22 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6758394cca90743cdcbbb9afab031947.pdf 744dd696f7e9eb29bdc22fa4e6ea202e PDF Text Text , V 4' I - V VV••VVV _____ 72nd Year, No. 208—Monday, April 21, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Seminole To Receive 3 More Banks unt*rW irI9 by Hal Kaufman V • EASY AS1,231 Parent who helped Johnny with his arjffimetIc. Whatdldffieteacher say about your homework?,, V . V Johnny: "1 H 2e3w1o2n3dle2r3.1d2h3O1l3clo2u3,l,l 5203s1t2u3p112d3." Read between the 1 2. 35. - F . 5 S • Word Garnet Without rearranging letters, find 1. s five words within the word SPARK In 60 seconds. V V • Riddle-Me.Thlsi What do you call a nosy cigarette smoker? A butt•lnskl. Which flower grows In a sand pile? A dun.d&1o. What games are played at service $tat Ions? Gassing games. ;;.. V . a '.a. 'id ad 'aidi .dç four times as old as well as a dozen years older than the baby being sat. No fair peeking I, V •s V • Sit ltOutl Find the age ef the, babysIrwp.s - : UPTHEDOWN INCLINE? .. i•V p of heavy in card ix Inches !rirthe ends Incline the similar to that shown , d, 'ussw s pu,s *ftd Pu, u" u * :I3u,jj ----- V - I ,...• .,. Now, challenge bywhother the circle will IM roll up the Incline down the Incline, or L remain In place. What ANY OLD PORTI Oor young 11 abeve are dashi n g do YOU think It will do? for shelter. What can you draw to cmplete the picture? , •$ Corporation has total assets of $1.1 billion, tie added. Meanwhile, a spokesman in l.ewis' office said today state approval has been given for the new State Bank of Forest City to be built west of the K. Mart Shopping ('enter oil Airport Boulevard. Frank l)obson, executive vice president of the Forest City Bank, said construction of the new facility is iwing field tip pending approval by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. t FDIC). Earlier this year approval was given by the state and federal agency for the new Tropic Bank of Seminole at 25th and Park Avenue in Sanford. The bank has been in operation for more than six weeks. Iwis' office also confirmed that the state has approved it new branch bank for Flagship of Seminole County at Tuskawilla and Red Bug roads and for a new bank to be located in the lAuigwood area by the ComBank Corporation. Irene Brown, vice president and marketing officer at Flagship said the Tuskawilla and Red Bug roads branch hank will be a full service facility. Kelly's Psych*lc Blames Mom's Death On Harassment By DIANE PETRYK FBI "Abscam" operation. Janielson said Robyn did not mention brought up earlier when the Jameisons Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Jameison maintains that Kelly Kelly or C-5, her code name for Kelly as discussed persons who could support Orlando psychic Robyn Jameison will called her first on Oct. 3 and told her he Congressman from the 5th District, to Mrs. Jaineison's story. attend her mother's funeral today, was conducting his own investigation of Watson. 'Because we had other things to do," blaming her death on the FBI, the United suspicious persons. Mrs. MacRae could not be reached for he said. States Justice Department and an Kelly was videotaped Jan. 8 takIng conunent this morning, but earlier Jameison said April 2 there are bound Orange County newspaper. $25,000 from an undercover FBI agent, reports said the actress met the to be some people who will say the whole Virginia Hamilton Slayden, 74, died "of but said he took the money as part of his Jamelsons when she was in Orlando in story about his wife and Kelly was apoplexy resulting from the disturbance own investigation. . July 1978 appearing in "The Last of the concocted. over Robyn's Involvement with Mrs. Jameison said she warned Kelly ' '' - Red Hot Lovers." She also appeared on Others, he said, will realize there is Congressman Richard Kelly," said he was dealing with "FBI types" and .) • the WDBO radio nighttime talk show" independent, believable, solid evidence V P Jamie Jameison, the psychic's husband, said she saw the word "scam" in her •••,• "Nigtitlitie" when Jamie Jameison was which supports and nails down Kelly's Jameison explained that FBI agents, psychic vision. the host. Mrs. McRae is reported to have statements on what he was doing at the Justice Department representatives and On March 29, Mrs. Jameison told the said id she calls the Jameisons several time he received that money from the newspaper reporters harassed Mrs. Herald there were several law entitites a month for plot ideas because she 'shady characters' posing as Arabs." Slayden while she was in the hospital. V, V forcement officials in Seminole, Volusia is developing a television series loosely There also will be "those who will want Mrs. Slayden, Jameison. said, and Brevard counties that could back her / based on their lives, 1 to give Kelly official recognition and pretended she thought the reporters were story, -Mrs. Jameisori's psychic powers have commendation for engaging in a onebook salesmen. But during their Washington testimony V ' ,' been used by local, state and federal law man effort to get to the bottom of what he V. "She told them she didn't want to buy other names surfaced.. enforcetitent officials. Jtmnieison said his felt may have been a dangerous inany books," Jameison said. "Then there They include David Watson, an wife has helped out in more than 1,000 ternatiomuil security threat against the were those flashing badges at her. She assistant superintendent at the Florida ROBYN AND JAMIE JAMEISON murder cases. An attorney, Jameison interests of this country," he said. said she didn't want to buy any badges." State Prison in Starke, and actress Sheila said his wile often helps him with jury ...blame FBI, Justice, media for death Services for Mrs. Slayden were to be The Jameisons returned Saturday MacRae. selections, lie said he has not lost it jury held today at 2 p.m. at the W. Guy Black from Washington D.C. where they Watson said this morning he would not is because he has no faith in reporters," she was involved in a Washington in- trial. Ilonme For Funerals, Inc. Jameison said testified under subpoena to the grand comment on the matter. He said Watson met with Robyn on Nov. vestlgation that, when it broke next year, Jameison said he was asked why the he will be delivering a eulogy for his jury hearing evidence concerning the Jameison said Watson's refusal to talk 14 and he can confirm that she told him would be of Watergate magnitude. But names of Watson and MacRae were not mother-in-law. V V to CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom pane's. New quickly can yew find them? Check answers with, these below. based corporation in the state. "We are enthusiastic about the potential growth in the Sanford and Lake Mary area," McCabe said today, adding the Sanford facility will be fully staffed for all types of banking. Tile Ellis Banking Cori). acquired in July 1979 the Former Pan-American banks in Altamonte Springs, DeBary and Ormond Beach. "Pan American decided to concentrate in highly urban areas and international banking," McCabe said. Ellis is concentrating its banking houses in smaller cities, McCabe said. Ellis Banking Jd V •. Cutout 021111P.1,11 t iu.jp s .uIp.f By DONNA ESTES new ComBank in the Longwood area, Herald Staff Writer The new Ellis Bank will be the fifth bank to be The banking business is booming in Seminole located within the city of Sanford. County. Douglas McCabe, assistant vice president of A new Ellis Bank of Seminole County is to be the Ellis Banking Corporation from the firm's built at the southwest corner of U.S. 17-92 and headquarters in Bradenton, said today the new Lake Mary Boulevard.. The Flagship Bank of bank is to be constructed on a 12-acre tract enSeminole County has received approval from circling the Cumberland Farms shopping center. State Comptroller Gerald Lewis' office to open a McCabe said the new full service facility will branch bank on Tuskawilla and Red Bug roads have frontage on both U.S. 17-92 and Lake Mary between Winter Springs and Casselberry.,, And, Boulevard. The Sanford facility will be one of approval has been given by Lewis' office for a more than 50 banks operated by the Florida- . Japan Buoys Carter I • eS - YaMacoJ V.• " • V ?' Allies Huddle On Iran Sanctions -. WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter, encouraged by Japan's refusal to pay higher Iranian oil prices, is closely watching the European allies to see what punitive steps they will take to support r'rr I J?$G L1LXWM r .• -/ MVV*I - V '. # L - ' • - Iran Shuts Off Oil To Japan ' TOKYO (U 111) - Iran has suspended in 'ktirami reported the suspension of oil the United States in its fight with Iran. oil shipments to Japan because of shipments by the National Iranian Oil Co. Carter spent a relaxed Sunday in the Carter skipped a Camp David weekend Tokyo's refusal to agree to a 2.5 percent Iran raised the price of Iranian oil by family quarters as thousands of visitors and remained at the White House to keep price increase, the Kyodo news service $2.50 'u $35 it barrel earlier this mouth toured the gardens. As he emerged into watch on foreign and domestic develop reported today. and negotiations had been under way the bright sunlight from the First Baptist eats. Kyodo said the information came came from with Japanese refiners and trading Church after morning worship services, The European Common Market Mitsubishi Corp., whose representatives companies on the increase, reporters fired questions about Iran at ministers were meeting in Luxembourg him. today to decide whether to invoke diplomatic and economic measures In it that by mid-May the patience of the Americans are beginning to question In response he smiled and said only, "concerted effort" with America to American people will be worn thin and he whether the alliance is a oneway street. "Have a nice day." Isolate Iran and pressure for the release may have to decide on "sonic sort of Japan, Iran's biggest oil customer, of the American hostages. Carter also was keeping tabs on military action" if there is no break in announced Sunday it will refuse to pay Asked Sunday If he were worried about the Iranian crisis. Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary that the higher price Iranians have demanded European sanctions, Iranian Foreign pollsters say will be close between him The Luxembourg mimeeting is being held Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said, "We Following personal appeals from Carter For their oil. It could lead to a cutoff of and Sen. Edward Kennedy. do not want to break completely with the urging European leaders to increase supplies for Japan. Several interviews Carter gave to Europeans," But he said, "We are pressure on Iran. Carter has said he has The United States is exploring WLI)'s to Pennsylvania newspaper correspondents determined to resist pressure no matter been "disappointed" with the substance make up the shortfall that Japan may and broadcasters over the weekend in. how, when and where It comes from," and rapidity of their reaction so far, and suffer. (heated a growing bitterness between the Carter has warned the major allies European leaders are getting word that "We appreciate the support of Japan two Democratic contenders, ' iT Mi 4tM? . . t .. - ir Aar}I An= InAel I AIM 4-1601 NcA. __________- . - tEzzc I1e,t(L.. - • - V II FIC 01 lroz &4V s r i'M 1 KoW jW ) :- ;;;;• IN • _. ' - 0' 0 •_ _., Parent Of Hostage Enters Embassy In Iran V V TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Moslem occupied U.S. Embassy and promised to / Barbara and Kenneth Timm, of Oak families were already in Tehran on militants today admitted the parents of let other families see the captives, Creek, Wis., entered the embassy similar missions 4! p one of the 50 American hostages into the reporters in the area said. compound after winning a special order Militant representatives took the From President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr litmus on a round of sites significant in and the militants agreement to their the struggle against • the shah's regime, visit, including Behesht.e Zebra Cemetery, or A successful burn of a coal-oil mix officer. The Tinuim's attorney, Carl Mcafee, Cemetery of Martyrs. Hirsid PIi V TIM Nisisi (COM) was achieved Sunday at Florida who stayed In the hotel while the couple At the cemetery, south of Tehran, the There was a slight problem with ON Power & Light's Sanford plant, a cornthe went inside the embassy, told UP! h e had Tis tum walked around the area con. he said, but the no pony spokesman announced this mor- coal feeding mechanism, contirmation as to whether the Tinims taming the The camera gets a worm's eye view of Tracy Pruden and Melissa burn was considere graves of martyrs of the edsuccessfl f ul . Po wer 1111111. would see their son, Marine Sgt. Kevin Islamic Revolution and met with I was put out at 250 mmiegawatts. The rani n Stafford of Girl Scout Troop 46$ as they plant an oak tree In Sanford's A mixture of 10 percent coal and plant Ilermening. families. Centennial Park, Seminole County 4•H Club members also took part percent oil was bur ned at 2:45 and ran for tHIS a 400.megawatt capacity. The militants said earlier they would The Timmuns' visit came on the third day 3 hOWl and 45 minutes, said Dave In the tree planting project. Another burn is expected during the allow "families" of the hostages to visit of their arrival in Tehran in defiance of Wolverton. rornoratp communications middle of the week, he added, the captives, sparking speculation other President Carter's ban. V 'V •V V 5 •V V V 1st V .5 for what they have done and are trying to (to," said deputy White House press secretary Rex Granum. "We will be consulting to see what steps can be taken V COM Burn Called Successful '. VV•,5V/ __, W V .*fl 5•. V_ VV - - THE OAK'S ------ - YOU Supreme Court To Rule On Televised Trials op I S WASHINGTON (UP!) The Supreme Cowl today agreed to rule whether it Is constitutional to allow television coverage of criminal trials. Arguments will be heard next term on a the ap.. peals of two former policemen claiming their tight tea fair trial was violated by television coverage of their convictions for robbery. The decision to hear the case made it likely electronic coverage will be the new testing ground in the court's struggip to balance the right to a and bnpartlal trial and theFlritAmendmentrlghts of t news The Florida &We= Court, which plowered the practice, held In April 1979 that cameras In the _courtroom were not unconstitutional. Last S.ptemher, It refused to review the appeals of the two former Miami Beach policemen on grounds Its April ruling rendered the dispute no longer it live legal controversy, -. Fkwfrism hean .vvrimental nn.-vesr coversve in - - ft ' p - --- V - V , - V- —' V 4, • - July 1977. The state's top court then gave its tiri*1 affirmed the convictions. It ruled there was flQ cameras in the courtrooms, over the objections of okay to permanent coverage with the April 1979 evidence that "the admission of television cameras the defendant, is consistent with the protections ruling, into this particular trial caused the defendants any insured by the Constitution," their lawyer said. The challenge he US. Seme Court took up difficulty in the preparation or presentation of their In a 1965 ruling on the use of electronic media ia today began when Noel Chandler and Robert case or deprived them of an impartial jury." the widely covered trial of Billy Sol Estes, the Texas Granger were convicted of robbing Picciolo's The appeals court declined to address the con- wheeler-dealer, the Supreme Court ruled "at this Restaurant in Miami Beach on May , ian. stitutlonality of Florida's law, but agreed it was "a time these safeguards (for a fair trial) do not question of great public interest," permit the televising and photographing of a Since they were pollee officers at the time. of crim inal trial." burglary, there was extensive coverage of their On Sept. 27, 1979, the Florida Supreme Court said T Florida defendants' lawyer maintained the he it would not rule on the constitutional issue since the Florida Supreme Court "has improperly had investigated a burglary of the same restaurant lower-cowl had not done so. In any event, the court disregarded" this ruling, a few days before, held, Its April decision had rendered the conIn any event, since the state court pioneered the A recording, coincidentally ted by an amleur troveny moot, practice, the U.S. Supreme Court - not the ctntp ham radio operator, was Introduced in wtikh the klawyer fur the deMidants appealed to the U.S. court should review it, they argued. two officers talked by walkle.talkle during the Supreme Court, arguing their right to a fair trial The state opposed review, arguing the convictions earlymorning burglary. Was jeopardized by the presence of television and were on non-federal grounds. They were sentenced to seven years in Jail and still CWiIerU in the courtroom. One of the latest surveys on subject showed that nine years' probation, "This case presents the court with a clear op. 23 states allow some degree of television or camera On anneal, FlorIda's 3rd District Court of Appeal portunity to determine whether the proliferation of coverage of criminal trials. - I 4L '•' ' ' " Icclay Action Reports ................. IA Around The Clock .............. 4A Bridge ......................... 48 Classified Ads ..............ZB-30 Comics ........................ 4B Crossword ..................... 48 Dear Abby ..................... lB Deaths .........................IA Dr. Lamb ......................48 Editorial .......................4* Florida ........................3* Horoscope .....................48 hospital .......................3A Nation 51 Ourselves ...................... 18 Spurts ......................5*4* Telnisiou .....................18' Weather .......................2* World ..... ..................... IA VVV.VV . �5 - 2.A- -EVnlg Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..- . Monday, April 21, lYtO I Man Pushed Into Fire At A Oviedo By DAVID M. RAZLER IV VUKLU Tito 'Exceptionally Serious ' As Thrieon had been at a natty at the "WIIROn reRIdence" County Road 520, Oviedo, when a fight erupted near a large outdoor fire, say deputies. The fight ended when Turgeon was thrown Into the flames by an unidentified person. Turgeon's family has asked no Information on his condition be released. SHOOTING AT DELUXE BAR A Sanford man was treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital for gunshot wounds suffered at the Deluxe Bar, Southwest Road, Goldsboro, Sunday afternoon. Deputies say Roger Brown, 50, of 503 E. 11th St., was hit with a baseball bat then shot in the thighs at close range by an unidentified man outside the bar Sunday shortly before 1 p.m. The man had allegedly "had words" with Brown Saturday night, at the bar, then met up with him again Sunday, striking him with the bat then shooting him, deputies report. Condition Deteriorates BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) President Josip Bros Tito today was reported in "exceptionally serious" condition and the 87-year-old leader's doctors said the turn for the worse "endangers his life." It was the most ominous medical bulletin on Tito's health in more than two months. "The general health condition of President Tito is exceptionally serious," the bulletin said. "The bleeding, which persists, pneumonia, high tern. perature and heart weakness, endanger the life of comrade president," the medical bulletin said. "The kidney function does not resume, - Long ' Colombia Crisis Seen Colombia (UP!) - - Longwood Commission To Meet . Site plans for Longwood the recommendation of the The city attorney will property on Orange Avenue; Hills Baptist Mission on E.E. city engineer on Wayman present ordinances on: the annexation of 10 acres owned Williamson Road and Hun. Street pavi ng bids; a decision restriction of commercial by Florida Residential ter's Marine Center at Orange on the Land Avenue paving zoning in classified uses; Communities on E.E. Avenue and Highway 17-92 cost; and the setting ofadate annexation ofa2o-foot strip of Williamson Road and a will come before the for the Board of Equalization Longwood Green accidentally density change of property to Longwood City Commission to meet on Wayman Avenue left out of a previous an. be annexed; and rezoning of when it meets tonight at 7:30 paving assessments and State nezatlon; Call) Corporation Sutera, McNulty, Thornhill at the city . Road 434 water line rezoning from Commercial to and Starks property an State Also on the agenda will be assessments, RM-Multiple Family ,of Road 434to Commercial from B.I. • HAVANA, Cuba (UP!) A Spanish airli ner new 41 refugees from the Peruvian Embassy to Madrid today in a resumption of "freedom flights," with Cuban police shepherding the exiles to the plane to prevent disturbances. Cuban President Fidel Castro Friday suspended all flights that would not take the exiles directly to their new homes. He was apparently unhappy over the hero's treatment given refugees in San Jose, Costa Rica, which was used as a staging point for the refugees before they left for permanent homes, CoItaRica,whIchhadagreedtotaJIe only ijoftb 't0,800 Cubans sheltered in'the Peruvian mission. -- Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO. ua A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Outdoor Concert Saturday Legal Notice ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) A group of English in. vestors are to announce grandiose plans today for a huge new tourist attraction in central Florida to rival and compete with nearby Walt Disney World. Gov, Bob Graham, Commerce Secretary Sid Levin, Senate President Phil Lewis and House Speaker Hyatt Brown were to attend a news conference announcing plans for "Little England." The investors, operating as Little England Inc., already have received zoning changes on 1,300 acres of farmland in northwest Osceola County. rians filed last onth with the East Central Central Florida Regional Planning Council show the group plans a theme park comparable in size to Disney World, a golf course, 500 luxury homes and extensive coimniercial areas, including a shopping center retailing English goods. - Funeral Notic.s _____________________ JAMES F. POOVEY James F. Poovey, 62, of 500 Elder Road, Lake Monroe, died Sunday morning at Seminole Memorial Hospital. BcrninNewton,N.C.,he lived In Sanford for the put Yom. Survivors include his wife, ; Mrs. Allic Poovey, Lake Monroe; two ions, James Jr., :: .Longwood, and Ricky of Sanford; PChi1fl. - Julia James, Indiana' Miss Ruth Mock andMIU Jennie L. HOLLOWAY, MRS. JOSh L.— Funeral services for Mrs. Josh L. Holloway, 52, of 910 Mellon. yule Ave., Sanford, who died Saturday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at 10 am., Tuesday, at Britton Funeral Home with the Rev. Freddie Smith Officiating. Burial In Upsala Cemetery. Srlsscn Funeral HomePA in charge. - U OUIAWN MIMOIIAL PAIl n,iwø a0 _______ aa, s—uiia so" TM NNn MNNI1St$ _______ : sa.ev ,',. ,. - RINEHART, ELMER D. — Funeral services for Elmer D. RInehart, 90, of tit I. Second $1., Sanford, who died Saturday at Laksview Nursing Center, wlIlbeat2p.m.W.*tssdayat Brown Funeral Nime with Dr. J. T. Casmat,owlciatlng. Burial in O*klawn Memorial Park. Brissan Fuiwal HilliePA in ISURI MuIkIrs MON. YNIU P11.94 SATURDAY 91 1*) Ewr.sIng IIt'mM ____ POOVEY, JAMES P. — Funeral services for James F. POOVY, as, of 100 Eldir Road, Lake Monroe, who died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, wIll be at 10:30 am. Wednesday Of SIISIOn Funeral Home with the Rev. Avery Long efticlofing. Burial in Everyiin Cemetery. Irisuon Funeral Home-PA iii charge. (V$P$ *1450) ___ PL Manâ,y, Arfl 210 1—V. N,. p's up and Saudi,l ez aforday by The Sanford atm. Herg I, inc., NeW. French Ave., 111111101" ____ IVSflWNk499N:Miø*. - Yiar, MJ.* By Maui Week - wear. MA. $1.10 I Mouth WMTHER - TTION KEPORTI Ruth ShOWS'S *fld thW)dSfM)OWers fell today along the Eastern Seaboard and in the Oblo Valley and extended from Washington and Orson to cenira.I California. In Graati N.M., the Immediate Uw of floodini in populated anSi dowflsttiem frOm iwall.. BilICutir LJkS has eased, but officials conthiued to stockpile saudhegs "II we did get a heavy rain, It could cause prqng, 1 5$ Øayj$ Sara, district Civil Defense director. Fancasts called far a d'.ance of widely scattered showers in western New _____ ____ ____ to, - AREA READINGS 9 LM.): temperature: 71; iigId low : SI; yesterdly'lbi: prure: 2190; ____71; barometric____ relative lunldity: 54 percent; winds west nerthwest at M.p.h. 'IUAY TID DAYTONA BEMII: highs, 1:371.50., ____ 2:11 p.m.; lows, '1:11 pm, $1$ p.m. pn W 1:90 am., 2:03 p.m.; Iowa, 7.13 &m., $07 p.504 BAYPOIIT: highs, 8:90 a.m., 1:37 p.m.; lo,i, 1:18 a.m., idi - - - _____ . ____ J ii S $Is - : Bailey pleaded guilty to falsifying an open house guest register and presenting It to an IRS agent as being from a boat log at the offices of Rush-Hampton Industries. Parris pleaded guilty to; uagntthg an IRS ag.ntwlthafaJs, Invoice representing a $4,900 office furniture purchase when in fact the furniture Was for Bailey's use. The charges stemmed train an audit of the company's corporate Income tax return for the 1974 final year. OAW4G OIECA$TI IL 'T Wlndsnorthartyaroumdl$knotitoday..daertha,st 10 to 15 knots tNuIgl4 and Tuesday. loss S to $ fast, Partly clutmly WIth. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today then fi IO'gI4 and Turnisy. Ittgtw today low and Tusaday mid Laws ' Sereud Chess Pesfoe Fold of Sanfort Plsrida 3271) - government. at night. ________ ______ . Dad. Police - - - - - - - . TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — Defense attorneys for five former Dade County white policemen are scheduled for their opening arguments to the jury today if the judge does not declare a mistrial in the case that Involves the beating death of a black man and police attempts to cover it up. Dade prosecutor George Yoss presented an opening statement Friday before the trial was recessed for the weekend that embittered the defense lawyers. The one hour and 50 minute statement by Yoss touched off a flurry of motions for mistrial and severance, I IOSPITAL NOTES (Semi Lewis ionic, Whitley lara A. Hansen, Orlando BIRTHS Paul and Janice Wttithy, a girl, nhord Dr. Robert A. and Sarah Gays Ft, Enterprise DISCHARGES - - a No": ' ' .11 pdhth A. Haden £ gsiie Matthews 0 avid G. Miller (S HUM Wimberly (S lifted Duprey, o,sten. A inlins G. Matthews, Deltona E yarnOft M. Rauier$Qfl, Geneva - - - , . . Willie Anderson Willis E. Foster Lorl A. Hicks Lori Dianne M$1MW5 A. Riley Mlne Turner Elsie F. Bean, Del-and Carl Bartelo, Deltona DISCHARGES af rd: MorTem Jones Rose A. KlnQ Marie Lewis Luverne Perkins John C. Ward .ioitn O. Warren Joseph H. Cople. Deitona Deborah K. Wood, Maitland I I backs former foe . - . 'S '). - HOWARD BAKER ) ,. . -- - KI)WUU) KENNEDY releases return Pennsylvania Wins alternative of their own, The utilities' proposal is due by the middle of the week. The Legislature during the December special session rebuffed the governor's efforts to amend the constitution and replace the 100 percent assessments requirement, which uppraisers have ignored, with something easier to attain. His goal is uniform assessments to make sure every county collects its fair share of property taxes. Unsuccessful in changing the requirement, Graham then set about to achieve uniform assessments by enforcing It. With the Cabinet's backing, he ordered the Department of Revenue to get appraise rs to 100 percent. The average county is assessed In the mid60's now. lilt goes to 100 percent, taxes will go up and governments will collect a lot more money unless there is a forced reduction in the millage, or taxing rate. And he $160 a year reduction in property taxes resulting from the higher homestead exemption on property taxes going to schools would be washed out. Graham's complicated proposal forces a rollback in the millage. The state would return to the practice of limiting each school board to a certain dollar amount of property tax revenues Instead of a maximum ntillage rate, The Department of Education would establish dollar ceilings for each district, which would force a millage rollback in most counties, Graham wants the Legislature to extend with modifications the 5 percent ceiling on increases in property tax collections by cities and counties enacted for one year last stun. mer. A 5 percent growth would no longer be the absolute maximum, but the cap could be exceeded only by an extraordinary vote by the city or county commission. t Tax To Hurt Tou rism ? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) —Guy. Bob Graham's proposal to increase state gasoline taxes Is getting dlni reviews in the Legislature, but Florida's powerful tourism industry :zuiy deliver the coup de grace. Graham has asked the Legislature to boost (he gasoline tax, now eight cents a gallon, by two cents next January and by much as 12 cents between now and 1985. 'i'iw tax increases would be tied to time construction price index, a method of meeting the impact of inflation on road building and mass transit costs. The governor's economic advisory council, which includes a top Disney World official, said last week that increasing gasoline taxes might frighten away tourists. A large part of the tourist industry depends on out-of-state vacationers who commie to Florida b automobile. "The governor's gas tax plan is very sensitive to (lie perception of tourism in Florida by outsiders," said the council, which includes some of Florida's leading business Ce'Onolliists. ______________ ) IZ:r WASHINGTON (UPI) — Treasury Secretary G. William Miller forecasts a modest recession for the United States and an improving rate of inflation for 1980 that will decline from 18 percent to 123/4 percent toward year's end. "By the end of the year, inflation should be at a considerably lower rate," Miller said in an interview with U.S. News and World Report. "The official forecast is that the consumer price Index will rise 1244 percent from the fourth quarter of 1979 to the fourth quarter of 1900." "While 123/4 percent Inflation is terrible, It's better than 18 Percent," the projected annual rate for the first two months of 1980, Miller said. And, he said, the reduced rate would mean considerable improvement toward the end of the year when he also expected Interest rates to go down. "I was wrong," Miller admitted, when asked about his statement last year that the United States was halfway through a recession. "So were many other people." Miller said he was fooled by a downturn in the second quarter of 1919 and he was being cautious about his predictions now. "The reason we probably will have a recession this time Is that we now have had a sustained period of softness in various I' 14fith _________a_________ F I Air Conditioning System 1 . HEATING INC Ph 372-6S62 fl'jlSanf r - Sanford I F o d 1I I i •• •• •S••• LOW COST S : AUTO : INSURANCE; ; m FOR S S. .DRIVERSS S ()' \ All "• PHONE 3221285 I\w I .•S A atk .TONY RUSSI. 'While 12314 percent INSURANCE: Inflation is terrible, : 12417 FRENCH AVE. It's better than 18 sectors Of thp Prannimy 11 v ni,, percent. —G. William Miller -.......-. - ....... 3 Mansmen Held After 4 Blacks Shot Matilda Hicks, Orange City Marjorie P. Mosier, Drange City APRIL 30, 1910 ADMISSIONS Wall": - ? - ___ SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APRIL 19, 1901 ADMISSIONS . ~ 91' I Treasury Head Forecasts Improving Inflation Rate Defense Begins - - House members this week, House Energy Chairman Frank Mann has told the power companies to stop opposing a plan under which they would make low interest loans to con. sumers to pay for energy conservation irnprovements to homes or come up with an ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — A 32-year-old man who reportedly aimed his shotgun at an Orange County deputy sheriff Sunday night and screamed, "Shoot me," was shot and killed. A sheriff's spokesman said the dead man, Darwin Eugene Mobley, 32, of Bithlo aimed a shotgun at Deputy Marc Snow. "The only tiling we can theorize right now is that he may have been drinking, since the original call was a drunk-disturbance call, but we won't know for sure until a toxicology test is done in the autopsy," said a spokesman for the sheriff's department, Richard Ki ng. peyableontheeIrstdayofJune ,, assessment, with the first 'inof eeth year thereafter, tII the Itallment to be due and payable entire b&abce shalt be paid, with June 1, 195), and with all sublIONS PERTAINING TO THE Seminole County, Florida, run each Individual assessment to sequent installments to be due and DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS thence 00 digress 02 minutes bear Interest at the rate of eight payableonthefirstdayof June of THAT ARE TO BE UTILIZED seconds East along the East right. per cent (S percent) per annum on each year thereafter, until the FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE of-way of said East Lake Brantley tf'a unpaid amount. Further, that entire balance shall be paid, With SITE PLAN FOR ANY DCV. Drive, 995.0 ft. to POint Of begin. interest shall commence upon the each individual assessment , to ELOPMENT OR THE CON. nlng: continue North50deg,wsg3 STRUCTION OF ANY FACILITY minutes 34 uicands East 41.31 ft. date of the acceptance of the bear interest at the rate of eight Improvement herein described, percent (I percent) per annum on OTHER THAN RURAL RE. toapOifltOnfth5Ws5$50'IyrlOft.ef. SIDENTIAL, ONE. AND TWO. way line of Weklva Springs Raid, 54 Shall beer Inter ast.sIMovided the unpaid amount. Further, that for by the provisions of Florida interest shall commence upon the PAM I L y N ES I E NT I AL thence South 3Cdegrass ii minutes Stat date of the acceptance of the ut e 5170.09 (1977). DWELLING UNITS OR, ACCESS. 05 seconds East along said right. 4. That the special assessment Improvement herein described, ORY USES THERETO: ES. of.way 40 ft., thence westerly to shall be levied against all lots and and shall bear interest as provided TAIL ISH PROCEDURES point of beginning. ConsistIng of lnds adjoining i for by the provisions of Florida or bounding WHEREBY NEW DEVELOP. 1½ was more or less. (Further abutting upon Statute $170.09 (1977). the said Im. MENT WILL PROVIDE CAP. described as in the gener 4. That the special assessment al provement, more specifically ITAL IMPROVEMENTS OR location of the Northeast corner Of designated by the assessment plat shell be levied against all lots and MONIES TO OFFSET THE AD. Highway 434 and East Lake required by Florida Statute land adjoining and contiguous, or VERSE TRAFFIC IMPACT Brantley Drive.) (DISTRICT No. 51 70.04 (197fl. bounding and abutting upon the CREATED BY THE ADDI. 3) 1. That the total estimated cost said Improvement, more TIONAL TRAFFIC GENERA. Application has been made by of the Improvement herein specifically designated by the lION; PROVIDING PENALTIES Robert G. Feather. designated is $11,317.75. assessment plat as required :by FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDI. Further, the Planning and That tit, sessment shall be Florida Statute $170.04 (1977).' NAI4CE; PROVIDING SIVEp. Zoning Commission of Seminole madeasansteachoftMafId,, S. That the total *Olmsted cost ABILITY: AND PROVIDING AN County will hold public hearing properties as shown on the Of the Improvement herein EFFECTIVE DATE, in Room 503 ii the Seminole assessment plat as hereinabove desIgnated 15544,334.50. Further, the Seminole County County Courthouse, Sanf ord, described on a I rant-fact, pro 4. That the assessment shall be PtSftnhiti and Zoning Commission Florida on April 2, 1550 at 7:30 basis, arrived at by division rata made against each of the lands and wi$lhOldaPubhicNearingInR.,rn P.M. or as soon thereafter as total cost of the properties as shown on the of th e Seminole County possible, to reyiaw, hear corn. divided by the total Improvement front.footage assessment plat as hereinabove Csurttlsvss. Sanhsni, Florida an mints and make recom. of each parcel lot or property described, on Iront.foo$, pro rata WAY ?,1901a17:$P.M.,oras.00n mlndatlansto the Board of Cemty dssatedby this Resolution, basls, arrived a$by division of the thereafter as p*lble, to Commissioners on the above shown upon the assessment plates total cost of th, improvement mrnen$s and make recom captisnel ordinance ma reloning. provided , divided by the total front.footage lfllfld$tlSw to the BoardofCounty Persons flotblet.att,ndta,, 7.ThataiImokjtioflsInlict of lath parcel lot or property Csmsslulan.rs on the above hearing wits wish 95 csmms.W in herewIth, be and the $ame, are designated by this Resolution, and cesielerdlnance. hits proposed actions may submit hereby repealed. shown Upon the anmontplat as Mirnutal information may be sslthsn sjatemer*s to the Land S. This Resolution shall become hereinabove provided for. Iained by contacting ftte LandDevelopment Division prIor to the effective immediately upon 7. That all resolutions in conflict Devalapmanl Maagsr Of 503.4330, scheduled public hearIng. Perians passage and adaption, herewith, be and the same, are EII$SIISISII 3. appearing at the hearings may PASSED AND ADOPTED this hereby repealed, iitan cemments may oj submit oeiftg., statements or be hIlt day of April, A.D. 1. S. This Resolution shall become with the Land Development itsird orally. STEVEN M. USURY effective Immediately upon Division and persons appearing at By order of the Board of County MAYOR, passage and adoption. the hearing Will be heard. Commissioner s of Seminole City of Loilgesg, PASS'D AND ADOPTED this WILLIAM KINCN$Opp, County, Florida. FIor$ 14th day Of April, A.D. 1950. ChAIRMAN Artiti, H. Beckwp J. ATTEST: STEVEN M. USKERT BOARD OF COUNTY CISt Is the Board Of Lindi N. Martin MAYOR, CMIS$IOthEIS City County. Cemntisllo,urs of Clerk City of Longwood, SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida COUNTY, Publish April 21 & 71, 1950 Florida FLORIDA By: JoAnn K. Hare DEU.94 ATTEST: ATTEST: ARTHUR H. BECK. Deputy CISt Linda N. Martin Publish March 19, Apr11 21 and City Clerk Publish April71. May 33. 1100 May , .j, Publish April 21 121, 1950 DSU.hI3 DET.at DEU.52 will absorb much of the time of 'Shoot Me' Man Killed Lot 1, Block AOf THE SUBDIVISION REOULA. Golf View Estates Sadist lIONS: ADOPTING REOULA. Meredith Manor, PS 13, Pg. - - A.ii Plead documents. The conspiracy charge was dropped by a Englishmen Set Huge Plans For New Tourist Attraction I sons, is in charge of arrangements. r%E)lr%A IN BIIEF Guilty In Tax Case - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — One of Gov. Bob Graham's major programs is moving through the Legislature even if his gas tax and energy conservation proposals are not. Graham's "TRIM bill" to prevent tax increases when county property appraisers are forced to move to 100 percent assessment this year is supposed to clear the Senate Ways and Means Conunttee Committee this week. ' Even though the plan is being resisted fiercely by the appraisers, city and county commissions and school boards a powerful opposing force it has the support of most leaders, In particularly, Senate President Phil Lewis. I "He'll get his millage controls. We're not bout to let taxes go up and wash out the savings the people got when they voted themselves that higher homestead. exemption In March," Lewis says. The plan, getting its nickname from "truth in millage," which Graham says is its goal, comes up before the Senate's finance and tax subcommittee Tuesday, then the ways and means committee Thursday, Lewis wants it on the floor the following week, voted out and sent over to the House. The full Senate meets only once this week, Wednesday. Likely topics are a bill raising the drinking age from 18 to 19— its supporters will push an aendment going even further, making the drinking age 21 and legislation outlawing "head shops" selling rolling papers, waterpipes and other devices used with marijuana and cocaine, I L%#III..JI. of -. I - r '01. - .(( Graham's Tax Measure Gains Steam In Senate - Legal Notice 2 Longwood To Decide Abortion - IM - - IiyUniteclPresslnternational 'Members of the United Auto workers overwhelmingly voted th is weekend to accept a new threeyear contract with International Harvester Co., ending a record 5'--mlnth strike that idled 35,000 workers in nine states. Harvester spokesman Bill Greenhill said IlloSt employeees would return to work today and production was expected to reach normal operating levels within a week. He said some assembly line workers would not be recalled until later in the week. The strike the longest major walkout in UAW history — cost bo th management and labor millions in profits and wages. OF LONGW000, FLORIDA. OF LONGWO0D, FLORIDA, ~~ _ - / - Auto Workers Accept Pact " is WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Edward Kennedy made more money than President Carter in 1979 and paid more ìa taxes. The Joint return of Kennedy and his wife, released (luring the weekend, showed an income of $501,197, including a sizable alfltItInt from trusts and his $58,000 income as a senator: The Kenned) s' federal ta xes amounted to $166.151 and their return listed a $40,000 overpayment. Carter's return, made public Tuesday, listed a total income of $195,527 and claimed a refund of $16,703. A breakdown of his financial assets and liabilities showed his net worth fell below the $1 million mark in 1979. Kennedy reported $216,000 in deductions including more than $40,000 spent on expenses for his Boston and Washington offices. On a net taxable Income Of $285,436. Kennedyn accou tants figured the total tax was $166,151, or 58.2 percent. That coni UCS to the $65,944 Carter said he paid in 1979 federal taxes. susxnding the trigger price iiiechanisni, a HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) Sen. Edward go?" An influx of Rush volunteers from nine Pennsylvania sends 185 delegates to the system devised to limit steel imports, brought states distributed 500,000 pieces of literature in Kennedy pins his presidential aspirations on a first lady Rosalyon Carter and former U.S. a last-minute, door-to-door blitz. showdown with President Carter among Democratic convention this summer. Carter trade negotiator Robert Strauss to the Steel Pennsylvania's blue-collar voters Tuesday, leads in the Democratic delegate hunt, With Reagan got several big boosts Sunday City to call Kennedy a -Johnny-come-lately" endorsements from fumier rival and Senate and George Bush hopes his rugged, no-holds- 960 to Kennedy's 486.5 with 23.5 uncommitted. ()j) leader Howard Baker and fruimi Ohio on the steel issue. barred campaigning has come soon enough to Ford said the Massachusetts senator was Although Carter has remained at the White Guy. James Rhodes, plus 811 editorial en deny Ronald Reagan the Republican counting heavily on the Pittsburgh steel region house, declining to campaign while the 50 dorseinent b the Dallas Morning News. nomination. and Northeastern Pennsylvania's strongly Americans are held hostage in Iran, tile Keystone State strategists for Kennedy and Democratic anthracite co-al mining area, In what lie called a 'magnificent week," president gave widely disseminated . Bush admit it's ''do or die" for the can di dates which includes cities such as Scranton and Pennsylvania newspaper and Reagan also won the nod Iruna :Ii ntemiibcrs of terviews to in Tuesday's primary that sends large Wilkes-Barre. Congress, 12 New York GUI leaders, and 17 of broadcast reporters. delegations to both nominating conventions Reagan strategists erc concernedthat New Jersey's 21 county chairmen. And over Combined, southwestern Pennsylvania and this summer. Heavy campaigning continued through the the anthracite region match the number of Bush will have outspent the GOP front-runner the weekend he unproved his delegate count to weekend, but spokesmen for Kennedy and Democratic voters in Philadelphia, where last 5-I in the primary race. Bush also will have 547. Bush has 96. Rep. J('hn Anderson, U-Ill., Bush said their candidates were still behind, week Kennedy received a major endorsement campaigned in Pennsylvania every day III the has 56 and 75 are uncommitted. final two-week stretch, while Reagan's apAnderson iliti not qualify to be on Penn"We took a poll that showed us 10 points from Mayor William Green Jr. During the final two weeks preceding the pearances will have been limited to four. behind," said Mike Ford, Kennedy's Pennsylvania's primary ballot. While he is staging sylvania campaign manager. ''But the primary, Kennedy will have campaigned 11 "We're trying to time the campaigning to a write-in campaign, he has spent most of his peak on Tuesday," said 'I'oui Tripp, state time mapping out a strategy for a i)ssible question is, 'How many people haven't made days in Pennsylvania. His attack on the president in Pittsburgh for campaign manager for Bush. tlurd.party try in November. up their minds, and where are they going to - RESOLUTION NO. 355 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY AREA DEATHS SPRINGFIELD, Pa. (UPI) Former presidential candidate Sen. Howard Baker has announced he is backing Ronald Reagan for president and like "any active Republican" he would accept a vice presidential nomination if called on to do so. Baker, the Senate Republican leader from Tennessee, said his endorsement of the GOP presidential front-runner was unsolicited and had nothing to do with the second spot on the ticket. "Having sought the nomination myself I have a special first-hand appreciation of the breadth and depth of governor Reagan's political appeal," Baker told about 500 people Jammed into the Delaware County municipal building Sunday. "I think it's clear now that the time has come for the party to rally round our nominee, and it is obvious to me Ronald Reagan is going to be our nominee," Baker said later at a news conference. Kennedy Bush Need WASHINGTON (UP , The Supreme Court has come to grips with the abortion question again. In argwiients set for today, it was specifically asked how far the federal government must go to assist a woman seeking her constitutional right to an abortion. At issue is the constitutionality of congressional limitations on federal financing of abortions for poor women. The government maintains Congress had a "legitimate governmental interest In preserving potential human life and encouraging childbirth" when it restricted the flow of federal funds for medically necessary abortions. Legal Notice PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STA. PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT TUTESI7O.03, DECLARING SPE. LITE 5170.03, DECLARING SPECIAL. ASSESSMENTS FOR IN CIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR STALLATION OF WATER STREET PAVING, DESIGNA LINES, DESIGNATION OF TION OF STREETS TO BE IM EXPENSE THEREOF, TO BE PROVED, DESIGNATION OF PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESS. EXPENSE THEREOF, TO BE MENT, AND MANNER OF PAY. PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT, DESCRIPTION OF MENT, AND MANNER OF PAYDESCRIPTION OF LANDS ASSESSED, AND DE. MENT , CLARATION OF ESTIMATED LANDS ASSESSED, AND : COST. CONFLICTS, SEVER. DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED ABILITY. EFFECTIVE DATE. COST, CONFLICTS, SEVER. City, o f ABILITY. EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, th e Longwood, Florida, deems it *%' WHEREAS, the City of A pops concert under the past years have numbered ticket agencies. Mall orders necessary to Install water lines Longwood, Florida, deems it stars featuring medleys by along SR 434 from Bay.Connecessaryto pave wayman Street SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD close to 11,ON are invited to can be sent to Fashion Square froth Its Intersection with Orange General property to Soblk Sand. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Scott Joplin and George bring lawn chairs, blankets Tickets, 3201 E. Colonial Avenue to its intersection with wlch Shop properly; and NOTICE OP PUBLIC Gerahwin will be presented by and coolers if they wish, In Drive, Orlando, 32803, and city of State Road 434, in the City of WHEREAS, the HEARING the Florida Symphony Longwood, Florida; and, keeping with the upbeat must include a check for the The Board of county corn. Longwood, Florida, desires to pay WHEREAS, the City the cost of said installation by of Orchestra at 8 p.m. Saturday ambience of this alfresco ticket price plus a 50-cent-per- misslonersof Seminole County will 101 hold a public hearing In Room 203 the levy of special assessment Longwood, Florida, desires to pay Mock, both of Winter Park, at the Springs residential ELMER RINEHART fiesta. Popular musical ticket handling charge, and of the Semlnol• County Cow'. against certain real property for the cost of said paving by the Elmer D. Rinehart, 90, of Miss Margaret Mock, Lake community at Longwood. features will also Include a self-addressed,. stamped thouse. Sanford, Florida on Ma y located within the City at levy of special assessment against 919 E. Second St., Sanford, Monroe; Thomas Mock, 13, 1550 at 7:00 P.M., eras sn Longwood, Florida, and being certain real property located A Ringling Bros. and Glenn Miller big band tribute, envelope. thereafter as possible, to consider lands and lots adiolning to and within the City of Longwood, died Saturday at Lakeview Sanford; mother, Mrs. L.G. Barnum & Bailey Circus and circus-therned selections . a specific land use amendment to benefiting from Installation of said Florida, and being lands and lots Nursing Center. Born in Wilson, Newton, N.C.; two World dance production, such as "Send n the C1p,s," adjoining, contiguous to, boun. the Seminole County Corn. water line; ding, and abutting upon the Street Centerbw'g, Ohio, he lived in sisters, Mrs. Eugene Miller, fireworks, water ballet by NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT prehansive Plan, Ordinance nu A limited number of RESOLVED BY THE CITY to be Improved; and rezoning of the described Sanford r the past years. Catawala, N.C. and Mrs. M.P. Mary Rose's The Lorelels, reserved seats are available NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT property from R.1A SIngle Family COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SEMINOLE COUNTY investor and Jones, Newton, N.C. He was wines, soft drinks and for $8; meadow seating is$6; LONOW000, FLORIDA, AS RESOLVED BY THE CITY Dwettlng District to OC Office BOARDOP COMMISSIONERS received his law degree in COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF FOLLOWS: Brisson Funeral Home-PA refreshments are among children and students under District. NOTICE OPPUBLIC 1. That the nature of the LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. AS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Kenyon Cannon College in is in charge of arrangements, added highlights of this an. HEARING 12-years-old are admitted for The Board of County Corn. ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH proposed Improvements to be FOLLOWS: Cambler, Ohio. He worked for nual concert, one the $4. Tickets are available at missionersosseminolecountywill AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND me" pursuant to the provisions of I. That the nature of the MRS. JOSIEHOLIA)WAY a number of years with the Symphony's most popular. hold a public hearing in Room 33 USE ELEMENT 'OF THE Chapter 170, Florida Statutes, proposed improvement to be made Streep's, Altamonte and Mrs. Josle L. Holloway, 92, pursuant to the provisions of United Fruit Co. and he was the Seminole County Cour. SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. 1977, shall be the installation Concert guests, which in Orlando Fashion Square of tMe, Chapter 170, Flor ida Statutes, Florida, on June PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM, SR ter line along the south side :: an attorney with tile inter- of 950 MellonvIlle Ave., 434 from Bay.Con General 1577, shall be the paving of 10, 1550, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL pro state Commerce Commission Sanford, died Saturday sight perty to Sobik Sandwich Shop Wayman Street, within the City of thereafter as possible, to consider AND MEDIUM :: at Seminole Memorial properly, within the City of Longwood, Florida, from its in In Washington, D.C. the adoption of the Seminole RESIDENTIAL TODENSITY COM Longwood, Florida. tersection with Orange Avenue to County Land Development Code. MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE Survivors include one Hospital. Born in Victoria, 2. That one.hundred percent its intersection with State Road OF REZONING FROM R.1A ORDINANCE sister, Grace Reed of Hawaii; Term., she lived in Sanford for the expense of material thereof 434. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Pt 56 years. She atshall be paid by special 2. That ninety percent of the daughter-in-law, Mrs. AND ENACTING A CODE OF DISTRICT TO OC OFFICE assessment against lands and lots expense thereof shall be paid by LAND DEVELOPMENT OR. DISTRICT. Frances Rinehart, John- tended Central Baptist in the City of Longwood, Florida, special assessment against lands From DINANCES FOR SEMINOLE Church. stown, Ohio; three theTownship East ¼ corner of as hereinafter described, and lots in the City of Longwood, COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS A NEW Section 4. 21 0uth She is survived by two 2. That said special assessments Florida, as hereinafter described, children, Rebecca Taft and Two Longwood corporate officers have pleaded guilty in US. AND OR IGINAL COMPREHEN. Range 25 East, run IC diaries may to paid in gross, or in ten (10) and that ten percent of the expense District Court in Orlando to charges of giving false documents SIVE ORDI NANCE TO BE minutes 34 seconds West Judith Hazen, Columbus, John B. of Winter Park and annual Installments with no in. thereof shall be paid by the City of KNOWN point AS THE "SEMINOLE toa on the es of Sanford; 18 grand. to an Internal Revenue agent. East Ohio, and William D. Jam rlgfit.of.way stallment payment to be less than Longwood, Florida. COUNTY LAND DEVELOP. lIne of East Lake Brantley Drive, one.tenth of the 25 great3. That said Special assessments Rinehart, Johnstown, Ohio; children and individual James R. Bailey and Ronald M. Purrs, both officers of MENT CODE," REVISING, A run thence North 00 dIIFNS ° assessment, with the first in. may bepaid In gross, or in ten (10) and several nieces and grandchildren. Rush-Hampton Industries Inc., were indicted last November. MENDING, SUPPLEMENTING, minutes 34 seconds East alang said stalimont to be due and payable annual installments with no in. AND SUPENSED. East right.of.wey 1CM ft. to Brisson Funeral Home-PA Both also were charged with conspiracy to defraud the CODIFYING June 1, 1551, and with all sub. stallment payment to be less than IWO THE ZONING ORDINANCE, monument concrete at the Was'. sequent lnstallmentstobedu, and one- tenth of the individual Brissen Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements. government in addition to the two counts Involving the false THE ARBOR ORDINANCE, AND thwest corner of an Court - Freedom Flights Resume fo ATLANTA iUPIj — A federal jury has patiently spent three months listening to testimony alternately describing Bert Lance as a smooth operator bent on deliberately breaking federal banking las and as a country banker just out to help folks. It must now decide his guilt or innocence. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye was to charge the jury of six men and six women today before sending them to their deliberations over the case against Lance and three co-defendants. Moye's instructions are expected to take up a good part of the morning session because of the complicated nature of the case. Since the trial began Jan. 14, federal prosecutors have tried to depict Lance as disregarding federal banking laws while extending excessive credit to friends and family members. Defense attorney Nick Chilivis has cast the large, gregarious Lance as a helpful country-banker hounded by the gOvernment for trying to help his north Georgia neigh6ors. The Influence of GOP presidential place at the Alta monte Springs Civic candidate Ronald Reagan has been felt in Center. Seminole County with the election of two Perry was an unsuccessful candidate and Dot Meadors of Sanford was reCrane told deputies the man had fought with his sister, top supporters of the former California for the county commission in 1976. His elected treasurer. State Committeeman Fred Streetman knocking her out, then began shoving and pushing an officer governor to head the local Republican Wife, Carol, is chairman of the Seminole trying to restrain him, they say. Party. and State Committeewoman Mary Ann County Reagan Committee, But Monica Crane says she still does not know whether she Elect ed by members of the Seminole Morse were re-elected to their offices will press charges against the man who hit her, deputies say. County Republican Executive Corn. Mrs. Holloway is an adviser to the unopposed in March. mittee to leadership positions were Vince Reagan Committee for th e Fifth During the business meeting, it was GAS THIEF GRABBED Perry of Winter Springs as chairman and Congressional District, Mrs. Perry and announced that U.S. Rep. Bill Young, HSen'nole County deputies say they arrested a Union Park Audrey Holloway of Spring Val ley as vice Mrs. Holloway are alternate delegates to Florida, will be guest speaker at the man Sunday as he filled gallon jugs with stolen gas. chairman, the GOP national convention to be held in annual Lincoln Day Dinner scheduled for David Sorenson, 26, Union Park, Fla., was charged with the The party organizational meeting took Detroit next swnmer, May 31. pe tty theft of $68.85 in gas from Forest City Tire Service, State Road 436, Fern Park. Deputies say they discovered Sorenson filling a large n umber of one-gallon jugs from the tire company's pumps at 4:15 a.m, A clash between Israeli JERUSALEM (UP! soldiers and Palestinians in the occupied West Bank marred Israel's 32nd Independence Day today and thousands of Jewish settlers marched through the hills of the disputed region to lay claim to it. In wha t may have been a case of mistaken identity, military sources said three soldiers fought oil residents of Deir Assal after the villagers pelted th em with sticks and stones and pushed a bus onto their car. 'The troops fired at the legs of the villagers, wounding two of them, one seriously, the sources said. The three soldiers suffered slight injuries, they said. Police arrested 16 villagers, the state-run radio said, .: is Lance Smooth Operator, Or Kind, Country Banker? Reaganites To Lead Local GOP Clash Mars Israeli Day Kennedy Shows - IN BRIEF BROTHER OF VICTIM ARRESTED FOR HITTING COP A Rochester, N.Y. man was arrested early Saturday morfling, ning, charged with hitting a deputy attempting to stop him from assaulting a man who had knocked out his sister. Randy Crane, 21, of Rochester, brother of Monica Crane, 22, of 104 Candlewick Rd., Apple Valley, Fla., was charged with assaulting an officer at 1:55 a.m. Saturday. Deputies say they found Crane arguing with a man outside Captain Good Time Saloon, State Road 436, Altamonte Elected secretary of the local party Springs, Hook's while his sister lay on the floor of the bar half. was Terri Brennan of Altamonte Springs, conscious. A hostage released Baker Endorses Reagan - An Astoria, N.Y. man has been sentenced to 30 weeks in the county Jail after pleading guilty to attempted burglary of a Longwood home. Young Jay Pyvn plea ded guilty to the charge Tuesday before Circuit Judge Voile Williams, after the state attorney office agreed to drop aggravated assault charges against the 20year-old Queens, N.Y. resident. Pn was originally arrested and charged along with Kyu Tae Ru, 19, Astoria, with the attempted burglary of the home at 179 Sandalwood Way, Longwood, and firing two shots at a Longwood police officer as he pursued them. Ho is still awaiting trial later this month. Later this month the two face extradition to New York City where they are wanted on other felony charges. MIDWAY MAN ARRESTED FOR FORK ATTACK A Midway man was Jailed Saturday and charged with at. tacking anot her Midway resident with a fork. Rufus Tarver, 47, was charged with aggravated assault for allegedly stabbing Jessie James Covington, 36, of Midway with a fork at the Midway Grocery. Deputies say they found Covington at 4:30 p.m. with the fork In his chest. He was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released, TWO BURGLARIES ON COUNTY CLUB CIRCLE Sanford police say thieves broke into two houses on Country Club Circle Saturday night. In one case the thieves took jewelry, in the other $100 in meat. during the weekend by guerrillas holding 17 diplomats 1. NATION MAN GUILTY IN BURGLARY ATrEMI'T Party Holds Election in the Dominican Embassy says the militants are Prepared to stay holed-up "until December." Costa Jtican Consul Rolando Blanco, the 35th hostage released by guerrillas of the April 19 Movement, told UP! Sunday t he armed group was in no hurry to settle the 55-day-old standoff. Party Jane Miller told police the th ieves hit her hunie at 136 Country Club Circle, between 9p.m. and 9:45 p.m., raiding her medicine chest then taking the contents of a Jewel box, value unknown. Aneta Harrison, 101 Country Club Circle, reported a dif. ferent kind of theft. Between 5 and 9:12 p.m., Saturday, thieves broke into her home and stole $100 in roasts, beef and chicken from he r freezer. Herald Staff Writer An Orlando man is hospitalized, suffering from second and third degree burns over 25 percent of his body, following a fight in Oviedo which ended when he was pushed into a fire. Dana Mark Turgeon, fl, of 7750 Lady Francis Drive, Orlando, was brought to Orlando General Hospital at 8p.m. Sunday by a friend who pulled him from the flames, deputies IN BRIEF Monday, April 211,191110-11A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . United Press Istoriatlosal Klan in Chattanooga, Larry Payne, and Nightriders armed with shotguns wounded Marshall Drub were slated to appear before four black wofnen in Tennessee and a 9-year. City Court Judge Doug Myers today It they tailed to post bond and gain their freedom, Old black girl In Georgia during the weekend. Three Ku Klux Kianimen were Charged With Church, who has several prior convictions one of the Shootings and two white men were for assault, disorderly conduct and larceny, arrested in the other, faces uhlle prosecution as an habitual Neo.Nazls and lUanatnen also sponeoreci a aria" . 'j1Jest" rally new Raleigh, N.C., toTWO of the Chattanooga victims were celebrate the anniversary of Adolf Hltler'sllst hota1iaed In satisfactory condition with Three Ku Klux Kiansmnen were being held In shotgun pellet wounds in the legs and buttocks. Chattanooga, Tenn, today In lieu of $40,000 The other two victims were released from the bond eh. They were Charged with intent to hospital after treatment. murder In the Saturday night attack that "We ladles had just gotten through drinking wounded the (ow women. a beer and we had turned Ow corner when they yftfij,m Qij'ch, who was Identified as the started shooting," said Opal Lee Jackson, 46, wizard of the Justice of the Ku Klux one of the victims. imperial wizar . S.O.S.... �4 t. . . . . . Evening HerWd CUSPS 41 G) Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, April 21, 19e0-4A -. . . . ,-. . .- . --- - ........... . a • - ' r '• 1 - —— -- - - Seminole County Commissioners approved granting a teaching, meditation, palmist and numerology license this week to Judy Weinberg, a county resident, after they were assured the applicant is not doing any work for State Rep. After Wednesday's meetings, members of the water district board and their staff assembled in Klrchholf's office prior to going to dinner with the cor'mnissioners. The board members told Kirchhoff they ad- Richard Kelly. mired the county's "beautiful municipal com- - plex." The St. Johns Water Management District board spent two days holding meetings and public hearings at the Seminole County Courthouse April 15 and 16 at the invitation of the Seminole County Commission. Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the invitation was issued because some local residents didn't think the water district board was responsive enough to the needs of the area. "It's always better to meet with people face to face," Kirchhoff said. "Then when you call 'em back, they know who they're talking to." He said the meetings were productive. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. :: Rnew Productivity Thromah Partnership . Kirchhoff accepted the compliment, but added "all the people that had something to do with they lost." building the courthouse Palatka-based board they Kirchhoff told the anytime. back were welcome to come "If you need anything we'll try to fix it up for you as far as courthouse facilities go," lie said. Kirchhoff explained that the courthouse was planned In 1968 but not started until 1972 because of a lawsuit claiming that Sanford had never been declared the county seat. "Costs went up in the meantime," he said. — — Is the United States to follow the example of Great Britain, paralyzed by crippling strikes, torn by a long history of antagonism between government and business, impoverished by a tax system designed to punish the rich — a third-class world power with a diminishing standard of living, sustained only by its memories of the vanished glory of its imperial past? The tça leaves are in the cup. They could be read that way. We see declining productivity. Deepening distrust between government and business. A standard of living that is stagnant or declining. A lessening of respect in the world community. Or are we to follow other models — Japan and West Germany? These two countries, our enemies in World War II, have recovered so successfully from their defeat that their economies long ago overtook Britain's and are now challenging the United States in per capita gross national product. In both Japan and West Germany, strikes are few and do little harm. no ht• There are only "company unions" dustrywide unions — in Japan. That means each union identifies with Its company — no company, no union. The unions are careful to do nothing that will damage the companies' ability to compete with other companies. The unions work to increase productivity and efficiency. They do not object to the introduction of labor-saving machinery, Germany has a more conventional labor union movement, but its leaders are responsible and many of them sit on the corporate boards of the firms for whom their members work. This system of "codetermination" Is a product of more than a century of tradition in the German labor movement. Germany's history of Inflation has made labor leaders conscious of the risks of escalating pay demands faster than productivity gains, Whatever the approach, It needs to be made from from both sides twoard the center management toward labor and from labor toward management In order to achieve what is good for both. By the same token, we must moderate the mindless hostility between politicians and businessmen, between a populist public of consumers who are encouraged to harbor antibusiness suspicions and resentment on the one hand, and on the other hand, a greedy group of business leaders who refuse to consider anything but the bottom line on their ledger sheets. Again, the hostile elements must come together. Both must move. Business must recognize its responsibilities to the public interest at the same time that government recognizes its responsibilities for creating a healthy climate for business, Or we can just go along as we are, allowing stale animosities to divide us, until we find ourselves in the pits with Britain, envying the people who trust each other, who respect each other, and who can work together for the common good. — — — 11 Pleasew rite Letters to the editor are welcomed for :publication. All letters must be signed, with a hialling address and, If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the, right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. ROBERT WALTERS - .._..r—_•"•---' U "And Disney resulted in the courtrooms being over.booked. So from the day we moved in, it's been too small." He contrasted the courthouse with the Sanford ERRYS WORLD Contender CARl .SEIAI), Calif. I UP! I ioiii Watson had outclassed 29 other professional golfers, but he was almost dethroned by a imian sitting in his living room 200 miles away. Watson captured the $300,000 Tournament of Champions with it final-round 73 Sunday for a 12-under-par 276 and a thireestroke margin over Jim Colbert. But, when the last putt of the tournament was taken on the 18th green, Watson had it final-round 71 and a live-stroke victory. He was pe nalized two strokes after play ended for giving advice to playing partner Lee Trevino on the 13th hole. The incident occurred on the tee with Trevino's caddy wearing a television m icrophone. Watson approached Trevino and [01(1 hiiiii he was hooking the ball because lie was addressing it four or live inches in front of his left foot. A fan in Ojai, Calif., heard the exchange and telephoned ['GA officials at the li Costa Country Club, site of the tournament. PGA tournament director Jack Tuthill questioned Watson about the incident and Watson said he had indeed told Trevino about the apparent solution to his problem. Tuthill, citing it PGA rule which prohibits a golfer from "giving aid to another during a tournament, including advice," (lien assessed the two-stroke penalty. The ruling caused considerable confusion among the media and tournament officials because it was not an- Have we reached one of those great turning points, when the whole political landscape is rearranged? Anderson hinted at that schedule when he told reporters at an April 7 press conference that he would decide within "several weeks" whether to abandon his bid for the Republican - When FDR swept into office In 1932 with a landslide victory over Herbert Hoover, 20 percent of the workforce was unemployed, the stock market was a morgue, bankruptcies Were epidemic, and banks were collapsing presidential nomination in favor of an independent candidacy. But behind that vague reference, according to campaign insiders, is a very specific like paper bags. The sense of disaster went far beyond economics, however. The entire set of Ideas and attitudes associated with Herbert Hoover seemed finished. timetable revolving around a fast-paced series of events that will occur between April 22 and April 24. On April 22, Pennsylvania holds its Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, but Anderson failed to qualify for a place on the GOP ballot because of a foul-up on Inc part of his supporters In the Keystone - Economic distress today has not yet taken so dramatic a form, but a sense of trembling foundations is widespread. By the time of the November election, the rate of inflation, Interest rates, and Carter's popularity may all be around 25 percent. State. JACK ANDERSON As a result, Anderson's effort there is limited to a difficult write-in campaign that is virtually doomed to failure. But the outcome of the Democratic contest in that state could lli be of critical importance to his future. That's because a substantial amount of the CongressIlUIn's support in the primaries held WASHINGTON — The latest intelligence to date has been coming from Democrats information gathered by U.S. surveillance disenchanted with President Carter but also other sources has confronted unwilling to vote for Sen. Edward M. Ken- satellites and administration with the alarming the Carter nedy, U-Mass. possibility that the Soviet Union is once more If Kennedy Is victorious in Pennsylvania it preparing nuclear missile sites in Cuba. would not only keep the senator's lagging The introduction of nuclear missiles into the campaign alive but give It a considerable Russian-dominated island 90 miles from boost. A defeat, however, would go a long way the world to the brink of war in Florida took toward dooming Kennedy's effort and leave 1962. That time, the Kremlin backed down in disaffected Democrats more susceptible than the face of a determined stand by President ever before to an Anderson candidacy. John F. Kennedy. Anderson is anxious to retain his status as a But the Soviet leaders have obviously Republican contender through April 23, decided that Jimmy Carter Is a president who because he wants to remain eligible to par- can be pushed around. His sorry performance ticipate that day in the third of four last October when he marched up the hill Republican presidential forums being and back down again over the presence of a sponsored by the League of Women Voters, to Soviet combat brigade in Cuba coupled be held in Houston. with his ineffectual handling of the Tehran Televised nationally by the Public Broadcasting System, the debates offer hostage situation, may have convinced the Anderson an exceptional opportunity to Russians they can flout the Monroe Doctrine impunity. display his considerable rhetoric skill. He with This changed attitude of the normally first attracted substantial public attention, old men in the Kremlin lends cautious for example, as a result of his performance In U.S. Intelligence analysts' attempt urgency to a newspaper-sponsored debate in Des Moines to figure out the intended use of several large in early January. holes the Russians are digging near the The pressure to publicly proclaim his Cuban city of Matanzos. Are they an innocent changed status on April 24, the day after of a suburban housing development, feature debate, stems from the fact that it is the of. ficial filing deadline to be assured of a place or underground silos for nuclear missiles on the general election ballot in New Jersey, aimed at the United States? CIA sources have told my associate Dale the nation's ninth most populous state. Van Atta that the holes are "strikingly During a weekend-long series of strategy similar" in size, shape and construction to meetings in California earlier this month, those that house nuclear missiles in the Soviet Anderson and his closest advisors also Union. Other agency analysts are not so sure, tatively decided to launch an Independent Uwroising that the holes could be part of rather than a third-party candidacy. housing construction or similarly peaceful They concluded that the latter approach projects. could be, In the words of one senior aide, "too The experts who lean toward the view that thrutenlrill to too many of the people we hope the holes are missile sites are the same ones to reach." that the Soviet who argued correctly At the Los Angeles press conference, bride Identified last year was a combat tes Over Sate — — — — Cuba one more ominous development in the Soviets' increasingly bold military presence in Cuba. In recent months I've reported a number of disturbing intelligence discoveries from Cuba: There are already two airfields on the island that can accommodate the Russians' Backfire bomber, and runways at a third field are being lengthened to the required 9,000 feet. A Defense Intelligence Agency report last year warned that the Soviets may send a detachment of the nuclear bombers to Cuba in 1960. Our spy satellites over Cuba have sent back pictures of a suspicious-looking building at Punta Movida, near Cienfuegos. It closely resembles the Soviets' nuclear missile storage and maintenance sheds in Eastern Europe. Some intelligence analysts caution, however, that the Cienfuegos construction, which includes a railroad line to the naval base at Punts Movida, may be simply part of a nuclear power plant the Russians are building there. The Soviets have been upgrading their communications equipment in Cuba, and can now conduct virtually simultaneous two-way exchanges between Havana and the Soviets' intelligence headquarters in Moscow. Havana has become the KGB's relay center for its intelligence and subversion operations in Latin America. Russian pilots have been flying regular reconnaissance missions from secret Cuban bases, monitoring U.S. naval movements in the Atlantic. The Russians even have an Independent fighter unit flying MIG-21 jets out of an airfield near Havana. WATCH ON WASTE: Department of Energy officials are experts in the use of objtacstory bureaucratic language when they write contracts for outside firms. They — — — — laid out some $30,000 for "technical analysts Anderson said he wanted "to give the unit. and support," for example, and listed such American people a real choice in this next support of their interpretation, these impreuive-soundlng tasks as "agenda election." analysts point out that the construction near preparation," "assessing the technology Finally, the congressman and his Malanios, and particulary the Russians' base" and "abstracting from technical and strategists believe they can offer a corn- involvement in It, are being protected by pragmatic documents and reports." But pelling rejoinder to one of the criticisms they unusually strict security. The secrecy ex- under questioning by government inspectors, expect to hear most frequently during the tends to the point of barricading the road that a DOE official admitted that what the conautumn campaign that he will serve only as leads east from Havana to the construction tract basically provided was the services of a "spoiler" who will deprive one of the major area. typists and secretaries at a time when the party candidates of the votes needed to win. The mystery of the Matansos holes is just agency was short-staffed. Already those interest rates are sending shock waves all through the economy — on home building, on automobile sales, on virtually all investment and purchasing. One reputable economist is now predicting gold at $1,000 per ounce within a year. We don't have bread lines or Hoovervilles, but the smell of disaster is in the air. To the economic crisis you can add the foreign policy crisis. In 1932, no one worried much about foreign threats, but in 1980 a sense of disaster exists there as well. Beyond all that, we appear to have reached the end of an era morally and Intellectually. The liberalism that has dominated American politics since 1932 seems absolutely finished. They mayor of New York, for example, Is a tough-minded budget-cutter. Both at home and in foreign relations, all the liberal assumptions have succumbed to massive economic and strategic realities. Reagan, a former Democrat, may well be able to seize this historic moment and put together a new national coalition comparable to the New Deal. The primaries have been sending out some interesting signals. Carter is abysmally weak In New York, for example a state any Democrat must carry. — To speculate, Reagan might very well carry New York, Texas, and California just for starters. against Carter — The only electoral votes relatively secure for Carter would be Georgia, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia. Reagan has the opportunity to run strongly in every other state, perhaps even carrying all of them. Reagan is solid in the West and in the Plains states, almost as strong in the South. He should carry the border states, and challenge Carter even In normally Democratic strongholds in the northeast. - . I I - — a I - O "aft 'da, Ing W70—% — — LONI — Moreland, Georgia? The last time there was a census taken, there were 310çlus, but that was before the Rainwater family moved out (There were so many Ralnwaters, they ran out of names for thsbast low chIken and bad them af ter dogs in the nslghberhood Wn "Spat" Rainwater was one of my closest friends.) How many IISfl4gsrs are there In Anwrlca,and when will they all grow up so rock music will fbaUy the out? _Ten miflk" live In New York City — whsr. the alrlsfoul,ths streets ws&tysaid In the primaries, Reagan has shown a strong appeal to Democrats and independents. Crucially, he is not running as a standard country-club mahogany board room Republican, complete with a Scrooge economics. In New Hampshire, for example, he swept the French and Irlsii vote by as much as 6-1. No national Republican candidate, with the exception of war hero Eisenhower, has ever shown that kind of potentially Rooseveltlan appeal. It's still six months to go, but Carter is looking more and more like Herbert Hoover. — — — — cartain that figure Is correct? the weather is terrible. Hudy anybody lives I can't. If the govermment knew beans about simple aritlanetic, It wouldn't just now be at ni ,ro ,'t,iTe1? ZaY6 balanift its oim dwc'sboo& for the first ftme since It was taking the 1160 clious incidentally, they missed Weyman C. WannsmnakerJr, that time, too. He h14 in the tautly "tool abed," which used to be none of the government's business. ' _, .t 11! ~V ~ .--.'I __ , -1), ,Qi)2 - — 'The Count' Ends Drought EOIVY - ,,'' h'E ,11. 1~ 1/R \ 7 .'.' . handingthe Braves their eighth loss in nine contests. Dave Toinlin, 2, picked up the victory in relief of Tom Seaver and lmrry Bradford, 0- 1, was the loser. Dale Murphy homered for Atlan ta . --- . I liv ('milled Press international The long drought is finally over for John Montefusci, but lie's still leaving reporters high and dry. Montefusco, a 29-year-old right -hander for the .San Francisco ;ints, ended a string of :16 straight starts ithout a complete gamma' and won his first gamime since July 29, 1979, Sunday by stopping the San Diego Padres, 5-1, on eight hits. Montefusci,, who had l os t six straight gaines. scattered eight hits, struck out six and walked thii'ce in iiimproviiig his record to 1-2 ., It will boost John's txmnlidence frommi au effort like this,'' said Giants' Manager, Da \e Bristol. 'I' e Ix-vii tmitiimg a lo'mg lime to see hmiimi pitch like (lint.'' , - ' ________________________ — — National League Roundup — - .- '-.,..--.. "i.I, - 11 . ' Expos 7. I'hillks 6 Gary Carter's sa crifice fly in the ninth inning scored Andre Dawson with the winning run in the Expos' triumph. Dawson ksh off the ninth with a walk and moved to third on Larry I 'arrishi's single and a subsequent error by center fielder (;mrr- Maddox. Carter then followed with his sacrifice fly. \'mmlen(ilie and Dawson honiered for Montreal and Greg l.uiinski homered for Philadelphia. Pirates 6, Cardinals 3 Dave Parker smashed it three-run homer to cap a fiverun San Diego's only run camime in the fourth inning when Dave fired in a 20-foot jun11) shot with 2:53 to go to boost the lead to 92.88. Veteran center Bob Lanier, who had 19 points for the Bucks, was bitterly disappointed. "I probably won't even go home bra couple of weeks. I don't want to expose my family to me when I'm this low I'll probably just play time Lone Hanger and disappear." Time Sonics, behind Wihlianis' 17 points, were on top at half time 51-50 after leading by as many as 10 points In the second quarter. Williams was credited with a field goal on a goal-tending call against Harvey Catchings with 9:04 in the second period to give Seattle a 37-27 advantage. Milwaukee, which won two previous games in Seattle but also lost two at home in the series, also got 19 points Lanier Brian Winters. Shelton added 15, Brown 14 and John Johnson 13 for the Sonics. In Boston, Larry Bird tossed in 31 points and grabbed 12 I S - ft'Lf Cñ'4V4 ,4'FCWP /1 '#*'e. ,'ppm' 4EP P,1yoFF. FOH ' ' t . I ' :. '9 . g- , M5 '' Dis tributed i King 1eaturriSjndicat.. more Points it' a 12-2 Boston run over the final 6: 18 to give tilt- quarter rally to lead the Celtics to a 96-90 victory over the h'hiladelphis 76c'rs, evening time Eastern Conference finals at one game each, Time best-o f-seven series switches to Philadelphia for games :hree and four omi Wednesday and Friday. Time Celtics took (lie lead for good with 5:34 left in the third period when Robey blocked a sho t, then went up the court a for Celtics a 74-64 lead entering the fourth quarter. The Sixers outscored the Celtics 6-2 to open time Final period and pulled to within 76-70 with 10:07 to play. But that was as close as they would get the rest of time game as Dave ('Owens sank a jump shot, Bird followed with a long juniper and Archuibald sank a free tlmrowon a technical to give Boston au 8170 lead with 7:53 to play. Cubs 6, Mets 3 Ivan IX-Jesus' run single keyed a three-run seventh liming which helped the Cubs complete a sweep of their threega series with time Niels. DeJesus singled off reliever Kevin Kobel, 1)-i, who had replaced started Craig Swan. Rick fleusehel, 1-I, picked up the. victory despite walking seven In seven innings. Dedgers 4, tstros 2 Left fielder Jose Cruz dropped a fly ball in the eighth inning, paving time way for it two-run uprising that gave the Dodgers' their victory. Pitcher Jerry Reuss, 2-0, reached first base safely when Cruz dropped his routine fly ball then was sacrificed to second by Davey Lopes and scored the tie- Iteds 5, Braves 3 George Foster smacked it two-run homer in (lie eighth in- a hayup to umuake it 64-62. Robey and Archibald each added four rebounds and Nale Archibald and [tick Robey keyed a third- d In time American League, Boston nipped Texas 6-5 in 11 inflings, New York defeated Milwaukee 9-5, Toronto tClpj?(I Cleveland 5-3, Kansas City whipped Detroit 9.8, Chicago outslugged Baltimore 9.8. Minnesota edged Seattle 4-3 and Oakland swept California 6-1 and 8-2. ILAA . pitched 1 2-3 innings of scoreless relief to pick up his second save with Jim Hooker working the first five innings to get the victory. 'l'lmat was time game right there," said Bristol. In other National League games, Cincinnati whipped Athumtiu 5-3, Montreal rallied to defeat Philadelphia 7.4i, Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 6-3, Chicago doncd New York 6-3 and Los Angeles beat Houston 4-2. -. _______ Rfl7 r/,l,E /4'20 )d /4' f ' s... // /,q7-y44q ______________ second inning that carried the Pirates to victory. 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JlIaWJ. £ began hiarnilessly enough but before it was over, DeCinces, who was hit in the back by a Proly fastball, had charged the mound to ignite a benchclearing "gathering" at the mound. "I didn't hit him purposely," insisted Proly. "The fastball was inside and Iwas trying to Jain him. I think in a game like we had today, where we jumped out and then 'hey came back, there was a lot of tension. I think it was frustrating for them because we came to their park and were beating them." "It's something that's been part of baseball for years and years," said Weaver, "Anytime somebody gets hit at home these times. It can turn a pennant contender into an also-ran. I don't like them and I don't think they should be part of the game." Royals 9, Tigers 6 Willie Mays Aikens and Pete LaCock, both struggling with batting averages around .200, continued their two-man assault against Detroit pitching by knocking in five runs between them. 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Z?eC7A'A'6Y7- ,?,4"/ Z' i,'/4' ro QO17io# 9O //7E /i,'7, , 1404't9 A/7 1 A0111160/ A CV' 4'/i'/L. ,j /4 4( " IR/WArn "op M41 By U nited Press International The NI3A champion Seattle SuperSonics have adopted a theme sone but their roiiI' hi ii .., Wa.ta'rn ('nnfnran..a-, iin.,ic .',u' was no waltz. "Second Time Around' by Shalimar, that's our theme song," said (;u Williams, who scored 33 points Sunday to lead time SuperSonics to a 994 victory in the final game of their quarterfinal series with the Milwaukee Bucks. Williamums' 33 points included fo ur key free throws in (lie final 16 secoimd,s and lifted Seattle into the Western Conference finals against Los Angeles. Seattle, whelm had to defeat the Bucks in Milwaukee Friday to reach a seventh gaiiie, opens a best-of-seven series with the Imkers Tuesday in Los Angeles and is looking to become the first NB1 teaumu in 11 years to win back-to-back titles. After trailing by six points early in the final period, the Sonics took the lead for good with 3:35 to play when forward - .*-- by Alan Maver wal,' 1.47 OH W#/W registered his third in as many starts on a five-hitter in the * — FOR BILL COLLECTORS - —Under "sex," how many people put down "undecided," and are any of them in my tennis club? How many people in America are named "Inglebert ilmuperdink?" Did the name "D.B. Cooper" show up anywhere? When Is my wife's birthday? And, finally, just exactly how many people do live In this country, and with the Oownmientdolngthe counting bow can l be Champs 'l'revin,, and Jack Nicklaus. It was (lie 19th career victory on the PGA tour for Watson, 30, of Shawnee Mission, Kan. He also captured the 1975 and 1977 British Opens. Earlier this year, Watson won the Los Angeles and San Diego Opens. But Watson's triumph and his move into third place on the ahl.timiie list was overshadowed by the remarkable ruling that resulted in the two-stroke penalty. The use of microphones has drawn considerable criticism from players. list month, two golfers who apparently forgot they were wearing the mikes be gan a harsh atta ck on a fellow player for his alleged slow play. After Sunday's Incident. Trevino remarked, "Well, that's it for t he ii microphones.'' Colbert earned $34,000 for second place with George Burns and Curtis Strange picking up $20,000 each for third plate. I AU Graham, in contention during the first two rounds, finished fo ur th, six strokes behind Watson, followed b. Craig Stadler and Ray Floyd. Masters champion Seve Ballesteros was never really in it, finishing 14 strokes back with Hubert Green and Andy Bean. ('olLiert birdi ed five of the first 14 holes to pull within three shots of Watson, but his double-bogey on the 16th hole comuibined with Watson's birdie on No. 15 gave Watson the title for the second consecutive year. "i'liis is the longest I've on tlit 18th hole, ixit slit' I 'his tr during her days as a plave(l since lye been on the iIlIsstSl a 51)-foot eagle putt by t'muvt'rsit ('1 Florida golfer. tour," White said. '1 can't a foot and a half. Notorious for N''tliing feels Ix'ttt'r to inc wait to get lionic. I'm really playing well under pressure. than t' win in Florida," saul tired.'' Itlalock won last year's Lady White, who lives in West Pahmii If she hadn't holed her Citrus by beating JoAnne Ik'auli. Fla It's great to Lie birdie putt on 14, the bogey Carner in a playoff. This lu'mne. she mmmd,' tso holes later ' ear's second place finish 'l'hit' *i(*tm)I. at Un' Piriar's woukl have put her into a carnt'(l her $9,800. 6.294-yard, par.73 playoff with defending Blalock as aiting on the tier first sIii(t juiiiiiig hit' thiuiiI)I(n Jane Blalock. Both 18th hiok to hug White hen l.l'( ;A (lint' ears ago. %'.miieii carded 70s in their she finished her inning Its lx't'ii a long tuime," final round and White won it round. White's gallery was Whitt' said. - 1 iii excited. This at 9-under-par 283. One s tr oke particularly large because is probably the greatest thrill back was Blalock with an 8- Floridians have been for moe, vsP''iaIly since mmiv tinder 284. following her progress since fan iil as here. 'l'hiev'yt' Blalock could have tied it tip slit' was imamia'ml Most Valuable never stii iui&. iii - - In YdviUs, Ark., where 11w m4ain air Is refraddog, there are many streams and rivers for flthg and basting and swimming naked, and you don't have to lock yes doors ght. — Who is the oldest perm lnAmerica, and has he or she ever Jogged? ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) l)onna Horton White was so tired she did not even know the distan ce of her winning birdie putt. She clinched the $15,000 title of [lie Lady Citrus golf tournament Sunda y on the 370-yard. 14th hole a par 4. White first said it was a 14foot putt that put her 10-under, then changed her mind. "Maybe it was 20 feet. Or 25. I don't cure,'' White said. She's played six tournaments in a row and the strain was showing. Celtics Level 76ers ,-' on his $54,000 check for first place , pushing his 1980 earnings t $201,525 and his career earnings t'' $1.873,458. 1k' vaulted past Arnold Palmer on the all-time iiionev list, be hind White Clinches $15,000 Lady Citrus Title Seattle Sinks Bucks, plate while batting they're going to get mad. You can't have riots like that in baseball. Somebody's going to get hurt one of What I like most about the taking of the the census-taker came around. I ca n't wait for the results of the census to census is it's fair. Once every 10 years be released. I realize a great deal of the in. everybody counts, and everybody counts the some: formation we gave the government is supOne. posed to be kept confidential, but this census Even Ho Derek. Imagine, Ho Derek a thing Is coating the taxpayers a bundle, so why MhotIlds't we be prlvvy to some of the "one." Somehow, I can't. . Juicier material? Something else I like about the census Is it's I Jtut happen to have with an a Ust of thorough. Most Americans probably mailed inthsir cm= reports April 1, but canvassers questions I W(*dd like answered by the cen Ins: soonwlllbe going lntoplaen Wit pool halls, The ceissa had the audacity to ask dives and fleabag hotels In big cities to count. people If they have Indoor plumbing? Did any heads. That is Inçodait mmilse, otherwise, a of my neighbors mark "no?" (I have always mapectad the B1oo"hhrathI. They spend an pool shirk era wino could be missed, lbs loot awful lot of time going hick and forth to Mr. time there was a census, for Instance, thy boyhood friend and Idol, Weyman C. Wan. Bloonilugrath's "tool ailed," and they never IusTlakerJr,,a West Amerlca* and pirtume have any beer parties.) Does anybody really live in North pool abut and wino, wasn't counted. He was taking a nap (passed out) underneath a load Dakota? What Is the population of my hometown, of turnips In the back of his pickup truck when nounced until 20 minutes alter the concl us ion of the tournament. But, after the dust cleared, Watson still had a firm grasp — again? during the fourth week of April. Of I Will the 1980 election turn out to be 1932 WASHINGTON — If Rep. John B. Anderson, R-lll., pursues his tentative decision to mount an independent campaign for the presidency, his announcement will come * And#rso." Wat Kirchhoff said. When . Is My Wife's Birthday ? w An'on ma' mfr1. isailsisili,ils son CapTures Tournament Back To 1932 Aga in ? Anderson: Still A Monday, April 21,1910.—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. map on his wall, Kirchhoff explained that an area including Seminole County was once called Mosquito County. He pointed out a body of water named Rattlesnake Lake that also appears or the old map. "But the real estate types got here about 186( and found those names didn't sell too well,' LEWIS GRIZZARD . 0. SPORTS City Hall, which he said was built for the year 2000 when the population is expected to be 100,000. "The population is 24,000 now," he said, "So the city hail is adequate at this time," he added. When water board Executive Directors E.D. Vergara asked Kirchhoff about the historical JEFFREY HART — I— i — - w - - .-..:, ,0 itr f~, ~~ ..i1i . 1F ,r -, - " S U ,.,-. -.:r_,v...i4bk`V.T# U - :.;: �5. I - - . .. . ,- .,. - . . - : . A-tvttlng Horald, Sanford, Fl. . ... . . - I . . - . - - .. - I - • .. - . - Ii - . S Monday, AprIl21, 1910 Seminole Pony Baseball MM St. Louis at Baseball night San Diego at Atlanta, night Cincinnati at Houston. night M.I.t League Standings American League East W L Pct. fl .500 ½ Boston Bait S S San Toronto Pro Basketball 4 4 .500 ½ 4 6 .400 2 6 .250 2 S .200 Francisco at Los An geles, night ' N.Y. Cleve Detroit 1½ 2½ NATIONAL BASKETBALL 3", ASSOC. Playoffs West W L Pct. GB By United Press International Oakland $ 3 .727 Eastern Conference Texas 7 3 .00 ½ ,, Semifinals Chcago i 3 .700 Atlanta vs. Philadelphia Seattle 7 S .513 1½ (Best 4-of-7) Kin City .5 5 .500 21 /7 Minn , .417 3½ (Philadelph ia wins series. 4.1) April 6 Philadelphia 107, Calif 4 6 .400 3½ Atlanta 104 Sunday's R esults April 9 Philadelphia 99, Boston 6, Texas s, 11 Innings Atlanta 92 New York 9, Milwaukee S April 10 - Atlanta lOS, Toronto S. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 93 Kansas City 9, Detroit 6 April 13 - Philadelphia 10 7, Chicago L Baltimore 6 - . -- Atlanta $3 Minnesota 4, Seattle 3 Oakland 6, California 1, April IS Atlanta 100 Philadelphia 105, - game Oakland S. California 2. 2nd game Boston vs. Houston Monday's Games (Boston wins series, 4-0) (All Times EST) April 9 - Boston 119, Houston Chicago (Kravec 1-1) at 101 Boston (Hu rst 00), ii am. April 11 - Boston 95, Houston 75 Baltimore (Stone 1-1) at New April 13 - Boston 100. Houston York (John 1-0), a p.m. NI Cleveland (Barker 10) at April 14 Boston 138, Houst on Milwaukee (Slaton 0-1), 7 p.m. 121 Toronto (Stieb 1-0) at Kansas City (Gale 01). 1:35 p.m. Detroit (Wilcox 0-0) at Texas Western Con ference Semifinals (Matlack 1-0), 5:35 p.m. Oakland (Keough 2-0) at Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Se attle (Beattle 0 1 ), 10:35 pm. (Best 4.011-7) (All Times EST) Tu.sday's Games Chicago at Boston (Los Angeles wins series, 4.1) April I California at Minnesota Los Angeles 119, Baltimore at New York, night Phoenix 110 April 9 Cleveland at Milwaukee, Los Angeles 131, - - - night Tor ont o at Kansas City, night Detroit at Texas, night Oakland at Seattle, night Phoenix 12$ April 11 Phoenix 103 April 13 (of) - 6 Chcago Phila. - 3 .667 Los Angeles 126, Seattle vs. Milwaukee (Seattle wins series, 4.3) April $ Seattle 114, Milwaukee 4 4 .500 Pi 4 6 .400 2½ St. Louis N.Y. Phoenix 127, Los — 5 3 .675 4 4 .500 I'/, Montr ea l Los Angeles 108, - Angeles 101 National League April 15 East W L Pct. GB Phoenix 101 - Ptsbrgh Sanford Edges Forest City k goinst Lyman, Pats Chicago Philadelphia, New York at By United Press International -- I)) (of) 3 6 .333 3 West W L Pct. OS CincI 10 1 .909 Houston 7 3 .700 2½ San Dgo 6 5 .543 4 Los Ang 4 7 .364 6 San Fran 4 7 .364 6 Atlanta I 9 .100 51/2 Sunday's Results Montreal 7, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 3 Chicago 6, New York 3 Cincinnati S. Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 4, Houston 2 San Francisco S. San Diego 1 - AprIl 9 Milwaukee 114, Seattle 112 (of) April I Milwaukee 95, Seattle 91 April 13 Seattle II?, Milwaukee 107 April 15 Milwaukee 108, Seattle 97 April 18— Seattle 86, Milwauk ee U April 20— Seattle 98, Milwauk ee 94 - - OURSELVES Blue Darters Split SCOREBOARD - Sanford McDonald's canto leading lID. Realty to its 12th with a tie breaking run in straight win without a defeat the bottom of th e 10th inning this season. in Mustang action Mike to edge Forest City No. 3 by a 6-5 margin in weekend action Wells raced home on it passed of the Seminole Pony League. ball in the bottom of the sixth Casey llatliorn' carried inning to lift McRecknie the big stick for Sanford with Machinery to a 15-14 victory a pair of hits while Forest City over Cafe Sorrento. Jamie countered with a 3.5 per- Donlon and Joe Taylor fornianee from Steve Salva collected a trio of hits each and a 2-4 day at (lie plate by while Jimmy Kreninier and Rich Vandenvide. Tommy Dearth added two Lake Mary also tangled each for the winners. with McDonaltl's over the Jody Spellman smacked a weekend and cattle out on top bases headed triple in the of a 7.5 decision. fourth inning and Casselberry Willie Pashe and Tony Cox No. 1 went on to rip Langwoed No. 2 for an 11-3 win, marking CiIIiiC UI) with a pair of hit.s each for l ike Mary while the 11th straight win for Chris Boyles accounted for Casselberry against no of McI)onald's four hIlls in defeats. the game. John Curry teamed UI) with In Bronco action Jody Skarr Jimiiiiiy Hussard for a no-hit Vanderweid. 4 I I Snyder s I 3 Smith I 11 Taylor 32 I 2 1 Burton o Warms 4 S S Hawthorne $ S S Kremer 31 0.11th S • I Hansen 2 1 2 Dearth 301 Groseclose • i Larsen 2 • • Lenandl 3 S H$CkC$t 31I Paen 2 • 0 Johnson I 2 S MCKeckni. I S I t o o Don" H,sliy 4 5 I lrewlnpton 2 p • LIaise 22 S Forst II I learns 2 55 Ropers Kader 3 0 S Mason I 3 55 Hammon 2 5 S Sell I I S Wells 13I I I S Pans Titus Ullian. 2$ $ 4 I I Miller 5•• 1 0 5 German Totals 20 14$ Totals 34 Totals 17 IS 14 Forest City ill 003 in 00 Dej Cafe Sorrento 524 020 -II two smacked grand slain effort and Eddie IVaflS sent i sii Lamey Salvo up $anfordMcoonsids 11 I Johnson 2 3 I Harper 3 * i Sumter W 31$ IS CIa Mckecknie Machinery Lake Brantley and Lyman's baseball squads both invaded Apopka Saturday to tangle with the Blue Darters. In the first contest Apopka out-slugged the Patriots, notching a 14.9 victory while Lyman swiped a 1-0 decision in the continuation of an earlier season rain-postponed contest. LeRoy C. Robb All-Star Auto Parts Long I'll No. 2 Casselberry, No. I Cong. Al R H Al R H Al R H Al n H Osborn 321 Owens 3 I 1 McGauph 13 Laney a II Stapleton 2 • • Housend Harmon 311 Griffin 3 21 Griffith i 2 I Helms 22 5 lOYlI5 221 Skarr Frazier a 33 Srunp 3 2i Spelman 31 3 Goemaw 311 Keiper 1 FIlth I I 3 I 3 Corsi Hysell 2 12 Tickle I Crown 321 Wilkes I Sterner 3 13 Raysvm I Songirs a Robbins I 21 5 Oberdas Swlnehart 21 0 Brownell PslIi$ 2 Salpadian 1 Duprie Francis i i • Dunty 1I5 I Krelnbrinp o t • Yates Totals I so 1132 carrel. Gohrs i • • Yates 55 Fort.nb.rry Totals 2210 4 Total, 24 1311 Terry Sanford III 053 —13 Norton 2I LakoMary 001 102—IS 1711 4 Totals The Blue Darters overcame a 9-6 Patriot lead in the sixth inning as they rallied for eight runs. After three straight walks issued by Lake Brantley pitchers I)ighit Alexander and Mike Dunlap, and one run scored, junior Mike Frett delivered a two-run single. - ---- -- -- ---- -- — — - -- -- - -- -- - -- - l'hie second contest with l.vmnan's Greyhounds was continued from the sixth inning from a rain out back on Mardi 10 with the score tied at 0-0. Greyhound pitcher Hick Marcello and Blue Darter llurler Migliori were matched in a pitching duel. Marcello had allowed only a pair of singles in his five innings of work while Migliori had fanned five batters and spaced out three hits, . Zuyus Rip, Birk Huh Forbes Totals Kevin Bass and Steve lirip each collected two hits to help Itictiaru Coffey shade OWS Realty by a 5-4 score. - Lake Mary Sanford McDonald's Byron Overstreet caine up with a sparkling no-hut mound effort in helping H.D. Realty notch a 12-0 win over Robb Construction. Overst reet also pounded out it pair of hits in Harris 3 2 5 • lap-foot Snell 2$ C I $ Hymen Charman S5 Totals 25 $ I S I Hanson • • s Ropers S I S Larsen 0 5 0 Ulluana Bell I$ 2$ 1 a Totals 0$ III S 1 231 Nines Waring 3 • • Wilson Gammons 3 I 0 Housind Depend 3 • o Sussard Compton 3 S I Joyce U'slllis 2 0 0 Shawn Inory 0 5 5 liland Arnold 2 I S Lewis Elbert SI0 ISI 2IS SII S55 II IS S H. D. Realty LeRoy Cobb 211 4$ —II 505 55 I I1S 32$ S 1 S 0 Johnson Anthony — Totals 3$ • Myers Curry Mckecknle Totals Cafe Sorrento Machinery Sanford Mc. AS N H Al N H Forest City II Donald's Trosper 131 Donlon 433 Forest City Ill AS I H Hobsen I I S Smith S 2 2 Sanford Al N H Jones 41 5 31 0 Stihfey Sylvester $ si 4 31 Boyles Waring 41 0 . 422 332 I00 4I2 3II 00S 312 0I0 15 0 I15 323 221113 Tile lone run of the ganie was scored in the bottom of the sixth inning. Blue Darter reliever Kent Anderson retired the first two Greyhounds before waling right fielder Neil Marxhall, After Marshall stole second, Marcello looped a single into left field scoring Marshall for the Winning run. - ISO 102 4 412 34. IS I-r - -- - - - - - Winners Post Big Bob Parker, who came on to relieve Marcello in tile sixth, was the winning pitcher of record, for Lyman. The Blue Darters ended their regular season with all 18-11 mark, The victory was the third straight for Lyman, upping its record to 16.10 on the year. The (;re)- houzlth face Daytona Beach Mainland on the road Tuesday and travel to Oviedo Thursday before heading into the district tournament. Because of the people I work with, especially those in the lab." Anrj Cole, SMI! lab manager, said that the laboratory at tile hospital is a well-equipped full service lab, o pe rating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "Our staff of fully trained certified professionals provide accurate and timely medical data for both in-patients and outpatients. During our rece nt inspection by the Joint Coin. mission for Accreditation of Hospitals, tile surveyor remarked that the 5MB lab offers a wider range of services than filost ''We are proud of laboratory and staff members like Sally - hospital, . and are proud to be a part of Seminole Memorial a spokesman said. r [ ih .. 'i An - 1! I ('\ PLORIOA LAIO GOMMS4T )N £•ltigflcultwp) to . 2 ".-" C'Z ( Reteil C..iel) u00 LA IL 4" .l L .4 1,7 Y1608MOT N .. .. .M . ILi2:=!=T JIFPY 4ITING t\ JOHN L WILSON 5'16AS5l($1IsHilW ) NwA.i (AqncuJhn)s M•lA(U desMsi) C.l(Ns$sil CoimbaJ) 111111011119 ago __ _.......— Streak I C 1111111h, library and handed it to niv wife with Instructions for her to call him after every chapter. He also instructed me never to let two weeks go by without bringing my wife a rose. When the kids were little, 2S5o our family doctor wrote on a prescription pad, "One weekend, ever)' six weeks, get a sitter for the kids, buy a bottle of wine, check into a A78-13 blackwall, plus $1.55 FEr and OTHE S R IZES LOW 1 ___ 11111 k 50 VOW" P*Mstl( : Mus. '•'-' . is Get (Bsssd C --- sl) A (Duplex) OIL INIL*$ $ GHIRYN .- C1 (MNICI.ILJ.dI . Waewk - weds a - iLa$4 OSU- P? M It. I Ja 9u1 'S TUS $ wrn old fire ed ucat ed, $31-25 F78.141 , $1.83 $39 $223 6:00 -, 0@ - 3: THE flY Lord Mountbatten 's forma. f ve pro-World War I years are examintdirs the remiere OPt' sode of an eight-part mentary on the Bitt war who was recently assassinated (Part 1018) .. - 1. '. .. '-I- ', " j - I lssid,s , • g ,irti major division action In the Altainonte Little League. A101" 3 r usmiexiecti WASHDAY DROPOUTS Standings: Vikings, Goof Balls, Sex Symbols. Splitters, Scatter Pins, SW Suds, Whiz Kids, Pinch Pins, Drip Dries, Shamrocks, Block Bustin, Hits I Misses, Makeups, Three and ½, Hot Shots. Hooks & Curves, Go.getipes, Alley Cats. High Games: Verne PoltI 199, Danny Daniels 199, Bill Morris 191, Jim Arroyo 191, Fred Weston 147, Sam Kaminsky 179, Martin Hansen 176, Ted Puckett 176. Mac McKibben 174, Irving Fl-led 173, Ole olson 170. Gordon Lamb 170,. Hazel Bauder 144, Barbara Knes.I 163 Louise Weston 163, Alice Galdusek 140, Gene McNutt ilL Oliva Westray '159, Glnny Mckibbsn 11$, Gladys Grannernan -. i 1, ~ . .1.1, '- I / I ' I(J -. % ,' - ' %,, Esther - " ' , - , £ , I , (35) MAUDE Maude is out. raged when She receives a series of obscene phone calls Sally Ilugar, right, has been selected the year's outstanding employee in Seminole Memorial hospital's laboratory in observance of National L:ih) I$ 1 $ work 811(1 analysis of 1)100(1 saml)l('s. 1'1 ALL ' . .-. .,'r. v. $ I I I St 1 5 L_ PROTECT MOVING PARTS ' I ,,..-. -. s ..- . t' .. ' ... ..c ic - $ ., P may be true, but dues man's , ' IN THE FAMILY 8:00 BE LOVERS DEAR CHRISTIAN; Right on. And so should Jews, Buddhists, Moslems, Hindus, etc. DEAR ABBY: This is in response to referring to bull- fighting as "tile brutal, bloody business of torturing animals for sport and cntertainiiient," This is your own personal opinion, and you have no right to tear down something you wouldn't you? %'ell, his doctor ha d the nerve to send us a bill for the surgery ithb)', do you think it doctor should be paid for an 12 MONTH TUNEVPI 4 Lube 1 Oil Change IN e DietS thiffifli and stltIiti fits $vetll 10*30 Oil malol brand $Ô88,s exitS if pended. Oil filletto I 0 Choisis Liiiicatiofi e Oilittcliafile mawtesaace check: Diluefitili led 0 Air PooII slitting led I Stake lied 0 Ira's' niuioa led S Battery waist level S Satiety cablss I Ike alt pr,sswi S Mastel cylMIr Cud and -* it mksMuN call I I let appeiltalut l ft' Good -or asp Use SI these 7 other upS U Sup: Our Ow. Ces' NBVoIvrngtamer Csit Pa.. Haste, Diats . Visa . Awerics. Qiaigp E $ 4188 46" I $40U fl-cl S-cI e (ipross Cand Carte liaticlie W W. First $trgaj MF 7:30.4, 5 7:304 .. ' . ...fl .-'' . t. I!':- '' -- (R) Sister" (131W) (1933) Helen Hayes, Clark Gable A young woman becomes a nun because she believes that her I died d in lh o war I H 40 (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 12:00 A.flA S (l( 0 TARZAN shark-catching dog STYLE 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. MORNING r,vv 4:55 5:00 operation that failed as he Women In Sports" James Michenor explores past and (MON) operation was a failure, forgivable. _______________________________________________________ Birth Announcement Gut the nerve. Paternal great grandparents for the third Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith of Sanford. 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MORNING Hoy IPIl 3227502 ALL SEATS 0 7:30 CrI.AzA11 TODAY 0 GOOD AMERICA (1) MORNING (111) (35) BULLWINKLE 800 (S)O CAPTAIN KANGAROO (11) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (.1)0 HARRY 0 (1)0 ABC NEWS 4(10) OVER EASY (12)(17) LUCY SHOW WILD, WILD WEST 8:25 West and Gordon are assigned to escort the Sultan of Ramapur and his sacred white elePhiflt, I gill to President o @ TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (12) (17) 0(1) TODAY Grant MOVIE 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD FLORIDA (Ii) (35) BENNY HILL Dromid, right, and Pat Madden as Adriana, in a scene from "Comedy of Errors" In Simply Shakespeare's production of "To Know Thyself." ) U ONE LIFE TO LIVE (11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 7:25 (7) 0 GOOD 0(4) (1)0(1)0 NEWS (11) (35) WORLD 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA i ioo '- Gerald York as Antlpholus, left, Alan Sinsik as AT LARGE lives stalk through Hawaii in (8 (10) AMERICAN SHORT THE () 0 (AD TODAY IN FLORIDA 1)0_ED ALLEN (12) (1 7) NEWS (1) AS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN EnD ALL IN THE FAMILY (WED, FRI) (ID (35) STREETS OF SAN . 0 5 _?99 0(41 CAROL BURNETT AND (TUE) search of a murderous duo whose next intended victim is a policewoman. ' ,.u, 6:10 war-weary 4077th. (R) LU U MOVIE "Waikiki" (Premiere) Dack Hambo, Steve Marachuk Two private detec- , . (12)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 5:55 2)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON) 6:00 0 (A) POPI GOES THE loot '. E 5'40 02) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (WED) ERS (THU) after they try to give away $250,000 in drug profit money they found. ç o M'A'S'H A clumsy . -- . ri(, 4 TURNS 0 (4) THE WILBURN BROTH. police and a drug - i) (35)35 LIVE HILLBILLIES lation Great Cash Giveaway Getaway" (Premiere) George Hamilton, Albert Salmi Two 15-year-olds are chased by the Music Night" and "Hamlet" suggest that the enduring questions of commiedy haven't changed of mankind after the develop. Meeds Smith of Miami. ROSE Ii IN ANAHEIM hull at 8 13.1*1. Scenes from "file Comedy of Errors," "Taming of the Shrew," "A Midsummer (-Y) U BEVERLY ()0ALLMYCHILOREN 5:50 (17)MOVIE "The Story Of MankInd" (1957) Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr A heavenly tribunal makes a decision concerning the future ment RESTLESS 5:20 G(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (THU) 5:30 Gut hrie Mr. and Mrs. Brett Smith of Vicksburg, Miss., WitiOUtlCe the birth of their second daughter, Cristy Meeds, ()It April 17, ii; Vicksburg. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smitith homestead. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1:00 0 (41 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (TUE-FRI) over four hours he died OH the table, so I would say tile the)' know is death. Do )OU think about what animals milust endure so you can walk III leather shoes? Or when )0t) eat baby veal? Or wear a fur coat? Check it out, if you have (12, (17) MOVIE LU 0 MARCUS WELBY. M.D. in the world, The cruelty that titan tiltposes oil animals in Un- present roles of women alt- () 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12) (17) MAVERICK (MON) (1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER loUts with tennis pro Chris Evert Lloyd. golfer Nancy Lopez and auto racer Janet 12:30 8C4) NEWS US=i.... ~~ are NEWS ' GRAMMING 12' (17) LOVE. AMERICAN 1 7) OPEN UP a haunted heiress, a woman 7 . 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- 4:25 ..-a----s who predicts earthquakes, a former Mu America and a 11:55 IT 10,4 CHAIN REACTION (I'll ( Stories on the bizarre house of 0 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON WORLD "Sports in America caged until the only peace 7) 3'25 skill, effort aiul tiniv oil all Laboratory 11:30 0 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (5) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 09 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE (35) PTL CLUB IIJ ,Ind.after being in surgery for with all proceeds going to funding of the UCF Shakespeare I nstitute 11. 'tickets are $4 and are available now at great Southern, Streeps, Infinite Mushroom, Fashion Square Ticket Agency and Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency. Go0D/fr R 2:00 0 0 0 A DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:20 U MOVIE 'The While most heartbreaking June tour of central Florida middle and high schools, will be performing - two shows at Great Southern for the public the original tune-up. 000dysa, will fix It tree of charge Up to three free analyses SANFOIfl - e systems install noe rotor, spoil plu5$. posiils, and condelsier S Set dwell and Iming S Ditch, lubritite. and adiitsl thoM as seeded I Adjust carbsirtoi a Lddit'onI parts I ur,lces silts if nitdel. Any time within one year of your tune-up, bring your invoice and Fr" Engine Anal. ysfs certificale buck 10 the Goodyear Service Stor, that portOrm.d the original work. They'll give your car an CIlCttOfli check-up, and d any parts replacement Of adjustment is needed, and was part of Jim Hemphill, Manager . Ill Standard ignition Subtract $4 for Electronic Ignition ki say .L........1 OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED, TOOl O4'WOMEN LIKE US (WED) THE PRICE IS RIGHT LAVERNE & SHIRLEY i is tile anhmiutls are tortured anti . 0 NEWS 4 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE WKRP's first increase in pnpularity ratings in seven years causes Andy to take a hard ,00n at nimei, no his taff. (H) HIGH ROLLERS MON TUE, THU, FRI 1:40 featured. (35) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 0F4 (10) JAMES MICHENER'S On - 'Shakespeare' N don't understand. And you obviously didn't research the subject or you wouldn't have told the young woman that since bullfighting is illegal in the U.S., she would have to go 0 1:35 operation that (ailed? HIS DAUGII'I'ER DEAR l)AUG1ITEI{: Yes. liii' doctor put forth as tl)ti('li would ha ve for an operation that StWt'eedt'd. l0'55 N 0 TORE ANNOUNCED i or art? DEAR ABBY: My father was 72 when lie died last month. lie had an operation, work 1'OCELEBRIrY WHEWI t r (35) CANDID CAMERA the same time president of Feline and Canine Friends, Inc. dedicated to the humane treatment of animals, and this activities of his life?" And if a man cannot find a way of answering or, at least, partlally answering these questions, what are the consequences for him In a Shakespearean comedy? Simply Shakespeare is a student production under the direction of Dr. Stuart Omans. Trou pe members Include Susan Hunton, Pat Madden, Alan Sinsik, Gerry York, Michael Topping and Mary Burton. Simply Shakespeare, now in the midst of their January. : : SlaacM$sld $ IP Se -z ,- -'-W t( .; ed Nonsense "How L'ilfl a lilLIfl be happy?" "How can a muon deal with others in the multiple I 154. Winnie Spencer 153, LIllie Adlington 15.4, Lucille Thatcher 154, Rose Patrick 132. High Series: Martin Hansen 120, Ted Puckett 501, Gordon Limb ø$. Denny DileI*, Vern p, 494, Bill Morris 47$, Fred Weston 477, Jim Arroyo 159, Sam Kaminsky 416. Mac McKibben 411. 01. Olson 433, Irving Fried 449, Gladys Grann.rnan 441, Barbara Kneiel 435. LlIIii Adlington 433, los. Patrick 130. Converted Splits: Phil Augusto $40, Ginny McKibben 4.5, p47 Valinte 45, Rudy Westray $4, Mike Ross 5.10,, Alice Gaidusok 3.7, 4-5.7, Belle Jordan 39-10, Ole Olson 75.7, 310, Gordon Lamb 3-10, Jerry Loudon 310, Mac McKibben 310. 'Cmi- olic Church Today Guests Eugene kis lark, M James Week. The I'llilebo(oin% Supervisor, along with .Sarall Daniels. left. and .11.11-% Kavanaugh, James Hitchcock Anne .larrell, center, show what their I of 3) ( mostly (teals with - ('ohlt'('tioiI tury. ' I ._ ..... a4 'I 10'DICK CAVETT .. Male unrest and the big football college campus at i7) 7:30 .4'TICTAC NEWLYWED GAME U FAMILY FEUD ,. , 'The game hit a Lamont runs afoul of the stars in an astrological mix-up involving his lather and Aunt \I - -. . 10:30 fi 4 HOLLYWOOD Animal (1942) Henry Fonda Don DeFore Love, political (17) SANFORD AND SON - -. -- REPORT -- '- 10:00 SHARKS 6 'I (Ii 1 7) MOVIE 110 NEWS 1'lS tlX (17) MOVIE Li b (35) SANFORD AND SON (24 (10) ACNEI I LEHR fi 011? - c , 0 4) FACE THE MUSIC W 0 P.M. MAGAZINE - 9:30 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROPRO. GRAMMING i2 (17)GREEN ACRES 4 (fl) 7:00 ' - -- - - I - EST should give up their apartment and buy a house . \ , 7) FAMILY AFFAIR Guest Werner Erhard founder of try COMPANY l (1 4 TOMORROW (17) BOB NEWHART Bob and Emily to decide if they .. 11 (35) DINAH1 & FRIENDS .24 (10) ELECT RI C (R) 1:00 Q ABC NEWS - 0 MIKE DOUGLAS . 7 0 MOVIE MCCLOUD McCloud 0 CBS NEWS ' TViCTO.. 9:00 8 4 DONAHUE suspects his hat is a link to something valuable when it becomes the object 0 repeat. i t attem p ts 6:30 0 :'4 NBC NEWS . - - since (He seventeenth t.'en : Tiles - Joe and training in the U.S. There actually was a bullfighting school In Los Angeles. It was * a siss. winning Thank you, Father Doctor Bob! CHRISTIANSSIIOULI) i ann an ex-lady-builfighter who received two years' ' ara__: well-adjusted and with a lovable, exciting wife. 0 OD 12 (1, ) ROMPER ROOM 12:40 Gilford - ! rof daF:J;ul)i;.;! 0 AND FRIENDS Guest Jack , . MAGI C 12'25 y POLICE WOMAN Peppers uncle becomes involved in a case of modernday cattle rustling (17) CAROL BURNETT . much involved in humane IilIIWflUiIe treatment of littler work, and believe tile, I aninlals justify man's should have stuck to Inhumane treatment (It the bullfighting. 1 am the bull for sport, entertainment independent, and I atu left E MAN FOR MORNING DIL PAINTING (NON) (10) FRENCH CHEF(TUE) 4 (10) FOOTSTEPS(WED) 0 BARNEY MILLER The i . 7 0 GOOD AMERICA 11:50 0 0 NEWS ; trip into Shakespearean to a country where It is legal to comedy on April 29 and 30 at be trained as a bullfighter. the Great Southern Al S N 01105.11 Al S H 3 I I PMSct 3 3 $ swmLwu , I I coares edged the Rangers 3-2 in . OM. fly and 878.13 I - . - r 4' ' bullfighting, I became very After I retired from Kegler's- Komer vs@ . - . Pri*est Sto not taught as a "sport" because it Is an art. P weervalua pRICED, TOO single In the bottom of the seventh. COSIA SOA TI GRAUOO CADILLAC "ones" "BiA Braun Cadillac Orioles Perkins's game 4. imiotel with your wife, and treat her like a hooker. And don't say you can't afford to. You can't afford not to." Today our children are Blanch field Hurls Orioles Mark Philbeck went 3-3, Including a double and scored the deciding run on Toni q Id tire TUESI)AY'S GAME Jack Prosser Ford vs. Seminole Petroleum, 5 p.m., Bay Avenue Field. Atlantic Bank vs. Krayola Kollege, 5 p.m., Fort Mellon Park. George's vs. Flagship Bank, 7 p.m., Fort Mellon Park. distance Saturday, limiting Cobla Boats Rangers to just two hits and striking out 11 as i LL (1 ') Railroaders vs. Cardinal Industries, 5 p.m., Bay Avenue Field. Poppa Jay's vs. Clem Leonard Shell, 5 p.m., Fort Mellon Park. Sunniland Corporation vs. First Federal 7 p.m., Fort Mellon Park. Knights of Columbus vs. V.F.W., 5 p.m.. Chase Park. Elks vs. Rotary, 7:15 p.m., Chase Park. Jim Blanchfield went the Old DEAR ABBY: Th irty years and six great kids ago, my wife, like MAGGIE, was a "never-before-muss-gal," She a ls o believed that sex was di rty and sinful. An old priest put a stop to all that nonsense. He pulled a book from the top shelf of his I MONDAY'S GAMES fE] EVENING - . 1. Caesar" (1930) Ed*ard G 'Robinson, Douglas Fairbanks Jr An insignificant hood works his way to the top of the underworld ..,, A P Sanford Baseball Log (Th . PRAIRIE Scores tile score of 16-2. dy) ' TONIGHT'S TV - 0 Thursday flight was a lop-sided night for all three games in the City of Longwood Men's Class A Softball League. The first game was forfeited by Classic Homes to SNAFU. SNAFU 7 classic Homes 0. The second game pitted the Players against the Confederates. After I complete Inning of play the Confederates had taken a cozzinianding 11.0 lead, The Players got on the board In the 2nd inning bringing In 2 runs and then held the Confederates to only 1 run. The Confederates continued their scoring while the Players never could get the rally and IIlOIllentUliI going that they needed to win. Final score after 5 comnnlete inningswas cnnfpdprz,tpq 19 PIzivnr 9 In,Ilm, batter for the Players was John Wiltshire going 2 for 3. For the Confederates, the big sticks were Don Patrick 3 for 3, Roger Kremer 3 for 4, and Steve Liltlken 2 for 3. Home runs for the night were by Roger Kremer and Steve Liltiken with I each. G.O.H. Inc. took on David M. Co. in the last game. G.O.H. Inc. jumped off to an early 6-2 1st inning lead. The 2nd inning was a big rally time, with G.O.H. Inc. bringing In 10 more runs, then held David M. Co. scoreless. At that time, In the top of the 3rd inning, David M. Co. forfeited the game to G.O.H. Inc. with . 5.16 (BIgIS . 10 I 1. _~",il, , — Eastern Conference Final (Best 4-of-7) (All Times EST) Monday's Games (Series tied, 1.1) (All Times LIT) April IS Philadelphia 96, Pittsburgh (Candelarie 0-1) at Boston 93 Montreal (Grimsley 00), 1:35 April 70 Boston 96, p.m. Philadelphia New York (Burns 1.1) at April 23 Boston at Philadelphia (Carlton 2-0), 7:35 Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m. p.m. April 25 Boston at Cincinnati (LaCoss 3-0) at Philadelphia, 8:05 p.m. Houston (Ryan 0.0), 1:35 p.m. April 27 Philadelphia at San Francisco (Blue 2-0) it Boston, 1 p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 1- 1), 10:30 xAprii 30 Boston at p.m. Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Tuesday's Games x.May 7 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh at Mon treal Boston, 7:30 p.m. SA**I. J. $'fl$ (\ =A 1A i Laboratory Technician program. She holds a state license as a medical technologist. A fornier New York state resident, Sally has been with SMH for six years. "I really enjoy working at Seminole, in fact I love it. labs site has insix-cled in hospitals of this size.- Lor,g~'c,c d League . ... .~~, '.:_.,;~..;, 4' ..',~ ,~_,_ ,I I .1, V1 , I - ~ ...'I I 1. ' In observance of National Medical I..aboratory Week, Sally Hugar, Phlebotomy Supervisor at Seminole Memorial Hospital, has been selected by her peers as the year's outstanding lab technologist. Lab week, which has as its slogan this year, "Today's Clinical Laboratory Team Is Your Key to Quality Health Care," was initiated in 1975 to focus attention on laboratory practitioners whose scientific findings provide vital data for correct diagnostic decisions. Found in hospitals, clinics, research centers, universities or doctors' offices, laboratory personnel often become specialists in such areas as hematology, chemistry, nuclear miiedicinc, mibrobiohogy and histology. They analyze blood, body fluids and tissue samples for evidence of disease or infection. Most medical technologists have college degrees and have interned in the field of medical technology as has Sally. As a matter of fact, most technologists have more training than a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse. Sally supervises tile bl eeding team, working in all depart. ments including blood collections, hematology, chemistry, bacteriology and serology. She holds an AAS degree from Alfred Sta te College and is a graduate of the Medic-al The Patriots managed six runs in the fourth inning to take a 6-1 lead. The big inning came on a trio of singles and a double by senior first baseman Doug Dershinler. They also got a 9)10 ho nierun by senior left fielder Craig Watkins in the fifth inning. But Lake Brantley dropped its 13th game in 26 outings. Longwood No. 2 500 110 —03 Forest City OWS Realty Al N H Casselborry No.1 $10 $00 0 it AS N H Martling SSI 2 I S Coffey 31 I Dick Joyce Well Delta White Leer dtwtt 4II Millwork 312 Drilling McCraw 3 5 5 Hrip Inc. AIRH Root 301 M.Coffoy 210 As III DIzion Kapelka II S Sass 313 Housht.n 300 Ciland Schwakee III Bray Ill Decker 30 200 Bridges 31 I S.eteh 321 Hen 3 5 o Joyce son 20 0 Lamb 30 5 D'Arvilie 3 5 1 Evans 311 Couch 3 00 Mattola 2 5 I Dymek 2 5 o Turner II S DePree 2I0 Wil son 3 5 I Mateskwi Totals 34 4 4 Greenstein i • 2SS Morris I S S Hines 311 Sharp II 0 Nix I 10 Johnson 21 S Reynolds 200 21 $ a Housand Totals 2 2 0 Dorthy 250 Lowie 11 0 Totals 191 S IWS Realty 000 III 04 Curry 211 Richard Coffey 150 045 5 Sussard If 5 Monday, April 21, 1960-lB o 1k was followed by winning pitcher Craig Migliori who added another single and second baseman Paul Howe cleared the bases with a double. hiomerun in the fourth inning, 3-3 to power Dick Joyce Well his second grand slant of the Drilling to it 15.1 win over 3S to power All-Star Auto Delta Mill Work Inc. Parts to a 13-10 will over Hounding out Mustang leRoy C. Robb Construction, weekend action Sanford Skarr's shot was part of a 3-4 scored in all but one inning to day at the plate. 'roniiiiy hand Forest City No. 2 a 15-4 Myers 310 Wilkes and Ken Sterner also setback. H. D. Realty Wilks LeRoy C Robb 32S Al R H notched a pair of hits for All. AS N H Totals 32 is Tempesta ISO Lanei 215 Star while Sunny Osburn Lak. Mary I 3 5 Oriflin Sanford Mc. Molle 251 a is Dick Joyce Will Drilling 255 Overstrest 3 2 2 Fraser Cllppard 4 21 benalds 2IS picked up tile pitching Henley Al R H Dapore Delta Mill Work inc. WI S - 1 4 If 2 I S Oormann 25S decision and Wilkes was PashI 4 12 Jones 2 I S Norman 211 Hysell 25I Sanford Forest City II 3 0 I Stiffly Hill 4 I I Evans I S I Sanpers 25 credited with the save. Donny Janepo Al N H Evans I I 1 Al N H 3 5 5 Boyle 4 II P. Swinelsart 2 5 I 3 1 Houghton 31 0 4 i I Sralnspergber :op,,5 Is S Davis 321 Snyder Gorman enjoyed a 3.3 per. Cox 11 0 5 o WOks Hysell 41 1 3 0 5 Smith Krelnbring I , Paipet formance for Robb Con- Shea 4 22 IS S S Milanovich 3 S S IvIlls 5 0 I Hawthorne 3 s Hewland I I S Totals struction. Sally Hugar SMH Top Lab Technol gist By BENTON WOOL) Herald Sports Writer 334 Ill —IS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •• . FLORIDA 99 4 7:15.7' 40 DONNY MOST LEO & LOREE LrLAz 2:20.1:41 CHRIS M1TCI4UM DAY TIME ENDED LMOVIELAND j ii., l75 1:30 8:30 930 )IJ 121 STAR TREK ZORRO 11 1 - -"- -r--' .4 .-. :. i. 5 ': "i' :.'i L'Z ': �I -..,.,• 2EVenIngHera,fl.dF, - Monday,Aprit2l,19$O Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOFCOUNlY COMMISSIONERS NOTICEOFPIJILIC HEARING :z. Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ,•... Legal Notice . ..-, Legal Notice THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION File Number $011OCP File Number 7,.21,.CP IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM Division RICHARD LAMBERSON, IN RE: ESTATE OF Deceased The Board of County Corn MATTIE WILLIAMS. NOTICE The Board of County Corn. milsionersofSeminolecountywill Deceased OFADMINISTRATION missionersofSeminolecoun,ywi,l holdapublichearing In Room 203 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS hold a public hearing in Room 703 of the Seminole County Cour- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS OR of the Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Florida on May AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Ihouse, Sanford, Florida on June 1), 1910 at 7:00 P.M., or as 10, 1910 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: AND ALL OTHER PERSONS thereafter as possible, to consider a specifk land use amendment to yj ARE HEREBY YOU ARE a Specific land use amendment to the Seminole County Corn HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. NOTIFIED that the the Seminole County Corn. prehensive Plan, Ordinance ad. ministr,tion of the estate of of the estate MATTIE prehensive Plan, Ordinance 77.25, and rezoning of the describedministration WILLIAM RICHARD LAM.Of File NumberWILLIAMS, 79-219.CP,deceased, is pending CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Nights Orlando - Winter Park 3222611 8 00 AM. - 5:30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon - RATES itime 3coinecutiv times 7conwcutivetimes Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd Inqure 500 S Oak 8-417883 I AUDITOR t $200 start exp. 4200 — S2reg-2wksal-termS 912 French Ave. Across from Health Dept. AAA EMPLOYMENT Your future is our concern 323.3176 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS — .44C line 3tc a line 3k a line SLEEPING ROOM With kitchen privileges Call 323 9228 ROOMS FOR RENT Convenient to downtown inquire at 401 Magnolia Ave. ______________________________ _____________________ Spare or part.time sales help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours. 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication --______ ______ EXCELLENT INCOME, NO 30Apartments Unfurrthtd INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits Include paid vacation, company car, retirement plan I more. Send Resume to: Mr. R. Luettchau, 136 Macgo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32730. -- -- and rezoning of the described property from Al Agriculture tO BERSON. deceased, File Number in the Circuit Court for property: OC Office District. $O'flOCP, is pending in the Circuit AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEMINOLE County, Florida, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Court for Seminole County, Probate Division, the address of ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH Florida, Probate Division, the which is SEMINOLE COUNTY AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND address of which is Seminole COURTHOUSE.SANFORD,. I STORE MANAGER I USE ELEMENT OF THE USE ELEMENT OF THE County Courthouse, Sanford, FLORIDA 32771. The personal Take charge prove self --________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. SEMINOLE COUNTY COM Florida 32771. The personal representative of the estate is PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM active location -. _________________________ representative of the estate 5 FANIBELLE MOYE, whose — ______ ___________________ LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL. LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL W.E. Winderweedle, Jr. whose address is 408 CATO STREET, PRESERVATION $2 reg-2 wk sal-terms TO COM- TO COMMERCIAL FOR THE address is P.O. Box 880, Winter PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 4—Personals 6.—ChHd _________ Care 912 French Ave. _________ MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE PURPOSE OF REZONING FROM Park, Florida 32790, The name and 15213. The nameand address of the Acrossfrom Health Dept. — OF REZONING FROM Al Al AGRICULTURE TO OC address of the personal personalrepresentative'sattorney AGRICULTURE TO C.2 RETAIL OFFICE DISTRICT. AAA EMPLOYMENT CANNON REST HOME Baby sitter available day or representative's attorney are set are set forth below. COMMERCIAL. Your future is our concern In Section 4, Township 21 South, forth below. Special care, good food, for night, Part.time, reasonable The North of the NE I/i of Range 29 East, Seminole County, 323.5)76 All persons having claims or elderly lady. Can be bed rates. 3495311. Section IL Township 20, Range 30, patient. 121 Dolores Drive, l ____________________________ personsagainst having the claims or demands against the estate are Florida begin 586.4 ft. West and All demands estate are required, WITHIN THREE less the West 319.9$ feet; and also 1023.06 ft. North of the East ' Altamonte Springs. 134.1141. Evening I. Night Workersl less the North 10 feet for roaci corner, run North on East Right MONTHS required, FROM WITHIN THE THREE DATE OF MONTHS THE FIRST FROM PUBLICATION THE DATE OF Telephone — Loving, Learning, Fun For right.of.way. Consisting of 96.7C Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A Your Child While You Work. of.way of East Lake Brantley THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the acres MOL. (Further described at Mate" Dating Service. All D$ails Call 3231312. Drive 461.21 ft., South 3V degrees 11 THIS NOT ICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a Solicitors in the general location of South 01 9C5, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. wrilten _____________________________ minutes S seconds East 400 ft., clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand Fl. 33518. NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR Lake Mary Boulevard, ap thence Southeasterly to point-of. statementofanycIaimordfl they may have. Each_jei, claim must ----_-- _________________________ proximately ½ mile East of 1.4.) beginning. Consisting of 1½ acres they may have. Each claim must beinwriting and must indicate the THE EVENING HERALD (DISTRIC7 No. 2) CIRCULATION DEPART. more or less. (Further described be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and 6— Child Care Application has been made by ---------- ------MENT. as in the general location of the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent Florida Land Company. Butterfly Specials southwcst corner of Wekiva addressofthecreditororhis agent or attorney, and the amount Further, the Planning and Springs Road and East Lake or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the claim is not yet Apply in person Spur of the Moment Babysitting Creative Expressions 3227813 Zoning Commission of Seminole Brantley Drive.) (DISTRICT No. claimed, If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become in my home. HrIy, daily, wkly ------------_______ County will hold a public hearing 3) or ciii 322.2611. rates. Day or night. 333.j7, in Room 703 of the Seminole the date when it Ifwill shall be stated. if the claim is h-Help -._., - . — ntid Application has been made by due, due shall be stated. thebecome claim isdue contingent or untiquidated, the ._.. ------County Courthouse, Sanford, Robert G. Feather. - CHILD CARE Florideon May 7, 19$Oat 7:30 P.M. contingent or unliquidated, thestated, nature lithe of theclaim uncertainty shallthe be Ewnlng Iletuld Freeor reduced rates Further, the Planning and nature of the uncertainty shall be is secured, RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. or as soon tPier.ater as possible, if you qualify.373 1421 Zoning Commission of Seminole stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The Apply in person Sanford to review, hear comments and 300 N. French Ave. County will hold a public hearing security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient Nursino 1. Convalescent make recommendations to the babysIt in my home Sanford, Fl. 32771 Center, 930 Mellonville Ave. in Room 203 of the Seminole claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to ___________________________ days. S. Sanford Ave..Lake Board of County Commissioners County Courthouse, Sanford, copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy OFFICE HELP WANTED on the above captioned ordinance Jessup area. 373515$ Florida on April 2, 1910 at 7:30 enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. For tennis club. Must be neal and rezoning. P.M. or as soon thereafter as to each personal representative. & honest. Call Doug Additional information may be ,possible, to review, hear com All persons interested in the inNotice the estate to whom a copy this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, obtained by contacting the Land ments and make recom. estateAll to persons whom a interested copy of this of Administration hasof been Wanted aircraft parts fabricater SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Development Manager at 323.4330, mendations to lhe Board of County Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WI THI I assembler. Prior aircraft SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ExtensIon 306. CASE NO. SQ400-CA.ge.L Commissioners on the above mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE N experience required. 323-3477. Persons not able to attend the captionedordinanceandrezoning. THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DENNIS MAKAR EWI CZ and We are an Equal Opportunity NOTICE OF hearing who wish to comment on OF CHRISTINE MAKAREWICZ, his Additional information may be DATE THE OF FIRST THE Employer, PUBLIC HEARING wife, the proposed actions may submit obtained by contacting the Land PUBLICATION OF THIS OF FIRST PUBLICATION The board of County Corn. written statements to the Land THIS they NOTICE, to file objections Plaintiffs, Development Manager at 323-1330, NOTICE, to file any objections may have thatany challenges the I SALES REP I misslonersofseminolecountywill vs. Development Division prior to the Extension 306. Est.Route-sai+hold a public hearing in Room 203 BURL scheduled public hearing. Persons 0. WARD and CHERYL R. mayofhave that challenge the vilidity of the decedent's will, the Persons not able to attend the they validity the decedent's will, the qualifications of the Personal own ,oss of the Seminole County Cour. appeqring at the hearings may 'ARD, his wife, hearing who wish to Comment on qualifications of the Personal representative, or the venue or thouse, Sanford, Florida on May $2reg-2wksal-te,ms submit written statements to be Defendants. the proposed actions may submit representative, or the venue or jurisdicf ion of the court, 13, 19*0 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon heard orally, 912 French Ave. NOTICE OF ACTION written statements to the Land Iurisdiction of the court. thereafter as possible, to consider TO: AcrossfromHealthDept. By order of the Board of County Development Division prior to the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND a specific land useCounty amendment to AAA EMPLOYMENT BURL 0. WARD ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS SO FILED the Seminole Corn. Commissioners of Seminole Scheduled public hearing. Persons OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERNOT BARRED. Your future is our concern County, Florida, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN appearing at the hearings may WILL BE FOREVER BARRED prehenslve Plan, Ordinance 77.23, 323.5176 Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Date of the publication of You are hereby notified that a submit written statements or be Date of the first publication of this Notice of first Administration: Clerk to the Board of and rezoning of the described suit to foreclose a mortgage en heard orally, this Notice of Administration: April 14, 1980 LPN property. fi time, 3.11. Apply to County Commissioners of titled "Dennis Makar.wlcj and ByorderoftheBoarcfof County April 21, MO Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 Seminole County, Florida AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ChristIne Makar,wicz, his wife, FANIBELLE MOVE Commissioners of Seminole W. E. Winderweedle, E. 2nd St., Sanford. By: JoAnn K. Hare ORDINANCE 77.25 WHiCH Plaintiffs, vs. Burl G. Ward and County, Florida. As Personal Representative As Personal Representative Deputy Clerk AMENDSTHEDETAILEDLAND Cheryl ft. Ward, his wife, of the Estate of Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. oftheEstateof PublishApril7la.MaylS&June7, USE ELEMENT OF THE Defendants" has been filed MATTIE WILLIAMS Clerk to the Board of NURSING AIDES WILLIAMRICHARDLAM. SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. 1910 Deceased County Commissioners of BERSON Better Living Center of Cassel PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM Seminole County, Florida, being OEUlOO Seminole County, Florida berry. Call for appt. 339-5002. Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ME0IUM 0 E N I S T V Civil Action No. I0.100-CA.09.L, REPRESENTATIVE: By: JoAnn K. Hare ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RESIDENTIAL TO ________________________ Deputy Clerk COM. and that you are required to file ROGER J. MCDONALD, I STORE SALES REPRESENTATIVE: MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE youransw,rwithth,Cl,rko,soid ESQUIRE Exp.? Like people? Need Publiih March 19 and April 21 and C. Brent McCaghren, of Win 1113 East Robinson Street FICTITIOUS NAME OF REZONING FROM R.1A Court and to serve a copy ther.of May 5, 19*0 derweedle, benefits? CallMonday Notice is hereby gIven that lam ___________________________ SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING upon the PlaIntIffs' attorney, DET.92 Haines, Ward 8. Woodman, PA. Orlando, Florida 32101 $2 reg-2wk Sal-terms engaged in business at P.O. Box DISTRICT TO C.? RETAIL whose Telephone: 305 425404 name and address Is set 250 W. Park Ave., P.O. Box $80 912 French Ave. 3017, Longwood, Fla 32750, COMMERCIAL. forth betow, not later than May 1, Publish April 11, 21, 1980 Winter Park, Florida AcrossIrom Heatth Dept. Seminole County, Florida under DEU53 Lot 22 of Lake Harriet Estates, 19*0. If you fail to do so a Default CITY OF 32790 _________________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT the fictitious name of DIRECT Plat Book 12, Page 13, of SectIon will be entered against you for the LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Telephone (305) 6646312 Your future is our concern MAILING SERV., and that I in. 16, Township 71, Range 29 of the relief demanded in the Complaint. NOTICEOPPUBLICHEARINO Publiih: April 21,21,1980 323.5176 NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC tend toregist.r sold namewith the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Public Records of Seminole The real property proceeded DEU-71 Notice is hereby given that a County, Florida. Consisting of '/ Clerk of the Circuit Court, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Hairdresser against, situated In SemInoI PublicHearingwillbeheidbythe acre more less. (Further For salon In C>eitona Seminole County, Florida In ac- by the City Council of the City of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Planning and Zoning Commission described asth.orNorthwest cornerCounty, Florida, isasfollows: cordancswithth.provisloflsof the Lake Mary. Florida that said CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR in4 Lets 10 and 11, Block B, Tract M$597$or574.440 FictItious Name Statutes,, To.Wit: haCityConmIs5onRoom,cily '01 thf"Tnrvfs,cflot'sR 43 and No. 16, SECOND REPLAT, Council will hold a public hearing SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Hail, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. Maple Street,) (DISTRICT NO. 3) SANLANDO Section 845.09 Florida Statutes on May IS, 1910 at the City Hall, CIVIL ACTION NO. lO.43.CA.04. on Thursday, May I, 1910 to con. SPRINGS, RN full time, 8.4 shift, Apoly in as l,. Application has been made by recorded In Plat CityofLakeMary, Florida, at 7:30 C person Sanford Nursing & Book 9, Page 8, sider the following change and Joseph S. Sig. C. Possy Zalicek. p.m., to consider an Ordinance IN RE: The marriage of: Public Records of Seminole Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville amendment to the Zoning Or. Publish March3l,& April 7, 14,2), entitled: Further, the Planning and County, Florida. Ave. DENNIS ft. HALL; Husband and dinance and the Comprehensive Zoning Commission of Seminole 1910 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY LINDA HALL, Wife. WITNESS my hand and seal of Land Use Plan of the _______________________________ DET.147 City of County will hold a public hearing thisCourtat Sanford, Florida, this OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA NOTICE OF ACTION Sanford, Seminole County, in Room 203 of the Seminole 11th day ci April, 19*0. IOENERALOFFICEI REZONING CERTAIN LANDS TO: Florida. County Courthouse, Sanford, (SEAL) Typing, answer phone, pleasant WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE LINDA HALL Rezoning from PUD, Planned Florida on April 2, 19*0 at personality. FUTUREt 7:30 MARY, FLORIDA, AS HEREIN SEMINOLE COUNTY SSb Broadway ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Unit Development, P.M. or as soon thereafter as DEFINED FROM R.1A R.1AA $2 rag-? wk sal-terms CLERK BOARD OP COUNTY Brandenburg, Ky. 4010* To that of Rl.1, Restricted In. possible, to review, hear corn. AND OC TO C-I. PROVIDING 912 French Ave. COMMISSIOI4IRS By: Susan E. Tabor YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an dustrial District. ments and make recom. Across from Health Dept. N Deputy Clerk NOTICEOPPUBLIC CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY actionforDissolutionof Marriage That property described as mendationstotheBoardofCouflty RICHARD D. STONER, ESQ. AAA EMPLOYMENT HEARING AND EFFECTIVE DATE, has been flIed against you and you Phase II, Parcel "0," from the SW Commissioners on above HOFFMAN, HENORY, STONER, The Board ci County Corn. changing the zoning on the are required to serve a written Your future is our concern corner of the NW¼ of Sec. 7, Twp. captioned ordinance andthe rezOning, 323-5176 misslonarsof Sernlnol.County will following described property copy of your defenses, if any, upon 20 S. Rge 31 E, run N. $9 degrees SIMS & SAWICKI Additional information may be 213 E. Central Boulevard in the City of Lake Mary, James J. Files, Petitioner's at hold a public hearing in Room 203 situate from Residential 59' 12" E., 632.10 ft., thence N. 00 obtained by contacting the Land Orlando, FL 32801 TYPIST WANTED- For Court of the Seminole County Cour. merclal Cl zoning:R.IA to Corn. torny, whose address is 1*0 Park degrees 00' 49" W., 73.00 ft. to a Development Manager at 333. (305) $433110 thouss, Sanford, Florida on June Reporter, Sanford.Orange Avenue North, Post OffIce Box POB; thence run N. OOdegreesoO 4330, Extension 306. 24, 19*0 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon V Block 49, Lots MN OP Q ft S T U 2051, Winter Park, Florida 32790, 49" W., 333.16 ft., thence N. $9 Attorneys for Plaintiffs City area. 305323.4330 ext. 26$ W Persons not able to attend the Publish April 14, 21. 288 May and X, Amended Plat of on or before April 30, 1910 and Iii. degrees 59' 12" E., $10.00 ft., hearing thereafter as possible, to consIder or 369 from 8:30 to 5:00. After 6 who wish to comment on 19*0 7, a Specific land use amendment to Crystal in 904.775.3443, Lake Shores, as recorded the original with the Clerk of this thence S. 00 degrees 00' 49" E. the proposed actions may submit 0EU4 Plat Dook 6, Page II, Public Court either before service upon the 333.16 ft., to a Point on the North written statements to ExperIenced Beautician to work the Land prebensive SamPlan, moleOrdinance County Corn. 7725, Records of Seminole County, Petitioner's attorney or im. Right.of.Way line of Cornwall Rd., Development Division prior to the while owner is away 2 wks for and rezoning of th. described Florida; and SEMINOLE COUNTY mediately thereafter; otherwise a thence run S. $9 degrees 59' 17" W., scheduled public hearing. Persons vacat ion. 3237*30 or 322.9405. Block property. BOARD OP COUNTY Lots MN OP 0 R S T U default will be entered against you 140.00 ft. to the POB. Containing appearing at the hearings may AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Lake Shores, as COMMISSIONIRS and V. Amended Plat of Crystal for th. relief demanded in the 6.43 acres, more or less. Experienced stockmen, cx submit written statements or be recorded in Plat Petition. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AND penanced cashiers, & cx heard orally. ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH Book$Page1IPublicR,rcfof AMENDS THE DETAILED NEARING Witnessmyhandandsealoftp,, Phaseill, Parcel"D,"from,he penienced produce persons. ByorderoftheBoardof County USE ELEMENT OF LAND THE Seminole County, Florida, and Court on March 71, 1980. The Board of County Corn. SW corner of the NW'Ii of Section Commissioners of Seminole Apply Food Barn, 25th & Park Block SO, Lots 33 and 34. Crystal (SEAL) SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. Lake missionersof SeninoleCoimty will 7, Twp. 20 South, Range 31 East, County, Florida. Ave., Sanford. Winter Homes, as recorded hold a public hearing in Room 303 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH run N. I9degrees 59' 12" E.,alcng PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM in Plat Book 2, Pages 111 116, Arthur H Beckwith,Jr, of the Seminote County Cour. as Clerk of the Court the South line of said NW¼ a ILEGALSICRETARYI LOW Public Records of Seminole Clerk tothe Boardof thouse, Sanford, Florida on June PR ESEDENSITY RVAT IONRESIDENTIAL. TO By Eve Crabtree distance of 1472.10 ft.. thence run Accurate typing, able to run IN. County, Florida; and County Commissionersof 21, 19*0 at 7:00 OUSTRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE as Deputy Clerk P.M., or as soon N. OOd.grees 00' 49" W., 23.00 ft. to office, legal technology helptul Seminole County, Florida thereafter as possible, to consider OF REZONING FROM R.1AA andBlock V. Amended S1,LOIsMNOPQ ft ST U PublIsh March 31, 1Apr11 7, 14, 21, a POE; thencerun NOOdegre.sOO Plat of Crystal 19*0 By: JoAnn K. Hare a specific land use amendment to AND R.1 SINGLE FAMILY 49" W. 333.44 ft., thence N. $3reg-3wksal--tenms Lake Shores, as recorded in Flat OET.110 Deputy Clerk the Seminole County Corn. DWELLING DISTRICT TO degrees 59' 12" E., 790.14 ft. to a Publish: 917 French Ave. M1A Book 6, Page IS, Public Records of NOTIC March 19, April 218 May prehensive Plan, OrdInance 77.33, VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. OP A PUBLIC point on the Westerly Rlghl.of. 3, 19*0 Acrossfrom Health Dept. and rezoning of Lot I. Block tO of L.akeview Seminole County, Florida; and the Way describ. HEARING TO CONSIDER THE line of Seaboard Coast Lhw OET.tl AAA EMPLOYMENT changing the property: Subdivision, Plal BOOkS, Page zoning on the ADOPTION OFANORDINANCE Raiiroad;tn,ncerun5.O3deg Your future is our concern 14, following described property and also that part of the Southeast AN ORDINANCE AMENDING BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, 35' 01" W., along said Right.of. situate in the City of Lake Mary, NOTICE OP A PUBLIC ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH ¼of the Northeast ¼ Of FLORIDA. Way line 333.1* ft. to a point on th Section II, Florida, from Residential R.1AA HEARING TO CONSIDER THE Nv's. Aides up. In nursing Township 31, Range 30, located Notice is hereby given that a North AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND to Comrnerc;aI ci zoning: Rlght-of.Way line of Corn. ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE USE ELEMENT OF THE home care. Apply in person South of a Westerly extension of PUblIC Hearing will be held at the wall Road; thence run • BY Block 47 Lots .1K L MN 0 P0 R Commission Lakeview Nursing Center. ei THE CITY OP SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY CON. the Southerly right-of way Room In tPe City Hall degrees 59 12" W., 714.87 It. to thi S T and U, Amended Flat ° FLORIDA. __________________ 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults onIf on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Cell 3231670 Sanford. Marlçtr'I VilIag. — Furnished apis br Senior Citizens. Very clean, 31* Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. 3 - Iiouses iiishe Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. Nopets Geneva Gardens Apts. 1505 W. 25th St. Attrictive 3 BR, 1½ B, walled yard, CH&A, futly eqpt kit, many energy saving features. $363 mo. 323 6570. 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates wDock, $450 mo. St. Thns Realty Co. Realtor 3276123 LegifNiiIèi PINECREST -2 Bedroom 1 bath,$215. Harold Hall, Inc. REALTOR 323.5771 Legal Notice LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 baths, central H&A, $375. PINECREST- 3 BR, 2 baths, Harold Hall, Inc.REALTOR 1iS774 OVIEDO- 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. No children or pets. $200mo. + ulil. 1st, last I. 5)00 damage deposit. 3I9511S. 33-Houses Furnished Large 4 BR, 2B Sanford home, central location, $125 mo. 5100 dep. BETTY C. CAMPBELL Licensed Real Estate Broker 322-6050 Fully Furn2 BR, IB,W.0, 1 child, no pets, 6 mo lease, April 15. Oct. 15. $300 mo, $200 sec dip. 3231417. Between noon & 6 p.m. ____________________________ The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. Results I — ,, ___________________________ 37-&--RentaiO(fkes ________________________________ OFFICE 8. Retail space- $9500 monthly includes utilities. 3232172 or 830 9575. _- - -- - VC-FOI - - -- Laaw Auto Repair or ???? Building & land all Fenced. Hwy 436 in Forest City, $800 mc. INC. — EALTORS S 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 339-0509 339050$ -. '- W VhfltSd To Rint - - — - APT OR HOUSE--With at least 2 horms, reasonable rent, in Sanford area. Call 331-0176 after 3:30 p.m. — --. - E. 2nd St., Sanford, PR EHENSIVE PLAN FROM Notice is hereby givsn that a LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL corner of LOt 1, Block 10 to the in Plat o'clock P.M. on April 2*, 1910, or less. Book 4, Page II, Public to consider the adoption of an W.stlineof said Southeast ¼ Of Being more generally described PublIc Hearing will be held at the TO COMMERCIAL FOR THE Commission Room in the City Hall Northeast '/ as shown the Records of Seminole County, ordinance by the City of Sanford, as located within the 333 ft. on the in PURPOSE OF REZONING FROM on the PIat Florida; and the City of Sanford, Florida, at Al AGR ICULTURE TO Fiorida, title of which is as N. side of Cornwall of said Lakevi.w Subdivision ard C. 1 Block II, Lots MN OP Q R S T Rd. and bet. 7:10o'ck P.M. on AprIl 2$, 1910, U follows: also that part of saId Southeast RETAIL COMMERCIAL wean Sonora South on the W. ' V W and X, Amended Plat of and to consider the adoption of an Lot 3, Nelsen's Lakevlew of the Northeast ¼ located South 0 Crystal ORDINANCE NO. ISIS SCL Railroad on east. Lake Shores, as recorded ordinance by the City of Sanford, Heights, P1st Book 12, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ifs I through 6 inclusIve of BlOCk in Flat Book 6, The planned us. Page 92, of Page 1$, Public OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, the property Florida, title of which is as Section 29, TownshIp 20, Range lOis shown on said Flat of said 30, Records of SemInole County, AMENDING AND EXTENDING is light industrial, follows: on SR. 427 sod Lake Ruth Drive. Lakeview SubdivIsion. Consisting Florida. The Planning 8 Zoning Corn. ORDINANCE NO. 111$ Costing of .7 acre. (Further THETERMOFORDINANCENO. mission will submIt a I'.M' ofl4acresmoreor sew. (Further changing the zoning ANORDII'IANCEOFTHECITy described as in the general desa'lb.d as behind Hallmark on the iN AND 5 AMENDED BY OR. mendatlontothe City Commission following described property DINANCENO. 133$ OF THE CITY in favor of, or against, the OF SANFORD, FLORIDA A. location of Highway 437, one mile Furnituri, off 1* 436.1 (DISTRICT situate In the City Of Lake Mary. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID requested change or am.ndmi,tf. MENDING THE CONDITIONAl. North of LonOwood Past Office.) No. dl Florida, from Office USES PROVISION OF SECTION 2 (DISTRICT No. 2) Application has been submitted OC to Commercial C.l: Commercial ORDINANCE HAVING GRANT. The City Commission will hOld a OF ARTICLE V OP ORDINANCE ED A NON.EXCLU5IVE FRAN. Public Nearing in the City Co.n. NO. by Jeffrey Whiting. Application has been made by Block SI. Lots 19 and 20, Crystal CHIlE TO SEMINOLE CABLE. mission Room SAID ORDINANCE II. Mr. John B. Whim. Further, the Planning and Lake Winter Homes Subdivision, In the City Hall, 1N4 1097. A ZONING PLAN WITHIN VISION, INCORPORATED, FOR Zoning Commission of leitilnole as recorded Sanford, Florida at 7:10 P.M. ' Further, the Planning and THE CITY OP SANFORD, PLO. Zoning Commissiaj ii Seminole In Plat look 2, Pages THE OPERATION AND MAIN. May 12, 1*50 County will hold a public hearing u 116, Public to consider said RIDA, SAID ORDINANCE BE. County will hold a public Records of TEPIANCE OF A COMMUNITY recommendation. in Ream 303 of the Seminole Seminole County, FIai'ida. hearing ING ENTITLED 'THE ZONING in ANTENNA TELEVISION SYS. County Courthouse, Sanford, Room 303 of the Seminole ThePUbIicHevingshallhef All parties in interest and REGULATIONS OP THE CITY County Courthouse, Sanford, TEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH FlsrldaenMay7, l*OatP:30P.M. it the citizens shall haveanoppcqtt.mity City Hall, City ii Like THE TERMS AND PROVISIONS to be heard at said hHiiiigs. OF$ANFORD,FLORIDA'4,MID FioddaonMay7,1iNa,p:30pM or as aeon thereafter as pouible, Mary, Florid at 7:30p.m. on May SET FORTH IN SAID ORDI. to review, Near comments fld SECTION SlING ENTITLED or as soon thereafter as possible, By order of the PlaOning ii, 1950, at the City HaIi,or.ssoon NANCE AS AMENDED: SAID Zoning Commission of the Cityad "$*.lA $INGLE.FANILY 1151. to review, Near comments and maui r.omm.ndations to the thereafter as possible, at which DENTIAL DWELLING DII. fl55I AMENDMENTS SETTING Sanford, Florida, this Ph Board of County Commissioners time Interested parties reeflp4fl4 to the day for and FORTH CONDITIONS. AND April, 1900. of T*ICT"j SAID AMENDMENT Board of County Commliloners on the above captienod ordinance against th. request stated PROVIDING AS A above REGULATIONS FOR THE and rCNnI.I5. J. Q. Galloway, CONDITION. on the above captioned ordinance will beheard. Said hearing my be OPER AT ION AND MAIN. At. USE FOR SINGlE FAMILY and rezoning. Additional lnIormaften may be cinlinsied from time to time until ChiIUflfl' TENANCE OF THE SYSTEM: DWELLINGS WITH 1* SQU. CIty of Sanford obtained by CeNaCtI'iS the Land finil action Is taken by the Additional inhematlei 'isay be Cly SAID AMENDMENTS FURTHER ARE FRET MINIMUM LIVING obtained by coiWicting the Lend Planning lid Zotini I M.nagsr at 3334331 Council. 21-Sltuflo V.ntsd - 4—Uusjnsss Op$32f1ufljfli ------------ POOL COATING !stbiish.d Sarsiofa Company with Iranch',. in Sarasota, Hillsboro, Pinellas, & Polk counties Seeking a responsible I competitive, provcn with hundreds of applications. We will train in applications, silos, sales promotion on a continuing basis to Insure MICi$5. Writ. $.nit.AIre Products, Son 1112, Sarasota, Fl. 33379. tXTRA MONEY AT HOME stuffln, snIor addressing aivolapsi. Send stamped self. addressed envelops ti: Smith, P.O. Boa 1111, Sanford 32771. *-ApN. - ' BEDROOM AC, washer & dryer, nice area. Furnished $325. Unlurnlsh.d, $300. Available immediately. 323. 1166 or $690391 anytime. —4------------== 41-Houses ______________ - - Yo9iars are home, board & laundry or reoin' only. Working man Pithed. Reference. . lord. Reply to Box U, co The Events. Herald P.O. Sax 1667, unbid, Fl. 33771. zoklng For a New Home?Check the Ws.l Ads for houses if every sby and price. I $750 down S. closing will put you in thi5 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath home with FIREPLACE, only $23,500. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900 ORAPIGECITY- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Living rm, extra large kitchen&famiiy room 5 years old. Asking $39,000, Owner Will help finance qualified person. Act Now' This Won't Last Long! Call 789.4587 Owner Associate. I WANTED TO BUY-Homesu'i the City of Sanford tot rehabilitation project Will up to 5)0.000, maybe mon.' Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305 323 9615. _______________________________ ___________ - STENSTROM REALTY — REALTORS Burrows Lane, Roseland Park 2 BR. lB. will finance to qualified buyer. 1 855-7559 - 47.A—Mortgages Bought ' -_____________ WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA HAL ______ ___ IsIS. 2ndmortgatcs. We COLBERT REALTY Inc. Will buy also make Real Estate 8. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Florida Business loans Mortgage investment 1)01 E Robinson. Orlando .4222976 . 59—Musical Mercha'ldiSe ________________________ - UPRIGHT PIAUO Old but in excellent condition 323 5070 _______________________ 78-Motorcycles '-------'- 1971 Harley Davidson 290 Ex cellent condition current great mleaqe 323 8782 _______________ A OK TIRE NEW TIRESSI9 898. UP 24)3 French Ave Sanford ______ - 79-Trucks.Trailers ___________________________ CROCKETT -. acres only $ 110,000, C09 .cComo, ST. JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres, easy terms Only $78,000. SEIGLER REALTY WE .RE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS. BROKER 7439S MyntleAve Orlando Sanford 377 1577 321 06.10 , Just Listed 3 BR. 76 home in Tee N Green with Ige FR, eat in kit. patio, close to schools, shopping & golf course' Just ________________ ______ , . - . -_ 351 Cleveland. auto & AC. only 53,888. 436 Auto Sates. 860 Hwy 136. Casselbet't'y, 834 8399 ____________ ___________ Extra 3 BR. lB home in Dreamwold! CHIA. w w c. Din area. screened porch, pantry & lots more! Only $37,000' investment prop.! 5 BR, 2½ B, older home in good areat Owner Renovating, lots of Style! A buy for 512.000 -, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 311 315 E First St 3?? 5622 REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 69Chev 2dr. AC. Auto. P5,goors $600 323 2819 aft S 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO, AIR. LOOKS GOOD. RUNS GOOD EXC TIRES. 321 0640 - -. WE BUY CARS Palms- Pineapples 8. Pimdo..4 to 5 ft . delivered & planted Reclinata. 8 to 9 ft. $125 After S 831 7893 -- PONTIAC Gra'id Pr,, Buv'nq new one, beat trade price on 1976 Silver cream puff Low mileS, Michelins, great cash price Consider financing with good clown or trade for van 323 0106 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 to '75 models Call 3399)00 ut 134 4605 1 DelIcti 1973 Dart Swinger, slant 6. auto, AC. PS. very good coed Must Sell. 5995 373 5036 - - iOicts Delta 88.2cir, )SOenginc. .48,000 one owner mi, onhi 436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry. 831 8399 - 17 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels. - _______ _________ New Spinet nianOs Choose from 2 top brand names, these are delux models Full price $998 incli.Jes bench & delivery Also exceptionally nice Studio piano. fantastic tone & touch riponse, $895 Cannon MuSic Co Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR .434, 1 bk E of I 1 339 5900 - 46o 1_ top Dottar Pad for junk 8. USed cars, trucks 8. heavy equip meat 3?? 5990 ______________________________ -- -- 2010 N. GRAND VIEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath, Central H&A, large lot with beautiful ' S0—I%isceIlaneous for Sale shade trees on cut-de sac. $39, 900. 2 pci iiown-owner -I will carry balance Owner UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALEmay rent. Doughboy above POOL-$300 Cash goud 36'xlS', needs new Call after 6p m 323 8751 323.78.32 liner You move, 5400 373 0915 Eves. 322-0612. 3221587 I 60.A—Buslness Equip, POOL TABLE 8 Professional, 207 E 25th St. . Good cond all accessories - ______________________________ included, $150 or best otter VA.FHA.235.Con Homes For Sale Used office eqpt Desk, Call 323 0188 tiling cab & chairs Many Low Down Payment items to choose from Noll's if you are haiing difficulty findinç, Cast, for your lot' Will Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? a place to live, car to drive. a your tOt 01 our lot 9?. So of 5,lnford 32? 87?) job, or some service you have V Enterprise Inc need of, read all our want ads ,_____________ Medel Inc , Realtor -6.11 30') every day. 62-lawn.Garden -. - 78 Pont Trans Am. Ike new, 33,006 rn onl' 55.889 436 AutO Hw Sales. 860 _Cascelh rr .tb3_9 . BUY JUNK CARS From SiDle 550 _____________________ . Beautiful. .1 BR. 26. executive home in Idytlwilde of Loch Arbor Great room, custom features, FP, o. eq eat in kit,allon 3, ofanacre' Only I yr old, yours for $66,700! - _____________________ ________________________ .__ 80-Autos 77-Junk Cars Removed 17 invader Ehte 17' tn hufl with 1)5 tip Mercury engine and trailer. 6688466 ________ & SOkl_, - Sanford's Sales Leader 55—Boats & Accessories Evening _____ __ --- . SCENIC LOCATION on the beautiful Wekiva River 6+ STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3221991 MULTlPE LISTING SERVICE —.-- .... PLYMOUTH Satellite Excellent cond $800 or best offer Call 3230670 alter 5 00 72 l9ao Ford (',al4l,' 500. near mint, auto, air Must Sell 51295 831 8)04 or 339 178? ''?' -__________ DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way. Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p.m It'5 the only one inFlorida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 8311 for further details . Start your own used bookstore! 322.197? 5.000 used books for sale Call Super 2 BR, 16 home with Eves: 319 5100. 322 19S9 323 4307 --. Lawnniowers. We sd; the best & '701 . French 373 7834 1 275 3064 or I 277 .4896 for Goldsboro —ByOwner , CH&A, w w C. screened Fl R. service the rest WESTERN ____________________________- ' details 3 BR, completely remodeled eat in kit, & more! Great I AUTO. .301 W 1st St Legal Notice _____________________________ inside S. out. New w w carpet. cond! Can you believe just Legal_Notice Foot Lockers. $17.99 up __________________________________ Large workshop. Only 5)9.500. $36,900! SEMINOLE COUNTY ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ' FILL DIRTS. TOP SOIL 3220216. .'uJ .I 310 Sanford Ave BOARD OF COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 3725791 I YELLOW SAND ' Attractive 1 BR, 2'3 B home in COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Call Clark 8. Hirt 323 7580 Longwood, lovely 3 BR. 1' B, I Loch Arbor! Pool S. Patiot NOTICE OF PUBLIC I Royal typewritfer extra good PROBATE DIVISION like new, $12,900 cash to ____________________________ CH&A. DR. eat.in kit, Fl R, & Flit Number *0.132 CP HEARINGS cond. $35. I Smith Corona mortgage.. Vacant, move in t much more! yours for 566,000. Division The Board of County Corn. typewriter extra good coed. today. $43,900. 65-Pets.Supplies ____________ I LIA11 "' " IN RE: ESTATE OF missionersof Seminole County will Alten.Wells dec adding CALL ANYTIME I I Lake Mary 2 BR, near S.C.C. JOHANNA DIETZ I II hold a public hearing in Room 203 machine extra good cond. 5.40 IrishSetter. Female of Ihe Seminole County Cour. Deceased No Checks. 7836Grovc Dr 327 lovely lot, 530.000, limo old.AKC.S.t0 0441 thouse. Sanford, Florida on June NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 2565 322-2420 I Park TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 24, 1980 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon ' 76 sq yards flige Carpet & pad, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS thereafter as possible, to consider House Cleaning Accounting both 5250 a sq yd • REALTORS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE a specific land use amendment to , 68-Wanted to Buy __________________________ 2525 Call 339 2017 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS the Seminole County Corn. _______________________ 3390509 ______________________. * COMPUTER SERVICES. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: prehensive Plan, Ordinance 7725. French 3232222 701 HousewivesCIeaning Service 3390508 E Bldg. AltarnonteDr. Lotal multi branch restaurant 'IOU ARE and rezoning of the described HEREBY Cash 322-4132 Personalized, fist dependable company has time compiLter property. NOTIFIED that the ad REALTORS 51-Household Goods 4 pct. interest to qualified Regular or I time bass __I available to process any type Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. I AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ministration of the estate of Wedo wash windows buyers New homes With 617 5891 general ledger & payroll ac Multiple Listing Service Buy 5. Sell, the finest in used JOHANNA DIETZ, deceased, File ORDINANCE 77 25 WHICH monthly payments under $250 _________________________ ______________________ counts We would like to furniture, Refrig., stoves, oft of total inventory of brand Number 80.132 CP. is pending in AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND ----------------. Low down payments, 3?? 2287 'ools secure a few good clients to Build to Suit-our lot or yours new intcrspr 'flu bedding the Circuit Court for Seminole USE ELEMENT OF THE Landscape Maint. -off-set our computer costs. FHA VA. FHA'235& 245 W Gannett White These beds ,ire not damaged County, Florida, Probate Division, SEMINOLE COUNTY COM This would enable you to be 1 Will buy old class rings & silver or seconds hut brand new top Req. Real Estate Broker PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM the address of which is Seminole of a few select clients rather coins Top dollar paid Call line bedding Sets only! Free JOHN KPIDER ASSOC County Courthouse, North Park MEDIUM DENSITV *CALL THE SODEATHER * M. Unsworth Realty than I of a 100 All work Jim 323 1888 local delivery Noll's Sanford , 107W Commercial Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. RESIDENTIAL TO Noordertoosniallor large COM -------handled by company con ......____.. : Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Phone]?? 7881, Sanford The personal representative of the MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE _______________ _____ 33) 4867 troller Routine or WE BUY USED FURNITURE & S.inford 1?? 8721 _________________I estate is JACK HARDY, OF REZONING FROM R 2 ONE sophisticated accounting _______________________ APPLIANCES Sanford Fur MLS Supenintendent.Administrator AND TWO FAMILY DWELLING ' REALTOR i:i I needs can be met Contract I nit ure Salvage 322 672). whoseaddress is Masonic Homeof DISTRICT TO C 2 RETAIL 323 6061 or eves 3230517 __________ _______________ 9/ /E/t1 ' , S Duane (tinny at 122 5153 Ught Hauling ___________________ the State of Florida, St. Peter COMMERCIAL , -___________________ __________________________ 1978 Singer Fulur,i Fully auto, Sell that extra bike with a low cost __________________________ sburg, FL. The name and address From the SW Corner of Sec. 20 repossessed, us.'d very short Classified Ad NEW HES of the personal representative's 21 29, run North 2) degrees 12 : time Original 5593. hal $181 or . Air Conditioning Yard Debris. Trash, attorney are set forth below. minutes 13 seconds East 509.45 ft. $I mu Agent 3)9 8386 _____________________________ I WE BUY USED F URNI lURE, _________________________ c3en ito 5daily AppliancesS. Misc All persons having claims or to a point on the centerline of Bear The Time Tested Firm APPLIANCES S. PLUMBING (LOCAL 1319 5)71 demands against the estate are Central Temp will service AC'L Lake Road; run thence North 11 Peg Real Estate Broker FIXTURES Jenkins Furni 112 Carver Av Academy Manor 51-A-FurnIture refrig, freezers, water coolers, required, WITHIN THREE degrees2l minutes East along said tune. 205 E 25th SI 3230981 12ON. Pirk Ave. 3726123 _____---$250 mo. 8. under if you qualify misc Call 323 7786 anytime MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF centerline of Bear Lake Road Mary Griffith Realtor ___________________________ , We buy used furniture THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF parallel with the West boundary of Painting lbS S PC. wooden Dinette Sets, tAble 3222994 1475.1426 FURNITURE & THINGS THIS NOTICE, to file with the Block "E," Adell Park, PB 9, Pg. ' Beauty Care - 41A-Condcenlnlunn & I chairs, $50 each. Noll's 500 S Sanford Ave clerk of the above court a written ISa distanceof 300 ft. for the point c'1.n, Ti -i-s Ce,Ilrdl H&u, Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? I'AI NT ING Interior or Exterior F Sale Sanford statement of any claim or demand 323 6593 of beginning; run thence North 11 cash S. assume mortgage. - - . 92 S of Sanford 332 872) - - _________ Call Robin 377 2051 they may have. Each claim must degrees 21 minutes East 100 feet $13,900 at? pcI. Asking $31,500 ____________________________ -. Wanled to bus' used office TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON F tee Estiinatt's beinwriting and must indicatethe 2 BR, 26, w w, CA H, WO, along said centerline of Bear Lake - __________ I . equipment. Noll's Sanford I FORMERLY Hlrniett's Beauty ' --- - -. basis for the claim, the name and pool. club house. scr. porch, I Road and parallel with the West TWO STORY- Zoned Corn Furniture Salvage, 1792, Se,. I Nook 519E Isl5t.32757I7 52-Appliances KEILCO F'AiNTINC, $33,500. 3270373. addressofthecreditororhisagent boundary of said Block "E;" mercial , ________________________________ ..of Sanford 322 8121. Licensed & R,'asonafjlt., Quality or attorney, and the amount thence North 78 degrees 39 11 Pd. Financing Available J Free Est 6470048 claimed. If the claim is not yet minutes West 180 feet; thence BATEMAN REALTY KENMORE WASHER Parts, Carpet Cleaning Buying slIver coins at 19 to I c due, the date when it will become South 11 degrees 21 minutes West et'y' large I or 2 BR condo w all Service. Used Machines. Peg. Peal Estate Broker more. Silver dollars In good due shall be stated. If the claim is 100 feet; thence South 7$ degrees appt., including W-D. w w MOONEY APPLIANCES 76.loSanfocdAve. I Creative SurfacesIic., special shape $25. Private Party will ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING contingent or unliquidated, the lung In repainting. mt & ext 39 minutes East 180 feel to the carpet, C H&A, $77,900 l I 323069? P U Call Ron 645 1051. — I ________________________ Special R,ites for Complexes nature of the uncertainty shall be wallpaper, wail fexing, wood 3210759 point of beginning. (les The $37,900 2 BR. 6710114 or 1213 Free Cstimates stated, lithe claim is secured, the staining Free Ext After you 4562. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Easterly 30 ft. thereof for road I ORIEN1AL RUGS WANTED 21 hr 830 0070 have c,illect the rest Call the security shall be described. The purposes) (Said land being im Harold Hall Realty Sold crig. $109.35. used short I Top F'rices Paid claimant shall deliver sufficient best 867 5592 time. Bal. $169.14 or $1935 mo , proved with a convenience food 42-Mobile Home Used, any umndition 6.41 8126 copies of the claim to the clerk to store known as 9250 Bear Lake Agent 339 8386 ______________________________ Ceramic Tile ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A Ini. REALTOR, MLS enable the clerk to mail one copy Road. Lockhart, Florida.) Con CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS I REFRIGERATORS $50— & ul) I VP, OLD DBL.WIDEto each personal representative. sislingof 15.000sq.ft. (DISTRICT 323.5774 Day or Nighl MEINTZER TILE RESULTFUL END. THE guaranbeed Sanford uuction, I Beautiful 1g. 7 BR, 2B, All persons interested in the . No. 3) Newor repair, leaky showers our NUMBER IS 322 26)1. 12)5 S. French. 323 7340 - ' estate to whom a copy of this Central H&A heat pump, big Application has been submitted specialty. 25 yrs Exp 869 11562 ____________________________ --LOVELY old 2 story, Live in fine For Estate Commercial & Resi Notice of Administration has been by Munford, Inc. bdrms., & huge kit. Low low KELVINATOR STOVE-section of town with 2 rental denlial Auctions 5. Appraisals. mailed are required, WITHIN cash to rntg. 519,90011 Harold Further, the Planning and FrnlIcnt cond Moving, must I Paintlng&Repajr units to make the monthly Call Dell's Auction. 373 5670. THREE MONTHS FROM THE Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5774. NEEDASERVI(EMly Zoning Commission of Seminole I - sell $100 or best offer payment. Only $19,500 down 8 FIR ST THE DATE OF County will hold a public hearing find him listed in our Business Call 3230)88 See our beautiful new BROAD assume low mt. mortgage. OF THIS Wonder what to do With Two' PUBLICATION Service Directory. in Room 203 of the Seminole TrentP,inting& Repair 869.500. MORE, front 8. rear BR's. The quick, easy Sell One ____________________________ NOTICE, to file any objections County Courthouse, Sanford, InteriorS. Exterior LIMCGORY MOBILE HOMES I Want Ad way. The magIc they may have that challenge the FloridaonMay 7, IiSOat 7:30P.M. MICROWAVE Free Est I 372 3558 3$O3OrlandoDr. HANDYMAN-) BedrOOms, ii 323.5200 number iS 327 7611 or 8319993 validity of the decedent's will, the or as soon thereafter as possible, Clock Repair VAS. FHA Financing baths. $28,500. qualifications of the personal to review, hear comments and Push button controls, tins ---.............__________________________ representative, or the venue or make recommendations to the -- -.---carousel, still in warranty Photography Originally $619, assume pay Iurisdiction of the court. Board of County Commissioners CONVERT TO DUPLEXGWALTNEY JEWELER 43-L..ots.ACreage ' •PUBLIC AUCTION• Large 2 story, zoned. $32,500 -___________ ______ meats of $21 mo Agent 339 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND on the above captioned ordinance $386. Objt.CTIONS NOT SO FILED and rezoning. ON., APR. 21AT7 PWm1 372 6509 Wedding photography by John AILI. BE FOREVER BARRED H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Additional information may be LOCH ARBOR CT- I BR, I, I ________________________ Ref repo 16 Cu ft frosflj Cullum Free engagement Date of the first publication of i obtained by contacting the Land best schools. 564.000. Orig. $579, now $205 or $19 mo LOTS OF MODERN photos or color 810 3738758 this Notice of Administration: Rag. REAL ESTATE Broker Development Manager at 323 4330, _Agent 3398386 'essniaking April II. 1980 HIGHLAND PARK . FURNITURE & Extension 306. 3 BR, 290N.17.t2,Cassilbii*'ry,FI. JACK HARDY formal dining rm., eat.in kit. Persons not able to attend the 834 I2OQ Eve. 662)635 Remoling -MISC. Superintendent1Administrator chen, shade. $31,000. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Alterations, Dressmaking hearing who wish to comment on I Beautiful country lot in Deltona, MASONIC HOME OF THE ___________________________ Drapes. Upholstery the proposed actions may submit i REMODELING located off Courtland & CASH DOOR PR IZE STATE OF FLORIDA 323 0/0? written statements to the Land 511.500 DOWN or less wifh 2nd. Used fbI model color TV's, all New rms. kit S. bath remodeling I Shallowford, wooded, $3,700. Personal Representative Development Division prior to the 3 BR. 2 bath, new country working. 199.95. 10 to choose Fireplaces We handle the I ' 323.7U9 after of lhe estate of CASH-VISA.MC scheduled public hearing. Persons home, all amenities. $91,50. from. P1011's Sanford Furniture Garage so full there's no room whole ball of wax JOHANNA DIETZ appearing at the hearings may 1)', APR on 1st mortgage. ''' -. S SANFORD AUCTION. Salvage, I? 92, So of Sanford. for the car? Clean it out with a II E. LINK CONSI. Deceased submit written statements or be " .3278771. Want Ad in the Herald. PH 3227079 1215 S. FRENCH I ___________________________ ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL heard orally. CHOICE AREA- 3 unit apt. 3222611 or 8319993 ...-- -. -. REPRESENTATIVE: TELEVISION By order of the Board of County 323-7340 house $69,500. $19,500 down, BROWSE AND SAVE ...lt' ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS DOUGLAS STENSTROM RCA color console 25", sold new ________________________ Commissioners of Seminole assume $50,000 at $537.50 per easy and fun - The Want Ad (PALATKA AREA), 1 TO STENSTROM, McINTOSH. County, Florida. over $700 Balance due $17500 . .. .. - ... Way. mo. at 10 pct. APR. Fireplaces CHOOSE FROM. $6,500 JULIAN, or tøke over my payments Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. 75--Reicreatjotial Vehicles ____________________________ ____________________________ EACH. OR WILL TRADE COLBERT & WHIGHAM $l7.O0month. Still inwarranfy. .. Clerk to the Board of FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. P.O. Box 1330 Will deliver. Call 862 5391. I WhatevertheOccasion,fhereisa County Commissioners of Tractor ?wlng 16' Aristocrat Travel Trailer, T & J STONE CO. Sanford, FL 32771 claSsitied ad to solve it. Try Seminole County, Florida -----AC, gas range & ref., like new 7½ ACRES, PAVED ROAD, Telephone: 305322.2171 one SOOn By: Joann K. Hare The King of The Rock 53-TV-Radio-Stereo cond $1,295. 3239034. TRACTOR MOWING ' OSTEEN. COULD BE) OR 4 Publish April 11. 71, 1980 Deputy Clerk _________________________ All tyPes of stone, interior Lots, PasturesS. Acreage LOTS. 812.500. TERMS -______ ________ DEU.36 Publish April 21,1 June?, 16. 1910 ___________ _____________ exterior. commercial Reasonsable Call 323 3576 AVAILABLE. Good Used TV's,$2S&up OEU 98 •11,5 residential Specialty- _________________________ decorative fireplaces (in 26liOrIandoDr. 73 ACRES PINE& PALMETTO Ph. 322 0352 -. ., - . - . stalled). Call John 331 0377, Tree Service 77 Chevy Sport Van, WDs, 6CyI, 3 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NEAR LAKE HARNEY, free estimates. ____________________________ TV repo 19" Zenibh. Sold orig. sp, 35.000 ml. Only 53.488, 136 HEARING TO CONSIDER THE HEARING TO CONSIDER THE $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN _____________________ $493.75. Bal $183.16 or SI? mo. '' Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 138, PAYMENT. ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE " Tree Service REALTOR MLS Agent 3398386. Casselberry, 8345399. BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, Grooming$Boarding Top, Trim. Removal 3.WS £ve323.3904 FLORIDA. FLORIDA. LAKE FRONT, NICELY ______________________ Call Jim Flinn. 834 7199 BARGAIN TV's /8 L,odve Royal Spurfsman wo Notice is hereby given lhat a Notice is hereby given that a WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE I Animal Haven Grooming & Whypay more? van, I pass., 36,000 mi Only NEW LISTING IN LONGW000 Public Hearing will be held at the Public Hearing will be held at DO I CFU. $20,. Boarding Kennels. Inside I HERB'S TV $5,488, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy Close to shopping & elementary Commission Room in the City Hall Commission Room In the City Hall • outside screened runs. Off 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 436, Casselberry. 834 6399. school, this I bedroom, 2 bath 373 1131 in the City of Sanford, Florida, at in the City of Sanford, Florida, at , ___________ floor sleeping boxes. insulated. home has over 1100 sq ft 7:000'clock P.M. on April 78.1910, 1:000'cIock P.M. on April 28,19*0, TYPING, SE CR F TAR IAL shady kennels, circulating living area La huge yard with 75 Chevy Surban, Siiverado pkg, to consider the adoption of an to consider the adoption of an WORK. My home. Profession fans Also Air Conditioned lots Of big beautiful trees. Duel AC, only 53,250, 436 Auto ordinance by the City of Sanford, ordinance by the City of Sanford, al, prOmpf 416 pcp 8 del, if cages. We cater to your pets. Owner will go VA. $15,000. Sales, HWy 136, 560 Florida, title of which is as Florida, title of which is as nec 323 372 5152, Catselberry. 1341399. follows: MOVING SALE Console Color ____________________________ follows: CKE T T i 3230688 . 2045 Park Ave MILLERS ____ _____ (4) EAt WORLD The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2135½ S. French (1792) Sanford ______________________ TRY VA FINANCING WITH hl. , - 1 BR Spanish style doll house. Ideal for couple or single person. Only M, to assume mtg. if yost have the Imagination this home can be turned into a ouples or home wIth business or maybe you have ideas of your own. Zoned comm. $42,000. Iuws — BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CAR PET. CEN TRAL AIR. $60,000 47-Real Estate Wantcd - - ________________________ person for Orlando arms. We _____ -. 1 Nave art exclusiv formula for coatIng swimming pools that is fully guaranteed, non. ____ . Agency Inc. Realtors 3235324. __ - ,.,, Town house in Sanora) BR, 2½ B, beautifully furnished, pool, garage, available until Jan. I, 19*15421 mc. The Real Estate LADY will sit with elderly lady 3 days a week. Call Rita 333. * 4 ________________ HATE TO IRON? No sweat. Bring your wash basket to Rita. Call 322.3895. . PROVIDING FOR THE TERM ARIA, PROVIDING ALL OTHER Development Manager at 332.1330, Conunipion __ THIS NOTICE shall be posted in OF THE FRANCHISE TO BE IX. Publish April 11, 2), DENSITY CONTROLS AND SIT Ei$ensisn 306. Perimni net able to etilad the three (3) public pièces withIn the TENDED FOR ADDITIONAL SACK REQUIIIMINTS AS SIT DCu.s Perse,ts not able to attend the hearing who wish to ClinMini an City of Lake Mary, Florid.: at FORTH IN THE the TEN YEAR PERIODS NOT TO ZOWl$ REGU. hsarins wP.o wish to comment en lit. proposed actual may Submit City Hall: and published i'i th. EXCEED A TOTAL OF 10 LATIONI OP THE CITY OP SAN. me wrItten $aIsmatWs Se the Lend Evening Herald Newapsper, ' YEARS: SAID ORDINANCE ictiems may Submit FICTITIOUS 14MB FORD All CDMFLISD WITH, written statements to ow $f DevelopmelolDlv*linprlsrteffie nutespaper ii senorsi circulation FURTHER PROVIDES FOR Is hereby ilviui tuft am PROVIDING FOR $IVUABIL. Development Division prier tithe SChedUled public ____ IISl'hIS. Paii.0 within the City if Lake Mary. ø btu.lnigs at 755 p ITY, CONFLICTS 4*0 IPPEC. ldI.JlodpgI$chel'i, Persons peing at the. hearings may time at least 110am days Ifl n SIVERABILITY, CONFLICTS Valley DrIve, Lengwaee, $em TIVI DATE. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. e.rffig at Site hearings may imbmlt written statements or be vance ol the Public Hearing. CCMn*V, Florida dSr IRe' f. .: A copy shall be available at the tit A y shall he available at the aubmit written $*aIeifllIW$ or be heard orally. itt. owners of real property 'if Office of the City Clark for name ii ADVENTIST Office if the City Clerk for aft heard orally. By order if tee Beard ii Cnfy feted hereby shall he mailed all PRIVATE DUTY Nui$I . persons desirIng to examine the to esambie the commIssioners' ot SemInal. ci By order of the Beard if County if thIs 'like ea.thalr ad. rsgister ldMi "i ' Cosnmisslgeers of Seminols y, •ees may me latest WReCforkofffisj All partIes i'i interest All parties i latefsf sad Csniy, Florid... Arftwr N. Beckwlth J', ad viiei**I ige SCerd.. and Seminole County, florids In citizens shall have an Opportunity cordancewfthth, citizens shall Stave on epoortijafty Artisir N. Bckwitt Jr. s. itt SIIId DATID; Aprit $4 5*. lesisetHo to be hOard sill homing, to be hoped said Marine, Clerk Se the Basrd of VCSISnII CITYOFI.A*IMARY, FICtItIOUS Name ItaMe,. To*Wl$: By order Of the City Cornmlimlqn By order of Site CIty CammI,sion County Cemmlsslener, et Seminele County, Florida pio,sj si.t FLORiDA of lit. CitY of if Site City at $a.tford. Flirida. Seminole Cmty, FlOrid. By: .s'i. K' Hoc.. By: CoimieMajor, 1917. N.H. Tamm, Ji. H.N. Tamm, Jr. By: JsAnn K. Hare $1, . City Cleit - Deputy C$erh ARTHUR 0. LEACH City Clerk 'City Chit uty Clerk Publish: April 21, INS PublIsh April11 8 JUne 2, IA, April 7, 14 71, 10, 1910 ubftaJ AprIl 71, 9100 Publish April 71, 1900 Publish April III June 2. IS, 1150 ISO OEU13 Of U-N DEU.30 UE112 01 Ufl 01US$) - 40—Condominlums ____________ - 9 ---- - . • BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX consequences & shelters, others by appointment it SAVES. 41—Houses - _________ Monday, April 21, l9P--3' Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________ __________ ______ , Ford Street from the Northwest Crystal Lake Shores, as recorded 7:10 in the City of Sanford, Florida, at POB. ContainIng 6.01 acres more ______________________ _____________________ 41-Houses —_____________ . .. STEMPER 5i BUYERS we have Ex *4II*I PERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE in CREATIVE & owner 3 BEDROOM, l BATH, DOU FINANCING BLE CARPORT, APPLP APICES, AIR & HEAT. ON AL HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. Bdrms, 2 bath, wSELLER WILL HOLD THE FIREPLACE, additional MORTGAGE TOTAL $40500 monthly income of $120 all on 5+ acres only $112,000. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI I PORT, DeBARY AREA. LOW TIES on W. 1st st near DowN, SELLER WILL TAKE proposed hospital. i city block MORTGAGE, 532.000. only $110,000. ______________- INC. — - — 31-Apartments Furnished ______........ — __________________________ - - 41'—Houses -- ' SANDALWOOD-i Bdrm, carpeted. Fully equipped kitchen. $200 mo. 1st, last 8. security deposit. 90.4773 8322, Sunday - Noon Friday ' 41—Houses fl—Rooms IS-Help ALt, FLORIDA REALTY OF UNFORD REALTOR 2M4t.. French Ave. 32303' 373S3S3, 332.Ilfl, 3230ii Gel Costi Buyers for a small investment. Place a low cost classified ad for rcsutts. 322 3611 or 131.1992. ORDINANCE NO.1311 ORDINANCE NO. ?$13 ' 0000WN AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ANORDINANCE OF THE CiTY OF: SANFORD, FLORIDA OF SANFORD, FLORIDA A. on thIs neal 2 bedroom home with a 235' deep Id. Just ADOPTING A COMPREHEN- MENDINGORDINANCENO.1091 $20,500. SIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF SAID CITY, SAID OROI FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF, NANCE BEING A ZONING Eve.3O3M$'S4O 305.323.1663 THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT ' IDA, AS AMENDED, AS RECOM. CHANGING THE ZONING OF MENDED BY THE LOCAL THAT PORTION OF THAT CER. PLANNING AGENCY IN AC TAIN PROPERTY LYING BE. CORDANCE WITH CHAPTER TWEEN SANFORD AVENUE 163, FLORIDA STATUTES, AND AND PALMETTO AVENUE AND FURTHER IN ACCORDANCE BETWEEN EIGHTH STREET WITH THAT CERTAIN SPECIAL AND NINTH STREET FROM MR. LEGISLATIVE ACT KNOWN AS ' THE "SEMINOLE COUNTY DENTIAL) TO GC3 (GENERAL COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL. ACT OF 1971," PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS ITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. TIVE DATE. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shall be available at Ihe A copy shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk for all Office of th City Clerk for all Persons desiring to examine the persons deSiriflg 10 examine the same. same. All pal/ties in interest and All parties In interest anti Citizens shall have an opportunity citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish April 21. 1980 DCU. Si DEU SO SEIGLER REALTY BROKER TV, Console Stereo, (both need work), Custom Desk With Chair, Upright Freezer, Nearly New Refrigerator, Bookcase,Misc.569.lOIlAfter 5p.m. ________ _____________________________ ----'------ ' 76-Auto Parts .----,-.-- . - AOKTIRE 32214,1 ______________________ HDn*Inrov.nisnts 7439S.MyrtleAve. I Sanford Orlando __lO44O 321- IS?? ___________ AIR SHOCKS $59.95 NewBattenies$29.95 55-R_nts & Accessories --- — 2413 French Aye., Sa,tford 3221665 Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of alItypes.Lic. 323 6035 Insured $34 1399 ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 II*LTY ____ •................ ______________ S' ______________________ 'n SUNLAND- 3 BR, 1½ bath, fenced, $0 yr. old, extras. Bring offer of cash down, assume preienl mortgage at lu pct. Seller will hold 2nd mortgage. $36,000. W. • I I bath, equipped. Offer substan tial cash down, owner will hold 1st mortgage. 533,000. DUPLEX- Country location. 3.1 and 7 1, Live In 1, rent the other. PotentIal $13,000. 24 HOUR . 3229283 $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, I RetIring 333415) ____________________ Plumbing business complete w W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR. 32219*3. __________________________ 47—Real Estate nted _______________________ Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 3 balh home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving localion, owner and price. No salesmen. PESTTVRENTAL N0DEPOSIT N0QUALIFYING 18.SOwk,$27 mo., Free Delivery, Buy Option. Serving South Seminole. Phone 339 5415 ______________________________ _____________________ Welding _____________________________ etc. Wayne Beal. 327-1321 Horns Repair BUSINESS for Sale I inventory I. real estate. Call CONDO WITH POOL- 2 BR, 2 Sanford,FIa.3277I TVRnIRIS _______________________ CUSTOMHOME$ BUILT RebuildCondemnedHouses _____________________ Shocks 85.95-Heavy Duty $1.95 S. G. BALINT _____________________ IT' City Clerk Publish April 21, 1980 g clCom.. _______________________ Additions 6. Remodeling Free EsI. LiC. I Bonded Johnny Walker Cont. Ltd. 3774457 SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 24hrs. 33201?) BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321 0517 Custom built utility 1 boat trailens, truck racks & misc, repairs. —________________________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust baI.ing up space with a want a In the Herald 3227411 or $31 9,93. ___________________________________________________ To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 ____________________________ 1 " * .,. - . .,. 'I .4 , -. �• 4I• -.-. .I.. - __ % - .. -. -. •: - *V._ . - -, - • V I - w.. - - r - - • V . I ----.-.--- 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 40 Genus of Answer to Previous Puzzle rodents Swalloir'ing A ir THE51IC<CAME OUT BUT AT LEAST -.,----__-. I Constellation 41 Work dough EERIER M eUMSTEAD ______ FE! NI L! IISITI GRISLY Vrictt1 I NOW kE KNOWS THE CANY5TlLL.. 5 12. Roman 44 Tremendous )ESr4T LOP IVE 8 African IN HIS HAIR 48 Cooled IT fl4 IDA APE 8tJ1•MVLOW POP grassland 49 Muck .., 0 ELSA ONES Can Cause Gas IS STUCK N l2ActorLadd 50 Golly —__ I,-E ELI •UPdD S HIS HAIR 13 Dai product 51 Business deal PER PRE 14 lily plant 52 Housewife's IiAPI i II DEAR DR LAMB I ,Ilk I 15 Savoir-faire l tie (abbr.) E NCAMP LA were husband and l6Malechild BRIA \A ElAfR D, 53 .._Con. J, 2 I ? ,, 2 dering what causes intestinal EAT 17 Stick ABA tendere plea ART SATE EN HECT IC gas. It doesn't hurt but 18 More 54 Back talk I N LAND 1 LBS EN E -, precipitous that can be 55Smalllizard T E P E 0 5 E A P 1 D embarrassing. 20 More disabled 56 Over again I 21 Olympic 19 Author of 35 Italian such as foods board (abbr.) DOWN "The Raven" 37 Swaps bean 22 Rubber rug __._ 20 Flees law 38 Leave out 0 lillig 23 Danish coin 1 Containers caused 22 Arachnid 40 Middle 26 Rest and our whole family has gas City in Israel 23 Oriental chief 41 Token of BEETLE BAILEY 30 Suspend 32 Entwine by Mort Walker it foods. One people sometimes have can't we 24 Assault affection 31 Animal 4 Putting up _ lot difficulty digesting car25 Indefinite per- 42 College thing we notice is we doctors (abbr.) money CLOSE THE POOR ANYTHIN& sons athletic group more fr during bohydrates, which ferment, 32 Eon esh vegetables 5 Boat AFTERAWEEKENP I1'4 ON YOUR WAY YOU 5A 26 Nurse 43 Electric fith 33 Mock cha 6 Composer Can TOWN HE NEEDS A LITTLE the summer. nging releasing gases. I SWEETIE OUT, KILLER 27 Egg (Fr.) 44 Racetrack 34 Movie Stravinsky PEPROGRA / your diet from winter frozen surface 35 Carries with 7 1957 science 28 Itch The malodorous gases that vegetables to summer fresh event (abbr.) 29 Russian news 45 Meridian difficulty you to have gas? you speak of usually ones cause agency 36 Fit into 46 Small island 8 leave empty represent less than 1 percent 38 Coffee shops 9 Biblical land 31 Prospect 47 Breed of dog 39 Cold and of the gases that are formed. 10 By itself 34 Wearing 49 Madame Z bleak ' kJ*9 11 Bambi clothes Everybody has some gas. Not They usually include am(abbr.) . everyone has symptoms from monia, hydrogen sulfide 612Z.1k 1 2 13 14 it. Nevertheless, about one in (that's the gas that smells like k a 10 persons in the general rotten eggs), indole and 0 12 13 I, I population has symptoms skatole products from the from gas and that's the amines in amino acids that 15 16 ___________ 17 that drives about are part of protein. complaint — ___ one out of two patients to sit 18 19 20 THE BORN LOSER ______________L by Art Sansom These particularly Ufla specialist in pleasant odors are not an terology. 21 tgc p) Q(( 22 CMO, indication of disease. ATAF1H 23 24 25 Ri 26 Some gas comes from Interestingly enough, the nose 27 28 29 No swallowing air, so naturally it is a much better detector for contains nitrogen and oxygen. 30 31 32 these gases the We all swallow some air when than almost any of the cx33 34 we eat or drink; others tremnely delicate instruments _______ swallow as a nervous habit. In that have been developed by 37 many people the swallowed modern science. 38 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 `1 1 4-31 air merely passes through the — — — L—L. _______________________________ _______ 39 40 — — -- C 9 --.I A unnoticed. In digestive a "N~W"X% I doubt that just switching because — others, spasm of from winter frozen vegetables _____________________ 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 ________________________ the colon, swallowed air may to summer vegetables will trapped and cause become — 1 cause you gas. But different — 48 50 distension and pain. Or ______________________ ° fill the foods affect people in difswallowed air 51 52 ARCHIE by Bob Montana then when you ferent ways. In addition to the stomach and list of foods you mentioned, full, eat you feel BUT WHAT (WHAT (20 THEY 01FF 54 55 £ CARS FROM ALL gas formers include other DRIVE IN SWEDEN 'iou SEE FIORDS! — — — — — detailed KINDS. A LOT OF To give you ALL THESE SUPER NEW I information about the sources turnips, cucumbers, radishes 1 FOREIGN WHEELS. of gas and how to eliminate and onions. Applesauce as I'm sending happens to be the u.r• 'p you The Health Letter producer for some People. 1 — — number 64, Controlling Strangely, it's a frequent dish :t /I;. ..'. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Gaseousness. Other readers on the tray for hospital _________ 3 who want this issue can send patients, who least of all need Monday, April 21, 1910 ~ . I 1 BLON DIE *. , . I I. . I . , ACROSS byChic Young ________ 0 - _' rvilti 11 — ~r 11te Dr. Won- I _______ _____ c_ i1u•I _ My ____________________ _____ 72nd Year, No. 209—Tuesday, April 22, 198 Sanford, Ida 32771 Evening H;rai d—(USPS 481280) — Price 20 Cents does __ __ ___ ___ __ _____ ____ ____ [La Lamb have an odor 4, ri always - dish L thought only - s or cabbage or broccoli I gas. But sometimes I to trace eat a ___ ___ Track Bill Includes angerous ' 'D ______ 10, _~ a e5 `5 0 411110 -9 — — — — — I fl I — — — c* — — — — — gastroen- P441 I o — — — vrR By DONNA ESTES in the state if someone successfully The bill passed its second reading in authorizes the conversion of a dog racing this law and if the courts hold he i to Herald Staff Writer challenges the bill in the courts when it the Florida house at 11:35 a.m. today, facility in the 1imiii area to a jai alai be invalid, all pari-mnutuel wagering An unusual section has been added to a beLornes law. The bill authorizes con- llattawav reported from Tallahassee. fronton. licenses in the state would be pulled local bill that could threaten the version of Seminole Harness Raceway to Third meading and final passage is The section was put there to safeguard under this provision," Brantley said. existence of the pari-mutuel wagering a greyhound racing track and conversion scheduled for Wednesday, lie said. the bill for both counties, If,Itta%%a%. said, Other than this one provision, Brantley industry in Florida. of a Miami dog track to a jai alai fronton. What started out asa bill to permit the Meanwhile, Sellullolt. s 'ecolld said it appears the bill will pass tile full County's A clause has been tacked onto a "We have locked it in. I don't think any tnversiomm of the Seminole Harness ho house member, Bobby Brantley, use easily, even though he will vote in combined hill being sponsored by Dade member of the pari-mutuel wagering Raceway to a greyhound dog racing lAngwo1, expects the provision ill be O1)lRitiOn. County legislators and a Seminole industry will want to challenge this law," Brantley said tile particular section County legislator calling for repeal of Hattaway said from his Tallahassee track has now been combined into one removed from the bill . , it tile I louse floor. bill with a Dade County matter, HatBrantley flit, said section is a appears to be directed at the owner of a laws authorizing pari-mutuel wagering office this morning. tawa' said. The Dade County section (klngerous one. "If anyone challenges racetrack in Dania and at Jerry Collins, . INFLA lIJ!II1 .• . presence of — — — _____ — — I — — of Pn __________________ — '- — - - — _________ _ may ________ excessively t — _____ — — more ___________ 64 1 . — ______ ______ HOROSCOPE ~ .0-0 a great g symptoms, " II; For Tuesday, April 22, 1980 . '. I 9 _____ - r ,, u/ . YkWU MT TAE IRX)SCE by Howl. Schneider = MAUY WrM THIS___ ______ self-addressed envelope for it. ' __________________ EK & MEEK Hno Do Y . 0(j "QT 7HAT _______ __________________ __~., II \ ,,.. (.., :",:.~._, :.. - .-. it, Jr 75 cents with a long stamped, to be consuming anything that something and don't. Put them with kid gloves. Be sure '... , 1 !.. 4 WIN ________________________ pitfalls and career for the mind on your work today, CHARLE __________ S PICtN5 ONCE '"SUNNING' HIS "'AN2 - W4OTE A NOVEL HIMSELF PPJBLI94ER CHANGE THE A UNGhWLWHO ON THE MADE HIM TI WASTEP HIS UFEm wp4A'r WAS THE COPP'ERTIONE"! BEACHES REWRITE 'PAVIC 7 ORIGINAL OF THE THE COPPERFIELC' TITLE? WORLD.' THING"'" _ 1 coming months are all you're not likely to do a job discussed in your Astro- that's up to your full Graph Letter, which begins capabilities. In fact, you may with your bir thday. Mall $1 even resent your tasks. by Ed Sullivan ______________ PAV$L7 Co IT (1 0 - ___I _ 11111 ____ çTORKA "t 0 it I#.4 s' i/4t F 05 F4 - • BUGS BUNNY i dUSt NAP '94E &JNSM rr MAKE ME THE BEST DBUW' _______ for each to Astro-Graph, Box CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 19) Do nothing socially today 10019. Be s ur e to specify birth that could give friends the, date, idea that you're trying tO GEMINI (May 21-June 20) dictate to them. Behavior that ormally you're optimistic appears bossy wiI1 tarnish about the outcome of events, your image. but today you could convince AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. yourself you've lost before 19) You and your mate are you've even tried. It you think likely to be in harmony over Vo% 4'lI by Stoffel 1 Heimdahl WMAT MAKES IT co GUN Irrfl4EwES-r. negatively you won't win, minor Issues today, but CANCER (June 21-July worlds apart on truly tin22) There is a possibility portant matters. Be willing to today you could be penny wise bend a hit. and pound foolish, and make PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you no real advantage, 4K73 to East, South would have to take his best play which is the straight spade finesse which has a 50 percent chance of success. The success of the K 10 • A 75 #QJ9 Vulnerable: Both club finesse th should play the ace of spades Dealer South West Hea th Lest SIS*b and try to drop the king. This has only a 26 percent chance of success, but t is correct." 14 PI 4• Pass Oswald: "The Pass as long as spades break 2-1 the odds are now enormously in favor of there being no clu loser, due to an end play." Alan: "South cashes is king of hearts, ruffs his last dia- Opening lead: plays a second spade. West wins and South _______________ do your bidding today If you .~.~: you may be tempted to do rnands. Speak softly. Discard , I-'. :_ 7 1. M,~,""q, I \ FRANK AND ERNEST Do , -- A!:..,. ,:',f,~:.~ - by I.asnard Starr "iVU HAVE N R A ID? oP T4iN&J' INWf UPI THe IP31r OF M1) TDW p I - ___ "I • H UP THEIR ____ mFFICE6.. / Aw.1e9 UW"!-1 waL.RVKwrF4&a J4l!MW_1_TW* $T R *4em1 mu HIV MA66 KIP WHO. GORT OF SPECI4L.OR PEUE HE LAWFTY COKVW - - HO 5PLI. ThINKS m SPfCI. ______________ ________ _____ It . __ ..-. • • ,• - * 0A, ••. TUMBLE WEEDS .- 1. . ~ .. .!-r--'.- - ____ ' -- - - I• C - - 41 -, a _____ 1 . .. __ LET ME FILL VU ___ __ _•. ______ •.. •.., _. _ ' '.. -- - __ ____ _________ be moving into the Sanford area. The airpo rt will be providing fuel and J. S. "Red" Cleveland said earlier it maintenance for the planes. Cleveland has credited the planned P0 1DPAY! C°) - AP NOM __ ____ I a .iifloti 3PIA* vp,, 'vu* Phil VhSil' TO WI DSN1IsI', __ State Rep.____________________________ Robert Hattaway, D- restaurants and clubs, new licenses to be authorized by the new _____________________ The legislation was requested by the census could encourage establishment of Seminole County League of Civic adult enter tainment spots in the county. Today County Works On Library Deal The Seminole Count 'Commission was need six months to make other expected to approve this morning for arrangements if the county leaves. forwarding to the city of Sanford a lease Comics ........................40 Crossword .....................40 Dear Abby .....* ................1111 Deaths .........................2* Dr. Lamb ......................40 , I .~ r Horoscope .....................40 Hospital .......................3* No. .........................3A Owselves ...................... 10 Spoils ......................M-7A .1 ~_ ..-. -. . '. r. • . A .. .. . . . .1 ;I - - - otLNl - I,. -_.IfII,._J1d!IY - . I I 1 !1 ". 1 ~;:' MI.Aft- : - _______ _______ - . 1-. !' _~ -, ___ r - a - ' * • . .— - .- - . - - 031 .#. - - ! . . - S., 'the Casselberrv City Council voted 3-2 Montlay night to oll)ose tile conversion, after 60-70 city residents attending the meeting registered their opposition. The citizens noted reasons for their oj position as: increased traffic on residential streets and in front of the South Seminole Nliddle and Cassell)e rry . Elementary schools complex; (hf- ~, , ficulties emergency vehicles would have - responding to problems in the areas of . - access to the tracks anti the Lx)ssibthty of increased traffic ca using ieterioration of rty values. The citizens indicated they believed the ' f*'Of3OSød law would not pass be cause of -. .-I . "' ,,,.,_.— other stale law banning a (log racing -- ~ facility in proximity to another track. -. - -. Iiayor Owen Sheppard told the city councilmen voting in opposition to the conversion bill - Frank Schutte, John i.eighty and Tom Enibree - Monday night that the passage of the bill is a . -.- . "foregone conclusion" aUth opposition . ' would be a "fruitless gesture." Sheppard also warned that the opposition could - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent jeopardize a companion bill sponsored by Confiscated marijuana pipes on display at the Sanford Police llattaway to perinit cities to levy a 15I)ePartrncnt, 0 Hig On Florida Dru Bill Head Sho s Not cents head tax on admittance charges to pari-mutuel wagering establishments. Ilattaway has estimated the head tax would give Casselberry $60,000additional revenues annually. Schulte said, however, while he doubts tile liattaway head tax bill will get out of 1 committee, if it should get to the full House for action, its chances of passage Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Deputy Duane are very good. If local law enforcement officials have Harrell said he also supports the bill. Schutte said the head tax legislation By DAVID M. RAZLEK Orlando. their way, stores selling "drug But the owner of a head shop located would affect every city where a panparaphernalia" will either have to go Out near the University of Central Flori(la y is located in tile of business or change their merchandise. campus said the bill would do nothing to state. "Large cities are being faced with -I stop drug abuse, but would force tier to the saine financial problems smaller Florida received a boost this week from radically change her business, officers hi Orlando. county decides to pull out of the building, cities are with rapidly increasing costs of Carolyn Whitford, owner of Seeds and providing services and dwindling proposed bill to local legislators. a request from Hersidon Ambulance Co. balloons to scales "designed for along with other items, with a business signatures opposing the conversion and a provision the city needs to make that it be given an additional $33,000-a- use...( withij controlled substances." arrangements to fulfill its commitment year subsidy. The seven-page bill has received specializing in drug paraphernalia the Lake Hodge Civic Association spoke in opposition. reportedly on i ts way. Last week Public Safety Director Gary support froin local law enforLement Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altarnonte In order to keep the building, a former Kaiser sa id he would recommend In- officers, includi Hattaway said lie will continue to push ng Don Harper, an Springs, said he supports the bill, and has the legislation permitting the head post office, the ci ty must see It Is used for creases for Herndon because the county Altamonte pr ta x, S ings de tec ti ve se rving as received 25 or more letters in pra ise of adding he has some support on the panfibrary purposes until 1983. They would has very little opUon at this Wile. [lead of the central Florida inutuel wagering mininittee for the bill. Actress Claims Kelly!s PsychIc Told Of Probe In 1979 The Jamelsons, she said, suggested that she write the book, several law enforcement officials in Seminole, Volusia and but she said she didn't have the time and suggested another Brevard counties that knew she had been working wi th Kelly Hollywood Actress Sheila MacRae says * - author. Mrs. MacRae explained that she met the couple in 1978 on such an investigation. when she was appearing at the Eois Park Theatre. o of those law e nf orceme nt officials were Seminole she has taken an U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's unique defense, after he was County Sheriff's deputies Ralph Salerno and Charlie Brown 'shady characters." Kelly said he told no one of his investigation, But thanks to Mrs. Jainelson's psychic powers, Kelly didn't federal grand jury hearing evidence concerning the ________ . . "otninous threat of loss of federal Palmetto with an option to purchase the beAn earlier bid of $900,000 was rejected A bill which wo uld achieve that goal Ms. Whitford said the bill, as she reads revenue sharing funds," which accoun ts cause the commission felt the arbuildi ng for $10 if a study shows it woul has been pe n di ng before the state it, would outlaw "balloons, haggles, for $90,000 to Casselberry annually in d chitects put in t oo many extras. Th be desirable for the county to continue e legislature since that body began alligator clips, things we all have around income. higher new bids came as a result of inoperating a library at that site. lileeting earlier this year. the house." The agreement provides that the city Ration. The Casselberry City Council received The bill calls for a ban on a wide There are at least two shops in would be given six months notice lithe The commission was scheduled to hear variety of items ranging from pipes to Seminole County selling "head gear" a petition Monday night containing 70 qlnduandbecsaeshewuInterestedthIng that a book "Abscam" operation, w wi-jUan about their lit.. On March 29, the Jameisons told the Herald there were . 111 II'ws ii . . - mutuel wagering in Florida. Brantley said Collins recently offered Bill and Jack Denieiree and I'aul Dervacs, owners of the harness track. the use of his lAmgwood facility for their (log racing season during the summer months. Collins has told the three owners this would save them the costs of converting the harness track. Ilattaway and Brantley agreed today that opposition to the conversion by the Casselberry City Council Monday night will have t) impact on the legislation. it come a month or so ago, it might have been different. The issue is pretty well decided now,'' Brantley said. "Come 1981 with the first racing dates, the people who live on Seminola Bo ul evard and Winter ['ark Drive in Casselberry are going to be upset when they can't get out of their driveways because of traffic. It's a shame they didn't get up in arms soo ner.*' lie said. Brantley said it is possible the bill could face soine problem in the Senate and Casselberry 's opposition could have some effect there. "There are some votes j on the Senate Commerce ('onumuttee that co uld go against the bill,'' Brantley said. ~ 0 The county commission also was ex. Peter Bensinger, head of tile federal building at East First Street and her the inform.ation because she was developing Weas for 7V C j . . . "option on rights" for a possible television series on the ad- ' ventures of Robyn and Jamle Jameison. called. Jameison said his wife has worked with local, state and federal officers concerning over 1,000 murder investigations, including that of the Eatonville Postmistress abducted in * It superintendent at the Florida State Prison in Starke, and Mrs. MacRae, Jarneisomi said Monday he was asked why the names of new names of persons they say had knowledge Mrs. Jameison Watson and MacRae were not brought up earlier when the was working with Kelly before "Abscam" broke. The couple mentioned David Watson, an assistant I I ~ 11 11 1 0 .. • . -- . --.*----- . - - . 0 IM - 4' Pm' - - - - 1 I -- --- I " - . ~N M I I - - . 'I . I Jainelsons discussed persons who could support Mrs. See ACTRESS, Page 2* . , - . I taken an "option on rights" to the story of the couple's j. have to tell her, she just knew, Jameison has said. October, ventures. In March the couple announced they knew Kelly, H-New The couple also said Volusia County sheriff's detective She said she remembers the couple calling to tell her about a Port lUchey, had been conducting his own investigation and Gordon Lefavour knew about the Kelly calls, congrásnan afraid for his lit., something to do with money said Mrs. Jamelson had been working with him since Oct. 3. But when the Jammielsons testified to the grand jury In sad that the FBI or CIA was Involved, She said they had given The Jameisons were subpoenaed April 410 appear before the Washington D.C. the week of April 14, they brought forth two _____________ . IF of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in Longwood. Collins has been very vocal in his opposition to tile conversion of the harness track to a (log racing facility. Brantley said it is possible. however, that an Opponent of parm-mnutuel wagering could attack the law in the courts and successfully mix, out ruiri- agreement that would allow the cot'nty to pected to approve a $929,000 bid to build Drug Enforcement Administration, Sterns, said she is about to send a petition revenues to pay for these services," he operate a library in the city-owned four fire stations. 1 DEAl as he spoke to a gathering of law of more than 200 names protesting the said. lie added cities are looking at the attorney Jamb Jamefaon, frequently discussed cases they were working on with her because she is Interested In HIAft 'vu 'S .41 Associations and endorsed by the Seminole County Commission and six of ary County passed committee in the Florida licenses in Seminole County to be City Council opposed tile legislation, House Mon day and could come up on the reduced from one per 2,500 residen ts to saying it is unnecessary. floor of the House next week for ap- one per 4,000 residents. The legislation The league of civic groups in asking for proval. would not affect licenses held b the legislation, stated tile fear a raft of producing a TV series based on their fib. Me said she has ____ )— , - 11 ~ Florida Congressman who was investigating some0ft bigger videotaped Jan. 8 stuffing $35,01110 cash into his pockets who acknowledge they were with Mrs. Jaineison Oct.3,said to ti provided by FBI a ge nts posing as wealthy Arabs, was to claim be the date of Kelly's f ir st call to the psychic.They have said Mrs. MacRae uki Monday th e psychic and her husband, that he was conducting his own personal investigation of t hey were interrupted by a p hone call but could not say who - I . I I "It's just a question of a problem that all of us are facing today - costs are going up," the spokesman said. uor licenses available t' in November or December that she was working with a _____ I " increases were included. A bill to reduce after the 1960 census Altamonte Springs, said today he ex pects becomes official the number of ,quota easy passage of the legislation. Hollywood fj Sheila confirmed remembers iando pSMC Ron Jameijon mentioning to lOONIES 'I - V7'WHAl'i\ ___ i piece package of the "soft-chunk" bubble gum to cents, depending on the retailer. No other chewing gum price Committee Posses Liquor Liconseeitimit Bill By DIANE PETRYK HeraidSiaft W,ItoT by Craig L.ggIU HurrnN& iv 1. DEA office in his stand. ___ I ________ _ __ .. t two because of the rising cost of materials, facility, ........______ ____ by T. K. Ryan earlier could raise the retail price of a five. Weather .......................2A World..........................2* ___ . I- Cleveland said inetals are ordered and received for the crews needed to operate the planes will ,&~ I ________ - f. IEH'T WARD? —,Th- C -; YOU RM YOU M(E .. . ? , Bubba Bubble Gum from $2.88 to $3.60 labor and other factors. A Wrigley spokesman said the increase Editorial .......................4A X WMGM ' HOIE? will beinvolved. Marvin Greenstein, assistant Florida ........................3A ANNIE ___ by Bob Thaves - P. The W.M. Wrigley Jr. Co. announced at the airport, said today construction on Westinghouse Electric-owned aircraft the warehouse will begin as soon as are to be kept at the airport. Fifteen Calendar ......................20 . ~:/.,~.,Z .o,_~ ~~ ~::.- $1.; .- tricks. The end play has VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) win small gains. Consider takes his ace.' per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Persons you are counting on carefully the risks as opposed Alan: "South has to get Station. New York, N. Y. ______________________ ___________________________________________ The low bid was $129,496.35.The engine, turbo-prop planes for transport developed" certain things ft Wd way the big stick. Oswald: "West wins the INLIVSPAPER ENMI,RISE AWN.) today, and thus put obstacles ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) first trick with the ace of (For a copy of JACOBY In your path to lessen chances Be wary of a tendency today hearts and the second with the king of diamonds. He contin. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at for success, to take big chances In order 10 ues with the ,q ueen and Sou th Bridge," care of this newspa- ,;.:, 1. Airport Bid: $129,000 O'I'heC' ..............IA Bridge .........................48 can claim the rest of the . The Consumer Price Index for urban May land the building occupied by early installation of the instrument landing June. system as a major reason for the firm Training fligh ts were begun by locating locally, $1064 SOUTH #A9843 . , workers stood at 239.8 in March, which was expected construction could begin by A93 • K Q 10543 - ' - leads his jack of clubs and West makes the correct play of ducking. South holds the trick." Alan: "U that club had lost 062 ., Ir $16.8 billion this year. earnings of .in average urban blue colL,ir The Mardi price figures mean that worker with a non-working wife and two recipients. inflation during the first quarter of 1980 children after deducting inflation and Since SocialSecurity benefits each has risen at anannual compounded rate taxes — declined 0.8 percent in Mareh year are automatically tied to the rise in of 18.1 percent. alone and were down 7.9 percent frommi a consumer prices during the first quarter, But administration officials have told year ago. should start with clubs. He 'm' , I which ends in March, benefit checks will Congress they expect theannual inflation jump 14.3 percent starting in July, of. rate to taper off to about 10 percent by the ficials said. end of the year. That will cost the government an extra With prices still soaring, the "real" 4A852 WEST •K2 . Another 1 .4% ation the best play is to find a combintion play in both suits." Oswald: "Therefore, South LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In request things of them By Oswald .,4.. Leap NORTH 4'21.$O QJ 1075 Q6 Jacoby spite of your better judgment rather than Issue com. and AluSeagag I- -1 .. 1. Z WASHINGTON (UP!) — Consumer surged 1.4 percent for the third month In a row in March, the Labor Department reported today. But that bad inflation news will trigger bigger checks for more than 35 million Social Security prices $1(,000. AT BRIDGE ____________________________ shoes when making corn- same target. mitments. Romance, travel, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23luck, resources, possible Dec. 21) Unless you keep your . ,I PRISCILLA'S POP I0 _______________________ yourself in the other guy's everyone is aiming at the, _____________________________________________________ black suit trick. In such a situ - ces highest bid for Lite facility was $170,000. four times weekly initially to the Monday it wo ul d increase the wholesale Bide had been expected to be in excess of Caribbean. ULtimately 10 flights weekly price of a 24-package box of Hubba _______ . . • ., insider.. Involved with, TAURUS (A pr il 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) Someone who is counting on Coworkers may do mom'. ____________________________________________________ - / Illealls goods and services which cost $100 in 1967, now cost $239.80. Putisanother way, cents. it Illeans a 1967 dollar A contract for construction of a 10,000- Westinghouse pilots Monday, Greenstein 110W worth 41,7 square-foot warehouse to be leased by said. the Westinghouse Electric Corp. was Westinghouse Electric will be tranEven Bubble Gum Rising awarded to low-bidder Mark Metals sporting cargo by truck from its niany Structures, Inc. of Winter Park by the plants around the nation to the Sanford CHICAGO (UPI) — At least least one Sanford Airport Authority this morning. Airport facility. The cargo will be brand of bubble gum soon will cost a transferred to Cl, 44 Canadair, four quarter. - you could be disappointed today to hinder than to help today if you promise to do yo ur efforts unless you treat ' - . produces gases. The Health YOUR BIRTHDAY to a limited degree. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 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/1eaa27a75ec9c5a232cf2249b68eb72e.pdf 8b595df345c2613daa48e38487e386e0 PDF Text Text . . . . --..- -- ..:. . .. . . . ii 4 72nd Year, No. 186— Wednesday, March 26, 1980— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—((JSpS 481'280)—Price 20 Cents I Kidnapper Of Man In Sanford Nabbed In Jackson "//e V1 By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Duval county (Jacksonville; authorities are . robbery and auto theft, following his arrest at car after shopping in the plaza around 5:45 p.m. 10:30 p.m. by a Florida Highway Patrol officer. Tuesday. A man placed a revolver at his head and He was caught driving a 1976 Pontiac stolen ordered Daly to drive him through Seminole, holding a St. Petersburg man on charges he earlier that evening from a Winter Park man, Orange and Volusia counties, Reynolds said. kidnapped a man at gunpoint in Sanford Tuesday who was kidnapped at gunpoint from Zayre Plaza Along Interstate 4, near Deltona, the gunman evening, dropping him In Deltona and stealing his in Sanford, Duval deputies say. car. ordered Daly to take off his pants and get out of Sanford Detective K. Reynolds says Craig the car, policesay. Daly was picked up and given Richard Dale Crotts, 21, of St. Petersburg is Daly, 17, of 34 Bownwn Drive, Winter Park, an a ride by a passing motorist to the Deltona Inn, being held without bail on charges of kidnapping, employee of a Sanford body shop, returned to his where he called police. . . % .i. Seeral hours later, Jacksonville-based highwa patrolmen arrested Crotts driving Daly's car, Duval deputies say, Authorities say the drive through three counties was caused by an error on the kidnapper's part as he tried to get to Interstate 95, first heading South into Orange before realizing his error. While Crotts is formally wanted in Duval County for "trafficking in stolen property it ," Sheriff Polk:l Ja AMON Baldwin Is very pleased to announce the opening of their beautiful new store at Springs Plaza, Longwood. We will carry the full line of Baldwin Pianos and Organs from the FunMachine to the Theater Organ, from the small vertical pianos to the Concert Grand. James A. Wales has been.wlth Baldwin for 25 years. Our store in Orlando Fashion Square Is one of the finest and busiest in the Country. We will have over 50 pianos and organs on display, in every price range and style. Including a good selection of used instruments. STOP IN TO SEE US SOON! Of 1'1,k. I !~ Ca $1188 $1077 $997 $1288 herald Staff Writer Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk told county ad. ministrators today that unless he gets the go-ahead to hire at least 18 corrections officers he will be forced to take six deputies off the road to open just two sections of the new county jail. And with the 18, he said, the jail would still be o pe rating with a skeleton crew, " i'hat will present problems," he said. Seminole Counts' currently has about 20 corrections officers. But a federal study showed th at 72 officers are needed to operate the new jail which will be completed June 1. A state study calls for 88. "Eight-eight must be the ultimate," Polk said. "We can't afford the ultimate. But the minimum we're looking at is 38 people." That means hiring an additional 18 persons. Polk said lie could adjust his budget to hire the 18 unmediately, but would like a go-ahead from county CDIII. .40 ANOAND ORGAN Springs Plaza,434 & Wekiva 862.6517 Orlando Fashion Square — 896-2331 . fr \ \ Come in and register for the drawing. You might win one of Five Ferrante & Teicher Stereo Albums. d!42Ies. j - IT SEMINAR SCENES . At top, Minnie Kane Baldwin Dealer Sheet Music Piano & Organ Lessons of Sanford is given glaucoma screening test by Ken Edie of the Orlando Lions Club at the senior citizens seminar at which many organ- . hid displays and demonstrations, -. - 1 . "Not that I need their permission," he said, "but if they're hired now, the county will need to fit 1 . W ha t concer ns Polk is whether the 18 will be enough to avoid lawsuits, '' / . -M . - •• - "Everybody and his brother is waiting to see what we are . going to do, including the legal aid society," he said. 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Former Kelly aides told the Times propriate," and 13111 Purvis, Kelly's press Velverde was a frequent visitor to Kelly's Department of Drug Enforcement agents In 1iwni have been ordered to withhold aide in Washington, refused to discuss New Port Richey office and he and details of a 1977 cocaine possession arrest the circumstances of Maimer's departure, Maher frequently flew into the West Maher, according to the Times, was Pasco Airpark at Odessa In Velverde's in Boli%ia of a former top aide to Rep. Richard Kelly, li-Flu., beca use of the vice president and secretary of Vintage plane. __ . ___ - - - FBI's ongoing "Abscam" corruption , •; . -• -. - • . - ' ,•,I,. ,• •• __, ;. - 'V . - . - -. - I •q ' '•,:.. . \\ • Kennedy Win May Aid Sanford, Mayor Says V By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer President Jimmy Cutter's defeat In the New York Democratic primary election Tuesday may mean a change for the better In his economic policies toward the cities of the nation, In the view of Sanford Mayor Lee Moore. Moore, usesslflg what Carter's reaction to the lou may be, said today, "It could be better for the cities." "Cutter will make some sort of decision and may come to a different conclusion about the welfare aspect of his economic policies1" Moore said. "New York is s big welfare state. There is no question about that. The fact that he lost may indicate to him that he cannot tamper with federal revenue sharing money to cities lntheway he may have UMOIN Conunjttee, said the northern vote showed dissatisfaction with the president's economic policies and his efforts to attack inflation and the unbalanced budget. "It also meant a large Jewish vote in the Democratic party was registering a protest," McCollum said. The protest by the Jewish voters was against Carter's handling of the U.N. vote, his continued Failure to recognize Israel as the United State's true friend In the Mideast and continued use of Arab countries as primary centers of U.S, policies, McCollum said. The GOP chairman said t!ie people of New York obviously perceived that the president is not taking the steps necessary to cure inflation and that the president's policy of raising taxes to balance the budget isn't the way to go. President Carter's press secretary Jody Powell said today the Carter camp Action Reports .................ZA had not expected the defeats which Around The Clock.............. 4A followed polls showing the president with Bridge.........................SC big leads in both states, Calendar ....................... IC "Certainly the president's decision on Classified Ads ................2-CS a balanced budget and also the United Comics ........................ Nations vote on the Mideast peace Crossword .....................sc process were politically costly," Powell Dear Abby ..................... Is said. Deaths............... "There will be other decisions both in Dr. Lamb . . the anti-inflation fight and in the attempt Editorial to keep the Camp David peace process ...................... IIA alive that may be politica lly difficult. Horoscope ..................... The president Is prepared to make those Hosplsai...................... ........IA decisions and accept the consequences," Nation .........................IA Powell said. Ourselves ...................... is Powell added that the president will sports ........................7-VA propose federal budget reductions Television .....................IC significantly higher than previously Weather ......................2* announced, probably in the range of $15.5 World ..........................2* billion. - Toda y no vWu&Wm* or eme city services would have to be out, curtailed or eliminated, The city commission has opted to attail services after a priority list is prepared by Knowles, "The results of the New York election may lessen the danger of the president's cutting into the social aspect of federal proçama," Moore said. Meanwhile, Seminole County Democratic Party chairman Rod Cable sald today Carter's defeat in New York and Connecticut by Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy was due to two major factors — the president's announcement of a pr ospective 10-cent-per-gallon federal tax on gasoline and the Jewish vote. "The proposed federal budget cuts were severe," Cable said. "The Jewish vote was lost because of the administration's blundering of the United Nation's vote." The United States voted in the U.N. Security Council to criticize Israel for its settlement policy on the west bank and In the Gaza strip, Cable said Carter's New York and Connecticut losses may be good for the president In the long run, saying Republicans will now turn to Kennedy. Bill McCollum, chairman of the Seminole County Republican Executive . - Frank Tibbitts, Republican can didate for the county cornmission seat currently held by Democrat Bob French, announced Tuesday his withdrawal from the race, Tibbitta, who owns and operates service stations in Maitland and Altamonte Springs, said his reason for withdrawal is the death in an automobile accident of one of his service station managers — Jon Harrington last week. "Since the number one priority in my life after my family Is my business, the loss of Jon creates additional demands on my time that I had planned to use to seek public office," Tibbitts said. — bm Anticilliiitsd by SAriord CRY Manager Warren Knowles and Moore that deep aiLs will be mad. In federal zivenije abating programs as part of Carter's previously announced policy, The city of Sanford is slated to radio $300,010 in federal revenue sharing funds thIs year. U that money were DOt ivallable to the city in the next budget year, property axes would have to be raised by $2.20 per $1,000 PIatt3' . Tibbitts Withdraws ' Joan It hall :•. Vendors, Inc., an Argentina-based wine investigation, importing company that federal officials Kelly has adm itted taking $,000 from J. P. Maher Ill, who worked out of described um 1975 as a front for a cocaine FBI agents posing as oil-rich Arabs. Kelly's New Port Richey office until last smuggling operation. Kelly insisted, however, he was involved week, was arrested in August 1977 for lie iilscm was an associate of Joseph in an undercover o peration through possession of between 1.7 and 1.9 kilos of Francis Velverde of Fort Lauderdale and Eugene Ciuzlo of Ingwood and had cocaine and was deported in lieu of disbarred New York attorney Samuel taken the money as part of his own in. pr osecution after one month in jail, the Glasser, both of whom were convicted in vestigation into the operation. St. Petersburg Times reported Tuesday. December 1975 and served time for He sa id he was introduced to Ciuzlo Kelly, who is involved in the Abscam conspiring to violate federal narcotics through a man named Spicer, who had investigation, declined to comment on laws, the newspaper said, been introduced to him by Maher. At a Monday night city commission meeting, Moore said whether pay scales In the city of Sanford can be brought into a competitive position with other governmental units and private industry could hinge on Tuesday's primary election in New Yoik and the r?aultlng thangei the president might make In his conoinlc policies outlined a couple of V ••. - • • Herald PhoIQ$ by Tom Vincent rir'nu i, u -• —. • Committee. . - •. merce Senior Citizens GoodatLongwood Location ONLyf ---________—____t--____. - .. - ,..,. • Chamber of Corn- CLIP THIS AND RECEIVE PAPPY JACK'S • SPECIALTY AT 1/2 PRICE TRAK IANsWlcN MONThlY -(JUICY SIRLOIN SLICES COOKED TO YOUR ORDER) V SERVED ON TOASTED SOURDOUGH FRENCH BREAD WITH OUR SPECIAL SAUCE. REG. $2.45... .110W $1.23 •.. Agents Mum About Arrest Of Ex-Kelly Aide Greater Sanford COUPON .,.. . -. sponsored by the — ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR. -. a seminar, held Tuesday at the Sanford Civic Center, was WE ARE READY FOR YOU... DURING OUR 'GRAND OPENING WEEK, TUESDAY, MARCH 25 THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 29th. WE WILL BE OFFERING DIFFERENT ITEMS ON OUR MENU EVERY DAY AT 1/2 OFF* COME SEE US AND SAVE! WHY PAPPY JACK'S IS THE BEST! ft - - .. the seminar. The GRAND OPENING WEEK - CALIFORNIA COOK dogs, shows trained security dogs to sen. for citizens attending "So you're saying," Nelswender said, "That two pods would be filled to capacity," Opening all three pods would mean the jail could house 216 persons, Polk said. He said he would like to took Into the Silence ,.• . V house and a formula for th e number of ja il staff it must have. "If we don't have adequate staffing th ere wi ll be assaults and other incidents people will say stem from that," Saunders said. Polk said he feels bringing the jail staff up to 38 will be the minimum the courts will accept "if it comes to a court fight." County Administrator Roger Neiswender sa id all sorts of groups feel justified in making Jail regulations, but none of them have to pay for them. "We have no sovereign immunity," Polk pointed out. "Th e Supreme Court has ruled that we can be sued as individuals and held personally Liable for our actions." "With the present personnel we have we're only going to be able to o pe rate two pods (sections)," he said. The new county Jail is designed in a three-pod confiration, Two pod.S, Polk said, wi ll house 128 people "if they're all classified right.'' For instance, if there are juveniles, more t ha n one bed per inhilate could be tied up. "Four juveniles tie up sixteen beds," Saunders explained. "Because regulations say, even it they are being tried as adults, a juvenile can not come within sight or sound of an ad ult inmate." The present co un ty jail has been housing up to 145 persons at a time, Polk said. But the number that ta s y long enough to require a meal seems to be about 130. a case that will have ramifications for every county. Th e case co ncer ns the state's attempt to make it mandatory that every possibility of housing some of Orange Cou nty's overflow county go under a formula for the number of Inmates it may be cause the reimbursement received could be put to use. • that trains guard them into its budget next year." - K-9of Orlando, a firm WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SERVING YOU MON-SAT 11-9 SUN. 12-8 FACING 434 IN THE NEW SPRINGS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER J . / Izatlons and agencies - .- - MA Mid-Florida's Exclusive TyQ4. uards A Must B DIANE I'ETRYK Grand Opening Specials Baldwin Piano with full Blow Action Wales Spinet Pecan Finish Fun Machine 17 Rhythms only Two Manual Organ withFun Machine charge described by Reynolds as "automatic" in that jurisdiction for people caught in possession of stolen goods. Volusia authorities have already asked he be transferred to DeLand for prosecution on robbery and grand theft charges. Sanford police were filing a warrant asking for Crotts' transfer to Seminole County to stand trial on charges of kidnapping. Crotts will be held without bail. ... ................ sc sc V r?*1*V' - m- — - - - - - - - - -- �-. . . .-..-- . - . .. $.__ . . - - .- . .. -. .--..... •. - • • 2,A—Evening 114raM, Sanford, FL Wednuday, March 2, 1900 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 26, 19$0-3A Iranians Burn U.S. Bicentennial Flag TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Up to 60,000 waved posters of Ayatollah Ruhollah Iranians screaming about an "American conKhomeini. spiracy" to save the shah burned a U.S. The demonstration, reminiscent of the Bicentennial flag In front of the occupied U.S. early days of the taking of the embassy last Embassy. November, was promoted on official The crowd, chanting down with "American television and radio and threatened to conimperialism" and denouncing Egypt for tinue all week long throughout Iran as Iranitaking in the shah, massed Tuesday In the ans celebrate the Persian new year holiday. street outside the embassy, where the 50 The demonstrators also were urged on by American hostages enter their 144th day ofthe powerful Islamic clergy, hich for captivity today, second time In two days demanded hosta ge The demonstrators raised banners trials If Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Is not demanding trials for the hostages in returned to Iran. retaliation for the "American conspiracy" in Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh RLD - IN BIEF Guerrillas To See No Rush Release 19 Diplomats BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!)— Leftist guerrillas OCcupying the Dominican Embassy have released three hostages but said there is "no rush" to liberate the 19 diplomats they are still holding. Three Colombian men, guests at the diplomatic reception where the hostages were seized 29 days ago, were released Tuesday by the April 19 Movement guerrillas but their leader, "Commandante Uno," said, "We still have the Important people." He was referring to the 19 captive diplomats U. S. Ambassador Diago Asencio, Papal Nuncio Angelo Acerbi, the ambassadors of Israel, Egypt, Switzerland and six Latin American nations, two charge d'affaires and six consuls, The government, in six sessions of ransom talks, has flatly refused to free any of the jailed leftists on constituflonal and legal grounds. - Some Reds 'Joining Rebels? NEW DELHI, India UP!) Some Soviet soldiers with Moslem backgrounds have defected to Islamic rebel forces in Afghanistan, a Westerner who traveled secretly into the country said today. The Westerner, an expert on Afghan affairs, said he met three of the Soviet defectors at a rebel camp In the northeastern Afghan province of Badakhshañ In I-,ate - - the shah's departure from Panama and backed the protesters, saying the ailing shah Sanford Sets Special Meeting The visions of Jeno Paulucci, Sanford and Duluth, Minn. lndstrlalid and entrepreneur, for revitalization of THE SAVING PLACE - - -- K m.rt' A OWE RIISFO MEACH NOISE POLICY - J 40 fit iA 5 - when the surgery wouW be performed. end of the world. I shall never heed this.". 497 287 Our Reg. 3.37 Large Sand Pail - Filled with delicious candy and a toy centerpiece 287 Our Reg. 3.27 Medium-size Basket Our Reg 6 97 Filled with.cute bank centerpiece and yummy candy. Extra-large Basket - In _ 166 Our Reg. 1.87 * Courts The doctors, Dr. David S. Pins, who is to be the medical director of the Sanford facility, Dr. Joseph Warren and Dr. Robert Metzger, all neplrology specialists, will be leasing the facility to Blo-Medical Applications Sanford Inc., which will Orlando Artificial Kidney Center, said today the doctors who have formed a partnership known as 206 Commercial Street Partnership, acquired the property from William L. Kirk Jr., a Sanford businessman. The purchase price of the property was $140,000. Truck Burns By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man trying to cut away part of a tow truck did more cutting than he expected, Tuesday, when a welding torch started a fire, causing $3,000 In damage, deputies say. Riley Turner of Sanford was cutting the front seat out of the vehicle, owned by M and M Auto Parts, 3301, State Road 46, just west of Sanford, when his torch started a fire in the truck's interior, deputies report. By the time firefighters extinguished the blaze, It had done about $3,000 In damage to the vehicle's interior, they say. . ATTONKY CHARGES ASSAULT AltAmonte Springs attorney Michael D. Jones and a Maitland man are trading charges of assault following a March 7 fight at a building Jot Jones owns, deputies say. Jones, of 807 E. Highland Drive, Altamonte Springs, told deputies he suffered facial injuries when he was struck after With plush hand puppets Plus lots of candy goodies __ _____ }. - Cowboy Hat Surprise After the candy is eaten, child can wear this hat._- operate the kidney dialysis center. "The property Is now available to us," Green said. He said National Medical Care, a nation-wide organization of which Bio.Medlcal is a wholly owned subsidiary, will be sending Its engineers Into the Sanford area to receive bids for renovations of the building In the near future. 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Matson, of 1143 Pheasant Circle, Malt", told 10 am. workshop deputies he wants to press assault charges against Jones, M Mayor Lee P, Moore called the workshop session of the city claiming Jones had started the fight. commission to consider setting priorities for the projects and FERN PARK MAN'S BODY FOUND facilities the city may need and for which Paulucci and his staff an provide assistance. VolU5is Sheriff 's deputies say they have recovered the body Pauluccl has arranged an early April meeting for city of of a Fern Park man from a lake, three days after he disap. pealed following a boating accident. flcials to meet with state officials in Tallahassee over state and federal funding poesibiuhles. The body of William Oliver Michaels, 29, of 200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park, was pulled from the waters of Lake The industrialist nearly a month ago offered to help the city Bereaford Tuesday morning, about two hours after deputies obtain federal funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration. Be said earlier this month he has set up a began their third day of searching. meeting in Washington with EDA. Deputies say M1che1s was killed when his 15-foot bust Among the projects Paulucd has suggested are: a multi- "became air-borne, then flipped over" SUndaY morning. They say they searched for the body all day Sunday and stor$ed conference center on a square block of land at First Street from Palmetto to Commercial; a master plan for Monday, recovering it at 9 a.m. Tuesday. downtown development; converting the old Sen'p,k PAINT STRIPPED FROM VEHICLES Memorial Hospital building into a modern nursing home after A Sanford man awoke Tuesday morning to find someone had the new Hospital Corporation of America hospital is built; poured paint remover on his car and pickup truck, deputies construction ofa senior citizen center for meetings, gatherinp. as and activities and expansion of senior citizen recreation in the &ifford Size told deputies the stripper was applied lo his downtown area; and contruction of stopping mans gearei to two vehicles some time between 11:30 p.m. Monday and 7:10 am. Tuesday. small ezcbsdve dope and senior citizen craft centers In the downtown area. About $500 damage was done to his car and truck, deputies say. SATURDAY RAPE REPORTED A 03-year-old woman was raped by a man who entered her home as she was getting ready for bed, Saturday. deputies say. The woman told deputies she was attacked at 11 p.m., by a man who entered her unlocked home located just outside of L)fl5wood NATIONAL REPORT: An extra inch of snow in Cheyenne, E1Z.VI8ION JEWELRY TAKEN Wyo., toppled a ?5.y.sr-old record bringing its total snowfall A Seminole county man returned home after a two.hour for the winter to 101 Inches. Snow fell from the Northern and absence Tuesday, to find more than $1,700 of his property gone, Contral Rockies to the western sections of the Plains. The deputies say. snowfall in Oisyem broke the old mark of 100.1 inches set Oscar Bnuell, of 1501 Aster Drive, Garden Lake sub. during the season of 1904 and 1100. A travelirs advisory was division, told deputies a television, box of jewelry and camera Isaad for northwestern Kansas where wind-whipped snow were taken from his home between 7 and 1p.m. Tuesday, by lowered visibility and gusts hit over 35 mph. thieves who left a clock radio on his back porch, apparently AREA HE*D4G$ 0 La.): temperature: 71; overnight dropping it as they fled, low: Si; yesterday's high: 00; barometric pressure: 30.04; MONDAY FIRE DAMAGES HOME relative humidify: 32 percent; winds; South at Zntp.h. Fire extensively damaged a Greenwood Lake subdivision TIRJW)AY TIDU DAYTONA SUCH: highs, 5:00 Lnt, how Monday morning, Seminole firefighters report 5:32 P.m.; lows, 11:14 am.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 5:00 The bless, at 152 Dublin Delve, did about $30,000 In damage, a.m., 1:23 p.m.; lows, 11:0 am.; BAYPORT: highs, 11:50 tW my, ___it appears to have started wddmtft while p.m.; lows, 1:17 a.m., 1:41 P.m. its int, Michael Hps, was away. BOATING PORICAIT k ____ to JspIIT hK Od me fire was reported at 10:30 am, by a neighbor who saw 00 Isei WInda north to northeast 10 to occasionally 11 knots 8011010 coining from a window, deputies riport. today a nd t*gbt bscomI sisterly U knots Thursday. Seas 2 4 lest. PartI7 dandy. Dr. To AREA FORECAST:- Pay cloudy today and tonight. Cond4irabls doisdia Thsnday with a slight tllwe of Dr. Clarence Legertom, iEeIiaefie of m@dW= and chakiniri sbowors.HigiwmuIlyInIw1 , L.ws WOW In the low to of the GMtrMestlni1 Division a 11* Medical University of Mid Ok. Wiada vorabis mWly northiul around 10 mph. Rain 804db Caràlix, will speak on peptic ulcer '-ea, and probabIlity 20 piroiM Thursday. g-u'cintesunsl l*mmorTIisgIeg it 7:30 p.ui. Fri* in the auditorium at Sir 1Iiw1, Memorial Hospital. 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In a Dec. 13, 1979 letter FRC was told to restore the area Herald Staff Writer it up at a January meeting Chacey had assured the cointo its original elevation, revegetate with native vegetation and Longwood City Commissioner William Mitchell has asked mission the problem was "all being taken care of." restore the bulldozed area which Is washing into the lake. the commission to stop construction on a Florida Residential "The DER's got teeth enough to fight Its own battles," said Vause said several West Lake residents had complained Communities Inc. (FRC) development, The Landings, untu ConJoner J.R. Grant. restoration is made on 500 feet of the West Lake shoreline to about the damage being done by the developer. "Why should we get involved?" asked Commissioner John the satisfaction of the Department of Environmental Control. He said FRC had not made one attempt at restoration by the Hepp, "If DER has a bone to pick, let them enforce it." Mitchell told the commission that FRC was told by the March 15 deadline so he had submitted a memo on March 21 Asked how he got involved, Mitchell explained he had been in Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) to restore asking the state to follow up with enforcement measures. The the area in January and happened to meet two DER officials next step would be a notice of violation and possible legal the lakefront, which he said had been illegally dredged, by inspecting the work done on West Lake by a dragline. -March 15. action against the developer. "They (FRC) have literally destroyed the shore line. "It's never been touched and I think 100 days is adequate "We were short-handed— that's why we need the cooperation property. The builders should respect our lakes, If we expect to: time," Mitchell said. "They have caused more erosion to the of city and county governments, which can simply revoke get help from the state we should help in return," Mitchell lake property. They have put a pipe line In for drainage and it approval or stop a project," Vause said, "It is really Important said. looks like they're going to put a street in." to get a timely restoration If damage Is not corrected finMitchell has requested time on the agenda at the next. Glenn Vause, DER's field biologist for Seminole County, said mediately it may be too late." meeting for representatives of the DER to discuss the today Florida Residential Communities was issued a warning The members of the commission and the City Administrator problem. that (hey were in violation of environmental regulations on David Chacey said they had not received any correspondence Mitchell also charged every tree had been destroyed along . Nov. 29, 1979 and at a Dec. 10 meeting with DER officials had from DER on the matter and the city was not responsible for Island Lake on the Katz and Savage Warehouse property and: agreed voluntarily to correct the situation, enforcing DER regulations, the 3 to 3 foot deep holding pond already has a foot of water: "when somebody goofs if they will voluntarily make Mitchell said he passed the information concerning the standing In it. * Police Beat United Pressbternaflonal President Carter's Middle East envoy Sot Linowitz has failed to win concessions from Israel that could Induce Egypt to prolong the Palestinian autonomy negotiations beyond the target date of May 26. Linowltz'a failure to gain Israeli concessions on the definition of the Jewish state's security and promise to free settlements on the occupied West Bank for two months came on the eve of today's first anniversary of the signing of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. But Unowitz said Tuesday after an hour-long meeting with President Anwar tIn Cairo he thinks the "many problemi" In the negotiations on Paluthñannt.,e be . repaly,d 11 Egypt. and briel show detemin on Yo't'Mth "permanent an. In Washington, the president's national , have to return to Iran, or die." In a recorded interview broadcast by Tehran security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, told reporters the United States had no further Radio and monitored in London, Ghothzadeh said the government of Panama violated its obligations to the shah in the first such own laws by allowing the shah to leave remark from a White House official. Brzezinski also said the shah's departure Sunday, the day before Iran filed extradition from Panama would not affect the fate of the papers. U.S. hostages. Asked what the next move would be on the "They're certainly going over there with hostages, Gliotbzadeh said, "We'll wait and every intention of operating," said Frank see." 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GOlChVst. ... ... .. - To start with, Reagan won the New Hampshire primary, and Goldwater lost it to an absent write-in candidate, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. The only significant Goldwater primary performance occurred In California, where he narrowly defeated Nelson Rockefeller. Reagan, In contrast, has won all his primaries except Massachusetts (where he lost to both George Bush and John WASHINGTON - The Georgians in the by next month when the grand jury's term Anderson), turning in one of the most Im White House, beset by foreign crises and expires. A premature halt to the investigation presslve primary performances in the history economic woes, have another worry that will leave a lot of loose ends; It will also limit of modern politics. refuses to go away. It could cause them great the damage to the Carter administration. Nor Is Carter anything like LBJ, who was political embarrassment in an election year. President Carter himself was a key witness perceived a a master politician and a party They have tried, according to Justice in the case. He was informed by aide Richard unifier in INC He had inherited the political Department sources, to sidetrack a grand Harden in February 1977, that Vesco had dividends of the Kennedy assassination, and jury Investigation of the Robert Vesco offered "a large sum of money" to gain en though a Southerner, gained massive liberal scandal. But an unassuming citizen named tree to the White House. But Harden claimed support in the North. Ralph Ulmer won't let them get away with it. he had persuaded the middleman, White Another important fact: when Johnson ran He is a plodding, conscientious fellow, with House crony Spencer Lee IV, to pull out of the against Goldwater in 1964, inflation raged at a docile manner and a character of granite, deal. Lee also swore that this is what hap1.5 percent. Unfortunately for the White House crowd, he pened. But according to official sources, he . So this is not IS4, and Ow contest will be is also the foreman of the grand jury which failed at least two lie detector tests. very different. What should Reagan do now? has been investigating attempts by Vesco, an This cast a shadow on the White House He should consider two big moves, one of international swindler, to buy White House version of the Incident. In any event, them obviously correct, one of them of more influence, president had a legal obligation to report the speculative nature, There Is nothing sauve or subtle about Vesco bribe offer to the Justice Department, -. First of all, Reagan should name a shad Ulmer. He is just an average American of those few occasions when It appeared that even he tent, also, It was the unwillingness of a simple, 7'o.efgn policy team composed of serious and stubborn integrity, a quiet, conterd president's hsi on 'might be groping for a face-saving way out at the number of key Republicans, all of whom had American well, known fIgires, possessing long who believes deeply In the integrity investigation. Carter 'aaIed then Attorney present impasse. privately urged him to run, to translate those perlence In dealing with foreign affairs In of the grand Jury system. General Griffin Bell to "please see Spencer Nor has the Revolutionary Council succeeded in urgings Into public support. ' He also has an inquiring mind, and he has Lee of Albany when he requests an ap- general and with the Soviet Union in par. filled It with the details of the case. As each asserting Its authority over those who occupy the pointment." More than anything, however, say those witness Reagan may have a vulnerability on the , embassy. who know, was that Ford, In the end, doubted The president not only sought a Justice foreign affairs side, and this would correct It. notes. tAterat home, he has often Obviously, the militants are more than willing he could deny Ronald Reagan the nomination.meticulous Department meeting for the middleman In Between 1966 and 1961, RIchard Nixon stayed midnight painstakingly up long past It to defy the major public figures in Iran who was Just too intL the Vesco plot but appointed him three traveled the world and was seen with the reviewing the notes and piecing together the represent the Islamic revolution. And It followsIsThe key to Ford's 11th hour change of heart evidentiary fragments. months later to the Judicial Nominating major figures on the International scene, He recent failure of a lawsuit in California Committee. Thus the man who the White that they are just as willing to hold out against the tothe made foreign policy his strong suit. He scrupulously tau refused to dWmu the change the way the state RepubUcan Reagan could accomplish that In a different case with outsiders, not even his wife. But he House admittedly knew had been involved In revolution itself should it move in directions they primary is held. way. He should name an Informal, bipartisan has let his colleagues from the grand jury an illegal scheme to defraud the U.S. oppose. Indeed, they are already doing so. In most GOP primaries, delegates an government wound up with a presidential council of, perhaps, 12. It could include Henry No doubt most Iranians are preoccupied these elected proportionately; each candidate gets know that he is troubled by evidence of a commission to help select federal judges. Kissinger, White Dean Rusk, Henry Jackson, House coverup. Once he tried to resign days with returning to a normal life and con- delegates to the national convention In Alexander Haig and other unillusloned in protest. lie complained In a letter to Judge But the grand jury never got a chance to proportion to the votes he wins in the solidating a revol4tion that has already achieved citizens. Such a foreign policy backdrop, William Bryant that 11coverup activities are question the president about all this. Instead, its prime purpose, the establishment of an Islamic primary. In California, though, its winner formed immediately, would constitute in the being orchestrated within the Department of the federal prosecutors, who owe their Jobs to take all. Winning by just one vote, gives U this ia Indeed the grlmgameunderway in Tehran, those who hold the hostages may be Impervious to any political compromise, not only with the United States but with the Iranian government as well. Th us, a U.S. policy of Infinite patience may in fact be infinitely fruitless. First, a petition drive soiht to put an initiative on the June 3 ballot. If passed. the initiative would have resulted In Immediate proportional delegate selection. Backers of the move spent a reported $250,000 to get a quarter of a million signatures on petitions. Many of those signatures were Invalidated, however, and their effort fall short. Next, courts, but ost there, t. It sun is winner take all In .. / , Departnent is preparing to wrap up the case the president, questioned him on videotape. According to sources who have seen the secret videotape, the prosecutors asked only perfunctory questions and got back publicrelations answers. The president's to many of the questions was that he didn't recall the events. No grand jurors were present to ask follow-up questions and pin him down, Ulmer protested that this procedure compromised the Vesco investigation, per. verted the grand jury system and set a dangerous precedent. He presented his ob. jections to Judge Bryant in person 'and In writing. When the judge overruled him, Uliner hired a private attorney to contest the decision. But the Justice Department went ahead with its timid Interrogation of Carter, and the videotape was shown to the grand Jury on Feb. 24 before Ulmer could take any formal action, Meanwhile, the grand Jury foreman Is gagged by law, and the public may never Learn the full story of the Vesco affair, European sense an "alternative regime." It would greatly strengthen Reagan as a can. didate In November. The second Reagan move should be extenainly discussed among his strategists. Now that he has the nomination wrapped up, Reagan has a certain luxury In considering vice presidential choices. 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He accused the Carter administration of "duplicity" and "manipulation." me judge refused toaccept his resignati on, and Ulmer Is still pressing the administration for the answers to Incriminating questions. Sources close to the grand jury Investigation have told my associate Gary Cohn that the Jury foreman still believes the Justice Department is trying to cover up for the Whit. HouL Other grand Jurors agree with him, the sources say. The department has conducted the Investigatlon In a haphazard manner, constantly shifting prosecutors, Introducing procedural disruptions and creating Confusion. The department also rushed ahead with Indictments of several witnesses before they could testify against Wlte House Intlmat.s. This had the effect o(d(seditIng the unwelcome testimony In advance. Now there are signs that the Justice Reg. $10. Poplin sport trunks are cotton/ polyester with inner and outer pockets, zip front. arid button tab waist. With nylon supporter Sizes 30 to 42. - JACK ANDERSON convention in Detroit, and 996 votes will capture the nomination. Thus, the winner In California will get almost 20 percent of the delegates needed to become the nominee, The non-proportional selection process In California twice has come under challenge In the last six months. The effort has been Led by RepublicanIn state who oppose agan'5 / -., I a candidate all of the state's 168 delegates. There will be 1,990 voting delegates at the California. BURY S WORLD 5-. Reg. $18. Action Master' slacks combine two-way stretch Dacron' polyester with a revolutionary new / waistband construction. / They strotch here, there, / everywhere, for incredible / comfort and freedom of 4' movement. With belt loop/ waist. Must Do _ 1J!, "Action Master" slacks. JEFFREY HART It is now perfectly apparent that the Carter administration hasn't a clue as to how to free the American hostages in Tehran. The limited economic sanctions long since imposed have been ineffectual. Conciliation and compromise have• produced nothing. Recently, President Carter publicly canceled even the threat of military force. The current policy, stripped of State Department mumbo jumbo, comes down to this: The administration is willing to wait until the snarled WASHINGTON (NEA) - Gerald Ford has domestic politics of Iran unravel sufficiently ° now made his decision. He will not actively permit release of the hostages, however long that become a candidate for the Republican takes. The apparent victory of hardline nomination for president. He left the door revolutionaries in Iran's parlimentary elections open to accepting that nomination if a renders even this hope doubtful. deadlock convention came to him, but he will But what If the occupation of the U.S. Embassy not openly go to It. The former president means what he says, in Tehran has more to do with international politics than with the twists and turns of the according to his close advisers. Accepting that, however, raises an interesting Iranian revolution? uestion: In light of his firm decision, how The several hundred armed men and women qdoes one explain the recent strange behavior under whose guns the hostages still sit have been of Jerry Ford? variously described as students, Islamic, There was the trial balloon floated In a New revolutionaries, leftists, Marxists, pro- York Times Interview In which for the first Palestinians, and, just recently, paid agents of the time he said publicly that he was available. There were the frantic gatherings of old Soviet Union. Ford advisers like Sin Spencer, his 1978 So far as we know, the evidence for any of these campaign chief; Rep. Richard Cheney, ft. labels is less than Incontrovertible. But labeling Wyo., I" former deputy; and Dean Nurch, a the hostage takers is less important than un- former chairman of the Republican National derstanding what they are accomplishing and Committee. whose purposes are being served by prolonging And there were the public Interviews and the crisis. the private conversations in which Ford said Clearly, those who occupy the embassy have the same thing: "Reagan can't win;" " become, and probably always were, a force unto ego can stand a defeat;" "I'm pretty sure I' themselves. By their actions, they have run;" "I'm really looking forward to getting demonstrated that they owe no allegiance back Into the thick of it." 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Ultressa' Dacron' polyester doubleknit dress shirt has short sleeves, medium spread collar, and Req. 14.99 $le 11.99 LEWIS GRIZZARD AKWA ,.0- �6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 26, 1981 —I I Kennedy Stops Slide; - -PRE-SEASON •{ Reagan Keeps Chugging I SPECIAL j 1' L'I' - - en, SPORTS I NAT10N IN BRIEF Inmates Release Hostages, Surrender After 13 Hours NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) — Inmates in the violent crime section of the Essex County Jail shot a guard and took five other guards hostage before surrendering early today to end a 13-hour revolt. Four of the guards were released unharmed but exhausted by the ordeal. They were placed on stretchers and carried from the building by other guards shortly alter 6 a.m. They were to be taken to the hospital for physical examinations. A fifth guard who was beaten was freed at the start of the negotiations that ended the standoff at 3 a.m.. The wounded guard, who was shot with a smuggled weapon in the second degree, which also shows intent," .Vergari said. Prosecutor Donald Coburn said that as a result of the negotiations, a grievance committee would discuss inmate demands, including requests for a larger law library; private visists with wives and girlfriends, and better food. Woman Indicted For Murder WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) — A Westchester County grand jury has indicted a schoolmistress for murder In the slaying of "Scarsdale Diet" author Dr. Herman Tarnower. Westchester District Attorney Carl Vergari said the grand jury "had all the options available to them" during the two days they considered evidence in the case and decided Tuesday to indict Jean Harris, 57, on murder charges — instead of manslaughter. He said the panel had been given the choice of indicting Mrs. Harris on the lesser charge but opted for the murder count. Manslaughter would have meant there was insufficient evidence to prove Mrs. Harris intended to kill Tarnower. "They chose to indict on second-degree murder, which shows intent, and criminal possession of a weapon, was in stable condition with a bullet lodged between two ribs. Carter retained a comfortable delegate and Rep. John Anderson's 40,481 or 22 NEW YORK (UPI) — Edward KenI nedy, his campaign rescued from total lead and neared the one-half mark percent. collapse by primary upsets over needed for nomination with 26 primaries Now well into what politicians calls the President Carter in New York and to go. Reagan enlarged his already one- "middle set" of primaries, Kennedy, Connecticut, looked to Wisconsin and sided edge over Bush and Anderson. Carter, Reagan and Bush headed for next Pennsylvania today in a desperate drive Kennedy won, or was leading for, 193 week's election in Wisconsin. Anderson' delegates Tuesday to give him a total of and California Gov. Edmund Brown have to win the Democratic nomination, ' : Carter's steamroller slowed down 399.5. But Carter won 143 delegates for a been campaigning there steadily. Tuesday but Ronald Reagan kept rolling total of 747.5 toward the 1,666 needed to Wisconsin — with 75 delegates but . to a virtually certain Republican win the nomination, highly unpredictable although generally Reagan won, or was leading for, 105 considered liberal — offers a fertile presidential nomination. Reagan, the conservative former delegates Tuesday to give him 3l4 toward battleground for Kennedy, unless California governor, lost the Connecticut the 998 needed for nomination. Bush Brown's heavy campaigning has won the • primary to George Bush, but was picked up 21 for a total of 68 and liberals. Anderson probably will be • assured of the bulk of New York's GOP Anderson added seven for a total of 45. denied the Democratic crossover vote With 99 percent of the New York vote now that Kennedy is in contention. delegates. Bush, reeling from a string of defeats counted, Kennedy had 574,566 votes or 59 Three weeks later comes Pennsylvania in the Southern states and Illinois, kept percent to Carter's 399,2 or 41 percent. with its 185 Democratic delegates. his battered campaign barely alive with Republicans in New York voted only for Kennedy said he would resume the the Connecticut victory. He did not delegates and not for individual can- campaign "renewed by the expressions of support and confidence" and said he mount a serious challenge in New York. didates. In Connecticut with 100 percent of the hoped to return in August to win the The big loser on the Republican side was John Anderson, the liberal Illinois precincts counted, Kennedy had 98,571 or nomination at the national convention. • congressman, who disdained New York 47 percent to Carter's 87,108 or 41 perRobert Strauss, Carter's campaign and finished a poor third in Connecticut. cent. With 100 percent of the Republican manager, blamed the president's defeat • But the towering figure Tuesday was vote counted, Bush had 70,070 or 39 on the administration's vote for an antipercent to Reagan's 61,333 or 34 percent Israel resolution at the United Nations. Kennedy. VNI PHILADELPHIA (UPI) LAWN PEST CONTROL :..Raiders Ordered o I * OAKLAND, Calif. UPI 3 FERTILIZERS PER YEAR INSECT CONTROL S I INITIAL SERVICE '33 EVERY OTHER MONTH '25 I I With This Coupon ONLY I ART BROWNII L.. _ PEST CONTROL CALL TODAY en en en en i 1 p" . I 3228865 Ti — ( Contact our Pharmacists for a Price Comparison. . WINTER HAVEN, Fin. i UP! i - Without Carlton Fisk, cann forget all about the Boston fled Sox this year. Naturally, Manager Dun Zuinner doesn't come right out and say that in so many words. I'll, easy enough to un derstand. No manager likes to feel his club's chances are all tied up in only one of his players, But the more you listen to Zimmer, the inure you become convinced that if Carlton Fisk can throw again and catch regularly for the fled Sox, they'll be right up there pushing for the division title in the AmericanLeague East, but if he can't, they're likely to settle back and finish among the also-rans the was' the did last year. Zimmer fairly glows talking about sonic of the new young - f en en en en AW ' .. — players in Ids canip, but lie shows concern when the subject REG. $3.99 WALGREEN COUPON 69 1 U E I CONTAC CAPSULES (1 _4 A "It's hard to determine when I'll play." Fisk said. - 111 tlt ' Last spring, Fisk tried to throw and dainaged the lining in Reputed Crime Chief Shot CHICAGO (UPI) — Reputed crime chieftain Joseph Arnold wucrttically woundedby a part.Ume employee who waihod IMo AVnM'a thsg ate eM announced, to kill you," said. of timed himself Into Force shortly shooting. He was ' "I'm going authorities The alleged triggerman, Robert J. Urban, * Clcaro, the FBI's Organized (lnie Strike after the Seminole High first baseman Glenn StM...oaugh makes the stretch from the bag to take a close 'throw on an attempted Lake Brantley bunt in Tuesday's Five Star Conference contest in which the Seminoles blanked the Patriots — 'V . "I swung and missed at a slider I Dave) Goltz threw me one day last week and felt a little twinge," he said. "Other than that I haven't had any trouble." Want to Know "wha Happening'' in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald f 's . back from knee y. I cattle back front it broken artu. NOW I have to conic back from this. Ill weren't an optimist, the joint of his elbow, 1k' caught in only 39 gaines all season for the fled Sox, who used him chiefly asa designated hitter in z oilier contests. This spring, be's taking it easier, hoping his elbow will respond sufficiently so he can catch again on a regular basis. mourner, standing outside the Pennsylvania Burial Co. Tuesday. "I bet he knew most of these people." The elbow hasn't troubled Fisk's hitting lWs spring. shouldn't be too long from now," liat if he tries to Uwow hard and the pain is so severe, he finds he can't? Fisk rested his chin in the palm of his right hand before answering. He picked up a soft drnk sitting at the foot of his locker, took a sip and said: "If I find I can't thron and am back to where I was well, to tell you the truth, I haven't thought about it. thoughts have been pretty pos itive. I think I'll be able to play just as long as I don't have to make that test before I'm competent to make it, Basically, I'm an optimist . I don't dwell on what has gone before. I look at it this way: I caine "It all depends on whether or not Fisk is able to throw again," Zimmer says. "With him in there catching, we've got a chance. Without him....'' here, Ziinxner shrugs. Fisk's problem goes back to August of 1978 when he broke two ribs going after a foul ball in a game with the Blue Jays. H' should've rested but he couldn't because the Red So were battling the Yankees for first place. Playing with broken ribs, Fisk had to make an adjustment in his throws, That put extra stress on his elbow and he eventually tore muscle, ' - including hundreds of curiosity-seekers, streamed past the casket of Angelo Bruno to view the body of the slain alleged Philadelphia mob kingpin. Bruno, 69, was to be burled today following a private funeral and Catholic Mass of Christian Burial In a church in South Philadelphia near where he was gunned down In a car gangland-style last Friday night. "I wish he could have seen this," said an unidentified I Sox in 1977 and 157 in 1978, wants to play badly. lie doesn't want to be a designated hitter, lie wants to Sports catch because that's his natural position. It bothered him that so much was made over the fact he felt it best not to catch most of last Spring. Parade J "With all the flak that was going on in the news niedia, I don't think anybody understood the seriousness of my inBy MII.TON RICHMAN I ' jury and why I wouldn't play," he said. "That was what upset me most. They were really questioningmy integrity. I haven't felt that this year yet. I feel iii situation is a Fisk and Zitiuner have discussed the 32-year -old receilittle more understood this time. Not so much the injury, ver's plan of activity this spring and both agree he should just the fact that I had one serious enough to keep me from not be forced to be thrown into it game situation until tie feels tie's ready. hitting and throwing." of his catching is introduced. M.nyOth.r I.,k.ti Also AvuII.hl.l — More than 3,000 people, Remain In Oakland Fisk-Less SOX Worries Beantown (ri) ... •.. BEFORE YOU BUY IT, CHECK IT/ 0 The Raiders attorney Moses Lasky ad. the Raiders from accepting ticket money Raiders have been ordered to play their Initted unless the' courts ruled "soon or issuing fickets for games anywhere Los Angeles Coliseum. The Raiders have maintained they Pat Lynch it was unlikel In two other key courtactions Tues(Lay. have the right to head sout 1980 National Football League games in enough" to enable the team to move to but in Oakland. The also were barred 111 npd fiance of it (it cision before the y there would be Oakland, the National Football League asked the the league, but the NFL asked the court Is Angeles, "the will be playing here from many other business acts anywhere I in Oakland." 911, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San to uphold section 4.3 of its constitution In their Los Angeles suit, the Raiders Judge Robert H. Kroninger QI the the except Oakland, including advertising or Franciscoto uphold its constitutional and force the Raiders obey it. Owners named NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle. Alameda County Superior Court Tuesday He said Raiders' Manager Al as an NFL Davis agreed withGeneral this assessment, butpromoting franchise,themselves making housing ar provision that requires at least 21 three weeks ago voted 22 against the Eugene Klein of the Son Diego Chargers. said he reluctantly had concluded there Davis had no inunediate comment. favorable votes by other owners before Raiders shift. Georgia flosenbloom of tile Los Angeles rangements or radio or television team can shift its franchise. was no "reasonable expectation" a Kroninger ordered the Raiders to shut contracts. or moving any football or Rains, Gerald Phipps of the Rocky federal appeals court would rule on the down their Los Angeles ticket-selling iI)e(hcai equipment. Kroninger's ruling would be nullified if Mountain Sports Empire Inc., Jay validity of the National Football operation. In a sweeping injunction And the Raiders, meanwhile, filed a the federal court decided the league's Mover of the NFL and Herman $166 million antift ust suit in IA)S Angeles transfer rule League's constitutional rule on transfers against the team and in favor of the violates antitrust laws. But Sarkowskv of the Seattle Seahawks as in-time for this season. A total of eight attempted lawsuits have been filedtheir against NFL teams and some of that case won't be argued until early May the principal conspirators in a "scheme National Football League, he prohibited since the Haulers move to the chiefselected executive officers, and Kroninger agreed with NFL attorney to destroy the Raiders." SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT? Beautifully freshwrapped and filled with candies $ toy. 2 Thousands View Casket I I Up To 7,000 Sq. Feet FILLED EASTER BASKITS IE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 26,1910.-7A SUBSCRIBE ''-' •--' uu uuu iu ever piny again.1. Fisk, who led all American League catchers in total chances in 1972 and 1973 and caught 152 games for the Red - [veiling "It's much, much better, but not perfect," he said, changing his sweatshirt in the clubhouse before going out to serve as designated hitter in an exhibition game. 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"But we have to win and hope for the best." way to go," he said. "I was never good in mathematics an' this mathematics stuff is never over." P icture Bucks 122, Bulls 111 Junior Bridgeman scored 20 of his 22 points in the first half to lead Milwaukee to its third straight victory. Jazz 109, Nuggets 91 Tuesday in San Antonio, George Gervin scored 24 points and the Spurs converted 16of-18 second-quarter field goal attempts to coast past Houston. Reserve guard Mike Gale had eight points and six assists in the second period as the Spurs turned a 29-29 tie into a 6651 halftime lead. "We just opened the door and let them in," said Rockets Coach Del Harris. The Bullets played hard Tuesday night, but the Celtics played harder. "That was playoff-type intensity," said Boston Coach Bill Fitch, after Pete Maravich scored 17 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter, including a three-point goal with 52 seconds remaining to lift the Celtics over the Bullets, Playoff Into by Alan Maver , jlT^_ ,r coa?r\ • cc Q,aq : 71C _711f#014 47ñ'LP C7#19ftfP/0/i5H/P - -- LWIW1SLUKIBOARD New York Dog Racing Minnesota (A) I. Kansas city 7 Boston 7, Chicago (A) S 5, Houston 3 Texas 7 Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 6, Baltimore 3 Toronto 6, Pittsburgh 4 New York (P4) 1, Montreal 3 Cincinnati 1, Los Angeles o Cleveland I, California 3 Oakland I, Seattle 3 San Francis 5, Milwaukee 7 Chicago (P4) 10, San Diego s California "B" A. Cleveland "B" - :, . 1.~, ,, .1 '.. 1' _. - I •.T -- ..M)14 ' -'r- ,-" ___ Ij ' - ~kl~',,, ¶' • '7 , - 'p ____ ' _______________ Er' T1! •.' " " — - - —'-4. . _____ 2 F. -. h"- 411 - ' c'JON/p'5O,y re' t4'uNa 'Mil'Y 7W1 tEO 4? 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Vancouver 2 Wednesday's Games St Louis at Washiriutori Edmonton at Detroit iIartfd at Winnipeg Chicago at Quebec Thursday's Games Quebec at Philadelphia Detroit at Buffalo st at flitn Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Sunshine, Dittmer Claim Paola Baseball Wins Sunshine 1 4 - 2 1 ' f.. , no', Pro Basketball By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W I Pct 05 [ M ch gan's i i Orr Now A Cyclone Ary AMES, Iowa (UPI) — Iowa The pact also gives Orr phasizing a player's athletic back the team. coaches. He said he doubted State University basketball several undisclosed "personal ability rather height. "lwant you tolili the arena. any of his assistants from Coach Johnny Orr embraced extras." "That's the way I was When those teams come In Michigan would follow him to "Cy," the Cyclone mascot, Selected during a closed raised," he said. "We'll teach here, I want them to dread Iowa State and he left the door and told 750 cheering students session of the ISU athletic them. We'll teach them how to coming to Ames," he said, open for ISU assistants to at a pep rally he will use council, On., 52, succeeds throw, just so long as they raising a clenched fist. "We'll stay. hustling play and strong Lynn Nance,., who resigned throw it to the right guy." do anything we. can. We'd "I'm going to do eve ry t hi ng recruiting to ma ke ISU a In January alter 3' years at The Cyclones f inished t he even hire the referees If we that's possible ... to make national contender. Iowa State, season with an 11.18 record, 6- had to," Iowa State University And so the man who, until Orr said the ISU salary, 9 in the Big Eight for a On. said he would start basketball a success and Tuesday morning, was the coupled with the opportunity seventh place finish, recruiting immediately — make it a national con. dean of Big Ten coaches, to rebuild a basketball During 12 years at both players and assistant tender," he said. having guided the Michigan program, persuaded him to Michigan, Orr compiled aog. Wolverines to 10 straight switch jobs, 113 log. He took his squad to winning seasons, took over He also will take over the the NCAA tournament four the job of rebuilding the ailing cyclone television program years In a row and in 1978, ____ ISU basketball program. and is negotiating for a radio placed second to Big Ten rival ,O,ak "",dft Orr signed a six-yew con. show. Indiana in the NCAA playoffs. tract at an annual salary of Orr appealed to students at He mid he would use an HARDWARE STORE $45,000 to coach the Cyclones "uptempo" game, em the rally in Fisher Theater to Coffey And Robbins No Hit Chrysler All-$I £ VI .....1 T.1. c....JI......... 57 UIIU .IVU7 O5X1SLJL5 teamed up on t he mound to lead Casaelberry No. 3 to a big 22-3 win over Forestaty No. 6. Mickey Helms went 3.3 at t he plate for the winners. Forest City No. 1 held Winter Springs hitless for a 74 wiL McKecknle Realty scored its second Win of the week In a 15-14 slugfest over Dock of Crafts. Joe Taylor had a trio of hits and scored four - 'I Save L I ga I 1 24ettoof U ..,r. lh .a In.. • .. I L* • - PSV wn. lip. Won •S — nan.., Sf0 IIvh.4. ,v4 I. . 111 a 6-3 win over LeRoy Construction. Clippard handcuffed Sanford without a bias hit for a tight 143 Lake Mary win. 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Bl a ck liassks -1 Pierre' ltrclie became NIB. play er ever to file power play goals and Paul M;irshall added the eventual gaune'wjmler in the second iri(xl to pace Pittsburgh and drop Vancouver into the list of playoff non-qualifiers AUTOMOTIVE High Sch"I or"rsen, Dude broltiam Shaver (3) and P"us"e. NNtIre—Oyiedo:Orayson3-4Hit 25 3 RIh, POsIlpQfl 34 HR 3 SRI, 111111110p Moore: St. Onge 3-4 2 21 3 Nil Shave.' 3-4213R11,Srenier 24 38, Walker 25, 2 X111. Records -• _______ _____ s Pat Hughes and Ron Stack. First-period house scored COURTEOUS, NEED HARD-TO-FIND KNOWLEDGEABLE FIRST QUALITY PARTS ... WE1L GET PARTS PEOPLE. PARTS THEMOVER-NIGHT. 0 Santeird ?, Apopka 01 0 Sinviest Barley d. Smith 8-2; Harper won by default; Crocker d. M1111111`1110 1-4; 11111hoP won by default; Edgemond.Brinkley 1.0 Doubles: Barley-111shop d. Smith -Mezanno 12; Harper- : Crocker won by default. Tuesday's ts 013 401-5 Li S 1 Truett- Hord Swimming 010111001-1 2 Who and Alter. 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Hus"19 1.3; Hendef son d. Truett $Other Results 3; Delgado d. Slef Ing 0.3; Morrison Cagod 1.2. At Sanford Doubles: McFadden Faulkner I ", IN We'll install Factory pre-arced linings, new front ), seals and return springs/combi kits: rebuild all ___ Four wheel cylinders and resurface brake drums tnew wheel cyl, $12 each, if needed 1: repack front wheel bearings, bleed system and add fluid m -p Greg Pierce fired 12 striks outs and went 3$ at the plate, including a pair of RBIa to lead Forest City No. 2 over Caselberry 71. Br)vn Overotrest struck out Was and tsned in one-bit pitcithig performance as D. Realty swept past Swin IN Stuff 14.0. T12AX I.is .rigi'Ie's isat ('olorado, 52. arid Pitt.sburgh upended Varictinv,'r, •i. Islanders 5. Flc'rs AL' ••DRIVERS• Ickerd05111060040-461 d. PIE S:. S ofnan eellgFebackl2;D. Holt-Veany 10-PT. BRAKE OVERHAUL IL • In another strong pitching effort, John Bowers and Tony Ingria combined for a onehitter to load W Bank 1 win over Burch &son. — seasons! That 's four reasons why you should consider the flax 12. The fifth reason is our special sale prices! So get on it hCIure the sale ends! Lance Morgans fired a two-hitter and R1111, Z01#01 2.3. Roords — Indian eason - per tire Aisci fi _____ - eason - (M' 'filE M(Will WI II 11 ., . $44 to%O f fouv . I F' on m of" Ph. Souffiera I, 4 Anthony Howe had two hits apiece for the losers while Eric Swanney homered In a losing effort for Dock of Crafts. Yet another no-hitter was turned In by Lake Mary's Ronnie Cliard. • per & *i,—a Cl by Relsh, Jackson (4). Torrihas (9) Gardner 8-1; Walley-Hill d. Car. and Trout. Fraley and Zeleski. pentiar-Bolln 6-4. A four ___ ingleft - Steel belted radial II —Colby 14, 11111ollinIll 19-7. Plus $1.59 F'.E1' and old tire. "w'Iu'Iw r -• $ • — - ...,%~ 1 ' Sabre's 3, Rangers 3 (re'tikv's heroics. [)o n Malone scored 2:19 (rvtikv scored twice' In just into the third period to give (i' ,I iiiifi(itt' 2111(1 then joined the Rangers the tie and ex((711(1 Buffalo's unbeaten lee- l-'ogtilin in setting up Asht unc-winncr with 1:50 streak to eight games. North Stars 7, Maple Leafs 2 left. In other games, the New Bobby scored his first York Islanders downed Philacareer hat trick and Olym. ik'lphia. 5-2, Montreal beat plan Steve Christoff added I iil('ilO, 8-4. l4tiff1il(i tied tile two goals to spark a 64-shot N ew York Rangers, :1-3, Mm- assault and lead Minnesota to 1eS(i.l boiiitx'tI Toronto, 7-2, a clul)-record sixth conor • .ISSSO LOW COST 10 AUTO S INsuRANcE; FOR I Baseball ... A struck out 10 to lead Goodings Supermarket to , - a In mid-week action Galaxy Carpets came up with a three-run rally In the top of the seventh to pull out a 6-5 win over Better Garbage. r.---. As It H 16. I '1iTh àU $53 iSa s--IS . 611004 ;. -*-S.. . Sanford's All Star Auto Parts held off a late rally by Sutton & Sons Inc. for a 74 victory. Bill Lang fired a one-hitter and struck out 11 batters erroute to leading Rotary Club of Casselberry to a 13.0 win over Clark Chrysler Plymouth. Rounding out Seminole Pony League act, Caueiberry No, 2 rallied for three runs in ttomoftheaeventh to edge Sanford 87 and Jimmy Waring teamed up for a onehitter with Greg Ebbert and 15 strikeouts to pace Burch & Sons toa9-2 win over Flnanclal Planning Institution. .. P:Iqume Olflmsv Aluminum It Oaks Camp or-a a . Galaxy Carpets bombed Shop & Go 16.5• with a 16 hit attack, Richard Coffey Photographers scored in all but one Inning to beat Perkins Cake & Steak 1".. s31 . - PItching once again dominated weekend action in the Seminole Pony Baseball League. Marty Coffey and Jim Robbins teamed up to lead Galaxy Carpet toa7.O,no hit win over Clark Chrysler Plymouth. Vincent Martling, Stephen White, Mark Kapela and John Mattda each collected a pair of hits in pacing OWS Realty to a 14.9 victory over Milex Tune Up. McKecknle Machinery came up with a sixrun fourth inning to score a 11$ win over Golden Comb Hairstyling. Jeff Burten, Jimmy Kremer and Rosa Hackett carried the big sticks with two hits each while Garry Stapleton rapped out a pair of base hits for Goldencombina losing effor t. DITTMIN ALUMINU score' 50 goals for two (hfferent te;Ufls when he fir ed in two goals and Steve Shutt added two others to Up Montreal's unbeaten streak to IiutGOltU. .,. - ) Jose - PINS EQPT. Central Division W I Pct GB ' Attant,p 49 874 San An'oc-.o 40 39 3? It 4$t It': Cleveland 35 44 413 Ii' were supposeti to Pack III), Irid,a,a 3 5 Ii 143 tI Det'o' on the' road and grae'efulR 76 63 . Western conference bow out it the p l a y off picture. Division w I Pct GB But aI1V learn ttiit pOS.S('SSes M.I5p i7 32 SS a Wayne (;r.'tiky Isn't about Ctp 1% 34 573 2 Oecier 30 50 37% 17: to drop out of sight without Chcaqo 7$ St 354 19 11111k111g sonic noise. 24 ss 301 73 Pacific Division "lie's like Hotthv Orr used w I PC?. OS LOS Ar'ipipp 57 72 777 tO lii', tn aIlV iii these great $C'tle 54 75 881 hocke% pla t'rs,'' Ediiionton 52 27 654 S Portland 37 12 168 Coach (iie'ri Sather said TuesSanD ego 35 44 413 77 GoenSia?e :3 58 297 31 (Id night. after (;re't,k, 19, '-clinched division title scored to goals and assisted y.cIinCNpdpIayoU berth Tuesday's Results on tsso other-.-, to provide the Boston 96. %asri njtonc5 Oilers sslt!l a crucial 5-4 Von. 125 Cieri,'d ItS SnAfl!On,Ot ilOjptyi 10' o'mirutt'back victor', over %waikee 177. Chca90 III lg Pnper ()liiipian ,Iiiii Craig* and the Sd'atIir 734, PhOeri.,9% Atl;Il1tl Haiiit's. 'CirIiafldlCi6 banas CIp 107 W.dn.iday'O.m,s 'lhit Oilers' third straight #di- York at Boston At,,n'iat PP1.iadeipN victors ';tllt'ei theni over mrd.an6 t Detroit I 41 roll. W;ishu:lltiii: ,ind \;iri Sr ArOni at tlGuS'r C'i'cai4cat Denser cotiVt'r 211111 Into 1nIt place in kansas cIs t C,olOcr S'ai,' c e ,,,, as Phoen, the' overall stirioiifigs. Thursday's Games ''It th,, hllgge's( ',', York ''a3eip,,,'Pi, NnA Jersey ,j Mien?, the' sear tot us, I guess,' saul ,%.is" nq?ona'('p.eiend the' soft-spoken (;rt'tikv, who - i's Angeles a t U t ah now has 12 isirits. 'M.irk's .J ; , ., fly United Press International • i al %% I. ,, the bii The E11100111n1 ik'rs have ut ive mc'mentuxn already played the final hone and Lmt iOIfll. e,aifl of their first Nill. With Atlant;i leading 4-1, season :\fter s inning their \lt'ssit'r, also P, scored with last two g.IIIICS 1t Northlands 1:1)3 left in the -t'ond period Coliseum last st'ek, the Oilers to 1fl21kt' it 4-2 atllh set the' stage a 1 2 1. 'L edged i2 Oaks Mathis ii if if Smith DouIher3 " .. C ampground 12 1 0 N 11, ,,' .' v.,.) i ,. rF S. , highlighting action in the Totals 30 I? $ S LaPetIrs PaolaLittleLeague. I: five 0~4 Seward I /_!~ • ,,,..' • $25 -: Totals I. runs in both the second and ,' . .,' '.. .. ' t. AKS third innings but failed to put I SUNSHINE TV Ill I A2SR'D 1111 boar other run on th as RN AS It 14 e d e an th "—''. -. ,,'. - ', • ' - . _1..... rest of t he way as Suns hi ne Crockor 4 2 I Ludwig 2 2 I Twiner 21 TV kept chipping away at the Murphy big early deficit to pull out the Massey 4 0 2 Turner 3 1 61 The high and low of it. Royals second baseman Pitcher against catcher. Right bander Darin Slack tried to aid his own cause with a sacrifice throns 3 1 a Williams I 0 ONin. Slack of the Semoran Pony League Royals fires bunt in a tight ball game. lie advanced a team- Gary Snyder goes up for a high throw from cat2 ' 0 orioles I i Dlttmer took advantage of born o against Tiger catcher Dave I)i'Mauro in Tuesday mate Into scoring position but the Tigers cher Dave '/Aetchek in an attempt to nail Tiger numerous errors against me Pony League action. I)I'Mauro drew a walk this remained undefeated at 3-0 with a 4-I win over the base runner Kenny Tuttle, the winning pitcher In Seminole Fire Equipment to Cocktfhaii I 0 0 Total, 20 12 the Tigers 4-1 decision, Royals. put 25 runs on the board on wallner : time. just eight hits. 454 110 s—It FVA astnQton NewJrsep ', ________ 14 " 56 77 71$ 21. 19 It LII 20- . 37 12 464 22 PPiI3CIPt,a NewVrk Tennis ' j9,64ENO, ,41N4,61909 ___ L '/ At.' / 'j7VENN/ I -. .$'kA 'p a -: ''." " .~ 7. - 0 Playoff Spots On Line HL N Houston and Stan Leland to COlumbus, Ga - and flonroster M pitchers Billy Smith, Jim Mac AtSanfsnd.OrlaMo Donald and Dennis Miscik to Tuisday night results undetermined sites. First rac.—$.1,C 31:37 New York (NL) Appointed lMlneola Big Jill 26.00 1.20 4.40 Jay Horwitz director of public 6Ted Pool 4. 3.20 relations and named Arthur Rich 1 Bendixon 3.50 man traveling secretary ) Returned pitchers Jesse Orosco, Second race — s-ia, 0: 31:25 Ed Lynch and Tim Leary and SWnight caper 4.40 210 340 infielders Wally Backman, Brian 33Essle Express 4.20 3 Giles and HUbIC Brown to their 6 Red Phantom 2.10 2 minor league complex liv 0(3-5) 2240; P ($-3) 31.70; Detroit 4, St. Louis 3 sOakland Names Mickey 3-6) 234.10; 00 (4-5) 54,10, Today' s games Morabito traveling secretary and Third race —516,5: 31:42 New York (A) vs. Chicago (A) at public relations director ISan A Albert IsO 3.50 3.00 Sarasota, 1:30 p.m. College 6DrIt's Dart 3.00 3.4 t Toronto vs. Kansas City at Fort Wisconsin Milwaukee — Fired 1 Wright Seamer 3.30 Myers, 1:30 p.m. Bob Gottlieb and appointed Jay 0 (6-I) 14.60 P (5-4) 31.10: '1' ($ Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota at Williams head basketball coach. 4-I) 41.01 Orlando, l: p.m. Iowa State — Appointed Johnny Fourthrace — s-la, D. 31:75 Montreal vs. Texas at Pompano Orr head basketball coach 4 Charging Connot'1S40 12.60 3.40 Beach, 1:30 p.m. Basketball ileam Player Boston vs. Houston at Cocoa, 14.60 140 New York - Returned Sly Sister Beam 2.50 1: p.m. Williams to the active list and Atlanta vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, placed Geoff Huston on the 0(1-4) 35.40, P(4-I) 451.50; 1(41.5) 405.60. 1:30 p.m. inactive list. Fitthrs —5-16,5: 31:43 St. Louis vs. Los AngeleSat Vero Detroit - Reactivated guard S RR's Eve 33.20 10.00 6.20 Beach, 1:30 p.m. Eric Money from the injured 1. I Foll Her 6.00 350 Philadelphia vs. New York (p4) reserve list to replace rookie free 2Evenlng Jane at St. Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. agent forward centerSteve 0(5-I) 75.20; P (S-I) 301.50; I (S. Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Malovic, whose contract expired SCottsdale, Ant., 3 p.m. A 5)2) 1474.40. Women's Basketball League Sixffi race - 6-16, A: 31:30 San Diego vs. Seattle at Tempe, Chicago Named Janet Rogers 0.1 3 Boston Sherry 3.40 3.40 2.60 Ant., 3 p.m. assistant general manager and 1 HP's BoBo Cleveland vs. San Francisco at 5.60 4.40 Aaron Kerns director of public 4 La Pants 3.20 PhoenIx, Ant., 3 p.m. relations. 0(1-3)14.20, P (3l) 52.40; 1 (3 Chicago (N) vs. California at 1.4) 15010 Palm Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. Seventh rac.—s.1, 5 31 47 Baltimore vs. Detroit - at S Wright Alb ,1 21.30 5.50 10,00 Lakeland, S p.m. NHL Standings 2GentlsScot 14.10 1.20 By United Press International 3ChanleyChanles 3.20 Campbell Conference 0 (2-1) 136.30; P (5-2) 415.10; 1 Patrick Division (52-3) 1233.60. Tuesday's results W L T pt. Elflt race—s-, 1:31:41 College Phila 15 1 18 108 Iiuds 7.60 5.00 250 Men y NY lslndrs 36 78 11 83 6DG's Hot Toddle 5.30 7. RollinsS, Indiana 4 y NY Rarigrs 35 29 10 so 4Two Stroke 5.10 Singles: DeSalvo (R) d. Druz 6y Atlanta 33 2917 78 0(6-5) 35.40: P (5-6)124.30; 1(5 0, 6-3; True (I) d. Perry 6.3, 64; Washington 25 38 It 61 4-4)501.20. Spielman(R)d, Dickinson 6-4, 6-0: Smythe Division NInth race—s-la, 5: 31:40 Green (RI d. C,rran 6.7, 6-3, 6-1; W L T Pts. 2WnlghtGl.ssTop 6.40 3.60 2.10 Ramsdell (R) d. Rogers 7.6, 63; YChicago 32 24 18 87 I GHG's Scooter 6.40 330 Brandt (R) d, Lockhart 6.3, 6.7, 6. St. LOuis 31 3)17 74 7KeystoneGamler 2.20 2. Edmonton 75 38 12 67 0(1.2) 43.50; P (2.1 ) 1$ .11,1(2. Doubles: Druz.Curran (I) d. Vancouver 73 3715 61 1-7) 414.11. Spielman-Perry 6.3, 6-1; True. Colorado is 1517 '8 T.nthrace —3-I, A: 35:65 Leonard (I) d. Outlaw.Brandt 6.3, __________________________ 6Valleyiass 5.00 4.40 3.40 62; Rogers. Dickinson (I) d, I 4 Wright Fielder 4.00 3.00 O'Gnady.Segenphaler 5-7, 6.2, 6.2. S Lisa Lou Seconds: Rollins30.3 Indiana 5. 6.20 1. 0(4.4) 0.60; P (6-4) 25,75; T(6.41)143.40. UCF 7 Bowling Green 2 Ileven$h race —$.Ió,C1 31:61 Singles: Luccl d. Vetter 6-1, 7-5; 2 ElusIve Everett 15.60 7.60 3.50 Staubte d, Conlln 62,6-2; Chappell [I1.1IIL1lW(2'11I45.LEId 1 Dana Doll 3.00 3.30 d. Ebstein 7.3,6.4; Krass d. Cony SCOtt 4.60 6-1,6.3; Chafed, Cantrell 3-6, 6.3, 4- 0(1.2) 32.45; P (2-1) 101.00:1(22; Langill d. Zekas 6-3, 2-6, 6.1. 11 -.p 1025 . 68. Doubles: Conlin-Cantnalg (BC) Twelfth race-341, Di 35:16 CO. Krass.Chate 6-4, 7-3; Corey. HEAT PUMP ______________________ 4 Crystal Jewel 22.20 14.40 Fergusen (BC) d. Lucci-Tucker 61 Rapid Light 4, 34, 4.4; Langill.Stauble d. 3.20 2.60 Mn With Wanda Better Ebsteln 6.1, 6-7, 6.1. 3 0(1.4) 34.40, P (4.1) 2.1S; '7' (4. Record: UCF 15-4, 14) 251.00. Women 1 '007 S Sanford Ave A - 2533, Handle $265,577, Sanford UCF 5, Flagler 4 Singles: Fowler (F d. Cook 6.4, 6. 3; Soddsrbung (UCF) d. Dezina 6. 7,6-2,6-2; Hobgood (UCF) d Geyer 6-2, 6-2; Capatbo (F) d. COLLUGI Christensen 6-3, 6-3; Zurawicki Tuesday's Resells (UCF) d. Brown 6-2, 6-2; Woodard Rollins l, Colby 0 (UCF) d. Sanderlin 6-1, 6-1. Doubles: Fowler-Geyer (F) d. Doubles: Colby 00101040000-01 1 6-3, 64; R111-~.ns 000000010 01-1 7 2 VisInna.Capalbo (F) d, Zurawicki. Rushing 6.2, 6-2; Cook-Hobgoocl Phil O'Neal 'N (10), Collins (11) (UCF) d. Sanderlln-Bnowno.1, 6.1, and Cone. Overbee and Flynn. "hoof Hitters - Rollins: PIggolt 2-1 0 11l i /1/6' Calvin Natt po ur ed in 24 points and fellow rookie Billy Ray Bates came off the bench to score a critical basket with 1:40 remaining to give Portland a two-game lead over San Diego In the race for the final playoff berth in the Western Conference. Evan.nj fleraid, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 26, 1980-9A i i 12 EN GARDE James Hardy scored a career-high 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Utah, despite the absence of Adrian Dantley, led throughout in defeating Denver. SuperSonics 104, Phoenix 94 Dennis Johnson scored 26 points and Gus Williams added 22 to lift Seattle. The Suns were paced by Walter Davis' 21 points. Trail Blazers 106, Kings 102 With one second left, Kevin Grevey's 21-foot An 114 spurt by the Rockets closed the shot was deflected out of bounds by Boston's margin to 94.79 midway through the second Larry Bird and Nate Archibald. After back. half but James Silas, who scored 21 points, to-back timeouts, Greg Ballard's 12-footer then hit eight straight to give San Antonio an from the right baseline bounced off the rim at Insurmountable 102-79 advantage. the horn — carrying most of Washington's In other games, Milwaukee downed playoff hopes with it. Chicago, 122-111, Utah upended Denver, 109"We're a game down to Houston and they 91, Seattle beat Phoenix, 104-95, and Portland have the easier schedule the rest of the way," edged Kansas City. 106-102. I U CM N.0daad. Jail WIN ' 07521_ REMOTIONS TIONS -131-I*00 Soup, N. on (Jade. II • ; I . I I - a II ' Ill -. - ": •.' .- -, -'iT '_5'.. - - I • Ii • • C • • -......... V_s" . -.4" tr' • r a • • • �10A—Evening Hra Id, Sanford, Ft. Wad nisday, March 26, 1,10 lative Legi s FIMIDA - No Solid Leads In Hunt For Young Woman's Killer No solid leads have turned up In a search for a man with a red beard ,1 .S - ..., r, aaaca III WV IIIIU UVI UI 1O .. o15Iw . . ... year-old Carol Ann Barrett. The young woman, on vacation with friends from hometown of Zanesville, Ohio, was kidnapped at Daytona Beach Monday, shot to death and dumped in remote area north of Jacksonville, Fla,, 100 miles away. "I wish I had something. No investigation has produced anything solid," said Jacksonville homicide Lt. Jim Subar, who Is heading the investigation because the body was found in his department's Jurisdiction. Suber said Tuesday even the hundreds of fingerprints found In the Treasure Island Motel room where she was abducted probably won't help until the suspect Is found. ... • i Cook Of The Week q - - Family -, ...- .,_ - H lOst NETSEL Herald Staff Writer - - f I FAMILY DENTISTRY , - I Iiiink, her 4-year-old son, Jason, takes up a lot of her time but she (toes enjoy playing the piano and organ and is presently the organist for a church in Longwood. Amateur radio is another activity Mrs. Morrison 4 We're Sick of Inflation,too.1Eckerd cells. Fr_ 'Milk aa A111111i,'ML live in ner nauve Atlanta. "It's one way I keep in Prices nt represents a major step in efforts aimed at reducing ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. uncertainties about the risks YES. WERE FREE.ZINGOURREGULARPRICESONAIL THE ITEMS ABOVE OUR VOLUNTARY INFLAT ION .FIGHTING AND WERE CHALLENGING ALL OUR SUPPLIERS IOJOIN THE FIGHT. FREEZE YOUR PRICES TOUSON ANY IS IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 21 AND WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUq COSTS ARE ITEM WE SELL AND WE WILL FREEZE THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE TOOUR CUSTOMERS NOT JUST FOR 60 DAYS. people face from low doses of PROGRAM GOING UP IF WE CAN SELL FOR LESS WE WILL BUT FOR AS LONG AS YOU HOLD THE PRICE radiation, and In evaluating compounds such as vitamin A that might protect against , ROLAIDS ;A radiation damage. 4. ANTACIDTABLETS 4i Dr. Carmla Borek of CoA '—r7 lumbia University's College -'. _ ROLLS 594 pack ________ 'i', of Physicians and Surgeons ECKERD LIMIT I PACK told an American Cancer MRS. ANNIE LOCKE Association of Retired Society meeting today her VASELINE Rotted 100 Mrs. Annie Pearle Locke, Federal Employees, 5 grain LIMIT I INTENSIVE CARE ': studies already have shown 84, of 317 E Palmetto Ave., .. J- BABY POWDER He is survived by his wife, humans are much SHARP ELS14S GENERAL ELECTRIC touch with my family in Georgia," she said. Mrs. Morrison lives in DeBary but has been in the Sanford area for more Uian seven ears, having graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree In English. . She gives credit to her mother for teaching her how to cook. "She stoold tile on a stool anti I inade a pound cake, she recalled. Since that first pound cake, when she was 8 years old. Mrs. Morrison has WE CANIPT MAT INIFLATION ALONE. BUT ALL AMERICANS, WORKING TOGETHER, CAN. LETS START NOW, - I AREA DEATHS ' • - • - - - - - : .. •... ..- . many have been given her by other members of the family, A cookbook compiled by her grandmother is filled with family favorites that usual) have the name of the family member who originated the dish in time , - • • • ., ,,,..- • . ..- \ - ' 29tv Longwood, died early Mrs. Anna Butts, Sanford. resistant to radiation than Tuesday at Seminole Gramkow Funeral Home is laboratory animals. Memorial Hospital. A native In charge of arrangements. Scientists for years have of Oconee, Ga., she had lived bee' an cells In Longwood since 1926 moving here from McRae, G She be to radiation to measure cancer hazards, but they had Dr. Borek performed the feat last May and just at n.sdiy at Se minole Memorial Hospital will &1 11 a.m. Lo ood' a son Edward Im 1Locke, tArillwood; B Friday of Good Shepherd nounced her success to On sister, Mrs. H.B. Boone, Lutheran Church with Pastor Ralph 1. Luman officiating. scientific corrimunity in the gr&' Xl- burial will be In Rostdoig BrJW am slit weat- Gramkow.OaLneg Home, Laigwood,Is in charge of arrangements. C~*M. Martinsburg, W. Va. In faQ of tiO%r$ dOnofJons may be niade to the Good ShOi•fd Lutheran Memorial Fund. Oramkow Funeral Home In charge. M RS. ANNIE TtIOMAS jy I-'ç: PLANTERS PENNANT 9REG subiectedlniglaudtah tows - a whole tbody 'ru.eday Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at 11 am. Friday at .. I --.-.--- ll} `FZ Memorial Gardens. Gramkow. from Westfield, N i He a World Ww I Navy veteran and was a martat news reportsir. He was a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Qnrth SanfOrdII the Masonic Bentley LAdge No.. 37, Hedgavillie, W. Va. Ma. 190 Doe Track Road, Ga'""' Longwood, In charge. HUNI MONUMENT (0 — 00 41PI01110 11-oz bottle. ....•.. 4 . c4wo 9"0 011114111 COlT I ti I L!I. lAYS RU SPECKLED EGGS Colortultrooll 12811 J10I to ream., NO PEG If ull is pressed NI'. TWICE THE PRINT111 Get an ittitiii %Of 01 Pf-ntS *.th every toll Of Colo, .-- • 7W - ______ 100 *11h . LIMIT I for their Easier Gaskets. 10-o bag REG 9 . Holds 264 of your favorite Photo$ without coiner MOSSY glue REG $5849 TABLE TOP IRONING BOARD Mn 388 ' and served over rice. Use pastry shell. Add pecans evenly and bake for 10 Coat chicken with flour. Arrange in singic. layer Minutes at 450 degrees. Reduce heat to 350 and with skin down in inelted butter in 1:3 x 9 x 2-inch continue baking until knife inserted in center comes baking (fish. Bake uncovered in 425 degree oven for out clean. 10 nluiutes. Turn chicken and bake in addition al 15 SARA 131211GEWS GINGE111111EAD to 20 Ininutes until bro%%- nand tender. Remove from I cup butter 1 2 sticks) oven and reduce teniperature to 325 degrees. Pour I cul) sugar off excess fat. Add onions and inushroonis to 4 eggs chicken Cm ibitevaporated . soul). cheese. I cIll) s)'nil) I use North Georgia syrup or salt and pep1wr and pour over chicken. Sprinkle :er with foil and return to oven for it:) I cup, buttermilk 15 r 20 MAR rii,t S BRUNSWICK STEW 2 large fryers t5 tub pounds I pork roast (3 to 4 pounds) 2 tncdium onions Chopped 4 Cans toillatoo-'s 4 cans creamed corn CO10',,o'b1$Ckande.I. TODAY AND EVIERYDAY ' CUPS flour '* teaspoon soda 1 tablespoon ginger 1 t.ibIts1)oon tinn mmon 1 tablesp 11 allspice Nlix ingrt 'o edients well and pour into 9-inch tube 2 pods hot red lwppers (niore or less to taste) 1 1-2 cups Worcestershire sauce pan. It,like for one hour and 15 tifinutes in 325 degree oven. Note: if syrup is 0 real tic and dark, add ' cup brussim sugar . pepper,r, i,ar I' ic salt to taste M9 ADDHAUrl: f1cliTCIM %i&IIIfl Now at R'IVU I I LIII& 0 - ~ t condensed Cheddar Cheese soup as the sauce and add ! easily available winter 2 cans (11 oz. each) con- heat 20 minutes. Stir in A carrots and celery as densed Cheddar cheese soup celery; cook 10 minutes more 4 tap. garlic powder or until done. Serve over rice. vegetables. tsp. pepper Garnish with parsley, if Cook the rice by your desired. Makes 6 servings. favorite method while the 2 cups sliced carrots F, GUARANTEE Buy only m-9 prints you want Nohass treated cover. REG $4 99 I AL\ I I .i*P'.rio Ili Ceat Mfl GE Potscrubber - UI "d1ahwaaherwith Power Scrub " cycle for added cleaning J-f performance. 6 1111111111111111116 . , I. 1 0 pf'rif I — -- - AIR CONDITIONERS' EARLY BIRD SPECIALS • - • HOT POINT . 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MURRAY GRAMKOW - — fends out new line and cuts it to the $54 11K[5 -! mbuca%y ¶amI.,$tJ, - 2.q-ck, 14cc than s..d %lrd. The Mir1•rrT.rr.qt1r' AY UlJtri'.1 f0.lm r4 I fl - It iurirkaIIy - -J )' - I ,.aiy ti-&4rat..x' """,Al ,i-.xj t?. engine. Total weight: less Only $24" - ..._. ______ f - i- *j ' mIcrowave even woke tast... by time ortimp.ntii.re. - it: Total less than RIbs. ltauttically(eeds our new line and cuts it to the right length. Only GramkowLFb 1 (j spring that's 'wethiI enough to cut through the thickest t'tts, any. Where need to. Wore relhar,'ing. 114 1.3 - II LS$7 mmmci this upto45minutes -. jit,t'rI (Jet i the hassko(an CXtCftSItltt cord. It can . L. TORO 1400 TRIMMER the tool that lues trimming and light P weeding and trim' .• THE (IAS.POWEREI) THE TOR() CORDLESS TRIMMER Th is spring, get , Get the perfect trimmer fix light 'WI A butter until tender. Stir in steak I cup chopped onions soup and seasonings. Add 2 tbop. butter or margarine carrots. Cover; cook over low of p,-n11-1 mFottheP,,@c you erstied at E019rd 429 4"ZMMI. ;W i -orblack and wPt• pr.nt film aeelop.d and pnt, TODAY 0 EVERYDAY PHOTOALBUM slowly. stirring constantly. Pour into liAncooked 2-3rd cui) evaixii-ated inilk Just a pound of lean round meat and vegetables are 2 cups sliced celery steak can serve six when simmering. Rice is bland, but 3 cups hot cooked rice combined outh Its blandness is Ideal as the Freeze meat 1 hour to make i t accompaniment tO watering ish teak slicing easier; slice into thin Jardin. The meat is a less saucy savory steak. strips. In saucepan, brown SAVORY STEAK JARDIN expensive cut and serves u &t.i i a 1 1k I £ 411. l ean boneless round meat a coo onions n moreauseiisuuniyuceu •,, P torn stick pan in oven Mix all other ingredients grind in food chopper. Put chicken and broth in together, adding enough buttermilk to form a fairly large soup pan with pork and all other ingredients thick batter. llcmove Pan from oven and )Ur hot oil exceptcorn. Simmer for one hour. Then add corn to Into batter, mixing well. Pour batter into hot tn ttiIcknctj stew, depending on how umuch liquid was tnd bake until golden brown. Becipe may be ILSCd. If too thin, more corn niav be added to make doubled for cornbread made in a pan. desired thickness. Makes approximately 8 qu'irts M.i be frozen. Good served with hot cornbread. UA)ISE'S BAKI;l) ('III('KFN ii large chicken breasts ELtNORS PECAN PIE ' cup nielted butter I cup dark 1 ~ ounce call Illushrooill p Cup sugar tupgrthdA,;itfltinj tablespoons butter 'L tablesimon salt :1 eggs 4 teaspomn pepper teaspoon vanilla I jar onions, drainett cul)Wcalls, fillely chopped I ineditun can niushroonis, sliced Cook sugar, butter and syrup together until thick. Bea t eggs until light and pour hot syrup over them i cup flour - $15 9 9 _ICKED TABLETS lisv~~ rum - Turnsonauto. - 6i. - SQUIBB • y-- umew (31111111 M420 Serve lx rt onS From Pound Of L' JUICER 21 tablespiomns oil or Inelted Crisco Cut tip fryers and Cover with water to cook until I good pinch I about I,, teaspoon I soda tender. lietain broth. When cool, reniove ineat front Buttermilk bone, cut into small pieces or grind An food chopper. Preheat oven to 425 450 degrees intl place oil in Cook pot roast in 50 degree men until sell done and Salt Detects fire in its earliest stages Provides loud alarm & test tton. PROCTOR SILEX 1399 GRANDMOTHEII'S CORN STICKS cup self rising corn meat (scant 1 cup) 1 ~ cup self rising flour (scant I., cup) $399 10 SMOKE DETECTOR WITH *PCCIAL REBATE OFFER* % sembek C""18 I h .. r Martha Morrison prepares crust for Pecan Pie. $ FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER OAkLAWN C6111111i PEG SALE PRICE .............. ••-- r-1-"% : - LIGHTWAVE REFILL 9One step. Soft perm LIMIT I - MINNIAL PARK for convenience 3199foods NO T93B WELLS FARGO PB 10 HAND I CODY LOTION , Longwood, who died Gremkow-GaInts Funeral chapel with Rev. Ruth Grant he Mo"d to Sanford in IM otficlatino. Burial In L no---- LIMIT I reax; Fun for Mrs. Annie Pearl* Locke, 14, provides a dose of less than of 317 E. Palmetto Ave., ofw4ourth of a died early Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Born in Son " ftdW W. Va 5 PAIIIERGE1 NXED, NUTS . - Thomas ReW Butts, 83, Of 1412 S. Plark Ave., Sanford, OF Twin blade cartridges 16 don that could be fatal to a person in BLADES Morbid Photo by Tom Notsel 9 bakes. Great 1499PEG d,git $1799 _________ SCHICKSUPERD title. \ TOASTER/OVEN Toasts. top brown Thin man wallet Calculator with 4 key memory 8 readout 79"LIMIT I nets. 12-oz. eon LIMIT CALCULATOR Balsam&Ptoloin. MIXED NUTS 1 990 SUAVE SHAMPOO ---_--_-_ ,. 24-oz.for the whole family LIMIT I PACK/fl A, She und human *Jn o0s X-ray dome of 400 rads ,h Y BUTTS, THOMAS REED— been unaWe to transform First Pentecostal Church. Survivors include her Funeral services for Thom& human cells into a malignant Reed Butts, 13 of 1412 S Park state with radiation. daughter Mrs. Bernice Smith, Ave., Sanford, who died Wed. children J, : -. - the Air Forceli Eastern Test Range at 7: 19 a.m. EST. Thie 15-year-old Stimson is the third of a dozen Poseidon class missile launching submarines being converted to fire the longer-range Trident. The Navy spent $13.1 million on conversion of the vessel that originally cost $90.5 million. The Navy said there were no Soviet spy ships In the area of today's launching. In her own words Martha Morrison is a "nice iatured person" and sees herself .is -easy going and even tempered. But Mrs. Morrison works in the commercial loan Jepartment of the Atlantic Bank in Sanford and part of her duties include collecting past-due accounts. When she gets on the telephone with a delinquent account, a Jeckle and Hyde transformation occurs and easy going, mild mannered Mrs. Morrison disappears. She does not get mean and nasty exactly but she does collect the bank's money in a the part I like best,,, cE: ; . DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 549W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 3232301J for the first time in using X- . .. Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment rays to convert normal huma n cellsinto rnne'rwi Favontes ill F Files -..- Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of ( - . OURSELVES Tax Morn.-Is 1t t%mS corm Check-up yet? j _____________________ OMJ*3 L I(ojit, D.D.C. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) In a breakthrough In radiation research, a New York biologist has succeeded , . Other proposals being considered are removing the sales tax exemption on gasoline — that would result In a nickel-a-gallon increase; a one-or two-cent increase and an indexing provision to result in further increases later; and a penny or two increase Creates Cancer - .et. 'People are hostile about taxes, but we know the need Is there. We're going to look at it carefully and see if there is some trade-off we can use to pass it," Graham won't say what he intends to propose, although he is reiterating his belief i CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) A Trident i missile was launched today from the submarine uss Henry L. Stlmson while the vessel was cruising submerged 50 miles off Cape Canaveral and the Navy called the test "successful." i_ii offensive because it would result in a 100 percent hike in the tax by the end of the year if the price of gas goes to $2 a gallon as expected. man commission plan probably is the most B olog st Sub Launches Missile fm least offensive to the Legislature. The Bor- "I would like to see us do something this year, but there is a serious, practical, nolitical nroblem. Novem ber Is th election and members of the Legislature are sure skittish about raising taxes in an election year," he said In an interview with UP!. Gas term relief package, including more general with no indexing provision, Graham said early ftyear he would seek revenue dollars, they said. a gas tax hike. His position was bolstered a The governor began talking gas tax inshort time later when the Department of crease again last week, however, saying any Transportalon said it (aces a $100 million to short-term transportation assistance $110 million deficit because Floridians are program would be like treating cancer with using less gas and paying less gas taxes, aspirin. Lewis agrees with that assessment. Aides said Graham gave up on the idea of a ,If we don't face t he issue now, we're gas tax hi ke for this year after President deferring the problem until later and increasCarter, as par t of an inflationfighting ing the price of the road work. Projects will program, imposed a federal oil import tax have to be delayed and by the time they're that will Jack up the price of gas 10 cents a done, inflation will have jacked up the costs." gallon. Graham would recommend a short- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) that more money for road work and Senate President Phil Lewis says he and House development of mass transit systems Is vital. Speaker Hyatt Brown will try to raise the A special transportation commission headed by Eastern Airlines president Frank gasoline tax for Gov. Bob Graham this Borman of Miami recommended a four-cent session, but he's not sure they can deliver. Some sort of Increase In the eight-cent-a increase now and an "indexing" provision gallon state gas tax will be the heart of the raising the tax again automatically In the future so road revenues keep up with intransportation message Graham will deliver Elation. to the Legislature next week, Lewis said Tuesday, and he and Brown have promised to Lewis said he and Brown are trying to come do their darndest to pass it. up with the form of increase that would be IF1 BRIEF DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) lwck L $275 NOW $ �- '•' -• -. - - - '. - : .' -. • . - . . . -"— -"• 'r •- - • 28— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Widnidiy, March 2,1lO a a aiior wrvives ihipwreck I Legal Notice Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS SEALED BIDS: INVITATION TO BID: Notice IS hereby given that the School Board of Seminole County, Florida will receive seated bids until Wed. j&22óJI nesday, April9, 1950 at 10 am., at wtiich time the bids will be publicly opened and read elovd in the Seminole County School Board I time 44c line office building. HOURS 3 constcutive times 39c a line PROJECT TITLE: Rock Lake 8:00 AM. — 510 PM. 7COn$*CUtIfttifflhi 3c a line GALVESTON, Texas UPI) — Ken. headquarters, said the seaman appeared Marvina, began taking water March 2. Middle School Hard Surface Court MONDAY thru FRIDAY PROJECT LOCATION: Rock neth Enoe, who drifted for 23 days In the to be in good condition considering the Enoe was set adrift while working on a SATURDAY 9 Noon Lake Middle School, Longwood, 3 Lines Minimum Gulf of Mexico, said in a fatigued whisper rigors he had endured, Florida. ___________________________ lifeboat. he survived the ordeal on a diet of "fish NAME OF OWNER: "He's clear. He knows where he lives," "The report we have is he was tryIng to THE SCHOOL BOARD DEADLINES and fish" he harpooned from his lifeboat. Smith said. "He said he felt pretty tired free a lifeboat," Gibson said. "The OF SEMINOLE COUNTY vessel And though the experience left him and weak, and some of his vital functions was sinking, taking on a heavy 1,1st. One 1211 Mellonville Ave. wan and weak, doctors say he Is In were not what they should be. Sanford, Florida 32771 lifeboat was tangled. He climbed Into t he remarkably good condition. PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF "But he Is in remarkably good shape lifeboat to free it and somebody else cut SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be Enoe, 30, wearing the same orange for what he's been through. He seemed to the line, delivered to the Superintendent of lifejacket he wore when he fell from his be in pretty good shape all In all." Schools in the School Board Office. L "It's probably what saved his life, the sinking ship, Tuesday stepped from the TIME FOR RECEIPT OF _______________________ The fatigued, scruffy-looking bosun food and water and stuff In the lifeboat," SEALED BiDS: 10 am. Wed. tanker that plucked him and his lifeboat then was placed in intensive care at St. Gibson said. 3-Cenrj nesday, April 9, 1980. . 18—Help - -Wanted -from the sea, Mary's Hospital as a precaution because _____________________ After Enoe floated away, the Marvina PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. Enoe replied to reporters questions in a he was low on body fluids, Smith said. He began to stabilize and the 14 other crew SIR UCTION: Finish gradIng, 2 Spgces In Masonic Gardens. In 100'z250x4" concrete slab with faint whisper as he was helped across the was expected to be area most beautiful Mem released wIthin 48 members remained aboard until another five tennis courts and six orial Park. $100. to settle dock by shipping security agents. He said hours, estate. vessel went to their aid. The Marviria, a basketball goals, he was "very tired." TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work -The crew of the tanker Cove Navigator 150-foot lumber carrier, sank three days will be let under this contract as Asked what he ate, he replied: "Fish saw the sailor Monday, drifting in the later while the rescue ship was towing It described in these contract _____________ ___________ tnd fish. I stuck them with the harpoon" gulf 200 mIles southwest of New Orleans. toward the Mississippi River. The crew documents. The Owner.Contractor that was in the lifeboat. An aggressive sales. di Lóni,yy Will,: "0.9 A Coast Guard spokesman Joe Gibson of members went aboard the rescue vessel Agreement to be used will be AlA WhV MltV' Dating ServIce. All Dr. Dan Smith, who gave him a New Orleans said Enoe had drifted 90 and no one was injured. The search for A101, 1977 editIon. person is needed for PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID aget. P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. physical ocamlnation at Coast Guard miles northwest of where his ship, The Enoe was suspended March 7. sales and servicepi tif, Fl. DOCUMENTS: . The School Board Office established and new NEED A SERVICEMAN? YOu'll 1211 Mellonville Ave. advertisers. A great find him listed in our 8usln,s Sanford, Seminole Production Scheduler needed by CLASSIFIED DEPT. in production planning & scheduling. Send resume to Ed Atchley, Pres. No phone calls please? Cobla Boat Co., P.O. 1857, Sanford, Fl. 3277). __ RATES 'Kidnapper' Frees Doll After Receiving Ransom IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: l0.597.CA.04.E IN RE: The MarrIage of OTTIS 0 PRATHER, PetitlonerHUSBAND, and KAREN M. PRATHER, Respondent-wIFE, NOTICE OF ACTION The Daimwood Derryberry Pavelchak Partnership 250 South Hwy. 17.92 Casselberry, Florida 32107 future for a self. starter. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commission with full compafly benefits. Apply in person to: Ron Beck, Advertising Director S—Lost & Found ______________________ Housekeeping, Full Time, in. terested In working with elderly. Better Living Center, Casselberry. Call for ap. pointment 3395002. ClASSIFIED _________ -4lou_______ AUTOMECHANICS Brake, front end & muffler men. 21—Situations Wanted _________________________ Typing done in my home; neati accurate; experienced; reasonable. Ph. 323-6873 aft. 5 p.m. _________________ -- 24—Business Opportunities The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. s.. . .Just Results? Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build yOur lot 0'? our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 614 3013 3225353,3333773,332077, Lake front country charm,2BR, 25, brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lOt, many extras. -131,900 by owner principals 'Only. Call aft 5, 3236507. -- Open 1 to5dally PUII*MVdID,Nanl*pruLS, 011.26 Sig.: Michael 1. Ruder Publish March 5, Il, 19, 36, 1950 D(T.$ YW' PtIISl beciu ISMMhIIIU wendarM is about to INN- recrm.,DR, FLR,C-H&A,w. w carpet, & more? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. ONLY I BR 2 8 split plan home, with a Ig 16 x 32 pool for Summer time fun. Close to Hadgeagainstinflathonl SacresonfastgrowlflgLk.Mary '68 Cony Plymouth Fury 5695 Current lnsp - . " I 77—Junk Cars Removed I I -I Dodge Coronet Brougharn V C. Auto Radio, good mpg, e'xc running cond S.400 or best otter 869 1874 8. A ' - . __________ - ------ ---._ . Maitland East, Howell Estates, by owner. Deluxe pool, lovely 4 BR 26, FR, 3 car garage, sc porch, kit appl. Many extras, k9,900. assume. 671.1517. - 42—biIe hlp.es - --- _______________________ 1 VI. OLD DBL.WIDE Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 21, w. Central lIlA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,00011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. See gur beautiful new SROAD. MORE, front & rear SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3SO3OrIandoDr. 323.3250 VAIFHAFInencI00 Lit a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyws fasi, Orlando 337.$577 _________________ 43—LotS-Acreage NEAL ESTATE REALTOR, 33271is WEI1U Y I) SE 0 FURNITURE & APPI lANCES Sanford Fur Salvage. 3228721. _____ I Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll a way bed you've nowhere to roll away .If you' place a Classified Ad today. -_-___,._,,_,,,,,,, Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig,, stoves, toola Wanled to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So,. of Sanford. 322 1721. M0J5 SI' si.. 11*1 UTATE SrOber - 72— Auction -_54—Garage - - Sales GUNAUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORDAUCTION333.n.IO ' Wanted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath heme. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and Price. No salesmen. 47-A--rtages Bought & Sókl — Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We _______________________ also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1101 C. Robinson, Orlando, 172 2976. - Sail Boat. Yazoo mower. Furn. & small items 25c to 517$. 1209 Myrtle Ave., Sat. Only. 9 to , --- ------ -- - 55—Boats & Accessories So iiigt;y',r bargain Otter it today in the Classified Ads. ROBSONMARINE 2fl?Hwy.17-92 51Ibty, Fl Eve. se: u' miscellaneous items, 373Wo, _____________- Carpet Cleaning __________________ ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estirliates 24 fit. 830 0070 GeramlCTjJe __________________________ MEINTZER TILt Jiew or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 5547 - Tilefloorssnstalled NEW&REPAIR Free Ct. 810 IltJafto _________________________ Clock Repair Home Repair CompleteMoble Home Repair 349 5259 Remodeling Free EsI Lic & Bonded Johnny WatkerConsf Ltd 332 6451 ' Light Hauling __________________________ - Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc, (LOCAL)349 5371 ________________________ __________________________ Lawn Care _____________________________ Responsible Christian man wants Iawnslo mow Complete lawn service 322 0718. __________________________ GWALTNEyJEWELE 204S Park Ave. 322 6309 I[sIi1J I — i11r,!iII Painting __________________________ Dressmaking ________________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. UhoIstery ___________________ __________________________ -_ Groominga Boarding - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Therm,, stat contrnle.i .... 'i". sleeping boxes We cater to your pet. 322 5L2. Sanford, Fla. 33171 House Cleaning HousewivesCIeaning'ice" Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or Itime basis We do wash windows 6?? 5$9 Spring Cleaning Time, ovens, refnig., walls. woodwork, wds, floors, top to bottom. Sue 8161. I ._ GINO PERtANE1 Fainting, Contractor. Decorator Ex cellent local references, Cust painling, Staining Residen hal, Commercial 327 1791 _____________________ Creative Surfaces lic, speciaz,ng in repainting, mt. & ext wallpaper, wall texing, wood .'aining. Free Ext. After yoe have called the rest call thc best 867-5592. , Painting S Repair — Trent Painting & Repair — Interior 8. Exterior Free Est 322 353$ — ______ Painting I. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349.575, Phoigr.piiy ___________________________ Wedding photography by John Cullum, Free engagement photos or color 8*10. 323 8358. Horns Inçron*nts Carpentry. Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 323 6031 Insured 534 8399 TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead & 13*20,1500. 3335906 Sea lily Ca,. ____________________________ TOWER'S BEAU ('1 SALON tormerly Hart iett's Beauty Nook Sl9E. itt St. 3;? 5742 ______________________ 5OMscelaneous for Sale ----.----.---- copper Tiffany.type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. 625-070) ______ " ' Estate Wanted Webuyequityinhouses,apts.,& vacant land. Lucky Invest ments,P. 0 Box 29 Sanford - ______ ,_ ________________ SCREEN ROOM ___________________________ ___ Webuyuscdfurnjtur,. FURNITURE 1. THINGS 500 5 Sanford Ave Sanford 3236593 Used tbl model color TVs, all working $99 9S 10 10 choose from. Noll'sSanford Furniture Salvage, 179?. So of Sanford. 322 872). Plumbing business complete w ëgrpoll,TV• co'Isoie color TV; Stereo AM.FM tape I recorder; player N. Ireess 700 H. 17.93, Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323 2801 ____________________ _________ 46—CommciaI'P1orty $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1315 S. French. 333-7340. Call Bait i11iJ.: - ___ Beds, Dtl. motel B.S. & Maft., 9544155 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 614 8126 Make your TV remote conlrolled - no wires. Come by our Shop for demonstration. HERB'S tv 23915. Sanford Ave. 373 1731 3237N9 after S 47—Real I FIXTURES Jenkins Fur niltire. 203 E. 25th SI. 323 098) - _____________ '°" BROKER 2430 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford 3310660 _ / ____________________________ ' Beautiful country lot in Deltona, _________________________ located off Courtland & Shallowtord, wooded, $3,200. / -- AlE BUY IJSFD FURNITURE, AF'PLIANCFS & PLUMBING _. Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,110 mtg. at 9', pcI. ml with $25 mo. pymls. Total price $7,500 or best offer, 32) 5036, _ --- TELEVISION RCA color console 23'. sold new over $700 Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments $17 00 month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 867 5394 TV repo 19 Zenith Sold or,g. $493.75 bal. 5)83.16 or Ill mo Agent 339 $386 Orlando 321 IS?? ,, Jim 3231558. Good used TV't, $258. up — MILLERS 6I9OrIi,ndoDrph,3?2O)S? 74)9 5 Myrtle Ave — -- 53—TV- Radio.Stereo cComoa S.inford 3210640 -, , 68—Wanted -- ____________________ __ _____________________. ' I KfNMOWF WASHER Parts. Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPI lANCES CROCE!TT .Co,g inventory I real estate. Call W. Maliciow-ski, REALTOR. )7373. ____________ SEIGLER REALTY ' __________ 78 Pont Trans Am. like new, 33.000 mi only 55.888 136 Auto 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry 834 8399 - FILL DIRT 8. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 323 7580 323 (1497 ___________________ 16 Cu ft frost tree. Orig. $529, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 339 $316. 4 pcI. inIest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under 5250. Low down payments, 333.fl, 323-2222 ' 3237172 L33 .!38? _________________________ ACRES, nicely wooded and not too far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced $U,300 with terms to I It your budget. RIALTOIS Law.imowers We sell the ti's! A service the rest WESTERN AUTO. 301 W 1st SI time. (lal. $189 lion $19.33 mo. HIGHWAY 14 FRONTAGE, DeBARY AREA. IS WOODED ACRES SIDE ROAD ACCESS. 531.500. GOOD TERMS. _________________________ WokIva retreat 1 acre on St. JiSuns lIver. Only $1,000 den. prIce unbelievable at ' - WORLDS ______ INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 ' 76 Olds Delta 88. 7 dr. 350 engine. 48,000 one owner mi, only 57.441. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy .1)8, Casselberry, 834 8)99 A OK TIRE .121 748u St'ock $595 Heavy Duty 57 95 AIR SHOCKS $59 S New flatteries $2995 7lllUrenchAve' Sanford 62-4.awn.Garden , 7433i S French (1793) Sanford 3 5324 - )IR,lSlIg.feitCed lots, frlvacy, FP, ready. to be restored. All for $39,900. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 to 75 modelS Call 3)9 9100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) 76—Auto Parts ____________________ ______________________ - French 323 7531 ____________________ - PARK ARLE MflRTr.A SIvd. 330' frontage. Good terms? only i 701 - Inc., R.altors HUGE, POOL,) BEDROOM, 3 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, LATIN KIT. CHEN. $32,900 WITH ASSUM. 306333.1563 WE BUY CARS - ._ 2565 ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR . CUPANCY, ONLY $31,900. 50* ZlSlot. Le$sshow it to you today? REALTY Multiple Listing Service The Real Estate Agency BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR, $60000 Handyman special, a great bargain at 130,100. This home inCIUd.s 2 BR 1 Son a very Ig mi -------- ' 339 0508 _________ Spacious shoppng & schools. Cxc. for growing lam. Only 159900 38.000 _____________________________ - -- - .. (Di) PORT, DBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $37,000, MU 1ve3234956 , 136 (ascelberry. 8)3 8399 I- -- - _________ HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. 5anoçyg 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. ANYTIME LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, 32W --- - 18 Dotlge' Roal Sportsman WD ' REALTORS SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 339.0509 _________ MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,300. 27 INC. 322-2420 ANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON AL. MOST 2ACRES,SUNLAND. JLL WIl.L lULl) TPIt REALTOR' ----- HWy 97. 1 nile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. Wilt hold a public AUTO AUCTION 'very T uesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's 'he only one in Florida, You set the reserved price Call 904 755 8111 for further dc'a'lc BUY JUNK CARS 2'. ACRES. PAVED ROAD. From $1010 $50 OSTEEP'I. COULD BE 3 OR 4 51— Household Goods -________ Call 327 1671, 3'?'? 446fl LOT S. $12,500 TERMS ____________________________ Make room in ydur attic, garage '68 VW Pop Up Camper, SYSO AVAILABLE 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, Sell idle items with a Classifien .. oIler VW 6V 1600 engine qooci _________________________________ I repossessed, used very short Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at OP UOlI.lr Paid br lunk & Used cond 363 3663 2"? ACRES PINE & PALMETTO time Original $59), bat 5181 or 32? 26)1 or 831-9993, trtJijSS & tn'avy "quip NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $21 mu Agent 3398386 1977 F nit X19. cxc cond., AM , ,, mont 3?? 5990 $8.900WITHG000TERMS3 '' FM. 8 track, AC, Miracle off ut total invvntory of t)rand 62-A--Farm Equip, SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. ____________________________ Shield 3?? 2861 or 323 5213 new interspring beddinq ____________________________ '71 Pontiac Grandv,Ile all These beds are not damaged LAKE FRONT. NICELY BUILDINGS" LAST CHANCE 78—torcycles or seconds t)t brand new top power, runs excellent, 5.575 or WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. AT THESE PRICES!! All line bedding sets only! Free DO & CFU. $20,000. best otter 322 7397 aft 6 & steel, pre engineered clear local delivery. P4011's Sanford A OK TIRE weekends 372 2213 322 7480 span buildings, (Malor Mfg.) Furniture Salvage, 1197 So of ORANGE GROVE 12'? ACRES NEW TIRES 519.598. UP All buildings have 25 lb. wind Sanford. 3728721. '72 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl, inspected, _____________________________ 2ll3French Ave load and large framed ROBINSON a. SEEDLING. Sanford runs excellent 5750 or best GENEVA AREA $6,500 PER pg ___________ '' 30'x48'xl2' for utter 322 7397 att6& weekends I ACRE. ALL OR HALF! $3,990.00 I 40'x48'x14' lot 52—Appliances _______________ _______________ " .- — ___,. -55,169 00 • 40'x72'x14' for 79 —Trucks-Trailers 3' ,, ACRES TALL PINES GEN56,467.00 • 48'x96x14' for I ______________________________ ' 1972 CHRYSLER MICROWAVE NEW EVA AREA. 11.900. ESTATE 59.347.00. F.0.B. Factory Call 73 Toyota P U meth perfect YORKER, SHARP, 4 DOOR, WAP4TS CASH OFFER. Push button conlrol. has caro collect 9 am. to 6 p.m. insp.Sl500rbestuffer. 322 7397 1 ALL POWER & AIR. GOOD 305.331.4647 usel, atlII in warranty, Mt 6 £ 372 2243 wkencfs. ________________________ TIRES. 1595. 321 0640. ________ 2½ PLUS ACRES PAVED Originally sa.e. assume pay. -. ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL mints of 571 mo Agent 339. to Buy / TREES ON sr. JOHNS silo — _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ RIVER, SANFORD AREA. ¶•JI1 I Wdvh(r typo GE deluxe model Will buy old class rings & silver POSSIBLE MARINA SITE. Jestup & on A. on & on. This Sanford's Sales Leader ' • - ___________________________ ' Suits; rain coats, ponchos R,n ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Avt' 32? 5791 home has to be seenil! 5395,000. Owner will hold mtg. Save Gast No need driving to beacti, enjoy refreshing pool, 2 Wynnewood, on a beautiful poss1 3 BR, 1", 0, FR, landscaped lotI Pan FR, Din scr. porch, patio, landscaped area, ww carpet, Ig patio, w yard on cor. lot, many extras. BBQ, lots more! BPP SER. By owner, 40s, 661.5419 eves. VICE CONTRACT. A buy for ________________________ 537,500? 3 BEDROOM, 1"; BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, APPLI. . REALTY WORLD. masts Is tears whIle you cam. Itteelada —caN your Navy CeSilor. Call us collect: Lk. iessup Tuscawilla lake front. 4 BR, 4'.'; B "Dream Home." Pool, a dock on Lk. Many beautiful extras? FR, Off Ice Cream puff 2IR, + attached BR & ½1, CIlIA, comes with furn. $33,000. Crank Const. Realty, REALTORS. 130-6061. ' Auto repair. Only $800 mo. Hwy 436 frontage, Special! 3 BR, 1"; B home? branch - __________________________ WILSON MAI FR FURNITURE BUY.SELL.TRAOE 3fl 315 F First St 372 622 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS $7500 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS. Call us for all your Real Estate needs. REALTORS [j $250 me. & under if you qualify. ___ 0(1-97 Just $57500 NEWHOMES - 9 yd, owner says seill $52,900. pantry? Join home ownersl BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. ___ ____________________ INS REALTORS Just for you!) BR, 1', B home in _____________________________ _________________________ Aiierin Traveler Ylini motor Porn 360 Dodge U lii, t.gpI 10 11 mpg Reej uas Asknq 57.000 WlI COnsider Ig %ti tiase ,'rd S ,in fl Prado 1?.' 04(16 t.ffi(' For Sale Used oitice eqpt Desk.. tiling cab & hairs Many items to (110051' Irom P4011 5 Santord Furniture Salvage. 17 9?. So of S,intord 32? 8771 - DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION j 77 Chevy Sport Van WDs. 6 cyl. sp - 35 000 ml only 53.388. 336 Auto Salt's, 860 Hwy 3)6 Casselb,'rr 834 8399 - - . Jewelry Store fixtures for Sale L igtitcd display counters alarms, fixtures, furniture' 3?? 5681 . Altamontelake view, 3.2 fenced Super 4 BR, 28 home in Sanora wall the extras. C.H&A, ww carpet, pan FR, eat.in kit & 2544$. French Ave. 322 0231 ' Publish Mar. 15. — I su,000. ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR , OCT13) Longwood 3.2, privacy fence, garage, near schools .4. Altansont.8.jjl, $37S00. CONTRACT. Yours for all detaIls. , reading and deuled), or there-andbac* nine (like car and parking stop in between. REALTY PaInt & body shop for sale or lease w.2 BR apt. attached. Owner will hold mtg. Cali for Unsworth Realty van-pools) with a STENSIROM 121,000. ___________________________ ___ Duplex near Altamonte Mal $62,900. Rented now at $275 S300mo. Owner will hold wrap a round. Live In one rent the othert?! H&A, DR, eat.in kit., FR & much morel BPP SERVICE Geneva. S acres cleared w pond & well, ideal for mobile home. -- Evening Herald, May dies area. Just HOUR lB 322-9283 - - The Winter SprIngs 2 BR, high lot cul.de. sac.Lowcashtomtgor owner will hold 2nd or wrap.. a:round. Submit all offers. $43,900. 50— Miscellaneous for Sale — ____________________________ ___________ 539,500 or best offer ___ ,,_— 542.900. Beautifull 4 BR, P/, B home in _..!.!!!_!!.t.___ Publish Marct, 19,26 aM AprIl 3. TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new 3 BR, 2B w'conversation pit, stone I. PI.intercom,tilefoyer + more on '.', acre wooded lot in Sanford 3 lots $17,000. - Clerk - ______________ _______________ Geneva ObI wide, S acres, high diy. part fenced. -. Us POOL PARADISE- Lovely If you arehaving difficulty findmnç "ALTO' - ******** Eve. 322 0612, 322.158? 207 C. 25th St. __________________________ 323-7832 $98,500!? 321.0759 43—Lots.Acreage a place to live, car to frive. a lob. or some service you have need of, read all our want ads 80-_Autos for Sale 7 (,b Camper 11OV, AC. P rq Stv,' snk 5750 377 7006 or 173 7050 san. 8 pass _ you're an overdemander!" ______________________ _______________________ — - Super location excellent buy, 1(15 Sunset Dr. 3 BR, lB. FR. FP, fenced yard, $44,900, IIALTY Handyman special 2 BR, CB, fenced rear yd., in cxc. location. $27,000. - "I'm not an underachiever. Maybe 5)888 436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 4)6. CasseIberr. 831 8)99 ________________________ ___________________ - - . 75 Chevy Surt,an. Silvcrao pkq, I Duel AC only 53.250 436 Af Sales, 860 Hwy 3)8. Casselberry, 8)4 8)99 ____________________________ OWNER WILL FINANCE quality 3.2 w-brick f. p1. + BBQ, Fam. Rm., split plan w huge bdrms, + scr porch In exec area for only 571,950111 prestIgious BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. Can't find it' Try us' Over II top brand now pianos P. organs in stock. ncluctnq new. used, rebuilt & recond,tione'd We dont brag about our low prices, our customers do that Cannon Music Co , Longwocxl Village "topping Center, SR 434, I hI E of I 4 3)9 5900 __________ ________ - 75—Recreational Vehicles _____ 59—Musical Merchandise COL8T REALTY Inc. every day. _____________________________ Lk. Mary. 3 BR, FP, huge FR Cash tomtg. orowner will hold - I -, EpIorer, spoke wheels, j II' MFG boat. 70 hp 1973 Me'r cury electric start motor, Gaor tilt trailer. $895 Ph 327 47)7 _________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR BR, lB split plan W-Cen. H.A, wwc, pan Fam Rm, fully pouipped kit, + gorgeous pool on huge cul de sac lot in Al area, 564.900 Hurry!! VAF HA.235-Con. Homes TO YOUR FUTURE! - SQ U A R E FOOT AG E GALORE— 3 big bdrms. brick f. p1., formal DR. eat in kit. + cor. lot wOaks for $3.l,000!t Evet: 349 5100. 3221959, 3234302 CALL 323.5176 FOR ThE ANSWER ... - - NAL ror Fctate Commercial P. Pesi _______ ______ . 79—Trucks.Traiiers ___________________ Caii Dell's Au ton 373 5620 recently rebuilt N'r'c1s seat & cleanup, $300 32) 8817 ,itt 6 - HANDYMAN SPECIAL— 3 1g. bdrms, I" baths, corner lot w. lree, nice area. $28,500!! REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE secluded area $106,000, i-rIi' OAee9p STEMPE R AGENCY Volusia Co. 6 acres, 3 houses. ' 72—Auction ___________________ 17' F glass I MUST SELL Huge oaks shade this charming 3 Bdrm home With fireplace, hardwood floors, dining room. screened porch & garage. Cenlral location. $33,000. FANTASTIC FINANCING on this lovely 3 BR, ? 7 B to qualified buyers. Like new ENERGY EFFICIENT home fl choice neighborhood. Lg. fenced yd., all amellities, 576.500 with $11,500 down,, 5390.6.6 mo. P8.1. Very low mt. NEEDS Call 3fl-4991. 24 55—Boats & Accessories _____________________________ II formal living room & din, room. Breakfast room and den, All recently remodeled, Walk to shopping, church and school sss.000 COUNTRY HALF-ACRE 3 BR, la B. IS mm, to Sanford. Assume 9' Pct. with $15,000 dwn. No qualifying! Hurry on this one' Only $45,900' Call today! We are CONCERNED with your . tomorrow by Gill Fox SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL HOME WITH INCOME POT US, WE HAVE BUYERS! ENTIAL - 1 Bdrm, 1 Bath, spend 6 acres on the beautiful Wekiva River only $110,000. . - 24 Hrs. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO Do you ENTERTAIN here's a perfect country setting 3 OVERSIZE BR, 2 B, guest cottage, & Ige Gazebo. This lovely Estate over 1 Acre Only 579,900. ,. - 3235774 BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX consequences & shelters, others by appointment it SAVES, .' #---- SIDE GLANCES Attractive 3 Bdrm. I' Bath home with assumable sn,000 8: pct. VA loan, Quality construction, attractive location, Under $10,000 REALTCRS MLS 3acresonHwyl6E Geneva only $11,500. -. 44 _________________________ _________________________ - of the price of this luxury 2000 sq. ft. home. Sunken LR, fireplace, huge eat in kitchen, separate FR, DBL garage and many many extras. See to believe at $64,900. Realty, Inc. - Free report tells 7 ways to make money. Send self addressed, stamped envelope to F. E. Newkirk, 625 Santa St., __________________________________ Sanford. ' -- - ------ iouses - I Buyers we have EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE in creative & owner investment FINANC. ING. - 1 ----------- to get re5uIti sure l,vI .? ESTATE SALE 2 BR, FIRE. PLACE, good LOCATION only 524.000, Ewnlng Iletuld A -- 41—Hou your HOME or PROPERTY call for INDIVIDUAL at tention. -- - - AIlS STEMPER SEZI pay' all benefits. Mr. Muffler, 323-5966, Carl. COIN OPERATED — LOST: elackcock...poo GAME ROUTE Female,70r8"hlgh Sanford area, excellent income 200SMapieAV,.fl3.0.62 producer for individual in. 0 B TA I N I NO I I D DI NO LOST S.t. Elm terested in a full or parttime . 1h, ½ SAN DIEGO (UP!) — The hostage drama DOCUMENTS: Bidders may Stephanie had left at her house, ½ Pomeranian. male, wtiitew (all cash) business. Will sell obtain documents by phoning the ended for 8-year-old Stephanie Dressln In a touch of apricot, long fluffy all or part of route. For details Stephanie and her mother went to Small off ice of the Architect, 30L$34. tearful reunion with her $11.87 doll — held tall, ans. to the name of Ace. call person.to.person collect to 2110. Claims Court on Mardi 12 to get the doll ha Cli Reward. 3223442 aft. S. __________________________________ Mr. Jerry Neiil 305896-8973. prisoner for 10 months by an unpaid baby Publish March 19,26 and AprIl 2, while Miss Russell counter-sued over the $52. TO: 1980 sitter. Found: Gentle male, tan I, wt Although Municipal Court Judge Ronald A. KAREN M. PRATHER DE94 29—ROOmS - — dog. Markham Wood & Carter Deputy Marshal Bob Collins walked up to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Mayo awarded an $11.87 judgment to Mrs. Roa.S.nford3fl.s71f. NOTICEOF the little girl Tuesday at the St. Andrews Day action for Dissolution of Marriage 300 N. French Ave. Sanfro Gracious lIvIng. Rise Dresain and a $52 Judgment for Miss Russell, has been filed against you and you PUBLIC NEAR 1110 Care Center and banded over "Sandy," her Weakly&montaly rates, utilltl NOTICE Is hereby given thaf the ... Sanford, Florida the jurist admitted the law handcuffed him are required to serve a Copy - CJiik1 Ca,'. Baby Come Back doll. Stephanie broke Into pd. lnquh'e 500 S. Oak 54,1 7503. of Board of County Commlssion.fsof your written defenses, if any, to __________________________ against ordering the return of the doll, No. C), $370 per thousand for tears. on MICHAEL D. JONES, Seminole County, Florida Intends envelopes you mall. Postage Room for Rent the Mament Bobysitting "All I can do Is order money In this thing," Petitioner's Attorney, whose toholda pvblichearing toconsider in my home. HrIy, daily, wkly Paid free. Write B.C. 516 LeonardC. Jolly "It feels good to get the doll hack," she said, the judge said. "I can't order anyone to turn address is 400 Maltland Avenue the enactment of an ordinance to rates. Day or night. 323 M17. Pioneer St.. East Gadsden, Al. 323.72.59 be entitled. ______________________________ "I got Sandy when I turned 6. My parents Altamonte Springs, Florida, 32701 over anything," 33903. ORDINANCE _____________________ or before April 21, 1980, and file gave it to inc (or my birthday, She was RoomsforRent i1—lflstnicUnj* The standoff continued. Mrs. Dressin the original with the Clerk of Ibis SECTION AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Exp cabinet makers, apply Private Home wearing the clothes I wore when I was a baby. 1, SEMINOLE Starline Ent, Bid 291, Rudder refused to pay the fired sitter unless the doll Court either before service on COUNTY CODE, TO DEFINE 322.3853 It was the first doll I got thatl really liked." Cir, Sanford AIrport, $i. wasreturned,andthesilterrefusedtorelease Petitioner's attorney or im. "BUILDING CONTRACTOR" JUMP FOR JOY mediately thereafter; otherwise a AMENDING SECTION 6.31. The doll was taken "hostage" last May 18 the doll unless the $52 was paid. default will be entered against you SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE Creativ,Exprnslo,s 32.7533 by a baby sitter, who claimed Stephanie's LPN&AIDES for the relief demanded in _______________________ _______________________________ Judge Mayo said the stalemate was broken Petition. ADOPTING THE 1919 EDITION mother, Michele, owed her $52 in sitter's fees. Better Alt a monte executIve Living Center, 1oncIay night when he received a letter from tIs, OF THE STANDARD BUILDING _____________________ WITNESS my hand and seal Townhouse. 3 BR. 2'2 B, Casselberry, Call for ap. Mrs. Dressin had hired Sharon Russell to CODE FOR USE WITHIN fl.R. Massey from Ripley, Ohio, who enclosed this Court on March 14, 1980, — pointment. 339•5002. Brantley Schools. $550 mo. SEMINOLE COUNTY OMITTING baby-sit her two children, Stephanie and ___________________________ Call 322-5965. II NOTICE I I a check for $52 on behalf of his daughter, (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH JR SECTIONS 111, 112 AND 113 OF NEEDLECRAFTER$ Aaron, 6, (or $50 a week for six months with Samantha. Oo&t pile no longer needed i1iis Turn your hobby Into money. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT THE STANDARD BUILDING SanfordplazaCleaners the understanding that any change in emhigh as an elephants eye. Place Instruct COURT CODE AND ADOPTING AP. & demonstrators, NEW PHONE NUMBER "Please see that Sharon Russell gets this ployment would require two weeks' notice, PENDICES 0. H AND I; a classified ad, and pile the By: Patricia Robinson neededl Call Jo'an 32278)3. $52 She must return the hostage doll to money In your wIlletI, PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN Deputy Clerk Stephanie's mother then decided to change 322.$O3 Waitresses. Full & THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE iChUI 0. Jones, Stephanie Dressin," Massey's letter read. sitters, giving Miss Russell the required Part.tlmeposltionsavallabl, AND PROVIDING AN EF CIntr$lFlarMaC.in$ I BR—$lge up Pool. Adulti onlf have an 9-yearold daughter named Samantha 10o Maltland Avenue Days Inn, Sanford FECTIVE DATE. notice, but allegedly did not pay her for the on Lake Ada. Just So. March 26-2725 Massey. Let's juatsay this is from one 9-year- Altamonte Springs, FL 3270) Hours2I&29_lDtoSp.m. Airport Blvd. on 17.92 Ia at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter final week, The sitter kept the doll, which RN full time, $4 shift, Apply in 3O—lto6p.m. Sanford. Publish March 19.26 and April),9 as possible, at Its regular meeting old to one 8-year-old _____________________ girl." Call 323.8670 person Sanford Nursing & ' onthe22nddayofApriI,af, Mariner's Villao. 1980 Dealers from all over the U. S. & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonyille I Seminole County Courthouse Canada. Gold drawings — !T.95 Ave. Room 303, Sanford, Florida. ExhibIts. Free apPraisal. Legal Notice U 3. Encouraging 31—Apartments Furnished ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. coins bOught 1 sold . Free ______________________________ Spar, or pirt.tlme Sale help I __________________________ NOTICE OF CLERK OF THE BOARD OF admission, HIlton Inn South, wanted. Woili ourof your üv, NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING COUNTY COMMIUIONERS Ø 7400 International Pr, hemi. 1, your ow liiurs, I Sanford 2 BR 2 B mod, turn, AC, FUILIC NEARING Orlando. NOTICE isherebyglv.nffiaf,he SININOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA apt. Avail April 10 to Nov. 10. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO I /to'ic Is hereby given that the Board of County CommissJon i •Y *$ftWt Bickwtffi Jr. Electric A IJtOS AduItsonly.Nopets.53,3fl. INVESTMENT. Fringe' Boardof County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida intends Clerk 1913. benefits Include, paid I iIiOki Seminole County, Florida intends toholda public hearing to consider blish: March 26, 1950 vaçstjon, company car, N1W ORLEANS (UPI) — When the subject of electric tohoida public hearIng to consider the enactment of an ordinance to - DET.127 Lge 1 BR, redecorated, Adults no retirement plan & more. For NOTICIOP ____________________ the enactment of an ordinance to be entitled. pets. $175 mo. $100 dep. 3. vehicles comes up, many people think In terms of "cxmore information call Rich or ._'. PUBLIC HEARING perlmental," but a federal offIcial promoting plug-In cars and be entitled. ORDINANCE Marcia af?6 p.m. S24.ug, NO'flciop NOTICE Ishereby gIven that the ______________________ ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PUBLIC NEARING vans points out thousands of electric vehicles are used Soardof County Commisslon.r,ot Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur AN ORDINANCE DECLARING '3RDINANCE No. 79.9, THE 32—Houses Unfurnished NOTiCEisherebygiyffiaf SemInole County, Florida Intends nationwide every day. ilc.Prferred.wiIltraIn.Apy CERTAIN BUILDINGS OR "SEMINOLE COUNTY ENERGY SoardofCountycommiosionirsot toholdapublicpi,aringtoconslder inPsrscnRlchle'sVW,lml.N, STRUCTURES WITHIN THE UN. EFFICIENCY BUILDING Seminole County, Fork-lift trucks, golf carts, mining equipment, trolleys and Tired of house hUnting? 3.2, 1320 Florida In$ins the enactment of an ordInance to 01434 on 17.92. INCORPORATED AREAS OF CODE" TO ADOPT MORE toholda publichearing toconsider be entItled. mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 SEMINOLE COUNTY WHICH ENERGY EFFICIENT thesnadmsntofanordinanc,fo RetIred o, wmlre$ired, paInter child., no pets. tricity. ORDINANCE ARE UNOCCUPIED AND UN. R EQ U I I E ME N IS FOR be handyman, for light maIn. entitled. GenevaGardensApfe AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUITABLE FOR OCCUPANCY THERMAL AND LIGHTING tinancewark, Apply 301 Silver ORDINANCE _____________________________ 1503W.2sthst. SECTIONS 6% (a) fld 6-IS, Or. 1. ask for Rudy, AND WHICH ARE UNSAFE, EFFICIENCY DESIGN STAN. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 'SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE,Lk. __________________ nies toward a goal of having electric cars, trucks and vans DANGEROUS OR UNSANI. DAROS FOR USE WITHIN SECTIONS .1U (a) AND Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, C•H&A, comprise one-thIrd of the nation's commercial vehicle pool. 6-127, ADOPTING THE )79 EDITION RP(or LPN, A tflf part time, TARY TO BE PUBLIC SE Ml N) L C CO UN I 'S SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE, OF THE STANDARD MECHANIfireplace, fenced in yd., SC. "We don't like to characterize them as experiments," said NUI$ANCEI PROVIDING FOR PROVIDI GFORINCLUSIOPIIN ADOPTING THE Apply in persoti Sanford 1979 EDITION CAL CODE WITH CERAIN porch. Lease opt. to buy, NOTICE OF DEFECTS TO THE SEMINOLI COUNTY CODE ____________________________ Anthony Ewing. "We're not trying to test the vehicles; we're Nursing & Convalescent 6370. OFTHE$TANDARDPLUMIING AMENDMENTS THER TO: OWNER; PROVIDING FOR AND PROVIDING AN (F. CODE Center, 911 Mellonvill, Ave. WITH trying to expand the markets," CERTAIN PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN CERTIFICATION TO THE FECTIVE DATE. Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, In Loch THERETO, THEAND SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE Ewing, who visited New Orleans recently for an electric BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS. at7:OOP,M.orassoonth,reaffór AMENDMENTS PROVIDINOFORINCLUSIONIN PROVIDING AN EFFEC. Arbor, CH&A, Ige yard with SIONERS WRITTEN FIND. as possible, at Its regular misSIng THE SEMINOLE COUlITY CODE TIVE DATE, * * * * * * * * vehicle users' meeting, heads the demonstration and Incenswimable lake in back. $100 INGS OF THE NUISANCE IF onthe22nddayofAprlllflo,atthe AND PROVIDING AN CF. Uves branch of the Department of Energy electric and hybrid first & list + sic. 333.5036. at7:50Porass NOT ABATED IN SPECIFIED Seminole County Courthouse, FECTIVE DATE. vehicle program. (Hybrid vehicles will be equipped to run on possible, at Its regular meetIng TIME LIMITS; PROVIDING FOR Room 203, Sanford, Florida. HOUSE FOR RENT at 7:00P.M., or as soon thereafter 00th. THE DETERMINATION OF 22ndday of April1950, at the Aithur H. Beckwitti Jr. BrandfleW3.1y,,fullyeqptk,. as possIble, at Its regular meeting SemInole County Court.housg SUCH NUISANCES BY THE Clerk to the Boerdol inside laundry rm. Call 569.'. In use yet in the federal program,) cnthe32nddayciApriI195o,aft BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS. Room,303, Sanford, Florida. • County Commissioners . ___________________________ Seminole County Courthouse ____________________ *,tt H. S.ckwlth, Jr. Walt Disney World, American Telephone & Telegraph, SIONERS; PROVIDING FOR SemInole County, Florida Room 203 Sanford, Florida. NOTICE .TO OWNER, IF clerk of the Beard 01 — By: Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. Long Island Lighting Co., and General Telephone & Electron33—Houses ARTHURH.BEcKWITH,JR. Furnished KNOWN, OF SUCH LAND, County Commisslonirsot Clerk IOOKKEEPER ics are among participants In the federal project operating CLERK TO THE BOARD OF SemInole Cnty, FlorIda BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR PublIsh Mar. 26, 1950 The answer to your prayers. COUNTYCOMMISSIONER5OF Publish Mar. 26, 1950 Suniand Estates 2 BR, 1 B, den, electric vehicles every day PREMISES DECLAPID TO DET130 Cxc. pay, SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA DElls OR, LI, Fl 1, carport, beds BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE; PRO. . .. One possibly surprisIng point Ewing made about electric ..i. .a By: Arthur H. Seckwit$t Jr. INITID STATES—_ DISYNICT yard fenced. VIDINO FOR PUBLIC HEAR. IN THE CIRCUIT COU1T FOR • CLERK TYPIST Clerk vehicles was that they do not iave energy. ING; PROVIDING FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: March 26, 1950 GenerAl office up. & lois ot COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT p "The energy used in the electric vehicle is equivalent to I)i, METHOD OF SERVICE OF THE CASE NO. 114fl3-CA.I9.L DIT.12 enthusiasm rag. . FLORIDA OLANDO DIVISION energy used in an internal combustion engine that gets six NOTICE AND SUMMONS, SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL COURTNO:7L115.ORL.CIV... ___________________________ AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF SAVINGS AND miles per gallon," he said. "But the electric vehicle is not MINI.U'.LOCI( LOAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SALES REP. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO ASSOCIATION,. United Statesof lewconcresebulldlngsall suet, dependent on petroleum. (It) can operate on whatever fuel EIGHTSINTH JUDICIAL PlaintIff, .vs. SIDNEY 0. ChifCe to get acquaInted wIth TAKE NECESSARY CORREC. AmerIca Corporation, $30. U, especially nIce, most CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SHEALY and MRS. SIDNEY 0. lIVE ACTION TO ABATE PUB. sow-ce Li used to power the generating plant. The countr ian Sanford. Be boes? convenient on II at SR SIIEALY, his wIfe, If married, LIC NUISANCE UPON FAILURE VS. Plaintiff, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendant(s). — NOTICE OP shift Its fuel aotrces as most appropriate and as the national behInd Days Inn, 1.4 IndustrIal CIVIL ACTION NO. 79'176I.CA4 OF THE OWNER TO DO SO; CARMEN PEREZ, a.Ii.a CAR. DIVISION "1" ____________________________ Park. 32350 SALE — NotIce Is hereby given political situation requires." that pursuant tea Summary PROVIDING FOR A METHOD MEN T. PEREZ; and GENE J. FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS Decree of Foreclosure entered on One reason for the low MPG equIvalent is the weight of the Final STATION ATTENDANT FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE TISCHER and ROBERTA — COST OF SUCH ABATEMENT TO TISCHER, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a 4O—Condomlnjums batteries, the key component In the elects-IC vehicle, They also Ref.rencà1 can be checked Feleuary 2), In — 1980 by the above THE LAND UPON WHICH SUCH rpratorganlzed and existing entitled Court & lOts spunk. Defendants. under — ______________________ the above styled are the weakest link — the part that provides the biggest the laws of thi United States c. NUISANCE EXISTS; PROV1D. Inford, Lk. Mary, new 3 BR, NOTICUOPACTION Itt, U lersignid United 01 AmerIca, stumbling block to mass use of electric vehicles because 1140 AUTHORITY TO SELL MA. TO: 21, adjacent Golf Course, Slates Marshal. or one of his duly PLAINTIFF, TERIAL SALVAGED AND TO CARMEN PEREZ, aka AppI., 2 car garage, carp, they have lobe replaced ruIarly. authorIzed deputies, will sell the CREDIT THE PROCEEDS CARMENT,PEREZ drapes. 5430. 3230043 or A A Announcementjaje expected within a few weeks on bat. SYLVESTER ROLAND property ejtuate In SEMINOLE AGAINST THE COST OF ABATE. 6)1 Hove Street County, Florida, described as: Lot MPLOVMSNT TERRELL, JR., unmarried, MENT OF THE NUISANCE, Apartment ID U, OF THE COLONNADES, 2nd -P 1 0 V I 0 I N G T H A T Mirpar, Puerto RIco'00N7 100,000 mIles, but even then the prohiem will remain. DEFENDANT. Se, according to the Pial NOTICEOPACTION ASSESSMENT SHALL CONSTI. 41—Houses _______________________ you ARE HEREBY TO: ffiereoi as recorded In FIat look TUTEALIENUPONSAIDLAND NOTIFIED that an action tO SNIERS cars, trucks and vans to replace gasoline-powered vehicles SYLVESTER ROLAND id page 14, Public Records of AND PROVIDING METHODS OF foreclose a mortgage on the TERRELL JR.. Build to Suit—our lot or yours kousy,Florida, subiect, Fast pace, always busy, siveral FORECLOSURE AND COLLEC. following preperty in Seminole over a fow.year period. The federal government pays 30 tOlD FHA . VA, FHA23S&,I$ irer, t taxes, if any due, for Openings, and TION OF SAID LIEN; PRO. County, Florida: the veer 1979 at publiC Outcry to percent of the cost. The fIrst year Is devoted to planning and address is untinown VIDING FOR HEARING BE. lets 21 aM 32 In hock I of ______ ,Mst and best bidder for YOU ARE NOTIFIED toat an M. acquisition, with the next three Spent on vehicle use SF4 cost FORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY SANLANDO SPRINGS, LOCAL DRIVER cash at Ii O'dock noon en Thur. TRACT action' for foreclosure Of a COMMISSIONERS TO CONTEST NO. 6, and maintenance studies. according to the Piat adsy, April 17, reputable company. 1950 at the West viY tgage has been filed agihwt you THE COSTS AND CHARGES IN. thereof as *t. to start + benefits. Seminole County IgblwdUghUng,forjnatance,es vel)Iclesnowand recorded In Flat SlOb 6- and you are requIred to servi CURRED NY THE COUNTY TO Page 13, PublIc Records of 1EALTOR a c,rgious,, SWOr. Florida. MLS has 19 more on ceder for meter reading, employee van pools, a' ..... 1* ABATE THE NUISANCE, SemInole County, Florida; Dated: March 12, 1950. any, to ft on JOHN SPENCER 373.4061 oreves. 3330317 _________________________ ___________________ AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF has been aecigity patrol and inter'otflce mall delivery. flied against CARMEN ROBINSON, GEORGE 1. 010151 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO PEREZ, plakitIlrs attorney, GT operations In Long Beach, Calif., Tampa, FIS., and APPROPRIATE UNITED STATES MARSHAl. MICH DRAFTSMAN aka CARMEN T. whese address is 1950 VoIusia AND EXPEND PEREZ, and W.Garn.$t White PossIbly owa toots, MIDDLE DISTRICT o fantastic hawaii have introlkaced N electric vans and pickup trucks In FUNDS TO CARRY OUT PRO, and ROBERTA GENE 1. TI$CHER Avenue, iltelep, Daytena leach. FLORIDA J. TISCNER. Reg. Real Estate Broker FlorIda. 315)4.01) or biters theb' heeLs. lii. company projects that within a VISIONS OP ORDINANCE: DI. JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. KENDILL W. WHERRY youv.requfrdtowrviacspyot 21, INS, and file the erIsinsI wristen defonses, If any, to it to 10,000 vehIcles In Its nationwide fleet of 37.100 could be CLAM 1110 PROVI $lON OF THIS your 10? W. Commercial . ASSISTANT UNITED STATES DELIVERY PERSON this ____ ORDINANCE ARE SUPPLE. in L. P$4ARR ATTORNEY Phons323.7951,Sanford replaced by elects-ks. MENTAL AND IN ADDITION TO StiLL.. ABNERAINER, _____ AND of TURN. llCS on pfalnttft's aftei'ity es ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Looking fir a great postion7 DANIELS, immediately thireifter: Govermnent agencies also vs begliming to use electric OTHER ORDINANCES: PRO. AJflyo fer PlaIntiff, ediose t,, etItes'. pJb March II, 1, 26, and April I, Ill Inter Springs — beautiful datutt be VIDING FOR SEVIRARILTY, address Is 147 vehicles. Depa'tnant of Energy figures show 12 universitIes, PROVIDING home w.Iencid bb yd. 1g. sc West Lyman against you for the relief 2, 1950 FOR INCLUSION IN AV.JIue, Post Office los 100, den'ai Misi porch, gas grill, 3 R, but10 stat. local govsnmamfs, aix tidiest agsricl and six in the cesnosaiiw or THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE Winter Park. PIes-ida. 31595. and petltlsa k •12 FIENDI AVL r, s,wnqr may noøs ftj igas-ijj 'PICTITidJ8 NAil . AND PROVIDING AN (PP IC. IllS 1*4 ifiliSal 41*5*4 C*rk mon. Across from Health Depi. ___' , The prepetp pr.ceai ngosj NotiCe is tt.ro given that I am TIVI DATE. theaØsues$vlWC,urten'rbousr, rsu west lee vialed IS bU5ini at sifiP,*t,gra$s000tp4reafter AprIl 21, $911, Ilkis-wIN Stop In today lb. shcetccenlngs of elects-Ice we MI bisa 1b.y he0 as peestele, at fletOfISIs37aul$,DIXILpi, AlrPOfl,SaminsteC.unty,plerlda, It regular muting iumamI may be utirsd aiah p i , under thi fictitlies name 1 955, limited rtg*, cannot ,1t.Ii1fIn highway be woiking onffiet2nddayofAprulNo,atuis $StI* EALTOR"S uuI tar grNt deiedtitthe PwblIc 1 Iscarda Of Simlitol. (UCUTIVR AIR TRANSPORT _____ _____ ______ Seminole County CourthAuw cainglabo or pstlftsa.__ of time, are more e*ndV. than coariiàl car., County, Pins-ha. SERVICES, and Hut I IflIind to WI TN EU my lId the 111 PIes-ida Your fvtvrs our E IftamoldeDs-. 3390305 require rulw recharging and Iatt.ryruplacimant asd still WITNESS my *441 register sold n.me *1St Ike Clerk 5*4501 .. Wiali Cowl ut Ms-a 17, siee. __ _____________ -- I LI..,.. A.1....a .. -... Ik Si,. I. r.. .. '' " SS! TUWl 5'iWP , itiW W SW SSS. iiwr fl SiCmiIlIt Jr. SEAL) County Florid, in Clark $1 She lord aS ARTHUR N. ISCEWITH JR. The limItatIons also define certain spoclñc uses for which 'IMPLOYNflY ARTHUR N. UCKWITH J, wok the provisions of tee plc. '' Navy offers gloat leo CLIME OF THE COURT tl* ehcts'ics ace well.iuitod: shad, a'ouiid.towa rune of limited Name Slatitles, 10*1*: Seminole Ceuanty, Florida I!lvi ibIs-ia .$ffihIlIIes II yog qualify. sy lvi Crabirsa Section 54509 Florida Statutos 0145 VIII PIeC a ChIsslied Ad 1 Sy: Arthur H, Ioc*41I ____ with overnight rwges av'1144. (uc ran $ metJI 0050! Jr ied pay, geed bsam,, eads Local Plan Rooms I I]", TO LIVE-IN Mature woman to care for semi. invalid & housework. Private rm. & ba, good salary, per. manent, ref. & able to drive. 322.3998. Sunda9 - Noon Friday Legal Notice I C Maintenance man for apts. EXPERIENCED only need apply. Seminole Gardens Apts. Noon The Do9 Before Publication ADVERTISING SALES Wednesday, March 26, 1980-38 beat mfg. Prior exp. necessary Orlando - Winter Park 83L9993 By Eating 'Fish And Fish' ' Wanted 18—Help I Man, qualityoperation Tree Service Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn. $34 749 _________________________ I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 tM 100'x140' ASKING '4,500 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S. G. BALINT 322566$ SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair IRemodeling llhrs 3220771 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321.0517 Custom built Utility & boat trailers, truck racks & misc. repairs. Call: Hrold Hlghsmith 323.1776 FLAGSHIP IANKof SEMINOLE 3000 ORLANDO OR. To List Youi' Business,., - Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993--- - - -. ( .4- t �'a At Ruined Mattress but nevertheless here's my left hand to indicate to folks 4 I would prefer to be ignored rather than accept this fishy left handshake. How do you feel about it? RIGHT HAND, PLEASE 0%4 Mrs. Bookman is a member of St. James AME Church where she serves as a such an "accident" can ask your opinion regarding Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. stewardess. There were five generations present to help happen, If he plans to sleep the practice of some people 90212. backleft hand turn th eir over anywhere, he should who tiring his own bedding, plus a ward in a so-called "friendly" ,.$AT THE LO -P battery powered 2945 NE 3rd St Suite $9,99 *onlv plus tax IF 1,4i77 Winn Dixie o999 __ ' PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH ECONOMY W ffr'I PORK Lnur3 USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE "j :2 & S S0PI '- .. 99 9.9c 14 TO 16 1 .2 FULL i FRESH OR SMOKED POR LOINS SLICED INTO . • • N.Y. Strip 9" HORMIL SKINLESS - AMERICAN MOTORS HAS GIVEN SPECIAL SO 1ST' CAN PASS tenrgrra tea urcn ViiWUO ON 70 YOU. COFIORD GOES A LONG WAY OTHER WAYS 77"J(J Based on EPA estimates Concord's efficient design and 22-gallon gas tank lets it go 484 miles ' 'Q highway estimate, CRIS CO 1 Limit 1 with $5.00 more purchase excl. cigs. or I . . • . $119,____JJ -A MUFFIN MIX I _______---------------- COMIC W IIII 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE - - qc - W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK - BONELESS CALIFORNIA / ROAST liii 11,111. Stew Meat - - -4 - EY = BEEF 9TH LB. DARLINC, CCiRN 20 W= diI..aaIw LB. fill ' I IS rt I'' ''si' Eye Steaks . . CHUCK ROAST $1911fi$199 AVG. Bill RONI(IS 319 [''I[ $1119 • $1 69 At AN Chuck 1 219 .• . . .. 119 .... - 1 CHUCK STEAK SLICED BACON 89 CHICXEN HUNT'S 1 5-oz. TOMATO SAUCE OR 141/2 ol. 09 CANS EPA estimated mpg. Use these figures for comparison. Your range and mileage may vary due to driving speed, weather conditions and trip length. Actual highway mileage will probably be less. Range superiority may be due to greater economy or tank capacity. CONCORD DL COMES MTH LUXURIES LIKE THESE - I'JUIVIUUCII tlllllllg btidIS. $199 LI. $219 LB. 919 : PKG , ,•;' • Ail Se ATU7*4 you( dI1if i IAG 99c UNSALTED Saltines 9°° . . SAVE II' ON 2 • THRIFTY MAID All. FLAVORS SPAGHETTI DRINKS •'•'. 29°° o' HARVEST FRESH U.S. No. 1 '4852 I HARVEST FRESH 1% / WHITE FLORIDA POTATOES STRAWBERRIES 109 POUND 979 9C VENT VUE F1American Motors III III c 57 99 COFFEE HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA Lemon Juice • Frostings 89c 9c Oranges Apples .... 13 too 9" SOS S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL. 322-4382 TE I-al NVII Muir OWN Lit ,.°.' . • 1149 S SAVE 20' ASTOR DIXIE DARLING LARGE CHEK DRINKS INSTANT TEA FAMILY BREAD 12 . 12-ax. CAN$ 2LVS. $119 3 $149 JAR 0-ox. . CHOCK FULL O'NUTS POUND OR SU PE RIRAN D ALL FLAVORS MARBLE CAKE ICE 9c 8-oz. - *J CREAM HALF GAL. SAVE 10' To,ping.....J;77c . SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS SWISS STYLE YOGURT C 3 99c 8-oz. CUPS TASTE 0 SEA Perch Fillet RANGE JUICE $229 6 SA.'t 10 SUPLRBRANC) • . i. Sour Cream 96 , ' 79c : 3'1, mAn 99c '-I MEALS $17 FAMILY PACK LBO I Creamer 5115 . . • . ..i $229 NM VII? CABUSE 29 1-LB. CAN SAVE 27' • ALL FLAVORS SUPERIRAND WHIP ...5 SAO 89c Limit I with $5.00 or mor• purchase excl. trigs. BETTY CROCKIR P T S THRIFTY MAID '" ASTOR FLOUR LB. SIZE PINTS HARVEST FRESH WASHINGTON GOLDEN DELICIOUS SANFORD MOTOR CO. 0 Limit 1 with $5.00 or more put-chate s.d. cig.. SAVE LBO SEE Al 17/BEELA 611 SPill/lAND CONCORD -Ai 100-CT. PKG. MU 29 ON 2 • REGULAR 01 THIN MUILLIRI PRICES START AT HURRYAND SAVE! MARCH 11TH THRU APRIL 10TH BAGS SAVE 19' .CRACKIN'GOOD-RCGUROR II Ii Limit I with $3.00 or more purchase sad. cigs. H310 II ALL OIINDI 4 GOLD MEDAL ~-oz. CANS $ 2PK65. *119 esirnIp and ,.st Aium,n,t,d Ihlt sl,m is *."ani,d to, flOfth5O '2000 12 Z,teiI 1 a'.g.st..,d I'.d,m,' of Z,.ba' tnf,naI.onat Co'po'aIon - . • 0 0 0 2:-os 01 BEEF SOUPS I PLAIN, UNUACHID 01 SELF-RISING NMI HOME CH U KY , t*w a Quartz digital clock. Full vinyl roof. Extra Quiet insulation. Whitewall tires and styled wheel covers. Cookies Coscs y part except tires. Even if it lust wears out." AT NO L(1R4 COST' - CRACKIN' GOOD ALL KINDS WR1Mi*M ''' "" 79 09 SHORTENING PORK CHOPS 3 LII. OR MORE BABY STEER LIVER ———————— WHOLE PICNIC TOMATOES - DI VEINED '' SPARERIBS $119 3 LI. SAVE $1 HICKORY SWEET !k I LB. I ———————————————— W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS •' 4Q COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. 4t.: : I 20 TO 26 THNIY MAID ii WHOLE GEORGIA FRYERS SSc CUT UP U.S.D.A. CHOICE AGED FULL CUT ROUND STEAK -- o The University of Florida Renaissance Ensemble will FRESH PREMIUM GRADE I I PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH OR SMOKED LOIN CENTER CUT Free Medieval Concert Set LEAN GROUND CHUCK j THE PURCHASE PRICE PINKY PIG BRAND PRUK PORK SHOULDER ARM LB. Judges will select the best exhibits in several categories and prizes will be awarded by the sponsoring organization, the Oviedo Woman's Club. Proceeds from the f estival will benefit local charities. ' It. AVG. UNTRIMMED WHOLE BONEL(SS 14 10 to LB AVG SLICED AND PUT BACK TOGETHER PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH LOIN pee-sales. FRESH DAILY ', s '. ' SPLIT FOR COUNTRY STYLE PORK -- hvv lowe if .' a A-1 - t -. '. LIMT ONE PER COUPON BONELESS CHUCK LI N.Y. SIKIrS LB. Those attending are advised to purchase lunch tickets early in the day since the amount of food prepared wIfl be based on We Soil only U.S.D.A Choice nstvraltyasd .' ,, BEEF PATTIES USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED HALF OR WHOLE HEART OF THE CHUCK '. S .AN Pork Chops C)' BONELESS Vt., entirL family. IOWA MEATS 110i' a C C . • IS2 47 a l t V f . t 3-LB. BOX W.D BRAND PINKY PIG BRAND ROAST - In addition to more than 75 arts and crafts, many of which will be for sale, there will be food and drinks, rides and games for children and entertainment th roughout the day for the "%X 29c '%. ,I . -. - 29 OFF $100 HALF PORK lb. 1980, and April 1980. s 1 The seventh annual Great Day in the Country Arts and Crafts Festival will be held again this year on aprIl 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of St. Lukes Lutheran Church in Oviedo, on State Road 426 near the Red Bug Road intersection. For the past seven years, this arts and crafts festival has attracted art lovers and artisans alike. Seminole Community College Friday at 8 p.m. The group directed by Professor John Kitts. They perform In period costumes, and play reproductions of medieval The concert will be held in the SCC Fine Arts concert hall. The public is invited and admission is COLORS SAVE 26C, F 304VE Festival Scheduled In Oviedo .......L. .-.e 111111111.14 %; at. I LB.99 and be dated between Feb. 21 plus tax I vaguely recall having read 4&Q Cla.aI SI"aCI CO II ill ( 3 register tapes must total at least $100 somewhere that this is a n,t,l aII4 I ?I i register taes from * tend their right hand in the a'nnr.rt tJ Maigtct,nI TV P ORK LOIN ROAST i $100 in cash -with $23.99 value only Arts, Crafts 2 . Citlus C GOOD M A R C H room In your home. nounceinent, proudly an- "token" handshake which flouncing the birth of a baby says, "1 don't care for you, --S... iltvAIo vuS.4 $tItI hlNDI, ON?!5 $ COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES Of $3.00 OR MORE I*CLUDIP4O CIGARETTES. Center of Ocala 1904) 732-6103 (;k Oco WHOLE OR FULL RIB HALF bold graphic., bright colors and fine timekeeping for any DEAR ABBY: What is this conventional manner, rrxnt '-H ffff designer wall clocks to brighten your day from Winn Dixie VVV LIMIT ONE PER COUPON L— — — — — — — handshake, rather than ex- world coining to? Yesterday I received a birth an- ROLL 5lNN.XJE STORES. Nd1 COPYIIGHT— 1950 cordless, COUP ON SUNBELT TOWELS Diet IT Mrs. Bookman says she is proud to tell that she has 29 grandchildren, 22 great- grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.-MARVA HAWKINS IN ANGt 5ir WWII CtiI it MA QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - 90th Birthday Celebrated i.' . Tl$ C0uP0i 0O F - . UQUkW PRICES GOOD i I MARCH 27-29 pi Elite Hitchcock, owner 01 Diet Center. says she knows the a problems that overweight people face - it 's based on true and first-hand understanding of those probleflrt lose a few "I was typical of the overweight dieter pounds, gain them back, lose and gain. I heard about Diet Center in Gainesville and decided to give it a try, Diet Center worked for Else Hitchcock In tact, she was to pleased with the success she experienced through Diet not just the weight loss and maintenance, but with Center the change in her mental attitude about herself and toward life - that she bought the Diet Center in Ocala fwhich she operatesf. Ms. Hitchcock worked as a Fashion Coordinator and training manager for a major retailer. Diet Centers have been operating all over the United States and Canada for over 10 years. There are 900 Centers currently opened. We are looking for the right individual to open and operate a Center in this area. If you seek exceptional earning potential and the independence of self-employment. if you derive joy from helping others, if you are honest and ambitious, if you have overcome your own weight problem or would like to do so, you might be that person. A background in Nursing. Counseling. Dieting or Nutrition would be helpful A complete training program it provided. An investment is required. If you would like to consider a career as a Diet Center Counselor, call for further information. a lFit Is I. COU PN GOOD MAR H 2 7 - 29 ASSORTED $1 t. - at '. S COUNSELOR . Z CENTER . . -.690, 16194 p,_jitt A Why live in the city and are well- offered my left hand, too. said that Steve never told him look for some hidden that he had a bed-wetting known. simply could To top it off, the proud meaning? It problem before he slept over, Indicate that tine's right hand but the next morning when he parents signed themselves, otherwise occupied, that the discovered he had had an "Gator Guy" and "Wooly is left hand Is handler or the Standing, from left, Annie Wright, Cab Bookman, Mardesia Patterson and Woman" -some clan, sect or "accident," he begged Danny or his mother gang name. We were really right hand is searing a large Scott Bookman, Jr., and Mrs. Arphenia Bookman holding her greatnot to tell me and Nichelle La'nette Taylor, stunned. My question: Is a ring which Invariably cuts grandchildren, twins .Janelle Yvette Taylor about into the flesh when grasped surrounded by, from left, Shelline Stafford, Reginald holloway, Earldarina gift In order for an toll tightly. Or some reason What can I do, Abby? illegitimate cchild? Myers and Jacqueline Bookman, COPE other putdown. than a Should I tell Steve's mother TOO OLD TO (whom I haven't met and I)EAR T.O,T,C.: There are Are there questions you hope she offers to buy me a parents? Get no "Illegitimate children" - can't ask your new mattress? WHAT Abby's new booklet: STEAMED DOWN SOUTH just illegitimate parents. her celebrate her birthday. She has five living The Bookman Family gathered to celebrate Don't penalize an innocent TEENAGERS OUGHT TO childr en Mardesia B. Patterson, Wildwood, of Mrs. Arphenia Bookman. I child because of the cir- KNOW. Drugs, sex and the 90th birthday l)EAR STEAMED: Geneva Whitehead, Orlando, Annie Wright She was born in Wildwood and became a alcohol are plainly discussed. souldn't, The poor kid cumstances of his birth. Scott Sr. and Cab C. Bookman, Sanford. Send $2 and a long, stamped resident of Sanford 60 years ago. DEAR ABBY: For quite (28 cents self-addressed Danny to tell Steve that since some time I have wanted to envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky 06 0,016$sky' DIET ' snub. I When Iwent to make up the beds the next morning! found girl. The mother is 21, the I)FaIt RIGHT: On occasion that Steve had wet the bed! I father is 40. He is married, but been offered a left hand to Re was really steamed because is separated from his wife of shook it; I'm sure nearly 20 years! This man's shake and I the mattress was ruined, there were times then I have wife and legitimate children I told Danny about it, and he rubber sheet. . BE A nearby that we know each other." It's just a cut above a probably has suffered enough humiliation as it Is, But do tell - Evontng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 26, 1980—iC Mom All Steamed had. ' ... 46-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday March 26 ieo DEAR ABBY: here's the situation: Last weekend my 12-year-old son, Danny, asked if he could invite his 13-yearold friend, Steve, to sleep over. Steve had just moved into the neighborhood and Danny was the only friend he Isaid yes. -. "- 245. BISCUITS 111-OR. $129 PACK CANS 9 "I VIRGINIA SLAB SMOKED 9Q BACON SLICED TO ORDER NOWF . ELI. LEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS , 2 INLFENCNAVE. - MEATS 1ANFO*O . 99 $199 = only c, i* a C " .(.. ...S$amp ing Fun LBO ANIAD FOR "WILL CALLH Sn VICE IOWA only VOLUMES 2-15 SI~AML STREET LIBRARY BEEF PHONE g9€: IIP each — I 't - II ,. -- ¶-'° lji il 3.7 ~ ,~j 2 • .4 'n - --'r'l- . 'Lt .. ' 'I ,. • ' • ' 6 -1 1. �- -U-----. I . 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday March 2, - ,, 4 . .- - .., - -- _._-_•-•_•. •_-•-.. --.- -...- .-,.. 10 s The Season For Lamb It' Dessert Herald Springtime With - . Souffles Are Impressive Treats Dessert souffles arc an impressive — and unexpected — treat for guests. This very French way to end a meal is much easier to prepare than most of us believe, A major secret is in the beating and folding in of egg whites. For essential lightness, the egg whites must be beaten smooth and stiff to about seven times their original volume, 1 S - - . - A Traditional Favorite j .ç Ahhhh spring! Surely no other season is more anxiously onion and garlic In cooking fat in large trying-pan. Pour off all awaited or more enthusiastically greeted. As nature but 2 tablespoons drippings. Drain pineapple, reserving juice. reawakens after the long, dreary winter, families, too, come to Add pineapple and peppers to meat. Combine flour, salt, chill life with a flurry of activities. Spirits soar as everyone heads powder and pepper with 2 tablespoons reserved pineapple outdoors to cycle, garden, golf, play tennis or simply enjoy the juice; stir into meat mixture and cook slowly 10 to 12 minutes. warmth. Meanwhile, roll pastry out on a lightly floured surface, apWhat more appropriate way to herald the arrival of spring proximately 1iinch thick. Cut out eight 6-inch circles. Place than with a distinctive menu centered around that traditional ¼ cup filling In the center of each circle. Moisten edges of springtime favorite — lamb. Although now available year dough with water and fold in half to form a crescent; press round, this fine meat has renewed appeal during this season, edges firmly together and pinch into a twist or rope edge. Beat For a tribute to spring, plan a meal that's special — from a egg with water; brush over surface of pastry. Place hand pies leg of lamb entree to a cool, creamy pineapple finale. There is on an ungreased baking sheet and bake in hot oven (400 a variety of lamb roasts, bone-in and boneless, from which to degrees F.) for 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown. 4 serchoose. No matter which Is selected, the cook will appreciate vings of 2 pies each. its preparation ease. All are simply roasted in the oven, Or roll pastry Into rectangle approximately 12x24 inches. unattended, until done to the diners' liking — rare for the connoisseur, well done for the traditionalist or medium to Cut into eight 6-inch squares; place 's cup filling in center of match the preference of many people today. For a fiesl-- each and fold In half to form triangles. springtime vegetable accompaniment, serve Potato Baskets with the lamb. Sliced potatoes form the unique crispy cups that hold creamed carrots. - (5109-pound leg ollamb) Place roast, fat side up, on rack in open roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermometer so bulb is centered in thickest part of leg, being careful not to let it rest in fat or on bone. Do not add water. Do not cover. Roast in a slow oven (325 degrees F.) to desired degree of doneness. Remove from oven when meat thermometer registers 135 degrees F. for rare; 155 degrees F. for medium; 165 degrees F. for well doM. Allow 20 to 25 minutes per pound for rare; 25 to 30 minutes per pound for medium; 30 to 35 minutes per pound for well done. Allow roast to "set" In a warm place 15 to 20 minutes after removal from oven. Since roasts continue to cook during this time, they usually rise approximately 5 percent F. In Internal tern- - ON TOP NAME BRANDS. M : :.•. . ...•. . - APRIL 2. 1980... - .._ . .. _•.•...__.._i,,._.... EXTRA FI1aTaJ • EMd(GreenStampsI I RIDIRM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE PUIUX RESER VES THE SIGHT TO UMIT OUANTITIIS SOW j4 •••••_•••__•__••__• II I EXTRA I?N1sCooilpuaCHauop DotJ,ro Ci..,,., 5. 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After the festivities, any leftover ham should be stored in an appropriate-sized Tupperware plastic container. The seal will keep the meat fresh and moist, ready for sandwich-making or for use in casseroles, Vegetables Look most attractive when served in pairs that contrast colorfully. Broccoli Mimosa shares the spotlight with an herbed carrot and celery combo. The two side dishes contribute well-balanced green and yellow vegetables to the dinner. Even if you don't plan an egg hunt, any Easter dinner would be iomptete without gaily decorated hard-cooked eggs. Eggs were originally associated with the Easter holidays because many years ago hens did not lay eggs during the winter when daylight hours were short. After months of having to rely on preserved eggs, spring brought the first batch of "new-freshlaid" eggs. Thus, the egg has remained a symbol of the feeling of rebirth that accompanies spring. MNss $I.(Cow.slsWst.A_is Where shopping 1upe. _ RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOW Scallions, cucumber, carrots, grapefruit, radishes, olives Remove ham from can and place on wire rack; set rack on a shallow tray. 11am should be very cold. To prepare White Glaze: In medium saucepan, mix 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin with I cup cold water. Let stand 1 minute. Add 1 cup more water; stir over low heat until gelatin is completely dissolved, about 8 minutes. Add mayonnaise, stir until mixture is smooth. Set saucepan in ice water; stir constantly until well chilled and slightly syrupy. Idle glaze evenly over top and sides of ham. Refrigerate about 30 minutes or until glaze is set. Scrape glaze from tray; reheat and set saucepan in ice water again to chill. Spoon glaze over ham; refrigerate. Repeat process until hani is completely covered. To make flower bouquet as pictured, use stips of scallions for stems, and thinly pared cucumber skin for leaves. Flower petals are made from thinly sliced carrots, pared skin of grapefruit, and thinly sliced radishes. Other flowers are made from halves of sliced black olives, and the pared skin of radishes cut in flower shapes. (All segments of the design must be cut as thin as possible.) Before arranging flowers, prepare Clear Glaze. To prepare Clear Glaze: In inedium saucepan, mix 1 envelope unflavored gulatin with L Cup cold water. Let stand 1 minute. Add 1' cups more water; stir over low heat until gelatin is completely dissolved, about 8 minutes. Set saucepan in ice water; stir constantly until chilled and slightly syrupy. Meanwhile arrange flowers and stems in desired pattern on top of ham. Once design is placed, take each piece and dip in Cltar Glaze. Replace pieces on ham in arranged design. Chill until set. Carefully spoon Clear Glaze over ham; refrigerate. Repeal until ham is evenly coated. Yield: Approximately 12 servings. BROCCOLI MIMOSA 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen broccoli spears 1 cup water ½ teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter or margtne 2 teaspoons lemon juice 4 eggs, hard-cooked Place broccoli, water, and salt in large saucepan. Bring water to a Full boil over high heat, separating broccoli with a fork. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 5 to 8 minutes or until broccoli is tender. Drain. Arrange broccoli in serving dish. In small saucepan, melt butter; add lemon juice; spoon over broccoli. Separate hard-cooked egg yolk from egg white. Press egg yolk through a sieve; sprinkle over broccoli, (Egg white may be slivered and mixed into salads, sieved and sprinkled over cooked spinach or stirred into savory cream sauces.) Yield: 6 servings. HERBED CARROTS AND CELERY w4wees amok" we&, A&#1. Set" . $K'iis.Siiss**l.iL I_N $119 lb _.••• ••••••.. .. .-.. .. ...... I am .... --we"Walma; EXTRA JwGreenStam M'S•M'USSe•••SUUSS... water ..... $129 $109 .......J Iii..... IL Koo"gob" wee. Aw 1. 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Turn crean into the bowl In which egg whites We beaten and best to soft pssks. Fold Into gelatin mixture. Turn Into Oiled I" mold, and chill finn. Unmold onto the serving plate. main pineappl, slices, cut In halves, and 4.A arrw4e,luw s.W up,aWs. mold with small nInI s.w. between slices. NOROMMUMBIEW lamb for stew 2 3 tableapoons flow I teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons cooking fat 4 all those handy Glad helpers at Publix, You'll be glad you did when you see the savings. ___________ I can ($.¼ ounces) pineapple slices, drained tgs 'l\rn undrained cnhsd pineapple Into top of double boiler and sprinkle with gelatin. 14 stand 5 minutes to soften. Beat egg yolks lightly and aild to the pineapple mixture, along with (4 cup sugar. Set over boiling water, and cook 5 minutes, until .4 .eI D slIghUythnsd,stlrrIngco,..m..,s. I... bea t 3 sav", S w ithu ndGlad. Stock I teaspoon ruin extract cup / g ½ teaspoon mint extract, optional ¼ teaspoon salt MW You VO~ NEY ON Publix TOP NAVE AO:Z I Publix WHEN YOU CLIP & '- GREEN SF1Qp,J, YOU MONEY 1-½ teaspoons grated lime peel 1 15 EYOUR SAVES > r PUBLIX SAVES 4 large eggs, separated ½ cup sugar one-third cup fresh lime J Nft - Bake in preheated 375-degree oven 30 t :35 minutes or until straw inserted into side comes out clean. Meanwhile, stir raisin mixture into remaining souffle mixture. Spoon into SUCC dish. Serve souffle at once, spooning some sauce over each serving. 5' - 34 -, prepared pan. s cup milk 6 tablespoons suger 4 eggs, separated, I egg white (additional) 2 tablespoons butter V.- teaspoons vanilla Afi S. In large mixing bowl, beat 5 egg '.lutes and salt to soft peaks. Add remaining tablespoon sugar. Beat until stiff. Stir '4 of beaten whites into warni sauce. Gently fold in remaining whites. Pour all but about 2-3rd CLII) of mixture into 1 orange P. dill Butter 2-quart souffle dish or charlotte mold. Dust with sugar. Set aside. Put flour and ' of milk in saucepan. Beat until smooth with wire whisk. Blend in remaining milk and all but 1 tablespoon Bring to boil over medium heat. Cool 3 minutes. Quickl whisk in egg yolks, one at a time. Blend in butter, vanilla and remaining 3 tablespoons liqueur. ('over pan. Set aside. 1 cup raisins 'i cup orange liqueur 3 tablespoons flour /93qO" perature, reaching 140 degrees F. for rare; 160 degrees F. for medium; 170 degrees F. for well done. Note: Frozen lamb can be defrosted in the refrigerator or oked frozen. If leg is cooked frozen, allow one-third to ½ more time (at 300 degrees F. to 325 degrees F.) than for defrosted leg. POTATO BASKETS 3 pounds large baking potatoes Cooking oil 3 cups sliced carrots, cooked 1 cup medium white sauce Snipped parsley Pare potatoes and trim into oval shapes; place In cold water. Slice potatoes lengthwise ½ inch thick and return to cold water until ready to use. Drain and pat slices dry. Heat a 3-inch double potato-nest basket ln deep hot oil (365 degrees F) for 4 to5seconds. Une bottom half of basket with potato slices, overlapping slightly to form petal effect. Press top basket over slices and clamp tightly together. Fry potatoes In oil 3 to 4 minutes or until golden brown. Open metal basket and tap lightly to release cooked potato basket onto absorbent paper. Repeat to make 9 baskets. Combine carrots with white sauce and cook slowly until heated through. Place approximately ½ cupi.ned.crots in eacb potato. basket. Garnish with snipped parsley. Ipotato baskets. pINEAPflBAVAR1AN I can (20 ounces) crushed pineapple (In juice) I envelope plus 1.½ teaspoons unflavored gelatin boil. Remove from heat. Add I tablespoon of liqueur. Cover and set aside. ORANGE-RAISIN SAUCED SOUFFLE o SHOPp, ROAST LEG OF LAMB t. .' Dash salt Grate orange peel. Set aside. Juice orange. Combine with raisins in small pan. Bring to Then fold then) carefully into the sauce base to retain this volume. Do not beat egg whites in a bowl that is moist or greasy. And do not leave any yolk particles in the whit s. The beaters also e must be ('lean and dry. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, March 24, 1950-3C THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 27, yiii I Wfl&IflAV uilis VVWI0Wr5I, U APRIL 2, 1980, CLOSED SUNDAY Wheue shopping Is a pleasure. 0 1 cup water ½ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon dried leaf thyme 2 cups thinly sliced carrots 1 cup diagonally sliced celery 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Place water, salt and thyme In medium saucepan. Bring water to a full boll; add carrots and celery. Return water to boiling; reduce heat, simmer 20 minutes or until vegetables are just tender. Stir In butter. Yield: 6 servings. - �'-I • . • • .. . .J,_,c. • .•. ,.,• ,. A.•% - .-. $,l&f .•_ • . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wedntsday, March 26, 180_5C 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wldnuday, March u, 910 Create Potpo urri STUFFED POTATO CAKES 2 cups mashed pota toes 3 eggs, well beaten I cup matzoh meal 2,4 cup thicken troth, divided 1 teaspoon flavor enhancer, divided 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided 2 cups ground, cooked chicken ¼ cup chopped scallions r \\ '-•• I clove garli c, Dash pepper , their creativity in the designs, as well. Making an egg tree is lots of fun and It's easy, too. If you want to keep your egg decorations for future Easter celebrations, the yolk of the egg must be removed, This is done by piercing a hole in each end of the egg — be sure to pierce the Inner membrane — with an Ice pick or ________ ________ ___ _____ shed — Use the black china marker to make small lines on the egg to Hold the egg over a bowl and blow the yoke out through the represent the seeds. A cluster of the Strawberry eggs In a hole. (Save the yolk for baking, scramble eggs, or omelets, small fruit crate also make an Interesting table decoration. " ., S , ,, Rince the shell well, and you're ready to begin coloring eggs Choose an attractively shaped small branch as your "tree," for your Easter tree and secure the branch In florist clay or styrofoam in a pretty ,, Color the eggs In bright Eastertlme colprs. bowl. The inside of the bowl can be filled with other colored ' After the eggs are colored, children and adults alike can eggs. Usually about 10.15 eggs make a lovely tree. Your Easter A _ creatively decorate the eggs which will adorn the egg tree. Egg Tree can be placed on a table and used as a picture win. The ways to decorate eggs are as limitless as the dow display, or as a centerpiece. imagination. Use colored glitter or the decals from the egg If you're having an Easter party — another suggestion Is to J coloring kit, or small pieces of ribbon, lace, colored string or use colored hard boiled eggs with a bow tied around them and Making an egg tree I lots of fun and easy t do. beads and glue imaginative designs on the brightly colored display in an Easter basket. The eggs may be given to the children as edible gifts. Other creative decorating ideas include an egg-o- eggs. Any child would love an egg-o-car and it's easy to make, too. Another great Easterparty idea Is a zoo of egg animals such car, a strawberry egg and a zoo of egg animals. This is all you need to make the egg.o.car: 4 small buttons, a as a lion, elephant, bir, pig, even a mouse! ' '1 .. 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Each Is relatively low-cal and low4at since, unlike baking chocolate, cocoa has over three-quarters of the original cocoa butter content — Orange..........5 - 8g. x'TPIop%1 GOOD IN SEMINOLE ANDORANGE COUNTIES Indulge In Low Calorie Cocoa Trea ts Each is also super-chocolately cocoa butter ;ithls flavor, only fat and easy to create, allowing just a minutes preparation time. 79. Chocolate Syrup ' 09. Publix Pure Selected Strawberry Preserves ................. Ij 09' RoyalNid Rod Salmon .............. $2' Royal Pudngs Combine cocoa and confectioners' sugar. ('ream butter ith ½ cup of cocoa mixture in a small bowl. Add remaining mixture alternately with milk, beating to spreading consistency. Blend in vanilla. removed. Heinz Sweet Gherkins About 2 cups ½ cup cocoa 2 and two-thirds cups confectioners sugar 6 tablespoons butter or margarine 4-5 tablespoons milk or water 1 teaspoon vanilla - " U.S. Fancy Crisp Juicy Bad Deldous Apple s .,......... 3 . Fresh Florida • $1" Ch.es. 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Top with fruit and then with runainh* crumb pajty, Bake 25.30 minutes or until teller Inserted In Cuter comes out clean. Serve immedia tely. Makes on. coffeecake. . Tasty Thuringer or Summer 41 until completely cooled. To remove shell, crackle it by tapping In small saucepan, sprinkle unflavored gelatin over water. Let stand until gelatin is moistened. Place over low best. Stir constantly until gelaftndiasolves, • about 5 minutes. In large bowl, thoroughly blend cheese and topping. Fold in relish, pineapple and almonds. Then fold In gelatin. Turn Into kup mold. Chill until firm. Unmold and garnish, If desired, with salad greens. or ... m. 09' Ready-to-take-out Southern Fried Ch1ck.n..'s2" Immediately run cold water over eggs or put them in ice water ½ cup chopped almonds .f Pepsi 62' Sun Maid Golden or Regular Sak.d Boons .... up or down by about 3 minutes for each size larger or smaller.) 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 1 cup cold water 1 (3-ounce) package cream cheese, softened and cut into chunks 2 cups frozen whipped topping, thawed 1 (14-ounce) jar cranberry-orange relish (84-ounce) can crushW pineapple, drained Soup Mix............ sico D5CIOU5 Cooked Sa •,, In the hot water 15 to 17 minutes for Large eggs. (Adjust time 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. 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Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture boils and thickens. Reserve 4 egg wedges for garnish. Stir in, remaining egg wedges and sour cream. Heat Just to serving temperature, but do not boil. Serve Immediately over noodles. tap water to come atleaall Inch above eggs.Cover and qulcldy bring just to boiling. Turn off heat.!! necessary, remove pan from burner to pre ve nt f urther boiling. Let eggs stand covered . Sprin gthne favorite Publix ~ teaspoon garlic powder ½ teaspoon pepper 1 can (10~ oz.) condensed chicken broth, undiluted 9 hard-cooked eggs, wedged 1 cup (8 oz.) dairy sour cream Hot cooked noodles or rice Parsley, optiona l In large omelet pan or skillet over medium heat cook onion and green pepper in butter until tender but not brown, about 5 Zesta Saltines ... IS-os. 0 Iowa E 1½ teaspoons baking soda ½ teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups buttermilk or sour milk Cream butter, shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla; beat well. Combine cocoa, flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Add to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beginning and ending with (irs ingredients. Pour into liberally greased and floured pans. Bake at 30 degrees F. as follows: 3 8-inch layer pans 30 to 35 minutes 1 130x2¼.inch pan 55 to 65 minutes 1 tube or Bundt pan 55 to 65 minutes 2 9x5x3-inch loaf pans 50 to 60 minutes 31,2 dozen cupcakes 20 to 25 minutes Bake at 375 degrees F. ToSourMflk: Use 2thblespoons vinegar plus milk to equal 2cups. — In small saucepan, heat oil; saute scallions until soft. Dissolve potato starch in chicken broth; add to scallions In saucepan. Add flavor enhancer. Stir over low heat until mixtu re thickens and boils. Yield: 4 servings. +. — too! ____ Chicken Gravy 1 tablespoon oil or pareve margarine one-third cup chopped scallions or onion 1 tablespoon potato starch 14 cups chicken broth ¼ teaspoon flavor enhancer * • ..•. In largebowlcombine mashed potatoes, eggs, matzoh meal, ½ cup chicken broth, ½ teaspoon flavor enhancer, and ½ teaspoon salt; mix well. Shape mixt ure into 8 pancakes. In small bowl~combine chicken, remaining 4 cup chicken broth, calllons, parsley, garlic, remaining ½ teaspoon flavor enhancer, remaining ¼ teaspoon salt and dash pepper; mix well. (Mixture should be moist.) Place a heaping tablespoon of chicken mixture on potato pancake; roll potato around meat to encase it completely. Dip potato cakes In egg beaten with water. In large skillet, heat enough oil to measure pan. Fry potato cakes until well browned on both sides. Serve hot with Chicken Gravy. YIeld:Stol servings _ ____ Using cocoa, make a delicious basic recipe that simply by varying baking pans becomes five great cakes. If you took a poll on favorite desserts, more people would probably pick chocolate cake than any other. But some would vote for layer cake, some for cupcakes, loaf cake or a different version — so long as It was rich, moist and "chocolatey." Now you can please everyone and make any occasion special — with one basic recipe that, simply by varying your baking pans and times, becomes five great cakes, The secret? Start with a base of versatile unsweetened cocoa; it's more convenient to work with and gives a deeper chocolate taste. Cakes will be as melt-in-the-mouth light as they are luscious. And if you do a lot of baking, remember that 6 ounces of cocoa goes as far as 8 of baking chocolate that's more economical, darning needle. 1 egg, lightly beaten 1 tablespoon water Oil for frying Chicken Gravy Garnish with parsley, if desired. coloring eggs. Anyone, regardless of age, can make this lovely and traditional Egg Tree. Children can not only have fun designing special eggs to decorate the tree, but are allowed to express ; 2 tablespoons chopped parsley grease (china marker) pencil, one colored egg, glue and a piece of sturdy string or yarn. Glue the buttons (2 on each side) parallel to the bottom of the egg — these are the Ures.Now use the grease pencil to draw the car doors and windows, glue the string to the top center of th e egg so It can be hung from the Egg tree and your egg.o.car is ready to roll. Another unusual, yet easy to make, decoration is the Strawberry Egg. The materials needed are an egg colored red, green felt, scissors, glue and a black china marker. Cut the green felt In the shape of leaves and a stem and glue them to the top of the large end of the egg. The stem should be a circle of felt and can also be used to hang the Strawberry egg from the tree. The wonderful traditions of Easter are many and varied, such as the Easter Bunny, the Easter Parade, or the Easter bonnet and new dress. However, one of the most popular traditions, dating back to the fifteenth century, is the custom of 5 Ways To Make. World's I 'Greatest' Chocolate Cake S Egg Tree Colorful Wit 1ST-WATChER'S COC( )it GELATINE l)ESSEItT (4 to 5 servings) 1 Envelope (I tablespoon) unflavored gelatine ½ cup cold water 2-3rd cup non-fat dry milk powder 2 cups water 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 3 tablespoons cocoa ¼ teaspoon salt ½ cup sugar or equivalent amount of non-caloric sweetener 2 teaspoons vanilla Sprinkle gelatine onto ½ cup cold water; set aside. ( iubuitmilk powder and 2 cups water in macdAwn saucepan; blend it, egg yolks, cocoa and salt. Cook over meditnu heat, stirring constantly, until mixture just begins to boil: remove from heat. Stir in gelatine, sugar or sweetener and vanilla. Pour mnt' individual dessert dishes or 3-cup mold. Place plastic rap gently on surface; chill until firm. Garnish mnhIlviVInal dessert dishes with fresh or naturally sweetened canned fruit or onmold onto servinu tray: serve slices with fruit or ladyfirie'rs. COCOA PORCUPINE.s (About 36 balls) 2 eggs slightly beaten ¼ cup sugar or sugar substitute ¼ cup cocoa 1 cup finely chopped pitted dates ½ cup finely chopped nuts 2 cups toasted rice cereal 1 cup flaked coconut Combine eggs, sugar and cocoa in saucepan; add dates. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly for It) mIiinutt's or until mixture almost boils. Cool 5 minutes; stir in nuts and cereal. Cool 10 minutes longer. Drop by teaspoonfuls into coconut; roll into balls. DIETER'S CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE 18 servings ¼ cup skim milk 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 2-3rd cup skim milk 2 egg yolks 3 tablespoons cocoa ¼ cup sugar or sugar substitute 14 teaspoons vanilla 1½ cups (12-ounce carton) mild creamed cottage cheese 2 egg whites 2 tablespoons sugar 1.3rd cup graham cracker crumbs ½ teaspoon cinnamon Fresh or naturally sweetened canned fruit Pow ¼ cup milk into blender container. Add gelatine; allow to soften while assembling Ingredients. Heat 2-3rd cup milk to boiling point; pow into blender and process until gelatine dissolves. Add egg yolks, cocoa, ¼ cup sugar and vanilla; process at medium speed until well-blended. Add cottage cheese; blend at high speednujsmooth. Pour into bowl; chill until mixtire mounds from a spoon. Beat egg whites until frothy; gradually add 2 tablespoons sugar and beat until still Peaks form. Fold into chocolate mixture. Combine graham cracker crumbs and cinnamon; sprinkle onto bottom of an S. inch round cake pan (removable bottom preferred). Pour chocolate mixture into pan; chill several hours or overnight. Arrange fruit on top; garnish with additional graham (racker crumbs, if desired. �I 'C—. March U, 910 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. : :'.!. Wednesday, March 26, 1980-7C Spinach Schav and Passover Garden :; -- -:fi.' . •-%-'. Casserole are two glorious recipes for Passover, which will also be Et1 lover"MuX. appreciated throughout the year. In fact, the name to look for in beauty pro(ItIcts is Publix. Mr. G's Warehouse Food Every one offers you the same quality you expect from national brands at considerable savings. We guarantee it. "We will never, knowingly, disappoint you. 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Bottle, Balsam With Protein, Instant Hair Conditioner or Shampoo Publix Dilux Here Comes Peter Cottontail -Decorating The Bunny Trail Au M -. - Start with plain cupcakes, either made from scratch or from a mix. Turn the cupcakes upside down and frost with a special fluffy frosting made with marshmallow creme and a few other easy Ingredients. The frosting recipe can be used with other favorite cakes, too; its soft, light texture makes it a "classic." After frosting, shredded coconut is sprinkled over the cupcakes making fuzzy "fur," and facile features are added with gumdrop halves and pipe cleaners. Slim of atandardeise irshmaflows are used as "ears." To make these, cut a marshmallow Into four slices using scissors dipped in water, then dip the cut side 0( the slim into colored sugar and attach with toothpicks. For a different if. fect, tout the coconut a golden trowu before Winkling on the C" or tint the frosting a favorite color with food coloring. Set the Funny Bunny Faces on lace dollies or flaU.h.d poper baking cups, then serve on Individual '1qesrt plitet (h', arrange several In a big Easter bt to bring out as the surprise dessert for a children's party. '- FUNN Y BUNNY FAC ES ½ cup star 2 egg whites .2 tablespoons water — - I Fresh Ve9 etab les Make A Tapestry Of Flavors DELI t • Passover is a holiday remembrance — a special occasion when Jews around the world recount the tale of their brave escape from slavery in Egypt. Special symbolic foods are eaten to further dramatize this holiday. During Passover, because of Jewish food restrictions, fresh fruits and vegetables assume particular importance, by mAking holiday menus exciting and colorful. For example, only approved (Kosher) bottles of herbs and spices can be used at this time, and fresh vegetables — like onions, garlic, scallions, and parsley — are especially prized as seasonings. In Passover Garden Casserole, fresh broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, and onions make a colorful tapestry of flavors, Cottage cheese, sour cream, and eggs provide the protein, while matzoh replaces the noodles and rice, now forbidden, but often used in vegetable main dishes. Schav is a cold soup originally prepared by Eastern European Jews for another religious holiday, Schavuot, which commemorates Moses receiving the ten commandments on Mount Sinai. Bright green sorrel leaves are traditionally used for flavor, symbolizing the grass on the mountain. But sorrel leaves often are not available, so fresh spinach makes a wonderful substitute. In Spinach Schav, lemon Juice adds a refreshing tartness, blending with the beaten eggs to make this 10t, rich soup. Served with a dollop of sour cream and an array of palate-tingling garnishes, schav makes a delightful prelude to any holiday dinner. Publix Baby Powder is soft, pure and gentle enough to baby every member of your family. 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Cmele face features with pialyss sad. pipe elirs. b-'4. -a b.-.--- .4 _4.A.... of Spinach is a very good source of vitamins A and C, iron, potassium and magnesium, with only 23 calories in each 3½ ounce serving of cooked greens. According to the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, both the curly and flat leaf varieties are good for cooking. Buy bright green spinach with fresh, crisp leaves. It should be: used as soon as possible, but can be stored In the refrigerator If wrapped well to preserve moisture. THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MAR. 279 THRU WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 1960. CLOSED SUNDAY.... SPINAaI âQIAV 1 bound fresh spinach $ cups water 1 onion, cut in half ...-.'. - - a - - -. - - - --- -. - — - -- - -• Chuck Roast ............... LB LB. $ 148 $ 178 BEEF SHOULDER Round Roast .............. . L8. $ .,.,..... -- - - -. - LB. 148 7 ROUND 6#0 1 SMOKED PICNIC 59q SLICED / I I B $1 58 . LB. Chuck Steak ............. LB. 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Add lemon Juice and sugar; simmer 15 minutes longer. Remove from heat. Remove onion. Add a small amount of hot soup to eggs, stirring constantly; return mixture to kettle; mix well. Serve immediately, or chill and serve cold. Garnish with sour cream and any or all of the Suggested Garnishes. Makes: 6 to 8 servings. - Publix Salon Formula Shampoo or Conditioner - 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice s teaspoon sugar 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1 cup sour cream PASSOVER GARDEN CASSEROLE % cup butter or margarine lcup sliced, fresh carrots cup chopped, fresh onion small bunch fresh broccoli, stems sliced, flowers whole 4 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced 4matzol* Iot water 2cups cottage cheese cup sour cream 2egga, lightly beaten )to 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice ltabieapocm chopped fresh dill 1 teaspoon salt 0 teaspoon pepper l large skillet melt butter; saute carrots and onions about 3 mI*tea until crisp-tender. Add broccoli; stir-fry 3 minutes. Stlin mushrooms; remove from heat. In medium bowl soak noha until soft In hot water to cover; drain. Add cottage dae, sour a-cain, eggs, lemon Juice, dill, salt and pepper; inIwell. Add 3 cups vegetables to matzoh mixture; mix well. Spain Into buttered 2-quart baking dish; spoon remaining veltables over casserole. Bake, uncovered, ina * degree F. ov.Ø 25 to 3o minutes until heated through. Makes: 6 servings. With This Coupon ONLY 1 74L jar marshmallow crame colored aiar Gumdrop halves PIPS cluiiars - - 14~~~ [ v CENTER CUT SQUARE CUT SIR 100 PCT. PURE . Baby your budget. a, 88' LB. $298 LEAN Passover Is A Holiday Remembrance ___.d LB. 25' BEEF STEAK _ -• J HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Ground Chuck Beef Short Ribs - .•...- - ...... Delmonico ................... stow LB. 100 PCT. PURE _ ba A . ........ LB. Center Cut Bacon -- 584 [ _. , PRICES GOOD THROUGH APRIL 1, 1980 CENTER CUT SQUARE CUT Publix Shampoos or Conditioners 14 or 24-oz. can - - LB. 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Wouldn't it be great to find a fun dessert for these special occasions that says "springtime" but isn't time consuming or expensive to make? Funny Bunny Faces fit the bill perfectly. The idea, created by the Kraft Kitchens, requires just a few basic ingredients, most of which are found at your local supermarket. Assem. Wing them is simple and fun — in fact, making the Bunny Faces can be an afternoon "let's cook" project for children. LB. LEAN COUNTRYSTYLEd PORK A Easter and the Easter bunny. from heat. Add cereal. Stir until well coated. Use cereal There's not a more fitting pair this side of Santa Claus and mixture to make Peter Cottontail or Easter Egg Nests. Christmas. PETER COTTONTAIL So who is better to attend the neighborhood Easter egg hunt Prepare one recipe of Rice Krlspies Marshmallow Treats for than Peter Cottontail himself. seven-inch bunny. Using buttered fingers, shape 3½ cups Just prepare a batch of familiar Rice Krisples Marshmallow warm mixture fcir body a$d 2 cups mixture for head. Join head Treats using Kellogg's Rice Krlsples cereal. Shape the warm and body with toothplcli to create a bunny seven inches high. mixture into three balls: two large ones for the body and a small one for a cottontail. Then build the bunny! Add floppy Shape remaining mixture into a ball for the "cottontail." Brush with corn syrup and roll in coconut. Attach to the body paper ears as well as candy features and buttons. with a toothpick. Make ears and feet from colored paper. Cut 2 For another easy Easter craft, portion the marshmallow slits in head to attach ears. Set bunny on paper feet. Create treats mixture into muffin-pan cups, then shape into miniature eyes, nose and buttons with assorted candle,. Use pipe nests. These make excellent party favors when filled with cleaners for whiskers. chocolate eggs and gumdrops. For extras, add tinted coconut to the treats for "grass." NOTE: Recipe can be shaped into 2 smaller bunnies. Funny Faces Say 'Hoi' To Springtime PORK CHOPS 48 ,jZ 16oz. Bottle, Golden Enriched, Baby, Dandruff Control, Herbal Essence or Enriched Green Publix Shampoo SLICED UARTERLOIN' CENTER CUT p �- Six.,. •-'- r R. BLON Dl E - EXCELLENT MEAL ,lvE M'' COMiME,JT5 T CHEF .d,.&..f — ., IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March (To1ANI<5 &jTOu CHEF PEF5 COLD CASH ¶ - - 2 .d!!° HE?E'S PiTy CENTS by Chic Young - ________ 'ON SECOND INK _- COMPLIMENT5 - . c.1 '.' _J L . - 0 ACROSS 45 Alcoholic Answer to Previous Puzzle beverage _____ 1 A09 I Express 49 Old Testament BEAfj 1.11 Z1EN ____ 4 Normandy book I' At invasion day 51 Fuel öì 01!r 8 Unplayed golf 52 Comedian - - - i 1ClO holes King 'T I - C' 12 Spanish cheer 53 Engine pa PAN 13 European (n,) 2i ! ,, • caPital 54 American Tt$ I 14 Confide Indian • - 15 Family 55 Young Iady(Fr. lo Jo • e 1 c1 oi member *D1 .Cbbr.) iA 16 Large ape U,N,11. 56 Ceramic earth ____ 18 Footrest 57 Do farm work I$ U $ $ A • • £ N 20 Federate 21 Before this 11 "Auld 31 ConNnt DOWN 22Nick _. 33 Germ n 24 Fowl 17 Afraid of guns phy*iclst I Average 26 Game fish 19 Command (comp wd) 38 Celery 27 Automotive 23 Rocky 40 Salt water ciety (abbr.) 2 Landed Mountain 3 Previous 30 Severe 41 Milquetoast park diurnal period experience Raton, 42 Bridge play AitpOtl, for 24 — 32 Discomfit ______ . a,_, _ __ __ _______ • - _ P11' -' ' j / I —__-- BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I'LL HAVE T14AT -. . THIS ONE 2 NO. THAT POTATO OVER AND Iq R' No ] „ ONE THERE ThERE H EIS PEA5 5 Copperfield's 25 Common 35 Hole metal wife 36 Unspecified 8 Actress Blake 26 Farmyard amount sound 7 Hanker 37 Gums 8 Main impact 27 Lewd 39 Ignoble 40 reek letter 9 Abominable 28 Greek deity 41 Dry,as wine snowman 29 Feminine MAKING PECISIONS _____ by Art Sansom w m cRl*crwLytiM i 'P4( WITH ,) : J4J P'L.FT i' ' U4 3 4 5 6 7 — 3 39 — 38 40 1 42 49 HEAP TARE (J C4LENPAR WA7'Ol HAP ALL TOGETHER.. .GOT STOPPED AND IT WAS TO SCHOOL ON TIME ... __ 547ZIRPAY.P.-I — — — ——— 50 — — — — — — — j- — f — — — — — — — — — Florida Audubon Seminole Chapter, 2 p.m., Florida Power & Ligh t, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Michael Marlin will present a program on trees, Sou th Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, WyTflore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.ni,, Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian r, Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. ' •, . ' I I Cornelius, 107 Highland Court, Sanford. Program by Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford 1 Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. : Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall, Tanglew AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's 4. ,. \...._ lenses has developed to the point that after the recovery Health Letter number 13-6, phase, the vision is quite good Your Cataracts Are Coming. In most instances. That IS Other readers who want this assuming that there's nothing issue can send 75 cents with a else wrong with the eye exlong, stamped, self-addressed cept the cataract itself. For Thursday, March 27, 98O E EK & MEEK MEP(, L1JAT i)EU. 1-1ES A (4APTR. AE 1 C'c 44ERE5 NXyTHE. TAL CE R€E&1$AAW? lkOFF6RJ(E(kyrrjA41(() N4J56ME&JT" E ART POJSJAT ..,. - -- PRISCILLA'S POP WHERE'S THE NICE.... WE 1W "tOLIN& MAN WHO WAITECNLJ, LP3TWEEK j$ by Ed Sullivan , 10 LET HIM GO.' ./> HIS MIND' WAS ALWAYS ON BM5IcETLL, THAT WASN'T " SO IN ITSELF... •" UT HE WAS STARTING 'TO SLAM PJNK THE GUPPIES INTO THE TANK _ ______ _________ __________ ______ ffl _____ C 0 ________ CV /0 YOUR BIRTHDAY March 27, 1960 You could fit thi . J. s. I BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl A BATh. - 1Ewv. ___ LOCO ISM, r4 "E AT MY _ RJ pt,JCKIE , 0 wa ... _______ Ii - . LAR ___ 'b M31 Tid ft5S ILINALW __ ____ MI UI?O friend. This person might be treasure is burie repaying in a different VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) manner a big favor you did for Past experience, aided by an him or her In the past. Instinctive hUSIS' li1(FdientS ARIES (March 21-April 19) could put you far out In front Charm, congeniality and of the pack today. 'fli,t your helpfulness are assets you natural abtiitie, possess from which you can gJØpj 23 ) reap dividend, through out and be with persons special contacts. Romance, whose enthusiasm and iiea : Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran • Church. Irish American Club of Central Florida, 8 p.m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford, covered dish, ham fur- draw trumps and If they break 3-3 be sure of his Saturday Night Dance Club of Deflary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, For senior citizens. Minicomputer demonstration, 9:30-11 a.m., Deltona BRIDGE 321 nished. contract, He may well score an overtrick if clubs break, K 10 • i •P74 EAST WEST • A K Q 109 484 A 743 62 •as • Q 10162 • 102 #J985 Q J 985 AK • A Q 63 o leave South with four tricks one and a dub Inqpr In hit " Vulnerable: North-South for the coming months are all that could be quite valuable to u Reese's play to make the. Dea1er West discussed In your Astro. YOU, contract is a Jim-dandy. After Graph Letter, which begins West N.rth But Soelk South ruffs the third spade ha SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Pass Pus Dbl. i• with ' bÜIIIdIy M $1 must cash the ace and king of Give worthy goals the at. Pus 2• Pus 2 for each to AstroGraph, diamonds and king and ace of t• 3W Pus 5 clubs. Now he lea a his small 489, RadIo City Station, N.Y. tention they deserve. You'll find they could be easier to club. 10019.Be awe 4 West can ruff let the club attain than you Imagined. A date. ride to East's or whistle a Opening lead:•K TAURUS (April 20May 20) trlendmay show you the way. happy tune, but South is going SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Someone older you're to get his nine tricks. I f Dec. 21) with a little ex may be comIng to youfond trumps are played he can mkWs effort and Oswald JacAy score the ninth trick with the a favor. In the end, Your pwk you have ft Powell wid A1 So q.n of clubs; otherwise, he. request Could titnout to be can ruff thatqueen of clubs to away ottuer,. 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ALL SEATS 99C (35 (j)J W 1.LJP1JU 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, colt slew and 2 hot butter lIIlI Hay *7 332 1303 1) (4) DONAHUE ($3 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (1730 MOVIE SIR -' FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER s—as s—i RY GARDEN (FRI) (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 0 @3 PORTER WAGONER 9:30 ago (3(10) PAINT WITH NANCY STONES (MON) (14(10) VILLA ALEGRE (MON. 24 (10) JULIA CHILD AND THUS SQUARES 0 (4) POPI GOES THE T.M. Sing.rs. I (3(1O)V.I.PEOPLE(THU) WELBY, M.D. " (7)0 GOOD MORNING (3(10)ELECTRIC COMPANY FLORIDA (R)(MON-THU) (3(10) THE ADVOCATES IN 8:30 BRIEF (FRI) Joannle's boss demands spe8 G TODAY Jeannette Nolan: "The clal favors In return for assign. Captain's Cup' Pat Harrington (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (12) (17)1 LOVE LUCY Ing her to a hot news story. AMERICA Jr.. Florence Henderson: 3:30 ID (35) JiM ROCKFORD H 35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (U(35) 41(17) THE FLINT"Legal Eagle" Bert Convy, Leigh Taylor-Young. ffl) SITt.lA'fl WITP007 MY WALLEr AmD AFTERNOON Lottie's new career as a caba- (Part 3) EMBAR4S5i4 'I LEFT 4OME TNIG MCN,M 9 (17) NEWS (1 0 ED ALLEN CM (17) NEWS ret singer. (Part 1501 16) Fernando Lamas. 'T•4E'Ryj,SiQ,. B()T I F1P40 MYSELF iN 4.j 11:55 6:30 GAME sive Maude visits Walter the TO 0 FAMILY FEUD (MON) (P 0 HOLLYWOOD day after his suicide attempt. ____________ .____ IN ) ' TUESDAY, APRIL! Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Civic Center. BusIness and bingo to follow bag lunch. by I..onardjijrv T)f 5eTOR 6 --ESPEC,AU1 '-4110 UB1J EGPECI4U.Y 4LV & 10 5f WITH W 600M A FOR IFILECTJON. __________ f FE1tII HER, ALI.OW ME t - - 4 _________________ _ ___ HOW ON by T. IC. Ryan Seminole M, 8 p.m., ope speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. "Yourwall-Heart" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 _____ - Lamont buys some copper on 5:20 (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED SUNDAY, MARCH30 ____ __ _ our* .7" 717 ___ 7:00 0 @3 FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (P0 JOKER'S WILD (Ij)(35) SANFORD AND SON CK (10) NEVADA FALLOUT: THE HOT YEARS Ranchers and residents of Nevada relate stories of what fallout from above-the-ground nuclear bomb tests conducted during the 1950s has done to their U (I 7)l DREAM OF JEANNIE (UP (35) BUGS BUNNY AND (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) Over 50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social ' ___ workshop after she admits that she is awhile-knuckle flyer. major characters represent contrasting perspectives on life and and death, honor and value. Hall ____________ Oft loins Bob's "Fear Of Flying" NEWS ( 0 MA'S'H 1) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (H (35) KIJNG FU (10)341 CONTACT 0@3 HIGH ROLLERS 0T TODAY IN FLORIDA to her. JZ(17) 808 NEWHART Emily Workshop, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 1600 Aaron Ave., Orlando (near 33rd St. exit off J) Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Music by Kopel. , OF PÔ1T 91411 T1Wf IN UNE TW - WeaftLy 5PCE t NEV!R WWII 10:15 (12) (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS "A Family Secret” Upset by his mother's death James finds sympathy from Hazel and proposes marriage (10)MISTERROGER$(R) (12)(17)MY THREE SONS 5:30 4:30 @3 EMERGENCY ONEI 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11:00 (FRI) (II) (35) TOM AND JERRY ER AND FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET (12) (17) SPECTREMAN ___ . 4T W4 4WFILLY NICE actions. 't1E, THU. FRI) 1121(17) OPEN UP (TUe Reservations available. Call Doris Rogers. Eph;~:ouf~~11ace of Station, Now York, N.Y. hearts; muff another spade 10019) __ 0 ABC NEWS (L1)(35) ANDY GRIFFITH A misunderstanding leads Andy and Aunt Bee to believe that they are both anxious to get married. 3(10) ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Transportation" Quay$ and Jon Finch are tealured In one of Shakespeare's greatest plays In which ffi . P.O. Box 489, RadIo city According to the AMA, brushing your hair 100 strokes a day won't dolt any good and may .v.n_bairn it. ANNIE - _ p* Holmes finds his fate depend- 9(17) WORLD AT LARGE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (1!) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. W 0 CBS NEWS NIfl' After tailing in an attempt I1I2) (17)LISIEN(MON) formances, Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando. Annual Spring Plant Sale, Central Florida Sheltered Drive, Orlando. Seminar sponsored by Winter Park Chapter of the National Secretaries Association on "The 80's —A New Decade: Imprinting Secretarial Profess 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Holiday Inn, 6515 International Drive, Orlando. Call 6441895. Senior Citizens Tour to Lakeland for Holiday on Ice show. Leave Sanford Civic Center at noon; pick up at Leeds, Seminole Plaza, 12:30 p.m. Dinner on return, Orlando Public Broadcasting System (10) 4j 5:00 4:00 0 @3 THE BRADY BUNCH C) 0 BEWITCHED QMERVGRIFFIN Broadcasting Network (CBN). 0 @3 NBC NEWS (3(10)-THE SHAXUPEARE PLA "Henry IV" Anthony to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings. 2301 E. Colonial (35) () (1 7) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando to kill Sgt Warden. Major and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet singing In America annual show, 2 p.m. and evening per. Florida Art Ann. Outdoor Art Show, 9 a.m. i. (1]) (CBS) Orlando 6:30 Orlando Chaper of the Society for the Preservation business, (ABC) Orlando Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta, Ga. In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune In to independent channel 44. St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel St tuning to channel 13, which carries Sports and the Christian Wiggins At Lunch." "Boy Meets Girl" Rockford Is forced to protect a smalltIme pro quarterback In a blackmail scheme that brings the mob and federal agents afterhim PublIc Library. A novice's introduction to use of minicomputers in education, games, home and the aueen of diamonds drop doub eton or a club.diamond, squeeze develops. Unfortunately, West hold four hearts and five spades and South will only come to eight tricks. The Immediate play of the ace, king and queen of clubs also fails. west trumps the th ird club and plays ace and another trump SOUTH • s travel, luck, resources, stimulate you. Something can rvaihl rdtntl. Uja i DIGlS1°tl HEPPRSSJ NORTH •7452 • by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST MY NW PEMSKIN the grincMtone. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your CPO Club, Orlando NTC. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. I ____ a HI6HThIR1gMHEE AT . Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando, SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Seabees Veterans of America Island X-4, 10 a.m., . ' _ f t, / . WIN year in a large way through a you to find out where a I. (A ' by Howie Schneider 5ERIc*J5LW COQ ijil".' •(/•I' Church, Lake Howell Rd. Longwood AA, dosed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434, Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando I am sending you The I Norman de Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters - of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Butch - Mrs. Fred Harris on Prison Life of Jefferson Davis. may be necessary. 8Y BERNICE BEDE OSOL Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, 103 Road, Altamonte Springs. SIE noon, Holiday Inn. Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 pm, . Altamonte Springs Civic Center. • Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows , Hall, l071j Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, MARCH 28 point, If proper vision Is not fective in safely removing the possible with glasses, surgery cataract. The use of contact ,2 HOROSCOPE AND FRIENDS Skits Mrs Free Income tax service for senior citizens, 1.5 p.m., progress, eventually It can And if yours should progress, — — — affect your vision and at that modern surgery Is very ef- _________________ j 0(1)0 NEWS 3 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Longwood City Hall. Call terferes with the vision, with getting older, As long as the little cloudy Hever, cheer up, many area Is not In the line of sight people have small cataracts It may not interfere with that do not enlarge very — — reading, driving or vision in rapidly and never actually — — any way. If the changes interfere with their vision, 51 6:00 THURSDAY, MARCH 27 be so shocked. Everybody has envelope for it. Send your changes in the lenses In their request to me, in care of Uis eyes if they live long enough 0 ( 0 (4) 0 FRIENDS 112) (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND g (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (TUE. WED, FRI) Cable Ch. () EVENING BUSINESS "Production' (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT Center, Shell Road. 47 48 _____________________________________________________ 5) r 'L 45 46 INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN _______ _________________________ Cable Ch. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. _____________________ and cause the lens to develop nothing to do with the type of opacities. That's what In- changes In the eye that occur — "AND FOUND OUT YOUR GOT 'pt)UR HOMEWORK SHOWER... 41 43 44 52 ..MAP BREAKFAST... building, French Avenue. old damaged cells are cloudy those kinds of cataracts has — — — — _________________ — — by Bob Montana Lamb These old cells can't be shed damage the skin and cause - ARCHIE Sanford.Semfnole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee from the lens like ft old cells changes In it, that are are shed off your skin. These unrelated to aging. Correcting I [Ii I [L\ • Dr. eye. They are no such th ing. is required or not. • HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY, MARCH President, Council, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Tom Hunt will speak on Ronald McDonald House. They are a change In the cells I wish there were some of the lens Itself. The lens is 12 Jelly-like globular structure drops or some magical diet 13 14 Inside the eye behind the little that you could take which black pupil. Nmally would correct cataracts but muscles around thelens thereisn't.Thereisagroupof —— — — — — — 19 20 contract and relax to change people in the country who — — — — ______________ — — — — the shape of It. That's how mistakenly think so but 21 22 23 there's no way that you ca n your eyes focus. ——— Th e problem is that new change the natural aging 24 25 26 27 28 2a cells constantly form at the process. Now, you can outside of the globular lens. produce cataracts by ar~, 33 Old ones are pushed Inward, tificial means, just as you can 2 f HOW VvOULP 't)U FEEL IF YOU WOKE UPON TIME . -. TOOK A My eye doctor Just Informed me that! have part of a cataract in my right eye. Is there any medication or exercise of any form to stop this growth before it gets worse? I'm in goodhealth otherwiseand this news was a shock to me. DEAR READER - Don't — one decides whether surgery 1 PLE!1W? .)OT LOOI& F LIKE MUCHIBUT VE.&.FETER DEAR DR. LAMB TV rr ___________________ 44 Egg.shsped There are many causes for Radio City Station, New York, 46 Mountain cat cataracts but most of them NY 10019. 47 Yugoslav are related to the aging of the The issue of The Health leader lens Itself Latter I'm sending you ex48 Killed I'm always surprised at t plains In more detail how a 50 Commerce how many people UthIk tha cataract is formed and how — — — — — — — — — T — THE BORN LOSER LENDAR i6 Eye On Wdnesday, March 26, 1IO-4C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CcitaradsNot Growths I ___ -' I Dean Merlin signed TV's largest contract ever with 'NBC in 1968. The amount involved: $34 million. 16 - .M IMP I ft Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. 27 2$ 29 30 31 DAILY: lOAM-s P.M. SUNDAY: 1ZN.S P.M. MARCH: Even DAYS ONLY IL �•-- . .•• .•- • • . •.. - .•. 1 10C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March U, INO Rediscover Breakfast What's breakfast to you? Just that quick cup of coffee and glass of fruit juice you grab en route to work, or the Instant coffee In a plastic cup and puny piece of bread that's offered as a business breakfast? What many Americans have come to call "breakfast" Is hardly the sort of fare to support Mrs. Beeton's contention in her nineteenth-century Book of Household Management that "the moral and physical welfare of mankind depends largely on Its breakfasts." Breakfast should be a full morning meal to be savored, even by the diet-conscious, because a good breakfast will provide Important nutrition and energy for the day ahead. Fresh fruit, eggs, potatoes, milk, sausage, porridge, fresh bread, even caviar, have their place In the breakfast cuisines of the South, New England, Texas, England and Scandinavia. So go ahead, rediscover the bountiful breakfast and sample these menus from Town & Country magazine: Easy Entrees', Drain pineapple well, pressing out and reserving syrup. Set aside ½ cup drained pineapple for glaze. Soften yeast In lukewarm water and one-third cup pineapple syrup. Combine eggs, sugar, melted shortening, salt and mace. Stir In ½ cup flour, then add yeast mixture and beat well, Stir In currants, citron and remaining drained pineapple. Beat in remaining flour, reserving about ½ cup for kneidIng, to form a moderately soft dough. Turn dough out onto lightly floured board. Use remaining ½ cup flour and knead 3 to 5 minutes, until dough smooths out and rounds up. Place In greased bowl, cover, and let rise in warm place until doubled (about 1½ hours). Punch down, then divide evenly Into 24 pieces. Shape Into buns and place about 2 inches apart on greased baking sheets. Brush with melted butter and let rise until almost doubled (45 minutes to 1 hour). With sharp razor blade or scissors, cut a L4-inch deep cross In top of each bun. Think pork. Seafood lovers will relish the gourmet easel, biotled ---. 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Slot RID 01 GRAM 11t..111IP1111&1(TUAPIII YOU PAY$2 OIL - I FOLGER'S COFFEE • ._..0 I till 2 teaspoons salt, divided 2 tablespoons oil 1 cup chopped onions 1 medium green pepper, diced (about 1 cup) 1 (15-ounce) can tomato sauce 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 4 medium potatoes, sliced and peeled (about 6 cups) Sprinkle both sides of pork chops with 1 teaspoon salt. In large skillet, heat oil until hot. Add chops. Brown on both sides. Remove and set aside. Add onions and green Saute 5 minutes. Stir in tomato Worcestershire sauce and remaining 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer, Uncovered, for 2 minutes. Arrange potatoes In bottom of greased 13-by-9-by-2-inch casserole, Pour half of sauce over potatoes. Top with chops. Pour remaining sauce over chops. Cover and bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 50 minutes. Uncover and continue baking until chops are cooked and potatoes are tender, about 25 minutes longer. Serve with salad and French bread, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 portions. -N BUY-1 GET-1 J!~ .5-N BUY-1 GET-1 I!L BUY- 1 GET- 1 ___ N OW 4 PWW d 60Is . J - psi a qSdal so. - _____________ made from canned clams with the lowest prices & top quality AP On. ,mnl, I hmch.d awhil, back with Dr. Frederick J. Stare, chairman of the Hd NviUon DsIiartawnt. 1kud.r.dtobothmrondthewa1tsr'scoiwisrnet1es-a cop of in and auto. ci smbetWd toast. for Dom repuL Ho so" epclo "You most he .vp&pl1,l "I lew I's" bw and tsmlt am dtoeaI1us'shamafora$IgmUc,sl,Ihyto bale'iee my cleric Waks far ths entIre day. 111im Is a. sd1wft Isrelvsd, Juda few tugs on my isV. ouoL £*iiag need ad be tartar.." sdvIcii far psr I ci o,srwslt chU'ea con from l. Wham lebisU, chairman ci the (nl4 University Mioc' of tbe' trIUan. "Obesity In chil&m can be cs*sllsd Ibiough anu IM -. PORK CHOP-POTATO BAKE -I of other ,u:ieI fesda? we diod resunt2y Is aarbe, NIL, wo Dr. r c1 ci the IMlw..II, ci CANNob Inv" iached (!5W11_Ia mb Compliments , Italian main dish, right, Clam-A -Roni, Rate! ..• - Tugs Of Self Control "You dolt ianich away all lbs usda he or abs seeme dadRhesMutbi.sceecibi.edatci. bs by .W"ãrsM'M sic.. JAW,$ twa. heersdrdswathemIkida.Øctuorfesda, calb' 4r'Is lbo r-t it m1k gism. M Is, of > '.'• '. as Pork Chop-Potato Bake, left. Bake In center of moderate oven (350 degrees F) about 20 minutes, When cool, frost buns with Pineapple Glaze. Makes 2 dozen buns. Pineapple Glaze: Combine ½ cup reserved drained crushed pineapple with 1-i4 cups sifted powdered sugar In small bowl. Makes N cup. Sure To Jazz up pork in a way that heightens its delicate flavor such Dieting Takes A Few ThI*IADCOZ Ipsdaltbe HiraM One sound nuirtlion principle I. thet you need not torture yourself In adjusting to a hesltlkr diet. A simple but workable ruts Is "no sscndn." On. Urns around the dime taMs or the fast400d cowdar Is adequate. Keeping our calorie h4ak. balsoced Is another Important 01 All To puir. tIIup, SOUTHERN Oatmeal with Heavy Cream Honeydew Melon Cheese and Eggs Country Ham, Red-Eye Gravy Buttered Grits Sliced Tomatoes Hashed Brown Potatoes Fried Apple Rings _ Easter Buns Delight your family this Easter season with an extra special breakfast centered around moist and delicious Hot Cross Buns. In this glamorous version of the centuries-61d Easter treat, the traditional citron and currents are combined with canned crushed pineapple in a light, maceflavored dough. These buns are too good to serve only at Eastertlme. Make them often when you want to pamper your family just a bit. PINEAPPLE HOT CROSS BUNS 1 (1 pound 4 ounce) can crushed pineapple 2 packages active dry yeast one-third cup lukewarm water one-third cup lukewarm pineapple syrup 3 eggs, lightly beaten one-third cup sugar It cup melted shortening 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon mace 5 cups sifted all-purpose flour one-third cup currants one-third cup finely chopped citron Melted butter Pineapple Glaze Bountiful Pickled Herring Fontina Cheese Boiled New Potatoes Sour Rye Bread Yeast Cake Marzipan Pastries Coffee Buttermilk ENGLISH Stewed Primes Cold Ham and Tongue Baking Powder Biscuits Fried Eggh on Fried Bread Peach Preserves Grilled Kidneys NEW ENGLAND with Back Bacon reamedFjnnanHac$dje Black Pudding Red-Flannel Hash, Poached Egg Kedgeree Baked Beans on Toast Kippered Herring Broiled Scrod Boiled Mushrooms Blueberry Pancakes, and Tomatoes Maple Syrup Raps and Toast, Butter Curls Canadian Bacon Thick-CutOrange Marmalade Apple Pandowdy, Thick Cream and Honey and Shaved Maple Sugar TEXAS Cranberry-Nut Bread Stewed Fruit Beach-Plum Jelly Huevos Rancheros HotChocolate Venison sausage Roast Beef Hash NEW YORK JEWISH with Jalapeno Bits Fresh Orange Juice Chicken-Fried Steak Lox and Eggs Nopailto (Cactus) Cream Cheese CornMufflns White and Black Bagels Hominy Bread Smoked Whitefish Cold Baked Salmon, Wild Brush Honey, Raw Onion Slices Mavhaw Jell, Challah Coffee l)aziLsii Pastry 1 GIHAN Cherry Preserves on iiaitsii.0 CREOLE • Coneomme Milk Punch Boiled Eggs In Cups with Cozies Creole Cram Chem, GooeeLiverPate Fresh Fruit Smoked Salmon Eggs Sardou Diced-Potato Omelette Chaurlce DsrkRye Broad and Veal Pwnpernldiel Banana Fritters Harditolls HotCalu (Rice Cakes), Syrup Help (French Fr Fruit, Mark.tDo4hmItI) ThickCreem chicor Hard BOUSdEW Roes WIns SCANDINAVIAN CoidChicken Prunes In Wins Gouda and Edam Chooses Rice Porridge Hot Rolls, Sweet Butter wonaW EggCsks . Honey Bread Sour4lwmWaffles, Raisin Bread Linilowelffiss • GocssberryJam PlinPerda B1acerry Jam Hotcbocobte Cross Family With Hot Pamper Evening Hirild, Sanford, Fl. W.dnssdsy, March 2, 1NO-flCH MY' 401 PESOS [JYJowOnions. •3.c39* A $ 1(1.110.1*11 PESOS 11tnef Potatoes, .......9* . MW arSI E]MU I'OOflhS ..... L$ $159 • TRAY 88' QWTIPS COTION SWABS SAVE 5 170. 79 CHICKEN CREOLE WITh PRUNES 1 cup (about 6 ounces) halved pitted prunes 1 cup hot chicken bouillon 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 pounds broiler-fryer chicken pieces 1½ cups sliced onions 1 cup 1-Inch green pepper squares I large clove garlic, minced 1 can (15 ounces) whole peeled tomatoes, broken up 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon basil '4 teaspoon each pepper and th yme 2 tablespoons chopped parsley In small bowl combine prunes and bouillon; set aside. Heat oil In large skillet over medium heat; add chicken and brown 5 Tninuteson each side. Transfer chicken to shauowbalungdish. Drain all but 2 tablespoons fat from skillet. Add onions, green pepper and garlic; cook and stir 5 minutes. Stir in tomatoes, salt, basil, pepper and thyme. Simmer 10 minutes. Pour tomato mixture over chicken; bake In 375 degree oven 25 minutes. Pow prune mix ture evenly over chicken. Contin ue to bake minutes. Serve with steamed rice. Makes 4 to 6 vings. HAMARONI SKILLET SUPPER 1 pound cooked ham, cut in julienne strips 1 package (7 ounces) elbow macaroni 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3tablespoonsflour 2 cups milk 1 small onion, finely chopped 4 teaspoon marjoram leaves s teaspoon pepper 2 ounces cheese, grated 2 tablespoons chopped pimlento Prepare macaroni according to package directions, Melt. butter or margarine in sauce pan; blend in flour, gradually add milk and cook slowly, stirring constantly until thickened. Add ham, onion, mar joram and pepper and cook slowly 5 minutes. Stir in cheese, macaroni and pimiento. Cook slowly 8 to 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. 5 to 6 servings. 500 VLAKI 1 pound ground pork 1 pound ground beef 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon dried leaf oregano 4 teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon minced onion I clove garlic, crushed Marinade Combine all Ingredients. Mix thoroughly. Form Into ball. Brush with marinade. Let stand for 30' minute, before cooking. Bake in 400-degree oven for 2 hours, brushing frequently with marinade. Remove from oven and brush with marinade again before serving, To serve, slice thinly. This kitchen-tested recipe makes S servings. NOTE: Ground lamb or veal may also be used. 44 cup lemon juice 3tablpooeaollveotl ½ teaspoon silt 6 bay leaves ½ teaspoon dried leaf oregano 1 small clove garlic, crushed ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce. Beat lemon juice Into oil. Add remaining ingredients. ConsortHairSpray. • 0' MW $I.I' Cl. CuntySoftPuffs....2/$ 1 MW*.ROSson Reach Toothbrush. . .89' $ as 8""M Halibut is no mall fish, mom, folk imngkis. rang. from three to nine fist long and wslis up to 600 pound,. �- 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 . GIN STANLEY SCOTCH KESSLER ___ BLENDCHOICE AN LITER A099 A ' ,.,. ______ OZ. • • CASE SCOTCH AMERICAN BLENDED WHISKEY I 8 YR. SCOTCH . B&L SCOTCH BULLOCH LADE UL . BRISTOL CREM 19 CHOICE 5 99 QT. ANY 12.71.85 . ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HIGHWAY 436. ONE BLOCK EAST OF 1-4-OPEN SUNDAYNOW YOU CAN I VISA ______ CHARGE IT AT YOUR NEAREST ABC - CREAM OF SCOTLAND jig 0 QT. 5.49 65.85 12_._ ANY _ ____ "'' .D. KY. BLEND '• ' TD RARE d DSCOTcH CHOICE 9o49 0TO •, . .'•' Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Paulucci Reveals New Bui 3 High Rises I __ . AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER SOT. 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 � 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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Stopping (abbr) 7 Resident of 1E'2 KNOW I quit smoking three years 29 Remove cover 51 Diving bird 36 Singer Edith Edinburgh ago and I don't take any smoking was a good idea. The I'M NOT A 8 Of the mind 31 Dwarf 52 Female saint POINTER 33 Twice 37 Sonystress 9 And o on medicine. I've had a recent other thing you might do is to (abbr.) Cantrell (abbr. Lat. 2 36 Tee blood test for a thyroid start a regular exercise __ 37 Wood strip 53 Shame 38 Poetic foot _ wds.) AS the body heat W)IEM DO REMEMBER SYLViA GR1MLEY? Monday, Mar. 3, 1910 ACROSS by Chic Young Cold At The Office? Tty Baths, Exercise BEETLE BAILEY WIC WAY 0 __7 ?P —2 —3 — — — 4 5 1 3.3 _____ THE CORN LOSER by Art Sansom _ I _ LE .0 1 10 '7 ((f'f1(i\W,\\V(l\V( (\VV - ____ 35 36 — TRYING FOR A RAISE f CUT _TO EXPEN.S AGAIN! 40 42 l and it will do It through the ____ hi ill by Howie Schneider EEK& MEEK W91"SOMW 1W UP P' OR WAR'? 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If told to trim, he would take an equal percentage January budget, The latest revision Is being done in days. On Friday, Budget across the board. By JANE CASSELBERRY are getting warm temperatures." south Seminole county. last," Jasa added. Those are straws in a wind sweeping Director James McIntyre gave most Herald Staff Writer "I wouldn't guarantee that that was the Smith said the peak use today was only One of Seminole's biggest agricultural the Washington bureaucracy, as the federal agencies budget cutting targets After Monday morning's unseasonable last freeze of the winter," Pingle 43.70 megawatts, considerably less than businesses is the raising of tropical oradministration seeks to cut from $10 and gave them until Monday to repor t record lows, It was a welcome relief cautioned. "A system is moving down Monday's high use of 49 megawatts. narnental house plants, which are exbillion to billion from the $615.8 billion how they would do it. early today when temperatures dipped from the Rockies. I thought two weeks Things were beginning to get back to tremely sensitive to the cold. One of the Officials are reviewing these replies, only into the mid 30s. 1981 budget it sent Congress in January, ago that we had had the last freeze of the normal at the Auto-Train Station alter largest growers is Ilattaway Nurseries, whittling ft $15.8 billion deficit it had and the resulting package is expected to Elmer Pringle, weather service season." heavy snows in Virginia and North which has 20 acres of greenhouses at be announced soon, projected perhaps to zero, specialist for the Orlando office of the Things were looking up today for Carolina had caused cancelation of Altamonte Springs and Forest City. National Weather Service, reported an Florida Power Corp., which has been Sunday's run and left passengers and Rick liattaway, manager, said today official low of 33 degrees early today and hampered by the shut-down of its Crystal their cars stranded in Sanford. The the company's three boilers run by a high of 52 degrees Monday. The River nuclear plant and a coal-fired plant northbound run went on schedule natural gas have bc-en working overtime predicted low for tonight is 45 degrees at the same location. Monday and trains are expected to to save the plants. 7U Seminole County Canunission In other action this morning, the and the warming trend is expected to "We're doing very well," said Tracy resume their regular runs today between "We have to maintain a temperature of recessed its regularly scheduled morning Commission passed unanimously a continue Wednesday with a high between Smith, spokesman for Florida Power. Sanford and Virginia, according to the 65 degrees," he said. "it gets critical if it meeting today to reconvene at 3 p.m. for resolution forming the structure of the 65 and 68 degrees anticipated. The low "With higher than expected 1cm- Sanford operations office, drops below 60 degrees and we start the expected signing of the county's comprehensive plan review committee. Wednesday night should be in the SOs, peratures and our customers' conSeminole County Agricultural losing plants." ,When it's 30 degrees contract with Hospital Corporation ° servation efforts, we had excess power." Extension Agent Frank Jasa said he did outside we can maintain 63 degrees inThe comprehensive plan, adopted in Pingle said. America (HCA). "The same thing that caused the cold, The Crystal River No, 2 coal-fired plant not expect any additional damage since side, but when it gets in the 20s it is 1977, sets forth the basic process for HCA ,wlll take over the operation i is causing the temperatures to rise," was back on line today to help handle the the low of 30 degrees was reached at borderline." determining further land use, Seminole Memorial Hospital and agrees Pingle said, "The high pressure pulled additional load brought on by the cold midnight. "We had some frost, but not as "On Sunday the winds kept blowing the The resolution crea tes an ad hoc to provide a replacement facility within cold air down to the area. Now we're on spell. The plant is not yet up to capacity, heavy as last week. The additional cool plastic off the reenhnILse and our boiirs three years. The site for the new hospital mittee to be comprised of four members the other side of the high pressure cell — but is expected to be shortly. temperatures may actually help as more ran off and on all day and they ran from 5 Is within the city limits of Sanford, ac- from the Seminole County League of which moves in a circular pattern — and Florida Power serves customers in damage is caused when it gets hot too p.m. Monday until 8 a.ui. today." cording to Commission Chalrmafl Bill Civic Associations, one member from the Hospital Signing Expected Toda League of Women Voters, one membe& of Klrchholf. Kirchhoff has been authorized to sign the agricultural Industry, two members the document by a vote of the fuli coin- from chambers of commerce, one mission, Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker, member from the Seminole County Floridians, Tourists Survive Blast chairman of the outgoing Seminole Board of Realtors, one member from one MemorW HO*W Board of Trustm, is service organization, and one ap By United Press Inkmil" night would stave off tree damage. Army filled 120 beds by 4 p.m. and per. annual Strawberry Festival Parade at also expected to be at the signing. She poirftient by each of Ow five coinThe weatherman promised shivering —Thousands of tourists, cold-blasted mitted 107 to sit up all night in the waiting Plant City Monday, ice covered the berry has been authorized by the hospital board mluioners from within that com- towIStsand bone -chilled fwnscoming away from the watering spots, thronged room. fields — purposely flooded to hold missioner's disUict. to sign for the tMtWL from a night in Itheir fields a slow war. such attractions as Orlando's Disney —Pro golfers in Uw Bay Hill Classic at temperatures at the freezing point. mup today from the record-setting late World, Tampa's Busch Gardens and Orlando were so cold Sunday they donned Housewives in the northeast can be —_ ____ ____ by Craig Lagpli WOOD! cflhii* (JWIP MV roar! . ment bloc grants. Labor Secretary Bay Marshall is THE CR5 p 'T 9f TH4T AJ'M DA" LE R8UCK5 CAKE ' wr lppfNJT __________ _____ • -. 100NIES by T. K. Ryan IN MY M001.. WILL ____ Twat" 34 _ .. ... Lows _______ . .__- lie •' Appearances can be deceiving. as In this photo of a car covered with for its trip to the usually sunny South. The fact that the snow It could be the first federal budget not snow In the parking lot of the Auto-Irrain.stailon In Sanford. I)id remained (in the car this inorning is pure evidence of the cold WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Energy snow red ink since 1969. The budget snow really fall in Sanford? The answer Is that the snow came Ironi temperatures in Seminole County (luring the past two days. Department says ft could cut 0O million to $1 billi on from its $8 billion budget as has been in surplus only five times since parts unknown In the North, where the car was loaded onto the train par t of President Carter's latest effort to 1950, curb inflation. The Incentive to break with a tradition The Depar tment of Housing and Urban of decades of largely deficit spending Expected In The 40s Development proposes a more modest came from inflation — specifically $Th million cut in comm unity develop- January's highest annual Inflation rate '. suop t _ _____ Proposed Budget Cuts ___ - __ 114 VIOLIN. :. . ' . OF INVIN'P T PYIP - %W1' TWM HK- X $ a AR 3 I ' iu he demand to hand over Toniseth resulted from claims by the militants '1 that they found documents in the era- .' White House Weighs M4swLe,. DAD 9EEN € ANNIE, • 1/ , L prosecutor-general to hand over it with the murder of Iranian religious and Ijullollall Khomeini or the' ruling detained U.S. diplomat to face trial, military leaders. Revolutionary Council." saying the decision must be made by the Tomseth, along with Charge d'Affaires ____ by Leonard Starr by Bob Thaves Evening Hera4d CUSPS 481.280) —Price 20 Cents ________ The offer made today by Duluth, Minn. but the region would benefit from it," he and Sanford industrialist and en. said. trepreneur Jeno Paulucci to assist the Sanford, Lake Mary and the county cities of Lake Mary and Sanford in territory in between have been combined acquiring federal grants was Im- into the North Seminole region for sewer mediately accepted by representatives of system purposes with Sanford as the lead both Seminole County municipalities. applicant for federal money. Sanford "Why, of course, we would like to have owns the sewer plant to be converted to any assistance Mm. Paulucci will give the regional system. us," said Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore. 'There are a lot of areas where we Paulucci said Lee Vann, an aide who coming could afford some help," Moore said formerly lived in Sanford, will be to Seminole County in the next few days. today. He could provide technical assistance In "We can use all the help we can get," seeking federal money if the two com- said Lake Mary Vice 51ayor Burt munitIes wish. Vann, Paulucci said, has Perinchief. "Many times federal grants been economic development ad- are based as much on who you know as minlstrator for the state of Minnesota, what you know. I don't think the genPaulucci's native state. tleman's help can hurt us at all. Our "Lee Vann is very capable and knows a greatest need now is the sewer system lot of people In Washington," Moore said. and problems that go with it such as A paramount need in the area, Moore drainage," Perinchief said. -saId, is tension of the sewer service No date has yet been set for the of. into Lake Mary. ,,It is really Lake ficlals of the two cities to meet with Mary's problem, not ours (Sanford's), Paulucci and his aide. — DONNA ESTES which can be independent of envelope for it, Send your the circulation In the rest of request to me, in care of this the body. As a result, If you newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, _____ For Tuesday. March 4, 1980 don't have very much blood Radio City Station, New York, flow through the skin, you will NY 10019. fee cold. I think a lot of offices and YOUR BIRTHDAY handied properly, you'll have _____ A good hot bath will usually buildings and plants where Mardi 4, 1980 more peace of mind to do make such a person feel employees are asked to work This coming year, be on the other things. alert for sound investments or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) warm again for two reasons, at lower temperatures now a side business that could add Spend more time on things One, it will decrease the would be very wise to have to your income, If you look that challenge your Intellect, body's ability to lose heat so regular exercise breaks. hard enough, there Is a Mentally you're a Samson, there will bea build upofheat will keep their employees possibility you may uncover while physically you may t in the body. And the external comfortable and probably somethIi quite profitable. heat to the skin causes an Improve their productivity, PISCES (Feb. 20-Match 20) _________________________________ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A joint venture that has the possibility of a good return Unusual situations could should be the area in which develop that may mean WIN AT BRIDGE you concentrate your efforts something to you financially. today. Push hard for quick A partner might be involved ______________________ leads a spade toward his jack. results. Romance, travel, in your good fortune, East ducksand South leads a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) NOlITh 3350 luck, resources, possible second spade to dummy's • K Q 62 pitfalls and career for the Don't be surprised today If queen and East's ace. East 9973 months ahead are all others force you Into a returns a low trump." 14 Oswald: "At first glance it discussed in your Astro. leaderaMp role. They will begins sense that you have the looks as if South can afford to Graph litter, which WEST finesse his hearts jack. If It ng re th and ability to guide with your birthday. Mail $1 st 09174 •A 103 works he can try a diamond VQ53 V64 for each to Astro-Graph, Box them correctly. finesse and wind up making PU 72 010953 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. all the tricks If that works SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ,i 10 963 also." 10019, Be sure to specify birth Your instincts and per. SOUTH Alan: "Unfortunately, the date. ceptions could prove very 5 heart finesse loses. L1d if ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) helpful to you. Be logical, but A K J 105 West leads a second trump, In partnership situations by the same token don't pooh• AQ6 the hand will collapse because '1642 today, let your counterpart be pooh yc*w hunches. West will get in with the diae one who steps out front. Be Vuhierablel Neither mond king and lead a third GARWS (Nov. prepared, however, to back Dec. 21) Pals think of you a trump, whereupon South will Dealer- South losedown an extra diamond him or her up If help IS tower of strength today. Be West Nsrth East Sith trickhave andtobe one. required. , available If they need your Oswald: "If South refuses PUS * • TAURUS (April 20-May 20) help. The good you will Pus 2 the trump finesse, nothing can Pass 4 Pass Pass This should be a very establish now will come back hurt him as long as spades productive day. You know. to you in multiples, break 4-3. He goes to dummy how to perform in harmony with a club, discards a club on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Opening lead4J the good spade and loses the with coworkers. Collectively, 19) Competitive situations diamond finesse. But there is much can be accomplished. bring out your finest qualities no way now for the defense to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) today, It's important for you _ keep him from ruffing the six You have a marvelous knack to finish first, but you'll do of diamonds with one of for organization today. with CIM By Osw&M Jacoby dummy's trumps." Chances are you will have an (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. aw Liii Sistig opportunity to put your 19) You're an exceptionally Oswald: "It doesn't take (For a copy of JACOB)' talents to good use. good student today. What you long to learn about finessing. MODERN, CANCER (June 21-Jully 22) learn from personal ex It takes years to learn about Bridge." send $1 to: "Win at care of this newjp&. Give home and family mat. perience win be fUed away not finessing." per, P.O. Bfox 489, Radio City ters top priority today. Once and later used to your a& Alan: "South wins the club Station, Now York. N.Y. . lead In dummy and promptly 10019.) you're stlfiprI they are vantage, / ii -. Acce 83 BERNICE BEDE OSOL 4 g' l crimes of the shah and the crimes of the officer Victor Ttniiseth be handed over to Kuwait, quoted Ghotbzadeh as saying, group were executed Monday. U.S. government." the Revolutionary Court in connection "The destiny of the three diplomats at There was no mdication when a Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh with the trials of members of the ultra the Foreign Ministr y must be decided dectswn might be made. Ghotbzadeh has denied a request by the right-wing Forqan illovellient. charged by Iran's leader A%atollah 1 Sanford, Lake Maty — — — That'sInwhy oneroom person a warm andcan feel sit coldwarm the body with exercise, It will have to give off heat and the o ther person wi ll ee f 43 r!aFlorida ,ll after a 2-hour meeting Monday night with made as to when the visit would take Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the Bruce Laingan and political affairs ofSome 27 Farqan members are believed hassv linking the diplomat ith the President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and a place. Revolutionary Council, the Pars new ficerMichael Holland. took refuge in the to Ix, oil trial in procedings that began Farqan movement. delegation from the Revolutionary The spokesman said the militants agency reported today. Foreign Ministry when Islamic miltants Sunday. They are charged with murders A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Council to discuss the visit. decided to allow the visit to help the fiveProse cutor-General Ali Qodussi stormed the U.S. Embassy Nov. 4. Il% committed in the early days of minLstry officials questioned Toniseth "The'commisslon will be allowed to see member commission investigate ,the demanded that U.S. Embassy political Pars, in a dispatch monitored in the revolution. Seven members of the Monday and today. 14 _______________________ J -1' not all of the captives in the occupied U.S. hostages, now in their 122nd day of Embassy. captivity, would be allowed to meet with The decision by the militants came the commission. He said no decision was pression that most of it is in my head. I'm an un- creases to eliminate the heat. comfortable Inside during That, in turn, makes you feel 17 winter as outside. I just can't warm. So every time you feel - face being so miserable since a little cold, 11 you have an most of the day Is spent at opportunity to do a little work. I'd do anything to warm exercise somewhere It will 22 23 24 25 26 up if someone would just give help you begin to feel warm, — — — — mesomeldeas. There's a reason why 30 31 DEAR READER - people shiver when they're cold. It's nature's way of 34 Whether you feel hot or cold from — doesn't have an awful lot to do generating heat muscular contraction to with your body temperature. warm the body. And If you 39 ———— By United Press International some of the American spies who are The militants holding the 50 Americans here, " a spokesman said in a telephone hostage said today the U.N. commission interview with UP! in London. on Iran would be allowed to see some, but He did not say how many of the problem but it was negative. My doctor gives me the tin, builds up from exercise, the circulation to the skin )11 9 !! 72nd Year, No. 167—Tuesday, Mar. 4,1980— U.N. Panel To Söe Some Hostages hot. You're living proof of this — — — — — observation. 44 45 46 47 48 49 you feel better. — — The reason is because the To give you a better ap. 50 51 — — — — ——— 54 1 — sensation of feeling hot or cold — —— — — — is dependent upon nerve preciation of how body i — 56 temperature is regulated and receptors which are in the how this affects the sensation skin. These respond to the 58 59 60 blood flow through the skin of being hot or cold, I am ———— —— —— sending you The Health Letter itself, number 7-6 Body TernFrequently the difference in perature And Fever. Other whether a person feels hot or readers who want this issue cold Is directly related to the can send 75 cents with a long, HOROSCOPE _____________________________________________________ blood flow through the skin stamped, self-addressed by Bob Montana 70 GO IN OFFICE QH,TH1S ISN'T 'YA, BUT MY RENT OH. HELLO, WELL, NOW AND PATCH HOLE iij I T'iNK I BANE G000TIMEP IS RAiSE AWIS ),GoOOwCK. M. SVEI,ISQJP HOW NOT ING____ TOO "10EL.',r THE SCHOOL COST MORE F12,( BUT I4E'Ll4 DID YOU MAKE OUT GO AND 1A9( THIS MORNING liii THE G000', MR VEOPERBEE BOARD ..EILING.' NG! — iø. F'. 1"2017y OFMV H 33 — — 1— ARCHI E TRY 32 41 f(f(iIR1ITh\(' 8 12 13 - - - - — 15 16 - - — — 18 19 20 21 ———— 27 28 29 P. .w__K&..i1.\ ——— — tO 11 7 6 ' - winter freeze that Iced oranges and Miami's Parrot Jungle, Many wore queen.eize panty-hose. certain they'll pay higher prices for fresh vegetables and cleared sunbathers from gloves, mufflers and knit caps. Three days of ripping winds subsided vegetables and citrus produc ts into late the beaches. —Florida's major power companies all Monday night and that brought the fear spring. Today How cold was It? reported i ecord demands for electricity of frost for citrus growers and vegetable The new shoots of early spring carrots, lion residents farmers from the rolling orange grove radishes, lettuce, squash, cucwnbert, official weather recording Monday morning asned 10 mil and tour ists tur the juice on hills north of Orlando to the toma to farms peppers and corn were wiped out Monday . .......2* Ar.uidfle Clock..............4A flidda ........................3* station in the state — from Pensacola to ing ryth th at cooked. The Jacksonville at Homestead south of Miami. The southward Into the Everglades farming Usipital .......................3* ....................... • ai _____ y West — let low temperature eve Electric Authority announced it was agriculture families worked through the area around linmokalee. "The potatoes Nada ......................... CaiISSI' ......................ZR records, either for March or March "forgiving" overdue bills until the cold night running wind machines and in Hastings are frozen to the ground," Owselves ..........................Monday and m ............... .4411B ClaNkd ore records were expected wave retreats. sprinkler systems, firing smudge pots reported a central Florida produce marStI........................54* cimles ........................41 to fall today. fill — "Snow 48 bi r ds", the destitute w in ter and stacks of old tires to hold off the keting official. Televise. .....................11 . .. —Oranges turned to Ice balls on the drifters from the north, jammed charity damage that prolonged sub-freezing _ ........................ 2* North Florida peach growers In .......................... ...trees In central Florida. Growers hoped a establishments to get some hot soup and temperatures and frost can do, Wind Dr Lb......................40 Madison County calculated damage up to ___.......................10 Alight letup in the arctic blast Monday escape the cold. Orlando's Salvation A First Lady Rosalynn Carter led the liilf a nallion doUiar. EdlltarW ........................ • • : 1 - 9 _ _ •, A A. -. . .' .;'• .- L ____ ___ ___ - ' L p o I ____ ___ ___ - bb 4¼"'' a '&'.& '1 , • •,, ..,.•,,•...i - .' ... • —. 11 T I i' . . ____________ ____________ L__. _____ _____ ___ ____ _____ 11-Mvp , ¶! , $ �:.: . I ~ ~ ,.r I ~ - , .__ - I ~ I . I ~ . . . . .I . I 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1910 Guerrilla Leader Asked 10 Form Government WORLD To Regain Afghanistan Hold By United Press International Six Moslem rebel groups today formed a revolutionary council to coordinate military strategy against Soviet forces in Afghanistan, but the govern, ment pledged the Russian troops would stay put until all threats to the Kabul regime were eliminated. In the Afghan capital, the state-run radio Monday quoted the puppet regime of Babrak Karmal as saying the Soviet invasion force would remain in Afghanistan "until all conspiracies and designs of regional reaction and expanisonist, bellicose imperialism against the national independence, and security of our country, have been decisively and permanently eradicated." Colombia Talks To Resume BOOTA, Colombia (UP!) Government officials promised a second go at negotiations today with leftist - guerrillas holding most of Bogota's diplomatic corps inside the occupied Dominican Embassy for 6 days. Diplomatic sources expressed doubts, however, a settlement could be reached quickly. The talks were expected to begin at 9:30 a.m. EST San forcI Salvador Guard Gains Land National Guard units today regained control of large sections of metropolitan San Salvador that were held briefly by guerrillas who atta cked the guard's headquarters. Nine people were killed and 14 others wounded in the Incident. Tanks rumbled through the stree ts of San Salvador as the Central American country recovered from the attack on the barracks late Monday night in the northeastern suburb of Ciudad Delgado. Reds May Get Persian Oil By United Press International At least two Persian Gulf states are ready to sell oil to the Russians as part of the region's appeasement policy toward the Soviet Union adopted in response to the Afghanistan invasion, a Middle East ex pert says. "Both Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are apparently willing to accommodate the Soviets by selling them oil," David Mizrahi, editor of the MidEast Report In New York, said Monday. "If the Saudis and Kuwaitis refuse to sell oil to the Soviet Union, the situation will be even tougher for the u Permlin Gulf "There is a new appeasement policy . - -, . Gulf," he said. - - _, . I _ . . - In the Persian McHenry: U.S. Prestige ' Hurt WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter already admitting a major diplomatic error, U.N. Ambassador Donald McHenry said oda the "fp" With vote on a resolution condemning Israeli settlements wi hurt U.S. prestige among Arabs and Jews. L spoke at a news conference after Carter said : ... ' '- ,--•.• • . .. '' . ¶,. .. : • s,:. , 11:11 fin ' -e . . ri - .-•. . 1 . r.. - J . W • Security Council resolution was a technical mistake McHenry siould have been told clearly to abstain from . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A 70-year-old security guard suffered minor injuries Monday night, w hen three shotgun blasts tore through the model home he was sitting in, deputies say. Austin Lee Frank, 70, of DeLand, was seated in the home used as a sales office at Seminole Woods, off State Road 425, Geneva, at 8:45 p.m. Monday, when three shotgun blasts sh attered a plate-glass window, deputies say. Frank suffered only a small cut on his earlobe, requiring no treatment,uiey repori. From the angle of the shots, deputies believe two persons firing two different guns were involved. Deputies indicated no reason for the assault. LOG STARTS HOUSE BLAZE which began when a log rolled from a fireplace, oyed about half of home in Lcmgwood Monday night, SilnInole firefighters may. 47 Ffremen from Longwood and the county fought to extinguish theblazejn the home of Charles B. Dickson and his wife at 1030 U.S. Highway 17-92. Seminole County firemen say the blaze began at 10:23 p.m. when al rolled out of the fireplace onto the floor of the wood framed house. The blaze destroyed half the home, about of damages they said, The following persons pleaded guilty to felonies before Circuit Judge Voile Williams, Monday. They will be sentenced in several weeks following pre-sentence Investigations: Robert Allen Northwlck, 20, Sunland Drive, Sanford, pleaded guilty to burglary In the Jan. 25 break-in at the Imperial Restaurant and Lounge, 2700 S. Sanford Ave. He was arrested inside the establishment by Sanford police at 4:05 a.m. that day. — Garland Hutchinson pleaded charge of forgery in a 1977 bad check case. His sentencing was ordered consolidated with similar charges against him in Brevard County. — Jeff limier pleaded guilty to delivering a ________________________ sinai! amount of cocaine In 1977. His attorney and the state's attorney's office will jointly ask that Lanier serve a maximum of 30 days NATIONAL REPORT: Winter persists with a t, in jail plus five years probation. that developed in the Rockies early today and moved Richard Wayne Burke pleaded guilty to spreading simow from the Central Plains to the upper Great hit charges be carried a concealed gun when he Lakes. 1 storm came on the heels of a killer blizzard that the Mid-Atlantic Seaboard during the weekend, leaving at went to"recover stolen property" In 1979. His least three dozen people dead from Oklahoma to the Atlantic brother, Robert Alan Burks, arrested at the FOUL A breakdown of storm-related deaths showed least nine People dead in North Carolina, six killed in traffic accidents on Ice-glazed Oklahoma roads, five deaths in Ohio, four in 50iaaotri, three each in South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Tem'esaee, and one each in Virginia, Kentucky and Florida. - of guilty to a WEATHER - NEW YORK IUPI) An Immigration Naturalization agent and his alleged accomplice are the first people to be indict ed in the FBI's "Abscam" sting operation, - de INS agent Alexan Of - client stayed in jail until Jan. 22, trying to gel a further reduction, before he finally agreed to pay a bondsman for his release. Van Hook said a person in Baker's positlor possibly could recover through court order some of his expenses for his lawyer's in. vestigations, but must bring civil suit to recover attorney's fees, bondsman's fees or ot her da mages resulting from the arrest. "We're back to square zero," said Sanford Sgt. W. R. Bernosky. The police have no other - leads in the case, he said. — DAVID M. RAZLER - I well • FLDRD I , Tanker's Chief Mate Raps at under the to - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) The chief ma te of an oil tanker involved in the collision with a Coast Guard cutter Jan. 28 In which 23 men died has criticized Tampa Bay harbor pilots for the way they navigate the channels of t he bay. John T. Gordon, 58, chief mate of the tanker Ca pr icorn, said Monday the pilots are "the worst on the coast." "I don't like the way they do it," Gordon told the Marine Board of Investiga tion which is seeking to determine the cause of the acciden t. Gordon, who said he has come Into Tampa Bay about 20 times on vessels with pilots aboard, said the pilots generally keep their vessels in the center of the cha nnel when no ot her traffic is around and appear uncertain as to what to do when making turns. . - counts writing bad checks cashed Wlnn Dixie supermarket. Doris E. Young, arrested on Jan, 22 on charges of burglary and grand theft, pleaded guilty to those charges. Louise Oliver Hills pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol in her purse. Kerry I. Young pleaded no contest charges he burglarized the home of Evelyn Ferguson, 2254 Broadway, Forest of at a - - - to City, on Nov. X. - - - DAVID M. RAZLER PLANT CITY, Fla. (UP!) First Lady Rosalynn Carter shook hands, sampled strawberries and braved chilly winds with an open convertible ride at the front of the annual Strawberry Festi val Parade as surrogate candidate for the president. Sitting atop the rear seat of the open convertible with Gov. Bob Graham at her side, Mrs. Carter received a polite welcome and occasional scatterings of ap. plausé as she rode in the hour-long, 244-mile parade to the fairgrounds, a beige cost covering her legs like a blanket, : Battle For Cindy Goes On - ' - 4 ; . I MIAMI (UPI) — The International legal battle over 4-year-old Cindy Johns will continue — perhaps for months. A federal appeals judge has stayed her deportation to Mexico until a three-judge panel rules on the quastlonthat has kept her — and her three p.reats—bm a legal limbo: does she belong with her natural mother, who speaks a different la nguage, or an American couple whose adoption of her Is contested? HOSPITAL NOTES I I, : Simisele MIIrIal N.stM March 3 property 4 ADMISSIONS to wiI A Canon )iancy 0. Duiv mis kIng Lee U. LudwIg uby C, Uckoozie char)., T. 1hIital - M *flhIKtN I si _ ii ,v veerI t —.4.-- - _ ' -. 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Parnell, 48, was to be arraigned in Justice Court today on charges of abducting Steven Stayner, now 14, in Merced seven years ago and 5-year-old Timmy White in Ukiah on Valentine's Day this year. Authorities were expected to ask Parnell's $7,000 bail be L -- PATRIOTIC , . . . ''4 . 'i AMERICANS Th ere was no baseball or apple pie, but otherwise, the "AllAmerican Picnic" for kindergarten students at Idyllwilde School was an American success story. Enjoying a bite into a hot dog is Jennifer Chambers (right), while students (below, from left) Shane Stewart, Joanna Rowland and Katisha Duhart play a song for, Uncle Sam, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and patriotic Americans everywhere. Herald Photes by Tim Netsoh f ,... - : I . d . - j : -- - :- A drifter accused of kidnapping two - boys to live with him is a convicted child molester who may have substituted the boys as a family for the wife and child who left him. 1- - increased to $20,000. The state Department of Corrections disclosed Monday: Parnell was arrested in 1951 in Bakersfield for taking an 8-j year-old boy to a remote canyon and committing sex acts on him. Parnell, who was 19 at the time, served time at both a state hospital and San Quentin Prison The District Attorney's office said there was no evidence of sexual assault on Tinuny but, when asked about Steven, a prosecutor snapped, "No comment." The teen-ager, flanked by two policemen at a news conference Monday in front of his parents' home, also was not allowed to answer a question about whether he was mistreated. "I feel sorry for him tParnell) and ... he said, at which point police cut him off. Later he added, "1 hope I never see him again. I kind of feel lost. I really feel that seven years have gone out of my life." Parnell's mother, Mary, said her son loved children and animals and "would never harm anybody." She said Parnell was married to his high school sweetheart after his arrest on the sex charges, but the wife "found somebody else" and left him, taking their daughter and barring him from visiting the child. " :-• 1 .' '.' 11 - I . Spy Says Reds Infiltrate'U.S. -. . I flCflr, .. CJf WASHINGTON (UP!) A high-ranking Soviet spy, caught In the act by the FBI, has provided hard evidence the Russian KGB is assigning agents to try to penetrate the U.S. political structure by masquerading as American citizens. FBI officials presented the spy, identified as Rudolph Albert Herrmann, at an unusual news conference Monday and said he was converted to a double agent several years ago. Herrmann has since provided the bureau with a wealth of Information about Soviet techniques, and has led authorities to another trusted KGB officer. FBI agents still are checking leads tie provided by showing them "drop sites" where KGB officers pass along packages and other evidence to each other, Homer Boynton, executive assistant FBI director, said. . I ... " . 1. . :, ft 1-_ I Jij E,b, N $.nvrnl leech PriscIlla Co. Taub". Oran City Lois Smith. OMsin lay 6. UVIIIS0. Olds IIITNI Mound: Lint and LOS 'udwIg. a gint •iscssAaIIs Mary C. sltsoIl _ ___ HanI00d L vllard Oian)iS DUIWI Jeisis N. 0.rdss _____ serve D.neni. OSY Doris W. Fes, 051,501 John Xooz, DsSifWI ____ W. Smith, 0.JsJLs U51fl Wi11a.T, G. Lau Mory ,., I Adjustment Is Used To Fuel Efficien Cy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham has appealed to federal energy officials to Increase Florida's gasoline allocation by 16 toll million gallons a month. Graham says it Is unrealistic to base the state's allocation on whet It used in 1978, without regard to a population growth of percent a year plus a record crop of tOUFi5t1 "We're two years away from reality down here." Assistant Side Energy Director Jim Harvey said Monday. Graham said stopgap measures have failed to eliminate shortages or lines at the gas pump in populous south Florida I---. I State officials do not expect an early reply. "We're talking about taking gas from the allocation of some other state or states," Harvey said. While all states are getting gas on the basis of what they used 1978, some states have actually lost population since then, he said, compared to Florida's growth rate of 2.9 percent In 1978, 3.6 percent In 1979 and a projected 3 percent for 1980 and 1981. Toirlsin In Florida is up 3.5 percent. Graham made his appeal in a mailgram to U.S. Energy Secretary Charles Duncan Jr. in Stat. Cities Fear Florida Gas Merger TAU.AIM, Eli. (UP!) — Fearing a merger between Cciii. Florida Gas provides almost all of the state's gas. Florid. Gas Co. d a conglomerate could lead to a natural gas "This case involves the future of the total gas supply of the shortage, nine cities have aaked the data Supreme Court to - p,,thu1i of Florida," said George Spiegel, a Washington order a Public Service Commindon Investigation into the lawyerrrepresenting the Fort Pierve UtIlltes Authority and the Other cities. Attonisys for the cities told the NO court Monday that the Spiegel said the mechanics of the merger are "a very clever PSC las Iii authority to conduct such a probe, but PSC piece of lawyers' jigsaw puzzle" to which the PSC madIaW)1 seoqdomtedstatelawdoesnot give the Coinmiaslon that vertantly had given Its stamp of approval." power. The PSC did this when it approved a $50 million financing The cm involves a planned merger at Florida Gas with the plan for Peoples Gas System to buy the Florida Gas retail ut1neuiaI Group mc,, a conglomerate basest In Stamford, distribution system, he said. pi I I iq WP4 Most significant, however, may be the picture Herrmann painted for the American public of the sort of espionage the Soviets are attempting today. Sources said Herrmann was put on stage partly to embar. rass the Soviets during the current heightened tensions over: Afghanistan. But Boynton said the administration also chose to make the counter-espionage triumph public because "we felt It was important the American public should be aware of the type of Soviet Intelligence activities being conducted in the United States." - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The electric bills to go up for the next few profits being earned by some Public Service Commission plans to use months, but PSC staff say it should developers, while they search for a the fuel adjustment clause to force the result in substantial reductions In the legal solution to the problem. big electric companies to operate more long run. efficiently. The fuel charge for Florida Power & Commissioners also decided to try to The com,nizion adopted a new use newspaper publicity to keep con. Light, Florida Power, Gulf Power and formula for determining the fuel sumers from paying too much for water Tampa Electric will be establishe d I charge Monday. The change may cause and sewer systems and end the windfall twice a year instead of monthly. Graham Asks Gas Allocation Increase 4 — Bush, who was born in Massachusetts and reared in Con necticut before he moved to Texas after World War II, needed victory in one or both New England contests to fade the image of Reagan's New Hampshire upset and give him a cushion against expected Reagan and Connally dominance of the South Carolina, Florida, Georgia and Alabama primaries coming up next. Carter 37 percent as of last Thursday, but said it found "significant" erosion in the Kennedy lead as the primary approached. California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was a distant third, The poll called the Republican contest "virtually dead even" with Bush at 36 percent, Reagan 33 percent, Rep. John - V 61 Repeatedly asked by reporters Monday if he expected to win, Kennedy said, "Yes." House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill predicted a Kennedy win by 8 to 18 points. OWW ji '. ...!. - ________________________________________________________ - Seeks Tumloft,Mir. 46 1980-Vol 72 No. 187 - Rosalynn Visits Plant City - ' ANAPOLIS, Md. UPI; Former President Gerald H. Ford's name has been placed on the ballot for the May 13 Maryland Republican presidential primary. Allan C. Levey, state GOP chairman, said Monday Ford's name was put on the ballot by Secretary of State Fred Wineland because he is a potential presidential candidate, Ford has indicated in the past few days he might enter the race for the GOP nomination if enough Republicans seek him out as an alternative to Ronald Reagan. Levey said Wineland "lists all the potential candidates who in his mind might run for president." - Seminole psr Maryland Ballot fl Anderson of Illinois 17 percent, Sen. Howard Baker 6 percent Connally and Sen. Bob Dole all with less than 5 percent combined. Publication of the Boston Globe poll revealed Bush's Massachusetts stock had plummeted; a month ago he had led the former California governor by a 3 to 1 margin. Losing in Massachusetts was inconceivable to Kennedy, whose family has dominated the state's politics for two decades. But apparently concerned a narrow victory would be perceived as a defeat, Kennedy returned from campaigning in the South and Midwest to blitz the Boston area during the weekend. • and Rep. Philip Crane, John - , Removal Of m.p.h. race 0 Tampa Bay Harbor Pilots two charges each of AREA READINGS 9 a.m4: temperature: 50; overnIght Boat Dock low: 25; yesterday's high: 25; barometric pressure: 30.31; relative Manidlty: 81 percent: winds: North at 9 County has flied complained the dock, oft lot constructed It. The corn. In circuit court seeking a 10, block C-of St. Johns River miggloners denied the request TIJEIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:25 am., 9:43 p.m.; Lows, 2:59 am., 3:11 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: mandatory injunction Estates near the Port of 3.2 and the Russella elected highs, 9:18 am., 9:35 p.m.; lows, 2:50 am., 3:08 p.m.; requiring the Kenneth A. Sanford, was an obstructiOn to not to appeal that decision in oVsthelrdodt canal traffic and the view. It court. BAYPOIT: highs, 2:34 am, 2:47 p.m.; lows, 1:50a.m., 9:11 Russell's and boathouse Iran a St. extenda 25 feet into the canal, Mc1llan said today the Joims River canal, according feet (Ether than the county mandatory Injunction is being BOATING FoREcAsr St. Asgeatlae I. Jiter lust, Oat to Assistant county Attorney to allow when t sought because the Russells 80 Min: Winds variable around 10 knots Tuesday becoming Bob McMiun permit. erected the dock cosdry to the ing mouth" 10$. 1$ knots tonight and southerly 15 to 20 knots After a year of public ordinance and violated When It became apparent cc W.dnsad*j'. Seas mostly 2 to 4 feet. Mostly fair weather. er' and appeal. the that the Russeile interpr.tsd stcp.work orders. The Russells were AREA roIrcASrs Warmer by this afternoon through County ruled Dec. 4 the dock, the building permit dif. Wsi$. WhIth'itiiiite further Into the fer.MIy than the county, a uávaliabh (or comment. today becoming pertly , cleudy.by W.dnisdsy. Yair 11 behind the Russell's stcp.wost order was , issued nudey H1 today mostly tçpsr I and Wednesday mid to than their sub. but the Rwlle ce'"rd in OAICIAUN 7. Ls $onigI meetly wound U. Winds becoming litlOUs allow and complete' the structure, 18 mph today and .ouU'vterly II mph ienigi. divinlon easterly 10 M01JA1PAUl further than the county McMilhap sold. pssutssd it to go, would bays lb Russslk then ppid "a (USPI to be for an aftsr.thüact permit NeiglibotsaftheRull. Iortludsckaslheybed ~ IN BRIEF off with a with a series of e Monday. a on th LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Clarence "Shorty" Sherock, one of the most respected trumpeters of the swing era and in later years a much sought-after studio musicians is dead at 74, Sherock died Feb. 26 after a long illness, it was disclosed He was known among his musical peers as a solid, swinging horn-man who could handle both solo and section work with equal verve and skill and played lead trumpet ahead of Harry James In the 1936 Ben I'oilacic band. home - ng Trumpeter Sherock Dead '. - ti ovide in get - - to make the - VANDALS HIT MOBILE HOMES Vandals damaged eight mobile "cluster homes" under construction at Deer Run In Casselberry this weekend, deputies report. Between Saturday and MOnd.YIIIÜng, persoe sml*d windows and doors en ht of iI*enits, flooding 'ob turning on faucets, deputies said. No-dollarval, Was put on the damage done. DOZENS OF EGGS END UP ON CARS Burglars who forced open a glass door on a outside of Cars throughout the Sunland subdivision covered with Sanford made starter's pistol and a diamond ring eggs, apparently stolen from local processing plant Friday Monday, deputies say. night or flgdy morn ing, deputies say. LettleTyer said the burglars, who struck between 10:45a.m. About 00 dozen eggs, three (U!l crates worth, were strewn and noon, took over $400 worth of possessions from her home over about 100 cars In the subdivision, deputies day. Apart 2800 E. Celery Ave. were pr NEW YORK UP!; —A second large American drug firm today announced a major effort to test and produce interferon, a substance that more and more researchers believe can be effective In treating cancers. G. D. Searle & Co. of Skokie, Ill., sa id It would provide $750,000 for fibroblast interferon research, build a $12 million plant in High Wycombe, England, substance and enter an agreement with Michoda, a Japanese firm, to develop and market it in Japan. The Searle announcement was expected to further quell fears only the wealthy could afford interferon, one of the world's scarcest medical substances. Fibroblast Interferon, one of four types, is extracted from human tissue. over the weekend, - to BOSTON (UP!) —Sen. Edward Kennedy and George Bush put their once-promising but now shaky presidential campaigns on the line in two New England primaries today. Clear skies and temperatures in the 30s and 40s, relative spring for the region, greeted voters in Massachusetts and Vermont. Election officials looked for heavy turnouts, as many as 1.5 million in Massachusetts and 100,000 in Vermont, Polls close at 7 p.m. EST in Vermont; 8 p.m. in Massachusetts, The stakes were high In Massachusetts with the leaders among the three Democratic and seven major Republican candidates to share 111 Democratic and 42 GOP delegates. The Vermont vote was a "beauty contest" designed to show voter preference with no delegates at stake on the Democrats' side, The Vermont GOP primary also offered no delegates, although state party leaders said they would turn over 10 of their 19 delegates to any candidate who got 40 percent of the primary vote. No one needed victories more than Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democratic senator who has lost political tests to President Carter three times In the last six weeks, and Bush, the transplanted Texan whose booming campaign was punctured last week in New Hampshire by Ronald Reagan. The latest Massachusetts poll gave Kennedy 52 percent and Cancer Drug Gains Support from a messy clean-up job, residents suffered no other dam. age, they report. The eggs apparently were taken from the Pine Breeze processing plant on State Road 425, say I unable to confirm the theft from the plant. HOUSE BURGLARIZED IN SANFORD Burglars took about $355 of household goods from a dwelling at 2703 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, say police, The unspecified goods were taken by thieves who pried open. the front door of the home owned by Robert Bennett of San. ford. BURGLARY IN LONGWOOD Burglars using a screwdriver to pry open the front door of a Longwood home made off with a camera, carvings and a suit case, Monday, deputies say. Thieves at the home ofSte7en Kartholl, 258 Crowns 'Oaks n I.rmt-jw Ip.m., say depuUes.Thei thieves I oI'val eobjécti1npaIn sight, police report. f 'STAII1ERSGUN TAKEN Wa promised permit. deputies, who were - Alexandro was charged agent Charge Rape r and Monday with taking a bribe, conflict of Interest and conspiracy to commit bri bery for trying to arrange permanent resident status for an undercover Posing as an alien. The indictment, announced by U.S. Attorney Edward Korman in Brooklyn, also charged Alfred Carpentier, 54, of East Meadow, N.Y., with aiding Alexandro, 34, of Commack, N.Y. Details of Carpentier's involvement were not released . The indictment charges that between May 30, 1979, and Aug. 23, W79, Alexandro solicited a $15,000 paynent from the agent and received $2,000 from the FBI for services he same time, pleaded guilty to possession of S.J. Dupree pleaded guilty to charges he methaqualone in return for the state dropping iigmd up for unemployment while working in a second controlled-aubstance charge against 1979. him. — Barbara J. Catalano pleaded guilty to Lee Allen Jenkins pleaded guilty to paying a 1973 rent bill with a bad check, burglarizing a Casaelberry home in January — Robert J. Pelletier, arrested In early in return for the state dropping a number of January charges of stealing a car, pleaded cases charging him burglaries guilty to reduced charges of unauthorized use In 1979. He still can be ordered to make of a motor vehicle belonging to a former reparations for some of the other crimes employer. plea accepted by Judge Williams. — Gerald Harris pleaded guilty two — Wilson Roy Hoff pauler pleaded guilty to burglary and theft. He, too, was implicated by the state's attorney's office on charges of burglarizing Casselberry, homes. While he will not be prosecuted on the other charges, he may be sentenced to make reparations in some of the burglaries. Perry James Swlnehart of 3801 Anna Drive, Apopka, pleaded guilty to the Jan, 30 burglary of a neighbor's home. He was caught In the act by a sheriff's deputy, U. E.H. Standley, the home's owner. Suit BY County at Indicted In 'Abscam' Probe e - In an apparent attempt to placate angry reaction among American Jews, Carter assured Israel that Washington's commitment to that nation's security remains "unquailfled'and unshakeable." Both Carter and McHenry made it clear that the United States is against Israeli settlements In occupied Arab lands. But the mixup came because the resolution also referred to the status of Jerusalem. Immigration Official, Aide - - voting on the matter, IN BRIEF winner, - C'ircuit Judge Hears Felony Guilty Pleas Monday night that last week's U.S. vote supporting the Shannon Kelly (left). spec I a I e d u c a t lo and Rach if Knight (right), grade winner, ar congratulated by Theresa Gorma (uniform), of Vetera n of Foreign War Auxiliary Post 101W and art director KayC Berry for their to P drawings in tb Americanism Poste F Contest at Pinecrest Elementary School Other winners weri Dora Hare (thir grade) and BriatI Norris (second grade) Tuesday, Mar. 4, I80-3A Kennedy,, Bush Face Vital Vote NAInON Shotgun Bl asts Stun Security Guard $25,000 worth y - Man Cleared . t I ". . . state attorney's office produced reports from Two days after the crime, the woman the state's Sanford Crime Lab indicating identified Baker as her assailant, police said. Baker could not have been the man who Police and Van Hook said Baker was the committed the crimes, victim's insurance agent, and had been to her Baker was arrested Jan, 8 and charged by home several times on business, something Garland Spencer Baker, 25 of 51 Lake Sanford police with forcing his way into the Van Hook said was another weakness in the Monroe Terrace, was formally cleared of the . home of a 79-year-old Sanford woman.case. Christmas Day rape-robbery when Circuit Police report the woman was raped and Baker spent a total of 15 days in jail from Judge Voile Williams granted an order robbed of $400 after a man asking for a glass the time of his arrest until he made bond, Van striking the charges of burglary, sexual of water forced his way in to her apar tment. Hook said. Al though he was first held on battery and robbery brought against him In But Baker was home with his family that $10,500 bail, county court judges ordered January, day, said his attorney, C.A. Van Hook III, Baker held without bond the day of his arrest. Williams also relepsed the $5,250 bond adding the lab tests were only the final pieces On Jan. 17, Judge Williams set Baker's which had insur ed Baker's freedom after the of evidence clearing his client, bond at $5,250, Van Hook said, adding his representatives of the government. . POSTER WINNERS •• . •1. A Sanford insurance salesman has been cleared of charges he raped and robbed a 79. year-old woman Dec. 2.5 because lab tests show he did not commit the crime, inside a cream-colored van that has become a makeshift conference room for the leftists and - '.,-. . - Moslem Groups Form Council SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) , -~,_ . ~ . ..- SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) British Large crowds of blacks gathered in the Governor Lord Soames today asked Marxist streets, cheering and imitating roosters — guerrilla leader Robert Mugabe to form a Mugabe's symbul for the two-month election government to lead the new country of campaign. Zimbabwe, emerging from seven years of Army helicopters circled over the center of bloody civil war. Salisbury, and army and police staged a Fresh from winning a stunning absolute massive show oUnte throughout the capital majority in Rhodesia's independence elecin an effort to enforce calm after Mugabe's tions, Mugabe met with Soames for 45 victory was announced. minutes. The election taiumph gave Mugabe 5lof the A British spokesman said Soames "invited 100 seats in the independence Parliament. His Mr. Mugabe to form a government." British victory was all the more remarkable since sources said the two men agreed that the nine parties contested the 80 seats reserved country needed "stability, peace and for blacks. reconciliation." 0 ffi c i a 1 results gave Mugabe's ZimThe spokesman said Soames promised babwe African National Union-Patriotic Mugabe, whose party fared better in the Front Party 62.9 percent of the vote, parliamentary elections than had been exRegistrar General Eric Pope-Simmonds said. pected, that he would do everything he could to ease his transition to power and "build an Mugabe's one-time guerrilla co-leader, endur ing relationship of friendship with the Joshua Nkomo, came in second with 24.1 independent Zimbabwe." percent of the vote and 20 seats and former Britain will follow the formation of a Prime Minister Bishop Abel Muzorewa polled government by granting the country formal a poor third with 8.2 percent of the vote and independence, three seats. IN BRIEF - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I 1"It" ~i i l,I A MCA A,41E I rA V T Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 Highway Automat Iv•, Inc AUTO WAN &WAX Includes all exterior and interior, wtiitewlls, bumpers, windss. wheel covers. etc. IEA$ONAI1.5 PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING. DII Odande or. — Sanford ( 1.fl) WHERE NAICSLADE CHRYSLER USED TO SE I �I . . - . - _ _• -. - -- - . - - .- -. -. -- - . .-.__._-__. .-. . - . , - - - - - - a - - - - -w--- .- players to ink scholarships with other schools too. Herald sports writer Sam Cook hit the nail Evening Hem1d (USPS 181 280) Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00: Year. $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10: Month, $4.75-.6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. Economy: A Bleak Situation If your averag hourly earnings in 1979 rose- H c e ----percent, slightly above President Carter's voluntary wage guidelines, you would still have suffered a pay cut of 5.3 percent for the year because consumer prices rose 13.3 percent -the highest annual inflation rate since 1946. This increased the consumer price index to 254, which means It now costs $254 for goods worth $100 in the federal government's consumer base year of 1967. In other words, the 1967 dollar is worth only 39 cents today. But worse lies ahead. Consumer prices exploded in January rising 1.4 percent for an annual rate of 18 percent, a 50 percent leap. After 15 years Of steady spiraling, inflation could now i en. tering the lethal stage when it becomes selfaccelerating, Ours is a bleak economic situation indeed. During the fourth quarter of last year, the savings rate of the American people fell to 3.3 percent, about half of what is normally is, and only a fraction of German and Japanese saving rates that range from 15to20 percent. This is the lowest U.S. saving since 1950, when the country entered the Korean war. Clearly, Americans are realizing their government is incapable of checking inflation. They have lost the incentive to invest in the future. The results are a drying up of funds desperately needed to finance capital improvements required to halt declining productivity and a collapse of the corporate bond market. Investors simply do not want to be locked into long-term investments faced as they are with the kind of inflation that now rages. The president's leading adversary for the Democratic nomination, Sen. Ted Kennedy, correctly senses the Carter administration's vulnerability on pocketbook issues, but the Kennedy grasp of economic principles is even more flawed than Mr. Carter's. Sen. Kennedy advocates the desperate remedy of government control over wages, prices and other aspects of the economy. Despite the bitter lessons of previous, wage-price control failures, Mr. Kennedy and a growing. number- of. others,. would simply repeal inflation by edict and turn the marketplace over to the bureaucrats. Leading economists differ on certain aspects of inflation and what should be done about it, but they generally agree on its root causes. In a word, it is overindulgence - a common failing of democratic systems. Our hang-over is from a number of sprees: prosecuting the Vietnam war and Investing simultaneously in the Great Society without raising taxes, the added cost of environmental protection6, the rising, unchecked cost of welfare, and thd leaping cost of energy. Mostly, Inflation results from the monetization of successive successive federal deficits - expanding money credit to cover the startling differences between spending and income, The Increase in the U.S. Treasury deficit has been horrendous, rising from $203 billion in 1969 to $830 billion In 1979. A huge protlon of th is -$364 billion -has been added during the presidency of Jimmy Carter, who promised to balance the budget. Washington's gushing red ink is the wellspring of inflation, The cure for our binges will be painf ul : drastically reduced federal spending and an economic recession with increased unemployment. But the alternatives are certain to be far more destructive, as the Germans can tell us from their own experience. The 1919-23 German inflation was such that, at one time, a widow's insurance payment of a hundred thousand marks was worth less than the postage stamp on the envelope that brought it. That 'S why the west -- .7 ---- -- --- a BERRY'S WORLD 01 - - - - , p., .i* " ."I tOCJ( UPe flP1Ø' bo4IiaO I th4UQñt connect th. WUs wifti 0.8. COW." ' Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. DON ROBERT WALTERS uc N By JOE DeSANTIS r HAMPTON FALLS, N.H. - commercial nuclear power, an unexpected significant Issue in New England's early political contests, could become the object of a nationwide debate during this year's presidential campaign. Plans to carry the issue into other states throughout the country already are being made by the two organizations that have met with surprising success in their efforts to focus attention on the subject In Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. groups organization of California ( Jerry) Brown Jr., a contender for the l)emocratic presidential nomination, and the Campaign for Safe Energy, a Boston-based citizens' organization. One of the country's best known and most outspoken critics of nuclear-powered generating stations to produce electricity, DICK WEST Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Brown displayed considerable strength along the E= ., bN.* vPseacoast, where opposition to nuclear power is concentrated. In a reversal of his performance elsewhere By DICK WEST i c,f txaw For one thing, ttzin Maine Brown was the most popular -, wz-rxg WASHINGTON (UPI) - The telephone "Feel-a-Phone' w-uzI. candidate in Lincoln County, home of the slogan company's advertising "reach out and numbers and ------------griertng station, the tot inneor' may ndw ssu* ______ --'- ________ a --lm In lbS (orn1, cornhe S ______ new meaning. .-'-£a.,tIjjtV? upward '-munfty of Wiscasset. _______ i.x lewd for Instance, picking Aw During " the latter. . '' Here in New Hampshire, the Brown and giving your brother-in-law a well- gesticulations? campaign distributed thousands of copies of deserved poke in the snoot. The newsletter j jt cj1ie _____ an elaborate tour-color poster carrying a ce long-dis ta n punching is not exactly just does It hazard __________ _______ *ach If "Stop Seabrook" headline and portraying the around the corner, something of that sort at futuristic dialing graAt t-_ in governor speaking in front of a massive "No Iee least is on the drawing boards. They call it the beginning. p Nukes" banner, rent parently would it comes to pass it "Feel-A-Phone," and if "Seabrook" refers to the two-unit, 2,38& could be the greatest advance in message district. megawatt generating station under condelivery since the singing telegram. __________ ____ £-qR The original mo1 struction near the coastal town of Seabrook, 't 4L 46jeam It As envisioned by the newsletter Electronic s10,, the newale't*r -'--2 less than five miles smith of here. V 1W Mail and Message Systems,, the concept applicable tec1no1. --. Strations mounted time by opponents of uttie th wi combines telephonic voice transmission --s.machine might be nuclear power have attracted national at. recent developments in artificial limbs. , it addstention to the facility, on '"A telephone equipped with a hand, capable Whatever the et tta' Prominently displayed in Brown's basic tiw e k.z- - -of transmitting human gestures such as poin- safe ground in campaign leaflet here was a statement of *etc., is now within the ting, waving, feeling, prve hand g*uu strong support for those protesters: "If I'm tbt state of the art of the telephone industry," the conversations" wois1 elected the next president, I guarantee you newsletter reports. type of c*nmunLtkoa._ rm net going to liceuse Seabrook - but eco cal coaz1d efficient, nomi could "An Irate bill collector, for example, you're going to get safe, Preaanably, tlw _my pledge." his anger by violently shaking his convey alternatives. That's be hooked up to ffwmm"~ 'Feel- 4 -Pho tie' F4 - e - - - --- - - forefinger at a late-paying customer with In a day-long campaign tour along New Hampshire's seacoast, the governor repeatedly criticized nuclear power. At a rally here, for example, he charged that "Seabrook and nuclear power are very basic symbols of the excesses and irresponsibility in our country." A4'hofl. A business deal conducted over the telephone could be towed off with a hearty handshake ," Although the newsletter didn't mention any potential problems, tactile telephones unoubtedlywouldhaveafewbugitoworkouL -t. already on the r "Dial-a-Prayer voter In anothor bcocoora. *$-'i:: might be oond,.st conceivably the t' used for walking *-- _____ ___ 24d b _______ i o RM --- - mm ee - - m=* •-• eUy encouraged the presidoat to abase t'r . . ' . ' ' . - - . -. '-;'' '- .. - -' - '. :' k'4 1. - __ - - - .Y . . .' - -. . ,' - " steady player wins. (The only exception being if one plays an opponent that is superior in ability or experience.) When two steadiness wins. players of the same level play Of course singles strategy varies depending on the level of play, but the following are some rules to go by for any and all levels. Keep the ball in play try not to make silly or unforced get in great physical errors. Keep your eye on the ball condition so that you can stay out there all day and rally. Play every point as if It were the most important one of the match A player that can learn to do these things is very hard to beat. Hit to your opponents weakness for the most part this is the backhand. At least on the beginner and intermediate level it Is. As your level of tennis raises you might find that your opponent does not volley well, so you need to tilt short and bring him to the net. IF he does not have a good overhead, pull him in and lob him. If he does not move well, move the ball around and exploit this weakness or if his conditioning is poor. keep him on the court for a long time. Whatever weakness you can discover, play to it and you most often will come out on top. 3. Hit to the open cour t this is basic singles but requires enough skill to move your opponent out of position and then hit next to the open court. To make this even more simple, just hit 10 where your opponent The first three listed are the basics of singles strategy and are most important. Others that you will want to think about as you climb up the levels of tennis are as follows: Keep the ball deep when rallying from the base line. Most usually (at least on an advanced level you should hit your approach shots down the line. Why? Because it allows you a more advantageous position at the net, and allows you to play percentage tennis. 3, Get your first serve in even a medium speed serve is a lot more effective when it is a first one. If you have to constantly rely on 2nd serve you give a big psychological advantage to your opponent. 4. Learn to use the lob it is great weapon against the net rusher or simply can frustrate an opponent on a windy day or into a bad ann. 5. Finally, always change a losing game and never change a winning game. Go with what's been working for you. - - -. - - - 14.i-.M Pasi. by Tom VIact - SKULL underlying inflationary pressures, there are doubti even in Israel asto what realistically can be expected of a new name and pride. Under these Israeli circumstances, even Ow 18 percent projected annual inflation rate that the United States hit in the January statistics tends to look good, which may be cause for some relief, since reaching back Into the past for a new unit of currency might not work out so conveniently for Americans. Seminole Coach Bill Payne and his Fighting Tribe have set an all-time Seminole County victory record enroute to the District 9 title. The 29-2 Seminoles meet with Ft. Pierce Central tonight at 8:00 p.m. for the Region 5 title and one more step closer to the state tournament at Lakeland. SESSION S lugfests Mark Paola Openers Tribe Survives Errors For 7-6 Win The Seminole High baseball squad survived five errors and used a grand slam and seventh inning bases loaded walk to edge Lake Brantley 7-6 In Five star Conference diamond action Monday afternoon, Wampum, anyone? Second Thoughts on Headlines Department. "OPEC panel proposes a 3-part formula for The Seminoles gave up pair of unearned runs In the third inning and the Patriots again capitalized on Tribe miscues in the top of the sixth for three more runs. Lake Brantley ties the game In the top of the seventh 66. orderly price boosts every quarter." (From a Wall Street Journal report on possible adoption by the all cartel of a schedule for periodic automatic price in- Seminole scored Its Initial run in the bottom of the creases.) OPEC? Orderly? Isn't that a contraction In terms? - third when Walt Law sacrificed Juan Dealba, LaW again sacrificed Dealba in the bottom of the fifth before George Porsig gave the Seminoles a 6-2 lead by walloping a grand slam, • After the Patriots tied the game in the top of the seventh, Porzig singled with two outs for the Tribe, Alton Davis and Dell Spain reached base on back errors, setting up Brett VonHerbulis' game winning RBI on a walk, "It wasn 't a real pretty game," commented Seminole coach Bobby Lundquist. "We committed too many errors that ar e costly and it could have very well cost us the ball game," The Seminole defense will try to be a little crisper when the Tribe plays host to the Lake Howell Silver Hawks Wednesday. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at Sanford Memorial Stadium, The victory over Lake Brantley improved TITh record to 7-4 on the y &uuy hornets Host L)acle (It In Region 4 Title Clash But his nane turned up on some suspect Hat And the apoplectic wing of the FBI, ever chasing phantom communists in a world abounding In reel ones, began an 1n. ventiption 01 him that went nowhere. -: Besmirched and bewildered, he tried at - - first to live with the itlgmaof being labeled a security risk. He told no one about it, not even, it. family. But he could not abide the '9iallage to his patriotlan. So he set out to; clear ha name. - He etwnbl.d though the hixeaucratic, mass for nearly three decades. Then la$,: year, hesppealedtous for help. Weexamined. his conildentlal FBI file. One 01 his unidentifiedarcusera, according to the file, was ",, unknown relIabIlIty." The other, now the. FBI, "was not personally acqualnied with Mty and could furnish no additional ormatle concerning hi" The file did not .'plain bw an Iowa fana.. toy, who workid In a West Coast ablpyx4 dering the war years and wound up In Csd City, Utah, could have damaged the natlosi,-,. My report on his p11gM wee _ready I Theodore J. Jacobe, an attorney .for the.: Prcsct for Open Government. He took i Mcty's cese and petitioned the Justice - D.pvtment to clean.. Iii file. Finally let nvdh, the goversmwnt gave up and agreed "to destroy the FBI's entire In-, ve,Iifrl,e files concerning (McCarty) II 1 By BENTON WOOD Herold Sorts Writer Moore 'The Bishop Basketball Hornets have played in the shadow 01 its skm lean all season long. Bgt the Class 3A District a bAsketball champions will cesdimic on their quest for a first ever state roimcL.11 title Sanford doubles, Shawn Brief a double and homer, Mark Williams a homer and David Rowland a triple In the slugfest. Lady Both schools are known for their tough defense, Bishop Moore gave up only 53 All together the Tribe seo iss. Pu e Hl(I (P) S2 SS 3 BrIsi (Cs. P1 7 0 T. (35)4 WiIIl•m$(LF) 4 - 0 P0015(151 I ' Rowland (2L P) 42 R. LaP0tir-s i 0 Oro" (C. CF) 3 3 NIXIs (35) 0 SImas US) Smith (CF,C) 3 2 BroWn (RF) in00 Totah II S. LsP0tsrs (RF) I SCMrIrd (RF)0 0 DftirAk " -' '4 '00 , ( LF) Dana Crocker and Eddy Behrens went 24 each in. eluding an extra base hit apiece. - Next Week: Doubles Strategy iv 41111 2ll*-W , Totaft - GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY COMMISSION il Ds.a'i ... r't ut.ia . it- managed 14 hits while holding the Lady Trojans to just 3. lie victory improved the Lady Seminole's season fJ( to 2.1. They play their first conference genie today agaln.ttheLakeHowellLady Silver Hawks Smumerset Past in Camelbervy at - E help from Eric Dearborn and Cockerhan who teamed up over the last five innings with perfect game bullpen form. Antoine I.MINPIII SQUIPMINT ArysI1(3) FhUiy (C) CSY(II) "'f" A1I(3I) iro ass CIEL Twious CAMPSIOUND As" s. o..,.,,, MS. ISP) ON MICIuUEI.IN! 32 10 Crxksr (CF)I2 3 0 C0cks,1ii(C, 30 IP14D 1*14*3-Pt! 1Sp ssaiy(3 10 ML$$, C) 30 sew00s(3I) L. o...t, 3 7 (p. (IWILP) 00 35) 10 OlIver (U) 10 1lirpi(LP) 3 0 POW (LF) 20 Mm.rni 00 StIcknIy(CP) S S Muepliy(lS) I 5 GrIn.ffiF) 30 Greui(Sp) W4*II$(*F) 05 Wsg,isr(*P) 05 Tomb YOUR EXHAUST WORK 001 Ti No caiy ___ 111~ . a mob be of balu*4 frstndnl Mc ,.. BER TS TIRES me wim.r , t.uaw - Seminole softball squad used Pitcher Lance Dearborn s parade of extra base hitstosse a one-l2ltter with relief as they heat Dade City-pow the season," said Robinson of COmprehensive tonight at his squads 6810 win over points per ball game while pin, for the Region 4 Oviedo Sat urday might, The sixth ranked Hornets Dade City allowed only 45 (?own, . The last time a Bishop broke sdioolrecordsthisYear points per outing. by winning 30 coneecutive "Ths?re well conched and Moore basketball team has vIc have a lot of patience," jne this far wu back inlW4 games and posting when UFC's Ho Clark led the tories on their hnpruiive continued Robinson, ,,We have to play basic, funHrnets into the regionals snslate. to But Dade Clty will Invane damn.ntal basketball and out of the before bowing the chilly Bishop Mooregymexecute properly." (ornament, ibis year's 244 Orange Belt tonight In hopes 01 turning the The Hornets home court uploma are Hornets deesmi into night- advantage will deflnitsjy be a Conference led by Onbrothercorn- mares. 24 and aunber two big factor. bthatlon of Paul and Greg TheZ "We're tough to but Iiuide Malice. Paul led the Orange ranked squad In cIassSA Is led But Coafesence with an 112 by 64 alt-state forward the dome," snid Roble"a 01 a*rage this season. The 6.2 Robert Jolmem, He led Dade the Blilvi, Moore n. of tIe Hornetall-conference forward tallied City this yew with 24 point j)., City C001AW WiU 111059 2l points In the Hornet's 614 average per ball game. P0101 guard Mark DeVOw tonight's arvivor between district win over Oviedo. His brother Greg was also will try to get the bull to Gainesville and Ocala an all-conference selection Johnson In hopes of cracking vanguard. _ High's enroute to an 8-3 win over Bishop Moore's stiff zone Evans Monday. defense. 'Liz GaIm went 3.4, Johnnie "Johnson is definitely their Bennett collected a pair of big gin'," replied the third- hits in four trips to the plate, year Hornet head coach. including a homer, Robin "We'll try to hold him below. Riggins added two hits as did his average and keep the' Della Benton while Pattie "Winning the district others from crashing the Jacobs cleared the fence with tournament was a goal we set boards," a homer also, a S(ngII$d (35) Siwird (P. OOU9$iqty(1I, P1 7 -. Whip Evans A's ALUMINUM John Ludwig added four mother Paola Little League action over the weekend Twelve Oaks Campground downed Seminole Fire SUNSHINE iv csn'iciueai. hit parade by Sunshine TV Sat urday to lead Sunshine to a big 40-7 win over Dittmer Architectural Aluminum, minuies this season as a sophomore. Completing coach Greg Robinson's starting line up will be senior center Kevin Roy, all-conference guard Greg Topper and sophomore point guard David Disney. for ourselves at the start of . Troy Turner and Tracy Turner sparked an extra base i__L.. e'_.-.s----.i_ - EouInent . -- _ ' I "s 7 . - -- 1'I.-!. 1 A good friend called the other evening and said, 'I've got a big match coining up this weekend with a tennis buddy from work. I've got to beat him or I'll never live it down. Give mile some strategy that will make me beat him." Well, I gave him the best advice that I know. I told him that if he wanted to beat his friend to "Keep The Ball In Play." After a few moments of silence, he said that that was not what he wanted he wanted some real secret stuff you know, stuff to psych him out, or exploit the weakness in his opponents game. Once again, I said, "Keep The Ball In Play." Well, this still didn't satisfy my friend, lie wanted some information on the cannonball serve, or the stop-volley, or the American Twist serve. All this is great but you see my friend is an intermediate player and not capable of a wide variety of shots. On his level the very best advice is to Keep The Ball In Play. On the beginner and intermnediate level of play, 9 out of every 10 points are the result of unforced errors. Even on a higher level most points are ended by errors. It has been proven time and time again the ' - national pride, reaching deep into the biblical past to what was originally a measure of weight - shekel comes from Hebrew "to weigh." On Old Testament times, a shekel was defined for purposes of value as the equivalent of eight grams of silver. It was not until the first century of the Christian era that It made its appearance as a coin, The Introduction of the contemporary shekel superficially recalls the French currency reform pushed through by Charles de Gaulle in the late 'SOs. He lopped two decimal places off the badly inflated franc to produce the "new franc." But this was accompanied by comprehensive fiscal reforms. that have succeeded in keeping the revitalized franc relatively stable. The Israeli authorities are contemplating nothing of the same. And since this means nothing is being done about the country's aach action meets his approval." Tennis Anyone 4; - 4L.A "cler Churc for Soviet military operations. Carter at first _____________ CooperauaffiL a- - = declared that the presence of a SOViet combat Another 82m1w brigade 90 miles from our shores was = the committee ut "unacceptable" and threatened to "take - tagt proMoia1 w& 111k-~ a In ideillge appropriate action." a ,,mn Then he waffled, saying, "the brigade issue d '----.. W99130, _______ - d Is certainly no reason for a retreat to the cold pstrens _,,p-gl.. 1•- war." His bucblown not only (ailed to prevent The MUM" ft - -.. - -- 45011 ve tsuald mat helped to precipitate a renewal of the cold ' --and B' UO m -more war, His talkie to challenge the Soviets In handed the -Cuba, when they are violating our 1IIyesr. - -- 3=9w __________ deliea'.Iy. But t pm* fr JIM__a old Mom Doctrine, oncoiraged then to - --'-are invade Afghanistan, Intohligenee. sources and fesada 3$ir '-'- -__ ___ prothacü* fliRtr avow. -sa t7 • Qaureb anticipated the AlgllrIiiItan assault SAIl' VICf i- VWCM and fried to warn the .du'4rMlon. He bit vIcUai_ secret _ _ _ __* __ _ rentitled analysis, -_______ igi i.ye' bs Issued a he - "e3ptj in Af'IMan and Peisib" __ - - Increased Soviet Intervention," which vfr. , cc tuslJy predicted the invasion t)wIe nvw IN t _____ ___ - - ,&---- - - wjyaw. ____ ____ft - ------ - --At teat ow men#"c 01 the prwldinl's Inner ctrde has adinowlrdg.d that the m LuII - - - d - 'ommiItw's advice has been Invaluable. The -*_ - - -- - - - - secret slen. with Carters foreign policy - -Ri.d .-raa1-i: --- dus'gna advisers, he told my ineodale DoJe Van AU., . _______ -- "have been very (rank." w --__.. ____ aewt ,iug w.er-3 fort The a=1 Is new, uessmg rote as a alt foreign policy belawe wheel can be at. with a - AML. - -- -"u H. dkmkbF 6-'1 lrulld, in put, to Sen. Jacob J.viti, a-N.Y., f" - - __ the ranidng minority nnher. He Is a go 3EWdWJ1WCN& 92 n uea.oiwd veteran who has been abl. to work t 't M out compromises to gain R.pebllcan and wad WASHINGTON -For years, the Senate Foreign Relation. Committee has been a faint echo of the White House. Presidents have fcocUimed foreign policy, and the committee has bounce4 back constant blip of approval from Its Lofty height' on Capitol Hill. If Lyndon Johnson wanted a Bay of Tonkin resolution to Legitlmatira a disastrous war in Vietnam, the commlttee provided the rubber stamp. U Richard Nixon wanted to bomb Cambodia in secret, there were few rumbles of protest from the committee. But wader Sen. Frank Qaurdi, D4daho the vined thing of committee Is no l==do staff into a the put. He has crack foreign policy tesm and h traiiaformed the committee Into a bulwark 01 ' - strength. In the Whit. Hoses, Jimmy Carter has been 01 his own guided by a hidden conp div1nk. He has moved from a diplomacy 01 I.a policy 01 ultimatian and *aowdown, wobbling all the way. so,ad advice to keep the *01 state from n'a ngrosmi. He he .ncownged d growth 01 amby between the United Stales and the' Soviet Union, but he Is not deceived by a (ale amity that Is merely S cover (or Soviet in. - ..w.. 'c- - .A . o ' . -. JACK ANDERSON ,,M1,,/ : . - '1 LJ Cd itt Tã'. '\ Keep The Bait In Play respectable value of an international currency, about on par with the French franc. I The new name is a conscious invoking of Brown has rnade the issue a cornerstone of his early campaign in the Northeast. Although he finished third in the New Hampshire primary and in Maine's precinct caucuses, well behind President Carter and He - -. - - the campaign Gov. Edmund G. are 29.2 - Just wait long enough they probably will be. But at the moment they are not as bad as, for example, in Israel, where a new unit of the national currency is being introduced, The Shekel Is replacing, and will be worth 10 of, the former Israeli pound, a victim of Inflation compared to which the dollar ap-' pears almost disgustingly robust. The pound has been devalued 400 percent In the last two years alone, and with the Israel inflation rate hitting a feverish ill percent last year, more of the same has been in prospect. The government, however, hopes to avoid going this route again by introducing the new name and eliminating a decimal place in a restructuring that is as much psychological as technical in purpose. Since the old pound Is going out at a rate of 39 to the U. S. dollar, the new shekel will be worth about a quarter. A much more but Those GRAFF Things aren't as bad on the American inflation front as they could be -although if we The future of Seminoles figure they're in forwards. Both hit the tape at about his game plan for Ft. "Basically its a tight zone long sixth man at the other Buckner and he's supposed to prep teanis. The old record Herald Sports Editor for their toughest test of the 6-4. Pierce. "Anytime you play under the boards and one-on- guard. be a good penetrating guard, was set by Rick Steinke's 77Bill Payne's 29-2 Fighting season against a slightly Glenn Stambaugh is set to somebody you haven't seen one defense at the guards," In the Mainland contest One of their forwards also 78 Lyman Greyhounds who Tribe, with the Five Star taller Ft. Pierce squad, go at guard again and Payne you have to go with your game explained the Seminole hoop Thomas had finished at 274. plays a good night a big offensive role so Conference and District 9 "They're a little bigger than is hopeful that regularstarter plan to start with and adjust boss. feeding Sanford radio station a hot Stambaugh we'll have to play good basketball championships us inside and at the guards," Keith Whitney urill be able to to what the opposition comes "We almost used it against while David Thomas ripped a defense in the backeourt and WT1111 will nce again join the already In its back pocket, assessed Payne of tonight's make the line up. up with." Mainland the second time we Seminoles on the air in their under the boards." pulled out of Sanford at 2p.m. 28-3 foes. The speedy left-hander Payne's defensive ad- played them but we thought Payne added, "Its tough to quest for the sta te title. today. Destination, Ft. Ft. Pierce has a front line went down with a bruised justment last Saturday we 'Ft. Pierce didn't should save it for the one Play-by-play announcer Joe play somebody you don't Pierce. Objective, the Region that measures 6.7 at center knee in the first quarter of against Mainland proved to be that counted," he smiled. Johnson goes on the air at 7:45 know much about, but they 5 championship and one more and 6-4 and 6-5 at the for- Seminoles 68-67 District 9 win the winning factor in the get to be 283 The Tribe will be banking with the pre-game show. didn't get to be 28-3 and make step closer to Lakeland, wards. The guards measure 6- over Mainland Saturday. Seminole victory. on the inside scoring punch of Game time is set for 8 p.m. it to the regionals without where the four best prep 0 and 6-3. "I'd like to start the same The Tribe boss threw Bruce McCray, who tallied 31 and make the being it "We want to get down there good basketball teams in each class square off Seminole will once again five players that we've something at the Buccaneers against Mainland in the team." it little early and rest up and for the 1979-80 Florida High counter with the front line of started in 31 ball games this dl1strict show down and the regionals without the game," Payne The Tribe's 29-2 record has eat before School basketball champion- 6-6 Reggie Butler at the pivot year," said Payne. "We'll marksmanship of Glenn commented eclipsed of the early the all-time Seminole ships. and leaper David Thomas and have to wait until we get down We're 50 Stambaugh, who came up being a vevd County victory total among departure. departure. ' goo The previously third ranked scorer Bruce McCray at the there this evening and see with a pair of game winning how well Keith can run." we'll stay with with the tournament shots. basketball team.' 1 Although the Seminoles Repeated strong defensive face an opponent they haven't same thing s that and rebounding efforts will be seen this season, Payne made needed from Reggie Butler game high 13 rebounds to go no special adjustments in , and David Thomas. along with Butler's nine. got us her.. Monday afternoon's practice If Whitney's injury Is a "Thetrscoring is based ona . session. problem, and that's still up in two player attack, Payne "We're 29-2 so we'll stay that they hadn't seen before. the air until game time, informed of Ft. Pierce. B) i.1tRRY t'P4STI.E I& with the same thing that got The triangle and two defen- Payne will go with Shun "They have a 6-3 guard us here," Payne explained ses. Thomas, the Tribe's season who's built like Quinn i is i Born-Again Currency Powe Debate 5 Title Region - Israel's lear Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1900-5A Semin oles Shooting For -- Germans, who must Import practically all of their oil from OPEC, still manage to keep their inflation rate to 4.5 percent. Obviously, the United States would do well just now to try a little of the economic discipline that the West Germans impose upon themselves because they know the consequences of not doing 80. SPORTS right on the head In his pre-game column about the Mainland-Tribe game. Cook pointed out that had to if Sanford were to win, Glenn Stambaugh two regular shoot more often than he did In the season meetings. Stambaugh did, hitting for 20 points, including his second game winning shot of the tournament. For his outstanding effort Stambaugh was named to the all-tournament team and tournament Most Valuable Player. Joining Stambaugh on the all-tourney squad were Bruce McCray-Seminole, Sam Henry and Alvin Payne-Mainland, Shaun Britton-Spruce Creek, Doug Dershimer-Lake Brantley, Darrell DeShazier-DeLand, Reggie Barnes-Lake Howell, Eddie Williams-Apopka and Neal Gulls of Lyman. The all-tournament team was selected by th e evening Herald and the Dayto na Beach News Journal. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFOI1I), FLA. 32771 Area Code 30322-2611 or 831.9993 The . NEW NOUNS: Me.. ffirv Fri. I am-Sue p.m., Sat. $ a.m..n PH 323401 12 PH 504-715-410 as C. FillY IT. sos S. v.lsis ciOai,aat, saaoao orate city raft __ _ _ ,~* .o -, , , F ~ "L -.:,r - j . I _ -1 , a~ ~_& _ - - - -~.&J!~ ,~a~IrV~..Mffi - F 2 �..- I .. S . 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl . . . . •--.. .- .• '•1 ... t.._ • . -'---- - -: - ..:..-• .. Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1980 OURSELVES ILIJILBJI 32) 303 80. Sixth race - 38, S: 38:84 A Rossport Pass 720 4,40 310 8 JWs Cain 4.00 2,40 2 On Around 2 80 0(46) 22.20; P (48) 71.10; T (4. If 2) 310.40, Seventh race 5.16, B: 31:47 6 G s Rainy Day 21.60 8 .10 6.80 -I Sawducty 600 1.20 2 Mi neola Ctiarl,e 3.80 0 (4.8) 42.40; P ($4) 84.30; T (8. 1 2) 370.40 Eighth race -3$, 5: 39:27 7 Str',jm Train 570 3 70 34 4 Overexposure 7.80 100 5 Benevolent 5 20 0 14 1) 42 40, P (7 4) 79.20; 1 17. 2.5) 562.70. Ninth race 5.16. A: 31:21 I hey Hotsy TotSy 1760 5 70 440 .2 Jonas Sandy 1060 4.10 7 Yankton 600 0 (2.4) 57.00; P (1.4) 96.30; T ti. 17) 691.00. Tenth race -3.8,5: 38:48 4 Misti.'r Mix II 40 4 .10 140 6 Wright Fielder 2 80 3 40 I Uncle Bubba 660 0 (4 6)11.80; P(46) 51.60, T(4 6.11 282 80. Eleventh race -5.16, C: 31:10 1 Gym Slim 12 40 S 60 380 Dog Racing At Sanford- Orlando Monday nigh? results Firs? race - $-16. C: 3) :56 B PR's Charlie 1580 660 500 S DC's Tip Top 5 80 4.60 .60 0 IS 8) 53.00; T (8.5.4) 962.70. Second race 5.16.0. 31.70 I Lightly 1080 6 80 .140 3 Dusk Jane S 00 320 tOur Honey 420 0)1.3)16 70; P (1.3) 8370; T (1 38) 250.40; 00 (S 1) $ 1.60. Third race -S-16,M: 3192 All That Glitter 7 20 I 70 270 I Pay The Toll 4.40 210 2 Honor The Rule 300 0 (1.6) 11.00; P (61) 45.60; T (6 22) 203.40. Fourth race 3.16, D. 31:70 2 Whiz Penny 18 40 7 20 480 B Tally Andy 6 00 3 40 1 Didja Win 500 0(2•$) 32.00; P (2 8) 104.40; T (7. 807.40. Filth race -5.16.0: 31:39 I Surfire Stretch 7080 1880 580 3 lacy King Tut 6 80 580 ?Wright Emcee 2 80 0(2-3)76.40; P0.31 253.50; 1 (1- - - W E BURGLAR ALARMS FIRE ALARMS PANIC ALARMS MEDICAL ALERT DEAD BOLTS - Midwest Division W I Pc,. Kan City 42 Milwuke 40 29 .500 Denver 25 43 .368 Chicago 23 45 338 Utah 21 48 .304 Pacific Division W L Pc?. Seattle 10 20 .706 Los Ang .27 20 .701 Phoenix 44 74 .617 Portland 31 36 163 San Diego 31 38 .449 Golden St. 20 18 294 Monday's Games (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Indiana at New Jersey Detroit at Washington Houston at Atlanta Boston at San Antonio Golden State at Utah Los Ang at Milwaukee Seattle at Portland Cleveland at San Diego 7 14onky Rabbit 5 20 310 3 In Search Of 3 20 0 (I -i) 65 00; P (Il) 90.30; . 73) 442.00, Twelfth race -3$, D: 39:34 IMillimefer 1100 680 180 7 Starliter 6.60 560 7 Win With Wanda 7 60 0(7.4) 36.00; P (4.3) 279.90; T (4 27) 584.20. A 3131; Handle $319,452. Pro Basketball NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division w I PC?. GB Boston 50 Is 769 .19 17 .742 Phila , New York 33 34 .493 18 shnqtn 30 35 462 20 New Jersy 28 40 .422 73 Central Division w IPc?. GB Atlanta 41 76 612 San Anton 33 34 493 8 Houston 33 31 .493 8 Indiana 31 36 463 10 Clevelnd 27 47 391 IS Detroit IS 51 277 75' Western Conference -. -- Migliori and Sullivan. Murray and Reindl. Records - Lake Ho ell eu 8 1 w College Poll GB - 2 16, 18', 21 The NEW YORK (UPI) .i c d Press !r?err.acr.3t weekly Board of Coaches top 30 college basketball rMnq5 with first place votes and records games of Sunday, through in parentheses March 2. (final) DePaul (36) '26 1) 568 £21 2 Louisiana State (21 5) 420 3 Kentucky I) (28 5) .1 Louisville (I) (283) 413 5 Oregon St (26 3) 380 6 Syracuse (25 3) 3S3 347 7 Indiana (20 7) 744 B Maryland (7) 6) 9 Ohio St (70 7) 196 10 Georgetown (24 5) 173 II Notre Dame (22 5) 136 228 I?. Brigham Young (24 4) 13. St John's (21 41 I?? 14. Missouri (73 5) 122 15 North Carolina (21 7' 101 26 Duke (22 8) 99 17 Weber St. (26 2) 98 47 18 Texas A&M (74 7) 10 tri1nn.1 ci I II Al ac -- GB -- ' 4 16', 27', 78 Baseball High school Lake Howell 4, Apopka 2 000 0002 -71 Apopka 201 010k Lake Howell 3 70 Kansas State (2) 87 30 Note: By agreement with the American Basketball Coaches Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are ineligible for top 20 and national champion. ship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those teams currently on probation for 1919 are: Alaska A ri c ho r age, Auburn, Ci n c inn at i. East Carolina, Memphis State, Oral Roberts, San Francisco. First Round E Watrs 6.2, Oqlthrpe 57 Sthern Tech 67, N Ga. 58 NAIA Dist. 31 College Basketball DAY We have "1 two expert 4-wheel Space' FRESH FISH ' & SEAFOOD SAT., SUN. Sib. sox IN PRODUCE LANE AT SANFORD 1' VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET 1900 S. FRENCH AVE. 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Please enclose stamped, selfa ddresse d addd envelope. 8 9ou(h en SANFORD Lnzymatic Plumbing Conditioner I 5 I - " Phil Donahue (Part 2012) (12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie must stay calm for an entire weekend in order to pass a company physical, 8:00 fl (4') THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO (530 THE WHITE SHADOW H'30 APPY DAYS (!j) (35) JIM ROCKFORD U (10) NOVA "Umealit. The Whale Hunters" A perceptive Study 0? the bitter controversy between conservationists, who Rose" (1950) Tyrone Power, Orson Welles. A 13th-century English Saxon travels Oriental caravan routes seeking trade secrets. Mural Dedication Set The Sanford Business Association (SBA) will conduct dedication ceremonies of the mural painted by Don Reynolds, Thursday, at 2 p.m., at First Street and Magnolia Avenue. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited, Dick Barnett, SBA president, is in charge of the event. & SHIRLEY 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD !J (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE it (17) THE GIGGLESNORI HOTEL 10:00 0 '4' CARD SHARKS 0 MARCH MAGAZINE (THU) 21 (35)PTL CLUB 12 (17) MOVIE . 0 4' 3:00 s 0 GUIDING LIGHT ' 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL h'(35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 10:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 WHEWI (MON-WED. FRI) . 10:55 S fl CBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS t 5 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ' 1 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) o(4' 11:30 64WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 4:00 6 .4 THE BRADY BUNCH (MON. WED-FRI) 6(4' SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) 0 BEWITCHED (MON. WED-FRI) 51 fl CBS LIBRARY (TUE) .T MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) fl0 ON THE GO (WED) 4:30 6 4i EMERGENCY ONE! (NON, WED-FRI) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (MON, N. WED-FRI) ... AFTERNOON 6:45 4 (10)A.M. WEATHER 6:55 v 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 700 TODAY 0 :5 0 MORNING NEWS MOANING i,) 0 GOOD 12:00 0 4" CHAIN REACTION 5 0 iT' 0 NEWS 1,1 E (35)1 LOVE LUCY .24(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 22' (17) LOVE. 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(DO THREE'S COMPANY u) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS (10) MYSTERY "Rumpole Of The Bailey: Rumpole And L!IAZA The Heavy Brigade" Judge Prestcold seems more Interest- ,..!AZA ii]7I, Ad In I.lnrjw. --..... - fliimnnt,.. . Hwy 7103 MAT. ALL. SHOWS 99, 'j 1 40 ONLY MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROBINSON ° ___________ LI 49 PLAY It 1.TMOVIELANDt H.7 11923 3221216 LOAD UP FOR.... PER 0 ARLOAD 99 C Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Cruising," "The Last Married Couple In America" 30 and "Saturn 3." 9:45 10:30 1? i WD McKern) slovenly appearance in court than in Rumpole's Seminole County branch of the American Association of murder. University Women will meet Thursday, at 7 p.m. for refresh9:30 merits followed by the program at 7:30, Dr. Nancy McAleer (LI 0 TAXI will speak on "Demonstration of Sight Vocabulary." 10:00 CD O HART TO HART (3(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS 1980 WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE 2:25 12 (17) NEWS 0 (4 TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 8:30 (ij1Q LAVERNE 2:00 4" THE DOCTORS 5 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE .11 (35) GOMER PYLE 0 9:30 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR .23 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12 (17) GREEN ACRES i' 1172 IJIWf to protect the whale, and Eskimos, who depend on it for food, is presented, t1(17) MOVIE "The Black Anderson, Graham Chapman, Gallagher and ballet stars Aleksander Godunov and Cyn. Ihia Gregory, 0 BOGIE Kevin O'Connor (1]) 35) CANDID CAMERA 0,4 hO) ROGER CORMAPI: 11:00 0 (4) () 0 (LI 0 NEWS NORTH DALLAS 40 FOUL PLAY ' 1 WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL / U (35)BENNY HILL MONDAY .................. PRIVAT$RTIES TUESDAY ................. 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Sanford 'treasures' when Lamont invites an ox-convict friend home Mrs. Cynthia Dunhar of 907 Park Ave., Sanford, announces the wedding plans of her daughter, Jennifer Maria, to Jerry David Bartolucci, have been changed. The wedding will not take place on March 22 as announced, 'P , 6:10 12' (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WEOS 6:30 0 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 ED ALLEN *4 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 01 (17) SANFORD AND SON Grady steps in to protect the series with guests Bert Parks, I 44''j Lamont and Julio go into the used auto parts business and drive Fred to skid row ing, roller skater Jim Bray, Loni NOVOTNY S ,q FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (V 0 JOKER'S WILD I1)(35) SANFORD AND SON Dionne Warwick. Peggy Flom- f .i For Treating Systems in Food Plants Hospitals, Apartment Complexes and Industrial Buildings PACE PRODUCTS INC., DEPT. MW III UsIa mm... . 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HAIR NOW WOMEN'S STYLE-CUT SHAMPOO •, SLOW DRY-Rig. se a ..1....'li .. aiiv u wet. I've been married for 35 years toalwndsome iiian who neiuwr UnnKS nor SIIIOKCS, but he loves to dance. I lore to dance, too, but I have arthritis in both knees, so lily dancing 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER _1'0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) 12'(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (MON. THU) Q RYAN'S HOPE .12(35) DICK VAN DYKE 12:(17) MOVIE HOLLYWOOD'S WILD ANGEL 1-10 7) THE FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY "One Man's SpecialIzing In Ferns, Hanging Caskets African yachts Standard$ Trailers) 4OlCsleryAve. . TROUBLED: C,... aux f..... iu large woman, 55, neat, wellgroomed and far front ugly. tUnrlg S4ltbIt'1fiIfl). tmjoys Si) IbIU('hI? 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ENGRAVING SERVICE - 694 rnn EI'11 tIs.I ' 1.>,• SANFORD (Nez?' To Wltll•m$Ofl'S communications) PLAQUES- TROPHIES- DESK SITS DESK PLATES-NAME TAOS- PEN SETS MEDALS,- RIBBONS-KEY CHAINS 24 HOUR . A COMPLETE LINE :11 MAGNOLIA PH. 322.4931 2109 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD at Lindy's Auto center, located 3797 Orlando Drive South, smisslon service and repair, valve grinding, engine overhaul, (Lake Mary Boulevard and Highway 17.92), Sanford, is complete air conditioning service and repair and tuneups. dedicated to giving the best service available at reasonable Lindy's mechanics will tune up your car for only 114 plus parts, With warm weather just around the corner, now Is the time prices. All work done at Undy's - painting, detailing and to get your car's air-conditioner serviced, checked and recharged for Lindy's low, low price. mechanical work - Is guaranteed. Call 3234567 or 323-2190 for free estimates and appointments. Services at Undy's Include z*.dyeing or replacing of vinyl Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, 8 tops In the color of your choice. They use the new huron and polyurethane enamel paints or a.m. 101 p.m. lacquer matching your original color code, or If you prefer, they will change the color. Custom painting also is available, including painting stripes and designs. Other services at Undy's Auto Center include cleaning and painting the engine, removing all grease and residue, and '4 washing and buffing the car to restore the baster and protect the finish for months to come. Undy's price for engine 6 Pack Sunshlns Many Varieties cleaning is only $15. . DABS Also available at lindy's are complete mechanical services 4 VarIeties 35 including oil and filter change, complete brake jobs, tran. IIIU1JIJ Many Caisrs 3234147, 332.3 190-4 ROPHY SHO , Specializing in S.rvlc. £ parts for V.W.'s PAINT Lindy's Auto Confer 17.92 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. Lindy's Auto Center at Highway 17-92 and lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford. --- least two hours before bedtime. She's even tried praying. Nothing has helped. The poor kid can't accept invitations to slumber par ties Parents have no respell. sibility for a 46-year-old son who decides to take clarinet lessons. You must be kidding. DEAR ABBY: I am a 15year-old girl who has a girlfriend my age who con(Ides in me. She has just told inc that she wets the bed! She said she started wetting 32 years ago. She wet the bed for two years straight, then she stopped for a year, and then started in again. Now, instead of washing the sheets every day, she sleeps on a plastic garbage bag with a towel over it, so all she has to wash is the towel. She is very heavy sleeper, and she doesn't wake up while she's wetting. My friend is really desperate. She's tried setting an alarm to wake her up very tacky. Is it? ever' three hours. She's even DON'T USE NAMES stopped drinking liquids at DEAR DON'T: U you can't (BRAKES-OVERHAUL - TUN E-U P) Shampoo £ Sit woo DEAR - But tacking up an ins Itatlon as a general public announcement for 500 people (mt of whom must strangers) seems tacky to me. .........i ..... Wives should be responsible for their children's musical education. There is also the mutter of footing the bills for lessons. Wniili'I if Iii. in hzitl tiitn suggest that my in-laws bear some of the burden? I think they should either pay for their son's clarinet lessons, or provide a place for Win to practice. What do you think? Th OUBI.ED CLEF IN D.C. .. ~~-kINGS OF HAIR tfVhhIi CAI AI1 Ir (Tues. Evening) 711 S. HWY. 421 '*.d SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT DSTUES.IWED. (Day $ Evening) St4IØlS$ To OW SwdmtL -. $2 7 sl.;..I, afford to send an Invitation to all the people you know and want, invite them verbally. Y, 7:00 '' Man s Childhood Dream Is Blowing His W*fe 's Mind DEAR ABBY: My 46-yearold husband is finally fulfilling one of his childh childhood desires. He has started to take clarinet lessons. I ani pleased that he feels secure enough to pursue this childhood dream, but when he practices, the noise S unbearable! I SIGN UP ADULT or I CHILDRENS'I CLAS Stallworth, Cynthia Ificks, drama sponsor, Timothy Wilson of (lit' GSII, Paul Wright and Audrey Stallworth. 323-5454 SANFO U $10.00 OFF With This Coupon Herald Photo by Tom HanoI "a' proceeds from a play staged by young Blacks in l)rama went to the Samaritan Home. Sharing in the check presentation are, from left, Charlene DRAMA NETS 9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3239601 J SHRIMP SMULLET .BASS•OYSTERS CLAM *LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS SYSTEMS OF SECURITY 5:15 Pail," "The Maiden And The Mugger " .AA SPECIAL ROCK SHRIMP MORNING (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The ROW 9:00 0 4' DONAHUE L 0 MIKE DOUGLAS .V0 MOVIE 1 v (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) '!2 (17) FAMILY AFFAIR WEDNESDAY HUMAN "Territory And 2613 Orlando Dr. - Sanford (17.92) - 323.3550 (Where W'rc Slade Chrysler used to be) OPFN WED.. FRI., 14 (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY ('TUE) 4 (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 2(10)V.I.PEOPLE(THU) 24 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) ,i2(17) ROMPER ROOM 1:10 LATE MOVIE 1:30 '.4' TOMORROW 0 0Ct0NEWS 4' (10) ART OF BEING - 0 CBS Snow Job (1972) Jean Claude Ki)ly. ChIt Potts 6:00 HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Captain Js USI. OR RUSTU 5 . drive mechanics if you need work on your 4-.wheel drive vehicle. Clarion 80, Edinboro 72 Waynesburg 77. Pt. Park 77 NAIA Dist . 70 III Wslyfl 10, Chi St. 69 Quncy 86. Ill Bndctne 80 NAIA Dist. 21 S.'mifin.alt -. . - I NOW IN SANFORD Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1980--1 B TONIGHT'S TV 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS NAIA District 10 Semifinals Washburn 71, Fort Hays St. 67 NAIA Dist. 26 Semifinals SW Bapt 88, Mo. Kan City 73 NAIA District 10 HIM OUT - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EVENING . SECURITY SURVEY FREE WITH NOOBLIGATIONI Defiance 72. Central St. 68 Cedarvl 92, Malone 91, of NAIA Difl. 3 - K Residential Semifinals Dowling 59, Bloomfield 51 Midwest Grand yeW 91, Briar CUt 88 Lords 81, Nrthwstrn Ia. 70 Marymount 69, BetP'any 66 Moorhed St. 58. St. Jhn's 56 Pockhurst 60, Evangel 52 w ttipfist U. JM'.0 13 Southwest Caiiieron SO, E. Cli Okia. .12 West Wyo.67, Cob. St. 64, of Franklin 86, Hanover 82 NAIA Dis?. 23 Semifinals Sginw Val 87. Siena Hghts 66 Hillsdale 73, Grand Val 62 1WL I of - V V SANFORD-LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns' P14.333.1910 Sanford 'v' lw "V WP �-, 25-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Tuesday, AR - . .- . - Mar. 4, 1980 Attica CALEND •, Z 01 TUESDAY, MARCH 4 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Bag lunch. Business followed by Bingo. Free Blood Pressure test, 24 p.m., Adventist Community Service. 7th and Elm, Sanford. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality Breakfast, featuring Steve McMahon, regional manager of Orange-Seminole CablevIsion, 8 a.m. Longwood Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deitona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence social hail. Longwood.Lake Mary Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, French Avenue. Flute concert by composer-healer Kay Gardner, 8 p.m., Knowles Chapel, Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to the public. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, North Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. AlAnon,noon, Mental Health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House 591 Luke Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. TOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital Conference Room, Sanford. South Movie Blamed For Legal Notice Uprising Evening Hera ld, LEGAL NOTICE TO PEMBROKE PINES, Fin. (UP!) Bobble Foyle, a supervisor, said the inmate PROFESSIONAL Authorities believe a television movie about was "asked to turn In his recorder. He refused Public Announcement Con the Attica, N.Y., prison riot helped touch off a and they just got up and started breaking out '!'°' Projects: The School Board of Seminole rampage by 17 patients in a ward for the the windows. I got out 10 minutes later.'" County, in compliance with the criminally insane at South Florida State The inmates barricaded themselves inside Consultants Competitiv e hospital. the secondiloor wa rd room, arming them. Negotiation Ac' Chapter 75211, does declare the intention to se lves with pieces of broken furniture and certify PoIic&fired tear gas into the second-story Engineers for the repair or replacement of the existing 170 ton ward to quell the disturbance early Monday. windows. Hospital Administrator Robert Burton said, water chiller at Lyman Senior There were no serious injur ies. A security School and -or other projects during the disturbance a drug cabinet in the High guard suffered a wound over his right e,e and that may require engineering several staff employees suffered minor cuts ward was broken open and looted and the services until July 31, 1950. patients took the drugs. To be eligible for consideration, by flying glass. A Broward County sheriff's SWAT team and all interested firms must be ceditind by the School Board as The melee began about 11 p.m. Sunday when canine units from local departments qualified, pursuant to Consultants hospital employees attempted to take an surrounded the building. police After a three-hour Competitive Negotiations Act, and unauthorized radio from one of the patients. standoff, in shIch the inmates refused to the regulations of the Board. (Form 251 Ot' 231) Thpwzirrl'cinmzitp.hn,l i,,t r;,khl . I iciiui, uuirsiireu tear-gas canisters Any firm or individual desiring a television movie based on the Attica prison into the ward shortly af ter 2 a.m. Monday and to provide professional services I riot, shall apply in writing for con. the 17 Inmates gave up. Orlando Winter Park Seminole . - ill-1011 CLASSIFIED DEPT. - RATES 44c line 39c a line 36c a line ttime 3 HOURS consecutive times 7consecutiv times 8 00 kM S 30 P MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon - 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication I - 18H&p Wanted _____________________________________________ - - I .--- tA.,X.... 33-Houses Furnished-- by 13111 Fox 1 ___ ____ (_FlcxiOP4 1J1 1I. 0 ROBBIE'S HAL CO" REALTY 50-sCellaneous Mi for Sale -Wanted WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE BLIVSELL TRADE F irS? St 311 31S 322 577 Cash 322-4132 . - V 3220231 322 0779, 322 53S3.322 3717 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCRFEN PORCHES, APPLIANCES, GOOD CONDITION, WALK DOWN TOWN. $23,000 2 BEDROOM FRAME. WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH 8. NEW ROOF. $21,900. HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL. MO DERN, POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 21 7 BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT-IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA. *35.500. LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, MANY EX TRAS. $59,900. 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BEDROOM, 1", BATH. ORIGIN ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $25,500. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK! 43-Lots-Acreage BEAUTIFUL I BR, 28 home In Sanora, wall the extras! C H&A,wwcarp.. pan. FR, eatin kit., pantry & more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $51,500. BROKER 7139 S Myrtle Ave. Orlando 377 1577 Sdnford 3210640 SATURDAY, MARCH Sealer Citizens tea' to Once Upon A Stage for "Guys nd Dolls." Leave Sanford Civic Center, 11 a.m.; uaelberry, Leeds, 11:30 am. Return 5p.m. Call 322141 for reservations. Sauteed Kiwanis Club Pancake Day and Auc. Ion,March 1, Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 am, to 8:30 Auction begins at 5 p.m. lad A.aiml "Ru for the Arts", I..och Haven ark, Orlando. Entry forms at Ivey's and Track Shack ores. Six mile and 2 mile runs. Call 6441111, Eat. 135. Anneal azalea sale, $ am, to 5 p.m., Sanford Civic enter patio and Chamber of Commerce blikllng. vera1 varieties of (lowering trees also available. .m. PEY. Ir 1. Is ow - WEDNUDAY, MA*(I 1$ reruns II Career 'saim for Wea, p.m., Hauck ill Audlk1um, Rollins Colh,,, Winter Park, Open to in and wcmen Dery Ubrary Breefli CriPorty, 1 p.m., DeBary vic Center. - - CITY OF CMSILIURNY BOARD OP ADJUSTMINT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Cassilberry Board of Aeiluttmit Hl -- a MUNTPII FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the c$et of the above court a written stat mentof any claim or dsma.4 they may have. Each claIm must bein writ inq and must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and 'he amount claim.d.Ifthec$almlsncfyetdu,, the lets when It will become due shall be stated, If thu claim is cantingsnt or unliquldated, the netursol the uncertainty shaH be statse. if the claim is secured, the security shall be deicribed. The claimant shall deliver sufficient , to aMblitheclerktomailonopyto psnsI ropr.sontativ,. All persons InterNt.d i the istite to whom a copy of this Notice Of Administration has been mailed are Fajlr. Wl?MiI1 Nsrn.Inwhlth •s$.ssed Lakeview Towers Development Corporation of Sebring Allot said property being in the County of Seminole, Stale of Florida. Unless such certificate or car. tincates shall be redeemed ac. cording to law the property described in such certificat, or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 7th day of April, 1910, at 11:00 A.M. Doted this 2th day of " 1900. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. CLERK Circuit Court Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Green, Deputy Clerk fl...it.k. . •. . MACHINE CLEANER Willtrain (2) AMP AAA IMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323.3175 Corner of 1Oth& French "YOurFutuurCo,c,rn.' * * * * * * Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms ToW er Fina nc e Serv. 1100 211 2469 REALTOR NO BROKERAGE FEES - ___ fl -Rooms SUPER 3 OR. lB home in Sunland w your own pool 6. patio! DR. w w carp., new roof, fenced yd., on a 19. shaded lot! A buy for $36,750! REALTY JUST FOR YOU 3 BR. I home in Sunland w Sc. patio, FL rm.. dec. FP. new kit & landscaped spacious yd.! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for $.47,000. OTICE N Sanford Gracious living. keas. Weekly i. monthly rates, utilities inquire 500 S. Oak $417553 Di DISABLED AME RI CAN VETERANS . . Chap' 30 Hwy. 17.fl . masts 1 Acre lake front lot in beautiful residential area of Lake Mary Blvd., possible terms. $42,500. Pinecrest- I OR, 21 charmer cathedral ceiling, has screened pool for easy maintenance I. corner lot *FIth large oaks. 50,900. Rooms for rentPrivalehome 3223W room utairs Retiredperson preferred Meetings - RoomforRent - Prlvate Horn.. Leonard C. JollY. 3237259 '( REALTOR ML.S Eve 323-31166 Eve. 305-Ul-SMO 305.323-1553 BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY WOODED 3.2 acres (391 ft. frontage) on Stone Island Road. $22000. FRIDAY, MARCH10 hue Hartlass Chqtrr b*it, 1:30 board meeting; m, regu1 meeting, home of Mrs. WI.. Carter, uN , - percel Is liSSltydSsIssd so: lurledIctIsa if lIe court. Sectisri 55. Tseawhlp SI 1iftt. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Ratige $ last, Isifsviing South OBJECTIONS $1 feel if*eNsr* Wool was, of HiraM PICTURE THIS cAua...' 'feulo.M artlet Is Ryistds Ida CMW 11th SCkSSI - - SIdEUtI aha - - - iitbat life 10 the W voin now 'hIif $4, of ft Soulilifelat 500 ON me - ' , - liii NelI if Mmioleh'stlen: Palovery 55,1905. Norlhwisforsy in State Need An to Samuel Roth Feint if Biginning, West to N Pirunal Reprgsepilattv, 11111" ...0 Th . P.M.,bhicm 's Lake - - - , 1:11 (Wale at Irons Or*wr, ie.iu_ ______ o.' rellenstu, P$a.wting Act if ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Drive, IlP*I$1$TAT$vl 1?74." All parties in intert a ciizsu shin havaIço,1up Cnsserry, P'Ida. or as seen N. CHARLES WOUNU. JR. taiiS' '- iiAry iTi', City Clerk' Detedtslls Nil day of 1*. l Mat'WI 4.1915 -- ___ said Nil slulIrnIlauSad *e 551111 De$on.. Fleils 35551 YatIpk' ,lgj.ng1I, ptii - Des to if 0w City Of of 5 PHi'uory 01 Mardi - - 4, - a,1mesWs Furnished 3 Bedroom Apartment No pets, carport. $250 mo 259-7377 : , your club or organ. hahn would like to. kw Intludsd in this listing If . Room sir, nw. SW Unfurnished pajij CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT. 3fl. . 1,( - Harold Hall Pretty 3lR,1', OLD MIMS ROAD-30 Acres (+ or .) on paved road. Improved Pasture. partly woodad. Zoned A.I. 2 BR, 28, Condo. Kit equipped, move In today for $33,900. EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living IS avail, in this 11 2 acre estate. 38R, AS wguest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. 2565 PARK REALTORS Branch Office 323-2222 A TOUCH OF COUNTRY In Longwood, I OR, 28 oversized lot, Z-comm. $39,500. ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized BR's. 26's + guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. 321-0759 -- B 10 me- ForSals a See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 vAlFHAFinancing COUNTRY $va ACRE- Newer 35R. C.H&A, w.w cpt., Ig patio, rose garden 1. low cash to mtg. $4390011 CAN'T BE BEAT- 3 or 3 OR, new C.H&A, w.w cpt..ge, ref., dw, disposal 5. Iandscap. .1 yd. $3290011 OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. we$l.conslructid 2 OR home on gorgeous 104*117 corner lot. Under appraisal at $35,90011 SPANISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft pool homi w.flrepiace, formal LR 5. DR I. detached party house on over 14 Kra for only 552.50011 3 BR. I Bath, C HA, comp. set up, sseoo. is Downing St., Carriage Cove. 131.2933 or 372-1157. Wanted to buy, older Moltile Home, single or double wide. Call anytime 1.223.0751. 43-4otsAcreage - - SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 3 loft total iSO x 1%, directly across from Sonora entrance. Zoned Residential in County. $15,500 cash, trade, let's dial. cailBaft LOCH ARBOR GEM- Spotless 4 OR spilt plan, w 19. BR's, FR, big kit, walk in pantry, pool fenced ki on cul-do.sac. 1M900ll REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7490 acre IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SILL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WI HAVE BUYERS, - 1 YR. OLD DBL WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 OR. 26, w. Central HIA heat pump, big bdrms., I huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $19,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5174. LOW CASH TO MTG.- 4 OR, 20. split plan, huge kit., formal DR, fenced yd wtrees. *34.50011 WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR RIAGE COVE. YOUR CHOICE FROM 14.500. , v,J, nv P L J 53-TV. A LL OF THE ABOVE PRO PER1'IES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED CALL US ANYWAY. UJ acres for only 515300. Very good terms. Osteun. Sr. 5TATI Irsher ç ii 107W 771h St . 3239114 - TIRES 4 Ranger L7815 wti wall, polyester glass belted Like new. $90 CASH 322 4962, '71 Datsongood running cond $900 or best otter 3656486 AOKTIRE 3227480 Shocks $1 95 Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $29.95 24 13 French Ave., Sanford '72 Pont Catalina, AC, PW. PS. .tOOcu in motor. $500 322 5164 VC. _______________________________ Beauty Care CKETT .Cop rXcmo, Eve. $53365! Home Repair TOWE R'S BEAUI'S'SALON' TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook $493.15 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo 519 E. lIt St., 3225742 Agent ' "BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 373 1734 2597 S Sanford Ave. MEINTZER TILE Guod used TV's, $25 & up New or repair, leaky showers our MILLERS specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 1562. 7619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 312 0357 Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet. remodeling. All work guar Free Est 331 8465. When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen cerancne I CRO - SERVICES UNLIMITED home Repair & Remodeling ?ihrS 3170171 - TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over $700. Balance due $175.00 or fake over my payments Still 117.00 month. In warranty. Will deliver. Call 862 3394. - BROKER 7439 S Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 37? 1577 3710610 Cornrniercial Property - - - We buy your equity, close In 21 h. AWARD REALTY. INC. 'fl9.35fl() We buy equity in houses, apts. & vacant land. Lucky investments, P.O. Box 79. C,anford 377.4741 47-A--Mwtgages Bought &Sokl Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate T. Business loins. Florida Mor. tgage Investment. 1101 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422 2975. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale t"/ Side lvii 1g., $75, picnic ile w-7 benches, $30; full size iby bed w matt, $25; Oak orch rockers, $29.95; metal fice desk, $70. Jenkins urniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. Ill. - GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045 Park Ave, 3726509 - 574-G'jfl$ -- ' 1 71 32 pistols; (I) 22 auto rifle; Antique Furn • Jewelry 3232751 59.-..Mijsical Aftrchandise -............... ______ organs, Pianos I stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 327-4103. 2202 French ORGAN -Gulbransen 2 keyboards and pedals, $650 3222192 62.-Lawn-Garden FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 322 7W 62-A--farmEquip, i9l$ Cato Tractor j.ji553 L Ike new Cond., $5,995 I F"ntinq I jenova gar&V 1, 2, 3 OR. Sallis *Studio $ liufurn. - Adult. Family IPeal - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 Classified Ads Will always give you more - Much • Much More than you expect. w il Drv )rywail, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm... R emodel I Additions. Call 1315399 or 862-0136 ____________________________ Painting S, Repair Trent Painting& Repair Interior 6. Exterior Free Est. 327 3551 Groonng& Boarding Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo slat controled heal, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 3225752. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory 1401111 Cleaning - -- - . Story 1505 W. 25th ST. Welding CornpleteMobile Home Repair 349 5239 ________________________ BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210317 Custom built utility I boat t(iiial'5, truck racks I misc. repairs. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houws S. G. BALINT SANFORD 322.200 fl b 115t DialI 322-2 - If you ate having difficulty findinç a place to live, car to ,drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. HousewlvesCleanlng Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular orl limp hais 611 3891 Wedowasti windOws I Man, qualify operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways. etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 Painting S. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES Call anytime 319 5259 i j Ge t plenty of prospects . .Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads Laundry SOviet - I -- Anthon , Cot no or E.it.. pressure Free Est 32? 0011. b',- 'JiuIIty In? H"looviovelloft MUST SELL! 15,500 Window Air Cond., excellent coed. 322.3930. - Painting ' Dressti'kIng - - Make room in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classifier, Ad Call a friendly ad taker at 327 2611 or 631 9"3 Clock Repair ROB SON MAR IN E 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Plumbing supply business + real estate I inventory. $113,000. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR, 322 7983. 47-Real Estate Wanted Tile floors installed NEW & REPAIR Free Est. 830 1183 aft 6 55-Boats & Accessories 390 N. 17.92, Casse*bsrry, Fl. 534-1200 1975 Ford Granada Ohia, exc, cond., AM FM stereo, Michlin radials 49.000 mi $7.500 830 9503 Radio. Stereo - M0116 ivy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION eery Tuesday S, Saturday at 7:30. It's file only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 255. e311 for further details. - BATTERY SHOP Orig 1579. now $705 or $19 mo. Agent 339 8386 "luzury For Less" GROVES 51/i Cash for your loll Will build on your lot si our lot. V Fnterprisp. Iw Model Inc., Realtor - 6443013 ki t4MOP( WASHER Parts, Service Use d Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 APARTMENTS We specialize inFARMS RANCHES H. Ernst DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION NEW &USt'DBATTERIES Major Credit Cards Accepted THE BATTERY SHOP 173 9114 107W 77th St Witlbuy Iunk batteries [lest Price' MICROWAVE 71 461 BR, lB, all appl. In c l . WID, approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool I club house, assum. firSt or owner will consider terms. $27,000.. Orlando 217.1795. Hrs. ,' . - Washer repo C.Fckluxe model. Sold orig $109.35, used short time Pal $189.11 or $19 3S mo. Agent 339 8386 A-Condominiums 42-Wbiie homes . '78 Dutchcratt 22' awning. TV mint $3000 Lot 391A Orange City Camp Grounds - SERVICE. GOING 'N OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN UPSALA TO S1.300 CASH OR TERMS. SEIGLER REALTY interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $20, ow down payments. 372 2287 Harold Hall '73 Dodge Charger Exc cond, new insp . $1700 or best offer. '70 Thunderbird, good mech. cond current insp suicide doors 1400 or best offer 372 7397 or 122 2213 75-Recreational Vehicles -. I PCf. NEW HOMES 52-Appliances Pusti Uoli,)n c.Onttnls, has caro usol, still in warranty Originally $649, assume pay merits of 571 mo Agent 339 BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. REALTOR 327-4991 MULTIPLE LISTiNG SERVICE Eves: 349-5100, 322-1959, 323 4302 24 7 W Ciarnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Development opportunity! One entire block 2-comm on W. 1st St. $110,000. 323-5774 322 17o - LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. 19.900 ` ~ 4 ~1 ~ y REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. UST MAKE PAYMENTS ---'69 le '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 IDP,sIar) - 76-Auto Parts Us,-'d full size hotel motel bed ding Very clean, S1I.9Sea. PC NolI's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford - 322 8771. 373 7831 01 S. French 'For Estate Cdmn,ercial & Resi ctenti.iI Auctions 5. Appraisals. C4lI Dell s Atic ton. 373 3620 - Sale WE BUY CARS GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 Cedar Wardrobe 372 9180 10 ni.toSp.m Mon. thru Sal. - 80-Autos for RIM LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. ANYTIME 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT. LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000 UTILITY TRAILER 8-4 373 8028 72-Auction - One Sofa, Good Condition Call 323 I710afler I30p.m. 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY. EXTRA SCENIC $56,900. Multiple Listing Service VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment : Rety REALTOR 323.577. 113 4570 I COUNTRY LIVING at its best I $ acres fenced, 3 B*m, 2 lath, lam. room, fireplace, screened patio w.IIQ, self cleaning pool wcooi deck, fenced pastures, fish pond, access to St. Johns River. $139,000. Wwwo rn-sast : Ewnlng I1euId N.H. Tamm,-Jr. City Clerk PUblIrdt 4.11.1100 .j..wv ui Marines's Villag. 111~ With Chaif Sr 153, Florida $tatutui, and 1974 Nouli lilt No. 4311, as me anmino1e County ,,,caty$$l Triples Junluru. graphs end ma, as recent. minded by the Local Land Planning Agency in accordancill last 311.0 IM Ilk. I. ie career ..l, me receat special day broeght mere than IS apt to the sehosi Si eaplala their occapatisiss sludeats, Amiag the oceapitliss at the kw were can J koUsk mild teeeatrugers,acc.rdlagt. Charles lacebs, head guldaace aslsi• NOT SO PILED WILL U FOREVER BARRED. Deli of ft first ptmucell.n ii w .rwyru, rra, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on u i, 1900, to consider the adopIIs?, of Isle Comrehsnslve Develspoioni Plan for liii City if Sanford, Florida, as Amended, incldin, ... ....ft.9w GOOD INVESTMENT POTEN. TIAL-Hwy 1792 frontage zoned commercial. 2 CI rental home, owner may hold. $10,000.. WORLD. Inc., Realtors S French (I? 92) Sanford 323 5374 322-2420 PLUS ACRES WOODED. ROAD FRONTAGE. DELTONA AREA $17,700 8 ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL ING HILLS. NICELY WOODED. VOLUSIA COUNTY $28,500 The Real Estate Agency Sanford's Sales Leader -_ HIGHWAY I .1 FRONTAGE, Dc I3ARY AREA IS WOODED ACRES 531 500 4 (c1,) Realtors/ MIS .v POlZ MALTV MLS LiST NOW! Call Watt Cappel 323 6400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 Realty4rincal - 0] - 321 6061 or eves. 373-05I 7 HANDY MAN SPECIAL. I BR, lB home on dbl. lot, spacious rms., pine floors. DR, utility rm. & porch! Only $26,900. with payments $250 & under to qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1293-9171. the sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results. NICE BUILDING lOT 70'x130'. COUNTY. CLOSE IN 13.500, St 000 DOWN M. Unsworth Realty - 79-Trucks-Trailers - - - ------ ---- - WF MOT Il5- Li F vRNITUPF & APPLIANCE'S Santora Fur tli?ure 5,iIvijt' 322 8121. Oft of totai ,,,ve,itOi , of b,and new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797. So. of Sanford. 322 871 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time. Original 1593. bal. $ill or .521 mu. Agent 3395356. - - W Cbu uSf'O tur,1'lui e FURNITURE 5. THINGS 500 S Sanford A v e tOR1 - __32 3 6593 Why buy used? New brand namç box springs & mattresSes at 20 pct above dealers cost Twin, full size, queen & king Jenkins F,,rniture. 705 E 75th St 323 0981 Build to Suit our (Ct or yourS FHA VA, FHA 7355.215 REALTORS STEMPER AGENCY SEIGLER REALTY IiTV:71 "Do you have one where they live together happilyever-after, AFTER getting married?" 6+ acres on beautiful Wekiva River & Hwy 46. $110,000. FRIDAY, MARCH 7 ow0. F74 TV S U I - - 51Household '.. 2511 S. French Ave - SIStor 8' pick updel,vered 323 4911 aft- 3 I acre plus w old home. Zoned for duplexes, city water & sewer. Super location $35,000. - - - FIIIE300D Eves. 322 0612, 372-1587 207 E. 25th St. REALTY - high as an elephants eye Place -a classified ad. and pile the SLIM BUDGETS ARE money in your wallet. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD Tot., Dollar Paid for gunk & used COL LIMNS cars. trucks 5. heavy equipment. 322 5990 .5/F Buy l.ISFL) FUPtIITUP'E APPI lANCES 5. Pl. PLUMBING Fl * I tIP ES Jenkins Fur 78 otorCyCIes ,'iture. 205 F 25th 5? 373 0981 -322 7480 A OK TIRE Antiques-Oriental Rugs NEW TIRES%19 898. UP Music Boxes -Slot Machines 2113 French Ave Sanford Bridges Antiques 323 2801 Stereo. truitwoOd console w AM FM. $100, (7) breakfast bar stools, wrought iron Custom made, (2) occasional chairs. .34 1Q82 / \ OF SANFORD REALTOR BUY JUNK CARS From Sl0to$50 Call 322 1 62 4 3 1 7 1464 -- LOCH ARBOR 105 Sunset Dr. 3 OR I B. FR, FP, Ig fenced yd Exc. cond. $41,900. 323.7832 STENSTROM Removed Don't pile no longer needed items-- . Beth. Obi motel 8.S 5. Malt., $30 set Sanford Auction. 1215 S French 3237340 \ Unfurnished Apt. 2 BR, lB. 500 Park Ave. $200 mo. 1st & last & Sec. ALL FLORIDA REALTY 77-Junk Cars - . MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Ideal retirement or starting. 2 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call for more details. - Buy Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig., stoves, tools Vinyl Ponchos S1 99 ea ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 321 5791 ' to Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Looking fora job' The Classified Ads will help you find that job. 24 HOUR [ 322-9283 THURSDAY, MARCH 1 Prime Sponsor Advisory Cosmdfl regular meeting, 8 a.m., 4th floor conference room, Manpower Office. Friendship Cl* 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Deltona Theatre Art. Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Pariah House, Enterprise. Tuscawifla Homeowners Assn., 8 p.m., Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road. Program on lawn care by Agricultural Agent Tom Davis. WWN)AY, MARCH30 t.4La Camel, 7:30 p.m., Greeter Sanford 'mba' of Canmero, bulling. Tom Hunt will IQS.k iluald McDorId He. - REALTY WEDNESDAY, re land. Cho 1224W, 8IDE GLANCES 41-04 - Ire 11011 MARCH 5 Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for 8 p.m. Lawrence Weiks Show. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 4 p.m.; Casselberry Leeds, 4:30 p.m. Dinner on the way. Return 11 p.m. Seminole County Legislative Delegation Hearing, 4 p.m., Seminole County Courthouse County Commission Chambers, Sanford. Workshop on music and healing, 7 p.m., Woolson House, Rollins College campus, Winter Park, Free to the public. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave. Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for p.m. Lawrence Welks Show. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 4 p.m.; Casselberry Leeds, 4:30 p.m. Dinner on the way. Return 11 p.m. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis' noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenader, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. SufordSemInole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, French Ave. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. wdvlew Ave., Sanford. $*'IVRDAY, MUM 11 lucUen, Temple Shalom of Delkas, 7 p.m., fldWn free. Call 5744*. bead P' Sd And Race, Iam., 30* am. "Fun Rim" darting from or Wad Cl* ul *., Meek's Day Dinew Med Deuce, .wo'ed by All Souls Home aid School AWL, $ p.m. sure to get resu s S Sunday Noon Friday - ine.p•miiy Residential Dwelling District I. Conditional Uses Permitted Paragraph (2) shall be amended to read as follows: (2) Single-Family Residential Dwelling with 1,000 square feet minimum living area, provided all other density controls and setback r.quir.mento are met. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish March 4, 14, 1900 DET.31 Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1980--38 CLASSIFIED ADS ENGINEERS DeHury Garden Cl* 2 p.m., March 7, Community renter. Volusia County Horticulture Extension Agent will speak on House Plant Culture followed by a clinic. ea to follow meeting. Recovery, Inc. National Leaders Conference, Hilton ivers1de Inn, Tampa. Through Saturday. Sanford, Fl. ow se a �* - . - Tuesday I ____ INTERESTRATESARE EVERVTt.IIP.JG'S,I GOING UP... ISNTAN'fThING _____ upj GOING UP! . 1 J' ! L 4 NOT API ___ ___________________________ _____ O I by Mort Walker ______ HAVEN'T C70T THE RIGHT COMBINATION I JUST KEEP TRYING ONE ITEM Win-I ANOTHER... HOW WILL / 'yoj KNOW EVENTUALLv' It'm * Al,/ .....,_../ Ill, / i Ct 11 // ______ _______ _______ I / _____ SOMETHING CLASHES ......2 _____ / — — 1 / ~ C 2 — 3 ~ // ——— 15 ____________________________ ______ _______________________ by i i cuzc / M N ij I I- . . 26 o 27 6 - 7 DEAR DR. LAMB—O.K., I - 72nd Year, No. I68— Wednesday, March 1 anfo ! 9 .1,. . 1 . ?. , - ; - 30 31 37 41 45 ensh . . ___________ - 50 51 52 - 33 - - - 55 — — — — t 'IOUR EYELIDS ARE PRICE OF GOLQ THE WAY IT IS 61 — — II 64 — — — — — 66 ———— WORTH A FORTUNE.' — 67 — — ____ HOROSCOPE ' I by Howie Schneider T' I IT'LL. t.JEiJER (ff -W GjRyjM MIUM ~M OF MM The Seminoles now travel to West MeCray went to work. guard Luther Sandifer was clipped by Uwii." First 6.foot-6 Heggie Butler picked off Stambaugh on a jump shot. Sandifer he di Local out to be the Cobras that were being had. 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 .. ., 0 1 HA _________ ____ Offi cials, ns ste ion and Sign Pact . Herald Staff Writer 4-6 - ______________________ ' S Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, Seminole _____ ______ ______ - 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 replacement facility within three years. 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 who have milk intolerance. ______ program. Mother change raises WIN make and still receive free medical care, amount of money low-income people BRIDGE __ ( FVIJNP SCWETI4ING1}1AT I / HIGHER THAN CONSLW,ER J PRICES! primarily because of your Mail $1 for each Graph, Box 489, Radio City Instinct for acquisition PlUS Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to your wl1Urtwu to work hard. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) specify birth date. (CONSUMER )= __ 9 ! 11 _ ______ L 11 ,\\\ N — I _ ______ 1W YOU OONT CO5S WI4EP4 I' ________ i-is sisicrs YOU. ____ D54EM) FUNCLE . • rA - -... _- - -. ------ ... "(3.. p ___________ J ________ P ________ - 0'. in Seminole County were given an op- -- — ANNIE _______ IT V5 UN*&, ..HAVE ABU KAF-1)N! W by Bob Thieves . . . ______ _____ , 0 C O MAIR@@ 10 COM "ER NOW D011'? 0 6I4T AS 'iOU 0RPeREP- ATT MI$IP4YIPRWP This, 4$BUGH FOR I ' TOO I.AT!!! -' KIM! rr' ___ un ty commissioners County board of co Ali 11 I bu IN Gl4ARR OP SI4RtMP DIVISION. ____ . 111111111111~ .%.. emov a"ba.viii P" UI Pa 4111111 T*%111011, L' ' - ______________ WH1,1'HPNIS, PVWI.AP dTHS YOUR MW IIOOKS MI6I41VI wopIWAV I ZOONIES by T. K. Ryan (MYC1F1.lMN15 ItH __ nominations were forwarded Tuesday. The doctors nominations had be en 1)l Fi9'fl(INP %%VV tv VEIT HAP FOR WIC. 0.a I ____ ___ 'il -" -- * ___ I _____ __ _ ____ _______ __ _ ____ ________ . "' .A. . S. . _ L. , . . . ' Carter Move Upsets Around The Clock ..4A horoscope .......... and added he sees none in the works, the new hospital could be operational In .: • "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," Lewis noted. He explained the state certification application Is necessary to build the new facility and added the process takes four to six months to complete. "Within 30 days of that certification, - ' ) ' - - . ' .,., . we'll be in there clearing the land and preparing for construction. I'd estimate it would take between 18 months and 24 months to complete," Lewis asserted. % Lewis said tentative plans are to build - - 1\ our-story hospital a three-story to f 1110.r - "probably with an entrance from the 1041,, . lakefront." Herald Photo by Tom N,ts.4 What possible snags could IICA hit Seminole County Commission Chairman [Sill Kirchhoff signs the which inight interfere with that All Sides WASHINGTON (UPI) — The administra tion's switch on a U.N. Security Council vote condemning Israeli set- Dear Abby ........ 411 Sports...........9.I!A Deaths .............2A Television .........12C no one—Inclu Israel and its sup t1on Capitol Hill. By once again i'ai*Ing the Issue Of President Carter's ied In foreign affairs, the admitted foul-up appears to have played into the bands Of his principal Presidential Dr. Lamb ..........SC Weather ...........2A Editorial ...........4A World ..............2A — opponent, Sen. Edward Kennedy. 71111 fliP-nop Mon6y night, ameft the first U.S I . ,i MAX ___ ___ _ _______ Reagan In Manachus.ftg, Se e Stories on Pag e SAO % ooC)..... ____________________________________ ______ % Classified Ads ....2-3B Hospital ...........3A Comics ............SC Natloii .............3A Vermont PrImad•s. ____ -. we can show such a need, and, indeed, a greater need for our new facility," Lewis - '~ explained. PAKISTAN Notion Backs Away From U .S . ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) — Pakistan has officially rejected the $400 million aid package offered by the United cording to Stemper, already are within the city limits. Stemper stressed he worked vigorously It was disclosed today, Presidential foreign affairs adviser Agha Shahi told a 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 Sectr'ity Council vote rebuking Israel on the settlements Iuue, came after an anguished day of White House meetings in which Israeli Ambassador Ephraim Evron was a participant, Carter Issued a statement Monday night saying U.N. Ambassador Donald Mcflenry dhould have abstained, rather than vote tocondemn Isr e1onsaturday. McHenry said he was following orurs from Secretary Of State Cynts legislation in the U.S. Congress. 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 security commitment outlined in the 1959 Pakistan-U.S. Vance. dlsmissed the offer as"peanuts," -- For several weeks RCA had been looking at a variety of sites in and at the 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. pact. to negotiate a deal with RCA to have 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 Mary via eastbound 1-4 and from Deftona via westbound 1-4. There also would be _ At the time, Pakistan's President Mohammad Zia UilIaq ____________________ --- ---- — ---- access from First Street. Sanford City Manager Pete Knowles said the site for the new hospital puts itin "relatively the same position the hospital has now Sanford. ° iii' e west side of "So it must be good," he said, 11 'r .I . Action .............2A Florida ........... 3A / 1 =-I __ ______________________ ~ ... ISRAEL 14 14M ___ ___b . __ A 1 S Lewis said this morning if there are no major problems to hamper the process, to pay for care of indigent patients and employees that will join the corporation. care of indigents. If more funds should be said. It means families will be able to needed this year RCA has agreed to make abou t $300 to $700 more pe tinuing role in negotiating forthe sale of an additional three to five acres RCA also would like to have in the vicinity, . Lewis said HCA agreed to contribute intend to use interest on the $5.2 million the extra $200,000 for the benefit of P. 0 __ % 5' _______ .WAD . •,. ,,,,,,., .rae Photo by Toni Vincent Today S _________ . by Craig t.aggsft _________________________________ No MIS II AUOhiD . . Estimat ed cost of the land on whith RCA took out an option is upwards of $20,000 an acre. The land, according to Bill Stemper, Sa nford realtor responsible for putting together thepackage for RCA and the landowners, is owned by Michael r year final version of a contract relinquishing control of Seminole timetable? absorb the additional cost. The county's and still receive free care. Amounts received earlier, "Well, we've got to show the state there contribution toward care of Indigents can depend on t he number of members in a Memorial hospital to Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville, RCA must get a Certificate Of Need be renegotiated annually. And each year family. Tenn., firm. Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker, chairwoman of the out-going isa need for the 250 beds or so we propose to have in the new hospital, compared from the federal and date governments, HCA will pay any excess needs. The new scale provides that a single Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees ( t I signed bet this 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 'I ,0 _______ I D County officials have indicated they was prepared In response to suggestions e contract wi th Th 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 miasioners. The - -' 1 . nominations of the Seminole Memorial - _______ TUMBLE WEEDS . . ____ 3,4 ' show the need is not so great. But we feel ___ ____ - .. . *' # -_ and the SMH board of trustees turning over the hospital and future medical care ' invested in the state retirement system. 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. cozii.mI*aion also passed a resolution Gossett estimated, however, that a Employees with over 10 years service recognizing the excellent work of the out- year's interest on $5.2 million at an will remain in the system, The $200,000 going hospital board of trustees and average percentage rate of 14.15 percent will be used to set up an ann uity for those hospital administrator, would arnounl to $735,000 annually. who have contributed to the prograrn, it Doug Lewis director of domestic If used for care of indigents, this would for less than 10 years. development said today he expects the relieve taxpayers of the burden entirely. Lewis said the plan is costing it new hospital board and administrator to Kirchhoff said he believes the county more, but "we want to look good to our be named "shortly." RCA has promised should not touch the principal in case It new employees." to choose the new board, except for decides It wishes to exercise its option to The revised scale for care of indigents ____ _____ . .. heels of formalizing the agreement -' . administrator, exclusively from buy back the new hospital. 10 5A10-SIMBI. *$T I ie FRAY!... at Tuesday between the RCA, Seminole that bank received the entire amount. by I.sorar . -BUT ThAT G 1 QUICKLY? eiTo BUTj ) Confirmation of the Sanford site for the new hospital came this morning on the portunity to offer Interest rates on ten provide other county medical services. Assistant County Administrator Jeff $500,000 increments and one Even with a corporately owned hospital, Etchberger said the agreement was increment of the $5.2 million. the county remains legally responsible necessary to protect employees with over Although seven banks Presented for providing medical care for those one year of service but under 10 years of terest tate bids, Beckwith sald, Tropic unable to pay. These funds have service who would lose what th ey ha ve Bank's was "a very excellent bid," and traditionally come from taxpayers. defensive trick, but there __________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST U NMO trumps and lead a club to dealing with others today. your status and increase your student ruffed. Later on the Bridge," care of this newspa. 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. ~ ___ ___ IN Arthur H. Beckwith told the com. You're very effective in stirring that could enhance and led a third club which the MODERN, send $1 to: "Win a, _____ ______ ;~~7'1 ::~~~ mmy's 10. East would be in with the queen and the second (U.S. 17-92 of Mangoustine, ending abou t one block north of West First Street. .,,• .... can missioners and witnesses that all banks __ partner's Blackwood four notrump. The answer Is that the laws allow it but common sense and Ain Satal exists where your work or using new Ideas and mthods. dictates that you may lose a career Is concerned today. Do Don't be afraid to make The student won the first partner if you do. a good job. Your efforts will changes or to ezpethnent with trick with the ace of NEWSI'APERENTFI'RISEASSN) be appreciated by the right fresh techniques. 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 YIKFSI "I 16 463 * _____ - interest for this period will amount 10 getting It, since the new hospital will be a agreement to pick up the balance in any approximately $000 replacement facility, but it will take four given year Is a "cushion" so the county Seminole County Circuit Court Clerk to six months, can make an annual budget. need do is drop a slight hint, assertions, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. More opportunity than usual 19) You'll he luckiest today BY ____ 11 ace, ruff a diamond, draw West North East South would be no way for him to get two more. A spade lead 11 , would cost the spade trick — 3 a club lead would set up the Pass king for a spade discard and a diamond lead would allow a opening Iead:4 10 ruff and discard. We keep getting letters askIng If you may pass your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Do what needs duing by Stoffel & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY • A 63 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer. South A friend who knows that he today without calling t can rely upon you is prepared much attention to yourself. to rally behind you today Let your deeds and what you should you need him. All you accomplish make the ________________________________________________ All South had to do to insure his contract was to play dummy's jack of dianionds and let East hold the trick, East would play a second diamond. South would take his VAK1032 Monroe d cost of the land on Myers, a Seattle, Wash., investor and Is a view of the northeast section of property at Seminole lakefront at northern tip of the site. The money is held for a 91-day contingency Boulevard other individuals. (U.S. Highway 17-92) and Mangoustine where the new which JICA took out an option Is upwards of $20,000 an acre. periOd. Stemper confirmed he put the deal Tropic Bank Manager Blll,Gossett said hospital will be built. The car in photo at right is traveling along together, and also confirmed his con. for fi nesses." Q 1054 97 #Q1098 • K 752 4 J 874 4AQ SOUTH • K 52 ARIES(March 21-April Sul Tim secret to your success Today you may find yourself today is to make a game out Of the tasks confronting you. in a unique position where you of overcoming rs Think will benefit from things othe challenges as chalki ng up develop. It won't be a f Ints. ride, because you will have PO SAGITARIUS (Nov. something to offer. .. iI % extremely encouraging today, copy of Astro..Graph WHAT? E EAST 973 fig -, ____ to withdraw from the state retirement care of this newspaper, P.O. product in the column, birthday by sending for your Your financial aspects are lake million replacement hospital for Seminole Memorial Hospital, IICA 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 ______ Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees ,. ThINK WE*VE FINALLY \ ting that happens to many people a ' ,r (11CM has selected a 17-acre site fron- ____ ___________ RCA officers presented county officials VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) --AT . with a check (or $52 mjlihon which will ____ _____ _____ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Taking ideas that originate ________________________________________ 'el 41. ' pay for a 36-month lease and assumption Be very attentive to new with others and utilizing titem _______________________ .................................. r. .. . The check was immediately handed over day for finesses," remarked in a cycle where casual Associates may not know 11 I NORTH 3.4.$o . ..' .•,, the student. to officers of the Tropic Bank of '.'%'" .:• .. .: . .. •AJ6 contac ts can be converted into what to do with them, but you ''J If ~0 "No It isn't," replied the •' •• Seminole. . .... .. ' 1 , . . a .,,'v ' Q lasting relationships. Find out will, j ..,, . ...,.j, '. Professor, "but once that ten •'' The bank will provide 14.11 to 14.26 ______ more of what lies ahead for • you were 4K 102 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) percent interest on the funds while the 42 -ibis you In the year following your safe at home without the need by Ed Sullivan Herald Managing Editor Hospital Corporation of America Mangoustine Avenue to build an $18 Had you been willing to dreamed you would explore. Months? By TOM GIORDANO _____ Seminole County is out of the hospital business — a goal county officials have had for over a year. At p.m. Tuesday, County Commission the cramping NEV N-MAN By DIANE PETRYK range of interests. You might very successful today. Let PRISCILLA'S POP ic e 1 Construction: tolerance. even get Into fields you never your noble Instincts prevail. 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 . st S clutch performer. ,,He's by f.arour best After a time out the Cobras' 6-foot-2 free throw shooter. I thought we had the Sugar-Low Company and helpful in giving you a more motivated to take care of Send your request to me, in eluding the address for the I 06 getting back on the floor t(x) slowly, 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 ey may wish to try about the difficulties with Low Company, 3540 Atlantic e regular readers Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ — — — milk. As th 68 of my column know, I have 08404. This is an enzyme that — — — reported this on numerous can be put in the milk and it occasions. There are many breaks down the double sugar adults who have milk (n- SO It doesn't cause the gas, positive outlook and a wider those you love, you will be _______ _______ Ft. Pierce. n 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 For Wednesday, March 5, 1980 Good And Bad. Since you their pharmacist to ask about didn't, you can do like the it and he never heard of It. 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 22-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- _,l___) ______ at Palm Beach Twin Lakes in sectional I ___________________________________________________ o, THE. IJLT' 114R I - — — wrong place to complain readers who want information — — — about not informing people about it can write to Sugar _________________ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL $ ' VIN t1 ER T 85 ______ I IT is... — 83 WELL, WITH THE _____ EEK & MEEK 60 — — — — — — Tuesday night I , . LactAld. This is a product of presence of the ulcer. 58 57 58 ________ the Region 54A basketball championship assessed on the Seminole players for baseline. ,• prescribed because the grocery stores with the infant th he - 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 _t~4!!,, 't 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 .4 'L Central's Cobras 68-62 and give Sanford following a questionable technical, later missed a fadeawa jumper on the 1. discomfort. One would expect of the soybean milk subthat the Tagamet was stitutes that's available in the food or 54 , . .. many causes for abdominal of two ways. They can use one -- 8 erefore must the abdomen 49 53 ______ 59 by Bob Montana . ' TWI L Finally, it's always nice to be able to do something about th be appendicitis. Fortunately, problems. Many of the adult — — doctorsaren'tsoignorantand people who have milk in _ FLECKS ITS A 6000 APCHIE, HOW DO ''C)U ITS IT HAS GOLD N THING YOU LIKE THIS NEW EYE SUPER. MEAN HAVE ME IT.' RONNIE SHADOW 1M PROTECT WEARiNG!' ,,' - ,:: . 4. who only knows about p' acid neutralized. Now you've also come to t LOOK,ARCHIE, OH,WOW.'. WHAT .., onstant evaluation demonstrated — — ARCHIE _____________________________ , ' PALM. • W5T ,. . r . 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T A 1L1 Bridge." care of this newspa. , P.O.ox 489 Station' New York N.Y. 10019.)' per Lee and John Romita -. -. -P VdI4IN A -- I.. ?IiS ,i'; __ - . - 77, 7 -- - , 'à "dOMM1RIAL - - - - sas*I * ii TUMBLE WEEDS - HM CWANS WM "M 1X9 WILS INIM AAW - ___ i - IJ • , • ____ •1 i_j,,, - I - ' ' -,,...'. rr_ -rT_T.i T' T' , - looNiEs - by Craig Liggtt - Ur IWISCARS ow ftI - E)) Ib. hIs. --' AL4- IN i • - fill." - aid IwIP/ , I _____ ftmuhit ftr 11 4". ISI I -. i am it rJ APOLrr Th-IIIII7 ' - by T. K. Ryan r - I rN"141 CANT I" Twhil I .-- b. - ;/i V - . W OWE wetrx '2I4 I— I .'\ \a E'TM -M " (I AW I'VE Off U S ~jj \. ti , - - . By DONNA FStES Herald Staff Writer / -. An affirmative action plan in which equal employment opportunity will be assured by Sanford, was adopted unanimously by the city commission Monday Right. Creation of the plan was one of the -c requirements set down by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Conunission !-4. (EEOC) two years ago in settling out-ofcourt complaints which had been filed against city charging discrimination I in hiring and employment practices. i . \ I rafl I ' Relects G U I r :' . em n -. 4 - 1. . - . . / -, By United Press International "remains the prime objective of our Washington has rejected a formula for pohcy.,, the release of the 50 American hostages In ceremonies marking the one-year that would require the United States to of the Islamic revolution quarter of a century" which coincided wi th the hostages' 100th admit guilt for worth of crimes, day in captivity —Khomeini, 79, referred The plan, outlined by Iran's President to the United States as a criminal but Abothassan Banisadr in an interview said ordinary relations with Washington published in the Paris newspaper Le may someday be established. Monde, did not call for the return of the The State Department issued a shah and his fortune, a ci.ndition insisted statement on the hostages' 100th day upon by Moslem militants holding the saying, "The 100th day is no different hostages for 101 days. from the first or the 30th, or the 1(11th. In Tehran, Iran's Foreign Minister Every day that goes by is one too many*. Sadeq Ghotbzadeh said today an in- We don't like any anniversary." - - . . 41W . ' - Francie Wynalda, equal employment -1. 1 -' opportunity officer, noted in the plan that £ * . the city has set up a five-year program to !.i_________________ ;.. - reach the goal of giving special con'4' sideratlon to minorities In hiring and r.\ . . promotion within the city. . "Measures have been initiated to insure that members of the affected groups . . -( who are qualified to perform the job, are .-'' ________ .. included within the pool of persons from '6 . which city officials make the em.44 ployment or promotion selection," she begin meeting in the Iranian capital for a military parade and lebration, said. "We have provided a systematic within a week and said 1.1 ie con inussion's inarred by the collapse of a reviewing . .1 effort to counsel employees in career work would be the hostages' ticket to stand because of the rush of the excited -, " advancement and training, both in the freedom. ]• crowd in Azadi Square, Tehran Radio classroom and on the job." tD'--' .41w But Ghotbzadeh: interviewed by ABC- monitored in London said. '—-' 'jJ: TV, refused to give a timetable for the City Manager Warren Knowles told It said 67 people suffered minor in7 release --of the Americans. lie said once juries. commissioners that copies of the 55-page the commission begins its probe, affirmative action plan have been "diploniaLy will have its dynainisin to distributed to city supervisors and solve the problem." department heads to be used as policy on In another predication on when the the job. A copy of the report is also being X hostages at the besieged U.S. Embassy forwarded to the EEOC office in Miami. would be released, ABC correspondent In other business, the city commWion, Barbara Walters reported an informed on the recommendation of Mayor Lee Arab source at the United Nations said clinical psychologist who apparently Moore and Knowles, approved the the hostages could be payment of $7,846.27 into the state released within killed himself in a boat in the Gulf of , Herald Photo by Tom Vincent three weeks. retirement system to benefit the family Mexico was despondent over the cons Sanford Station. 'Coll' mixture plant rises at The source, quoted as saying of Jake Fortier, a 27-year veteran city viction of Theodore Bundy for the kidnap. negotiations for their liberation were employee who retired on medical slaying of a Lake City school girl, "extremely delicate," said part of the disability in December and died recently. Wakulla County Sheriff David Harvey discussions concerned an internationi said today. Knowles said the Fortier family will be commission to Investigate the shah's Ha matching the city's share with an M t David S. hunum rights vidlaUara. identical amount to provide Mrs. Fortier Kuypws,. .40, TaUsbame, taW Um with an Income benefit of $X13 monthly BanlZadr's recipe for the hostages' Kuypers "was upset over the verdict." freedom was sent to Khomeini for apfor the rat of tw life. He said associates o( the dead man said proval and the president sold he expected he also had domestic and job Knowles told commissioners that the pressures. an answer within two days. city offered all city employees the option Bbt whether or not the plan passes Kuypers was found dead in his boat of "purchasing past service benefits muster with the ailing Islamic leader, the Sunday with one bullet wound In his head. when the city discontinued its retirement State Department already has refused to The medical examiner and Harvey expected to do so soon. The 'Coil' mixture plant is under construction at Florida program in favor of the state retirement an apparently c say "mea culpa.' The EISA will issue a Prevention of Significant Deterioration system. The employees, in most cases, Power & Light Company's Sanford station and company of. am ruling out the United States wound, but Harvey d e investigation "I certificate, which means FPL will not be allowed to exceed authorized their city retirement fund ficialls now believe it will be ready for a mid-April test burn. declaring its guilt to any crimes, was continuing. ambient air quality standards. Coil is a coal-oil mixture the company will be testing for the refunds to be '- 'id to the state with a Although the looks of Coil smoke are unknown, Barrow said specified or unspecified," State Kuypers testLfied for the defense in the the first time in an attempt to find an efficient way to use coal to by matching amount contributed the particulate matter added to the air from the coal will not Department spokesman Hodding Carter trial last year in which Bundy was reduce oil usage. The coal, however Is expected to increase air city. said. sentenced to the for the murders of two exceed federal or state standards. pollution, Fortier declined to participate. Coal is considered a dirtier fuel than oil, but FPL officials "We have also said that we would be Florida State University sorority women. Buzz Barrow, FPL assistant manager of environmental Unless the past service benefits are believe if Coil is successful they can Install air-Protection willing and anxious to discuss the dif- He also sat at the defense table last week paid into the state, Knowles said Mrs. affairs, said the Florida Department of Environmental equipment at plants that use it. For the experiment, however, ferences between us," Carter said, ad- in Bundy's trial for killing Kimberly Fortier would receive only $879-32 In Regulation has granted an air quality standards variance for ding that the safe release of the hostages Diane Leach, 12. the devices are too expensive, they say. the test, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is benefits, The commission unanimously approved the payment, contingent upon the Fortier family paying its share. .4.. The commission received a report _ •i .1. '4. 'WASHINGTON (UPI) A U.S. at- York Times, NBC-and the Long Island housing Ioaa authority is proceeding with applying tO torney Is taking charge of an intense newspaper Newsday before the FBI • the Department of Housing and Urban Justice Department hunt for the sources investigation '.'.as completed 41 Civiletti also sought to quiet reports the Development (HUD) for financing to of leaks to the news media about the scandal still is widening. construct 74 public housing units In the FBI's undercover "Abscam" in"Other than the unfortunate, regretvestigation. county. Department officials are concerned the table and inexcusable leaks that have Tom Wilson, 111, executive director of both the Seminole County Housing leaks could damage the chances of endangered (presumably) innocent Authority and the Sanford Housing successful prosecutions stemming from persons by identifying them specifically, Authority, said today no site has been the controversial and unprecedented there are no other senators or selected as yet for ft units. He added, probe of political corruption that has congresmen to my knowledge in any - however, tie nit will probably be built implicated eight members of Congress. way related to the Abscam inAttorney General Benjamin Clviletti vestigation," he said. In the north end of the county, but some Asked if the leaks could allow defense distance away from thie city of Sanford. announced Monday he is naming Richard for Conlawyers to raise a serious defense of Wilson said it will be at least one year Blumenthal, U.S. attorney internal probe unwarranted pre-trial publicity, one over the after HUD approves financing for the necticut, to take which will focus on leaks to The New department official said, "absolutely." units before construction can begin. . . - '1 . . . .. -': . - . . I -- In . - - Defense Psychologist For Bundy Kills Self , Plant Coal=0'101 'Iex ure To Be Ready By Mi0d=Apr1*1 •,.... Justice Seanihing For Leaks - .. , •.', Longwood Seeks Grant For Bike Paths some Sillily, AN TO 1 , " )1~ - by Bob Thaves %nford Adopts • Hiring Plan, — ' : FRANK AND ERNEST ua-. Your greatest luck today will important Oswald 'We kee ettin SAGrl7AR1US (Nov. 23 be with your hwger wd more about r a ittprojects. Give top Dec. 21) Whether it is turning player is legally entitled to priority to accomplishments •a small pr ofit or a large one _____________________ pass his partner's forcing id." that really mun something. today, you should be equally Oswald Jacoby Alan: "Of is. He TAURUS (April 20-May20) adept. Where money is Alan Sontag does so athe riskeof losing a concerned you have the Midas This is a good day to dW md partner, but he is not violating take stock cii yourself and touch. Alan: "If our readers look any law." Your p1m. Beft corepts CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. at all the cards will won. (NFWSPAPFII ENTERPRISE ASSN-) der how any declarer 'ley and parcan be devised to get you 19) You are a good (For a copy of JACOBY as well as a apable teacher ticulary an expert declarer where you want to go. manage to get himself MODERN, send $ I to: -,Win at in four hearts." GEMINI (May 21.Jww 20) today. Others will benefit set could This should be a profitable from your Ideas and wisdom, Oswald: "The answer is that day for you, owing to your so don't be reluctant to say really good defense can give imagination and cleverness in what needs saying. him a tough problem and the -- Evening Herald(USPS48l.28O)PrIce 15 Cents Dr. very concerned and need your help. I am 53 years old and after the birth of my last child in 1963, my doctor put me on birth control pills. Two years psychiatrist ago my frightened me by saying I was practically signing my death certificate by continuing to take the pill for so many years accurately reflect what it considering my age. really is. I talked to my doctor about If your blood pressure is — ° 5 H - Illeraliel dYear,NO.14TueSdaFebruary18!fl!FlOrlda32771 . — IMIS , Lk: - C, op s - Blood Pressure Up? Stop Using The Pill tubular ligation and my consistently husband refuses to h ave A small number of women vasectomy and my doctor have high blood pressure And cae of says foams and diaphragms cort. course, you should lose weight are very unreliable, I your doctor suggested. The case of your neighbor's A few days ago I went to the law has nothing suspected heart daughter-inhospital for a o 1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 a attack and a new doctor who to do with yours. The IUD has practices with my family been very effective in 12 13 14 C~ doctor said my blood pressure preventing pregnancy; was high, 158 over 95. He equally as effective as the pill. 15 16 17 pointed out that as I had Some women can't use an bY Artr Sansom — — — — gained weight, my blood IUD for other reasons but that 9 20 pressure had been climbing. may not be the case for you. 0 " IAL Ow. And, of course, I knew that I Finally, at age 53 you must be 23 -_-_-1J should lose about 25 pounds. I very near to the end of the 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 hate to give up the pills time that you'd be able to — because I have problems with have children. The oldest 34 35 36 worry and depression and delivery on record that iS C'.there is no way I could reliable Is 57 years of age. 31 38 39 40 41 mentally or physically cope You will want information with a pregnancy. — on the menopause so I am 42 — — 43 The new doctor recom- sendingyou The Health Letter mended that I use an IUD but number 5-12. Other readers 45 48 48 47 my organs have all fallen who want this issue can send I 50 51 52 — ST" r because of previous child- 75 cents with a long, stamped, birth. He says this wouldn't self-addressed envelope for it. make any difference since the Send your request to me, In 58 57 58 59 180 I 61 IUD would be in the uterus. care of this newspaper, P.O. 52 63 04 But my neighbor tells me that Box 1551, Radio City Station, HALL I USE PEN OR her daughter-in-law got New York, NY 10019. Cl L ? '- - * WHAT KIND 65 67 pregnant while she had all PER SHALL I USE I should think the first thing WHY ID YOU PUTUP J ...i IUD o what am I to believe? that should be done Is to THAT SIGN? I'm getting so neurotic about discontinue all forms of birth it, I would just as soon never control — and, of course have sex again but I know abstain from sex during he that's not realistic. Please tell trial — and let your doctor me what you think. find out if you're even By BERNICE BEDE OSOL DEAR READER — I think ovulating. If you're not, you're a classic example of there's a lot of fuss about For Tuesday, February 12,.1980 too much advice and no one nothing: My final recombusiness and financial being in charge. In the first mendation would be to decide YOUR BIRTHDAY matters. Put all your smarts Place, You can't tell what a who you want to have as your February 12,1980 person's blood pressure is by physician and let him take Several things for w1dch to work. one determination, par- charge of your caw. Medicine by Howie Schneider you have planted seeds In Ow CANCER (June 21-July 22) ticularly in the emergency is a lot like cooking and too past, but which failed to You have the ability todayto IS produce a harvest, are likely take the Ideas of others and room. Under such conditions, ma ny cooks can, indeed, spoil things. to bear fruit this coming year. turn them into something the blood pressure may not Lady Luck will play an im. much greater in scope. Listen _____ portant role in making thing sharply for Interesting tidbits happen. of information. AQUARM (Jan. 3Web. .'Lligo (July 2'3-Aug. 22) IRIGHT 19) Hunches and perceptions Possibilities for gains today you get today regarding ways could come from two sourcies: better player South is, the to handle business matters One is your own efforts, the more likely he is to fall for the NORTH 2.11-80 should be heeded. Your in. other Is something somebody illusion that West can set up.,. 4.17 tuition is tuned In on what else initiated. Alan: "West starts with the Kj your logic may overlook. ace of clubs and receives the 4109843 (Aug. USept. 22) VIRGO Romance, travel, luck discouraging three from his *K52 partner. it should be apparent resources, possible pitfalls You're more than a good WEST EAST you're also a 092 drig leader today to West that a diamond shift is and career for the con Vermeer by Al 410653 indicated. South surely has are all discussed in splendid manager. Use your 910974 months rz%Lr T qW only three minor suit cards." your Astro-Graph Letter organizational abilities in #KJ2 667 #A75 Oswald: Most West's lead 4AQ96 WXI6T 11"&RLS FOR #J 10 8 7 3 which begins with your bir- group endeavors. the diamond deuce. The illu. OH LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) thday. Mali $1 to AstroGraph, sionist leads the king and conBox 489, Radio City Station, This is a good day to complete tinues with the deuce. East is VAQ832 in with the ace and leads his e N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify important matters. You have c' # Q6 diamond five. What should 44 birth date. the added ingredient of luck to South do?" PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) help you make endings turn Vulnerable: Neither Man "South must play Dare to be hopeful for big out as you'd like them to. Dealer: South p West for a doubleton diamond ., SCO"10(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Ithings today. Your optimism and ruff Igh. This play can West North East sooth tinit!l Irr6xv-smite pleasant One of the things that will only cost him If trumps break 14 6 3 Pass INT p 4"l but that is the way they surprises by mating that make you so popular with break and expert South bites Pass 4 Pass Pass which you tah for areality. others today is your knack for Pass ,euli Ago ARIFJ(March ll-AprLll9) making everyone feel very • 0 0 . WWI FOR 11% AIMPM! The first phase would run along Range the recreation budget. By DAVID ?.t RAZLER Line Road to State Road 434 and the flerald5taff Writer In other action: — The commissioners presented their The Longwood City Commission voted second from 434 to the post office on "Juvenile of the Year" award to Scott Monday night to seek federal grants on County Road us seek Underwood, 12, of 1500 Markham Woods two reaeathonal programs, pl commissioners he to aid in the paving of But Chacey told the ciiher gra nts bellevesthecitylamorellkelytoget Underwood received the prize for streets. On advice from City Administrator $7,500 in matching funds to improve its winning the Ford Motor Co. Punt, Pass 5yjdchaCey, the COmml3alOn voted to services to senior citizens. The grant and Kick competition atthe Super Bowl submIt a requast for matching funds to request includes plans for a variety of this year. He took the award after construct the first two phases of a series services including education programs competing In five levels of regional °'S and meals on wheels. The city's $3,500 competition plus the national event of separate blacktop tAke PM1 share of the grant will be funded through during halftime In Passadena. roadways lacking sidewalks. - I -I .. - - . - "1 ... -. - -. - - Heral Plists by Tern Ne reslclentsllvingonWaymanAvenue — "Goodwill ambassadors" Ned and Martha dreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce at the will be bearing 45 percent of the paving Yancey act out ways to get new members for the organization's membership breakfast today. costs when Weir street is paved this year for the first time. commissiociers vow assess ea ch re si dent 45 percent of paving the ........... . .......... ..4A ZA Editedsi AcU street directly In front of their property, 3A 4A FI.SidS estimated at $9 per square-foot, a cost The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 28 za The 10 teams of seven members each are competing for a trip payable over 10 years The city will pay three-day membership drive this morning with a breakfast 3A Iiestai 45 to Lakeland to see Holiday on Ice 10 percent of the costs attended by about 75 volunteers ,aj1,i SA clues are $40 per year for a business with five (fIed 441 Nftgp — the city's charter revisal committee Over the next tree days, teams of chamber members, led Crs employees or less, $25 for Individuals will hold Its first meeting March 14 by former organization presidents, will be competing to bring g HA Am Deputy, Mayor June Lormann said in dw most new and rwAvW awmberships by de tum U* Former chamber president Torn Hunt, sges mmqer for DirwAbby .....................is rellell. .....................is did not expect any major changes in the drive ends with at*rbecueThursdayafternoon. Deaths .........................2A Weather .......................ZA SouhenBell,gaveapeptalktohe7sperloliegathefe(JfQr charter to be proposed, since the current Members are Invi ted to the barbecue at 5 p.m. at the the breakfast, followed by presentations by Martha and Ned tA World till Dr Jsb city charter was only written last year. Chamber office where the winning team will be announced. Yancey, the chamber's full-tune "goodwill ambassadors." Today - TIM to Chamber Starts Membership Lt~wl r-i"! �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Immwm Schools Celebrating Volunteer Week WORLD IN BRIEF U.S. Officials Predict Soviet 'Peace Offensive' By United Press International U. S. Defense Secretary Harold Brown says he expects the Soviet Union shortly will stage a "peace offensive" in Afghanistan by withdrawing a Russian military division before television cameras, then moving two divisions back under the cover of night. Brown's statements echoed those made Monday by national security adviser Zbigniew Brzesinski, who said: "It's very probable that before too long the Soviet Union will engage in what might be called a peace offensive by removing a token number of troops from Afghanistan. "This would he designed to show the Soviet Union is reducing its presence in Afghanistan." Vladimir Pozner, Radio Moscow commentator who heard Brown's comments in Moscow via satellite, disagreed with the defense secretary's statement and said the Soviet forces would withdraw "as soon as the government of Afghanistan no longer needs the military aid it asked for." l'ozner said Moscow hoped that would happen "as soon as possible." Prosthesis Center To Open -p • Judge Allows Documents ATLANTA (UPI) — A federal judge has allowed documents Into evidence in the bank fraud trial of former federal budget director Bert Lance despite defense claims that the government had the records inserted in bank files. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. ruled Monday that seven of 12 challenged documents from the National City Bank of Rome would be accepted, at least for now, because a witness from the bank identified handwriting on them as her own. As the trial enters Its 16th day today participants face a five-day trial week because testimony and the introduction of evidence is going slow. Until now, Moye had scheduled a four-day week. The trial was also delayed by poor weather. . Arabs Spurn U.S. Bases Retired Teachers Plan Meeting A luncheon meeting of New York State retired teachers be held March 14 at Peter Pan Inn (formerly the Kapok Tree), Madeira Beach, Fla. East Coast New York State Retired Teachers are invited to attend. Those Intending to go should • - Amendment as unconstitutional. The Hyde Amendment — named after sponsor Rep. Henry Hyde, R-lll. — bars federal funding of abortions for women on Medicaid. It has been attached as a rider to a federal appropriations bill every year since 1976. HsraId PIloss by Tim VInti t OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES call or write before March 6 to Ralph Pombrlo, Imperial Gardens, 11441 137th St. North, Largo, Fla., 33540, Telephone 813-595-1173. For further Information, call Charlotte A. Heuss, Deltona, Fla., 3054744264. U.S. Seeks Naval Bases , r:.;".• According to Mary Lou Foster, coordinator of the "Reach To Recovery" program, the center has prosthesis and lingerie from eight major distributors, nationwide. KUWAIT i UPI) — Most Arab states in the Persian Gulf (10 not want U. S. military bases on their soil despite the offer of American protection, Kuwait has told American U. N. Ambassador Donald McHenry. "I got the impression that none of the states in the Gulf desire to have any sort of military bases or any superpower presence," McHenry told reporters Monday after his meetings with Kuwaiti leaders. But he indicated this applies equally to the Soviet Union, which he accused of an "unfortunate miscalculation in Afghanistan." WASHINGTON (UPI) — Groups opposed to:.the congressional ban on federal funding for abortions for poor women have asked the Supreme Court to review a. New York ruling they say will provide a "clearcut" solution to the controversy. The New York based Center for Constitutional Rights asked the court Monday to review a Jan. 15 ruling by Judge John Dooling, striking down the Hyde .,; -. .. Mrs. Pauline Arndt accepts a plaque from the U.S. Department of Labor for her outstanding performance as a supervisor In the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) in the Seminole County school system from Elliott Smith, coordinator of SYEP. Roger H. Herring (right) receives a 1500 savings bond as the outstanding youth participant in the program. The program is sponsored by the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA). The awards were for the 1979 year and presented at the old school board office from which the summer program operates. Herring Is now a student at Florida State University. Military Finds Women WASHINGTON (UP!) The armed forces are having no problem attracting women recruits. The quarterly Pentagon report on recruits Monday showed the Army attracted 5,860 women from October to December, the last quarter of 1979, or 132 percent of Its objective of 4,450 women. The Navy attained 102 percent of Its goal by recruiting 2,840 women, compared to its 2,770 goal. The Air Force made 100 percent of Its goal of 3,450, and the Marines hit 95 percent by enlisting 450 women, instead of the 480 they sought. Overall, the military fell 28,000 persons short of Its planned goal. Vandals Slash Tir e s At Harriet Estates By DAVID RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Twenty Lake Harriet Estates residents awoke Monday morning to find their tires slashed by Ice-pick wielding vanda deputies say. TI youths, ages 11, 12 and 13 have been charged with causing the estimated $3,500 damage late Sunday night or -4y Monday morning, say depuuss, who arrested the tIne Monday afternoon. Their names were not released due to their ages. purse with him, Karcher said. Police found the suspect's car, a light blue Volkswagen with Pennsylvania plates at 4 a.m. and immediately began waiting for its owner to return, Karcher said. The victim reportedly identified both the car and articles of lie said negotiations for U. S. bases with several her clothing left behind in the vehicle following the attack nations In the region, including Kenya and Oman, were .before the arrest. i) close to re4ftUon. Jotnes, who recently moved to Longwood from Philadelphia, Is wanted back In that city on a sexual assault warrant, Kar..,. .nbl Pa ,,.,,III--k_,.WWWIi,,, i4iar i....h.' t.. 1....4 e,1.. .,t The vandals slashed all the tires on each of the vehicles they ternoon at the county court. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) Doctors battled to hit, using Ice picks or similar sharp instruments, deputies said. p.m. Monday, at the corner of Dog Track Road and County ACCIDENT VICTIM IN INTENSIVE CARE save the life of President Josip Tito, 87, who developed ARREST IN CASSEL.BERRY RAPE Road 427. He allegedly abandoned his car following the attack, A Fern Park woman hit by a car on U.S. Highway 17-92 heart and kidney troubles two days after his recovery A Longwood man is under arrest, charged by Casselberry said Casselberry police chief George Karcher. Monday morning is in serious condition following surgery at from a leg amputation seemed assured. pollee with abducting, raping and robbing an 18-year-old Jolnes Is charged with abducting a woman from the ABC Florida Hospital-Altamonte. On the surface, most Yugoslavians took the latest woman early Monday morning. Lounge parking lot, U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry, shortly Mary A. Picard, 60, of Fern Park, Is in the hospital's in. medical bulletin calmly, but underneath, there was The arrest was made by police who staked out a car after midnight,Monday, driving her toan undisclosed location tenalve care unit for Injuries suffered when she was struck bya clear concern the end might be approaching for the last allegedly used In the attack and waited for its owner to return, and raping her, car driven by Robert P. Bedard of Orlando, a hospital of the great World War II leaders. Dennis E. Jolnes Jr., 28, of Longwood, was arrested at 12:30 The rapist then dropped her off near the lounge, taking her spokeswoman said. No charges were filed In the Incident. A medical bulletin issued late Monday, 22 days after FIRES DESTROY CARS Tito had his left leg amputated because of 'ngrene, As a woman walked from her stalled $15,000 car, Saturday, It said he had developed "heart weakness," the national burst Into flames, deputies report. news agency Tanjug reported, Barbara Taccla, address unreported, told deputies her 1976 "This may bring us very, very bad news," a senior Western diplomat commented. "The next bulletin white Jaguar stopped running at 5:45 a.m. Saturday on Eagle By DONNA ESTES the state's 15 congressional and 32 are to be appointed party's way of Insuring that Circle, should tell us the story, whether it is going up or Herald Staff Writer districts. among major office holders the national convention is As she walked to find a phone, sparks shot from the bottom of by the state committee, • • . 'IT open to all Democrats, the car, which was soon engulfed In flames. at Spin. Monday for those congressional district, which Those who wish to be regardless of race, sex or The car was destroyed, deputies say, reporting Use cause of Seminole County Democrats Includes precincts 1,3,It. 22, delegate condidates must be physical handicap. aze is unknown, who wish to become can. 2$ and 62 In the Sanford registered Democrats and Caucuses to select didates for delegate to the area, will be held at the must state the presidential delegates from the' obam9t)r De say they are less mystified at the cause of a fire NATIONAL REPORT: Below freezing temperatures chilled Democratic National Con- Vocational High School in St. candidate they are sup- congressional districts to whichputies damaged a junked car Sunday morning in Chuluota. much of the nation early today and light snow showers dusted ventlon Aug. 11-14 at Madison Augustine. porting. If that candidate attend the Republican George Nwmery said his ion was starting a fire in material from the Great Lakes states to the Middle Atlantic Coast. Square Garden In New York. The caucus for the 5th becomes entitled to delegates National Convention in July they Wanted to burn, but the blaze spread Into a 1%9 Toyota he Readings across most of the Country were below the freezing Kathleen Reynolds, congressional district, which byvlrtueofthe votes received will be held on March 22, had for junk value only. markandbelowzerotemperatures common over the northern Seminole County Democratic Includes the counties of in the March 11 presidential according County Interior of the car was destroyed and the blaze exhalf of the Plains and the Mississippi Valley. Clear skies and committeewoman, said Orange, Pasco, Citrus, preferential primary, there Republican Chairman Bill by Seminole firefighters at a a.m. temperatures In the 40s and SOs prevailed on the West Coast qualification tone may be Sumter, Hernando, Lake, will be a caucus for the McCollum. and across the Southwest to central Texas. obtained from her at her place Pinellas and the precincts of candidate to whom they have The caucus for the 4th AREA READINGS (P am.): temperature: 51; overnight of business. Reynolds Lack Seminole not Included in the pledged support, the delegate district will be held it the low: 43; yesterday's high: 60; barometric pressure: 30.17; and S.f. Service, W French 4th distrIct, will be held at the candidate may be elected as a Flagler Beach City Corn. relative humidity: 68 percent; winde: North Northwest at 10 Ave., Sanford or from local Wildwood High School in delegate. mission Hall at 2 p.m., while m.p.h. party chairman, Rod Cable, Wildwood, Mrs. Reynolds The qualification process Is the 5th district will caucus at WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 5:02 Lengwood, or State Corn. said, open to any registered 10 am, In the Wildwood a.m,, 5:24 p.m.; lows, 11:15 a.m., 11:24 p.m.; PORT mltteeman Tan Freeman at Holiday Inn off Interstate 75. Five delegates and three Democrat. CANAVERAL highs, 4:54 a.m., 5:16 pin.; lows, 11:01 am., Na Altamonte Springs law aItvnM..*chwlflbe elected Alfred Duran, chairman of Three delegates and three 11:15 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:28 a.m..; lows, 11:57 am. office. In lbs 4th and Sib the state Democratic cornalternates will he selected BOATING FORECASri 8*. AegatIan I. Ji,IIer Islet, (let Caucuses to elect delegates congressional districts. A. mitt.. said the method from each of the 15 30 Miles: Winds northwest to north 10 to 15 knots through will be held on Saturday, total of delegates are to be electing delegates In the congressional districts. Those tonight becoming northeast to east around 10 knots Wed. March 28 at noon In each of elected at the district level congressional districts is YM wishing to qualify u nesday. Seas 3 to 5 feet decreasing tonight. Partly cloudy, delegates must be registered AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Repiabilcins, file qualifying On Highs In the lower los today and the tçper lOs Wednesday. AREA oaths pledging stçport the to to north 10 to mid 4Os. Winds northwest Laws tonight In lbs low presidential candidate they to 15 mph today dhnhdshlng tonight. NANCY IL IRO(Z Mrs. Betty Jo Lossir, Ocala; daughter, t residents t. two sees, Rev. Alva H. Brock, Little Falls, N. J.; sIx of the district from which they Nancy H. Beech, II, 018 W"I, and Pet. IL Beech, grandchildren and two g- are elected. 11* qualifying East Sicossi St., $atul, died Deds City; tires brothers, LI. VlodChildrelL oath must be submitted to the This year, make sure you are using the proper Mondiy, In Mafort 30 was o..j (Ret.) J. C. Hut. Brisson Funeral Hoine.P.' date party chairman on or tax form. Even if you filed the Short Form last" bunt In Gramwsod, S. C. aid In charge of arrangements. , . U. Wore i, year, your circumstances this cametoSedordIalM$from Usury J. Hut'4siion, all of year could help FIS1UARY you save money by filing the Long Form. At Otarlette, N. C, The state e*iUw attuidad Sanford; eleven grand. PönraI Notics H&R Block, we'll review your tax situation to Wlathrcp College and children, and two great- — mitts. on March 28 wiii name AUTO WASH & WAX decide which form allows you to pay the lowest. graduated from Stetson NOCUSIRA, J0ISPN- Mx aWarge delegates to ___ ciudes all szler)v Dl liüerlir, whitewalls, Fun l University. She tsugl4 at ws nd $1 convention a a1tjj'g for legitimate Betuos Fasral Horns PA. bwn,,rs, wlndsws, wow civere, etc. ,, 141 tedey. nAsoNAst.s Pitcis ON S$OINI CLEANING , these delegates. Southekis School for 30 years, In chsrgs of a'raagsments. will be ,ww the AND PAINTING, fl,l $$'gg, $aJ$5rd at 2 P.M. rething In ills, and main am TuisIsy with Nov. O.K. G~ iaIiOrIa.d. or. -sa.,terd(1,.rn .e.d Thacher of ft YE WJ'JPIJEI .—• ft silidatWig. Sw'IaI will be In WHIIIMARC$LADICNIY$LIRUSIDTOSI far 8.t'4l. County 1*. ,.., Cone". Ormw THE INC)ME TAX PEOPLE W 'I Nogusire, 071 FwWal 4.nep.*, Is in charge ON was a pwvter of lbs WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND First United Methodist 138 CM Rid, Benferd, d at wrsmanS. CANADIAN RETURNS of Sanford, &is was a today. Born in Oremas Hoods saoca. mmcv ii.- Fwwal frock, $1. member of the Weskyan Valdarms, Spate, he livid k sirvicesfar Nancy H. !1ek!_ (USFS 4Il) ! - R SiaM St. lanterd. Service CA,Della Espps Saitlord for lbs past 14 yers 141 TI4edey, will be at 11 305E.lstSt. Gainirta Fraternity, P.E.O. 1k was a i'inibii' of the Lffl. Wadnieday at the First *irUrylL )fSOVol. 72. NO. is ISO Hwy.i34 Ph. 3224771 a retired United MiIlusd Church with PibilihId Ph. 531444 rth of God Daly aid kidsy, gem, S Saturday by The lasleil Ilurald, Sisterhood, Sailerd Wamans Z 7i Nil liv. I,eS K1n5 offkIathi. $ac.,1I5N.PrsachAve.,$aafe.d, la.2fl71. sad w pat Fes14et machine OSfUi Burial will be at Oaktawn Sasferd. Field. $V1I ciau P*s*.ue p , as Na wife, Mrs. Maria Memerlal Park. In Rev if of do g1 SPIN TONITI'-'APPOINTMINTAVSJUILI OTHER ARIA OFFICES Survivors lined.: two ?tuuka, Beid; two seas, fles.irs lanai lees may be made s*tw, Y15r, $DMrys*iSbN cgetsg Mails. ILlS, C t the First United MsthedIst ly all: wile IW MislL N.U.ê M•lli I)l.lSi iinusI Sünlavalley, CSIIL, IN DILTON& daighters, Mrs. Nancy OSANSI CITY. DIIAIY Owch W~81 FUflI. IWISM ANDOVIEDO Terwilliger, Sanford, and and Philip. Sanford a Fal HOII*P.A. In charge. IN BRIEF "Now, when we were in Vietnam I figured we were wrong. Now we're right. I'd be the first to join. I'd get a rifle and jump in an airplane and jump out. Say Russia attacks - Tanker Pilot: Cutter Never Followed Warnings TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) The cutter Blackthorn never deviated from a collision course despite two radio warnings and two blasts from the 'anker Capricorn's whistle, says the harbor pilot who was directing the tanker through Tampa Bay when it collided with the Coast Guard buoy tender, The two vessels collided the ninht of Jan. 28 and the - Knight said lie first saw the Blackthorn as it went under the Skyway Bridge, about 3,500 to 4,000 feet away. lit' said he kept his eyes on the unknown vessel and tried twice to raise it on radio frequency Channel 13, but received no response. lie said at the time he first saw the Blackthorn, it still had time to make the 18 degree turn. Blackthorn sank within four minutes, killing 23 crew members the worst peacetime accident in Coast Guard history. Harbor pilot Harry Eugene Knight told a ('east Guard Marine Board of Investigation Monday how he tried to avoid the collision. lie was scheduled to be recalled to the stand today. - fl ., fl- I. 40 of nford's Newest Bank... 'i!! OPEN HOUSE tropic bank February 13th * thru of seminole - - % " February 22nd 101 E. 25th Street S -L We all will be delighted to have you drop by to see our new bank and chat over some Tropical punch and cookies. Also, don't forget to register for the daily give-a-ways, which include gift certificates to Pier 1 Imports, Bahama Joes and a new Savings account. When you have looked over our facilities we will be happy to tell you about the full banking services that we offer. Why don't you become a part of the Independent Difference today? t.. HOSPITAL NOTES SIMI $01.1 MSMOIIAL HOSPITAL FEB. 11 ADMISSIONS JohWl riwlngtori Sheila A. Carder Edgar I.. Dowell Oma 0. Doyle John Fef',VsOfl -. ~18 Gibson ___ Lois D. HovIlioldIr - Sarah A. - Herman I41Ins, Diltona Charles Rogers Doltona W. Edward Varboreusti, Oiniva Diltonff. Knight, LanLesod Rita A. Lopez. Lasgamad JoycI A. lenin, Ora,e City Mary V. MIIIIn. Orange City BIRTHS Santord: W all William J. and Linde Pasty, a boy LONGWOOD ______ . - Jerry D. Poppell Office Mgr. Judy Hudson Asst. Office Mgr. - Janie Fisher Jill Matson Sharon Littislon Teller. Now Accts. Tiller Teller ... the bank with the Independent Difference tropic — L.h DISCNANUI Carol Ogg Linda J. Foley Homerd seem P. SpenCer Linda L. .IOhIilton, Cauelbirrv' SheIla A. Carder Katie S. IrnsrMn sra$d Lee. Cassotbirry lice I. SdimaldliflSt, Cassel. Turner Lindsey leha MoCtiargul rry Juanita Pied Irthut H. Fetid, Oelary Hatane 1. DILanay. 0.5ev larry L. Miller, Deliry Anna T. Glessin Osliani rpomas 1.. Puckift, Qesary Audrey PepSi, cJ 46011 S. SmIth, Delary James A. Psileck, Diltena Evelyn E. Morgan, DeLand Gertrude Wileen, Deities . Canton lrownL Daltona Carolyn L Lawrence, oetsin ary B. icuchitaky. Qeltona _______ - such as Russia was escalating." Ali told reporters outside the White House Monday, 'l will go." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — A panel reviewing higher education In Florida has concluded the Cabinet has no business setting education policy and says the role of the State Board of Education should be eliminated. The panel of lawmakers, laymen and educators making up the Commission of Post-secondary Education recommended Monday the Legislature take U* controversial step by passing a constitutional amendment to put the question to the voters, probably this fall . - Olympics. Panel Raps Cabinet Rol. , _____ 'Russia. "If America was in trouble and a country * WASHINGTON (UP!) — Americana have an abundance of citrus to eat this season. The Agriculture Department Monday estimated this season's orange crop at a record 261 million boxes, 24 percent greater than last season. The latest eatimate was up 1 percent from January. The Florida orange crop is expected to be 200 million boxes, up 22 percent from last season, and the California crop, 54 million boxes, up 45 percent. ___ a - America and America have to go some to stop "You're not for America?" Ali asked. The Russia, I'd be the first to get into an airplane reporter replied he was for truth. to go against that. esecially when they're "You take your Muslim self to another attacking Islamic Muslinis. So I think the Muslim country, and you'll be glad to get draft is right." back here," Ali said. "You'll get out of there. A black reporter who identified hiiiiself as a "You cant watch television over thes'e; you Muslim baited Ali by asking him why the can't get nothin'; the water ain't right; the United States gave so much more' aid to Israel toilets don't flush right; ain't nothing like than to Africa. America the roads, the cars. Orange Crop Sets Record __ SAN VOID The champ warmed to his patriotic theme with some vintage-Ali talk after reporting to President Carter on his trip to Africa to get support for the U.S. boycott of the Mosco - declined 5.6 percent since 1978. Federal regulations require a 6 percent reduction In consumption. 3FIOW Thloke' Ighway AutomOflv, Inc SPICIAI. Muhammad All WASHINGTON IJPI) lost his hea vyweight title for refusing to fight in the Vietnam War. Now he says he would be "first to join" if America needed him to fight any serious shortage. "I think we can look forward to another fairly tight supply month but the situation isn't unmanageable," he said. Harvey said gasoline consumption In Florida has: sitije DEATHS _____ Former Champ Says He's Ready To Fight .Russia MIAMI (UP!) — The amount of gasoline supplied to service stations in Florida this month will be 10.8 percent less than the amount they received In February of 1979, state energy officials say. However, James Harvey, Florida's assistant energy director, said Monday the reduction should not cause TmLong 3M= could 995 Au s Shuffle. Than Amount Used In 1979 71, ____ taiiiinate the facility have been hindered, A total of 10 workers have been overexposed to radiation in Gas Supply 10.8% Low., . - - - I.' FLORIDA Demo Delegate Deadline Monday WEATHER the cleanup effort, but Collins reported none of the 11 workers evacuated from the leak area in the latest mishap received abnormal doses of radiation. Three Mile Island officials have been hampered by intermittent failures of the system being used to cleanse I million gallons of radioactive water that was displaced in the original accident last March. And, unIv a week ago, a local newspaper, The Guide, stirred concern about post-accident security at the plant in a story about how one of its reporters posed as a security guard and gained entrance to the restricted control room. The March 28, 1979, accident at Three Mile Island was described by the NRC as the most serious in commercial nuclear power history. The accident occurred when human error precipitated a loss of vital cooling water, allowing the volatile uranium core to heat up and nearly melt. A meltdown could have resulted in larL'e doses of deadly radiation being spewed. - Longwood Charges Three Youths Tito Close To Death No. 2 reactor. Collins said there was no danger the reactor would become destabilized because of the incident. The spilled radioactive water splashed onto the floor of a building that adjoins the reactor structure. It contained 60 microcuries per cubic mililiter a unit of radiation measurement a level high enough to allow only minute and undetectible levels of radiation such as kriton outside the nuclear plant, Collins said. The other, undamaged reactor at the site, Unit No. 1, was not involved in the latest incident, Three Mile Island's crippled reactor has been in a state of cold shutdown for about 10 months, and efforts to decon- day. Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Karl Abraham said the spill released "a trivial quantity" of radiation from the plant. The incident posed no threat to the public health, said John Collins, a senior official of the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission, "Any malfunction will add to the continuing problems. These will probably continue to occur during the period of recovery," said Collins, who is in charge of the Three Mile Island supervision for the NRC. Pro- Abortion Ruling Sought Z spill of radioactive water and a minor release of radiation. A leak in the system keeping the plant site of the worlds worst nuclear plant accident in cold shutdown dumped 950 gallons of radioactive water into an adjoining building Mon. - For Use In Lance Trial I The opening is being sponsored by the "Reach To Recovery" volunteers. These women, all mastectomy patients, visit patient alter surgery to give much needed moral support and encouragement. The center will now be an additional resource for the patient. The spillage occurred when a pressure valve malfunctioned and allowed radioactive water to pour out of the cooling system that is used to maintain stability in the crippled Unit - N. The Center's purpose is to provide women who have had a mastectomy an opportunity to see what types of prosthesis are available to them, the approximate cost and where they may be purchased. The latest in a series of HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) equipment failures hampering efforts to clean up the contaminated Three Mile Island nuclear power plant has caused a - IN I The American Cancer Society will hold the grand opening 01 its "Prosthesis Display Center" from 10 am, to 2 p.m. Wed. nesday at the American Cancer Society's office, Sunniland Corp. Building, 202 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. Refreshments will be served and the public Is invited. Radiation Leaks From Three-Mile Island NATION BRIEF I philosophies upon which this nation Lake Brantley (Thursday) 7 a.m. founded. It acknowledges that more t . Oviedo School Board Member Bill Kroll 70,000 school volunteers of various ages, High School (Friday) County Commission Chairman Bill Kir. terests and backgrounds contribu significantly to the extension and enrichm chhoff - IdylIwilde (Wednesday). of the education of Florida youth during County Commissioner Sandra Glenn 197849 school year. Milwee (Thursday). Recognition of school volunteers, County Commissioner Dick Williams proclamation states, provides a basis for Forest City (Thursday) 9 a.m. Lyman continuing commitment by all interested County Commissioner Bob Sturm education to Increase the involvement of I. (Friday) 9 a.m. community in the classrooms in Florida. County Commissioner Bob French .school urges all citizens to recognize and support to be announced, thousands of volunteers who are working The governor's proclamation states that the improve the quality of education. spirit of volunteerism is one of the Governor Bob Graham has proclaimed this Mr. Rich Walsh. Legislative Aid to Sen. Florida School Volunteer Week. George Stuart, Seminole High this morning, During the week Seminole County Lyman High, Wednesday, 12 - 2:10 p.m. legislators, county commissioners and school Rep. Bob Hattaway - Lake Howell, board members will serve as school volun- (February 21) noon. teers. Rep. Bobby Brantley - Lakeview Middle, "We will have 100 percent participation," Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon. said Dede Schaffner, Dividends Coordinator. School Board Chairman Al Keeth "Dividends" is the Seminole County school Pinecrest (Thursday) 9 a.m. volunteer program. School Board Member Bud Feather - Rock A list of county officials and when and where they will be volunteering follows. Due Lake (February 19) 9:30 a.m. to legislative hearings this week, Rep. Bob School Board Member Pat Telson - Sterling Hattaway will be volunteering the following Park (Friday) 9 a.m. week. School Board Member Roland Williams. SINGAPORE (UPI)- The commander of the U. S. forces in the Pacific and Indian Oceans said today naval forces are being reorganized and bases sought for a long-term American presence on the oil routes from the Middle East. Speaking at the end of a three-day meeting of U. S. ambassadors and Washington officials on East Asia and the Pacific, Mm. Robert Long said American allies In the region were playing a key role in countering Soviet naval actions. "I anticipate the situation in the Middle East and the Indian Ocean will require an increased presence of U. S. military forces there for some time to come," Long Tuesday, Feb. 12, 19SO-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1910 - FRICe bank V. Iil CSa' of ssmkio$s 101 L259IShut,5.f.ri, 678•2000 florid. 32771 1' V TiT j It �... Evening Herald 1* The sounds of bouncing basketballs are still permeating Seminole County gymnasiums, but that unmistakable crack of a bat on a fastball is right around the corner. (USPSU26O) 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, February 12, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Four of the five county high school baseball teams will see action this week in the Annual Seminole County High School Baseball Tournament which starts Thursday and runs through Saturday at Seminole Memorial Baseball Field. Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, t.$24.00; Year $47.00. I 14 Lake Brantley and Lake Howell are all slated to take part in the tourney. When the teams get down to regular season play, this season looks like a lively battle to replace Seminole as the defending district champ. Lyman, Seminole, Congress Gets Another Chance If you think the Five Star Conference is getting stronger these days you're right. Long the second fiddle to Orlando, last season's efforts by Five Star baseball teams produced three squads who won 20 or more games. Not too many Von. ference can boast those stats. Not too many conferences can boast having the J% .1 4 i I I Faced with a bribery investigation that may ensnare at least one U.S. senator and seven members of the House, Speaker Tip O'Neill is lamenting the damage to the "institution" of Congress. Where organizations or institutions are concerned, bad conduct by a few reflects upon the whole. Everybody is aware of that. What should concern Mr. O'Neill and his colleagues Is that the Congress of the United States has failed miserably as an institution to engender respect for ethics among its own members. Goodness knows it has had the opportunity. es Tj4AT' CRAZY! \. rn "easy" oil. received congressmen sitting Three "reprimands," the mildest form of House The Soviets now face the complex task of locating and producing their "hard" oil, with deposits found in frigid, desolate and remote areas such as western Siberia — a task the Central Intelligence Agency predicts will be discipline, while the Senate Ethics Committee found no grounds for even a milif scolding of any present or former senator. The only praiseworthy performance was by Republican Sen. Lowell Wcr. of 'Connecttctt, who rest ed from the Senate Ethics Committee midway fnl the process, increasingly difficult. The CIA estimates that the USSR last year produced a record-setting 11.7 million barrels of oil daily, but that figure was lower than Soviet planners expected. Shflil8T shortfalls have occurred since the mid-1970s The CIA is predicting that the soviets this year will fail to surpass their 1979 production and that there will be a gradual decline In 1 saying the truth was being lost in "a maze of parliamentaryevasiveness." It now turns out that in 1978, when the strategy to contain Koreagate was still being worked out in the cloakrooms, the FBI was already building its case for the new scandal now breaking. The ethics committees of the two houses are now scrambling to catch up with what they didn't know about — or knew about and were handling with their customary discretion, Importer. Depriving the Soviets of the equipment necessary to meet Internal demands for petroleum products probably will force them to turn to the Persian Guld to fulfill their At best, that would mean another major buyer of Middle East oil, whose substantial demands would Increase upward pressure on soaring prices. At worst, It could lead to an attempted Soviet military or political takeover of one or more oil-producing nations. Carter's embargo of 17 million metric tons of feed grains that the Soviets had contracted to purchase poses a very real danger of inAmericans are likely to believe the worst. As anlased taxes, higher inflation and larger federal budget r1e&1tr In t&Lr mwtrl,. institution, Congress has preferred to split hairs Although both future and cash grain prices on ethical questions, blurring what should be a have been temporarily stabilized following a sharper distinction between gifts, favors and brief but precipitous drop, the vast surplus campaign donations, and purchased favors, that the federal government has agreed to buy will continue to overhang the market, An opinion poll a few years back asked people to rate various occupational groups for trustworthiness. On a scale of 1 to 10, politicians got a JACK ANDERSON raring oi 3.1, just a snaae above used car en That should worry the House and Senate ethics committees, but it apparently hasn't worried them enough. salesm . WASHINGTON — Scandals are ilwayi good for evanescent headlines, but If they are really to stick in the public craw, two consideratlons can be helpful The Indiscretions, If at all possible, should Involve sex, and the target chosen for disgrace should possess a certain oomph capable of kindling prurient public interest. Both conditions were met In a bannered -shy which appearea on March s, ivi,, in New Hampshire's largest newspaper, the Manchester Union Leader, The headline was titillating: "The Two Faces of Phil Crane: aeanout Conservative? Or Party Playboy?" The story portrayed Crane, the darling of the young conservati ves, as a womanizer whose second ambition was to become president of the United States. His first ambition, the story suggested, was to bed down with 1,000 different women. A grim Crane, his teeth clenched, responded: "I was aware of dirty tricks In politics. But such dirty tricks, misrepresentations, vile innuendos and distortions of truth designed to Inflict Injity on my wife and children was an experience no me can be prepared for." Rep. Phil Crane, B-Ill., Is a ruggedly handsome man, square-jawed, open-faced, with thick dark hair. He Is trim and muscular, conveying an impression of physical strength. His wife Arlene, recaUing their first inaa.tiiw êwsbhl.4. "l. w' OflefleAl. ab-. rli~ il -. ,, . r ~. . I , , .. I I ... , 4h-Há? You4Into90 I too:Arsn'tyou?Ican he #0,1 el,, f - -. i1) -- ~, ~, - ,U 1. •., N tarter won't be on hand for Wednesda y's opening ceremonies of the Winter plympics, and that's too bad, bCCIUSC if he were, he'd find out iirst hal,(1 how surprisingly well he's doing in his perional cold war with the Russians over the ummner Gaines. TOE: DRAFT. ' ,_ , - _.-,, '"I . •- . _... - .. — 10. .*- - - -.. - ' . -. . Before last Saturday's game between the Soviets' superlative Olvnmpic hockey team and the U.S. team at Madison Square Garden, the national anthems of both natioas were played and it didn't matter whether you were American or Britain, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Holland, Malaysia and Kenya are some Russian, you had to sense something just P And a moment was about as long as it — ------- ww - nnd a.,s 1 - J L % ' - II ~;ri .; -- .- - ., —. ,.. -- ---- 1~ :-~-. . W! . - -' f . N Ii •4s bribery, payroll kickback and other "financial misconduct" incidents, LIGHTER SIDE A Cold War Was Lost WASHINGTON (UPI) — If a drought Is as much an act of God as a flood, It follows that the lack of snow can be as much a na tural disaster as a blizzard. It therefore seemed fitting that f ederal relief be extended to ski resort areas hard hit by snowless weather. And so it came to pass. Last week, government assistance in the form of Small Business Administration loans was made available in eight states where bare slopes and clear skies have dealt ski trade merchants a one-two punch. To non-skiers, disasters of this type might seem rather narrow In scope, compared to avalanches, tornadoes, typhoons, earthquakes, hurricanes and volcanic eruptions. I can assure you, however, that an unstormy winter creates widespread repercussIons, With mountainsides unsuitable for skiing, there are fewer people losing their footing and fracturing limbs. This means a big drop in business for the splint Industry. The plaster industry likewise suffers due to reduced demand for plaster cuts to hold broken bones In place. wtü bar&y anyone being 'noipAiuzed wstn ski Injuries, "get w'!U" cards don't sefl. That further depresses the postal deficit and in. creases the pressure f or a boost in stamp prices, The situation ismuch the same with respect to sendlng.flowers. The entire floral industry and related businesses suffer from a scarcity of skiing accidents, Fewer skiers hobbling around also mea ns less absen teeism in places of employment. That means part-time workers get fewer and collect more unemployment cornpensation. The latter drain then is reflected in economic statistics, which give rise fresh predictions that a recession is coming. And that is only the beginning. The only time people drink hot buttered rum Is while relaxing In front of an open fire in a ski lodge. A snowless winter obviously reduces the market for both butter and rum, with far-reaching ramificatIons.. The butter slump alarms the dairy Industry, which seeks to bolster government prices supports, a process that involves. larger campaign contributions to Influential politicians. And you know what that can lead to. Meanwhile, a decline in rum exports destablizies the economies of several Caribbean countries, undermines their Waders and Invites Castro-type uprisings that play Into the hands of Russia. Faced with that threat, the United has no choice but to beef upftamllftary for. ces, Including Alpine troops. But because of fair weather, winter training falls behind, thus delaying the entire preparedness program. Th nk snow I Clearly, these have not been the best I times for the Image of the legislative branch. And they are not getting any better with the revelations of the "sting" (if that word hasn't been part of the colloquial language, it certainly will be now) operation In which the FBI sucked a score of congressional and other public officials Into apparently compromising situations through the promise of Arab dollars. From House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill down, members speaking for publication — very few are not — are professing themselves distraught and dismayed. As well they might be. The allegati ons, although still only that and directly involving only a relative few of the 535 members, reflect on the entire Congress. They suggest, ob5&VU Rep, Henry S. Reuse, D-Wis,, that it "Ii a sick Institution." That It may be. But It may not be alone, Caution is advisable at this point In passing judgment on the affair and any or all particlpsnts because so much has yet to be disclosed as to the genesis, scope and ultimate goal of the super-secret FBI operation that beca me public knowledge as the resul t of press leaks. btJwever, raise questions at lent potentially an serious as the a1I.d misdeeds revealed. Such as what directed FBI attention specifically to those individuals who have been Identified. Is there evidence of prior hanky-panky smifIdiot to justify the elaborate ambush? Or were the federal lawmen fishing In largely unchar ted waters to see what might n up? 1 I _1 ii ' — — U. L. Herald Photo by Tom P4.ts.l Reach for the sky, partner, Seminole's David Thomas and Keith Whitney put pressure on Evans gard henry Young In the Tribe's first encounter a the Troj ns back on December 12, In a cat:,..w 11n lid-mouse game, 11111 Payne's troops edged the Trojans In the Evans snakepit -13-:16. The two squads face each other in a rematch tonight at $U}OIn the Seminole gym. Other action around the Apopka at Lake Brantley, Lake Howell . ë)unty has V. t Lyman and Oviedo at Bishop Moore, 11_ W A 'Tournarnenf For Blind i~ I. 4nglers Scheduled For L ake Monroe Saturday 'TThe Fourth Annual Gene ., IGilinartln Memorial Fishing for first, second and third Tournament for the blind, places in total stringer sponsored by the Sanford weights with all game species Lions Club, will be held eligible, Sturday, February 16, from Anyone interested in *00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. helping with the tournament area may obtain additional in. nineteen " Over volunteered formation by contacting fishermen have supplying their boats and There is no cost to the blind - .. . ....... .. . ..... ..... - ~~-.--_ participants. ttkle. 1 1. ,* I , SAVE L ON I 111* COMNMO TO MAT 11111111 ~, $11 US FOR YOUR EXHAUST WORK icny I cm1tte kv of ' % Lit: aid frait end cal Mc. BERTS . TIRES NIW HOURS: Mao. thre Fri. '4' S a m-il a a,m.4* p.m., Sat. u4771'41 FN 333W PH ØSW.FIIST$". aaS.V.lvsia aLkAwarn too OraAhICity SANFORD TIRES 4,, people booing them that way, and with all The present Soviet team comes close to being the best in the w orld. "I feel the Russians aren't going to lose it single game here," said former Ranger star Rod Gilbert, who is doing analysis and color at these games for Canadian television, Saves Louisville Tide Stops Bulldogs In Overtime lie attributed the Tide's cold spell in Phillips grabbed the rebound on a missed the first half, when Georgia outscored the shot by teammate Robert Scott and sank Tide 17-0, to good defense by the Bulldogs a layup that tied the score and forced an overtime. and fatigue by his team. "We played Ole Miss ham and lost, The teams swapped baskets in overwe played Kentucky hard and lost, time until Phillips' tipin with two minutes Georgia's three top scorers for the then then we turned around and played ISO a game Monday night, Dominique Wilkins good game and lost there also, it really left put Alabama ahead, 6412, for the first time since the early minutes of the thurt knee) and Terry Fair and Lamar made us tired," said Newton. game. available for not Mercer (fouls), were Georgia Coach Hugh I)urhmun said his the overtime while the Tide still had its team played excellent ball until it got into Scott Adams scored what proved to be spark, Eddie Phillips, in action. the winning basket with 10 seconds left, foul trouble. "When we had our starting people in giving Alabama four-point lead at 66-62. Newton's confidence was Justified. Alabama had ATHENS, Ga. UPI) been playing catchup p11 night but Coach C.M. Newton "felt good" about going into with Georgia. an overtime period And for good reason. Scott Adams scored with 10 seconds ' the game, we played super. Our front line Georgia's Jim Daughtry drove in for a left to play to give Alabama a 6614 played great," he said, "I thought we had layup for the final score with two seconds victory over Georgia, which had led by 17 U good defensive effort, but fouls killed left. us, especially when we got into the points at one stage of the contest. Scott was the high scorer for Alabama overtime." with 19 points while Phillips had 18. have the game may Newton figured Georgia's cold foul shooting allowed Wilkins paced Georgia with 16 points been lost at the free throw line. Alabama to Pull within five points, 31-25, while Fair had 15 and Mercer 13. "We were very fortunate that Georgia at halftime. But the Tide still was five The Tide, 9-6 in Southeastern Conmissed some free throws when we were points away, 53-48, with less than three ference play, is in fourth place in the SEC tiown 2341 tin the first period). I was minutes to play. The Tide was trailing 58-56 with three standings and 13-10 overall. Georgia is afraid we would never score again," he seconds left in regulation play when eighth in the SEC at 6-9 and 13-9 said. l tiver Taiwanese CarrykRi Irk to Court' ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) The state's bound up with difficult questions of Olympic Games." highest court today was the final legal foreign policy" and thus beyond the liang's attorney, Bernard Goldstein, battleground for a Taiwanese cross- court's jurisdiction, argued the IOC displayed "arrogance" in country skier who hopes to compete in The ruling overturned a decison made deciding which banners and emblems the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid by state Supreme Court Jutice Norman could be used by participants. He said it under the banner of the Republic of Harvey last Thursday. The U.S. Depart- was "astonishing for us to say to the China. ment of State filed a "Statement of world that when it comes to the IOC we Time Court of Appeals scheduled Interest" In the Appellate Court Monday can forget the constitution." — supported the lOC's rulemaking Mark Rutzlck, a lawyer for the Justice as a "substantial Department, mutter of submitted a memo to the flen-Guey, 30. It was the final court stop authority arguments for 2 p.m. in the case of l.iang = that in a long-running controversy embroiling foreign policy interest" to the United court supporting the bC's right to make rules. He said the United States "has a the International Olympic Committee, States. The issue, the court added, was "much substantial foreign policy interest in the Republic of China on Taiwan and the than an individual's conmaintaining its ability to host inPeoples Republic of China on the broader" . - - - 1 .- " . 1. . ,~ .. . 4 ,~ , ..~X . * I .I I - - -~, - - " , ~ ~ .V,0. . . :V which They have been staying in private In his argument for the IPOOC, quarters. Is representing the IOC in the state The IOC has said they could live at the Monday, the Appellate Division of cour ts, Wi lliam S. Greenwalt said the State Supreme Court unanimously lower-court ruling upholding Uang's village If they would do so under the State Liang's action on the ground right to compete under a Chinese flag name of the Republic of China-Taipei, that "the issue was "a political question, "threatened to make a wreck of the but that offer has been rejected. emblem than that used on Taiwan, which claims to represent all of China. 0 17:77W7; ~~~ __F~ mi "I called my Dad after the game and said for him to make sure and see it on delayed TV. I told him he wouldn't believe it." Young U.S. Hockey Team Faces Sweden LAKE PLACID, N.Y. mUPl) The arena of interest at the Winter Olympics is no longer a political one at — — least temporarily. After a week of political jousting between the United States and time Soviet Union involving the furor over the Moscow Olympics this summer, the Olympics begin today with athletic competition in hockey between 12 nations. The official opening ceremonies will be held Wednesday. 'l'he young U.S. hockey team opens against Sweden and the Swedes are one of the teams the Americans are going to have to beat if they hope to win a medal. "l'hey're time best skating team in the tournament," U.S. assistant Coach Craig Patrick said about the Swedes. "i'hey have one line with experience which we lack." The U.S. will have to play the first two games without the services of star defenseman Jack O'Callahan. A Boston native regarded as the club's steadiest defenseman, O'Callahun has stretched ligaments in his left knee and probably will miss the first three games. llockey competition will run every other day through the Olympics. The hockey players aren't the only ones eager to get on with the competition. The U.S. alpine team tested the downhill run at Whiteface Mountain in official time trials Monday. In the first two non-stop training runs down the 3,009meter course, Karl Anderson of Greene, Maine, placed sixth and fourth. Pete Patterson of Sun Valley, Idaho Improved from a 14th-place finish his first time down' the course to finish in time runnerup spot in the second run. The day, of course, wouldn't have been complete without some politics. Robert Kane, director of the U.S. Olympic Committee, informed the IOC that because of American public opinion, the USOC was supporting the White House's position that the Moscow Olympics be canceled, moved or postponed. The IOC, in turn, said it was reviewing the USOC's request but remained adamant that the games would go on this summer in Moscow. "1 believe that more persuasive than anything else Is that 75 per cent of time American people believe that, under the circmmist.ances, the United States should not participate In the Moscow Olympics," Kane told a news conference. The USOC president strongly denied that his committee was planning parallel or alternate games anywhere for any athletes whose countries did not go to Moscow. "E??' :e;' .::-? ci &ic '.c. only our athletes if they don't go to Moscow," lie said. Monique Berlioux, director of the IOC, said the organization has been presented with a proposal by the USOC which it is studying. Berlioux made it clear, however, that as things stand now the games will go In Moscow as scheduled. "For the time being ... no, let me rephrase that," said Berlioux, "The games have been awarded to Moscow. There is no decision to change that. That decision was made on the 23rd of October, 1974," Lord Killanin, IOC president, will hold a news conference tonight. Rick Dudley and Danny was open." BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — "On Gare's goal I thought In what was described as a Gare both scored from close Gare scored his 37th in he was going to pass and I very physical game, the range In the third period to similar fashion at 6:33 to tie moved away a bit," Luit said. Sabres used three third- beat Blues' goalie Mike bitt, the game. He picked off a "Those two goals (Gare and period goals to break open a Dudley scored the game- clearing pass about 8 feet to Dudley's goals) were bad Light contest and defeat the St. wlnner for the Sabres at 13:34 tight of the St. Louis net, goals — just brutal." Louis Blues, 4.2, Monday when he wheeled behind spun and whipped the puck by Rick Selling, who also had t, night In Buffalo, In the only net and poked the puck past added his With o( LuIt.It was Dudley's eighth game played ln the NHL " just spun around and twotheassists, yew Into an empty net at year. "It was a harder hitting goal of shot," Gare said. 19V. St. Louis took a 2-1 lead "He was sliding back Into (Neilson) told us before the game than usual," Buffalo after one period on goals by Coach Roger Nelson said. the net and I think It went off third period that a g "They made us look bed. We his pods, then off his foot and bounces back. We did and it's Larry Paley and Tony Currie. decided we were going to win into the goal," Dudley ex- really good to see," John Van Bouncer scored and went out in the third plalned. "I was looking for goalie Mike bait saw at Blues' 1:06 of the opening period iod and outplayed them." someone to pass to but no one things dlffeçentiv. for Buffalo, per J=.. 1% r 4l',,, ~ E, , , * - . '. — 1,: JI t#'-, 'I rf . . .... •-... .' ,..__.•__ i_._ ,' 'i,iA ,) s.!' -d(e1hJrsN---------SCHOCKS I I 4Msar.aiflci Avs*it1cafly Miws's Ssr All DrfvIJI I 011111:11 ,V I , , .~ N,V .,. -ij;f.;r4 "lie came down the right side one-onone. did it complete 360-degree turn, going full steam, then back-handed the puck into our net. Eleven-thousand people and 26 players, myself included, were absolutely stunned. Maltsev skated back to the bench and sat down. Like it was just another goal. Big deal! Wang brought suit against a rule by the individual political beliefs, but also to -. . Aleksandr) Mallsev did against us last Saturday. The Taiwanese contingent of eight has IOC that he and other Taiwanese athletes Larry a flag and wear the emblem in Lake Placid for a week, but has been could compete in the XIII Winter Games symbolic of the country which he not used official housing in the Olympic y only if t he beginning today participated represents as a participant in the Village pending resolution of the dispute. under a different banner, anthem and games." - - Wis.. whose father, Bob, coached the last U.S. Olympic team, agrees with GilberI. -I've been watching hockey a long time and I've seen some great players, but I never saw any of them do what stitutional rights beca use Liang was ternational sporting events such as the seeking "not only to express his own Olympic Games." mainland of Asia. . - - On - Sabres Blast Blues With Late Rally V 'mE "1 looked over the Russian players and I'm Pretty sure they were getting the message. Right at that moment, with the him back, He said something to me. It was in Russian, so I didn 't have a clue." — to serve as guides for the Herky Huffman at Monroe sightless anglers, including Sports Center (321-0854). solutely gorgeous." She is a tall, beautiful no reputation as a drunk. while the general doesn't obviously use the brunette, electric with energy, with a strong I picked up rumors about Arlene Crane's gowrmnent'u expensive jets for pleasure will and a quick tongue. She is unabashedly supposed sexual proclivities. But the flights, on at least one occasion last year the ambitious and occasionally abrasive, whispers appeared to originate with women justification for a Long trip seemed a bit I have little taste for the political dogmas of who tad been offended by her abrasiveness shaky. Pa* flew all the way from Ram. Phil Crane, little patience for the poinposities and non-comfonnity. She Is headstrong and stein, Germany, to Is Angeles to deliver a of politicians and, as a consequence of a strict Independsut, with a social We of her own. speech at Vandenberg Air Force Base and Mormon upbringing, little sympathy for the . Sli certainly is not the whlakeysoaksd, another at a town meeting. He also attended antics of booty Washington wives. I was more ty.roving woman that the Union Leader his daugt4,r's graduation, which by a stiage ______took than a little startled, therefore, to receive a alleged. But she Is hlgh.strung, and her coliridenc.. tooknL at the aan fivn. .nal personal appeal from Arlene Cram to In- emotional highs might have been mistakenly place. vestigate the alleged sex scandal. attributed to liquor. Associates say abs doss YOUR EAR The Red O'hi.se gave I cannot, as she has urged, either confirm not drink excessively. Rsp laster Wolff, D-N.Y., quite a needling on the newspaper's charges or clear the Cranes. The charge that the Cranes are "deeply his uosnt visit, but the congrsseman took It In There is a limit to what an investigative involved In the Washington cocktail drailt," What happened was Wolff sprained his reporter can dredge up. The available commented Washington society columnist stride. ankle, and the Qthm medics prescribed sources seldom have all the details, leaving Betty Beals, Is "liughabl.." no Cranes, ala aaspsmcs treatment. too few facts to form a complete picture. reported, "are only reraty glimpsed" at where did they stick the needle? In his But from the sources I could reach In washington soirees. They are e llkSly to or,And of coiree, Furthermore, it worked. Washington and Illinois, I got quite a different be found after dark In Ualr athirbmn Virginia pict ure of the Cranes than the one etched by home, bringing up their eight suburban M)VIET (IAQIJL Althongh most of the sothe Union Leader. caU.4 Third World has denounced the Soviet I found only a trace of truth In the titillating My is that the Cranes are the Union's rape of AfMai, the Rqramt charges. It's tn, for instance, that Crate is victim .11 potkil p'vw. have received slavish support In their bloody hugger, who Is quick to embrace the women FLYND MiGht As commander of the U.S enterprise from the Palba Liberation he knows. But .ids front me disgruntled Air F.rtiirepeandNATO air torceafor divorcee, I found ta one who regarded It as a Co*il_Europe, Gin, Joha W. Pauly om Swallowing the preposterous Soviet sex act but rather as in effusive gesture ce"'yhiad.1niruaft he wants for — line whole, PLO dficials have common among politicians. Ms fr.url "vols. Jng eomnardal defended Ute Rulw aggrion as a riseI could find no basis to the newspaper's AIM which 'night has let cheepir, the tiesmaw "prAinerlme ol.nisnLV' that charge that Crane is a heavy Imbiber who geairal fliessuch gineslersas a C-1, which wire trying to seIne control of Afgiwl. frequents the cocktail circuit end oft gets The PIA asevengeiasof.rastoprocm slsthetaspeprs$1,T$aa hour to operate drunk. Associates agree that he drinks freely or aC-135,wtdthla the alxeda7leitdcssta Soviet invIea tilts tiny ,1alglor 'an 4. and openly. But the beverage Is beer. He has 12,l37an bow to fly. impaud am" to the world etuulty. played the Russian anthem, there was booing. 'one guy speared me," said Bill Baker, another U.S. defensenian front Grand Rapids, Minn., "and I speared "That doesn't mean there's any reason to change our present system," Gilbert went oil. "We know it's not fair because the Russians are so professional in their preparation and their approach to hockey and our Olympic players don't conic anywhere near theirs, but that doesn't mean we should adopt the same pattern they have. "People talk about their team beating ours so badly the other day. It could've been imiuch more. I think the Russians let up. Why should they risk getting hurt? Normally, though, in a championship game, where goals for (scored) are a big thing like in these Olympic games, the Russians don't stop. They're like robots." Mark Johnson, the U.S. team's center and outstanding player from Madison, , lasted. — U.S. defenseman Buzz Schneider of Babbitt, Mimi., said, There was a lot of cheering, the kind that gives you goose pimples, when our anthem was played. it never hit me like that before. When they the emotion involved, I telt I wou.ldn't want to be one of them." During tile contest which followed, the Russians all but annihilated the U.S. team, 10.3, and despite the lopsidedness of the outcome, they frequently let their feelings come to the surface. By United Press International certain things real well, but they're truly w*' shot poorly." elsewhere No. 7 Maryland dumped Darrell Griffith, as much a part of the an outstanding team." Louisville landscape as bluegrass and Still. Louisville must be thankful. With Boston U., 99-76, North Carolina beat Bourbon, bailed out the third-ranked one second to play, Virginia Tech's Georgia Tech, 60-50, Notre Dame took Cardinals Monday night. Dexter Reid threw the ball to Los lien- San Francisco, 78-66, and North Carolina Shut down for most of the game, son, who missed it :15-foot prayer shot at State stopped Wake Forest, 5240. Albert King scored it careerhlgh 32 Griffith hit a difficult 24-footer with two the buzzer. Earlier this season, Henson seconds left in overtime to send hit an 89-foot, 3-inch haul to give the points as Maryland waltzed past Boston Louisville to a 56-54 victory over Virginia Gobblers a 79-77 victory over Florida U and raised its record to 18-3, Steve Tech in a Metro Conference game. State. It also gave Ilenson an entry into Wrigh' had 24 points for the Terriers, 16Griffith, Louisville's all-time leading the Guinness Book of World Records. 3. scorer and premier showman, finished Mike O'Ko:en scored 17 points and Al With the score 48-48 and less than three with 14 points. Badgered by a stubborn minutes to play, the Cardinals went to a Wood added 15 to lead North Carolina Virginia Tech defense, he was limited to stall, taking three timeouts before over Georgia and move into a tie with just three baskets after halftime. Louisville's Rodney McCray missed a Clemson for second place in the Atlantic "lie made a tough shot, driving to the jumper to send the game into overtime. Coast Conference. left," said Virginia Tech Coach Charlie Tracy Jackson tossed in a career-high In overtime, Virginia Tech's Jeff Moir. "I don't think we could've defensed Schneider stole an inbounds pass and hit 23 points and Kelly Tripucka added 20 to him any better." a jumper to tie it, 54-54, with 43 seconds help Notre Dame, 17-4, snap San FranThe Cardinals, who have won 15 left. Louisville (lien went to another stall cisco's seven-game winning streak. straight, are 22.2 overall and 9-0 in the but his time Griffith provided the bailout Charles "Iiawkeye" Whitney's 16 Metro Conference. But it was not a pretty with his jumper from the corner carried North Carolina State past Wake game as far as Coach Denny Crum was "I don't think we played as well as Forest. Tile Wolf pack scored 10 of its last concerned, we're capable of," said Moir, whose 174 12 points on foul shots and limited Alvis "I don't think we shot the ball real club was led by Dale Solomon with 27 Rogers, the Demon Deacons' leading well," said Crwn. "I don't think we did points. "With the exception of Solomon, scorer, to just I point. -' In 1974 with its tenacious unraveling of Watergate, Congress knew one of its finest moments. - — - listening. Griffith Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1#10.—SA 0 Tha Olvmnlr Gaid Is Olympics being more than five niontlis away, the threat of a U.S. boycott would be dissipated or eliminated entirely if they simply ignored it. Far froii orng away, however, the move seems to be gathering increasing impetus. Canada, 1. received from military t'nntrn,.fnr. --J -.,-- — For cOmmIpet('. Nobody ever really gets to know what tilt! SovietIIUIII in the street thinks, and perhaps the closest %%C can conic to that now, with regard to Carter's announced boycott, is from some of the impressions Russian competitors here are conveying, wittingly or not, to our athletes. At first, there was no reaction from Soviet officials or from any of their athletes. Maybe they thought with the Swimmer In the years since, we have had from the houses on the Hill the South Korean influencepeddling scandal, the Wilbur Mills-Fanne Foxe and Wayne Hays-E lizabeth Ray shows, the payroll-swindling conviction of Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., D-Mich., the indictment of Rep. Daniel J. Flood, D-Pa., on bribery charges and the reprimanding of Sen. Herma n E. Talmadge, D.Ga,, for misuse of office and campaign funds. And those are merely the biggest cases and names. Assorted lesser congressional fish have been involved in an inquiry into favors w of the countries which have swung over toward the U.S. way of thinking while Nom'wav, China, Egypt, Chile, liberia and Saudi Arabia already have voted not , By not backing down or wavering in the )east, he has driven home to the Soviets be meant everything he said and it was anything but an idle threat when he announced no U.S. team would he sent to Moscow next July unless the Russians pulled out of Afghanistan. Was Phil Crane Politically Smeared? BERRY'S WORLD I A"4P DODGE w — — IWW w — — By DON GRAFF By DICK WEST production throughout the 1960s. The USSR eventually could be forced to shift from its cunt status as a net exporter of oil to a net That FBI agents posed as Arab sheiks to get the goods on members of Congress and other public federal and state officials suggests an episode from a television series — and raises the question of whether the federal agents might have been guilty of "entrapment," the legal term for In tug an unwilling subject to break the law. Not enough Is known at this point to say how willing or unwilling the alleged bribe-takers in these cases might have been. .~~ — — As it was, the 18-month "investigation" of Koreagate produced bribery indictments against two former congressmen but no lasting discomfort for current members of the club, I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Sting 's' Sticky Points . By ROBERT WALTERS A careful WASHINGTON (NEAl examination of the economic sanctions President Carter recently imposed upon the Soviet Union suggests that the actions may penalize the United States Far more than the nation supposedly being punished. There is no quarrel with Carter's determination to force the Soviets to pay a price for their military invasion of Afghanistan, but the president may have blundered by substituting moral Indignation and precipitous action for a measured response and coherent strategy. The most striking example of the coun. terproductive nature of the new White House policy involves the Inclusion of all equipment used in petroleum exploration and production in the president's hastily constructed embargo on exports of high-technology items. Throughout the 1970s, the Soviet Union has been the world's leading oil producer, surpassing even Saudi Arabia. But, like other regions of the world, the USSR now Is rapidly depleting its reserves of readily accessible if not violations of the law, in the future. I çi, Tu Park confronted Congress with its own "Koreagate." Had the House and Senate ethics committees demanded public explanations from all those who had been swept up in Park's influencebuying spree, It would have gone a long way toward discouraging such breaches of ethics, J Who say's kids don't read the newspapers and tlto%l the emnqks of Ilwtr elders Scents like the l\'uty I 'ague division players of 11w Semoran t'uny I.e*gue are following in the t4skI of 11w major l'aguer'a and pulling a mJUT I4OULN'T ' OFNV BE /LL..Om,sJp 10 1ANP lc): BY g,IpE WITH you RAV AMERICAN 1 —" \'!oI'1N 2 Might morally righteous when the shoe was on the other foot. The parties, gifts and cash lavishrd on Capitol Hill by Korean businessman Tong Sun _______ Seminoles break a strangle hold ball freezing game plan by the Trojans to squeeze out a sixn point win at the Evans snake pit. Another inuad-vs gun sq tween a run and be teresting battle the patterned offense Is at hand. ,' DR\FT Ta bl The chance was not long in coming for the House and Senate to show they could be as I up a notch from fif th to fourth with a sterling 23-I regular season slate. The Tribe gets a stern test w he n it meets with Evans tonight in the Seminole gym. The first clash between these two squads saw the SPORTS player's strike. Last Saturday's tryouts for the 13-14 year olds had to be postponed because only 16 players had signed up. Four of those players were 14 year Olds whil e the remainder were 13 year old gradua tes of the Bronco division. The kids seem upset (but not half as much as the Pony division coaches) that the new board of directors has re vamped the league set up. Until this spring, players remaining in the same division for their second year of play automatically returned to the team they played for the previous year. The board of directors has decided to hold a wide open draft this time around, breaking up team continuity and any type of a building program within the league. Several of the youngsters have stated they want to remain with their buddies and team mates from last year and that they don't want to play for a new coach every spring. The league fathers say the new measure is for the benefit of the kids. VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT Congressional committees that pounced on the Watergate scandal in the Executive branch were open to accusations of hyprocrisy. Congress had never pursued suspicions of wrongdoing by its own members with half the zeal It displayed in demanding the truth about Watergate. second and four th best basketball teams in the state either, which is reflected In this week's newly released prep basketball poll. While Daytona Mainland held firmly to its number two ranking, Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles moved _t.,$ .. t . tf152I -------- WHEEL BRAKE DIsc OR DRUMgO 1 : —-SPECIAL I N(iIIED]W-------I I ALIGNMENT$1 WHEEL '1 Value 3.99 I 1 C V iui =111 4 •. �6A-Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Feb. 12, ,SO Florida SCOREBOARD 11 Atlantic Division W L Pc?. GB Boston .43 13 Phila 10 16 .711 3 Dog Racing DOGS New York 28 79 491 1, SANFORO.ORLANDO Wshngtn 23 32 118 19' i Monday night results New Jersy 23 35 .391 71 First race 5.14, C Central Division 1 Tuft Devil 900 330 340 W LPC?. GB é San Sou r ie 3000 1700 Atlanta 31 n 7 R. Lisa 5 10 San Anton 30 27 .526 0 (1.2) 44.40; 3' (1.4.7) 74100 Houston U 78 500 ' Time 31.43. Indiana 28 30 .483 6, Second race - 514. C Clevelnd 23 36 .390 12 3 Sales Pitch 5.10 4.20 7.40 Detroit 11 13 746 20 7 Speedball Annie 6 00 3.20 S Road Two Western Conference 2.80 Midwest Division o (2-3) 27.20; P (3-2) 43.20; 1 3. 2'S) 171.40; DO (1.3) 2330; Time W I.. Pc?. GB 31.47. Kan City 37 23 .397 Third race -s.1.M Mllwauke 32 27 .342 I PR's Luke 11.60 1.00 1.60 Denver 21 37 .362 II I Mill Immortal 3 . 00 Chicago 4 19 38 .333 Is', 3 Wright Beamer 19 10 .322 16', 3,60 Utah 0(1.4) 27.40; (1.4) 134.10; 3' (I. Pacific Division • 43) 141.00; Time 31.70. W L PC?. GB Fourth race - 5.14, 0 Seattle 12 16 .721 3 Wright Frase 13 20 7.00 1.20 Los Ang 10 II .690 7 SSunsPrite 37 20 .619 7.10 3.70 Phoenix 1 Mill Thunder? oot 29 3? .483 s.,o San Diego 0(3.5) $5.40; f(3.5) 212.10; T (3. Portland 77 30 .171 II', .: Golden St. 412.70; Time 31.57. 17 40 .298 2111 Fifth race -5.l&.O Monday's Games Frank Cowles 8.40 4.80 6.00 (No games scheduled) 8Drif'SGOMCnGo 15.10 6.80 Tuesday's Games 3 Flolene 7.30 Houston at San Antonio 0(1.1) 55.40; P (11) 110,70; T fi Golden State at Chicago :: I3) 399.4; Time 31.74. Washington at Denver Sixth race 5.14, A 8WrightCl,anook 300 7.60 2.60 Atlanta at Portland 1 Jude 3.00 3.20 Wednesday's Games 2 In Search Of 5.40 Utah at Philadelphia 0(1.1) 7.40, P (3.1 ) 13.30; T (II. Cleveland at Detroit 2) 14.$O Time 31.31, New York at Houston Seventh race- S.14,C New Jersey at Indiana 2 Shelton Abbey 10.10 1.70 3.60 Chicago at Milwaukee I Follow Her 5.00 3.40 Portland at Los Angeles 3 River King 3,40 Boston at Phoenix 0(1.2)17.00; P (21) 29.40; 3' 0. Washington at San Diego 1.3) 104.00; Time 31.27. Atlanta at Seattle Eighth race -5)4, B lGE'slreasure 660 330 7.40 : 7Ebonelle 430 7.80 S Master Scott 3.60 0 (1-3)13.10; P (12) $5.10; 'I (1. 25) 247.40; Time 31.10. Ninth race -5.14, 8 9,60 3.60 7.20 : -IJonas Sandy East 7.40 3.20 : 6 T's Ma x Adelphi 89, So. Conn. 68 2.10 : Yachtsman Bridgeport 96. 1-larlford 76 0 (4-4) 19.00; P (4-4) $3,40; T (4Buffalo 62, PIT 57 631 100.40. Cathedral 71, Vassar 71 Tenth race S.1L A Cheyney 90, W. Chester 65 7 Wright Bean flag 100 3.20 7.80 Cleve St. 75, R. Morris 66 2 M.i,4let Steve 13.20 530 Dickinson 19. Albright 57 I DrlVs Fast 2.70 Edinboro 8.1, Alliance 71 0(2.7)73.20; P (7.2) 237.30; 3' (7' F. Dcknsn is, Mnhattn 58 23) 323.80; Time 31.31. F. Pierce 98, R. Williams 67 Eleventhrace-S.14,ø F&M as Johns Hopkins 53 lGalner 31.20 4.10 6.80 Gannon IS, Buffalo St. 80 ? Ed's Athling 6.80 4.20 Geo. Wash. 98, Towson St. 83 3 Ounleer Less 4.10 Genesco St. 84, Houghton 69 0 (2.7) 30,40; P (7.3) 4.90; 3' (7• Gettysburg 67, Bucknell 66 23) 231.10; Time 31.80. I4artw,ck 68, N ew Haven 67 Twelflh race -3.I,C lone 72, St. Francis Pa. 62 I Wright Glass Top 5.00 2.80 2.60 Lafayette 68, Colgate 59 Flight Attendant 9.00 7.00 MIT IS, Yeshiva 52 6 Two Flips s.so UMass. Boston 89, Nichols 87 0(1.4)64.40; F(1.4) 134.70; 3' (I. Maryland 99, Boston U. 76 N.Y. 4.4) 423.20; Time 39.14. Tech 36, Monmouth 73 Attendance 3,442; Handle Niagara 88, Upsala so 349,593. Phila. Text as, Bentley 77 Scranton 74, Bloomsburg 72 Southampton 6$, Pratt Stonehill U, Lowell 69 - Joseph's 73. Del. $5 Soccer Signed midfielder 5t, Peter's IS, LIU 60 Chicago Ingo Peter of West Germany to a Temple $0, Rider 64 Wagner 94, Catholic U. 65 two- year contract. 1 , San Diego - Signed forward West Virginia 73, Mass. .I a ens.y,.r can. SWAN tract. Alabama Georgia 64II Toronto- Bought forward iomo Alcrn 96,64, Prairie View - Sono from Atlanta. AId.- Brddus 9$, Shphrd $1 Baseball Athens St. 75, Troy St. 61 Boston Signed outfielder Tom Bluef Id $6, W.Va. Wslyn Poquette 10 a one-year contract. Concord 90, Wheeling $6 Philadelphia - Named Tony Delta $4, T win .-Martin Taylor roving Infield Instructor for E. Car. $9, Delaware St. 79 their farm system; named Paul I. Carey manager of the Bend, Ore., E. Tenn. 55, Citadel 19 E Ky. SI, S.C. St. 72 farm team in the Northwest Fla. 5?. IS, Fl.. Sthrn 7$ Rookie League. - - - e . J - St. Awarded OFFIcia Forfeit team's forfeiture of their game last game." eek against Florida State. "The forfeiting of an athletic event But at the same time, Albus is an extreme action," Albus said, asserted the the referee at the "and was warranted in the disputed contest should not have judgment of official Dan Wooldridge cal led the forfeit as quick as he did, under the circumstances that and should have exercised more existed in the second half of the authority before using the forfeit as game. a last resort. "While Wooldridge clearly theforfeitgaveFloridaStatea - exercised his authority as provided 54 win last Thursday over Memphis by the rules of NCAA basketball, I State. am notifying all officials that if ever Memphis State Coach Dana Kirk similar circumstances exist in the pulled his basketball team off the future, absolutely every attempt court with 15:40 left to play at must be taken to play the game to its Tallahassee, Fla . Florida Sta te was conclusion." declared the winner by forfeit as He added: "By the same token, Kirk argued with officials. Coach Kirk took actions which are With 15:40 left in the second half, you forfeit." He said Kirk replied, official Don Shea assessed a technical foul on the Memphis State bench. The basketball rolled toward ' . College Basketball - - , .4 Transactions - - - . St. Louis - Signed shortstop Grambling 67, Tex Sthrn 60 Gullfrd 67, Leoir.Rhyne 63 Garry Templeton to a one-year Hampton 104, J. C. Smith $9 contract. Linc. Mien. 76, Tenn. Wslyn 77 Hockey Winnipeg - Recalled wings Louisvl 64, Va. Tech 51 Maine 77, N. Car. ALT 76 Gerry Rloux and Dave Hoyda from Tulsa of the Central Hockey Marshall 67, Chattanooga SI League; reassigned defenseman Miss. Co ll. 100, Mlllsaps 71 Morehead St. 76, W. Ky. 73 Don Maclver to the CHL. NE La. 72, Houston Bapt 61 Football No. Car. 60, Georgia Tech SO New England Signed running N. Georgia N, Berry $7 back Andy Johnson to a series of N.C..Chrltte SI, Applchn 56 one-year contracts. N.C.r. St. 52, Wake F orest 40 College Southern California - Named N.C.-Wimington 70, Cmpbell 59 Nate Shaw assistant football Norfolk St. IL St. Paul's Si SE I otililana 67, Centenary 51 coach. - s'. L.. 9 The Salle Harrison Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution, (DAR) Sanford met Friday at the Starlight room in the Forest. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Raymond C. Lewis, Regent, and Mrs. Lawrence assess additional technical fouls or ' were Miss Barbara Ruprecht, Mrs. Mills Boyd and Mrs. Paul Mikier. Guest speaker was Mrs. Camillo D. Bruce, Seminole County Elections Supervisor who explained to those attending the new voting machine iystem and how to use It. Being February, the American Citizens month, the DAR sponsored a written contest about American history and good citizenship ,.. . P ________ _____ ______ 1. __________ ______ _______ ___ __ By SAM : t1"? _____ Herald Sports Writer ___ ,*' __________________ Ii .-'- The last time Bob McCullough's Lyman baseball team had a captain the Greyhounds turned in a 2(-win season and a district championship, three years ago. Behind the leadership of Captain Lonnie Peeler and the strong of Dell Hatfield, Lyman went2O.5andall the way to the regional before losing. McCullough Is not superstious, but he'd like to see the same kind of showing from his 18-man squad this year. "I don't have one every year," the articulate English teacher said. "The team elected Jeff Kerr (senior) and I thought it was a good choice." Kerr will also be counted on to lead by example. The smooth righthander, who transferred to Lyman via Lake Howell after his sophomore year, is power pitcher who also swings a good . - ,L.1 A .. ________ I .1 - I'll . . . _______ .., 11 from Lake Howell High award for her daughter,' Tern, who was not able to attend. . _1 - Kerr has been tabbed by McCullough to start today's season opener against Osceola at Lyman at 3:30 p.m. "JeWs a fastball pitcher. He'll go at least four innings depending on the weather and his arm." said McCullough. Another Lake Howell transfer, senior shortstop Bob Parker will be looked upon by McCullough to solidify the Greyhound infield. Parker possesses good range and a great throwing arm, The red-haired leadoff man has good speed and bats - ,. --- -. ._ .. -. l.. aw Fu Phi 2..., .,9ma The Barrys are planning on spending next week In Punts The Lake Mary Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting at the home of host Gorda near Port Charles and program chairman Mrs. Columbus, Ohio is her daught"r, Mary, and her husband, Kenneth Hodges. Mary is looking forward to a niel two week vacation resting and enjoying the Florida weather while her visiting relatives. Also visi ting Mildred from Peggy Aikens Wednesday. Members were taught how to cut the staghorn ferns (air plants) and set them up with wood and wire as part of a home decoration related to Mrs. Paul Mikier, from left, Thomas Callan, Michael Amend, Phyllis Richardson. Chapters ' -- . , . D looking forward to their yearly visit. plants. Peggy was in charge husband, Ken, is planning on of this teaching project. playing a lot of golf. The second program by Mrs. Mary Robb taught the The Forest residents are members bow to make small looking forward to their chairs out of clothes pins for monthly buffet dinner which dolls. will take place Thursday, Mary ow ns a doll collection Feb. 21 In the Starlight room and her hobby is to dress dolls starting at 6:30 p.m. for the Salvation Army for Hasta La vista. -, ' Sandwiches and refresh. ments were served to thehe members and guests. School, Michael Amend; from Lyman High School, Thomas Callan and from Seminole High School, Mrs. Phyllis Richardson who accepted the The winners were Invited as Refreshments were served special guests and were to the members and special presented with the American guests and their parents. History and Good Citizens Awards. MIs Paul Milder The Homemakers Club of bat. __________ ___ 5 .,, - ' '-.- '"'-' . , •, ., XI Theta Epsilon 'T lefthanded. '. T. s-'-.: .' ';' Andriano (junior) should be our leading hitters." Andrlano is somewhat of an oddity in baseball circles. He e - .,. - . bats righthanded but throws Lefthanded. The line drive hitting BATTER - Senior right-hander George Porzlg lets loose with a fastball In Seminole high's season opener against Satellite Beach Saturday. The Tribe dropped the contest 9-4, but look to rebound in th e county tournament this week. , Momar ' ys Patriots L10 okin' ", g--" , for - First County Tournament Title "But! feel we'll pick up the battling Seminole in Thur. going to win that darn tourslack frcxn last season and be sday' s first round of the nament," exclaimed The Lake Brantley baseball competitive." Seminole County baseball Momary. squad had a banner. season in "In fact points out Momary, tournament. Lake Brantley is in the 1979, conpiling a 21.11 record "We could be real good process of building a new and finishing second in the although there are two or The Patriots have finished baseball field, but for the district tournament. But the three teams in the conference second the past two seasons In upcoming season will play its Patriots will have to start that are better than us on the county tournament which home games at Seminole from chtIdayea* Losing paper," will be played at Sanford Community College. starters, including all- Lake Brantley opens Memorial Baseball Stadium , "We feel if we can reach the Herald Sports Writer Holzworth. He will be backed up by sophomore Brent Smartt. . - coach Bob McCullough Personal A 's Sale Floundering Lvv 10th Reunion Planned - HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. DePaui's still The One ' - FRONT END . ' TAICI CARl '01 '-'i" - ___ TIRES to ____ 5. ____ __ s - . be 11111111 M61111116,is - . _ .. ~ M ,.-... .- . T. ,f I ~ - ~*, I . ; ,- J '. ,, ~ * 4,r' .. . I r4, ,*., . I to . * (- # - 4 , ~. . Mo hM ' ftshioniW Wo, " boas d@q"tVAW 1% mipMer askedii,66M you - - , Fto,$d' 05d1dk.to FIO,Ida Owned aiiged A call from prompt you will bring a visit from our re- presientative. 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We & person twas his amply wine IN LC,: Te psrsphrsse an ceaide'tbellsvelt,sowewsst down at the old (aese m. TORN UP It doss not mew he tongue Is the swird that slits i i down't went any wine. It's an ike throa t." Keep your Up g sub "W again. Mine was pusilL* s ad J.'s was rd.atha,s! old Australian soldiers' WHeW . , It w . , M _- Welcome r , '1 0195 -, . Dew Abby '. ALIGNMENT Pro Bask•tball- . all February Special , He was selected Orange Belt Conference first team quarerback and led his team to an undefeated 10-game record with two post season victories. He has won numerous athletic iswads fortlreeyears.Troyhopestoattendcollegeinthe West and to continue In athletics. Thomas Callan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Callan, issenior class president at Lyman High and was also president of the Junior Class and vice president of the sophomore class. He DEAR ABBY: I ens a 21that ether faders are caalig custom which means, "I can attended Boys Sta te and served as Secretary of State. y,sr.cldwoman who reouid&y your teds to skews (the Uck any nun ln the house r' He was school winner and one of five sta te semi4tnallsts for was Wed 1w a dvil service posWe resicillso. Year ez- I learned this the hard way. e Century III Leadership Scholarship award. He has been th '- ' "' Air Force base ' p ima Is eel ant- Dss'l U 'u print omit mu th . e Orlando Exchange Club Youth of the month and Lyman '' ' i a retired physiosi, ad ial student of month a nd was a senior In the YMCA Youth don later I recstue yew City Depidaeut. 'in San Diego n,,, i I a towfrom the medical eeder dPekMeH.slth and ask them don't want all my old Army Se r.e.ma.d a plysicIa cronies writing me. 'llv.jmas has been on freshmen, JV and varsity football meet probably a der. NAME WITHHELD teamsatLymanandisameznberoftheftj-yClub.He was an shoaL I west, ..lelsgid) wbe ipseliltees M intern in U. S. Representative Bill Nelson's office. He was an M negi,s. We DEAR ABBY A ihiochad when a I tied uYiu will be who suffered rVeaWd bat. altar server at his church for six years. His future plans are heed dectir and ha said there WaNed W my tat for syphilis hid • 0* two ways to 'gel jt'eitedstsrthatthe (alas Wrings her husbovid wrote directed toward law and possibly the political arena, on thresi birth, is Ifl to tell how she managed to Michael Amend, Lake Howell High, Is the son of Mr. and caDet my ad the et' is by hi his uncontrolla ble Mrs. Robert N. Amend, Mike has been a member of the stop boybiond (M emll him J) stasis. es.wvurW wsu. OM. She describes sects National Honor Society since his sophomore year and Is wbamI DEAR ABBY: Mo item ssau wha has u, Abhy.us as "animal currentiy prealdent of Junior CIvltian Club. violence s. md it raft IIW Md it On MO s1d aboA widws who Wagpd behavior," This is NOT, He is copy editor of the yearbook and is listed in Who's Who ''-I ut their deceased behavior; It Is htanan wlrtsal Am I no J. ad hive bees hiNb.SAa m3blided me of do " dism __ w I met i aid I nrwheainouncedtohis Pel =st .,. another conpeption: "If anyone out tributting to animals he hruw, ugly traits Of hualms. bw *1111 M Old ' n4bMwommsimse it I & hm go" , - grades 10.12 with varsity baseball added as a junior and senior. ll ATests Show Positive ' . ___ • • - Commended Student. She was freshman class secretary. Tn-lb-V chaplain, band librarian and secre ta ry, president of Trackettes and a ('ross Co un try manager. Cindy has been a Youth Choir member at her church, h;ls helped with Sunday School and Vacation Bible School classes, and was a key member of a Bible Bowl team that ranked first in the state and competed in national competition for two years. She has also been a mem ber of Burdine's Teen Fashion Advisory Board for two years. Cindy plans to study business and economics in college. Troy Kessinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kessinger, is a National Honor Society member, preside nt of the Fellowship 1 Christian athletes, and co-captain of bo th the football and iwsketball teams. He played varsity football and basketball in 11w SemInole High School elm of 1070 is planning a meeting ____ on Feb. 13 to finalize plans for the 10th riesmlon, Everyone's help is needed. The meeting will be held in the conference room at Seminole Community College, Building F, located by the library. For Inlorii'iatkm call the following nimnbs,s 3224102 or Ill7421. __ soohomore. lie participated in CCD for nine years at his church. Mike's career goals center around engineering and computer technology. He has also applied for an NItOi'IC scholarship and an appointment at the Naval Academy, Annapolis. eBrnUeyW School, the daughter Cyntha Roberts, of Mr. and Mrs. Dannie M. Roberts. She has beezi in Concert Band throughout high school and has been a mettiber of hit' flag corps since her sophomore year. She is a National Merit Tccvt Is a Sunday school teacher and assistan t di rector of the youth de partment at her church and is a volunteer counselor with Youth Services inc. She plans to attend FSU and upon graduation she hopes to continue at the FSU Law School. ' - Among American high School Students. Asa junior he won tll(' Outstanding Physics Student award. lie played freshman basketball and earned a varsity letter in tennis as During her senior year she is chairperson of the Elections Board and Improvement Committees of Student Government and of the Library Advisory Commit tee. She Is a member of Alpha Americans United and the "Tribe." Mrs. W.O. (Nell.) Livingston of Sanford, who underwent 'surgery at Florida Hospital, is Improving nicely, according to a family spokesman. She will be confined to the hospital for abe, wpg*. 77r address is 601 E. Collins, Orlando no. conference hurler Dean Frith, against Oviedo today, before "Sooner or later we're district finals it will be a good who chalked up a 13.3 record Be hi pitching ll be nd Kerr In McCullough's five man staff wi i season," comme',td the and signed with Brevard Marcello, who the Greyhound skipper terms as a "junk pitPatriot field gen,rae. "Ti us & Community College for his cher". lie will be ba cked up by two juniigh or r thanders, Mike probably one of the state's efforts, won't make thJi Dilebeibja and Tom McFadden. Parker will also be used in strongest conferences. Last &)'kR1. (UL'L - could be moved to Denver. eaiv9or Brantley skipper relief, W. Liberty $ 7, Glenvl si In the absence of a court year there were three teams Oakland A's owner Charles Sam Momary. Completing the squad are Infield backups Benton Wood and Finley said Monday he thinks decision on whether the Oak. whO won 20 or more games Midwest He will return ti starters NEW YORK (UPI) - The Sophomore Gene Green. Green is still waiting on a decision there aren't many other Austin Call 94, Tarltn St. 71 of the American League land Raiders of the NFL can U n it ed Press International andaflockcIotber,tomakea concerning his eligibility after transferring from Lake Howell. conferences who can say weekly Board of Coaches top 20 Bradley 57, Indiana ,. nm at the conference mant club to Denver oilman Marvin move to Los Angeles, C. Outfield dep Mo. Mo St . ,, NW th includes juniors Mike Burkhart and Jim Blake, . college basket ha t. Davis will fall through. Coliseum Board is expected to t this UAW. ball ratings with Chi St. 96, NE Illinois 91 who will also be utilized as a pinch hitter. first place votes and records "We're looking forward to brake 75, Tulsa 70 Finley said he is ready to turn down baseball's offer so I through games of Sunday, Feb. Ft Momary feels the fate of Hays "We've got 91, Kan. Wesleyan 79 the the season," Momary added. good pitching the begin If It talks with Wayne Valley 'that at least one of stays healthy," said 10, in parentheses: filth week) this'year's squad iies in Huron 123, S.D..Sprngfld 16 I. DePaul (40) (20-0) "But we do have our work cut McCullough, who is entering his eighth season as Lyman and Dave Schoenstadi, who professional franchises strength of his pltcllng 611 Lewis U. 104,G. Williams 66 2. Syracuse (21.1) baseball out for us. want to coach, assessing his team. "Our hitting will have to keep the club In remain In Oakland Craig Watkins will return 3. Louisville (212) 530 Lincoln 75, Mo.-Rolls 74 hfljWOve though. U. Bowling Green Loyola IS Schosnstadt, a San FranI. th St. (237) from last year to hopefully Oakland. Millikin 7$ Elmhurst 49 Kentucky (21-1) The Oakland Coliseum has clsco Bay area physjcjan,saj follow Frith as "But I see a real sense of team unity developing, of 401 N. Mich. 63, Green Bay 4.1 Louisiana St.(iUI$-1) 334 Northwd until 5 p.m. today to decide 'Monday he had met with $7, Lake is helping each other out. This is a big factor In Maryland 1)74) 345 N. III. 63, lii. St. 62 Superior $ Notre Dame is, whether to accept an Valley, a former owner of the S. St. John's (21-2) baseball and It can overshadoow some of y 294 "He has the tools to be a San Fran 44 American League sa 9. Ohio St. (165) 153 offer of $4 Raiders, to discuss purgood McCullough ys Momary. observed. Pt. Park $I, Steubnvi $4 10. Missouri (15-1) . 159 million to free the A's from chasing the A's. 131 Saginaw V.1 4$, Oakland SI throws hard but hasn't shown It. North Carolina (145) Today's afternoon encounter opens a 28-game season for the any their stadium lease so they SW Mo. St. 96, NE Mo. St. 76 consistency yet." ' Purdue (154) Greyhounds. Friday 130 StPlrf) Ill. 77, 7 th ey Creighton 1 tr avel to Sanford Memorial 13. Notre Dame (16.4) 120 93 'Washburn 66 Mo. Western 64 Stadium to meet Lake Howell at 4 p.m. Sanford and Lake includePItChi13 staff will also II. Brigham Young (134) is. w. St. (2?.?) is Wright I?. Brantley will begin the annual four-team tournament Thur. and j senior Brett Ragland Molt. Louis g ni Mike 1t Clemson (17.5) sday at 4 p.m, The two losers play Saturday at 11 a.m., while s outhpaw Cary Carter, Kansas St (III) 71 ktllhwst the winners meet for the championship at 2 p.m. Saturday. ii. Arizona St. (17.5) 32 Ab ChaIn 69, I.F. Austn 56 DO Derahimer will return 19. Duke (17.6) 45 Adams St. 92, N.M. Hltnds 77 from iset season as 20. NC Slate (16.5) 31 Ark,Mont4l, S. Ark. 4 Notes By agreemeel with team all.coiIerence at first J. American Basketball Ceeches Ark- St. 4, La. Tech 37 base 11 competitive senior C. Ark. 41, Ark. Tech 45 Association, teams en prSbafiSN Harding 79, Ozarks 74 A PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR FIXED FOR LUll chJ(l up a .330 batting by the NCAA are ineligible for NEW YORK (UP!) - With No. 5 Kentucky and N0. Hendrix Si. Henderson 76 tap 20 and national champ)s.. Lamm average last season, 41 of 42 in UPI's Board of j ij, which 'ab130d McNiese I? 6 ship ceesld.ratien by the UPI Unfortunately for o. ioi, Butler it the Coaches reporting Mondays a first-place vote, each Board ii Coach". Those ISIMS Pan Am 69. Hrdn.Slmmons riots, DCI'ai1Ü115 will inlu currently on pribItlin certain stability prevailed as up one spot. are: dw first month of the Alaska .Anclssragoo Sam Hous 60 Angelo 51.43 the top four teams repeated, Austin Coil. 94, Tarietonil Kentucky defeated Auburn, Ci ncinnati, due to his participation In East SW Texas with Syracuse, Louisville and Missi 55, E. Texas ssippi and Alabama Carolina, Memphis State, Oral Taxes Al, I buktball . 97, H. Pains $2 State again following boost Roberts. San Francisco. Oregon Its record to 21.4 and W. N.M. $4, Fort Lewis 70 The red . of the intieii win De. Paul claimed 404 poInts. Louisiana I'e1UdB Ditibi Alewlder at ' west The Blue Demons' biggest State, 114, collete ___ I. Geore Fox 12, s. Oregon coed hei 11t40015d scare this season - a two. after triumphs over Alabama Stanford 7?, Wash. 7$ NBA SIjuinpu D'Arvine at short stop and squeaká' over Dayton and Georgia. I.slura CUISInCI U.S. UWi 66. Denver U. 43 Maryland, which last week Greg Fry and Brendon Borne Saturday cod Ray Meyer's w l spilt thI)S at thkd base. il unbeaten squad only one first. skyrocketed Into the No. ALL GENERAL RIPA i*s BoSSY Axihir will mop up . piece vote as DePaul, 0, spot after beating Duke, fail to tl'lflSMi$$iSIl$ Air osniltlseleg chores behind the plate. oollected 40 fkst.plaee ballots seventh with 345 poInts. YOUR Teas-up - Frsat-siid aIi,masat and 614 poInts, 'Iwo victories -'°hhd St. Ardw W .W lad ,er NI baIauscin brakes, etc. Momaty. 'Has No, 2 Syracuse, 21-1, gar- John's, 21-2, to renain In the wcwdw deal over ner.d 5$ points after routing No, Ispot with 304 poInts. No. iniproved a pest WE HAVE 4.WHEEI. DRIVE EXPERTS 1. of $ Sun. and St. Øpj' I Ohio Slit, rejoined the Top TO ROTATE 4 TIRES No, 3 Louisville rode tIres 10 on the airength of Big Ten WE FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME' taaidsetl.$ali?s vIctorIesWaZl-3 record and friwnplwover Michigan and Holder Plonds ______in the outlield will be left6M Me" '323.3550 5$ points, and No, 4 (on Michigan State, &M aid Uwk Carter in State, with Victoria over MarI, 164, made the 2M3 11111101111111 or, *ri state biggest move of the week, of Oisler seed IS he)' "lack asperienos will (Where Marc Slid. Chrysler used Is be) raised Its record to &2 and after beating Iowa state .id . hurt us seine," feels Moinary, pickedup 402 points. Kansas to take the No, 10 spot. College Poll The seniors selected locally have been judged outstanding in the areas of leadership, dependability, service and patriotism, Each then completed a questionnaire and examination on government, history and the flag of the United States. They are as follows: Tern Richardson, Seminole High, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson. Tern received the Junior Class Citizen award at Seminole High She was a member of the marching band, a member of the Student Advisory Committee, Library Advisory Conunittee, and a Representative in student government. She attended Girls' State in Tallahassee and was elected to several offices. The chapter is assisting in preparation of City Council's Valentine Ball to be presented Saturday night Members attending the meeting and Valentine Girl social Included Linda Morris, president; Diane Gail, Mariles McGibbon, Norma Wood, Linda Dunn, Faye Lord, Evelyn Serraes, Mary Johnson, Vickie Hall, Tim Bojanowsid, Ruth Gaines and L,eaile Pauline. BYBENTON WOOD Catching Kerr will be a junior trander from Dunedin, Man Five outstan di ng Seminole County high school students have been selected to en ter sta te competition for the ann ua l Good Citizen contest sponsored by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). Each winner will receive a pin and certificate. The state prize is either a $100 bond, Series E, or a $75 cash scholarship. The National Good Citizen Award is a $1,000 scholarship to the college which the widner plans to attend. The national winner also receives a engraved sterling silver Paul Revere bowl. Both are presented at the annual NSDAR Continental Congress in the spring in Washington, D. C. Mariles McGibbon. Valentine party refreshments were prepared by each member and served from buffet table covered with a lace tablecloth centered with red candles and a Valentine clecoratko. The ch.pter gift to Mariles was a crystal Valentine candy dish and s Ld!inu,rystal vase. She upraaants the chapter In traditional Beta Sigma Valentine Girl activities. Meeting programs continue an Around.U*World theme with Faye Lord presenting southern Europe and MarIles McGibbon northern Europe In an Interesting Illustrated "Country-Culture Hopping" format. T.' U;:' - 'A . leftfielder hopes to bolster a team batting average which hovered around .230 Last year. "We couldn't hit the ball off a tee last year," McCullough about his team's lack of hitting. 'Along with Parker at shortstop, Lyman's opening day infield will have junior. Donny Secord at second base, senior Craig Cable at first base and senior Rick Marcello at third base. "Chuck Brock was going to start at third," said McCullough about the rlghthanded hitting junior. "But he's been in jured. He'll probably work his way back into the lineup. Joining Andriano and junior Jack Neff in rightfield. Senior Neil Marshall figures to split time with Neff jn right, but will be the Designated Hitter today. W. couldn't hit the ball off a t•• last year, Lyman '- Good Citizens' tnter State Contest Area ' io Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Lessle Pauline to honor their Valentine Girl, "We've got good leaders back from last year," McCullough said about Kerr and Parker. "Those two along with Mike - 1: made the presentation. Receiving the awards were: Other award winners but not present were from Lake Brantley, Cindy Roberts; and among the senior class from Oviedo High School, students In Seminole County Tray Kessinger. schools. -- , Lake Mary met Tuesday their Chr istmas drive , morning at the home of host Visiting Mildred Sandusky Mrs. Peggy Aikeng, Co-host was Mrs. Libby Sma thers. are her cousi ns Mr. and Mrs. A lesson on nutr ition and Ervin Bar ry from Gerome, how to use the new ki tche n Ohio. The Barrys have been appliances was gi ve n by in- spending the winters with structors Mrs. Thelma Sikes Mildred for the past few Wia, and Mi-a years, somethi ng she enjoys charge of the program. very much and she is always C. McAlister. Co-hostesses 1$ - Five Star Title DAR Rec01 1 1 ni*zes And Awarcfs Student Good Citizens 0 0 i He added that although Kirk did "At this time," Albus said, "some not intend to forfeit the game, "he of the Memphis State basketball must clearly accept the responplayers began to leave the bench sibility for creating the cirarea. Some of the players actually cumstances which led to that walked off the playing surface, situation." . Tuesday, Feb. 12, iNS-il In And Around Lake Mary said Wooldridge replied, ,,No, It is game." table to retrieve the basketball and .-. I over. You forfeit." Wooldridge went to the scorers' ... Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "If it is over, then we win." Albus to clearly forfeit the basketball the scorers' table area and was retrieved by Kirk, who placed the ball behind his back, Lyman Wants Piece Of OURSELVES not condoi'rd by the conference and officiate at the technical foul shot., Howeve r, the majority of the team which precipitated the officials' Kirk gave him the ball, at no time left the playing surface. the And at no time did the Memphis decision. Coach Kirk must clearly "While the official was in accept the responsibility for process of retrieving the basketball, State team go to the locker room." Albus said Wooldridge had , the creating the circumstances which Coach Kirk made a statement on two nd to e the game, but "a more led to the forfeiture." different occasions which implied right that if the foul shots were taken, his constructive position would have The game was called by been to assess an additional team was leaving," Albus said, Wooldridge after a heated "While there are various versions technical foul to Coach Kirk for discussion wi th Kirk, who cornbench conduct, t he n attempt to of the exact wordi ng of the con. plained that Florida State's Rodney versation between Coach Kirk restart the basketball game by and Arnold traveled with the ball after off icial Wooldridge, it was clear to having Florida State inbound the Memphis State took a 54.53 lead. ball. Albus said a league investigation Wooldridge that there was an irn"If Memphis State refused to play found the following sequence of plied threat to leave the cour t." Albus said Wooldridge was quoted or delayed the game, the officials' events: as saying, "If you do this, it is over, option would have been to either Albus said while officials have ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Commis.. Larry Albus of the Metro authority to declare a game forsioner feited "when conditions warrant Conference said the coach of such action, the officlalsshould have Memphis State must accept responsibility "for creating the exhausted every means possible to circumstances" which led to his continue play before forfeiting the , . • .1 sam 25 Home Of lice 904-734-6031 ___________ __ j - ___ - . 1 �•• .• - • • . -.. . - .. Evening 23-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE esday, Feb. 12, 1$O Tu by Chic Young 5l$ONE SO I C.Ar.j ?EPAIR ANY FM OETT'N3 ThING IM REALLY AR5 ALL PrXEDANO PROUOO Ri<iNG i 8 Comedian 50 One's self 13 111' I I .0 % , r~ - 11 I " lrl_ I ._. ( F(;~ / 16 ) 11111 . 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Scans enctypter. — — by Art Sarsom 19 _ It I00-11 (I v A _____ _______ _________________ . 9 , J - ______ III ____________________________ _______ r - - ____ __ _M _ 00 __ ____ __ ____ ARCHIE _ CAN 'tO(J EXPLAIN - __________________________________ ,, _____________________________ - _____________________________ ______________ _______________ _____________ ______________ ('ICANHEAR HIM CLEAR ACROSS 714E 15A/O,CA#/YO1f" by Bob Montana ___ EXPLAIN THEN IT'TO HIM .' ,$f4I?pfq,jq THIS PROBLEM IN __________ ____ SAY .f NEW MATH To _______ ________ 7 . ... CAN' .* I ' _______ _______________ '. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ._ I U _Aj i.' I - -m ______ ________ N1,111I., 4 jej ______ ________ ___ HEAR III ______ - . ______ .. 1 l ______ _________________________ S __________________________ EEK& MEEK by Howl. Schneider ç IF mr IT'S WJ S4D 11-A1 '-iW 1R(JE. SIR THESMlTI4&)IAsJ _____ A I 94 00 pRIcmE, . situations. They wIll be L0 (JUly 23-Aug. 22) triggered by events over Behaving too IthpuWvely.ln which you have no control, business or career matters (Jan. 20"Feb, could cause you .problems p. ___________________ by Al Vermeer (VU. lAE B* USTEN N offilit Yom 2 ___ POWN WITH 'flOLETS/ ' __ ,i l l l l l l l l l ____ III ______________ ___________________ 5— _ 11111 ___ ___ C ____ ___ ____ _____ ___ ___ ___ by Stoffei & H&mdahl BUGS BUNNY HICKEN RANCH ________ ________ STAM_ a NRIGHOORWOOD. 410, ___________ a v: - ______________ ______ "'1r'-, ________ ____ ________ _____ ________ ___ _________ _____ REIORT falls apart when they fall hope. k17) SANFORD AND SON Jee1 thieves pursue Fred whqthey think he has abandoried .. their jewels. (Part 2) Iessly and madly inlove. _________ Sk _____ ___ (11 7) WORLD AT LARGE 8(3) MYSTERY "Rumpole Of The Bailey: Flumpole And The Honourable Member" Horace Rumpole (Leo McKern), foligion. a rumpled and somewhat quiz. 124410) DICK CAVETT GAsts: Alvin Epstein and Met- otic barrister, defends a Labor party politician charged with tti'chlamme. 1'(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Mike and Gloria teach Edith a meth od by which married peo- rape. (DO XIII WINTER OLYM PICS: ADIRONDACK GOLD RUSH Jim McKay opens coyerage of the Olympiad In Lek Placid, New York with th: opening hockey game between the United States and Sweden and highlights of men's downhill ski training. 11:00 0(3)5)0 (DO NEWS II) (35) BENNY HILL D (Z) a GOOD AMERICA $ f, l/,f ' Informed him that he could NORTH 2-li-SO chose between two doors to open. Behind one was abeau' 10573 t ful girl, behind the other • ASS 'l'h titer would A K 62 t?mtt'girl would marry EAfl him. 0755432 As the hero studied 1$ S Q doors the king's daughter •Q74 ii gavehimasigna toopsadoot 555 4 It . H*PIO17 y oi1 j's we an left in suepa.. as 1 what was behind the door •A Q ,AKJ92 In today's hand South: cashedtheace-kI and the spades. ftn, aftet Q 103 long study, he &tded t Vulnerable East-West throw West In with his ques: Dealer. South of trumps. West would have Well Neith Fast S.s$h lead a club or a diamond. (X 1 course, If club. were goIng to Pass 3 3. behavenlcetheslamwua 4' " laydown. U eat did bold four PUS S PUS to the jack be might well lead PUS 5, PUS PUS club and give South a Pass The play wuingenlous, but we are going to do what Opening Iead4 io Includes: Barbecue Clildion. rhicis tafo SaM. ZmC'Is Rib. laud $iaw-Sakidl.an$&Ia - . __ SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAYIP.m-6P,M. . GRAMMING ' _ __ J(17)GRUNACRU 10:00 what West Led. We will say that most players would lead off to South the club and butwhatthls esididis going to remain amystery ANU °'° 1.4 AND SI 4 . , movie 32341N _ After hearing 1). WHEWI 1066 V. WEDNESDAY , • 5(4) HIGH NOU.IRS a RIGINT (7)5 LAVERNI & SHIRLEY .:: IS CHICKEN DAY . ,, .'.. IZ(17)NIWS ArERNOON .. rj& BEC . I.. 12:00 :: s... REACTION 1 _________ ____ •/. ______ SPIDER-MAN _________________ by Bob Thavis _____________________________ _________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST . ai! ____ THAT •t1g IN NIDØaT AT by . . Stan Les and Jilt., limits Ti11I.. ... _ __ N'T .. , i4, riiiiiiiiio<j" sp aI ________ _ __ r *" ___ . A- . ____ __ ____ _____ ______ another On. man's gossip Is fellow's bear-say. last It t.. bad that they cut pet lb. sas.u4adeclag qialities .1 the commercials int. that sleepy-time $ef( they adverts? _____ ___ ro II pfS U 'i ..' 11 , ø. . . I Jj $ I, ! •.. I ." - MONI _______ by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS WCK, WIlYCAW YD UI C1N Lam _ _____________ _ CW NAIN '\ () 'u MIWD ')Ut SUNDAY IF .,..........................CLOSID ___ wo ,1, Sec., $100. as=rv (Hwy.U42) _______ _______________________ _____ __________ I$'OUI#IePPZ $90000.___ Rollingwood Homes Inc. to Jack E. Stellhorn & WI Diane M., WTIMMMI Loll Rits 0. Add to AS, $25,000 Otto 0. Neuman to David S. Smith & WI JanIce, Lot 7 1k Brantley Hills, $16,100. Dart B. Pllcher I. George M. Willis to Marceilu$ 0. Beesiey & WI Joanne M., Lot 77 S Park, FRIED CHICKEN _______ a.,li. I ALLSHOS PlAZA I . 99$ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL )'Pils ONLY WID. MAY his 411 Chicken Dinner N DRACULA Pile ONLY 1 PLAA 1]w,DSU,3($ JACK NICNOUON p GOING SOUTH PLUS! SHRIMP DINNER is Jr OYSTER DINNER ___________ $31,500 Elegante Bldg Crp to Richard MoroltI. A portion of lots Il & 15 Ilk S Oak Grove Park. $60000 Finley A. Nash Jr. & WI Cat herkwW.toOuyF.WOods&Wf Cecil C., Lot N 155 Fort Mellon. ME Hwy 7811 3111118 1 99t A I . shrimp, French Fries, Cell Slaw, Roll 225 Fries. 275 Oysters, French Cell Slew, CIII CARLOAD French Fries, cii. 511w, Hi? Nell CATFISH DINNER ONLY Puss 2.39 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. Sanford Hwy. 17-92 _________________ _______________________ __________________ till AT LAST, AT - AL ___ ~1111111k, AL / WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL Laswslwood, 542* Gary W. Hamleit & will Patsy A. Carol C. Aivine, 1.01 1 Wild I to Thi May Harmon & Lot P.16, malparcelot Wild 11 0v insect., III, 11,114,1110 Complete Interiors Inc to Roy J. song A Thi lick Huynh, ____ Meadows I OlD _ ST. (SR 2166 W.*SIlt ONE DOZEN ' Carolyn, Lot 11 .dows Park $dv.,$lI Plan / is ll ~# . ON THE HALF SHELL Braotiey,$ø.100 Stephen M. J. Lewis I WI Cytdhla Al I OYSTERS $ 125 Served4p.m.to7p.m.in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................SOC kouQuQas ,, VUA. SANFORD-LAKE MONRO Ernest Whitaker & WI Nay L. Wisltaker & WI Sharon I.. The Wt.'soILot $03 leestheS IS. It [ 3PIECESOF CHICKEN, MASHED POTATOES OR BAKED BEANS OR COLE SLAW 2VEGETABLES, HOT ROLL 69 CI, 135,1.0 of Santord Celery Delta, Olin Am Homes 01 FL Inc. to __ __ $100. Elmer C. Tidey & WI Alice V.. t.oI 1* Queens MIrror S. Rep. Add to ___ iN.Nwy.1P-63 05,FmeGbAve. - 323-9200 it Aft~in 11 Pot $11111111111111111111.1 5"4111110 Stephen L. $eek IDenna H. to 'IT'S HONEY DIPPED' _______________ -. s. I.yJ.Meddow$IwfCarOlyniO AdlatiMandisIwl Lillie NB. Lot ___ ___ _____ PRIVATE PARTIES CALL 322353 3*4R NAMOP ......... ....... '!"•"•' oiidAs1Day _____ mflM . 300 F. COMMERCIAL ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD QCD Anthony Juliano Ind Tr to Park, $100. Patrick F. Turner I WI F. Diii., Rita I. Geringswald to Mary Lot 13 81k B Paradise Point Itt Kulash, Lot7 81k SIk Ridge Park, Prank S. Lakyiwl Cecelia J. to WEDNESDAY ..................... 7:89.16:19 PRIVATIPARTIIS TNU*SDAY .....,......,..........,.,.. 7:36-11:11 'FRIDAY SATURDAY ...... .................. 1:16.4:0 VALUI$L16 bVCrBIL.p,ft' - . __ Il*WKSi? . . Seslood Russell 0. Monckton, Lot $ SIk B N. Orl Tort. Sect 3 Un. 1, 1114,1111110 TUISDAY..,............PRIVATIPARTIES . oOK '4bLiR .l TWS1 A$OUNP . . ES Steaks char-Broiled Sv.etwater Club Un 2. 1$ftoIthiSQttO1LOttS2&83, tess the E Ss ft toe road. In,Forast Subdv.. $100. (QCDJ 1k of the Woods Inc to 1k James M Shanks & WI Let S. Lloyd A. Story & wI Valerie). t enk5 & Raymond R. Myers, 210 Lk of the Woods Townhouse Condo UN 73. Sheoih, Sect, 2. Sect. 6, $100 $36,000. SMA Prop to cent. same as Mary G. Kulash to Rita T. above, 556.700 Ronald N. Allison to W. J. & *1 l'seten C., Los IssstheNlOItOlthiE3OItOf MONDAY Featuring 51k C 549.900 $10,000 11 -t ow All Beginning February 22 Peter N. Williams. Lots 10 to 2011k C Ssnl.ando Springs 1k Oaks, Sec. 1 ., _____________________________________________________ ... ..".' ja _- 'I. , REGULAR DINNER P ,~,~ 2 p.m. D. Gault & wf Janet C. Lot C Ilk C peessnd,ravy.cels8Lewaid2b1tt55 stIs' biscuits. H .. p 1Jrp EECIPIS 3 plICN lmn.y4ippid 1, 'r. GOPJSIDIR ____________________________ r ______________________ FAMOUS a.m. to Family Dining Green wald I Larry R. Gesell a. WI Lois G. to Dorothy L. Green. Hidden Lk Un I.e. $11,100. John 0. Wallace I. wt RoSeM,to - 'S%% j ____ , . . 11 Dorothy I. Greenwald 1 Melvin S. Glickman I wf Raquel, Lot 7 The Higlands Sect, S. 867,500 The Huskey Co to Marcetta S. Roger Lauer to W.H. WIlliamson Constr. Inc. From the NW corner of lot I Ilk B of rep of lots 44 Sunset Shores. $7010 HenryOls.n&wfRuth otloblrt . Luncheonnow being served! wf Helen p., Lot s Charles H. Sell to Stifle F. Sell, Lot S Ilk 47, Townsile of N. Chuluota, Subdv. $100 -'J-• ' Hansen 1 101 Hill, t gets downright 51k 0 Howell Cove Third Sect., chilly across the nation. us,,co Rolllngwood Homes Inc to ft .sthlaklhepapen print bet bad sews, yes Rudolph F. Klrst I wf Mona P., sh. nail thatLot 10 Ilk C Howell Cove Third makes what they pml gosE Magnolia Serv, Crp to Thomas L p1's neWi b McGraw & WI Gail R., Lot 29 Wekiva Club Est., Sec. 7, $30 ,000 Robert B. Lank & Dorynno E. to I 1~ I Barko, LotS Ilk A Walkers ,. M1IT*Y q L. To Osote Chaiyachatl I wf Dean Delano to same as above. Lot 4. Sant, $1 00 Aemorn, Lots Bk F Tanglewood tO 81k 11 Tier J. Wiley Bryant I wf Carol K. to 00 3 $4$ Sec. A. Lots Marcus 0 WMS I wf Carolyn K. Wm. C. Foss & wt Cheryl Po i _ li'it. ifl Lots 241 25 Evansdale (QCD) Rober t S. Gales to Linda .1.. ' t No. 3 1k Mary, $100 Elizabeth C K. Coins, fka Linda K. Gal es , Smothers I Nancy R. to Edwin C. 27 81k 24 Oreamwoid, $1 00 FRC.Poinix AStbWm. J. Toren .%ikenslwf Peggy P., Begin at NE ____ I _ to Dennis R. Whitlock L wt Betty sec., S",500 ______ _____ ______ ________ ______ Stantiano & .s' Lot 7 HIs. A Rosemarie F E CA - Patrick F. Turner I WI F. Dixie Harry A. Huffrnan I WI Donna Turner to Hecter G . RodrigueZ, G. to Steven A. Wamsley I wf RI Lot 1381k B Paradise int Fourth 0., to John A. Carlin Jr. I wf Sec., $10,000. Tuyt,TheW II If of Lot Call of lot ______ Freedom Homes Inc to Adrian 101 the E lftof Lot 11 81k C Our neighbor v1u!lps that 0. Rabb I ef Malelia .1.. 101 I Sanlando SprIngs Tr 68. $73,000. his wife keene the house so a seeowbrook Annex, lit add, Ft. Res Comm Inc. to Joseph P. $35,750 cold that he has to bring tel.. Repkin I WI Deborah 1,. Lot 55 C. Edward Cooley Ief Ginger A. Windtres West UN2, $61,200. clii in to add a little warmth to Lion H. Lindsay I wf Carolyn, Thomas G. Freeman Tr to Cohn to the Igloo, It Lot 7 E Longwood Stwndv., $16,300 M. Freeman MD,, Lot 409 Alt. there's aiythlig that Murray S. Long & wt Emily to Land Hotel I Navigation Co. Put, aWava$e$ case of UTfl$, Hal Head & Jack Spilani. the W¼ Ii 's the bill from the medlclae of sw'i. of the NEI/i N of SR. 1910 WINTER . .. __ a _______ 11:30 S® WHEEL OP FORTUNE DSFAMILYPEUO 11:66 '" __ who made the diapasis. When it gets drafty on Capt. sQUARES — NEWSPAPERENTERPISLAssN.) (For a cy of JACOB? MODERN, send $110: "Win Brfdpe," can of t14 per. P.O. Box 419, RadIO Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) BARBS _________________I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I0 Phil Pastoret mu 5 (4) HOLLYWOOD Iiic 0 Am HomeS t I I -.- a 5(3) CARD SHARKS a] (35) PIL CLUB lIZ 17 10:30 %V" I. ______ J. R. Hattaway to Ben Best & wI Est., $44,Q Dennis R. Jo hn son Iwf Jean M. Vivian, Lot 6 81k H N. Orl Terr., to Joan C. Vermillion, N 40 It of Lot Sect. I Un I, $51,500 D. Wallace 1. WI Pose Marie, Lots (3)0 M•A'S'H Mary H. Mozingo, Lot 23 Garden 15.17 Blkk B Sanlando Springs Tr, (DQ ALL IN THE FAMILY 855.600 1k Est. Un 1, Kamerioff Dlv Inc to Chun SIK $113,000. (ED (35) Winter Springs Homes Inc to . 0a. m. mmmimm— Kim L *11 MI Tol Cho Kim, Lot 38 Robert Andriano I WI Eleanor, Foxwood Phase I $3 Douglas W. Weill I WI Ida M. to Lot 17 Wlldwood, $44,000. Dennis - (R) (1 7) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (ID 1351 FAMILY AFFAIR 8 10 EDUCATIONAL Illi Olin Frank Gualberto Perez & wt Norma to Greenwood L ks III, I S'0,1 WO Six 10 Shadow Hills, $38,900 Tusca,vills Un 7. $75,000 Tompkins Dcv Co of Fl Inc. to aka Mariorle P. Taylor to J. 8 (1) NEWS fttm $450 WI Rudolph E. Taylor & marlorld It's the hops that give beer aid Ihi 11Cib11 Its flayer that gives some of I CO 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY Aiko S. Rickenbrode to Raynel Homes Inc., Lot I Blk E Forn Park P4 Olin Am Homes of F I Inc to Al,in Kim L Lot) 81k C Tillery & C,reenWOOd Lakes Un I %5 8 1 00 R Pauline C Ottino to Adeline T Karns, The W 801 It of Lot 76 FvansdaleNo 3,1k Mary, 88.900 WI Brenda S., Lot 11 81k B Un II, $100,000. U.S. Home Crp to Dea n L. Lakewood Shores, Re*byl *1 Veronne K., Lot Ill Jr & stack a] i,%eatht'rvora 'i 8.td'4U,tiirit' Lot 1.8 laurci s.sood $37 50 0 Same as above. lot 35. 812.800 to Raymond G Wms. Jr & Wedgewood Un 2. 856,300. Beverly R Todd, Lot 5 Six C Mead Sol Dale Builders Inc. to Bobby J. Gabany I wf Marilyn P. Lot 67 Manor Un 4, 586.000 the tops station, one can but conc'ude Its merciful they eeldciii get farther down In the (DOMOVIE 1351 LEAVE 1110 SLAVER 0 & K DCV Inc to the Harkins Crp., Lot 40 Crdinal Oaks. 812.800 S6 Sanlando the Suburb Bestir Gardens, $16,000 ItoOrients With Dcv Inc to Wm. H. Green Palm Springs Sect, $64,900 J. S. I. John F Kimpton&wfCarolynS (1) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (5)5 MIKE DOUGLAS 9:00 . Sect, 29, 87.500. Diane H. Foisted, Lot 20 61k H 863.000 Wyane Rohif Ing & wt Virginia to R. L. Pestross & Hueber Inc to Hidden Lk Un. I.C. $49,700. Ruth A Ault, Lot 6.4 Wekivd Hills Patricia A. Earl J. Waters I w Walter C. Benson I f Con. & 1o19 Whisper Wood at Sabal Point Sect 5, 859.900 stance I. to Freddie I. Whitaker John (LD(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO NEW ZOO REVUE (ED 4 10 OVER EASY II & wt Elearw M., Lot III The Of Sect 7, $1,000 Highlands, Sect. 6, $93,QØ wf Nancy M. QCD) Noel Sletler & Clarke 8(3) EMERGENCY ONEI (I) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 10)MISTER ROGERS F17) MY THREE SONS ff)(17)ROMPER ROOM liii ER AND FRIENDS 23 (10) SESAME STREET 17)SPECTREMAN ID(35)BULLWINKLE AMERICA 0 (35) TINNIUU yinr SPICInI GRIFFIN (11) (35) TOM AND JERRY (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 5(4) TODAY gf (DO MERV LOnQAZei samborSks. The W 144 it of Lot 142 S. the W 281 ft of F 426 Of Lot II) Van Arskae Osborne flrokera ( e Co add to flack Hammock $4 O Gordon A 8uIduc to Wri of the NWi, of W, of wf (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND MORNING - ' Gregory P. Eatchman & 191 the S 35ff of Lot iS Goldenrod Deborah Ito Nicholas B. Mellon Manor, 843,000 Lot 31 Orients Crank Constr. Co to Gerald A. I wf Maria F. , Gardens Second Add, 555.000 Chalek I wf Beverly Lot Gayly R. Starcher I wf Viva P Greenbriar of Loch Arbor 4th 4:30 10) CROCKES I, 10) THE ADVOCATES IN •THE BRADY BUNCH 7:30 FF Mid F-I to &A WI (ED (35) WOODY W00DPECK- 8:25 . G E SPLITS AND AMERICA (11) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR.. AND THE IMPOSSIBLES 8 QD TODAY N FLORIDA Roso Miller, a married couple Atlanta Hawks vs. Portland /1f .. line of N MecCadam..Lr. & wjjith Ann. Lot Sweetwater Club Un 1. 3 81k $31.00O. Complete Interiors Inc to (5)0 BEWITCHED 17 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER j2)(17 NBA BASKETBALL ,1'-t Ned Ford Bowersox I wf Phyllis Lot 32 Whisperwood Anne to AIn Jay Deshong & wf Un 2. $130,300 Homecrafters Inc to Robert C Laurinda W. Lot 25 Bear Lk HtS. (I) 0 MORNING NEWS (DO GOOD MORNING 24 10 FAWLTY TOWERS S. Irving and Brett Sqmbrs portray Harry and Gàprge HOTEL 4:00 S® TODAY IN FLORIDA (DQ GOOD MORNING FLORIDA $59900 Aylesbury Homes Inc to Fr Avorielle G., Kathleen E. to Wm. D Bethel & wf J. Deltingaro & wf at Sabal Point Barbara. Begin at a point on the E Yvonne R. Layton, Lot 49 Howell 3 30 9 (35) (IM (11 7) THE FLINT- 4(1O)s5SAi,tE$T$ftT 17) FUN HOUSE 7:26 9,30 0,a)NBC MOVIE "The Swqrm" (1978) Michael Caine. Katharine Ross. The entire southwest corner of the United Stites is threatened by the InVa'Ision of a swarm of African killëv bees. ii)Ø GETTING THERE ANOTHER WORLD 700 24 (10 8MA Prop Inc to Sidney C Campbeli Con' same as above 81k E Rep Lot 10 Cypress Landing at Sabal 536. the N 70 it of Lot 5.4 Amended Constr Inc Lots 37 8 38 Plat of Druid Park 756.6.8173.000 QI Sanora l.ins I 72. 814.000 00 to Point, 877.5 In Tune Piano Service, Inc 2:30 BRIEF (lj)(17)ILOVELUCY 0TOOAY 825.000 Area Bldg Crp to Belly R. King, Six B Sweetwater Oaks Sect. 8159,900 (DO GOOD MORNING STONES FLORIDA (I 0) VILLA ALEGRE DINAHI & FRIENDS of SWI 4 of N E I a of Sect 35, .1 1 30 Cicero HopkinS to Stephen L. Sidney G Campbell Lot 240 Lk Of Homer Franklin & wf Kazue to C Trim Acres Subdv., $100 Lakes Un 2.85000 Richard C. Mick 8. wf Naomi M Gallimore Home Inc to Gene B. mel Collins, Lot 5 81k A L.G. to Jack Strauqen S. Dens 8 Lot 1 StringfetlOWs Subdv. 8100 Edwards I WI Barbara R. • Richard Dantzler S, Clara W , Lot 9 ~35 1 DREAM OF JFANNIE t 6:45 (QCD) Lk of the Woods Inc to 137,400. Richard 0. Webb I wI Lonna L. 35 Verne Chancy, 836.500. Greenwood Lakes to Fl Res to Robert K. McGenley I WI, Lot 2 FRIENDS J(10)A.M.WEATHER 6:55 Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Lynda Carter. Peaches & Herb, Jimmy Messina, KISS, Billy Crystal, Lee Weston. ple,ç.an "fight fairly." DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE (3) Lot 18 81k A Sterling Park UN 4, Point Amended Plat, %%,100 Crp, $60 Meter. Lot its Gums Mirror S Mtg to Reliance MtI.One Tedesco 8. wf Harriet. Ltc 2376 & Inc. to 81k C Spring Valley Est .8115,000 American Group Add to CB, 829,40Q Rep Second Gallimore Homes Inc to Charles Lots 2832. Mineral Spring Pars. Homes Inc., Lot 16 Grove L. Lang & wI Joan I. to Hagen Gerald B Bailou & wf Dorothy G., Lot 13 Third Sect , 831.000 Donald R. Sadler I WI Joy 0, Lot Est, 81.100 (QCD) Ui of the Woods Inc to 61k C Spring Valley Est.,8145.000 C) 0 AS THE WORLD (II) (35i BANANA 1) 0 ED ALL" 11 (11 7) NEWS 9 00 (1) 8 THREES COMPANY develops a sudden passion 6:30 TODAY IN FLORIDA _________________________ another. By Oswald Jaciby TAURUS (April 20-May20) be better used to aid Alas Sostag Normally, you'renot the type Liveiof thoselnyour charge. One of the most delightful of person who jumps to CAPRRX)RN (Dec. fl-Jan. conclusions. Today, you could 19) DIsappointments are stories of the late 19th centuform Inaccurate opinions likely today If you expect ry was Frank Stockton's The others to do things exactly as Lad, or the Tiger". before all the facts are In. e king's daughter fell should. GEMINI ( May fl-June 20) you think madly In love with the hero. Be wary of a tendency to be them the freedom of ex The king decided to break up easily distracted. Success will reuIon you reserve for the affair so he placed the hero in the local arena and not elude you If you force yotrself. ' TAMPEC'E _ ____ ____ ______ _______ Edith and Frankle's friendship tedfrles suspicious when Wal- 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 3 00 0 GUIDING LIGHT (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL . gin money frivolously today, ask yourself If these funds could ONE-CHICKEN BOY. 1b4EE A 1CJJCKEN I4AWK INI4E ______ BI WIN AT - ______ 14 ('10) MACNEIL / LEHRER 'm foreseen AQUARIUS eventualities could sound things out before cause you to rationalize making any moves. yourself Into Inactivity today. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) A That would be a serious situation may develop today mistake. Find out more of which could catme you to feel what lies ahead for you in the you're be en advantage )ll' following your birthday of by a friend, Point out the by aending for your copy of Inequities. The other party AstroGraph Letter. Mall $1 won't be aware of them. IJERA .(Spt. 23-Oct. 23) for each to AstroGraph, Box 489, RadIo City Station, N.Y You may not be too willing to lOOlLBes*retospeclfyblrth helpotherstodayunless there IsaomethIngtnttfot.Thk date. PISCES (Feb. 2GMarth ) role Li not ,r e*zrater For Skirt topics of conversation you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) today that might annoy a friend. Speaking without Try to judge others on their thinking could generate a actions today, rather than on how they behaved In the past. heated debate. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Past memories should be Don't operate in fits and treated for what they are star ts today. This would prove past memories. Only MQITARIUS (Nov. 23. counter-Productive. after you've finished one. Dec. 21) Before spending - PRISCILLA'S POP 6:05 .1 / a (D O SUNRISE cusm on the girl. 1_1~ (~5) MAUDE Maude RESTLESS • 6:00 Sheehan commencing at SW WI. Doris S 85 It of E 170 ft of 10' p1,1 .i Olin Am Homes of Fl Inc to corner of the NW ' of NE'a Sect. 4). all of Lot 41 Amede Druid Park, S?O.000 87.500 11. George H. Slide Jr. & WI Kathryn. C. 8 H DCV Co to GaIIar Olin Am Homes of FL Inc to Lot 6 Bk 0 Greenwood Lakes Un. Homes. inc Tr 4 Woodcres? 'n S June M Watkins, Lot 3 Cluster 0. , SSI.6OO 81.000 Sterling Park UN 21, 838 . 00 Harry U. Carpenter 8 wf nSL Prop Inc to Gallagnr Olin Am Homes of FL Inc to Virginia J. to Alfred H. Lieverta & inc That portion of the N Homes Sheryl L Benson wf & WI Margaret S. , Lot 11 81k 2 Sabal David S. Employee Transfer Crp '0 BrentonF Graham to Sandra A JacobM. KoffmanlWf Shirley N.. Fireside Realty Inc.. to Charles D Sweetwater Michael M MiliS 8 At S" rH', C. 2 81k Townhouse Nelson, Lot H. Harvell to Eliza beth c.. Lot 45 Lot 335 L k of the Woods Lot 18 81k F Spr in Lk Hills Sect Club UN II, 8330.000 Sect.. a, sioo 81k F Sam. Sites, 844.O. Galllmore Homes Inc to Charles 2. 898.500 BMA Prop Inc to Same as above Gary 1. Wilson to Lillian C. Van' c Phil Orr to Thomas H ,900 o. Ballow & wf Dorothy G., Lot 13 THE YOUNG AND THE (1)0 . . Terry R. Martin Iwl Patricia R. to Robert J. Ott & wf Susan D., Lot 70 The Highlands Sect. 11 853,500. (1 7) NEWS D (Q COUNTRY ROADS ________ _______ ____________ I . (DO GOODTIME GIRLS c . 4VIE l~ One of these can be low blood drome." of sugar. That's Why lflthVidUalI The sudden dumping that some intestine with symptoms sweetsinto thesinall 448"tylt yourself to concentrate. CANCEIR (June 21-JUIY 22) causes them to be rapidly people 1110111 to Call Problems between you and absorbed Into the blood- deserve a competent, cornIn plete medical evaluation your mate can be resolved stream and, In turn, results today through a little give- a rapid rise In blood sugar. rather than being simply From time to time 'Ulis coining year you may reap - ' PUT 1}kE. tvaoPwuT Llsr c YOURBIRTHDAY . Fekury13, IM ____________________ _____________________ of his age. That's not always true, About one out of five the food is rapidly dumped out such reactions In older people of the small stomach, this is is, In fact, related to un- "The ancjther reason to sing the blJ, 0 FLORIDAI 846,300. 0T DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5:30 (j) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER sion. a self-doubting young priest and an older cleric are called in to perform an exor- NEWLYWED 12)(17)M0v (7)0 noted actress are diagnosod as the results of demonic posses- (!])( 35) HOPE (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:25 actions of the daughter of a C.'v* 7-30 O % TIC TAC DOUGH Hammock, 826,600. Slims mt. Management Inc. to Pierre Grynwaic I wI Estrelle, 81k 8 Lk. Kathryn woods, Lot C7)O THE FBI J FACE THE MUSIC SON King to dinner RYAN'S FOR TOMOR- '11JRP a Exorcist" (1973) Ellen Burstyn. .1rl,.gIveS the famous singer for MORNING 8:30 0 JOKER'S WILD fl '( 5) SANFORD AND o 0(1) THE _________________________ the Japanese arrive. 15 , 13 P.M. MAGAZINE 0 SEARCH ROW (35)35 UVE nun find that they're the only (1) 0 CBS MOVIE Santoro 7 WI Ruth 0., Lot $1 Fl Groves Co. 1st Add to Black jotqe Moreno & wf IdeISi L • 14 Orange VillÔ HtS 86500 Wm E Spigner 8 f Edna 1 o Wro 0 Ounaway 8 *1 .rc" H Lot 2 Ik F Sterling Park 861.000 Fon tne u Wi if rid J Bianctie I 8 charies M Eaton 8 Henry McAllister to Marguerite I Blk 6 Sterling Park Un 4, $32,900 Genova Woods Inc to Marco 1. 12:30 0(4) NEWS ____________________________ Knows. Mr. Allison" (1957) Kerr. A Marine corporal and DO NEWS 0 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (17) MOVIE (CONVD) United States. (A) Robert Mitchum, Deborah Linda Blair. After the strange THE OD 43 ABC MOVIE Joe, The Forgotten Kennedy" (1977) Peter Strauss. Barbara Parkins. The oldest & the Kennody brothers undertakes a dangerous World War II mission to achIeve hI(OlStTl and, hopefully, the presidency Of t he explained. (A) 7:00 FrHdihvites B. B. wives. (R) (10) NOVA 'Einstein" The why and how of Einstein's thought processes that brought him to his earthshattering Conclusions are 8:00 call the "dumping syn. derlYing medical PIMUM& For _______ Dome Pe*G would MY that his riesponsies are just bmun the small intestine. The normal size stomach is a food reservoir and lets out a Little bit of food ata time. Because O' man. Barnaby uncovers the tact that the man has two (35) JIM ROCKFORD (23 • I THE BORN LOSER FRIENDS Guest Steve 441, 11:30 (!) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Patrick Duf. 1) 0 BARNASY JONES While searching for a missing DAYS Fonzle U HAPPY When Rockford is hospitalized following an accident, he stumbles onto what appears to be a highly profitable organ transplant ring The Sunlit Chariot . fl)R511LOvE LUCY (II) 1) CAROL BURNETT A go back. He is fine 1 j• . H 10 AN EJO ners fingers 24 10) ART OF BEING I who are also business part- TradBlazer$ goes into a tailspin over a lovely Computer operator who fails tO respond to a snap of his — I am 19801-3 _ 11 TRANSFERS' Donald R. Kew &wf Diane M., Lot Sect, 13, 825,000. Mabel E. Mathews 1. Robrrt ii Byron 0. Beeler Tr to Edward j 1 BIk C Sterling Park Un 3.8116.300 to Robert .1. Mathews . wf •'.eJ Olin Am Homes of FL Inc to Lepkowski & wf Joan E. Lot i F., Lots 15 a. 16 BIk H 30 John t. Heverling 6. wI Helen L.. Verne Chancy Subd, 81.500. Sanando Springs, 8100. Joseph C. Sardano 8 Mike J. June F. Kennedy to Herman Lot Bk A Sterling Park Un 4, & WI Noreen M. to Ronald Sardano Eas 837.200 Betirmann I. wt Mathilcsa, The Olin Am Homes of FL Inc to H Nielsen & WI Joyce E. Lot 52 ft of Lots I lot 10 (less F 46 H) rep charlesE.Todcfa.wfLindaD..Lot Brookhollow. 810.000 of Mead Manor, Un 2. 0.3.000 TV ( EVENING sugar does.It's absorbed very ts honey In place of He ea rapidly into the bloodstream Th" — — — --sugar and has for years. and can cause the rebowid I — — — . There was a time when he — — 20 ________________ low blood sugar reactions just a year , went through the same as table sugar — — — but he has cut down. 25 22 would. . He sometimes gets these — — — — — — — i sin sending you 'r'le 31 30 's driving 27 28 29 Health letter IIUXIIbSI 3.6 reactions when he and he always carries Low — Sugar Blood 36, — — 35 34 33 — crackers. He's also had this Hypolglycemla. Other readers reaction when he hasn't had who want this Issue CIII send 41 — I 40 39 38 Ii'T — ______________________________ anything other than honey 75 cents with a long, stamped, and cereal and fresh fruit. se1f4ddre$sSd envelope for it 45 — — 44 43 42 Your Send your request to me, In DEAR READER — — — — — — — his care of this newspaper, P.0. 46 husband should talk to Radio City Station, 1551, doctor about It but your story Box 52 53 54 55 50 51 48 49 sounds like he's having low New York, NY 1001L — — — As The Health Latter I'm blood sugar attacks. That's 59 so 57 58 56 not too uncommon after a sending you eXplains, dUrIfl( 1 -- — — — person has had a large low blood SUM attackill YOU 03 82 61 his stomach can be disoriented p amount of . __ mental changes or — j rem 65 64 Since your husband Is The very small stomach — — — — — — — dumps the food rapidly into years old, it could hi that A flSDAy _______________________ frequent. He just had a people think honey is a health physical but he didn't mention f but the truth Is It has the not same sugan in It that tak this to the doctor and ___________________________ __ t. io __ prefix (abbr.) 16 Told brown DEAR DR. LAMB Health Food very concerned about my HI 20 Actor Sparks 45 Draws (abbr.) 22 Composer 23 Come by DOWN 47 Hushid Stravinsky 24 Smells 48 Alleviate 25 Daybeforea 1 Ages 26 Solemn 49 Sate feast 2 0 the sea pledge (abbr.) 27 Lived with 27 Vast period of 51 Canter 3 Threesome 30 Venus' time 53 Aleutian 4 Mountain near 28 Corpse sweetheart island 33 Era ancient Troy 29 Not beautiful 54 Positive words Japanese 34 Modulation 5 30 Fabulist currency 36 Beverage 55 Disparity 31 Cross 6 Transpire 37 River in 57 Compass inscription 7 Never (contr.) Europe Actor 32 8 Motoring 39 Reddish 't' -C ,LA.-t;, ___________________________ V1 ET ship 68 Na explosive Z~ U Powerful 140 It's REALTY Tuesday, Feb. 12, Fl. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Honey: I MI husband. He Is 70 years old T1AIN1OT HAM and has had a gallbladder *c NUNI operat n. About 15 yea ago I A I AN he had a seeding ulcer and 43 By birth they removed three-fourths of R Atri $ 1 PA 19 Flower holder 65 Weight units 21 - -. i . (suffix) 18 Colonnade - __ _____ N if V N _ 62 Paragraph 15 Annoying one 63 Small boy 17 On the ocean 64 Feminine assistant ~ ________ . Cut into cubes About - 1$1U11 NULL LO1Ijj * 56 Woe is me ____ ocl LEI APT L 58 Bore witness____________________________________ ZIN L AI N 01 61 Stars I $ I 1 0 0 £ S A U 14 General's , Truth 52Boxingcoup King 2 Boat gear .rc II!!J IGLOO ANO PI _ _____ 0 i LN 0 0 A L Is KYO T NN 48 Ovum appliance LJ(EACMARM"E%CEPTOR ONE LITTLE'fl-IING TONIGHT'S Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 44 Derivation 46 Compass point I Noun suffix 47 Revolve 4 Household Herald, Sanford __________ •, '... . ' .'j. '5Q I. I S ___ - - IE 7 IV . ,. ., . i i ,.11 'I... . . . . . 4 t MFE '' , t.... - . . ' .l•. ., - ' ____ ' _ _____ ____ ::' . . , ',: .. . ' . .. - . . ' .. ,, :', t *i :. ¶ '; '41 1. ____________________________________ _______________________________ % • .....' /, . I•i ., ~9 4 01 .1T -4 ..,.,, ,.:..s.....,..; -.. : !iiii _________ ________ áiI.• ki �I] I 4b-vifflng Pterald, I. Sanforn, Tuday, Fib. 12 960 [jFNoii - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED FLOE IDA STATUTES Ifl.2U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatiemesClorRuthE.Galn,r, the holder of the following cer. tiflcates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the descriIion of the 'oprty, an the names in which it was assessed are as follows Certificate No. 1167 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property Sc 06 TWP21SRge3OE Beg 140 FtSI 370 Ft E of NW Corof NE Ij4 Run I 399 Ft S 123 Fl WS9. Ft N 123 Ft Name in which assessed George I. Lavigne Heirs All of said property being In fbi County of Seminole. Slate of Florida, Unless such certificate Of' Cf tificat shall be ac cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 25th day of February, mo at 11:00 AM. Dated this 14th day of January, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 TOPS, p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital ference room. 7 Private Industry Council for CETA, meetIng, 4 p.m. at Seminole Community CoUege, Building J. Sanford VFW 10100 lakefront. AuxIliary, 8 p.m., log cabin p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital ference room. Open to everyone over 6 years. TOPS, 7 MONDAY, FEBRUARY g South Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., on cot Casselberry Woman's Club, Overtrook Drive. Program: African violets by Mrs. Catherine Boxberger, president of African Violet Society, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 TOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital Lonference room, Sanford. officers. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Semitiole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, officers. North Park Avenue, Sanford. Election Of NOTICE OF INTENTION , RITER FICTZT)CUS - Notice is hereby given that a partnership under the Uniform PartnershIp Act of the State of Florida consisting 00 R. GORDON WILLIAMS, JOHN HAAREN, WILLIAM KUIPERS, 0. ALAN LAKIN, RICHARD SILVA. DAy. ID WALL and GEORGE K. NOGA Is the owner of the trade name "CONTOUR GROVES WEST" and saId partnership intends to register with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court of Seminole County, Florida and Lake County, Florida, the said trade name "CONTOUR GROVES WEST" in complIance with Section 063.09 Florida Community Tests , SATURDAY, FEBRWARYZ3 Community Fitness Day, University of Central Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth soccer clinic and "learn by doing" activities. VFW Post and Aublilary Benefit Betbeu noon to 6 p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront, music bz Rhythm Rascals, bazaar and bake sale. for Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive Sanford Proceeds Workshop for the adult handicapped Of Seminole County. Open to public. Statutes. Dated at Longwocd, Florida, thIs 17th day of January, 1900. MONDAY, FEBRUARYZS Sanford VFW Post 10166, 8 p.m., post home Dated this 0th day of January, 1910. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR CLERK Circuit Court Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Greer, Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Ni(C'Ø. (R (INTIOfI TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned i5 engaged In busl',ess at 20$ West First Street, Suite 307. Sanford, Florida 32771, imder the name of SOUTHERN BUSINESS BROKERAGE, and Ir*sndstoregIstersaidname the Clerk of the Circuit Court pursuant to the provisions of $65.09 FIa. Stat. MARCII4 50 Club of Sanford, hail. dens social _________________________ NOTICE OP APPLICATION PORTAXDEID Flirida Statutes 197.244 Brenner, the holder of the Kiwanis Pancake Club DER.79 Day and Auc. 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 ___________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Notice is hereby gIven that a partnershIp under the Uniform PartnershIp Act of the State of Florida consisting of R. GORDON WILLIAMS, RICHARD Gil. SONS, IRVING GOLDSTEIN, JO. EL ALPER, LOUIS C. OELI$IO, SATURDAY, MARCH15 Second Annual Sanford Road Race, 8 a.m., 10,000 meter plus 2 mile 7:30 a,m. "Fun Run" I rUng from Sanford Civic Center. SUSAN ENHOLM, JOHN C. MAY. IRS and GEORGE K. NOGA, Is Legal Notice Legal Notice ___________________ __________________ FICTITIOUSNAME theownerofthetradename,"FT. PIERCE GROVES" and said FICTITIOUS NAME Not Ice Is hereby given that I am In business • 2$%O.A South Oak Avenue, .$en$ord, Notice is hereby given that I am snea.d In buslneis at P.O. 350. Lake Monroe, Fl, 32717, Seminole County, Florida, under partnershIp Intends to regIster with Ib, Clerk of the CIrcuit Court , 1. COunty aM Seminal. County, Florida, the trade name of "FT. PIERCE GROVES" In Florida 37771, Seminole County, FlOrIda under the Fictitious name of BLAIR AGENCY, and that I intend to register said name with the fictitious name of JIS EN. TERPRISES, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. J.M. Weir Publish January 29 and February 5, 12, 19, 1950 compliance with Section $65.O Florida Statutes. Dated at Longwood, Florida, thIs 17th day ci January, INS. the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, SemInole County, Florida in ac R. GORDON WILLIAMS RICHARD GIPSONS . IRVING GOLDSTEIN JOEL ALPER LOUIS C. DELISIO SUSAN ENI4OLM JOHN c. MAYERS GEORGE K. NOGA Publish January 22, 29 and February 5,12,1900 DER.76 cordancewiththeprovisionsofthe Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 51g. Genevieve 0. BlaIr PublIsh Feb. 5, 12, 19,30, $950 ______________________ DER.IO1 FICTITIOUS NAME NoticelsMreby gIven that lam engaged In business at 2113 Frsnct Aye,, Sanford, Sesninole County, WILDFI 00A.O,K. TIRE MART,andthat I ..1MCWIY! ___ \I _____ 1 Ft4 '' ___ '1' psA1l VI1Pi following certIficates has tiled said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certifIcate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names In which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 791 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property Twp 30$ Rge 311 SOC Ft of N 443.0 Ft of £ 113.43 Ft of W 901.0 Ft of NW ' Name In which assessed Lawrence Jakes Heirs All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State f Florida. Unless such certIfIcate or car. tiflcates shall be redeemed ac. cordIng to law the property described In such certificate or . the highest bIdder at the dooronthe3rddayof March, 1550 at 11:00A.M. Dated this iPh dey of January, iSiS. (SEAL) .flhur H. Seckwitti Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, SemInole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Oii. Deputy Clerk Publish January 29, and February fl 19, 1066 N0TICIOFINTUNTIONT RESISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAMI Notice Is hereby gives that a piierslilp under the Uniform . Florida under the fIctItious ____ and February 5, 12, sso 84AQU tIon,March 8, Sanford Civic Center, p.m. Auction begins at 5 p.m. . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Gloria F. Brenner hF So GEORGE K. NOGA Publish January 72, 2 SATURDAY, Sanford 10:30 am., Ridding Gai- (1979). DATEDat Sanford, Florida, this 20th day of January, 1910. 5t,iq Management Consultaiws, Inc. By: Richard H. Gleason, President PublIsh Jan. 79 & Feb. 3, 12, iS, 1900 OER.102 JOHN HAAREP4 0. ALAN LAKIN RICHARD SILVA DAVID WALL NOTICE OP APPLICATION PORTAXORED intend to register said itama with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, SemInole County, Florida in ac cOrdancewlth the provIsIo gI the FIctitIous Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 505.05 FlorIda Statutes, 1957. 11g. D.G. WIIII.ms NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that James C. oalner,rnehoteeqof following certificates has I lied said certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate PublIsh January 22, 29 and February 1. 1L 1060 DkTh and the names in whIch ii iiJsrs; FlerldaStaMeslfl.s44 numbers and years tite descriptIon of file pfly, Partnership Act of fti censheing of RICHARD COUNO, HARRY VAN TRIES, IRVING GOLDSTEIN, GERALD LANG, RANTCPI ISQUITH, GARY 'KNUMP, R. THOMAS WI$THOPF and' GEORGE x. NOOA Is the owner 00th. trade name "ST. LUCIE GROVES" and 5b'4 )bflhvThp n$onds to' Certificate No. $50 register with the Clerk if the Year of Issuance $972 Circuit Court of $etnlnele County Description of Property $100 p 'and St. LUCIS County, Florida tile of N 650 Ft 011½ ci SE V. of SI $ Mid trade name "ST. LUCIE Sac 21, Twp 21 5, Rge * I GROVES" In Cimpliance with Name In which usessad Rosetta SeCtion 301.00 FletIda Statutes. Rackard Dated at Longwug. Florida, All of said property being in the thIs 17th day ci January, U. County of Seminole, 5 RICHARD COLINO of Florida. HARRY VAN TRIES,. Unle* such certIficate or car. IRVING GOLDSTEIN' tificates shall be redeaa ac GERALD LANG cordIng to law the property RANTCI4 ISQUITH described In such csrtificate or GARY KRUMP certIficates will be soil to the R THOMAS W$THOPP highest bidder at the court house 010101 K. NOGA deer on the 15th day 01 February, PublIsh January 29, 29 and 1910. at 11:05A.M. InM,Y IL i Dated this 9th day of January, DIR.77 ....want a copy? - __ - , , 'No. (SEAL) Arthur H. lecitwitit, Jr. Clerk CIrCVN court, ' - YVV Have - ffi, Seminole Co., Sanford, Ph. Sy: Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk Publish January 22, 79, and 1111 a February 1,12, 060 011.44 ap.e.red Ii the Ivesli, Her. - aid 66l — stid NtIS 10 NOTICIOF INTENTION TO RESISTER FICTITIOUS tISVS? TRADE NAME Nlce Is hereby given that a $snInurIlti. under the UnIform Partnership Act 01 the State of Fda consisting KIN, VASCO C. MARTINS, RITA ORIM, OR. $I4ANASIDOIN RA JAIL MICHAEL DEFAZIO, DR. JAMES P. HOPKINS, GERALD LANG. GEORGE K. NOQA Ml available, New yee ciii erder au kis PrIM ii uy $110 'lctI kis appesied _____ lii lbS IVInuUg St' aid wIlbi. lbs list $ deys let' 1465 pIes taL PATRICIA FONTII. Ii me eamer 00 lIe trade name 'CONTOUR II 3222611 to plac. your - OSOVIS EAST' and sold pert. MflhipWestdsfor--- wng*5 Clerk 00 the Circuit Cavil 01 SentblolsCeuntyastdLak. County, F*lds the sold trede e "CONTOUR GROVES EAST" In Nonce *1* Section $0115 FlorIda Statutes, Doled at Lonpjuj. Florida, Ills *7th dsp 00 JMuary, $0. MEL CHASKIN VA$CO C. MARTINI RITA ORIM OS. $$ANASIDoIN RASADE MICHAEL OSFASIO OR. JAMES F. HOPKINS GERALD LAloG - oid•r .- GEORGE K. NOGA PATRICIA FONTII . Publish January 32, 79 aiu FlSrwany3.ILINO OIh.71 - NOTICIOFSNIIIFPI SALE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ 00 Ixecvtlsn IsSvsd out of end under the seal of the Circuit Court 00 Siminsle CeWnty, Florida. wpen a Noel lMeme,d rider In Otis aNnuM court iii the lilt day 00 $ebsq. A.D. *029, in that ceitsin case entItled. 0. PovgIas Pest. strom. s. Josu DavIs, Jr. I, KefWteth W. Mclntiili. if il Plaintiff, •vs. 1*51 Spivey, CLkiW, edict etaresald Writ at Esecutlen wos dsllvarsd Is ma - shrIft 00 Semleale Florida, and I hive levied upon the oew"' property us by Ethel Rehe,,, sild pra,.rty being lOcated In Sentinels County, Florida, mare par. tio,larIy desaRed as fsilou: IaUI, 11 TsomShIp 191011. hlWv, Range 31 East lIe East 60 foot *oNar*JI*V.00m,Nsm. V.00 lIe 66IAI%.islt V. Nerib 01 Ditch (loss 14015.0). North SeN 1130 PAGE 1030 and II. underslpued as 15ISIIN Semlels Cly, FIelds, wf$ at il10A.M.M*eIgtdsyatMs,, A.D.190I elfin fot sole end Silts me h1ghest Ildear, hi Cash. lulled is asp and ill esdstk50 lions, 00*sP,,N (West) Doers ffieIsn1b101uCesntyinIIusas Sd. Florida, thi lbeug aseribed personal property. T Soil sate I 101,5 made Is satisfy the terms 00 saId Writ of EsMIlsn .11151 FiSt, sheriff Sem*0lo County. FIelds PublIsh February IL 19,30 Ml ___ __ - __ ' ' ch4$U - ' - - DSR.1I 322-2611 3csMicotivIfiInes. 7coitsicvflvitimes 0:00 A.M. 5:36 P.M. MONDAY fluv FRIDAY _________________________ - 2ChoIceIotsln$ect)oflM ._._ . Found Letvaar 1st. Femate Beagle, Tri•color. .We'll even help you word It. Call 372.7611. 3227010Or372$M5 -________________________ 6-Child Cars - Willkeepchlldrenlnmy hoeforwsrkInmottwr Resl. rates. Reforencesglvon 372.5013 __________________________ 1$—IbIP wrIte news of local interest from LONOWOOD, SAN. - DOftIS aenclas, gevernment. The defInItIon of a prefect and activities: must have ___ tW whIch will be withlnadeflnitetimlpsrlsd,Itasa pUbiiCliViCSobjedIve,rQtt5ifl a specifIc product or ac c.mpIllIim.nt whon éensp$eted aM would net llhirv,Ipa Is OC ef1ied with lstkip funds. A'enclas should submIt Pro065$t$ I entry levelpesitliots ' - An starter. nea jjed ____ Ele offIi 00 the City MMager, U*i'd. , lmprs.uauN tsr tIreS (I) Wets WINo Oetallod specllcatlegus are 1.1 at *5 CIty described property Apply . PM in the Chambers, hem Ill. Senford, Florida c.., comnuissct reserves .,, to * * * * * * * . - ___ FICTIT*l$ fIlMS ___ *0 1901 elfin for laOs MI Sell to lIe IWleat bidder, hi cash, luWo(t to asp aid au existing 1*05,00111 Preet (W01) DoorS melsinleolsceunlyCoufltiujislo $aafsrd, Florida, the asevo Wealbed personal property, That Said sale Is being made to salIep She forms 00 jill Wv. 00 Eseoutlos. I. Poi. sheriff Si01ls County, FIehda PubIlult February IL 19, II, Ml MWCII.l010 011.49 - - __ ktnelS Ceiidy, P101110 1st . . . ____ - corpstlmvdumore.Prlcodto soil. WOOS - - REALTOR I 173.5774 Day or Night p,j , 15*, 15, Cl, FR, lelsof extras, •, PIIA appraIsed -at $30,510. --$I,INdwn. Owner wIll pay all deoin cgistl. - - " LUXURY LIVING isa. N, Is peel, ISO. green 0• $11966- IXICUTI VI LIVING yng $$ j acre estate. 3 SR. s guest cottage, fruit trees. '. 011.00 - - . ciIl:. cLR*$iPlIo ,_ DEPARTMENT ******** • .; ..', ... 4..- (4 l'A.d...4 *' . 'f.. 'IL.. • i. ff:- i'-. ' v.' REALTY 'ISALTOR ____ - Exclusive 3 BR, II home In Wynnewoodon 1g. 1*01 Pan Fl. Rm., 1g. patIo w-SSQ, dinIng veal much more SPP SIRVICE CONTRACT. Just Super 3 SR. 2½ 5 home I ,- '- Dresmweil w-spsclous pan Fl Only the best 4 SR 25 home In Mayfair, eli a sl Iott.10 kit, C HIA, Fl Im, , I' Ra'tut M' s- - lyoN-uN ____ - w. 4 SI, IS charmer i TM 001 Is Sc. far seep maW., MuaMlessa cot loS w.lg. as, I*NO.. cilhueaI cilIil55I- - i SaclNwresoenasm.lakeall .'.4pm Rd. sva wgsol I suite. Inlay your peel I pills 3222420 homestead. 10 acres or more, i dO payment. Osteen. H. ErMit hag MO1R sr. hAL ifTATE SrShe 210 N. $7.92, Casselberry, P1. Eve. 502.341 0344166 -' • s, .- . 330-303-1301 LARGE SINGLE FAMILY LOTS NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, CLEARED & READY TO IUILD. SOME TRIES. $7993, WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. MANY TO CHOOSE FROM. 2½ ACRES ZONED MOSILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, excellent terms. S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. OSTEEN AREA PINE I CY. PRESS WOODS. $3 ACR ES AT 1000 PER WITH TERMS. WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON SRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILDI $1,500. MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, SETTER HOMES AREA, OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS ADJAC. ENT TOA PARK NEAR WIL. SON SCHOOL. 512.100. LX. CELLENT TERMS. — - CROCUTT SEIGLER REALTY 24395.MvrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 327.1577 331444 - . PARK REALTORS - - - 42 IIe Hot III 55-Boats & ACcessories -Cmsrciml Properly __________________ ____________ + real estste I Inventory. $143,005. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR. 313.7903. _______________ -- ' - -' - .- . - -, dn, take over payments s goodcredit ratinu 322 68)26 ,0 8 p.m -. _________ -- -- - VW 72. .11) 1 dr auto. AM FM Mchlin. nCw sucker. e 5)650 or best otter 321 - - ______ --- -- Removed - -______ I9Ctev Ve. low nil car. 28 FTTPQ 5)993 a. otter 323 *730 - ..ruuu - o_M.:cir.ul Morchandise 1YVWIIdIW1 141.1 I cur clearance, big savings. Call Seds, DbI. motel B.S. & matl. $30 set. Sanford AuctIon, 1215 S. French. 323-1340. Western Boots. Special 539.99 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS YELLOW SAND BsautyCars Home Repair TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON C0tTTptC McbuIe' Call Clark & Hirt 323 7380 new I uied mdse. at 2621 S 62.s-carm EexsIn. Home Repair formerly Harrielt'; Beauty Nool fX - - - ' 5759 5191. Is? St., 322-5712 coed. $200. 323-0300 betort Like New - 68—Wanted itdmlssion $1 In silver. This month's bonus, SO gal. of gas at SOc per gal. 031-03)9. lide-by-Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table, w-2 benches, $30; lull size baby bed w-mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $29.95; metal olf Ice desk. $70. Jenkins FurnIture, 205 E. 25th St. 323- 095%. to Buy Buying old pocket watches, any cond. Will pay top price for this rea, 665-6640. WE UUY USED FLHINITURE. APPLIANCES I PLUMBING niture, 203 F 25th St. 3330951 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES Sanford Fur atique Pants I Jackets 110.99 es ARMY NAVY SURPLUS. We buy used furniture FURNITURE I. THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave. Sanford 3236593 iustable walker for sale used. Take all for $100. 321-0122. Cash 322.4132 or Sale: 12' Alum trim break; sawhorses; (4) *4' walk planks Larry's Mart, 2*5 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furnIture, Refrig., stoves, tools & cutting board. $225. 323-4100. Antiques, modern furniture, Brunswick Professional Ste.'linp Sflver. Oriental Rugs, Diamonds- Bridges Antiques. s5%t more also gold & sterling. Will picji up 131-13)9. 3225-52 URNl lURE-BEDDING. Wholesal, to all. Orlando WhoP sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd Orlando. 51—Household Goods - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices PaId Used, any condition 641-0126 Wanted: small horse or pony for good home. Reasonable. 327- .'.'-i r- III 333- 72—Auction repossessed, used very shol time. Original $111. bal. $111 0 $21 me. Apont 339.5304. off of total Inventory of braN new interspring bedding. Thesi beds are not damaød 01 seconds but brand new top Ilni bedding sets onlyl Free loca delivery. Nell's Sanford Fur . CUSTOMIOMESIIUILT RebuIld Condemned houses $30-Ill) aft 6 SG BALINT 3228665 Home repairs, paneling, root. carpt-t, remodeling All work nuar Fr,,.. I-st Ill 8-465 es.sn'iaklng Alterations, Dressmaking I Man, Quality operation 5 yri. e*p Patios. Driveways etc.Wayne Beal 321 1321 Drapes, Upholstery 2-O707 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISF jj, That'sCiassifledAds ______________________________ ro, Estate Cdmmerclai & Reeldential Auctions & Appraisals CIII Dell's Auction, 323-5430. CERTIFIEDLAWN &LAND5CAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3227902 Ught Hauling Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, Thermo stat controlid heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322-5757, Yard Debris. Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5371 Painting _____________________ Painting y Anthony Corino Quality Int or .t pressure cleaning. Free Est.- 322 0011 CAL MOYER WOODMAKINGI HOME IMPROVEMENTS , - IF TIIISIS THE DAY lobuyanev car. see today's Classified ad , for best buys. makingcustomfurni 3232304 eve, Handyman, minor el, rep., plumb., carp., free cit., 24 hr. serv., Senior cit. dls., 151-490*. HouwClsathig PaintIng—cot'aflng" - - Interior Exterior All Work Guaranteed Free Est. 322 1091 Painting & Repair Will Clean Houses FromToptolottom Reasonable Prices 373-9020 Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized,fast,dep,ndable Regular or ltlme basis Please call aft $ p.m. 617-5094 15' of Hand surplus FurnIture, Dishes, _____________________________ ; . • EUTSIER PAINTING& REPAIR Interior Exterior .REE ESTIMATESCJII 345534) - - - The sooner you place your claSsifIed ad. the sooner you get results. - Trent PaintingS. Repair 'Ilen16IflI'UvSn10I MIsc. 323-3702 eve. s'*'oom SuIte, $35, Antique DeN. $00; Antique Chest, $30. are Lawi & Landscaping I Ca1l131-$3SSor$62-0135 ieple.]j they going to Know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calllnr 322-2611 or $31 9993, )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. I Remodel & Additions, I NeedA Handy Man? Roosevelt Dimes, LIberty Standing Halves, SlIver dollars, etc. 22 x face value. some lower 645-101) ask for Ron. Used full sIze hotel-motel bedding. Vary clean, $11.SS ca pc. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvag•, 1792, So. of Sanford. Broom; Tilefloors installed NEW&REPAIR Free 1st. • we can't do it no one car' 3?? 0711 _______________ ______________ Handymen Why buy used? New brand nan,1 box springs I mattresses at 2C pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen & king. Jenkins Elec. etc Groonng&BosrdIng V. SELL. T R ADE Furniture, 30$ E. 25th St. 0951. Welding. Plumbing, Painting etC etc. chances art' 1 MEINTZER TILr New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 509-1567, FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture Salvage. 3fl-5721. i)l-3lSE.FirstSt. .111 Home & Auto tt'pair. Fences adi. walker $25; Puc,5 Services Unhuniuted Big or small we do it Ceramic 'Tile _______________________________ 322-4'S) lnterior&E,terior 377 3558 Free Est, -----------------..-------- Ca. pentry, Painting, Maint. of all types Lic. Bonded 323 4035 Insured 0340159 - SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SER VICE Per Warnuty Servics iii sAMANA eSPIED QUIEN iPANASONIC KITCHIN.AID IJINNAIR REPAIRS ON ALL MAJOR HOME APPLIANCIS __________________ - - - BU JUNK CARS From SlOto Will buy 1st & 2nd mortuaQes- We 0'Alum Jon Boatw-oars I Ca1l3221634; 321.4160 also make Real EsWe -& ____________________________________ & new3hp motor$1SO, ______________-I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS Business IOi. Florida MorTop Ooltar Paid for lunk I used 322 1571 __________________________ lgage Investment. 1104 E. '15 models. Call 3)9 9105) or cars. trucks & heavy equipment. Robinson. Orlando, 427-2976.. £605 (Dealerl 322-5990 ROBSONMARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 I Got something to sell? A Classified Sanford. FIa. 3277) Ad will sell It fast I - - - - i $ Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 3-49-5259 ------ ____ _____________ ' - 77—Junk Cars _______ - -, Phons3fl-7051,Sanlore.. - . -- BROKER - - ' 1. .10111 - -- 2g rma - - *731 ____________________ — -. 3413 FrenchAve,, Sanford 323 niture Salvage, 17.92, So. a 2 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR I NEAT, FULLY PURNI$ID MOSILI.- $OMI LlE NEW ___________________ N. a.' ON 7 CANAl, FRONT LOTS. 4711 EsIsts Wanted OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. leg. REDUCED TO $14,100. -us N. IS-IL c: -.y, P1. We buy sliMly In houses, opts, I Iw.N3-3NI SEIGLER REALTY BROKER vacant land. Lucky Inw136S vesfinonts, P.O. l** fl W.GarMtlWhIte Sanford 322-dill 37$414Ø 327-1577 Peg. Real Estate aroker JOHNKRIDERA$SOC. Webuyyoursqulty,closeln2lhrs. IOIW.Commircial AWARDREALTY,INC. - I 47-A--rtgageS Bought & Sold $311 for further details. TIRE 322-7180 ShocKs $4.95--- Heavy Duty S695 New Batlerics$?995 HERB'S TV 7597 S. Sanford Ave. - ______________________ 'ANYTIME 'Multiple Listing Service -. -------- ------ __________________ _________________ _ ____ - . ______ 091.110. mlv lathS. Cudsep __ built 3.3, ha everything 15 cluding buIlt-in Microwave - • -' MIS IIW Pus Plucr000 - home I ' PIoneer acres. Hew out your own MAKE OFFER. Rm., Dr,eif.In Kit., 1g. petlo I laundry rml Cony. locatlonl SPP SERVICE CONTRACT. MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. - A buy for $19,100. Orlando 327*577 Geed fishing, lake frontage, , 2 acremlnl firm. Comp. w.3 51 luome.Osteen. $VMeII IS COMING? _________________ - Sanford's Sales Leader 051101151 Hire It IsI Should be - 162•)'I1 — J53 listed 3 SE, 1½ I home wallextras.C-H&A,w-wcarpet, OR, Fl. Rm., Rec. Rm., FP I morel IPP.SERVICI CON. TRACT,assumable7pct.mle. Only $49,100, SEIGLER REALTY. Sanford 321-0640 qoilIlIld STROM REALTORS feel SPP SERVICE- CON. TRACT. Yevcs len 144,1161 051*05. F. ' 3 SEDROOMS, 1½ lATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX jgj, __ -6 ' - ___ EithigIfrnilil yOueFuayvs$0- STEN Branch Office fl3.flfl FR, very attractive kit., _____________________________ Ive.3NINNIS - 1. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH, IARN ROOF, NEW POOL WITH PRII(ACY FENCE. 551,900. _____ - 6½ acres for only $15,500. Very good terms. Osteen, Payment Cash for your lott Will buIld on your lot at our lOt, Y Enterprise, Inc. 044-3013 Medei Inc., Realtor - buyers. Ne luemos with -.sJgpp.i1310 :.LewdeStn Pd ens. M)1? -( - ¶ NEAT, 2 'CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. 509,500. JUSt___ pariah Nn sin. Ibm. 1 retired couple. tSR, II, LI, listing. FARMS RANCHES GROVES lATH, CENTRAL AIR I _ilIJtfl 1HhIà010nIAviL orgrgsn. tcIudsd l tl*Is We sPecialize In- VA.FHA.235-Con. Hornet ' - -,.;- CLUDING 3 SEDROOM, 2 IROlR 2430 S.MyrtleAve. week? This Is an Ideal wey Is Inlarm lbs PUblIC PM _ OUR CONCERN" 163117$ February 12. iS, 30 Ml s ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN. - ___ . ____ DOWNTOWN. 121.900. . DII you know tiwt your dub or orgsnhzat$on can appear Ni this ftsfl.ig onch wk 1O Only $340 par a LIST HOWl Call Watt Cappel 3233400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 535.3053 . - ,i*F,MCIAVS. - 5'ublI DINING ROOM COMBIN. ISTATES near ATION, NEW APPLIANCES, Tvscawllla. NEW whIte CENTRAL AIR. $35,500. msn,FP&4 hexigon FR,4 II, 75, 400' sc porch, 2 SEDROOM NICE PORCH, selarlums. horses I much NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, mere. Caffive at $1S7J10. NEW CAR PETS. WALK TO • - MA EMPLOYMENI' sc DeBARY LOVELY 2 BEDROOM, 1 lATH, FAMILY-. . DUNMAR Early SIrds 7:15pm. - OVIEDO-S acre lots, some wooded w.paved streets. Us,900 up 2Spct. dwn, 12 yrs., ½ pet. mt. Zoned AgrI. J.MANN, Realtor 365-7273 2135' S. French ($7.92) Sanford 323-5334 Low Down -__________________ j Ilsallowlord, wooded, 13,100. 3237151 atlas' S. -.. ' ..., - CAI.LANNITTI- _ NEW 3 BEDROOM ClUCK ITT LOG HOME TO RE CON. STRUCTED - NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES. 131,500 COMPLETE I h'I1%.XX - USAc*EIth*epres00*5 PIURIME Name IloledsI To-Wit: Sides 10.1' Funds Motld - iNSELIIVASLE lake front T,'homeen Ig. chain if lakis. 3 ,-. Ii, 75, CIlIA, paddle best, -sea well, Ill car garage, ww . HELP YOU. - - •" - Moetings EMPLOYER W.SMPLOYEL The Real Estpte Agency Inc., RUOI1 _____________________ Business. 7:161st Tuss. WHEN THEY SET TO YOU THEY MI READY TO SE HIRED, YOU CAN HELP MA • LETTING MA i 'OW CMIy, FI under the fIctltIs MILES INTEINATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES, and 001St I WidIs nopisL sail same will lIe Chit 01 *0 Clr01t Court. __ •- - APPLICANT. WE MATCH ____ Is harSlv stom lIst I am ll1IA.M.enthellhdeywasaich. erusil in IvubtoN 005005 VIA located off Courtland I ____ ins - Beautiful country lot in Deltona, _________ ______ - . ________ Ii. lIOn Ii ft'asW, owster will Sill 'fivenisry at T money Is a .. -- Harold Hall leelty '.• REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322-ills _______ ',b EsryWed.&t.. Call Bart ' .. helms, .TOALL BUSINESSES IN THE SANFORD AREA MA EMPLOYMENT IS HERE TO SE AT YOUR SERVICE, WI ADVERTISE AT . cosv we sc*uN EACH WORLD. $14,950. .' AMERICAN VETERAN _______ REALTY .INVISTMINT Westet'n Auto -- 12105 eq. ft., auto lIt weIr DISABLED N. French Ave. 011.40 ________________ and the undnuipled N Nail 00 ninois County. P111110. will at filirt. Oy 141,900. I kutlu 00 Isnlord Lake. Only vacant lot in area. 322•9283 If you are having ditliculty findlnç a place to live, car to drive, a lb. or some service you Nave need of, read all our want ads every day. - Hwy. 17-fl CITY OP SANFORD DATE: February I, 1100 - to: I' ______ .:': NOTICE Sdrm, 2 lath lakefront home wIth beautIful vIew, fIreplace fruIt trees. 1 yr. warranty. k1IXCLUSIV1 ½ acre In country - 3 51, 1½ 5, 10 mm. to II i' 4,prlvate area, C.HIA. 1g. P0015, carpeted, easy cash to- J aeotiaoar.ssatm, c., ... - t R. LSILIO*4Nst$ILYInSTMJ f01NlLYIsSoSinSlockCOmp.e qSlfn$en01M1,edIm. P.5.4 PS fl Perfect ISCatIOSI '- . era Most Sly Car Let 1, Run NWLY on t. MARY- 2 LITTLE LAKE . ' FEES Director . Marellik Iflorpeloes. I sold ,nperly being located Is_lisle Casmty, Flida, moo par. tIsilanly desalbod as tiNgLE: Loll sill Pint PANTAITiC III, IS huge kIt., ' .YfermaI DR. 1g. Master SR, citrus trees, low cash to mont. NO BROKERAGE Mvsrftslng slusH be in 115 CIly .a city Hod. Uatatd, Florida suet later thIn 1:16 PM, Wa*issdsy, I m. lids will be spend en by In COUNTRY LIVING at its bestl 5 acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 2 lath, tam, room, fireplace, screened patio w.BRQ, self.cleaning pool w-coOi deck, fenced pastures, fIsh pond, access to St. Johns RIver, $129,000. PUL pInk grapefruit, So,elvalenclis.35R,1I,new ww carpet, CHIA 19.25410 port ship. Must seal Only -- Ron Sick brick , home, large lot, fence, con. venlontlociestoSanford&I. 4. Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty, 537.500. ____________________ - commission with full' COfflSflY benefits. ' LOVELY 3 Sdrrn 2 Bath ____________________________ 41-4louses Towerpinancial Sire. 1411.241.349 Salary plus Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor, 10$' paved, road, 240' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal - - Call Us er Terms Previous experience 24 HOUR OLD MIMS ROAD- 20 acres MOL on paved road. Improved pasture, partly wooded. Zoned Al. Owner financing. $43000. &'INAROLD HALC RE4tTY ' ?4 INC. REALTOR,MLS UseYaurHiAoSit MW'. - 43-Lots-ACreage - - 339.0309' 339.0500 _________________________ ,"*Wn duplex, f Ins downtown -location, neat, in good repair, - .;opstaIrs 3 iR, 15, downstaIrs ;..'--- ESR apt. Excellent Income,'L'- Ilpi yield. Large assumable interest mart. — holed bide will Is rsalvod in *5 ' ggreaslvs sales. advertisers. A grist tOt' $ 5Ilf i our beautIful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES isC3OrlandoDr. 323.3200 — VA&FHAFinanclna I. Altamonte Dr. - - I Tbesday & Saturday at 7 30. Its te only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 - __________________________ Ph. 322 0352 BARGAIN TV'S ------------------.-- 0 Large family home, 4-2, sIngle garage, c HIA, w-w carpet, yr new, cxc cond. Yesteryear price. 532,500. 4S.A_Apartmiflt$ 1 701 Bldg. _____________________ Homes - RIAITY REALTOR' ___________________ - CityolSoifoil, Sentinels Sill. '' contract idablhshod b us. Nigh ImmedIate Income. MWmnum investment ,ns. Hlal$PnsfltstrudureCallngr. 1, 1400.431.4111 or write NANCO, 2111 Mantevajlo Rd., LW. Slrmlngisam, Alabama .31111. Include three 11147. 42—MbiIe 101111,1 Casselberry.Sanford. 339.4147 " r $—Losns Person Is needed for _____________________ ______________________ saliS and sarvlce 'NEED CASH? s.taIIshsd and new _______ Couim "----- sfvastcs. 510. CIIlIIIS Scitweils, ____ 24-IusInsssOpImllunitMs ____________________________ RARE OPPORTUNITY Own Your Own Suslness. DIstributorshIp f or Kodak fIlm, Duracell latterles, GE, SylvanIa and other pkqto predects needed in your arts. No SellIng. ServIce top retailers under exclusive SALES INVITATION TO lID . — — 3715 P.O. 50* CI43 sales ' NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN mat by VIIItA of that certain Writ W Exocutlen luved out of Ml smr the seal of COUNTY COWS Semloels Civnly, Florida. upon a fIlet ludsemuld rendEr In the aNnesaud court en the MIII day-of December, A.D. 1*, In wialn case entitled. Albert N. PIttI Plaintiff, V5 MeredIth Interprlsas, lac., Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Isandli wos delivered to me as ihorlif of County. da fstlI hive levied ion IhSix - It ac ISP $42,900 ettE'bsr.ge. __________________________ ADVERTISING ardócew$tItffiepreyIsiamcitho FicfltlM Name Statute,, To-Wit: Section $.Si Florids Statutes wi,.aTD øi,.ir.c 3 BR. Move.in cond. Easy AssumptIon uim. _.- ' 2 It YIV? ___ we Intend to resIster said name $,5 clerk of the Circuit Court, Need StorageSpace Mature workIng gent. desires rm. by wit. w.klt. prlv., ' - - 539,900. 339-4430. or assum mtg. ------- ---- 3757 RIchius Sell Idle items wIth a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker 322.1431 or 0314593. nvmer. Writer seisy to ielm Tansusy, ospi Dallas, Tui ntsdbont .w iwvwwi ______________________ 50,400 TO ASSUME NO QUALI. FYING 2 or 3 BR, lovely neighborhood, near 21st St. . pLc AUTO AUCTION 107W. 27th St 323-91)4 MILLERS fair that YOU payI for our divorcel" DaIon.T Itejch '.-'-. Siit'th.. wy 92. 1 mIe west at WlllbuyiunkAutoBàtterles .__- - 2619 Orlando Dr "Her dad paid for our wedding, Dad. It's only Owner 2 11$ 120x170, garage, toolhouse. much more $21,000. 323.1153. 3 BR by LAKE MARY 3 BR, 28 sc. porch. Priced righ forquicksale.FHA,VA,Conv. ----- ' - 2•e ___________________________________________________________________ $25,000 ______ Do Include your County PlerIda under flue f tltieve Mm. of GENEVA s.AR. DENS A. ARTMINTS, and that - .--- 101. furnished. 322-1310 trsvel required. Tall VS SleW? ySWVIeIf end your February 12, INS NOTICEOPSNIRIPP'$ SALE w perSOn,layornite, W'oilst each y*sr. JC _____ _______ - 321.O75 DISTRESS SALE Auume Mtg. Owner says bring all offers 3 apts. DAYTONA .\tjO Al - 76-Auto Parts -- Ie - $800 3fl-OOS6afterS 7TVrepoI9" Zenith Sold or.g. ____________________________ $193.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo Agent 339-5306 f& eo-jTos 323-7340 -. - 75—Recreational VehiCles -IV.NdUlU-IeIV'.I ? / Reg. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. ______________________ ____________________ 1 BR, lB Condo, kit. iqpt. RIggsReoIty, REALTOR 322.7972 Williltwlthsidevly Na Investment or overnIght - ___________________ - rsgldarlyarolntpwtopinceme _ Publish 7 SR 15, new carpet, fenced yard, new kit, appliances. 412 Rosalla Dr., 322.40)0. _____________________ 1Sihatlons Waflted- inhiai, commercial and farm accounts In your ares. Previous sales experience net required. Knowledge of equIpment and mechanical backgreuni helpful. Iii our company paid training pregram, we teach you silesmanshlp and product Icatlan. You will learn sales techniques vied by Ilydrotex salesman who Avant I Development Tuisdsy, February 19,1066 t CerpsratI0st. Inc.Pu'S? PedersI Savinis & Lisit 5 CherfoS 1chrtz. Sank at flue comas 001742 and 404. Preildent Thsmestlngwftlsta,,a,713,p.M. PUbliSh Fib. IlL iLlS, 1066 EVelyn Younger D153Q Secretory 011.00 FLOOR 44 on 1742. profitable career sellIng cvst•mniade lubrIcants to DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING PROPOSALS II FRIDAY, FESRUARY 00, 1900, Sill P.M. PublIsh: February 12. 1515. DSS4O IsiRistOle County will be held ., . You can have a pleasant a P.M. Mast. P11. Florida +dop.3fl.0214 \,f'4 $a - r - — - Travel trailer hold 2nd with large down. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LiSTING SERVICE Eves. 322)959 '73 Toyota H u' P U Exc runn'flQ cond tcxiv Best offer 668 80'8 ______ . $77,000 322.219 7 ______________________ STEMPER AGENCY ____________________________ Agent 339 8356 -J ad - French SANFORD v. wi' 79—Trucks-TraIlers SANFORD AUCTION. Washer repo. GE deluxe model Sold orig 5409 35, uSed short time Ba' 5)89 II or S19 35 mo Executive Home-Loch Arbcr 3 BR, Rec. room. øool,7 yrs. old Assume 7'-, mt. Owner will . C-H-A$32SmO, ',.':. uIIper I 'alnt I Per Good benefIts. Apply in person. 1 ml. north of _________________________ _ CIITY The annual moetk electIng OlreCtSrsuO the Humans $ocIsIyW , Uflhlflss New 32$117L - MANPOWER DIVISION, FIRST STREET AND NORTH PARK AVE., SANFORD, FL. 31771. PhOne 323.13651st. 252.5:31516 Seminole County, ______________ ------— want $CASH DOOR PRIZES 1215 S. .IvPfl 0 sell "Don I lciS chairs, tablet & TV's , see Itsiikepennies - S VISA - MASTER CHARGE S --------- .'•-' -- - - tools inc. 2 welders, rollabout tool box, wheel balance, acks -# lots of hand tools, also tots of chests, dressers, couches, ParR, ; I' '- .. .'." 1g. lot of commercial garage Orig. $529. now $205 or 1*9 mo. Agent 339 5356. Hotpoint EIe Range. Avo UI0JflC ti0 even. $300 Refr whl I(ostfree, *7 Cu. II.. $250 ____-- 3237832 new), 3 BR, 28 home, central located, only $13,000, assume mort. at 7~ 4 SR,1½ I, Fl Rm.carpetsd, 4,. IfALTY Inc. AOTiRE Ti ' I 5 I NE 2113 rrench mojtly modern, some old also MOONEY APPL lANCES 323 0697 - - -.Ret repo 16 cu ft frost free. 1 Eves. 322-06)2. 322-iSV 207 E. 25th St. -. - '. MONDAY. FEB. 11,7 PM Loaded with good clean turn. ServIce Used MMhineS backyard, 543,900. - fl-44Q$5$ Uhed ., ,---- - £VflPJ IslirEhsrgyc. L'Csffim . - N)s hereby given that we LEGAL NOTICE ANNUALMSIT$NSILICTINS DIRECTORS OP NUMANI DIETRICH - - ----_____________ ____________________ PITSTIOUS NAME PublIsh .lanusry 15 and FIWVOVY I. IL IS. 1906 DER.45 Mellonvllle. - me. 32294)0 -.., SN, $4 & 4.12, full & part tlrise Apply In person Sanford Nursinl I Convalescent Center, 950 - . (SEAL) Unfum,25R,Adults e - 78IVtctOrCYC les -.-.-- I KI-NMOREWASHFI 3 BR, 18, FR with FP. fenced ---- 72—Auction- - - I a3so MULTI PLE LISTING 'REALTOR LOCH ARBOR US,UL)-i7. JolSns RIver access, 53,500 dwn. for 10 acres, ow', will assIst with financing. 31A()plexes :. HAL IiT 535,000-4 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared I fenced, -- ________ • a I . -- - MICROWAVE _- stanlial down. this won't last, call 1 today. - - 322-0231 LIsting, 3 BR, 18, olderhome,good cent, corner lot, owner finance with ...,, _____ COfltmuftIty based n.n.pref It organlzatlens and units of local Circuit Court, Siminole Co. - . - _______________________________ OURSELVES EDITOR FIGHT INFLATION 372.7611 9.Sdally Sell Avon. lncreaseyour earning Mon..Fri. power. For details, Call (VERY DAY IOffii00lI IS 101ilifli )'$41.4117cr4is43079 5SF What you have to seth. Call Package store clerk. hr. tedayandyesarClourn will Will train, good company here tanisnow, binef It;. Apply In persoh. Walgreins, 2942 Orlando Or. Beat lvltders-F.T, steady wit. NR assembly dept. We WAXEN are looitk for several — now. Cilia Best Co. To work In Sanford. Ph. 500.0110. Silver Lake Rd., Sanford. General Labor, Yard Work, Needed 1mm. P.T. Phone .,,,Msn. thrv FrI. apply Seminole . fo, .,.,ll.Oarøn Apis. ,. ELIGIBLE AGENCIES ARE: the lies andes maIntenance type. Pr.lecls should be planned nsttsaxcuedl$mentt$s,h.weyer, fundIng, If approved, wIll e,Wy be through 931.11, wIth additional funding contingent on fiscal year 1901 allscatlens. Intarseted Parties 14'O to CSII tact: Dianne G.shorn, Senior Plahnar, SEMINOLE COUNTY ,- .. CALLANNETTEAT323.s176 Contact: All organIzations bed withIn Seminole County, this includes local educational InstItutIons, • " - -.---- Pust, bu."un ontroIs, has caro .titi ,n waranty use,. $619. assume pay ments of $21 ma Agent 339 J 323-000loreves.323.0517 - $45,000-Ne Oslary- lovely 1g. 1 BR, near shop I churches. Ideal for SenIors. 322.0054 or 400.44$. YOU HAVE CONTINUALLY DEMANDED A CHAPfCE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, NOW YOU HAVE ITt Mack for gathering the social news from your respectIve community to be prssinted In a column In The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S French Aye. __!3h72..322.0719, $230 + Sec. Dep. 323-4370 To FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CAISILIERRY, OVIEDO I GENEVA and If you have a ALLFLORIDAREALTY L MLS REALTOR Lovely 1 BR Condo KIt appliances + WOO antent,andtore.establlsp,gaI5 daily, fInally above all never quittIng even though defeat'.d. WANTED fiscal ___ . Deputy Clerk - ..' and to Ibad. I want you to be aggressive toward life '5nd personal achIevement, not CORRESPONDENTS 'rho s.,niwi. County Srd of CommIssIoners, as prIme bar Itie Comprettinsive Employment and TraIning Act (CETA) funds, requests Interested elIgIble agencIes toappty for Title VI Prolect funds. ApproxImate funds in the amount of $1 15,006 are available for the remaInIng year 1900. action 1 BR plus den.air, tile bath. $320. Adults. 011.7053. - handling problems, not eily PART.TIME PUSLICNOTICI communIty n10d - __________________________ Samsid, Pie. Sy: Cheryl Ores,' - ,'.SANFORD-Remodeled tuestod investigator. Also you must have common sense In _____ ______ Name in which assessed lames Will baby sit in my home lvii or & Marie Collins. I port time. Infants wetcome. All of smit property being In the Call KIm 3274405 at? S p.m. I County of Seminole, State of W1ntIF Sags. ares. Florida. Unless such certifIcate or car I lificates shall be redeemed ac cordIng to law the property at 11:00A.M. Uifols 0th day ii January, 1*. Arth H. Seckwlth, Jr. Clerk , a pinion wIth a posItive attitude and a pleasant personality,-pius axing a seir slar?er and an In. month'sbomm,I0al.otgasat 50c per gal. 001.5319. 323.7322 . UnleSS such certificate or car. tificates shall be rodsumed ac cordIng to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be site to the highest bidder at the court hives deer on the 3rd day of March, 1505 .., WANT SILVER CLUB .JOIN NOWI AdmIssion $1 In sIlver. This LAXEMARY Erip$ of Property Lot I BIk 13 Sanlando PB 3 P05 Alis Hell All of said property beIng In the CountY of Seminole, State of up. Pool. Adults y on Lake Ada. Just So. of AIrport Slvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.0670 Maimer's Vlllag - . -- PUBLICAUCTION M. Unsworth Realty , - 52—ApplIanCes BuildtoSult-ourlotoryours FHA VA, FHA 235 1245 Beautiful 2 acres In Lit. Mary for your dream home. Zoned agri. $25•000. __ ,, - ChildCare,$IOWk. ___ Unfurnished Q.Apartments _____________________ I' _______________________ by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 41 - Summerlin Ave. 3 BR 18, new root, super clean, call for more details. A buy at $26,900. ,- - 32747. Mature woman to sit w.snlall clulld in my home. Approx. 4 hrl. 3-afternoons wit. 322.7927 372.7113 It's IMY to place a ClaestfleJ u I . . qualifIed. in. sider training 4)9430Jg5$ __________ ______________________ Weekly & monthly rates, utilities Inquire 300 S. Oak I41-7U3 •- dividual. Salary + co., goodbenefits. Apply in person Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., Lit. Monroe or mail resume to P.O. Box 306, Lit. ManF-OI, Fl. Stitch. Rainbow Creative ExpressIons preferred but will ____________________ ____________________ STEEL CORP. exp. ____________________ p Sanford GracioUs lIvIng. Reas. - inside sales In Sanford offlp, - . tpa$ James C. Gainer the holder ol the following certificates has fIled said certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the descriptIon of the property, and the names In WhIch It was areas follows: .sses CertifIcate No. 703, Year Issuance 1912. 03,63,73 + 74 JO Packards ist Add to Midway PS 2 PG $54 Name Inwhlch assessed Lu Von ' . PORT EVERGLADES - NOTICE OF APPLICATION 'OE.IAX.DI.ID... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ford(Alrport)betwe,nsa,,,. 3 p.m. .1 Sell that estra bike with a low ca Classiflid Ad. 1 ! 1-1tstructioi _________________________ Why ie Lonely? WrIte: "0.0 AMate" Dating Service. All ages P.O. Sax 0071, Ciearws. tar, Fl. sis. a Bldg. 210, Rudder CIr., San. 337.4733, 322.0362 4-Perioflils Slost - Navelorang,s&grapfit . 000IklawnCOfnitOf'y US0 eactt. 327573$ - 10 Lit P••GOOd T1in 3-CefT*Ieries - areas boliows: cwslflcate No. 411 Year of Issuance $971 OelcrfpIon of Property Lots 01, ___ Fiberglass, gel coat & mold maker. Pay accordIng to asp. . _______ Apply Starllne Enterprises,, ___________________ ___________ DES-2 aM years of Issuahee, the descrIption of the pnper,,, p fbi names in Which It was assessed _______ OR SEMINOLE COUNTY FIIERGLAU EXPERIENCE - _______ Deputy Clerk Publish February 3, 12,19.70,1500 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Arc SalvaIl, the holder of the fohlewlng cittlficites has filed said car. tiflcatesforataxdeedtobal.Jved 'thereon. The certifIcate numbers CALL 625.0636 SERVING ORANGE AND. ______________________________________________________ ______________________ NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Plesda Statuses *97.140 UPJOHN HEALTH CARE Classified Advirtisig also appears in the Evening Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The _rates shown abeve are Iii' beth days. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. February 3, $2, $550. DER44 LIVE.IN COMPANION All CLERK Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Greer, Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole CQyn!y, Florida Publish: January 27, 29 & 3 to 11; 11 to 7 3 Lines Minimum __________________________ SanfOrd, Florida Bt Cheryl Oreir, ... line a 7k $ line nc a line DEADLINE Noon TuesdG (SEAL) Seminole county, -. ITt SATURDAY t 1950. Arthur H. Ieckwith,r. Clerk of CircuIt Court ,. RN's— LP4's HOME CAR E— HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES AIDES- RATES I time .................NC HOURS tilicates shall be redeemed ac. day of January, - NEEDED NOW! 83h9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT cording to law the property descri in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house dooronthe 10th day of March, 1900 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 0th day of January, Dated this , Herald, Sr.frd, Fl. - o described In such certIfIcate or certificates wIll be sold to the highest bIdder at the court house door on the 25th day ci February, 1900 at 11:00 AM. - - Evening CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlondo Winter PQrk certificates has filed said cer tificates for a tax deed to be lssueo thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are at followS Certificate P40. 5,1 Year of Issuance 1974 Description of Property Lot $ H Durants Add PB 3 PG 12 Name in which assessed, George J. Miller Jr. All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or car. Florida Statutes 197.240 Wanted iS—Help Salvail, holder of the Iellowino Publish February 5, $2. IS, 26. 151( DES-i WILLIAM KUIPERS TUESDAY, .-Hslp 1900. at 11:00 AM. R. GORDON WILLIAMS lakefront. Over ___ - TRADE NAME - GEL) Test OrientatIon, 4 p.m., Seminole College. scheduled for Feb. 26 and 2?. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TAX DIED Florida Statutes in.ioa NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thatLeow.SalvailIJ,am.d'A.'c Salvall, the holder of the following NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TAX DIED Florida Statutes 157.210 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Ar and years of issuance, the description of the property, .d the names in whIch it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 371 Year of Issuance 1973 Description of Property Lots 32 33 134 Ilk. H Longwood Park PB 11 PGS I 9 & tO Name in which assesw, Hugh 0. Donriell All of said property blng In the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer. tificates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property descri in such certifIcate or certificates will be sold to the bidder at the court house door on the 10th day of March Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford. Fla. By: Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk Publish January 22, 29. and February 5, 12, 900 OERI? of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gar. dens Social Hall. Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood, Election of Legal Notice certificates has filed said cer. tificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers 1q10. Over 50 Club Legal Notice . 3234139 COURT CUSTOM'SCONST Custom design homes, AdditiOfl5, 323-0251 Carpentry. Paanting, Roofing, Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free EstImates 323. 4033 after 5 p.m. — Photogi-apIiy Wedding photography by John ) CulIun' Free engageme photos or color 0x10 373 525$ ? a �- - - I • • • • . • I . I -. I '' • - • S ' • S•••S -- • _ • - -S - •• - as—.t VeninI Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,Feb. 12, INO Who' s On F'Irst? !-- . S 0 • • -' • .,. - ''I , ~ 'Its In Maine Carter, Kennedy, Brown Pleased WithResu ctn3or4petage points byprO)eCUflg Carter Uab United Press International when third of the caucuses had,not I For years, the New Hampshire primary was the first milestone on the long road to the Democratic and Republican yet beRlin. presidential nomina ting conventions. TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (UP!) Television station Weeks asked Winters to grant the T.4msuss-n.r eqial •. pi, gave Carter 45.2 percent of the iai This year, instead of anticipa ting the effect its primary will manager Foster Winters said he never dreamed the airing of time. • delegates to Kennedy's 3.4 percent -not a large dlstlflCtlOfl in have on the future presidential race, the Granite State Is "Hell Cats of the Navy" starring Ronald Reagan last month numbers. But holding an Incumbent to less than half the vote 13 assessing how earlier votes will affect Its primary results Feb. would come under FCC's "equal time" clause, "When I first heard about It, I thought we ibeid aIequal considered a plus psychologically. Brown f inished with 13.1 26. Supporters of Republican hopeful Howard Baker did, time to any ca ndida te who had appsv.d hi a iNS mivis," pgcint, New Hampshire still has the first state primary, but It now however. Winters said. "But they (the FCC) didn't tht h1111W' hi IL" pr aide Thomas Southwick said the CBS projecfollows a whole series of political events: delegate selection Following aishowing of the 1948 film on WGTU.TV's "$2.98 Winters was told to give the Baker CSJPPSIgn ak tim. ' lion "tWinitely had an impact, probably thee or four points." caucuses in Iowa, Arkansas and Maine, and prelintinary straw Movie" program, Baker's Michigan field coordinator Julie to the amount ReaIlsi Vat 00 do Screw votes In Maine and Florida, Not to mention Puerto Rico, w here registered voters are But CBS spokesman Ernest Leiser said, "We were abLiO "The president absolutely did win in Maine. We're very Stephen Rivers of the Gov. Edmund awu ampsign said bJ past rnuitaM liesits ellrWido, using y. allowed to cast ballots in both the Republican primary next pleased ..." said Gov. Hugh Gallen, chairman of President theresultswe, "real encourallft tous. I U** it " .. Sunday and the Democratic primary two weeks later. to what would be expected to happen." Carter's cam pa ign. three-way race," . 72nd Year, No. 150-Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1980-Sanford, - Bundy Awaits Sentencing For Kidnap-Murder S Killer . Gains. IS was reached after 42 minutes of deliberation. consent by all parties connected with the crimes, The 33-year-old Bundy already has twice been wasrejected by the prosecutor-s because Bundy was sentenced to dea th. He was convicted and given the making repeated complaints about his court- bid sympathy but a ploy to thwart authorities who had denied the couple's request to marry. - -- IMUSINOSS It PANT _PAINT SUPPLIES - Call 3222611 - Benjamin P.,, Paints GLASS £ PAINT COMPANY, INC. IANFOND _______ 211 MAGNOLIA START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising partmentof ON THE GROW I ADVERTISING , J F ~ -. ~~~~~~~~~'~~I(I1!I1( NOW ! w-. Jhlrmock's Now' I II ' SHAMPOOS $ CONDITIONERS 7W.t1S IT. COWU %7411M UNFOlD 322471 1' -- .2 toner , POOL (305) 323.9601 . DAYS... TUBS. £j,iD OSLANOO-$ANPOSD DSLYOISA ISII MIT IIT. $APOIDLFLL I -. $I ., 'e. • S- 4 . .. -• - , - •., .. - - •. ..-' . fC:TI. - - • - • . - - - r •- " *1 11 Iranian Foreign Minister .Sa(tcg h Ghotbzadeh said today no timetable has -.set either for th. ri'I,',c,' ,f American hostages or for setting up .tit international commission to Investigate alleged U.S. crimes against Iran. i _______________________________ . .t.n Tile foreign minister, lit Atliens foran unofficial visit, also denounced the United States and the Soviet Union trying instill the fear one another into the smaller nations in order to take thviii witler theii pi Asked by 8 (011IrilUmlist reixtrter about the rst'mict' of the U.S. Sixth Fleet in tik' Indian (.)t-ean and the Persian ( ;tllf, (;hotbzadt'h said, "Obviously se are opposed to the United States presence in the (;u,1 .irul Indian Ocean, but the Soviet Union also has no right be outside its -IS I . - S Schedule ' S S.•. ,. -' - .qI . S ... the estimated $5,000 in cash, Benson said. S I. S S - 5 . -. • t ( S \ -. - -.'. ".. Who said there is 110 togetherness in government? Lake Mary disproved that this week as four of the city's e employe s presented THEY LIKE Mayor %V; Iter Sorenson (center) with an THEIR BOSS S Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes were in Tallahassee today to participate In the Florida League of Cities legislative meeting and seeking help to get legislation passed to benefit the two municipalities, - Admiri n g Itheir chief executive are employees (front left) Connie Major, Madeleine Papa, Barbara Gorman and Carol Spotta. _ the city being forced to reduce property taxes by 16 volving violation of Sanford ordinances since t1lat cents per thousand assessed valuation of property. function became the duty of the state attorney's office Kulbes said he is seeking support to create a new several years ago. formula which would permt the cities to raise taxes The second piece of legislation would provide a live percent more than the highest amount levied.That definition of the word "enclave". While state law for- Kulbes said today he is seeking an aniendment to amendment if it )lad been law would have permitted the bids cities to unnex lantis; and thereby create an en- legislation being Introduced to again limit the ability of Florida's cities to raise property taxes, Lake Mary, which celebrated Its sixth anniversary as an Incorporated municipality last August, has been suffering with financial problems since the legislation limiting its ability to tax property became law in 1979. The law permitted the city to raise taxes by five percent, under a complicated formula which resulted in On TV Tonight W1\sIllN(;TON (IPI - President - will full it fl;lItufl2IIiv.IpltIqp1I •arlt'r news conference tonight EST. It will be his first such major news conference since Nov. 28 and he is cx. ( - ut8p.m. ix-cled to face questions on several major ISSUeS, sufficient for tile entire nation rise up 811(1 sole the problem, tie' caid. Tile militants themselves, who have to been hohhng the hostages for 102 (lays now, 581(1 in Tehran Tuesday they will obey KIioiiiein if he accepts a coin. prmuist and orders the captives liberated. A spokesman for the militants told UPI that it Khomeini accepts ani.Sadr's boundaries, formula and orders them to release the i1tie United States has no right to be hostages to an international commission, everywhere in the world exercising its they would obey "because we believe our po wer, and nor has the Soviet Union. We iinam." Oppose the presence of the U.S. in the The militant spokesman was asked Arab sea but the presence of the Soviet specifically if the militants would release Union in Afghanistan anti elsewhere is no the Americans even if Shah Mohammed less dangerous." Reza Patilavi were not returned - their to - - of titvutit,ii. - Carter for to Knowl, es Kulbes Lobb y Legislation tJ---- I I I .. S .. Hostage - S esk. ". G-hotbzadeh: No L..~.i t' -'. S • to open the 1,900-pound ww - • -. .- home witli his mfe before - - January at night when the security guard STYLING SALON PNNN lSfl$.P NCNAVI. SANPORD :,". a- - .. 1 roiled out of the Stromberg plant In mid- KINGSUF HAl e -.-- -. The safe containing an estimated $250,000 worth of stocks, savings bonds, blank travelers checks and cash was - so Stimulates Growth SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT I- MtrsnlsIcie - IQMNSIo,,O, GMC.nslnt1s IUILDSRI I MSWII$ SAJIPOID lIMSIl CAUSLURIY 1S4SIS %Viiitinan and Janssen were tinder contract . Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles and lAke ai r & Scalp • of filming in a ne TV movie, "Father ftU11I,TI Leper Priest,- andhad a quiet dinner at :j frequent the lake area, trying to determine when the safe was abandoned by the burglars. SCALP TIEATMBITS Condm.n. H • second (In . UI Creative sIgns Are Our Specially! Kennamer, said he was (lead." ..." I Benson said his department is working on the case night and day tracking down leads and interviewing persons who --------. mires ssesl the beas. Sps*d.I hruslsSs which ire us display at he p $5 (. isv. wId.-varl of X3RIIU rnean and put hini in an ambulance. I 'took his wife, :1 safe or cut holes through the walls to get the checks and Carbon at Jeweler,, scaled Is Iasgw.sd Plus, ad. •.--, togettier at Universal Studios in tile early 195osand Whitinan had appeared as it guest on one ot " I lie Fugitive- episodes. . "'I'llev . finall% got his heart going b%I mechanical - T U.S. savings bonds were recovered from the still locked safe or scattered nearby when the safe was found near Lake Bethel in Volusia County Saturday night. Many of those bonds and checks have been sent on to the FBI's Washington laboratory for analysis, Benson said. Rsöert Hager. a cw Licensed & Bonded Sinol 1970 lie said,--I rustled into the house and sawa bunch viiuii s LUuU%. S SA1 ISAMIS I *ITCN -Tun. Evnlng NUISIT -Any Mdlum - Tues. *11 SYU -Thurs. Evening --.*IU *111 -Day $ Evening 1 msr,u sAit ttIli$ To Ow Sb4ints Mit 711$.HWY.4*? ISLOCK LON00O lof 434 $3.siöI ALGELE HAIR - Dead • from the Stromberg-Carlson electronics pla nt nearly a month ago, Police Chief Ii...... 1) :.1 •.__1___. 1103 iy aid UMTa*I.IruTNu RETAIL LINE 41 and was taken to Santa Monica eniergency hospital Lake Mary Police I)epartment is 1w-I. INTRODUCES • tracking down leads from the safe taken *OVUTI$IN.Ir4 ADVERTISING beach home at 4:30 n.m. to find paramedic and fire trucks parked at the house. The burglars apparently were unable 401.0 WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 tgIJIb tiQlIS - of men working feverishly.to save David's life. His long-titne friend and fellow actor, Stuart %Vhittnan, was aniong tile first to know of his death Leads From Safe rt IT'S US or RUST Ewnlng Hem_ld - - I a OAOWW*0 61 Moore, Paints Review where lie was pronounced (lead. Bank of Anierica traveler's checks and A COMPLETE LINE ;. avid Janssen Benson said about $90,000 in blank NO. -x D Police Pursuing - - - Lake Mary .-. . _____ - !.l2?•. It was the &A day granted by the court aim Florlds i'e.wn.d ecut1oni last year after a 15 year moratorium. - ____________ the TV series, "The Fugitive" and, more recently, 'HarryO,"sufferetj a coronary atthck about 4 n.m. - - for _______________ SANTA INIONICA, Calif. i UPI , - Screen actorTV star David Janssen died of it inassive heart attack at his Malibu Beach honie today. lie "as 49. TALLAHA&5EE, Ha. (UP!)- The main considerat1on$ ~ I - Acto r • He explaim-d the impromptu nuptials rere not a - F race, sex and geographical location, attorneys for killer : . Deuglas Ray Mesks said. Less t)ai an hour after the arguments were presented:; Monday, the mate Supreme Court granted Meeks a stay of Me scheduled Wednesday execution. S Thejusticesdidnotuy If they were persuaded by statla. : tics Indicating Florida imposes the4th penalty In a:: racially diacrimlnatory manner-or by the argument that Mdci' trial counsel was Ineffective. : It may have been a little of both. was not ac . The stay "until further action of this court" èonpanIsd by an opinion citing reasons. That presumably:; : will follow later, - ii -- for knposing the death penalty for murder in Florida we .: - I_ _____________ - Sen. Edward Kennedy's spokesman, Jeff Petrich, also said, But none was quick to project the Main results 1.11111110 New I. He Conceded th# bqMe used in the broadcut -th4l "We're certainly pleased ... I think this spells trouble for Hampshire. Calw would win more than half the vote -"was unfltle .., Carter in future primaries." Kennedy's cwnpaign, meanwhile. estimled CBS Nm hW - tunate.11 ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) -Convicted sex slayer death penalties at Miami trial last summer for the appointed attorney. They felt the former Utah law Theodore Bandy Is to be sentenced today for the bludgeon-strangulation slayings of two Florida school drop out was laying the groundwork for a kidnap-m urder of 12-year-old Kimberly Diane State University coeds as they slept in their later appeal. Leach of Lake City. Tallahassee sorority house on Jan, 15, 1978. Sa t urday's penalty session brought a bizarre Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling scheduled After the jury was dismissed Saturday, state ending to the five-week trial. Bundy decided to sentencing for 1:30 p.m. prosecutor-s were released from a judicial gag order The five-man, seven-woman jury that convicted and revealed that Bundy signed a pl bargalnlnr -pc's3nally plead with the jury to spare his life. 11n he put his fiance, Carol Boone, on the stand as Bundy on Thursday of murdering the pretty seventh agreement last May, admitting he killed the two on ly witness. grader recommended Sat urday the second an- FSU students and the Leach girl. In exchange, he niversa ry of her dea th that he be put to death in was to be imprisoned wi thout parole for a minimum Dur ing the 32-year-old di vorcee's testimony that Florida 's electric chair, of 75 years. Bundy should not be executed, he sandwiched In a Jopling Is not bound by the jury's decision, which The complicated agreement, which required car efully plotted, brief marriage ceremony. (USPS 481-280)---Price 15 Cents - Baker To Get Equal Time Following Reagan's Movie On IV Workers in all three Democratic presidential camps in New Hampshire found something to cheer about Monday In the Maine caucus results of the day before. 1111ertilit -W city to begin with a base of $3 per thousand dollars cave, state law does not define the word and there has valuation and to raise taxes by five percent over that. been no court interpretation of the word. The city is currently charging a tax rate of $2.84. l'he cities of Seminole County have generally defined Knowles is supporting two pieces of legislation. One an enclave as being a piece of land completely would permit the creation of a citizens board to enforce surrounded by property controlled by another city ordinances. Knowles has said that the state at- jurisdiction. The county contends an enclave is a parcel torney's office, because of budgetary contraints and of land completely or partially surrounded by prqect tack of manpower, has not prosecuted any case in- in another jurisdiction. -DONNA Oil the hostages, Ghothiatleli s.iiid: litain dentand throughout the crisis - "There is no time-table for the release providing Khomeini ordered them to do . "Yes," he replied. the commission to start work. There is only the decision to begin procedures by In another development, President forming the commission which will af Carter Tuesday night ordered 1,800 terwards go to Tehran," the Iranian Marines and four ShIJ to join U.S. naval foreign minister said. forces in the Persian Gulf off Iran. White lit Tehran, Iranian President house news secretary Jody Powell Abolbassan ilani-Sadr had said the emphasized that Carter's decision was hostages could be released wittiin a fe~~ (lays "if America agrees to our view" nammiely, admitting that it had interfered in Iranian affairs during the shah's rule. - Washington has rejected that course. "not related to the hostage situation." The president will hold tiis first news conference in over two miionths tonight to explain his administration's policies and positions. It was not immediately known Ghotbzadeh, making his first trip if lie would announce any Loulprolnise abroad as Iran's foreigit mmiinister, said he that could lead to the hostages' release. does not expect his govermumient will have Khomeini has not commented on the to use force against the militants holding formula, which is based partly on a plan the hostages at the American Embassy set forth by U.N. Secretary-General Kurt in Tehran if Ayatollah Khomeini decides Waldheim for an investigative cornon their release. milisslun. aieni i iuretly is in'r e't delicate" negotiations related to arise because the order the Imamim is the compromise. ., "T-z:. • to of 2 --. s,iãt ACID PUM U r.-ju. .j 5. SOO Valentines Love Carbon Shear D.Ilght __ BEAUTY ULON 2111 Preec Ave., IaeIe, (Ness Dsir Ti WflhI,..'. CS) it Thumu,, . - - U.Ivreiters.Psam cit I, edsr PUB ESTIMATES-NO OBLIGATION COMPUTE MECHANICAL SERVICE .ddlng . • • . - - 1111711111111111111 d'i0 i. • PACE PRODUCTs, mc.. 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Kelly admits he took 1,000 from FBI agents posing as rich Arabs seeking congressional favors, but reaffirmed his claim that he was conducting his own in. vestigatlon of "shady characters," Kelly, who was to arrive back In Washington this morning, has also scheduled appearances in Laid Of Lakes Thursday, Pinellas County Friday and in Citrus County on Monday. A staff spdkesman In the congressman's Washington 3916 $V*4 M& IINOU COUWEY 2 2.,., .0 _" mandated PREP Plans Include: -Early screening of children for learning disabilities, including possible sight and hearing difficulties, and the establishment of individual learning 4* Around The Clock Property Owners, Lake Mary Officials Disagree Bridge ------------------ ------ 5B Classified Ads 10-11111 Comics ....................... 513 Controversy over the rezoning of Lake Mary Boulevard from C )$SWOrd -------------------- SB fifth to ninth streets continues to swirl in Lake Mary. Dear Abby ....................18 But City Manager Phil Kulbes said objections from property Deaths ...................... 12A owners that four-block stretch may be because the owners Dr. Lamb ..................... 513 nniisunderst.and the city's preferred professional office zoning. Editorial ---------------------IA Florida ...........................The Planning and Zoning Board has not taken an official Horoscope ........................position and has decided not to vote on the request of the mnlajorit) of the property owners to rezone the par cels for Hospital ......................2A conunercial development un til March 25 However, it Is ex. Nation ....................... 12A pected to be discussed Ma joint meeting of the city co uncil and Ourselves .....................113 Zoning Board Tuesday and again at the planning and zoning Sports .....................811A meeting on Feb. 26. Television ...................12B The majority of the property owners at several public Weather ......................ZA bo World ............................meetings of th bodies In recent weeks have indicated they want the lands rezoned from residential to commercial so they can get top dollar for the properties. They have said increasing traffic on the road makes their properties undesirable for Shuttle Delayed homes, Kulbes and several members of the planning and zoning The space shuttle launch has board have indicated they prefer a rezoning of the property to been delayed again because tiles professional office zoning. protecting the ship keep falling off. Kulbes said today commercial zoning requires 10 feet be left See story, Page 1*. vacant in the rear of the property, or 20 feet if the property abuts residential development, which Lake Mary Boulevard of 'We would like to see Lake Mary Boulevard developed in offices. ' — Phil Kulbes property does. Kulbes said he is trying to eliminate that requirement "to give theni more workable land." 'We would like to see Lake Mary Boulevard developed In offices. They want commercial zoning which would allow bars, restaurants, retail stores and would cause more evening traffic on the boulevard," Kulbes said, noting professional zoning would have 8 a.111.40-5 p.m. traffic. Kulbes said residential property owners on Seminole and Lakeview are concerned. "With professional zoning th e boulevard property owners would be able to sell their property just as easily for just as much money as commercial," Kulbes said, "We want to see the boulevard developed in a better fashion than state routes 434 and 436 were," he said. - DONNA ESTES Rep. Kelly Warmly Welcomed By Hometown Crowd T1., ,~.!I - 3,4, - - .. 0 - I.E. LINK Consfructio -. 4~ we Ness The wow Ws D. Nsa U.. Yw Bimlsiey Ida W.* Mess held, Y. I1sa On. $p CISSI'JI Presee. I-. •WINeSU..$$,, 11111111 Handle The Whole Sail Of Wax" -I, .~ . ' WE FEATURE IIPAI1S small * ( 1 TMSWØSdCISS,dfl.IIi, U INSURANCE . i •I? U)9 CARPORT GARAGES No job . I-7 BEDROOMS S - • , ._i ~ -~ ' iT Rezoning Dispute Herald Staff Writer Students In Florida will be entering school at slightly older ages in the future, according to the Primary Education bill passed by the state legislature. The bill strategies for each child. also requires each county to prepare a -minimum standards that kindergar ten and third-graders must meet primary education plan (known as the before advancing to the next grade. PREP Plan) within strict state guidelines. -the reduction of pupil-teacher ratios ( hiring more teachers will likely be Seminole County's PREP Plan will be considered at today's school board necessary for Seminole) -kindergarten for all children. (Under meeting at 7:30 p.m. In the board room, pre sent regulations, children may enter onville, Sanford. ll 1211 Me first grade if they turn six on or before The plan, required in an effort to improve kindergarten through third grade Jan. 1 of the year following the year they enter school, whether or not they have education, must be approved by the state attended kindergarten), bef ore the program begins In the fall, The program will also require the Under the Primary Education bill, hiring of a curriculum representative, children entering kindergarten In 1980 must have turned five on or before Dec. selected from among the best teachers 1, replacing the current cutoff date of according to school board spokesman Jan. 1. Each following year, one month Ralph Ray, to work with other teachers and monitor the program. will be substracted, so that In 1983 children entering kindergarten must Ray said he does not see any major have turned five by Sept. 1. roadblocks to the Seminole PREP Plan Other state requirements for the being approved tonight. ., 9" .i1 L ___ Wsits ssliy well is all kliids of *nlcho masisry aid tsrraus. V. sss a-.s--r es...d of pss 0111011111011W I By DIANE PETRYK sr -- PNfll.2117 kaNid y.., Of Wi Ti Yivr Cssscrsts AriesI s.it, - MINIILINDS ALTUATIONS (Drspsry ?WLsry Ave. School Board To Debate Primary Education Plan J Are you locking for the perfect Valentines Day gilt for your firing a iscIa1 ace is ci , is uiias yu er whit. gold. The $11 ic is ar9u a d Carben Jewelers, located In Longwood Plaza cli U.S. lUgh. rüs and y ,ips and ± -e avsihuM yl7.I2and north of State Route 434, has acoiilet..elec Rings for all vs Ir".e. (ay Uos I.dgtfts to cboessfrc,n. 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': . •.--- - ---'L -- itP- • - • - office said today Kelly at this time has not scheduled any appearances in the Seminole-Orange counties area. ,,As a member of Congress, I had an opportunity to do what I thought was in the best interest of the country and I did," Kelly said Tuesday. About 90 people attended the East Pasco Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner and gave the Republican congressman from New Port Richey two standing ovations during his 18-minute address. A group called Americans Against Communism showed support for Kelly, a former circuit judge. They presented him with a plaque and waved signs reading "Welcome home, Judge Kelly" and "We don't want to change Kelly, but we do want to change Congress." _ _•*_._ ,,- -, r-*t '!1 4• I _ _t ' • 5 - Kelly said the "Abscam" Investigation hasn't eroded his political support so far. "I haven't gotten any heat from my Republican friends, but I think I can expect some from the Republican leaders," Several people at Tuesday's function said they were reserving judgment on Kelly's involvement In the scandal. Only a handful of those surveyed said they were doubtful of his contention that he accepted the $25,000, stuffed It In his clothes, locked it In the glove compartment of his car and spent a little bit ofItbefore turning the rest over to the FBI. "At least 99 percent of the people in this room support him," said David A. Schneider, a long-time Kelly backer, - W%g\fr S I5 '-',' U -'- L - -•• ' • -. S, .. � 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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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>, February 12, 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/0fae8c5f3fbdccd577b2b06411a3f21b.pdf a9197ee78b0461f7042612e529d1de88 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 166—Monday, Mar. 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Triumphant Seminole Team Crows: 'What Do The Pollsters Say - By JOE DES1tNTIS of their own district. herald Sports Editor Herald Sports Editor Seniors Bruce McCrav and Glenn Seminole High School Basketball StainLxtugh saw to it that they did. Joe I)t'Santjs recapCoach Bill Payne's Fighting Tribe did McCray turned in a 31-point-game to go t tires the emotionwhat many though impossible Saturday along with six rebounds, by far his best filled victory on page night. In a pressure packed thriller the performance of the year against Tribe knocked off Daytona Mainland 6 Mainland, 67 to earn at trip to the state playoffs. For the second time in the tournament The victory was especially sweet for the district tournament, the Tribe put it Stambaugh canned the winning shot to the Seminoles, whose only two losses of all together, including a sparkling per- pull the Seminoles from behind and into the regular season caine at the hands of forinance from the bench for the victory, the winner's circle, the Buccaneers. "What do they have to say about us There were other heroes tot,. ftjvjj Frustrated by a 20-point pounding at now?" asked the Seminoles after the win. Thomas controlled the boards for 13 the hands of the Buccaneers just eight The Tribe fell From the state prep poll rebounds and the enforcer. Heggie days ago, and shook up by a last-second and were told they neren't ranked Butler, gut nine, four of them coining in win over Apopka in the opening game of because the' wouldn't even make it out the crucial final minutes. - Auni*rWhir dft by Hal Kaufman NAME GAME) Insert the name of either a boy or a girl in each blank to complete the apolls. 3. _____lnburgh. 4. _____bourne. name of a city: 1. _____adelphia. 2. nI6fl. Wd s 1w IP P3 •t UUV 1 Inner Space! If Earth Is a source of lings, and Pluto's a source of crats, which planet Is a source of LlEI1 uplals? Time limit: 10 seconds. , J&Msut -. Safe .t? Produce a water glass five or six Inches high. Bet someone it's bigger around the top than it is 1tE1 tall. Will you win? Measure and see. I1 EEIt1k EMBUMUME VEGETABLE PATCH All but two of the following Vegetables may be spelled out In the word maze above. Which two? Lettuce Beans Spinach Corn Potatoes Endive Kale Onions Beets Squash Okra Cabbage Carrots Tomatoes Move horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to adjacent letters. Individual letters may be used In more than one word but do not use the same letter Were twice In the same word. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lust six differences in drawing details between top and bsftem panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with these belew. - of ICH 'p 'Buiisw SI '5U(1SW Ii 11MM3 J1'O 5 IUIflM CI ItI I 'PAOW *J0431d 'C 'SUtIMI $4 1406's 'wia.tp u'.ti 'u .400061 ., , A courageous Keith Whitney tried returning to the line-up twice after injuring his knee and iiuumgtd to hit , m important bucket. Sixth man Shun 'I'IIOIIs caine off the bench to help in the back court while "Big Bird'' Steve' Grace and Willie White bailed the Tribe out earls foul trouble with fine reserve i'rforIIu::ices. Seminole coach Payne threw something at the Buccaneers they hadn't seen all year - the triangle and two defense, It all boik. down to Seminole's biggest victors- of the year, vaulting them into regional competition against Ft. Pierce Central Tuesday night. .j. L1uI NEW Now*I M 13ab y, Ifs C C 0 Cold Outside Riddle-.Me-This) Which is the most romantic animal? The amour-dIllo. Which diamonds are marked down? Flaw models. How did the rancher keep track of his stock? H. cattle-logged It. - - By DIANE h'ETlI','K students in the newer part of their herald Staff Writer building because' an oil-fired l'iler in the The Orlando office of the National older portion could not handle the inWeather Service reported a low of 25 creased load. degrees Sundas- night with a wind chill At Seminole' Mt'uional hospital, I 'ublic factor of 9 degree's below zero. Winds Relations Director Kay Rartholomimew were 15 to 25 mile's per hour n ith one 42- reported there were ' 'momentary mile-per-hour gust recorded at 8:51 pm. blackouts" at about :2() am, today, but at the airport in Sanford. em ut'rgencv generators came on to take Little or no frost was experienced tare of t he problem. Sunday night and early today due to lilgil Seminole CotillIN Agricultural :gemmI winds, but Orlando National Weather Frank ,Iasa said today Sunday night's Service official Wayne Brown said there e'xtende'd period of below freezing is a possibility of frost tonight, with temperature's will probably result in loss expected temperatures in the low to miiitl- of quality to some of the citrus crop or 305 and diminished w uitls, dropping of fruit, as well as possible The high temperature Sundayin damage to the trees thenLselves. Orlando was bJ degrees. I he normal high j 1 speaking from his 38-degreefor this date is 74. The average low 5:1 office said the temperature had dropped degrees. below 28 degrees by midnight and Weather officials saul the cause of the remained between 20 and 28 degrees for late season cold is a large buildup of high six hours. Further damage to citrus and pressure over Central Canada pushing it cold front over the U.S. as far as Florida. other crops and follage will depend on him much frost , UNSFASONAl. COLD FRONT 1wratures we get tonight, fie sii(l. "It's rather unusual Illis la,e In the ,The citrus treesare going to be hurt." se,ason to have a cold front push down fie said. "Sonic were starting to sprotit - ..- . . , 4, .• -, 1 MONEY TALKS! "Which reuft leadite the treasure chest?" N is the topic if conversation above. Can you Ied the way? I . , I f 16.' • - - X. - '1 tP A s1I%epsMT.ue cTrr us ') 14&Ar.ELj, I AA0,0 WOWM' AcJ'44YM (, TAVLIeP — man.. - i I Shun Thomas 134) Casey Jones, I{eggk Butler, Bruce MeCray and Keith Whitneywhoop It up as they raise the District 9 t'ha in p Ion sh I p trophyfollnning Saturday night's 68-67 wIn over Slaitiland The Tribe non faces Ft. Pierce Central In regional t' ii m pe t I t I o n Tuesday. Scattered power otages in south Seminole County areas served by Florida affect next year's crop. It may be three' Power were caused by high winds months before all of the (lamnage to the blowing tree limbs onto lN4we'r lines. Only trees is know ii. •. - one major outage was reported, at'.JLIS8 said mmist foliage crops under cording to Tracy Smith, Florida Power cover are heated by nurserymne'n, but Information coordinator. About 1,500 there would definitely be damage to Casselberry residents were without outdoor plants. lie said the low tern' power briefly at about 3:30 p.m. Sunday IK'rature should not have hurt the cabwhen a pine tree fell across a feeder line. bage, but damage will nut be fully known Smith said the load oil Florida Power for two or three days. - L. • '" will continue to climb through tonight "Most spring crops are not up yet," hit' ,-'-. due to the untypical and unpredicted added, ''but if there were any cucumbers Herald Photo by Tom Vincent weather. Consequently, he said, the out, they will have to be replaced.'' utility is asking its c'ustormiem-s to curtail With last week's heavy frost, Jasa Icicles, some 18 inches long, were found this morning adorning this at 6 a.m. today, allowing Ice to form in mans' local yards—al mare unnecessary power utilization tonight added, area pastures will have a delay of front yard tree at the Peter Bukur residence -105 Larkwood Drive, sight In Central Florida. and tomorrow morning. 34 weeks for new spring growth. Sanford. Temperatures reached a record-breaking low of 25 degrees "Obviously, this doesn't mean Today's National Weather Service heating," Smith said, "But we are in a extended forecast for all of Florida cxserious situation regarding our power cept the extreme northwest calls for Supply." partly cloudy slues and mild teniIn response to this request, Orange peratures Wednesday through Friday. A 9 County voluntarily closed today 17 few scattered showers are likely. schools ir%cdb}FlodLlowcr. extra By TOM NETSEL operation by Thursday. Saturday night so she would be sure to SPACE HEATER Herald Staff Writer "We had confirmed reservations," have plenty of time to make Sunday's WARNINGS -' 8 000 kilowatts and was greatly a A derailment and heavy snows In said a Maryland man, after checking in train, "They told mmie the train was County tntl City (If Sanford fire A: Virginia and North Carolina caused with the Auto-Train terminal in Sanford. delayed and wouldn't be in until late," ')reeiated " Smith said departments warn those using space Florida Power is hampered '' the havoc with Auto-Train schedules and left Earl McCoy and his wife were trying to she said. , beaters and other heating devices to be i . . Crystal several hundred passengers stranded return to their home in Silver Spring, extra careful. Se%-eral heater-related Afterse%- eral delays she was told theY plant and it roal-fired plant at the satne today in Sanford. Md., but were told Sunday's train had fires were reported in the area last night, would leave at 10 p.xii., then it was location Auto-Train will pick up the tab for been canceled and there were no pushed back to 5:00 a.m. today before the althouith no major damage was Camed. The coal plant, Sinith said, has been putting up the delayed passengers In vacancies on today's tram, which itself train was finally canceled, shut down for three weeks to install "In cold weather people are taking the local motels. Sunday's run was canceled tuay be canceled. "We can either drive r electrostatic precipitators tair pollution ef4uilflnent to the maxinium and if there Mrs. esell plans to stay in fie between Sanford and Virginia and with north and possibly find the roads filltrain and w'o the trains booked solid for the next three passable," he said, "or stay over until control tuiiLn)• 0tenUru flwd show up," said Sanford Fire Chief G. ose shut-downs td to the problem to save ceipts for a- later days, passenh,ers were a wi i driving the nexttrain on arc . , s . ,UIU. Manning hI'irrictt non know '"t I'mlAin lI ° do," saI I considerably,"11,. north or waiting in hopes of a can. McCoy made a reservation for that L'fI t tIAftIikf)t " '-'"" .'W I "People should have m.i' e th " U kir ' heaters cellatlon or "no-show." the resident of Jenkmnstown, Pa. "I've train but hopes he can get one sooner due checked Din.) t. sure. the), are. been coming down on the train for years Florida Power & Light Company, A local operations spokesman said at to some passengers not showing up at notd defective," it said. least One twi has been canceled today last minute. "Now I'll have to Stay in the and this is the First time this has hap. which serves north Seminole County, peneti to inc." Geneva, Chuluota and parts of Volusia and this afternoon's departure will area for each day's loading." In Sanford, Harriett reported at 4:12 BERNICE IUERGESELL probably he canceled as well. He said Bernice Hiergesell had been visiting in pm. at 1301 W. 13th St. at Joe's Pool hull "I'm not mad at the people, I'm niiad at County, is experiencing no problem meeting power demands,said ...mad at weather Auto-Train hopes to resume Its regular Hollywood, Fla. and drove to Sanford the Weather," uleakltlgkerosenieheater ignited, spokesman Burris. I There was some trouble front wind At 8'12 p.m. a fire at 180 Pinecrest blowing tree limbs onto power lines, but Drive was caused by a defective r Burns said the company has been able to fireplace at a dwelling owned by James meet peak demand, J. McLaughlin. Damage of $1,000 was Th\ LJ 6OM Passen ers Stranded 0 No 001906M =9 4ft ow r Coe T bu) 'r AMy' M4scM cRrT6J WAWA PO '•• 01 - - -;- -- -------- F eezer ing Weath Enangers Citrus Crop - By United Press Interna tional ,this time to be heavy kill," he said. The second successive day and a new mark eastward and southward to the Daytona "We haven't cur ta il ed anything," he Winter's bitterest onslaught of the year most serious damage was to tender for the month. The low of 20 at Beach area. said, - I reported to the attic. At 11:11 p.m. at 800 Santa Barbara in Florida sent temperatures to record young plants, and to blossoms on tomato TallahUM Was a record for the date. In Broward County, authorities sur. Sem nole County Schools have no plans Dri e , e e ric furnace with a heat law levels for March from Jacksonville to vines, which could mean shortages later Steady winds of 30 miles an hour with veyed damages from a tornado that to close, according to Public Information strip and defective wires created smoke, Miami today, chilling millions and en- in the spring, but much of the current frequent gusts up to 40 mph pumped the hopped aIon It path from the Fort Officer Ralph Ray, but Jackson heights but no fire and no damage to the home of dangering the state's citrus crop. crop of most Items could be salvaged, cold all the way to Key West Sunday. A Lauderdale-Hollywood International Middle School has had to double-up Rayniond Turrill. rionue uirua mutual sWu IL was 100 in the Plant City area, where First forecaster at Orlando estimated in airport to Deerfield Beach Saturday soon to assess the damage but "there Lady RoWynn Carter scheduled an midafternoon the wind-chil.1 factor made night. In addition to one death and at probably will be damage to some foliage appearance, strawberry growers turned it feel like 13 degrees on the Bay Hill golf least 35 Injuries, mostly minor, police and bloom. How much, we don't know." on sprinklers to save their crop. "They course where PGA tournament goiters istlmated tornado damage of at least $7.5 them were bundled up likm entrants In the million, most of it at Pompano Beach. 'Citnie Mutual said most of the loss are covered with ice and ft will totnecurrent orange crop would be in the several days to recover. Of course, we Winter Olympics. Jessie Rebel, 70, of Pompano Beach anoigit of Juice yielded but that could not may have another night of the same The winds through Sunday night Fell to her dea th Saturday night when she ' thing," Pittman said. be calculated at this time. prevented frost damage to the crops, but went out onto her seventh floor balcony to G.F. Pitman, a market reporter for the Record lows for the date and for the farmers and citrus growers, particularly storm shutters and was sucked off market news service at West Palm month of March Included 23 at in central Florida, fired smudge pots and close the balcony by the tornado winds. Beach, said It didn't appear that South Jacksonville, 26 at Daytona Beach, 29 at old tires to guard their crops against long The charging storm front Saturday Florida's vegetable crop had sustained Tampa, 30 at Orlando and West Palm periods of sub-freezing temperatures. Beach, 32 at Miami and Miami Beach, 34 "total freeze" damage. Light snow swirled through night brought 3 or more inches of rain "It appears it suffered from cold burn at Fort Myers. Apalachicola had a low of Tallahassee Sunday morning, By - - and temporary flooding of low-lying d wind -burn bit it doesn't apPear at ?l. seettine a record for the date for the evening, the !IIOW flurries had spread areas in Broward and Dade Counties. - - I %_____-__--- - - •'T1 j4./.Sr IP k * 4 i 0 1 ,,.•'... -- ----- - ------- ---- —II ------------ --- -- --'.irT L'I -- �2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Mar. 3, 1,10 11111111 — . WORLD Evening Herald, Sanford, ( The Hostag es Iran Council Decides To Let Panel Visit Captives IN BRIEF By United Press International Soviets Launch Massive Attack On Moslem Rebels ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) Soviet and Afghan troops backed by tanks and MIG lighters have mounted full-scale attacks on Moslem rebel positions in Afghanistan, a guerrilla spokesman said today. The Soviet action, which was confirmed by Pakistani government officials in Islamabad, could be a prelude to an expected spring offensive by the Russians and loyal Afghan troops. The spokesman for the Islamic Alliance for the Liberation of Afghanistan, a union of six rebel groups, reported the heaviest fighting was In the eastern province of Kunar, on the border with Pakistan. He said the Soviet forces were using up to 200 tanks and 65 aircraft in the Kunar fighting alone. - Mugabe Takes Early Lead SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Marxist guerrilla leader Robert Mugabe appeared to have taken a strong early lead today in returns from Rhodesia's independence election. A group of Journalists allowed inside one of the eight provincial election centers said Mugabe appeared to have taken about 29,000 of the first 40,000 votes counted. There were 197,000 votes cast In the area. Sources among the Commonwealth observers said the trend elsewhere in the country also seemed to be running in his favor. - Tito Closer To Death BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) A further weakening heart and an overall deterioration of his already grave condition has sent 87-year-old President JosipBroz Tito slipping even closer to death, which, by all signs, cannot be far away. Government sources privately expressed "extreme pessimism" over the condition of the man who has led Yugoslavia since World War II. - Dolphins Escape Nets TOKYO (UPI) Public prosecutors planned to question today an American environmentalist who allegedly cut a rope on a fishing net to set free 250 dolphins rounded up by Japanese fishermen to be slaughtered. Dexter Cate, of thin, Hawaii, was detained briefly Saturday after It was discovered the sea mammals had escaped the net near Iki island. Japanese Fishermen have killed more than 500 dolphins since Thursday In an operation to eliminate "the gangsters of the sea," which they claim eat up their main fish crop of cuttlefish and yellowtail. The dead dolphins were processed for food and .t.rtillaer. A spokesman for the U.N. Commission ° Iran said today the Iranian Revolutionary Council has decided unanimously to allow the panel to visit the 50 American hostages held in the U.S. Embassy and "it could be soon." one-hour exchange of views with the foreign minister. The foreign minister Informed us that the Revolutionary Council decided U.N. spokesman SmIr Sanbar, reached by telephone from London, said Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh informed the commission of the council's decision at a onelx• meeting day. unanimously that it may see the hostages. The commission will remain in close contact with the council." Asked when the commission could visit the embassy, San bar said no date was set but the But a spokesman for the militants who commission would remain In close contact seized the embassy 121 days ago said they with the government, have not yet decided whether to allow such a visit. "it could be soon," he said. "There was a Informed of Sanbar's statement, a spokesman for the militants holding the hostages said, "We have not decided yet If the visit can take place." He said he did not know when a decisior would be reached. President Abolhassan BaniSadr had previously indicated the captives will not be freed soon and Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini did not even mention them in his latest public speech. The commission has been working on a package deal that would link the captives' release to an investigation of the ousted shah's alleged crimes. - At stake in the unusual ransom talks that began Sunday were the lives of the remaining hostages, estimated to be 35 men. Most of them were diplomats, taken hostage when leftist guerrillas of the April 19th Movement took over the Dominican Embassy five days ago during an independence day reception. The negotiations, held with the captive Mexican ambassador present, yielded their first positive results with the release of five men all Colombians. The five, three waiters, a doctor and a businessmen, walked out of the embassy an hour and a half later, - Mumps Damages Pancreas? - - guerrilla demand for talks inside the occupied embassy and government's insistence on meeting elsewhere. Bli BlizzardEmbraces Virginia - WEATHER - - AREA READINGS 9 a.m.): temperature: 31; overnight low: 25; yesterday's high: 63; barometric pressure: 30.32; relative humidity: 58 percent; winds: northwest at 13 m.p.h. MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 8:52 am., 8:35 p.m.; lows, 2:25 a.m., 2:43 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 8:44 a.m., 8:27 p.m.; lows, 2:16 a.m., 2:34 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 2:02 a.m., 2:27 p.m.; lows, 8:30 a.m., 8:44 i powerful storm resembling a "Midwest blizzard" dumped Up to 60 people were stranded at the Scope Arena in Norfolk. to 2 feet of snow In Virginia and North Carolina, and more Churches and fire stations were turned into emergency rains and damaging winds battered southern California. There shelters and the Emporia Armory was opened to motorists were at least 16 weather-related deaths during the weekend, unable to get rooms. Arctic air penetrated much of the country and nearly 60 In Richmond, police said the bodies of two men were found cities from Victoria, Texas, to Burlington, Vt., recorded new buried In snowdrifts, the apparent victims of exposure. low tempteratures for March 2. Blustery 50-mph winds accompanying a steady downpour p.m. over southern California spawned swirling winds that touched Gusting winds and temperatures In the teens accompanied BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out the heavy snows along the midAtlantic seaboard, down briefly Sunday and damaged a square-block area near 50 Miles: A small craft advisory is in effect. Winds nor"This is as close as a Midwest blizzard will ever come to downtown Los Angeles. thwesterly 20 to 30 knots becoming northerly 15 to 20 knots by North Carolina," a National Weather Service forecaster at tonight and northeast 10 to 15 knots Tuesday. Seas 8 to 12 feet The powerful wind destroyed a huge billboard, twisting and Raleigh-Durham airport said. offshore and 4 to 8 feet near shore diminishing slowly tonight. bending Its huge steel beams, shredded awnings and showered Partly cloudy. Another 2 to 4 Inches of snow was predicted before dawn, the area with shattered plate glass. The National Guard was called out in Elizabeth City and The National Weather Service said the damage was AREA FORECAST: Freezing colder locations again tonight, every public school system In eastern North Carolina closed Its probably caused by a downdraft a strong verticle path of Decreasing cloudiness today becoming fair tonight and doors today. wind rather than the whirlwind effect of a tornado )51P Tuesday. Continued cold today and tonight. Warmer Tuesday. Virginia Gov. John Dalton declared a state of emergency in than a tornado. Highs today in the mid to upper 40s and Tuesday mid to upper Portsmouth, Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, which were Another "tornado" was reported a short time later in the 60s. Lows tonight in the 30s with freezing some colder buried under 18 inches of snow. As much as 15 inches of snow Monterey Park, about 10 miles east of the Los Angeles Civic locations. Northwest to north winds 15 to 20 mph decreasing fell in parts of West Virginia. Center, gradually becoming north to northeast around 10 mph tonight. • - Indians Get Less Cancer SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) American Indians have one of the lowest cancer rates of any population group in the United States and researchers from Idaho and Utah are trying to discover why. Dr. John McCullough of the University of Utah says a study of a recent six-year period shows American .Indians have "a lower overall cancer mortality rate than either whites or blacks." McCullough, chairman of the Utah Department of Anthropology, said there Is a clear pattern of ethnic group cancer dominance among all adults. He said, "Blacks have the highest cancer rates and whites are close behind, while Native Americans are far behind." - - - - Thieves Take Microwave From Dealer By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Millions in Gold Found TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Police found a cache of $2.7 million in gold in a house in East Jerusalem and have arrested seven people on suspicion of smuggling gold from Egypt across the Sinai Desert into Israel, police say. Four of the suspects, who managed to reach Tel Aviv from snowbound Jerusalem, appeared in magistrates' court Sunday where they were ordered detained for questioning the three men for 15 days and the woman for 10. The seven were arrested early Saturday by police who staged a pee-dawn raid on their homes and found 1.8 pounds of gold worth $2.7 million hidden in one home. - - ThE occur red between 1 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Sat urday. Only the television was taken, say police. ACCIDENT VICTIM STILL GUARDED UNSTABLE The 18-year-old Seminole Community College a thlete injured In a near-head on crash lest week remains In guarded, unstable condition at Winter Par k Memorial Hospital, her condition unchanged since the day of the accident, said a hospital spokeswomen this morning. E liza beth Van Ness, 18, of 321 Bell Ave., Sanford, suffered severe head injuries Feb. 25 In an accident on Old Lake Mary Road near the intersection of Airport Boulevard, when a pickup truck driven by Curtis Miller of Kissimmee crossed the lane divider and collided with her car, Sa nford police say. M iller rem ains in good condition, recovering from a broken back and Jaw in Florida Hospital South. Soviets Slow Olympics Trouble a Lawyer Mistakenly Killed? - a• - CAR I A 21-year-old Longwood *ona police say was a passenger In a stolen car has been charged with grand theft In the Friday night incident. Police say the vehicle, a 1972 Chevrolet belonging to Sanford police officer Michael Rotundo, was stolen 7:30 p.m. from Kern's Garage on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Sanford. At 7:39 pin, the car made an Illegal U-turn new the Sanford ABC Lounge on 1742, almost hit another car and sped off as It was pursued by Sanford police, who did not yet know the vehicle was stolen. -, ' AREA MOSCOW (UP!) Soviet citizens who have applied to leave the country are being told they will not be permitted In Moscow during the Summer Olympics, official Western sources said today. The reported move to ellmi- A Palestinian gunman MADRID, Spain (UP!) today shot and killed a 50-year-old Madrid lawyer who was driving .his two young daughters to school, police said. Authorities said Alolfo Cotelo, the father of nine children and son-in-law of a former cabinet minister, was struck by bullets from a submachine gun fired' from point-blank range. He died instantly, they said. One of his daughters, 7-year-old Maria Teresa Cotelo, was Injured by shattering glass and was treated in a nearby hospital. Police speculated that the gunman, who lay in wait for Cotelo across from his home, may have mistaken him for Max Mazin, the honorary president of the Jewish community In Madrid who lived in the same apartment block. - Legal Notice - Chamber To Meet Steve McMahon, regional manager for Orange-Seminole Cablevision, will be guest speaker at Tuesday's Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce personality breakfast beginning 8 a.m. at the chamber building in Sanford. McMahon is expected to speak on cablevision's current operation and its future plans, according to Jack Homer, executive manager of the GSCC. at Eirn1ng Ikiuld p CUSPS 411211) Moay. March 3, 1NG—Vol. 72, No. 1M PvbiMsd Daily and Suøday, •.cs$ Satvrday by TN. Sisifard Nsrail, Inc.. * N. Prsødi Ave., Sanford, Fla. 33711. Sicesi Class Postage Paid at S..dard, Florida 32771 Name Delivery: Wask. N ciats: 111Mb. $L$I4 Mi.*s.. $12.11, Yew, $4311. Sy Mail: Weak. $1.111 Miaffi. 14.15a6 41M01. $27.11, Legal Notice . - year, 113W. ston, both of New Smyrna; Johnny and Ronnie Johnston, both of Sanford; brother, Alfred Miles, Miami and 11 grandchildren. Briason Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arrangement& Kissinger Wins Court Test WASHINGTON (UP!) Henry Kissinger today won a Supreme Court ruling that transcripts of his telephone conversations while he was secretary of state do not have to be turned over to press group. Over two dissents, the court reversed an appeals court order that the transcripts had to be returned from the Library of Congress where Kissinger deposited them when he left office. The court also affirmed an order denying requests for transcripts produced while Kissinger was White House national security adviser under Richard Nixon. - Funeral- Notim $PEO11111, MRS. ELIZABETH 1'— Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth T. Spelr. $2. of 2101 S. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, who died Sunday, will be at 10:30 am. Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Jack T. 5oo1 officiating. Burial in Rose charge. i MILES, SAIL I,— Funeral services for Earl E. Miles, 70, of .2 Belvedere Drive, Qfl, MEMORIAL PARK _______ (E) ____ HOSPITAL NOTES Ss.imsls CilultyCs 00~_ 17 $.mi.eleMem.rialKesØtal March I f Memo Pik ADMISSIONS Lemmie Sellam,' iames C. Killer Karefa Maxine Marsh 'Cnn Pearce ,9'nadOfte Perry Tswana Raines Si.Isrd(N1)322IM$ * ... I ., I , . - 9 con.. -I- 111W BIRTHS 101 West First Street Sanford, Florid&32771 i.vo . __ IN 11 -1 — - 0. : Sanford: Howard Aldridge Elijah Damps Willie 0. Herring John J. Hickiy Veronica U. Emlich. Delary William J. Bartholomew, anford: ~% Trevor G. Monl.y Latosh• U. Bro Voile Lovett Willie Mae Lowery ,Bertle Stafford Addle L. Taylor Victor Case Peary Mary i Clouner, Deituna Ferguson, Winter ____ DISCHARGES Sanford: Gonevie SrOierd Casslo Herring own Morris Mary S. Owens Tanis U. Hutchinson baby bay Catherine C. Conger, Deltona TRY METZHE's the BEST in anticipation of mandatory wage and price controls," they said. "The president's voluntary price standards remain In effect and we expect ful l cornpliance," the telegram said. "The council will intensify its monitoring activities to make cer tain t hat both t he price and wage standards confine to be effective." Miller and Kahn reiterated that Carter does not have the authority to Impose controls and does not intend to seek it. "We are currently reviewing administration policies to be sure that the federal government fulfills its responsibilities In the fight against inflation," the telegram said. White House press secretary Judy Powell said Carter has made "no decisions at all" on how to trim federal spending. Powell said the agencies were merely undergoing "planning exercises." Powell said these provide the president with "options and priorities." "It was a tight budget anyway," Powell said. "Cuts are not going to be easily acconinodated," • - - - ALL WORK GUARANTEED --230 SANFORD FOR G O ODJ,tkA R ----SERVICE STORES • • . -• , '' • • • ' • . !., • - GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES WILL DE ' I MARCH 4TH ALL fOp INVENTORY For .m•rgsncy service call: 322.2821 ' WE WILL A. I ' 5TH WITH U I I R 0 S %DRIVERS• S. 4 PHONE ~ 3220285 I ~ rnci D.saçfo. F~ 4 CL FSIIIV.SIZI hfrlgsrstor. M.Ou 1001$ Nn 4V#8 1•Sp..d Washer N 556$ FP.-!s!i G.E. Oshi. Mlcrwsvs Ous j 4ALA AM1dSl $45 7 i 6 : i ft ,.1, * 1 _ 329 299 $379 ___ ' 'v:1wii 1.ItIcJ:TONY RUSSIA off SAN FORD, FLA. AVE. LOW COST AUTO . ) WE ' DYEING OPEN MON.-FRI. 8:00-6:00 SAT. 8:00.5:00. CLOSED SUNDAY AUTO SERVICE CENTER " - METZ SHO E REPAIR 000090609 • will file for a new trial and It will tie iiviula,l V. ---- If I don't et I anew triaL" Herb Brown, one of Guclonas 's Columb us attorney's, said the Jury "obviously SHOE REPAIRING—CLEANING repayment with a share of the proceeds from the stolen treasure, deputies said. The friend, whose name was withheld, rejected the offer and notified Breviird sheriff's' police, who Immediately began a search for the treasure. Dezeih was charged Saturday with stealing $202,899 worth of treasure from the McLarty Treasure Museum at Sebastian Inlet State Park, north of Vero Beach, early Thursday. Charles Slaughter, Brevard County sheriff's Investigator, said he recovered on Saturday approximately 25 percent" of the Items taken In the burglary. On Sunday, Slaughter recovered more of the missing artlflcts. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Los Angeles home before the 0 A Franklin County Common trial ended and Guccione went 0 Pleas Court Jury has awarded back to his residence in New Penthouse Magazine York City when the trial Publisher Robert Guccione ended. $39,3 million in his $80 million the Wright ordered libel and invasion of privacy weekend deliberation after a suit against Hustler Magazine reporter attempted to speak and Hustler Magazine owner to one of the jurors during a Larry Flynt. recess Friday. The jury deliberated 10'z hours over two days before the verdict returning Saturday, believed to be one M.D. of the largest in history. The Jury broke down the money Into $12.1 million in the DiseswsandSursry libelcase against Hustler and of WWSkIII $V.l5milllonintheinvaslon of privacy case against Flynt and $150,000 In attorney fees.' PHONE 322-7 0 is amount "That 2425 PARK AVE. ridiculous," said Larry SANFORD St*a'tz, Flynt's attorney. "I -- — Morris Hodges Thomas 1. Llneberry Now U. 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Marek, Orange City lie had little to sa about his decline in the Massachusetts poll, but he eagerly seized on former President Gerald Ford's published statement that Reagan could never win a national election. "We need somebody who can win in November," the former U.N. ambassador saj(i." Reagan, arriving ironi the South, also greeted Ford's new candidate-like comments calmly, saying, "Well, we'd all like to see him pack his long johns and come out here on the campaign trail with the rest of us." Kennedy with a 52 percent to 37 percent lead undecided. over Carter as of Feb. 28. The Republicans were too close to call in The Massachusetts senator's overall rating the final poll. The overall sample gave Bush among Massachusetts voters slipped only two 36 percent, Reagan 33 percent, Anderson 17 points in the month since the last sampling, percent, Baker 6 percent, Rep. Philip Crane 2 but the pollsters said there had been some percent, John Connally 1 percent and Sen. signs of more erosion in the final days of their Bob Dole less than 1 percent. Five percent of survey. the voters were undecided, The poll gave California Gov. Edmund Bush had held a 57 percent to 18 percent Brown Jr. 4 percent. Seven percent were lead over Reagan in the po11 a month ago Robert Jo Smith 1 hanford: mow, m*u P11,-s SATURDAY 9.1 • DERMATOLOGY - Republican sample Is plus or minus 4 points. Bush put in the hardest campaign day SU nday, ski ttering in the cold weather from a synagogue in Brookline to Cape Cod to suburban Boston in his pursuit of the state's 42 GOP delegates and a campaignreviving - INSURANC 'O 0. INS?II$ICISN Cl rom 44ve so" SI 504 am Killer's Death Postponed - OAIIIAWN the WASHINGTON (UP!) A new survey A team of Newsweek magazine inindicates Ronald Reagan is edging in front of terviewers, in it Florida survey reported George Bush in Florida and President Carter Sunday, found Reagan's New Hampshire win is more highly regarded by Florida over Bush last week has "jolted many Democrats than Sen. Edward Kennnedy. previously undecided Republican voters onto And other surveys Indicate Carter and his bandwagon." The interviewers said it also Reagan both lead in Alabama and Bush Is caused some Bush supporters to join the ahead in Oregon. uncommitted, ________________________________________________________________________________________ - ATLANTA (UP!) A federal magistrate has post. poned the execution of the man convicted of killing the mother of Martin Luther King Jr. Magistrate Joel Feldman delayed the exaction of Marcus Wayne Chenault who was to go to the electric chair Thursday for shooting Alberta King to death In 1974. will be hold at3p.m, Tuesday at Sris$on Funeral Home. Burial in Oaklawn Cemetery. Irlsson Funeral Home-PA in charge, before Reagan's decisive win in New liamps Poll: Reagan Leads Bush In Florida hire. l'lic built-in margin of error of Flynt Loses Libel Suit Hill Cemetery, Kissimmee. Brisson Funeral HomePA in OPEN HOUSE Ubboisc.ttlisgby - - DEATHS nate potential emigres from contact with foreigners MRS. ELIZABETH SPEnt follows earlier reports that Mra Elizabeth T. Spelr, 92, children of school age will be of 2108 S. Palmetto Ave., removed from the capital Sanford, died Sunday. Born tn during the games, which Kissimmee, she came to begin July 19. Sanford in 1950. She was a Western sources said appli- member of the First Baptist cants for emigration were Church. being told by officials of the Survivors include one Department for Visas and stepdaughter, Mrs. Miriam Registration they would not Rattern, Sanford; one stepNOTICE TO TIlE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that a be permitted to live in son, H. H. Speir Jr., Sanford, Public Hearing will be held in the Moscow or any of the other and a sister, Mrs. Katie City Commission Room, City Hall, cities where Olympic events Prentis, Orlando. Sanford. Florida it 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, March 20 1550, to are planned TaIlInn, Minsk, Brisson Funeral Home Is In review, discuss and receive Leningrad and Kiev, charge of arrangements. comments from the citizens of A spokesman for the Sanford, Florida on the amended Comprehensive Development Plan Clepattflleflt denied such in. EARL F MILES of Sanford, Florida. structions were being given to Earl E. Miles, 70, of 1050 The Planning and Zoning applicants. Belvedere Djve, Deltona, Commission will submit a recommendation to the City died Sunday night at West Commission in favor of. or Volusla Hospital. Born in __________________________ against, the requested change or _______________________ Raleigh, N.C., he UIOVSd to amendment. The City Commission will hold a Public Hearing in the NOTICS OF INTENT ro Deltona from Sanford in 1976. City Commission Room in the City REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME .Me was a retired truck driver, Hall, Sanford, Florida it 1:00 P.M. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN on March 24, IM to consider said that the undersigned, desiring to veteran of World War II, and recommendation, engage In business under the member of Pinecreit Baptist All parties In interest and fictitious name Of 3 M TOOL Church, Sanford. PRODUCTS at Sanford Airport, citizens shal l have an opportunity Survivors include his wife, Building 131 Sanford, Seminole to be heard at said hearings. Christine Miles, By order Of the Planning and County, Florida intends tofegister Mrs. Zoning Commission of the City of the saidname with the Cierkofthe Deltona; four daughters, Miss Circuit Court of Seminole County, Sanford, Florida, this 29th day of Linda Faye Miles, Deltona, Florida. Feuary, 1550. Mrs. Bertha Huinanes, DATED this th day of J. Q. Galloway. February, A.D. 1550. Chairma Sanford, Miss Christine MICHAEL D. MORGAN City of Sanford Jo hnston, Sanford and Mrs. Planning and Zoning CHARLES It. MORGAN Ft. Hazel Humanes, Publish February I 1. , Commission March 3. 3110 Publish March 3, 10, $110 Landerdale; fair sons, Leon 01133 DET3$ Jobingto and Jimmy Joins.. WASHINGTON (UP!) Worried that companies plan new price hikes in anticipatlon of mandatory controls, the administra tion has told the top 500 U.S. businesses it will increase monitoring to ensure full compliance with price guidelines, In anot her anti-inflation move, government agency heads were to begin presenting their findings to the Office of Management and Budget today on how to trim a reported $20 billion from President Carter's budget. Carter planned to return to the White House this morning from his 72nd weekend at the Camp David presidential retreat. lie planned to have lunch with Vice President Walter F. Mondale, meet with New York labor leaders and Honduras President Policarpo Paz Garcia. As the White House continued its latest review of Its inflation policies, G. William Miller, Treasury secretary, and Alfred E. Kahn, chairman of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, sent telegrams to the 500 businesses. "We are deeply concerned by press reports that some businesses are raising their prices LOS ANGELES (UPI) Emmett Ashford, the first black umpire in the major leagues, will be burled Wednesday following services at the Angelus Funeral Home in Los Angeles. Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn and USC baseball coach Rod Dedeaux will give the eulogies. Ashford died Saturday at Marina Mercy Hospital following a heart attack. He was 61. Ashford began umpiring in the minor leagues In 1951 In the old Southwest League and quickly worked his way up to the Pacific Coast League, later becoming that league's umpire-in.chlef. - - Carter To Watch Prices Black Umpire Ashford Dead S BOSTON (UPI) Sen. Edward Kennedy returned to his home state to put the finishing touches today on a campaign he hopes will yield his first victory over President Carter while the Republican dogfight continued on a twostate battleground. Kennedy, aay from Massachusetts for four days after his New Hampshire loss to Carter, scheduled a campaign day of 14 stops in 12 hours. George Bush and Ronald Reagan, pictured as "virtually dead even" in the Massa. chusetta GOP contest by the final Boston Globe poll before Tuesday's balloting, chose to spend most of the last full (lay of campaigning in Vermont after working the Boston area Sunday. Sen. Howard Baker also campaigned in Vermont, which holds it non-binding "beauty contest" primary Tuesday, with only Rep. John Anderson giving his full attention to Massachusetts. The Globe poll, published Sunday, showed help in posting the $5,000 bond on the charge, offerintz to secure at "' Kennedy Closes Massachusetts Run - - Although the driver got away, Cathy Lynn Dowit, 21, of 700 E. Church St., Longwood, stopped when ordered to by police, and was placed under arrest, they report - UP ) Authorities have recovered most of the Spanish silver and gold treasure stolen from a state musewn last week because a man apparently tried to use it to bond himself out of jail on a car theft charge. James Dezelgh, 22, of Melbourne, Fla., was to be turned over to Indian River County authorities today. He was remanded back to the Brevard County jail at Titusville after a county Judge Sunday set bonds totalling $35,000 on grand theft, burglary and auto theft charges. Dezeill was picked up Friday night on the auto theft charge, ATLANTA (UPI) As the eighth week of the bank fraud trial of Bert Lance gets under way Tuesday, the former federal budget director i.. getting Impatient, annoyed and he believes he Isn't getting a fair trial. The trial resumes Tuesday after being postponed today because of bad weather. Lance said, at the conclusion of the seventh week of the trial last week, "The whole thing could have been better pre pared and'mave along a little bit better." It wasn't until one yek ago that the government was L ready to present Its first major witness, a bank i examiner from the federal office of the Comptroller of the Currency. After a these Into the Atlantic Bank drive-In on 1742, the delver bolted from the car and ran Into the woods, said police; 'J Authonties Find Stolen Treasure Bert Lance Trial Delayed SEAMAN ARRESTED A Tennessee man has been returned to Navy officials after his arrest Saturday on desertion charges, report Sanford police. Fireman E3 Larry Wayne Clark, reportedly missing from the Navy since Dec. 31, was arrested Saturday at 6:35 p.m. after he was stopped for a traffic violation, police say. BURGLARS GET MICROWAVE Thieves pried open a window of a Sanford used car dealer's shop this weekend and got away with a microwave oven, Sanford police say. Roger Hunt of Sanford reported the burglars made their way Into ",office of Hunt's Used Cars, 1215 W. First St., between 845 p.th. Ftlay and 9:21 a.m. Saturday. After rifling through desks, they left, taking a $750 microwave oven and a wall clock, police report. RANGE MISSING A Sanford woman began moving into her newly purchased home Saturday only to discover persons had entered through a bedroom window and done some moving of their own, say Sanford police. Shirley Howard was preparing to move into 1314 Persimmon Ave. Saturday, when she discovered thieves had taken a $450 stove from the kitchen, police say. The burglary occurred some time between Thursday and Saturday, police say. TELEVISION TAKEN Thieves pried open the front door of a Sa nford home Sat urday and left with a color television, say police. Angelyn Smith , of 1113 Orange Ave., told police the break-in ATLANTA (UP!) Federal health officials say that though there's no proven connection between mumps and diabetes, "limited experimental" research shows mumps infection may result in damage to the pancreas. The Center for Disease Control said Sunday further research Is needed to determine whether mumps, which causes painful swelling of the pancreas and other glands, contributes to the development of diabetes. Diabetes occurs when the pancreas fails to produce enough insulin to prevent an oversupply of sugar In the blood a potentially fatal condition, .,. - - - WASHINGTON (UPI) The American public will have a rare opportunity to hear, If not see, an authentic double agent who the FBI says once spied on the United States for the Soviet Union. The man now helps the United States in countering the activities of Soviet spies, sources said. The decision to present him at a news briefing today Probably required the approval of President Carter. The FBI failed to say why it chose to reveal its counter-intelligence coup; one source suggested the action was mainly to embarrass the Soviets because of the Invasion of Afghanistan. - this year also on his way home from school in Ukiah, 200 wrong." Saturday night, the teen-ager hitchhiked from Manchester to miles north of Merced. They had been living in a one-room log cabin in the small Ukiah, 40 miles away, and left Timmy at the Police Departnorthern California coastal community of Manchester with a ment. Timmy at first didn 't want to leave Steven and chased alter him, but a policeman caught up with them outside. man Steven called "daddy." "Daddy," Kenneth E. Parnell, 48, a night clerk at a Ukiah' J Ufl_It &id it' took Iwo Merced detectives and other hotel, was arrested Saturday night on kidnapping charges. officers to convince Steven that his family really loved him and Authorities said Parnell refused to discuss the kidnappings. lie missed him. will be arraigned Tuesday in Justice Court. Stayner said his wife, Kay, maintained that, when Steve was Police would not comment on the possible motive for the old enough, "lie would find his was. home. I guess she was kidnappings. right. Jerry Stayner, Steven's uncle, said officers told the family "I kind of gave up after five years, but I never stopped the kidnapper "conned" the youngster into accompanying looking every time I saw a crowd on TV or a picture of a lot of him. people in a magazine. I always looked very closely in hopes of He said the man told Steven "his parents didn't want him spotting Steve." anymore" and they could not "afford to keep" him. Stayner paused and wept. The uncle said Steven adapted to the bizarre "adoption" and Mrs. Stayner, :hoked with emotion, said she wanted to share even called Parnell "daddy." Stayner said police told him his her joy "with the world, the whole world. Maybe this will give son had graduated from the eighth grade, attended high school some hope to others with missing children." under another name and even played baseball in school. Timmy was reunited with his stepfather, Jim White, and his The turning point came with the arrival of Timmy. The uncle mother, Angie. said Timmy, whose hair had been dyed brown, kept crying and "We had a lot of hope throughout the whole thing," White, a Steve "got shook up." lie said Steven decided "something was trust company executive officer, said. - At Public Briefing Today The meeting in the van outfitted as a makeshift conference room with a table and four chairs was a compromise between the MERCED, Calif. (UPI I Christmas and birthday presents some dating back to 1972 lay stacked in the Stayners' family room for a son who disappeared seven years ago. Today, over their middleclass home in the Central Valley farming community of Merced hangs a hand-painted sign "Welcome Home." Steven Stayner, now 14 and a 6-foot-tall high school student, is back home because of another little boy's tears. "It's good to be home," Steven said as he was rushed into his family's arms at an emotional reunion party of 350 relatives and friends Sunday ending an ordeal that began on Dec. 4, 1972. On that day seven years ago the Stavners' young son was abducted as he returned home from school by a man who convinced him his family could not afford to keep him and no longer wanted him, police said. "We've kept all his Christmas and birthday presents over all the time he's been gone, justing waiting for him to get home," Delbert Stayner, a cannery worker who has four other children, said. "Now I wish I had brought him more." The teen-ager hitchhiked 40 miles to a police station Saturday night, bringing with him another kidnap victim, 5year-old Timmy White, who disappeared on Valentine's Day - Double Agent To Appear Colombian Officials Negotiate With Guerrillas BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) A hooded guerrilla accompanied by a diplomatic hostage met with two Colombian officials for negotiations Inside a police van with Its rear doors removed. \ short while later, five captives were released from the besieged Dominican Embassy. Boy Returns After 7-Year Disappearan ce NAT10N IN BRIEF .1 Monday, Mar. 3,1980--3A Fl. Z PW TV _____ • IM.hp INS JAI :INSURANCI:. and added, "I am pleased _______ with the verdict." p: Ii Judge Craig Wright said he WOW not sign the veulict until March 10, when he returns from a Florida vacst'on. __ Flynt had returned to his 1 i 2417 1101CR AVE. .4.: _______________ SANFORD ..s...... I T! 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From The Sidelines One Down, And 30-0dd To Go By JOE DeSANTLS Herald Sports Editor : F If President Carter and Ronald Reagan could be proclaimed the Democratic and Republican nominees following their impressive victories in the New Hampshire presidential primary, as .inpnn inm ,ng,n #r1# nrc C" net nkt,in,ic,I,, th W $UMIJ LIl$ would be no reason to hold the additional primaries scheduled in 30-odd states this spring and summer. But, as the state with the first voter-election primary, New Hampshire this year again fulfilled its traditional role of winnowing out the can- ROBERT WALTERS _____ ____ ____ ____ Better ______________ ______ ___________ Keep _____ (hidates. Although Granite State voters can't say :. who the nominees will be even though some would argue they have done so in the past they serve the useful purpose early on of saying, in Quiet effect, who the nominees will not be; After the computers had cranked out their WASHINGTON (NEA)— After suffering tallies. Rep. John B. Anderson of Illinois, Rep. through a decade of embarrassing Philip M. Crane of Illinois, former Gov. John B. disclosures of its Illegal and unethical Connally of Texas, and Sen. Robert J. Dole of activities, the Central intelligence Agency is ' / Kansas were all but out of the running. Together, moving to stifle future revelations of its ____________ unlawful conduct. they had only 14 percent of the Republican votes, The CIA isn't necessarily going to clean up With only 13 percent of the vote but still in third place, Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee may still its Oct. Instead It has convinced sympathetic members of Congress to Introduce legislation be regarded as being a presidential candidate. that would shield the agency from having to ' But the odds against him are getting terribly publicly release information about its tranheavy. _____ sgressions. Although not as apparent, the sifting-out The legislation takes the form of amendprocess took place for Democrats also. Sen. Ted ments to the freedom of Information Act that / / Kennedy once more proclaimed his defeat of 11 would restrict the right to request data under percentage points to be a victory. Nevertheless, the FOIA to U. S. citizens seeng only in. /1 following President Carter's previous wins in formation about themselves maintained in CIA files. Iowa and Maine, Mr. Kennedy's loss in his own Thus, individuals would retain limited___________________________________________________________________ New England hack yard could be the beginning of access to their personal files, required under the end for his presidential hopes this year. provisions of both the FOIA and the Privacy Jerry Brown's announcement from New Act, but the agency would be protected from JACK ANDERSON Hampshire that he is pulling out of key contests ever again having to reveal humiliating in. during Marchand concentrating a do-or-die effort formation about conduct such as: on the April 1 Wisconsin primary is almost tan- —Project CHAOS, a massive domestic n oyi n g s tamount to ending his candidacy. If the 10 percent spying operation during the late 1960s and early 1970s that involved infiltration, he picked up mostly among New Hampshire's espionage and surveillance of critics of the WASHINGTON Interior Secretary Cecil gathered hundreds of pages of documents. student and radical anti-nuclear fringe is not the Vietnam War, civil-rights activists and Andrus, wearing a petulant air of affronted Then we questioned Andrus about the last Brown hurrah, it may be the next to last. dignity and annoyance, has taken exception allegations, other purported dissidents, Th e polls before the vote in New Hampshire The Interior Secretary Is an amiable, to my reports on his political past. —Illegal "bugging" and wiretapping, nest sort, with an air about him of Secret investigative files unlawful break-ins, interception and ear of personal indicated President Carter was leading Sen. knowledgeable sources disclose that Andrus legitimate purpose and disarming fraflkflesL of dossiers on ince Kennedy by a larger margin than the final count mall, and maintenan VwjbèDj Ills IUSUmd is to admit candidly what was UC4Y **çtad "crime" flW4tOdo, dü t U .. U$OVWflIdallOM, proved, and placed the Bush-Reagan contest póulblêto clear the way for EmprlseCorpa 'already known and beyond hldlhg, but todeny was expression of their disagreement with dead heat, with perhaps a slight Reagan edge. various government policies. Mafia-linked sports outfit, to move into the Its logical Implications, Therefore, aside from maintaining a healthy Meanwhile, he adopted the tactics of the state. His appointment of a small-town —Extensive domestic operations in which questioning of polls, Gov. Reagan's enormous the targets were U. S. citizens sheriff, John Bender, as Idaho's chief lawman cuttlefish, which are known to marine in direct victory margin of more than two to one was New violation of a congressional mandate that also appalled federal agents trying to cope biologists for their protective habit 01 squirting ink to evade pursuers. He began with the Mafia, Hampshire's big surprise this time. Such an forbade the CIA from exercising any "police, At a national law enforcement conference, squirting ink long before I could get to my outcome is truly remarkable, considering the subpoena or law enforcement powers or in. one expert described the Bender appointment typewriter. i hard year of campaigning that Mr. Bush invested terfl5l security functions." Without knowing what I Intended to write, as "a classic case 01 corruption and in. —A wide range of extra-legal projects in New Hampshire. filtration by organized crime." Meanwhile, he called a press conference, labeled the operated under code names such as Contrary to President Carter's sly but shallow MKULTRA, MKDELTA, MKNAOMI, AR. the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit, a unwritten story as "garbage" and huffed off. assertion that his victory was an endorsement of TIlO*CE and BLUEBIRD In which - federally subsidized crlme4ightlng group, He has continued to spread the protective ink. his foreign and domestic policies, polls and American citizens were used, often without "Mr. Anderson has just resurrected and refused to and any sensitive data to Idaho when it found out Bender had u,authorlzed rehashed old barroom gossip which has ab postmortems suggest that New Hampshire's their knowledge, for drug experimentation or eolutely no basis In fact," he snorted. A access to it. ; voters simply don't trust Sen. Kennedy. Their research In "brainwashing" and other forms rehash? The story had never been published. of vior mo ca . This attracted the scrutiny of crime In. votes were more anti-Kennedy than pro-Carter. beha difi tion state and federal but had been actively suppressed. Barroom The CIA claims the proposed vestigation units restrictive at both the Moreover, as one columnist said, the president's legislation is necessary to prevent foreign level. No less than Nick Scoppetta, the New gossip? The Information came from the files Georgia boys may not know much about Congress nations, especially the Soviet Union and Its York prosecutor 01 Serplco fame, came to 01 at least three official Investigations, and foreign policy, but they know how to handle allies, from using the FOIA to extract lenHere are just a few of the questions that are Idaho to investigate. an election. sitive information from the agency. There was enough evidence, he concluded, still reverberating: Why did Andrus as Ronald Reagan's breakthrough is being atBut the law already contains a provision, to justify calling a special grand Jury. But governor engage In pOlitical manipulations to this was precluded by Idaho state law, promote an Emprin race track In Idaho? tributed to his personal campaign style, which repeatedly relied upon the CIA In past years, Instead, the facts were set forth In an in. What happened to the investigative file that Californians know well, and to his perceived that exempts from FOIA disclosure vestigative file which mysteriously disap. was entrusted to Andrus' care? Why did he victory over George Bush In the two debates. requirements any material that must "be i*ared after it was turned over to Andrus. appoint a backwater sheriff, with a reputation Also, his solid conservative following held firm kept secret in the interest of national defense or foreign policy." Upon President Carter's appointment of for. corruption, as Idaho's top law enother exemptions preclude the disclosure and even helped to win over numbers of party Andrus to the Cabinet In 1976, a team of FBI forcement officer? Who removed the moderates from Bush. agents pulled the facts together for a routine derogatory Information from the FBI report 01 Information relating to internal agency Primaries In March in some Important practices, personnel matters, Internal agency background report. Yet astonishingly, this before It was submitted to the Senate? Southern states are expected to swell the Reagan memos and InveatIgatl files, The burly JoIm Bender served under derogatory material was not Included In the - As recently as last )ev, CIA Deputy FBI report that was submitted to the Senate. Andrus as the top Idaho cop from 1971 to 1N7, and Carter camps. Thus, front-runners Reagan My sources said the embarrassing in. Yet here's whit my reporter found from and Carter have more reason to hope the much- Director Frank C. Carlucci told a House formation was expunged from the report sources and docimnts: discussed momentum so important in political committee: "It is undeniable that, under the before any Senators could see It a charge Fair separate Informants told four state current FOIA, national security exemptions campaigns will be working for them during the exist to protect our most vital Information." that a White House spokesman emphatically Investigators that Bander took payoffs from next round of primary elections. denied. Yet the information never reached them while he was sheriff In a northern Idaho Two years earlier, another CIA official told Still, no one knows better than Ronald Reagan a Senate subcommittee that compliance with the Senate committee that reviewed the gambling bailiwick. how the momentum of victory can be reversed. the law Initially was a traumatic experience Andrus appointment; obviously, someone's A state agent, quoting an nderworid hand had been quicker than the eye. informant, reported Bender had "kept the After losing repeated primary elections to for the agency, then added: ,We have been I asked my associate Dele Van Atta to in. but off" blililegal drug pushing, which was President Ford four years ago, the Reagan forces able tomake the necearyadjustnwnts. I am vedigate the cover-up. He spent weeke In "allowed to continue through the protection around pleased to report that, In fact, I think the suddenly and unexpectedly turned things Idaho where he spoke to down ofsoircesand afforded by Mr. John Bender." It." in the South and went on to within a whisker of &Nncy ii better off for capturing the nomination. It is one of ft numerous ironies of presidential politics that Mr. Reagan's record should now offer To — . — Ca And The rter I ____ JEFFREY HART ____ ____ It t '10 I ____ . _____ — _______ ____ km - Stories And ru 6 ii - - Soviets Two cheers, anyway, for President Car. ter's recognition of the gross Soviet threat to the West. Two cheers for his State of the Union address, his embargo, his Olympiés move, his definition of United States and Western Interests in the oil of the Peiin Gulf. But not three cheers. Because an ivy reality has been looming over the West for at least a decade. The French political theorist Raymofld Aron is now one of the grand old men of the Western intellect. He is superbly learned and civilized. His books, some of them already classics, fill a shelf. In a recent issue of the magazine Encounter, this wise and articulate old man gives us a dose of reality. His essay is called: "1984: Can Europe Survive So Long?" For a man so steeped In European civilization as is Raymond Aron, that title must have been agonizing. Yet he looks squarely at the truth. "In the course of the last 15 years, the balance of Soviet-American power has Widergone a fundamental change in favor of tie Soviet Union... In the early 19605, when the Americans produced the doctrine of 'flexible' or graduated response, they worked on the hypothesis of an attack with conventional weapons. If necessary the Western powth would resort to tactical nuclear weapons: an ese*IaUonwh1cWwu1d Itself entail the threjt of further escalation... This doctrine ws meaningful only on the hypothesis that tt West would retain the choice of weapons, conventional or nuclear. That hypothesis has now been refuted by Russian advances... What is new Is not so much NATO's InferIoritr in conventional weapons as Russia's nuclear superiority in the European theater." . - - . - - - somuchcomforttoGeorgeBushandTedKen Ken nedy. LEWIS GRIZZARD in . walked tothe back ofhis campaign hue as It totted New llnp.ltIrs recently and told a group 01 polItical reporters an .tc joke. 1% incident cia. great pseg 01 teeth on-** pelIUisl atiss. Error No. 1: Hesiiogld be" ataysdin Ike st of tb Nwiththe other siL*pEplLA • — with - s,ory ceeten ow In the back 01 lbs bw In the flrM place Was o1ng lbs reporters a 0 bl e We ben of dwodsloL ErrerNol; Yr'tgMagr.up01bsy npØors' MkMkr with mere dy.- Ide't :j c "Mcie Bro*wi canWalgfl WOf*6fS mat.?" From a strategic perspective, the Soviet Invasion 01 Afghanistan was thus a direct attack on the West Europeans. -' "as USA?" 't be watch "L.a Icem boom the reporters' rww with P-'-'d Reagan cosmos arod with a hex 01 - brew, Bosude?" Or, "Hey, whit lime doss tide ddches =to get back tothebl?V,sgotaS,elNne to meat," (W-tuWed, that moe the bossy In Ito U hungs bee wwiissd to mist Wmwisnthegatsolw,kM.i.) 1sksda dock ala rsleream,, and, as se Jdn ps k was aawfrsmtheoaethetaistEssi ku Sob W& to the lam. Error No. 3: Now tslsg.updr.porh Join understand it, Md they vii we wW itepkIandasMlela r meloynoiAgemomohdampown asssastkeycanborrewsètecaite$hih' Modes. Reputes pdw jokes yes ,aiuik't tell your drill asriuset Ra* later ,Iain,d he told the Joke onlyaa paradipsi, as an .'ple that caleld MImic jolas should not be told. Error No. 4: Reagan confused the reporters, Moat reporters I know think a psradIn Is something with Mx sides that theyasd to talk shout a lot In geometry dMIL Who tollft to so" tes, now urns us words. Use Run words, UI. "food." H55I) _ - 'flu MW q@WM hire, of course, Is why RIsuId Reagan svertoldthejobeIntg $acs.HsbsdthsRetaIw.csdsnttogoby, and he now 01 Jimmy Ctsra 'ethi1c PW ft? More 1111110 thet, dees't he realise the me" Comedown was terrlblscsus 01 rubblt ewe? DIde't he bw the American au Uburtiss Usiat vials to nicke hiving a .ums 01 wn,r enccue'4iisl? v ' • • - -• - i. • ErrerNo. $: ifRonald Reagan wantudlo tefl a job. In the back 01 his bus, hestiosild hive wed a group that is too busy miilnlqg mowdatne out of molel'IUs to be thia.Elaswd. Political reporters, for Instance. How DWY political reporters does It 91-1111 to anew lnalighlbojb? Five. One to wire ft office for money Or the llgldbuth.Onetogoto the tdvar toauelfbecan begs Ugt'thulb for fres, io go after a Mz.pack with the messy that açpossd lobs used for the llglsthulb. And to call the electrician. -- - * --, ' -..-:_ -• . . ., .4 ,4-4 •. !%' ' ' Vf " '. •' • • , _, • S , 7 p All season long Seminole In a telephone interview to keep the Tribe surging, coach Bill Payne has been with the Sentinel Star's prep "You just about have to kill saying, "Sure we've got five sports editor Frank Carroll him tokeep him out of the line good players in the starting the morning the poll was up," complimented Payne of Big Bruce McCray fires a shot over the out line up, but we also have good released, Roche was quoted Whitney's comeback effort. • • k .5 f ,f I I 1 sreIc,,L-II .,an,. 0. Ma inland cen• ter HerI b H arris. players backing them up." as saying, "We didn't rank "I wanted to win so badly Saturday night Payne them because they won't even Keith would have a chance to McCray hot clutch buckets all night for a :ii point proved it.. With Keith Whitney make it out of their own play again. He's a pretty effort. sidelined with an injured knee district." tough kid." and Reggie Butler In early After his ) point victory, foul trouble, Payne was Mainland coach Dick Toth Leave the driving to us forced to go to the bench was rather affirniative in his Every once in a while the carly. anesranent of the Seminoles Seminoles hold a little closed As he has done so often in too. "We beat them attheir d of their own No Um put, sixth man Shun place and we beat them at coaches allowed The held -Thomas came in and did more home. I think that should one on the team bus t over than a credible job. Despite prove something," liSted the to Dayto na Beach Saturday going scoreless ln the contest, Buc's first year coach. He night Thomas turned in heath UP added, "We don't like As if on cue the players defensive play against anybody coming in hero and gathered in a huddle at the Mainland's outstanding guard showing us how to play rear of the bias for some SamnHenry. Henry came on to basketball." minutes. Nothing could be Icore 12 second half points for Seminole's win overheard but soft whis"ers a total of 18, far below his 32 Mainland marked Following a be "Lets"go effort in timetheSucswebeatenon seats in n fr Pdebacle a week e the their home court this yew. quiet the remainder of the tournament,, Uip. — KEDESANTIS "Big Bird Steve Grace A sign of things likewise came in and helped ;: Tribe rallied On Seminole on Uie boards as did six points do" to WU within ba& up forward WL111e White one at the half, sllcli4hooft who also hit a dutch bucket senior Glenn Stasnbaugh " shortly before interniission to perhaps the Seminole's mod A quid and r eseived player M the Seminole surge going 'that pulled theTribe be within headed for the locker YOU9 [1 ~'one at half. excitedl giving Tribe ft= The remainder of the fe' (MaybethatSnç*a ''i the amber one' 'emninole bench served as signal, the first time Stainfanatical cheerleaders, laugh h raised his batid keeping their teammates with that familiar gesturean pwn* up throughout the - , The winning shot. With Seminole trailing 67-66 and 19 second on the clock, glenn Stambaugh hit this jumper to put Seminole in front to stay 65-67. The sharp shootlng senior gunned in2oon the night. - Ara m - • . '. • • .ffe takes af,çer • - u vo V & . 300 1 t. r------------- 1 Pleas. Enter My Subscription I To The Evening Herald I I . RAT1 Name Address________________ I Phone ••: City • MMIL •. -. . '% VV r F :. / 11 lsgvler ' Sobscription -L 10 'an top to, despite the fact taitcouw1tromwo V J W t* wAsred ft contest laterally 90 PIRY 11 1 1 - Still I"W third and lost to a he shook lam for a2Uooter team ranked second. I • L ------------------------Late In the first quarter little crow a Is corte. When the Buccaneers guard Keith Whitney went dropped Seminole 0040 on the down with a knee Injury while afInaI night of regular season racing Sam Henry to the play, the coordinator for the bishetondelense. 1% speedy prep I'isketl*ll poll, paul left-bander courageously ,Roche felt the Seminoles Wei e attempted to return to the Opens "..mwtu AL. i. i$t . it • pec ii ialU S eO$Ofl -••. 4 Months t.:1 •. - BasebaIiII .-••.• - • . - 20 • . - ••- • -- • • an i rip Yourkid — - ' : , When You can't make thnii In sensitive times, no matter now harmless they might be. You're a "racist" If you do. 'ou can't make jokes about w'wn You're a "sexist." You can't even snake An abçst old people nsL'lIng for president. That mesas you are IMenaltive to the elderly "prImp. time Americans," to be on 11w safe sIde, • The Little Things Add Up I C Mainland raced down the gave Seminole its first lead at 22-21. The Tribe and the flues court with Henry firing up a matched bucket for bucket long jumper, he missed, the before Sam Henry hit a 20. ball went out of bounds and footer to give Mainland the Seminole took possession with one second left. halftime lead at 39-38. A see-saw third period and a David Thomas, attempting hot four minutes in the final the inbotmds pass play to kill stanza pushed the Tribe to a the clock threw the ball the six point lead before Mainland length of the court out of battled back to eventually bounds and Mainland had one take the lead at 67.66 with 1:05 more shut with one second left in the game, setting up the left. . henry lobbed the ball up final frantic minute. Buccaneer guard Sam high, trying to go to Herb Henry then missed the front Harris for the last second tip end of a bonus situation that In. Harris drew plenty of l' would have given Mainland a company and the ball was batted around until the buzzer three point lead. After two Seminole tur- went off, sending Mainland novers, Mainland had away empty handed at 29-2 possession for an inbounds and Seminole to the regional play at midcourt with 25 playoffs at 29-2 also. seconds on the clock. "I'm really sorry for commented A leaping David Thomas, Mainland, who snared a game high 13 Payne afterwards. They are j' rebounds to go along with such a class team. But I'm Reggie Butler's nine, slapped happy for us. Our kids had the inbounds puss right back something to prove and they into Herb Harris hands and all pulled together to do it. the Tribe took possession. MAINLAND t67: Smith 10, Thomas inbounded to Bruce Prince 14, Harris 9, Henry 15, MeRay who hit Stambaugh Payne 19. Totals 28 11-15 67. with a pass at the top of the SANFORD (68): Stanbaugh key. Stambaugh dribbled 20, Whitney 6, D. Thomas 5, S. right, pulled up and aimed a Thomas 1, McCray 31, White S4'flhif101C High coach Bill Payne really got Into the game Saturday. In the 24 footer at the goal. The shot 2, Butler 4. Totals: 29 10-13 68. hecticfinal two minutes Payne was on hands and knees for his sideline hit nothing but net and halftime: Mainland 39.38; coaching duties. Seminole took the lead with 19 Total fouls: Mainland 134, seconds. Sanford 16. . • - Reagan's Joke Only A 'Paradigm • S Just before their Invasion of AfghanIstñ, the Soviets warned the West Germñin goverment In Bonn that the United S" could no longer protect Germany's vital 'Oil It advised Bonn to negotiate arms control directly with Moscow. . i'nsióimiai azate - I onald Reagan Oiy chocolates: wads a nwnb,r of tactical errors when hi "thocelates, amockolaws. Where's an BERRY'S WORLD Raymond Aron 15 the most rational men. He is frightened right down to lila toenails. By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor Rumors of Seminole High's basketball death have been greatly exaggerated. Bill Payne's Fighting Tribe left behind the frustration of two regular season losses to Daytona Mainland and the chagrin of being dropped from the prep poll's top ten Saturday to beat the fluecaneers in the one game that counted. The district 9 championship contest. Behind a 31 point effort by Bruce McCray and the clutch shooting of Glenn Stambaugh, Seminole tripped the Buccaneers 68417 in a wire-to-wire thriller before a jam-packed crowd on the Buc's home court. Something no other team had done this season. "'this had to be the biggest win of my life" said an emotional Bill Payne in a tumultuous Tribe locker room" Indeed emotions ran high. When the final buzzer sounded there were tears of joy among Seminole followers and tears of frustration In the Mainland stands. Just eight days earlier Mainland had walloped Seminole by 20 points. The Tribe then had to scrap for its life to make the championship game. "The defense was the dif. ference," a happy Payne pointed out. Mainland coach Dick Toth agreed. "They used a defense on us that we hadn't seen all year," explained the flue coach. '0f course I'm illsnnnnintpil thnl • Raymond Aron concludes, nevertheless, that a direct Soviet attack upon Westerp Europe is probably unlikely. It would be top risky, even with the huge Imbalance of forces. Instead, Mon envisions a classic mllitarjeconomic flank attack, which would split the West, Isolating Europe from America. This scenario envisions a "second Iran and nw troubles in the Persian Gulf states, leadI4 to an oil famine, unpredictable price rises, and possible Great-Power confrontations. The Soviet Union's new military predominance... would Influence the course of all the diplomatic or economic crises which might arise anywhere on the planet. In the event 01* revolutionary upset, resulting in some sort of anti-Western and more or less pro-Soviet government In Saudi Arabia, would the United States have either the military means or the political resolve to Intervene?" How Sweet It Was For Tribe one-and-one we would be going to Ft. Pierce. But give the credit to Seminole, they won the game. I hope they go all the way and win the state — it would be great for them to represent the conference and the district." "We kind ot had afeeling they wouldn't be able to adjust to the triangle and two defense," explained Payne. "Nobody used it on them this year. It cut off a lot of Henry's high passes to their big men under the boards," The contest was never more than seven points wide throughout. Mainland jumped out 114 in the first period after hitting Its first five shots. A Glenn Stambaugh jumper late In the second quarter - Monday, Mar. 3, 1$0—SA A happy and relieved Glenn Stambaugh and Shun Thomas share a victory hug seconds after the buzzer in the Tribe's 65-67 win ovee Mainland. and caniwda pair ol foul shots LI :.S; j .L 4 '.1 - - •. - Evening - P.O. Box lU7, Sanford, Flo. Telephone 322-2611 i �• • - -- - ....---." -.. , .•.. a • • •. - - ---• .- - . • ..:. - .. .. - -- S - •,.- ' - Monday, Mir. 3, 1910 A-Evanlng Herald, Sanford, FL Hornets Put 1. Lions For District 8 Crown Sting On OURSELVES "Roland and Kessinger The fourth quarter began desperate attempt with 1:10 to on 9-of-21 shots for only 43 done. someone has stepped in to do half points. "That was a disaster," sloppily for the Lions as the play when the ever-present were tremendous," concluded we had a great first percent, but made up the the job," Topper said. "Yeah, That someone Saturday half," understated Lions' difference by converting 12- cried Phillips about a quarter Hornets, pressing after every Murphy scored on a drive Robinson. "But I thought we where the Lions converted basket, picked off two passes down the middle to cut the did a good job of shutting off It may have been the only night was the hornets' bullish Coach "Digger" of-16 free throws. Dale The other Mullee, 6.4, only 2-of-9 shots. "That third and jumped to a 58-44 bulge. lead to 64-58, but P. Mullee the other three (starters). time the Lord's Prayer 6.3 center Kevin Roy who Phillips. "(Horace) Roland later, iced the win with four free Two minutes concluded with a loud, tossed in 16 points and con- was super and (Troy) sophomore Greg came alive quarter kind of put us away. "We wanted to force the in the second quarter with You can't be outscored 20-9 however, Oviedo was back throws in the last minutes. boisterous cheer. verted eight free throwE Kessinger came out hot." action the whole game, that's "I thought we had some as freshman Ronnie within The Lions connected on 7-of. eight points to finish the first and win." It w2E a fitting cnnelusion. without a miss in the first half During the nine point surge Murphy initiated a 10-2 tear guys reluctant to go to the why pressed. I thought The Bishop Moore Hornets when Oviedo was attempting 10 first quarter shots to leap to half with nine markers, as the ts thewe game was under 50 poinif were saying Amen to a hard to put some distance between a 15-11 advantage. They Hornets inside attack corn- P. Mullee tipped in a missed and concluded it with a tip-in basket," Phillips said about they would beat us. If it was the helter skelter fourth cooled to 6-of-13 in the second bined for 29 of the 32 points, shot and followed with four to make the county 6(-51. fought 68.60 victory over them and Bishop Moore. With 3:40 to play, Robinson quarter. "You shouldn't have over 50, we wou ld win." Phillips constant concern free throws. Roy then hit a O%iedo's Lions which gave "Roy and Paul Mullee kept period, but still led 33.32 at OVIED() (60): Kessinger them the District 3A.8 us in the baligame," winning intermission. The 13-of-23 about his team's inability to jumper inside the lane and went to a slower offense, to have a freshman (Murphy) 13, Burgess 3, Jones 6, Roland which he hoped would draw lead the comeback." "play two good halves of muscled one from inside, Championship. Coach Gregg Robinson computed to 56 percent. Roland closed his fine 24, Murphy 12, Myer2. Totals: Roland and 6-4 Doug Meyer the foul and work the clock. it The curly-haired Kessinger basketball" became im"We've waited four years confirmed about the two Roland's career at Oviedo with a game2412.18 60. this moment," Senior senior's exploits. "I felt the banged home his first five mediately apparent when the retaliated with four free did the former for point guard Greg Topper leadership of Paul was the shots, including a spinning Lions went 3:51 without throws for the Lions. And fourth - and 5-7 sophomore high 24 points. Kessinger's BISHOP MOORE (68): P revealed during a wild t1ifference in the ballgame." drive move which netted the scoring to open the third when Terry Jones tallied on a David Dizney calmly Lon- "Swan Song" consisted of 13 Mullee 24, G. Mullee 19, Roy' great feed from Kessinger, verted for a 62-54 advantage, points and six assists. Murphy quarter. Hornets a 15-9 edge. celebration in the visitors 18, Grimes3, Topper4, Dizney In the meantime, Bishop Oviedo trailed only 45-40. "We call it our scramble added points. Roland, a 6.1 swingman, locker room at Oviedo High Paul, the senior partner of a 2. Totals: 22 24-34 68. Along with Roy's important In the last minute though, offense," said Robinson. "It Mullee finn, which has been scored the last six points of Moore ran off nine straight School Saturday night. Halftime: Oviedo 33, Bishop "It's hard to realize what it doing more than legal the first half for 14 points and points to seize a 41-33 ad- G. Mullee tallied four points opens the middle up. We went 16 points, Paul Mullee conmeans right now, I can't put it damage to opponents all year, a one point halftime edge for vantage. Kessinger finally and his brother, Paul, two to it when they went man to tributed 23 points, while Moore 32. Fouls: Oviedo 21, brother, Greg, notched 19 Bishop Moore 16. Fouled out: broke the drought with a free more for a 5242 third quarter man." into words. I didn't have a shook off the effects of an the Lions. Topper. Technical: None. The Lions made one more points. The Hornets meanwhile, hit throw, but the damage was stranglehold. good eame. but all year ankle injury to score 10 first By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - Women's I 4 Eichelberger Ices Bay Hill . .;V;-, ORLANDO, Fin. (UPI) -"To say the wind was a factor is a bit of an understatement," said Bay Hill Classic champion Dave Eichelberger after Sunday's round In which 35 golfers scored in the 80s. Fierce crosswinds played havoc with golf balls, the players' swings were hampered by all the clothes they wore to ward off the chill, and the temperature kept dropping. Forecasters said the wind made it seem as cold as 10 degrees at one point, Eichelberger and Leonard Thompson, who finished in second place, were the only players who finished the windswept $300,000 tournament under par. The winner compensated for three bogeys and a double bogey with a pair of 25-foot birdie putts and a final round 74 for a 5-under 279. Thompson also had a 74 Sunday to finished at 282. Etchelberger, a 6-foot-1 Texan, won $54,000 for his first place finish, . - Lyman's Terry Barrett concluded a successful wrestling season Saturday by placing fourth at 159 pounds in the State Meet at Lyman High School. Barrett, only a junior, had his quest for the number one spot interrupted by Hollywood McArthur's Anthony Brown 146 In Saturday morning's semi-final round. I Brown, a state champ last year at 149, easily disposed of Ted Chinarski (Chaminade) 13-3 to win the championship. Following the loss to Brun, Barrett entered the wrestlebacks, where he avenged his only seasonal loss of the year by defeating Danny Horton iOrange Park) 7.4, Horton jumped to a 2-0 advantage with a first period takedown, but Barrett evened things with a reversal. In the second period the tough Greyhound parlayed a reversal and a near full to put the match away. . • • • ,. • • • ' . I • ;, I . . . "That did it," a happy Coach Skip Pletzer said about the near pin. "Once Terry got up five points going into the last period, It was all over." Horton reversed Barrett in the last period for his final points. The victory advanced Barrett to the consolation finals where he met St. Pete. Seminole's Jay BossIer for third place. After battling for two scoreless periods, the tenacious Barrett tried a "Peterson Roll," but couldn't pull it off. Rossler reversed Barrett 45 seconds into the third period and held on to win the third place spot 2-0. "Terry avenged one loss, lost to the state champion and lost one to a guy that was very good," pointed out Pletzer. "I'd say he had a very successful season." Along with that Barrett won the Lyman Christmas Tournament, the Five Star Conference plus District and Region Championships. His final ledger boasted 30 wins and three losses. Lake Howell's Bo4by Skura suffered his second loss in the wrestle backs Saturday. Early rdtuder ow Southeidge held on for the lawn IU With 83 points. Pinellas Park was second with 69 points and Hollywood McArthur third with 57 points. SAM COOK / • . : , - • ' . . . . ' . • • Seminole Diamond ,• Seminole high's baseball game, originally scheduled away at Lake Iyman's 159 grappler Terry Barrett In action during Saturday's state Brantley for this evening has been wrestling meet at the Greyhound gym. The 'Hound matman finished fourth, changed. - Hera ld Photo by Tom VIACInt Adds To Cleveland' By United Press International San NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Confer ence Atlantic Division W L Pc?. 05 Boston SO IS .761 Philadlph 49 $7 .742 l" New York 33 34 .493 1$ Wshngtn 30 35 .462 20 New .lecsy 21 10 .412 23', Central Division W L PC?. GB Atlanta 11 26 .612 San Antoni. 33 34 43 • Houston 33 34 03 • Indiana 31 36 .463 $0 Clevelnd 27 42 .391 iS Detroit IS 31 .277 2511 Western Conference ..I Dg'.If..nd .__• Kanss Cty 40 79 Denver 35 43 .311 $ 611 23 45 .335 II', 21 II .304 21 Chicago Utah - Pacific Division W I. Pd. GB Seattle II 20 .706 Los AngIs 47 20 .701 -17 Phoenix 44 24 .647 4 Portland 31 36 .443 IS', San Diego 31 31 .419 17', Golden Stt 10 4 .211 25 Missouri (233) vs. San Jose State (1711) ' K ansas State (21 S) vs. Arkansas (21 7) coII.g. Basketball March 1 4Notre Dame (225) vs. Missouri. San Jose State winner 1910 NCAA Basketball Tourna. mint Pairings By United Press International (Seeds preceding school name, records In parenth eses) East At Greensboro, N. C. March 6 Iowa (191) vs. Virginia Cornmonweatth (11-111 Tennessee ($7-10) vs. Furman (236) OS Milwauke , . Midwest Pivislan W L Pd. 42 27 .609 •-•••_••_ Midwnt Li I :ninin. Nmh ••••••• • 2 Louisville (213) vs. Kansas StateArkansas winner At Denton, Ten. - March 7 - ' Time Saturday's Result New York 15. New J@" 0$ Cross winner Mideast At West Lafayette. Ind. March - S SOdav's INODS Boston Ill. Detroit New Jersey 113. Now York N Philadelphl$ $41. Golden State 99 Washington III. Indiana $04 Atlanta I, Denver 93 Kansas City 94. Houston 91 Cleveland 173. San Antonio II, Phoenix 73. Los Angeles III. Milwaukee lOIs San Diego N March 6 Washington State (73.5) vi. Ivy League champion pgq (15.9) y, j$p (j) March I 4 Duke (72-I1 vs. Washington Portland III. Chicago 207 Tide Vs Games Teesday's Games Indiana at New JerseY Detroit at Washington State.lvy League wisner , 3-61. John's (24-4) vs. Put". m.ssotm. wkwwr Al SewIin Croon, Ky. March? Florida. Stale (ZIS) vs. Mid. American CCOWWO champion VW11I. Tadi (30-7) vi. W$Ievst Kentucky (7)-?)' Mardi i 1-Kentucky (ti-St vs. Florida - Seattle its. Uth.9I (No games scheduled) 3 BrIgham - Young (324) Clemson-Utah State winner . , vi. 2Oregon State t36-3) vs. WOW Slate Lamar winner At Tempo, Aria. March 7 UCLA (17-9) vi. Old Dorninlon (2$. 4) Arlaona State (114) vs. Loyola Marymount ($413) Mar09 j.Øpag ($5-I) 011111111111 wInn . vs UCI,AOId 40*tlo Slit. (307) vs. Arisana W.4rno$a Marymcunt winner as.ball , - "i - Pittsburgh March 2l-Cincinnati (Tampa) - Boston Much 30 - Houston April I *pqll 2 Toronto Toronto Beach) April 3 4 Beach) - T.xs (Pompane • - ____ ___________I.__ .. - - -, - - " Switched Ills permanent duty station Benevolent Protective be determined after he Order of the Elks, Post 1241 on will Herald Photo by Tom Nehel Second St,, in Sanford, had an finishes his basic training, lie Viola Kastner Is all smiles over an honor she old fashioned short rib Bar-B. plans to continue his received from the Sanford Shrine Club. President Que Sunday afternoon. education through the festive occasion Marine's The [till Ma o presented her with a 100 Million Dollar Club certificate from the chub in memory of her brought out about 130 people program. late husband, Harold Kastner, Illustrious Potente to enjoy the good food and the Dave Bennett is in Sanford social mixin' of old friends. 100 MILLION _____ DOLLAR CLUB 1 . ' I, DEAR ABBY: I have never needed advice so badly in my life, and you are the only one I can turn to. My married daughter Is pregnant with her second child and is planning to have a natural childbirth this time. She and hen husband have been going for T __..__I_ as suwiva very tar out to me, but if that's their choice, it's all right with me. But, Abby, she plans to have her 3-year-old eon watch delivery! Her husband will be present at the birth, and also has invited her 19-yearold wunarrled sister to witness the whole business. Lord, ]help me!! had all! could do to keep from getting hysterical ' she told me thiS. , Abby, do you think a 3-yI d child can handle something Like this? Even a 29-year-old unmarrIed girl night not be able to handle It. 2 get sick at the thought of it. We are conservative people, and I have raised my daughters to be modest, so 4i1s isa terrible shock to me. What do you think of this . *hole, business? APPALLED IN K,C. . :• DEAR APPALLED: There no better way to learn about e miracle of life Ilin to 'ltness childbirth. 11kg thicklag or Immodest about It. Aid a Z-yew,old ékI1d should find It a fasdsaUag and educational Ad all right? I trust your Judgment. 83)1 m Brooklyn. Ever since my name appeared in your column last summer, I've had and phone calls from all over the country. How's this for a story? When I was a 27-year-old bachelor, a pretty girl caught my eye. I called her for a date, but she played hard to get, so that ended that. Well, last Saturday my phone rang, and this, very same lady (only 56 years letters later) said, "Is this Abe p.,ifpn i aid, "Yes, that's W)wn she told me who was, I nearly fainted. Then she said, "I saw your name In 1eaz Abby's column, I've been a widow for 3) years. How would you like to take me out lunch?" I very politely said, "It's not good for us to see each OUW so often." Then I added, "Besides, with God's help, my and I will celebrate our j" 5611 ABE PUCHKOFF DADDY'SGIRL DEAR GIRL: I know you mean well, and I sympathize. But I think such a note would be inappropriate, man has gonorrhea, the chance of his partner contractizig it Is about 56 percent. U the woman lion the Pill, the chance of her contracting disease Is lii per cent. Getting married? Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Abby's new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, Teen: Are There some questions you just 't ask anyone abo ut sex, own feelings? Get by' ni_ booklet, WHAT TEENAGERS OUGHT TO KNOW. Send Abby, 133 Leaky Drive, Beverly Huh, . Enclose a long stamped (2$ The pram, sponsored by Coming To Lyman - defects $ ' . I Tlekse Field Mardi S Detroit March 9 Detroit (Lakeland) • • - - __ - _____ - ,ti1tanIa magic ai circus actaj d pr will feature priivar ____ MIII,? and Ida it of r'*aI wonders. Acts will include____ I live lod PIt" - f11"1i% teIIIIId AthVWIIIspecial IUIcts end a dions elm, with dance Iaos• __ -I-i lbs Houdini Escsps, the fasting i. French GaliloUne, Nub's Ait and MICIOO Illnd For hdormation and Uck.ta comt Tomlimm 040C ____ ___ aohlMtiss schulile ..A*Samesslart.tl:31..m.at Thmk ___ _____ LI b. -' Li.. ..'.1 .3 4.-T 3 - ..'.... . , i -,4r ,'-'!. rV -. 5. 4?'J: 6:00 BL4)O0 NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMEN I -- Congressional Oversight Jim 8:30 U 4i NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS (1J U ABC NEWS 1 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Barney tickets Gomer for a U-turn and is then detained in a citizen's arrest by Gomar for the same thing. (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Congressional Reform" (1-207) BOB NEWHART ubs patients panic at the thought of Bob's "deserting them to visit his friend. "The Peeper" 7:00 U (4) FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE C?) U JOKER'S WILD uls?rIc? Vi in Volusia County. Also, at the conference Lyman Junior Ed Cavanaugh, was elected president of the district. Participants were high school business students from four central Florida counties. The top five contestants will compete at the State FBLA Leadership Conference March 27, 28, 29 in Orlando Those contests and the Seminole County winners were: Business Communications: Third place, Amy Dickinson Lyman; Four th place, Katrina Unzleker Oviedo; and fifth place, Susan Meta - Oviedo. Business Law: third place, Karen Shope - Lake Howell; and fourth place, lee Bowers - Oviedo High. Economics: first place, Corlis Knowles Lyman. Data Processing: fourth place, Teresa Stratford Lyman Office Procedures: first place, Ann Barton Lake Howell; second place, Jackie Mason-Lyman; third place, Kim EstesLake Brantley; and fifth place, Susan Huene Lake Howell. Ms. FBLA: first place, Kathy Crouch - Lake Howell, Clerk Typist I: first place, Karen Forman. Lake Brantley; third place, Kelly Cochran - Lake Howell; and fifth place, Karen Johns. Lake Brantley. Clerk Typist II: second place, Mary Ann Cooper Lake Howell; third place, JoAnn Sldorowlcz - Lake Brantley; and fourth place, Denis Devore Lake Brantley, Stea. I: first place, Karen Browning - Lake Brantley; second place, Teresa Fortuna Lake Howell; third place, Cynthia Friendy - Lake Howell; fourth place, Melanie Von Nieda - Lake Brantley; and fifth place, Laurie Bell flower - - - - - . leer work at the home for the aged despite Archie's orders, - Oviedo. Steno II: first place, Tammny Patty - Lake Howell; and third place, Cynthia Haverly- Lake Howell. Job Descripuon: first place,TracySayyah-LakeBrantley; apd four th place, Laurie Dokier - Oviedo, Jab lidersiew: first place, Robyn Hilliard - Oviedo; second place, Laurie Alcorn - Lake Howell; and fifth place Sue 4()5 Lake Brantley. Acce tlig I: first place, Mary Leatherman .Lake Howell ; seCond place, Andrea Lyons. Lake Brantley; and fifth place, lean Carrow - LyT.nWI AOW"1,* II: second place, Kathleen Godfery - Lyman; and third place, Wendy DVOrIky - Lyman. luoss Ma th third place, Jane Dickinson -Lyman PM.y Pr.cede second place, Lake Brantley Team- Billie Derkicy, Tracy Jagona, Donna Sinacore, Myra fjt'g, Patty Casey; third place, Lyman Team - Karen howVoot, Unda Denial, Steve Glenson, Ed Csv'n.ugh. first place, Patricia McGee - Lake Brantley; and third place, [awl. Findley and Sandy Hendel. Like Howell. Ezleaposue.us Spesk: first place, Jaynee Long . Lake Howell; and third place, Jennie Shelton - Lake Howell. Pablk Speaking: third place, hthonda Brewer - Lake Howell; and fourth place, Usa Rawlion - Oviedo, Md 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: (11 (35) WILD, WILD WEST ) 0 MCCLOUD BL 130 cr0' (1958) Joel McCrea 2:00 "Darby's (1958) James Garner. Etchika Choureau in minute 17) MOVIE "The Desert Fox" (1951) James Mason, Jessica Tandy. Field Marshal Rommel emerges as a unique military figure during his World War II African campaign 9:00 0(4) NBC MOVIE "Let's Do It Again" (1975) Sidney Poitier, Bill Cosby. Two blue collar workers Concoct a risky and to raise $50,000 for a new building for their Igo. (5)0 MA'SH (7)0 FAMILY (1]) (35) DItIAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Fernando Lames, (10) THE WORLD OF THE BEAVER Cinematographer DOS Bartlett captures the life cycle of one of nature's most Industrious builders the beaver. Narrated by Henry Fonda. CLOHOUSE'CAUJ 1000 CI) 0 LOU GAawr 08T0 CH (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "The Jilting Of Granny Weathsrall" by Katharine Anna Porter. (17) sM'ag "TM Batt le Of Italy The Axis Broken" -- 10:30 9 (35) CANDID CAMERA (12 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 4:15 7 U TARZAN STYLE (MON-WED. FRI) 2j (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) "Man Killer" (THU) 12:15 TUESDAY (12. 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(R) TOMORROW (THU) imaging devices uncover )0THEPRICEIS RIGHT U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 12:40 (1)0 WKRP microscopic 11:00 U 4i HIGH ROLLERS 12:20 i) 0 POLICE STORY 31 1171 wni ri sible World' Amazing and highly specialized cameras and o CBS NEWS U BARNEY MILLER help. (R) "Sleight Of Hand" (10) NATIONAL GEO. GRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Invi- 10:55 11:45 (4) 0 (4') (DO Ci') U THAT'S INCREDIBLE (Premiere) John Davidson, Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby host a new series which examines some of the unboIievable but true things which exist and happen in everyday life. (1)) (35) JIM ROCKFORD HOLLYWOOD B t.24 (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE SQUARES KOVACS () 0 WHEWI (MON-WED, (1 (17) MOVIE Across The FRI) Pacit,c (1942) 8:00 B LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When Adam Is injured In a stagecoach accldent. Mary leaves him and an expectant mother (Leslie Landon) and sets off to find (14) 10:00 B (14) CARD SHARKS t.5'i 0 MARCH MAGAZINE (THU) AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A (ii'(35)PTLCLUB look at the latest occurrences g (1 7) MOVIE in Iran. 10:30 i12 (I 7) OPEN UP - - 11:30 polici. 4(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (17)GREEN ACRES U A1 TONIGHT )0 HARRY 0 (V a MOVIE Rangers" (B/W) / LEHRER ii (35) FAMILY AFFAIR I M (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 14 (10)FAWLTYTOWERS (17) LAST OF THE WILD "Troop Command" L11(35) SANFORD AND SON Fred witnesses a burglary at Julios house but is too scared to 04 (10) MACNEIL :12'(17) FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 00 B 4) 0 Ci) 0 NEWS t?S (35) BENNY HILL (1 7) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Nabors IN CINCINNATI Jennifer's reputation is at stake when a photographer sneakily - 14111111 ___ - Spruce Creek High school - MaØCiapinIatnsiceaandllv. e*ltettaImnat%t will be featured at Tuesday's Magic Tln* USA. Circus USA - Seminole County Business Education students took top honors in each of the contests at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) District VI Leadership Conference at CONFIDENTIAL TO "NEEDS TO KNOW 11N COLORADO SPRINGS": If a ________________________________________ - in - DEAR ABE Thanks for ansiher day-brightener. Aid - DEAR ABBY: Remember mazeltovl ceati), self-addressed DEAR ABBY: i ne? I'm Abe Puchkoif (age _________________________________________________ . FBLA Students Take Top Honors wedding invitations: "Send no gift, but give a donation to the Society." Do you think this would be , at AIen is$3 for adults and $3 for child , EVENING nianent residents and ac- Phil Donahue, (Part t of 2) month's vacation. Margaret's commodates weekend and (t2)(1?) ALL IN THE FAMILY husband, Hollis, just arrived vacationing visitors. Edith refuses to stop her volun. for my wedding. My father has cancer and I would like to put a note in the ,, of - consists of about 30 per- daughter, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, who is here on a plans I- *rckiuicc.) _______MONDAY ______ REPORT of the Bahia Temple. Mayo said, "Harold did 50 "Shorty" Phillips, James on business for a couple of (17) SANFORD AND SON much for the Sanford Shrine Club and always "Buddy" Hoolehan, Olin Weeks. lie comes from a town Fred is caught Spending a lot of contributed to the most noble cause of assisting Sherrod and Mann)' Martin called Naked City near time with a white schooltoachor. the crippled and burned children." did the cooking and serving of Roselawn, I nd. Naked City Is owned by the food. 730 The funds raised by the Dick Grost. He bought lo TIC TAC DOUGH Nature Park and made it a (5') 0 THE NEWLYWED Elks goes to support the home for nudists. Dave lives GAME crippled children's home. there with his wife, Joyce, and (7)0 FAMILY FEUD two children, Leann and (U) (35) MAUDE Mrs. Naugs. luck knows more than She's Mrs. Juanita Moore has Marty. tolling when Maudo's priceless her been enjoying a visit wi th The small nudist • colony crystal bowl gels broken, 3=YedrdinOld M ' Ble Fascinating Unity 'TONIGHT'S TV F'Ion ri MiasesitaTwin . , - -- T !Magic • prevent bring together all the dii- seven years. ferent clubs in the county for a Mrs. Pat Bertram took her united effort to work toward son, Peter, to the bus station community benefits. him off to join the U.S. The federation of women's to Marines. Peter went to Paris clubs is non-secterian and Island, S.C. for 11 weeks of non-political, basic training, Mrs. Richard Fowler, lie was in his senior year in federation president, C0fl high school and decided to ducted the business of the finish his education via the meeting followed by the Marine Corps. He wi ll take women participating in a aptitude tests and be sent to relaxed and informal covered school for six weeks that will dish luncheon. prepare him for his job assignment. - - I. " I4. - : - HOU16SII - 1# ' -- :,. • r . - "a S open date MPIWIUI (010011$ - , - I- ,' - . ... I" . Cnlcago While Son - '' ___ March 29 - , . '. .' . - - . I. - - tO) lona (25-4) vs. Holy Cross ($910) Much 9 1 Syracuse (25-3) vs. Villanova. Marquette winner 3 Georgetown (24.5) vs. tonaHoly - - Weøer State (26-3) vs. Lamar (20 -' ) - 11 March i Vllianova (727) vs. Marquette (II - - - March 31 March 31 , I Antonio Woes - . f ."v - Sanford Memorial Baseball Field. Open date' Montreal (Daytona - • % ' tangle at :l::lo this afternoon at - 77 - I. The Tribe and the Patriots will Montreal March I? - Toronto (Dunedin) Boston (Winter March II Haven) March 19 Houston (Cocoa) March Open date March 21 New York MOs Texas Mitch 73 March 23 Cincinnati March 24 -N.Y. Mets (St. Pete) March 75 Houston Pittsburgh March 36 March : ' The - (Sarasota) March 14 March IS Beach) March 16 - - - AtII S - PIOUITOn icoceai April 7- Montreal April I Boston (Winter Haven Florida (12:30) March 11 -Rollins College Mitch 12 Los Angeles (Varo Beach) March I) Chicago While Son . ' I. - - Alcorn State (77.1) vs. South Alabama (235) Texas AM (24-7) vi. Bradley 1239) March's I-LSU (243) vs. Alcorn StateSouth Alabama winner 3-North Carolina (21-7) vs. Texas AMBradley winner West At Ogden. Utah March 6 Clemson (30$) vs. Utah State (II Match I lNorth Carolina State (20-7) vi. Iowa - Virginia Commonwealth winner ?Maryland (23 6) vs. Tennessee. Furman winner At Providence, R.I. .uuIruu - ' -4. ' uv W. - ' - - meeting for adoption. to spend a few days fishing After the board meeting, and then the couple will be members convened and discussed different interest driving back to their home in groups in the county, such as Alabama. mental health, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter The federation is planning Purnell are visiting from to have another meeting in Charleroi, Pa. They like May to select a project for all this area so much they are the women's clubs in the planning to build a new home county to work toward . hereand stay. Theyhave been Any club of women is coming here on winter welcome to join the county vacations every year for federation. The object is to , : '' , - mwrn , w ' • Aim For Curiosity about what makes nudity, that's all. No matter social barriers. My wife was a Dave want to live this way what nudist camp you go to, farm girl. She couldn 't believe inspired these comments: "1 there are no social barriers, the place existed until I took am a plain, ordinary, corn- Once you remove your her there. Now she works mon wor ki ng man who enjoys clothing, you remove all there as a receptionist." to present them at the next . - First-round leader Dan Pohl tied with Jim Colbert for third place at 4-over 288. Ten strokes behind the leader were David Graham, Lanny Wadkins and Bill Calfee. PGA top money winner Tom Watson finished 14 strokes back at 293. The best score of the fourth round, a 72, belonged to Ray Floyd. Peter Jacobsen had the worst day. He carded an 88. Of the 75 golfers who finished the tournament, 35. scored in the 80s on Sunday. His best finish this year was a tie for 17th place at the Phoenix Open. Eichelberger has not had a PGA victory since 1977, when he won the Greater Milwaukee Open for the second time, but he says his game has been improving steadily this year. "I'll do a lot better in windy conditions than I will in perfect_condi tions,"_Ehelbeger said. "I h:ze-t,-wi ii have a better chance in the wind than some of the other players." SCORE BOARD Pro Basketball ' I. Chow (tCO*1hes to mak. the Ban dtt'4,' State with 23 points;pace, Atlanta. Alex English led points. Antonio Spurs play, pardon the Celtics 11$, P1521*11 115 Mitchell then raced downcourt Denver with 30 points while Dan expression, defense. and hit an 18-foot jump shot to knot Dave Cowens hit a 10-foot jumper Issel contributed 23. The Hawks' Bucks 101, Clippers 98 "We've got to get the team to play the score at 119-119 with 55 seconds with 15 seconds left and M.L. Carr Junior Bridgeman scored 25 points Wayne "Tree" Rollins grabbed a Team scores: Southridge 83, Wyn, Stranahan d. Buster more physical,", Bob Bass said' to play. He hit another 18-footer to stole an inbouncis pass and raced career-high 22 rebounds while and Marques Johnson added 22 to ng the put Cleveland ahead 121-119, and the half the court for a dunk to lift scoring 15 Pinellas Park 69, McArthur Young, North Miamil, 9-5. points and blocking si x lead Milwaukee to its fifth straight 130-Sam. Prultt, St. Pete Spurs drop a 123.119 decision to the Spurs' final two shots missed with Boston to its sixth straight victory shots. victory. It was the 15th loss for San 57, Colwnbus 47, North Miami Diego in its last 19 games. Lloyd 45, Palmetto 39, Late 37.5, High d. Joseph Arnilogton, Cleveland Cavaliers in his debut as Mitchell hitting two free throws to and hand Detroit its 16th loss in the last 17 games. Bob McAdoo paced Bullet, 118, Pacers 104 Raines 28.5, Coral Springs 2$, Palmetto, 4-3. 131-Glenn interim coach, "There's a lot of end the game. Free led the Clippers with 22 points. Lawrence Boston, just added to Strausban 25, Chamberlain Goodman, Tampa Chain- pressure on the team right now." In other games, Philadelphia the Pistons with 32 points. In the Washington roster, and John SuperSonics 103, Jazz 91 24, Winter Park 24, berlaln d. Robin Wynn, Bass replaced Doug Moe, who was Golden State 144-99, Boston KIND , 91 Gus Williams poured In 28 points Edgewater 21. 6, Spruce Creek Edgewater, 20-8. 142-Jeff fired Saturday after a disastrous nipped Detroit 119-115, Kansas City ong and Scott Wed= Williamson came off the bench t Otis Birds to lilt Seattle into a halfgame lead in 21, Satellite Beach 1$, Lyman MeGoen, Pinellas Park d. road trip. The team has now lost five topped Houston 9441, Phoenix each scored 24 points and led a hand. spark a second-half rally and lead 13, EnGuIle 7, DeLund 1, Jaes Johansen, Boca CIega, 5- games in a row and the Spurs still downed Los Angeles 123-115, Atlanta defense that Washington over Indiana in a battle the Pacific Division. Adrian Dantley Kansas City scored 24 points to lead Utah, which Merritt Islan d 4, MaInland 3, 3, 149-Billy Moss, North. act as if playing defense might be trimmed Denver 100-93, Washington held Ho uston to four field goals in of struggling playoff hopefuls. lost its 13th straight game at the' Luke Howell 1, Miami d. Pat Smith, Pinellas harmful to their health, flipped Indiana 118-104, New Jersey the second quarter. Boston, who replaced the injured Kingdome. Chainplonihip finals "We shot 65 percent in the first trounced New York 11348, Park, 214. 159-Anthony Mitch Kupchak, scored 10 points and 102-Jerry Durkis, Coral Brown, McArthur d. Ted half and we were up by just two," Milwaukee shaded San Diego 101-98, Suns 123, Lakers 115 Trail Blazers 110, Chicago 187 grabbed six rebounds In the third Springs td. Tom Haynes, Swlnarski, Chainlnade, 13-3. Bass said. "And we out-rebounded Seattle overpowered Utah 10311, Paul Westphal scored 23 points quarter. Calvin Natt, the game's high Brandon, 8.7. 109-Donnie 171-Aaron Washington, Cleveland, 23-22." and Portland edged Chicago 110-107. and Walt Davis 22 to spark Phoenix, scorer with 31 points, completed a Glenn. Southride, d. Gerald Killian d. Alan Brown, Spruce Mike Mitchell, who scored 35 which never trailed. Kareein 4bdulNets 113, Knicks 98 Sizer, 144, Warriors N three-point play with five seconds Moore, PInUas Park, 3-1 Creek, 13-5. 189-Troy Bell, points, hit the Cavs' last eight points Maurice Lucas scored 32 points left to keep Portland In a tight battle' Julius Erving scored 39 points In Jabber led Los Angeles with 36 (OT). 119-Jeffrey Portwood, McArthur d. Richard to pull Cleveland back from a 119.115 only three quarters to lead points, but he did not score In the and grabbed 13 rebounds and Mike with San Diego for a sixth and final Southrldge d. Jeff Slrota, Dibernardo, Columbus. 3.1 deficit, Mitchell was assisted by a Philadelphia to Its fifth straight fourth quarter. Newlin had 31 points to help New berth In the Western Conference Winter Park, 5-2. 123-Cyrus (OT). key block from teammate Dave victory. Erving hit on 14-of-IS field Jersey beat New York. New York, playoffs. Hawks 198, Nuggets 93 wavemAL winner 2 Indiana (20 71 vi. Virginia Tech. Western Kentucky winner __ . . " Eddie Johnson scored 31 points, which beat New Jersey Saturday Apparently it will take more than almost certalnIayup by Mark Olber- the line. Wayne Cooper led Golden including 12 in the fourth quarter, to night, wMsd by Bill Cartwrlght's 3. Houston at Atlanta Boston at San Antonio Golden State at Utah Los Angeles at Milwaukee --- -_ ~ Robisch, who slammed away an goal attempts and was 11-for-11 from • L P, .• . - . . Clubs The Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs met at the clubhouse of The Woman's Club of Sanford. The executive board started out the day with a meeting 6 a - Greyhound Barrett Nails Fourth Place Monday, Mar, 3, 1910-lB __ In And Around Sanford . - : . ,..! __ (U) 12)(17)NEwS 2:30 U (4) ANOTHER WORLD (U)(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE i1 1171 AT TW - flhtfli HOTEL 6:10 WORLD 3:00 (5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT Ci) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL AT LA RGE (WED) (U] (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (') 0 ED ALLEN (12) (1 7) NEWS 6:45 12±4(1O)A.M. WEATHER 6:55 Cfl 0 GOOD MORN ING 4:00 43 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (MON, WED-FRI) 0(4) SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) (53 0 BEWITCHED (MON. WED-FRI) . (5)0 CBS LIBRARY (TUE) FLORIDA (171)0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. 7:00 0(14) TODAY (1)0 MORNING NEWS (730 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (3 5) SHAZAM (MON) ifl) (35) FANTASTIC TUE. THU. FRI) (')0 ON THE GO (WED) 4:30 0 (4) EMERGENCY ONEI (MON. WED-FRI) (530 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (MON. WED-FRI) (DO AF'TERSCHOoI. SPECIAL (WED) FOUR (THU) (II) (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 04 (10) SESAME STREET (12)(17) FUN HOUSE (B (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (!2)(17)GILLIGAN'S IS LA ND 7:25 0 (4111 TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 5:00 0 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH FLORIDA 7:30 0(4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) BULL WINKLE (TUE) (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES (111) (35) TOM AND JERRY (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) (1 7) MY THREE SONS e-oo 0 CAPTAIN ANGAROO (U) (35) NEW zoo REVUE CR lO)OvER My 1l2)(17)wCy$HOW 8:26 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA B (4) TODAY (D 0 GOOD 5:30 0(4) NEWS :so M'A'S'H (DUAI-I IN THE FAMILY - Is N..I?-fl 373 7507 MORNING AMERICA (1])(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (talON) (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) I10) FOOTSTEPs (WED) IO)V±PEOPLE(THU) 1O) CAOCI(ETT's VICTO. QAfie4 (FRI) 2)(I 7) ROMPER ROOM HO (4) DONAHUE (1)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE (35ILEAVElTTOVER B(1O EPJ IRI Z.2'MLh140W, PtAzAr] 991, MOUNTAIN FAMILY IOBINSON LPLA1A Ii] ISONLv SQUUZE py ft "61 1 1126 "212111 ill N.DAL.LA$40 '' FOUL PLAY a - �S _____ -• . . ... , :; -: .-- .t 'I 2 B— EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Mar, 3, 1,10 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 'A' is—Help_Wanted - Monday, Mar. 3, IN THE iftvop COURT OP A PUBLIC LONOWOOD, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA HEARING TO CONSIDER THE Machinist's helper. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE benefits. Apply in pers. I mi. Seminole NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Orlondo Winter Pork SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA File Number SO•.CP TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, north of 434 On 17 92 tiCfl NAME STATUTE PROBATE DIVISION DivisIon PROPOSED ORDINANCE FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN File Number 10S4.CP __________________ IN RE: ESTATE OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that a ____________________________ Notice is hereby given that Division NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Public Hearing will be held at the undersigned pursuant to the RUTH FAULKNER CHANCE HELP WANTED ltd RE: ESTATE OF CLASSIFIED DEPT. eeased theCltyofLongwood,Florida,that Commission RoomintheCity Hall THE CITY OF WINTER "tit10(j5 Name Statute," PAUL .1. PETERSON RATES the City Commlsilon will hold a in the City of Sanford, Florida. at NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION SPRINGS IS NOW ACCEPT. Deceased Chapter eas.oe, Florida Statutes ' IA Itme 44c line The administration of the estate public hearing to consider enact. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 10, HOURS ING APPLICATIONS FOR will register with the Clerk of the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ' 3co,ecut1v.tim,s 3tc a line çf RUTH FAULKNER CHANCE. ment of Ordinance No. en. 19,toconsidertheadoptionofan 416, GENERAL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Circuit Court, in and for Seminole it LABOR POSI. 800 AM, 5:30 P.M. 7consecuhv.p times ordinance by the City of Sanford, 36c a line TIONS IN THE PUBLIC DEMANDS County, Florida upon receipt of cIecHsed, File Number I0-6CP. is titled: CLAIMS OR MONDAY thru FRIDAY ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY Florida, title of which is as proof of the publication of this pending in the Circuit Court for WORKS DEPARTMENT. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE SATURDAY 9 Noon BENEFITS. APPLY 400 N. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS notice, the fictitious name, towit: SetnnoieCounty, Florida, !rote 2_ LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, lolIow:__ I Lines Minimum l.bLJP171I1 TflC 300105501 Which UXPIANct ?w. lAL - - -EDGEMON AVE.. WiNTER INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: LEGAL RESEARCH, underwhich Sanford, Florida 32171. Thenames FLOOD AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY HAZARD AREAS SPRINGS, FL. 32707. ARE HEREBY lam engaged in business at SANFORD, FLORIDA THE CITY OF OF NOTIFIED that the ad. Box 1491, Casselberry, Florida end addresses of the personal WITHIN DEADLINES Exp. appliance salesman; also FLORIDA; AMENDING ARTICLE II OF representative and the personal LONGW000, _________ ministration of the estate of Paul 32707. dec's helper. Exp. house That the person interested in representative's attorney are set PROVIDING FOR REGULATION CHAPTER 23 OF THE SANFORD J. Peterson, deceased. File Noon The Da Before Publicotion wiring only. Apply 2522 S. OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD CITY CODE, SAID CHAPTER Numberlo.54.CP,ispend:nginlhe said business enterprise is as forth below. All interested persons are AREAS WITHIN THE CITY; BEING ENTITLED "STREETS Park. ____________________ CircuitCourlforSeminolecounty, follows: Joseph I. Goldstein Sunday - Noon Frido1y - - _____ Dated at Orlando, Orange required to file with this court, PROVIDING FOR PERMIT AND SIDEWALKS" AND SAID ______ _____________________________ Florida, Probete Division, the WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF PROCEDURES, RULES AND ARTICLE BEING ENTITLED address of which is Seminole County, Florida, January 1, 1910. GeneralFactoryHelp . ____ 31—Apartn'*nts FUrnished .._ 41—Houses THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF REGULATIONS FOR SPECIAL "CON S T R U CT ION OF ______ JOSEPH I. GOLDSTEIN County Courthouse. Sanford, DayShift .. — ..iiHses by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES E W A THIS NOTICE: (I) all claims FLOOD V HAZARD AREAS; D P I Y S A N D ________________________ . 77—Junk Cars Removed Florida 32771. The personal Publish March 3. tO, 17, 24, 1980 _____________________________ _________________________ 72—Auction HarCarAluminium,Sanford ------------------ __________________________________________ 51—Household Goods ____________________ 5t the estate and (2) any PROVIDING FOR VARIANCES; SIDEWALKS;" SAID AMEND __________________________ 2 ItedroomApartment ________________________ ______________________ representativeof theestateis John DET-25 _____________________________ $L000-New Listing, 3 BR, 18, ,_-.-oblection by an interested person ESTABLISHING STANDARDS IN MENT DESIGNATING THE 4t'5du1aIs tl1_J,flfr.ln Nopets,carport,$2SOmo. Joseph Pouk. whoseaddress is Rt. _________________________ to whom notice *as mailed BUY JUNK CARS older home, good cond., corner that SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD CITY MANAGER OR HIS _________________________ __________________________ 269 7377 ___________________________ 2, Box 623, Oviedo, Florida. The Fr om S 10 to $30 ding Very clean, $14 9S challenges the validity of the will, AREAS; PROVIDING THAT DESIGNATED REPRESEN. Why Be Lonely? Write: "Ge A stanlial down. Call 3271674; 37 4l.6 •PUBLIC AUCTION P1011's Sanford Furniture \ representative's attorney are set Notice is hereby given that a representative, ___________________________________ Salvage, 17 97. So of Sanford. venue, Top Dollar Paid 'or lunk & usen or INCORPORATED IN THE CODE RECEIVE APPLICATIONS FOR 'MON.,MARCH 3, 7P LTY forth below. ages, p.o. Box 6011, Clearwa. Public Hearing will be held by the jurisdiction of the court. 5.38.000-6 4 acres + Beautiful __________________________ __________________ 327 8721. OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY PERMITS FOR CONSTRUCTION cars. trucks 8. heavy eaupri'ert RIALIOS Creative Expressions 322.7113 ter, Fl. EARN EXTRA $$ All persons having claims or Planning and Zoning Commission __________________________ ... double wide, cleared & fenced, ALL CLAIMS AND OR. OF LONGW000, FLORIDA; OF DRIVEWAYS AND _______________________ 322 3990 Lots of clean furniture . PrettylBp, 1'2 B demands against the estate are intheCityCommlssionRoom,City thiS won't last, call a. see JECTIONSNOTSOFILEOWILL PROVIDING PENALTIES, SIDEWALKS AND THE PARTY 52—Appliances Fenc0d,C H&A,SISOmo. required, WITHI N THREE Hall, Sanford, Florida at 5:00 P.M. BE FOREVER BARRED. ' : ,i:. today. IFTHISlSTHEDAYtobuyane household good AfterSchool 6.- IlãId Care CONFLICTS, SEPARABILITY, TO APPROVE SUCH PERMITS; 323 6570 _________________ ___________________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF on Thursday, March 20, 1910, to car, see today's Classified ads Publication of this Notice has AND EFFECTIVE.DATE. PR0VIDING F 0 R _____________________ Mixture of modern 78—Motorcycles Call Circulation Dept. __________________________________ for best buys. 826.000-St. iohns River access, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF consider the following change and begun on February 25. 1980. ___________________ _________ CONFLICTS Said Ordinance was placed on SEVERABILITY, HAL OLBWT REALTY antiques; also apj Baby Sitting In my home by MICROWAVE THIS NOTICE, to file with the amendment to the Zoning Or. $3,SO0dwn.tor10acres,oyner 3 BR I? B $375 mo, $200 sec dep. Personal Representative: first reading on Februar 15, 1910, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Christian lady. Hourly, clerk of the above court a written dnance of the City of Sanford, ______ will assist with 'inancing. 322-2611 Harold Hall Realty Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR TV's & misc. Sara B. Peters l9'J ttotid,, Jt'0 seres A copy shall be available at the Pufl hutton COn".Ic has aro and the City Commission will _________________ _________________________ 18—Help _____________________________ ______ weefuy dilly rates, 7 days or nted statement of any claim or demand Seminole County, Florida. REALTOR 323 5771 109 HoIlie Court 6 Speed Ike new. 5650 usel stii consider same for final passage office of the City Clerk for all n warranty CASH DOOR PRIZE Unfurnistied Apt. 2 BR, 18, 500 nights a week. Call 323.9366 Save Gas-move into this (like 3.19 59)3 Or.gnalty $649, assume beinwritin' and must indicatethe Family Residential District. \ . nientS_________. V ISA— Attorney for Personal _______________________________ __________________________ of $21 mo Agent 339 hearing, which will be held in the same. Sec. basis for the claim, the name and located, only $15,000, a'cume __._ To that of PC-i, Restricted . NEED home. 38R, 78, extra 1g. kit., Representative: All parties in Interest •nd 8f6 32? 7480 OK TIRE City Hall of Longwood, Florida, on Will babysit in my home. Will MASTERCHARGE _______________________________ mort. at 73 addressoflhecreditor or his agent Commercial District. & Fl. rm. on I acre. $450 mo. Frank McMiIlan Monday. the 17th day of March, citizens shall have an oppounity LOCH ARBOR NEW TIRES $19 897. UP pick up I deliver anIme IMMEDIATELY or attorney, and the amount ,Vash,'r repo That property described as Beg P.O. Box 3161 C.E Workers needed for cabinet . Ph Seigler Realty, BROKER (1CIue iutle'i t1:;".. iI\ 105 Sunset Dr.) BR I B. FR, FP, Sanford A.D.. 1910, at 1:30p.m., or as soon to be heard at said hearing, 2413 French Ave. SANFORD AUCTIO after noon. Ph. 323.2045 aft 1 claimed. If the claim is not yet NEcornerLot2s,runS. 11 degrees Orlando, Fl 32502 Sold Oriq 510'? 35. used Short manufacturing shop. Must OUTSIDE SOLICITORS 371 0641 By order of the City Commission Ig fenced yd Exc. cond. /)( thereafter as possible. At the p.m. STEMPER AGENCY 1215 S. due, the date when it will become E. 973.14', S. 73 degrees 54' W. "me Flat $189 1.1 or S19 35 m FRENCH AVE haveknowledgeof tools. Apply Telephone: 30S 1919191 meeting Interested parties may of the City of Sanford, Florida. . \ $44,900. _________________________ ..________________________ ______ . EARN TOP tUl,.flt 39 8386 due shall be stated. If the claim is 241.84', S SI degrees 59' 57" W. Publish February 25, and March), appear and be heard with respect Gentry Manufacturing Co H.N. Tamm, Jr. '. REALTOR 327 1991 (Hwy 17-92) contingent or unliquidated. the 208.71'. S ii degrees E. 117.42' to 1980 79—Trucks-Trailers to Eat 33—Houses Furnished - . Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. City Clerk __________________________ COMMISSIONS ' 3237832 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE KI NMOPU WASHFP - P,jrt. to the proposed Ordinance. This _____________________________________ ______________________________ _______________________________ " (!) SANFORD 323.734 nature of the uncertainty shall be P08; thence run N. 11 degrees W. OEPi12 9 a.m..3 p.m. M.F. -E from Publish March 3, 1910 ______________________ _______________________ 349 5100 322 i9S9 , Service Used Machines hearing may be continued Eves. 327 0612, 322 1587 stated. If the claim is secured, the 208.71', N. 81 degrees 59' 51" E. HOURS FLEXIBLE ••IIIS••S••S•••S•i Murcotts, Navels, MOONEY Appt I,NCE5 time to time until final action is DET8 76 Ford Pick upwith topper _____ 2 BR, New house, completely NOTICE TO PUBLIC 207 E. 25th St. security shall be described. The 208.1 1', S ii degrees E. 208.73', Call Bob Lovenbury and Grapefruit 32) 0697 taken by the City Commission, Vt. F 250. Clean SLIM " N. BUDGETS ARE Notice Is hereby given that a claimant shall d',Iiver sufficient SWLY to POD, Lake Minnie ç,q Fstt C,jmmvrcial 8. Pc's' furnished, AC, $350 mo. First & _____________________________ ______________ CirculationMartager 322.6733or3fl.0362 A copy of the proposed Or. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 322 1615 TRACTOR TRAILER — BOLSTERED WITH VALUES last + damagedep. off Airpr copies of the claim to the clerk to Estates, Plat Book 6. Page 92 of Public HearIng will be held by the dinance is posted at the City Hall, ' dential AuctIons 8. Appraisalt EVENING HERALD Ref repo. 16 cu ft frcish free SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FROM THE WANT AD on Ross 3236023. Pool home, 3 BR. 28 Aut,ofl. 373 67C DRIVERS enable the clerk to mail one copy the Public Records of Seminole Planning and Zoning Commission Longwood, Florida, and copies are PROBATE Orig, $529, now $705 or '9 mo DIVISION 322 2611 COLUMNS. It's easy to pl,1 .1 Classified Ad in theCity CommISsion Room, City to each personal representative. County. Florida. e1720' 01 comfort, 1g. FR .* Agent 339 8386 on file with the Clerk of the City File Number 80.S$.CP Division of Major US Corp. Is We'll even help sc'u so;d at •New carpet, redecorated __________________________ All persons interested in the Being more generally described Hall, Sanford, FL 8:00 P.M. on and same may be inspected by the Division Vehicli seeking DOT qualified drivers __________________ _______________________________ _______________ it Call 32? 2611 0 _______________________________ *32'xt9' pool. Air cond. estate to whom a copy of this as located on N. side of Lake Mary Thursday, March 20, 1950 to public. _____________________________ NEW HOMES 37—Business Property FICTITIOUS NAME IN RE: ESTATE o -for a new over the road private *Lg. lot, fenced patio 3W-RadiSteO TRech Noticeof Administration has been Blvd. between Hidden Lake en consider the following change and ________________________________________________ DATED this 19th day of ODESSA MARIE PETERSON Noticelshereby given that lam carriageoperalionto be based *OWNER FINANCING wlIh Payments $250 & under to 80—AUtos for Sale dinance and the Comprehensive THREE MONTHS FROM THE Hospital. Iv ,flI 5.1000 Lot 3944 LINOAMARTIN, Looptdo. 17,Winter Springs, Pta., plicants must have twoman NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION SPACES AVAIl ni flAIR. UF 'tHF ig ci' The niAnn.,'t M .i, Land Use Plan of the City ni cosis Ave. i293.917A I_..-.1__ ---'-.-' — Uie CIty Clerkof the 'ro ALL PERSONS HAVING seminole County, Florida, under team exp.. be at least 25 yrs Of I t493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo ' WANTED: BOUTIQUES I •Price 5.49,900. 56,000 dwn. 75 Sanford, SemInole County, PUBLICATION OF - THIS is professional office boil I Agent 3398386 Cityof Longwood, Florida CLAIMS I -OR age & have a mm. of 2 t5. WE BUY CARS DEMANDS the fictitious name of B IE GALLERIES I yrs. 12.5 pct. at $178.61 per mo. NOTICE, to file any objections The Planning & Zoning Corn. Florida. __________________________ __________________________ STAINED UNITED FARM Publish: March 3, 12, 1980 BOOKKEEPING I TAX SER. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE over the road exp., good GLASS MAKERS Rezoning from MR.2, Multiplex. 75—Vans thee may have that challenge the mission will submit a recom GIFT I DET.2 701 S French 323 7831 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 'vICE and that I Intend to register references I a proven safely Guoci used TVS. $258. up 43—Lois-Acreage — 42—Mobile ilomes SHOPS, etc. $95 mo., utilities validity of the decedent's will, the mendatlon lottie City Commission FamIly Residential DwellIng ________________________________ 511 name with the Clerk Harold I Interested INTERESTED required. MILLERS record IN THE ESTATE: of the District. qualifications of the personal in favor of, or against, the included, 32) 2172 or 8309575 71 AMC Hornet 4Jr. ecyI. YOU ARE 7619 Orlando Dr applicants please reply to Box Ph. 377 0352 I HEREBY Circuit Court, Seminole County, 1969 F ord Van To that of GC.2, General Corn. representative, or the venue or requested change or amendment. FICTITIOUS NAME i YR OLD DUL WIDENOTIFIED ............. ---We specialize in --that 4, c.o The EvenIng Herald, Auto, PS. new tires $675 the Good Condition. Carpeted, $150 ad. Florida in accordance with the jurisdiction of the court. The City Commission will hold a merclal District PEAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that lam ministration of Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28. w 152 7608 aft 3 P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. FARMS Odessa Marie provIsions of the Fictitious Name LIARGAIPI TV'S 319 5933 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Public Hearing in the City Corn. - That property described as Lot 41—Houses AGENCY REALTOR, 377 7198 engaged In business at R .._,.- -- c•,... y...wie. Realty. nc .., n..,r.,rr iVWH ui '" JV.Ii1 IS.VY rue- rumoe...... jjui, glJ mr wn pay more? OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED mission Room in the City Hall, 5, 81k 10, TIer I, Town of Sanford, 3095, Longwood, Fla., 32730, - ,_.J L' uurm., flU9C P.11 LOW lOW '74 Dodge Charger Esc (0,1(1, 80.S5.CP, is pending In the Circuit Florida Statutes 1957 HERBS TV WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on PB 1, Pg 59. IN DeBARY-7.i with a big Seminole County, Florida under Court for Seminole county, flCW lisp - S 1200 or bc'st offer cash to mlg 519,9001! Harold Sig. ESTHER R. CHAMBERS 75975 tt0,tt,' 323 1734 76—Auto Parts Date of the first publication of April 14, 1980 to consider Said Being more generally described lamily room. Immaculate the fictitious name of BEST I acre plus w.old home. Zoned &: acres for only $16500 . Very 70 tt,undt'rbird, QOCKI Ifl,'cti Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5774. 100 MOREE LOOP NO. 17 as located at Ill Sanford Ave this Notice of Administration: recommendation, BUILDING BUILDERS, andthat I Florida, Probate Division, for duplexes, city water & ins ide & top Condition outside. 9A lire (,.I... _________________________________________ ---.-Adarete nf whirh It ca,,in,.I Publish February Ii 25. *n4 -..---. cond ur ii!.?. SI} s 'ill iJarlie) in .,-.-.---. 'u rienninu LQnin •nverost ana s.om. TELEVISION Quiet location yet close to UUK NtW5T OFFICE Imend to register said name with sewer. Super location $35,000. March 3, 10, 1950 has openings In Florida doors $400 or best offer NEW& USED BAT ICRlC JOHN JOSEPH POUK citizens shall have an opportunity mIssion will submit a recom. Barrington 21' x 32', 3 BR, Scr shopping. Mid 30's. 1 yr. RCA color console 25.'. sold new IN LAKE MARY the Clerk of the Circuit Court, LOW CASH TO MTG.- 1 BR, 322 7397 or 32) 2211 Florida 32711. The personal DES$3 Ideal retirement or starting. 2 Major Credit Lards Act'pted H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. porch, excellent cnd inside & As Personal Representative to be heard at said hearings. mendation to the City Commission over $700 Balance due $115.00 for real estate licensees warranty. OPENINGMARCH15t Seminole County, Florida in ac. 28. split plan, huge kit formal representative of the estate is John THE 1)41 TERY SHOP BR, FP home, close to bus out of the Estate of By order Of the Planning and in favor of, or against, the $19,800, adults, 377 1618 or take over my payments Positions for 3 associates. Call DR. fenced yd w trees. cordance with the provisions of the NOTICE OF INTENTION Req REAL who want real value In a Broker 107W 77th St line, shopping, churches. Call 373 9111 PAUL J. PETERSON Zoning Commission of the City of requested change or amendment. 517 (10 HOME WITH INCOME Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Joseph Pouk, whoseaddress Is Pt. for confidential interviews, Still in 534,500!! TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS for more details. Will buy lunk batteri,'s Deceased Sanford, Florida this 27th day of The City Commission will hold a POTENTIAL250 N. 17-92, Casselberry, Fl. wilrr,inty Will marketing program. 4 Bdrm, 4 Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 2, Box 623, Oviedo, Florida. The deliver FRICKE & FRICKE See our be3utiful new BROAD Call TRADE NAME name and address of the personal Best PriCCi February, 1910. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 134.1200 Public Hearing In the City Corn. Bath, formal living room & 882 539.1 DAYTONA .atITO 4(1(1 Oh Eve. $43.j65' 1957. ASSOCIATES INC. COUNTRY 'z ACRE- Newer MORE. front 8. rear fIR's Notice Is Hereby Given that Poe We're now entering into representative's attorney are set ALL FLORIDA REALTY REPRESENTATIVE: .J.Q. Galloway, mission Room in the City Hall, din, room. Breakfast room & REALTOR Sig. Mike Black 3BR, CH&A, ww cpt., Ig GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 8315253 Acquisitions. Inc., a Florida tlwy 92. I mile west 01 S('ee(Iw.I'. -______ -I Chairman Frank C. Whigham BATTERY SHOP den. All recently remodeled. Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on an expansion program In Publish February 15, 2Sand March forth below. 3803 Orlando Dr OFSANFORDREALTOR patio, rose garden & low cash 323 3700 Daytona Ile,i.h. wihi 1101(1 .1 All persons having claims or Corl,oratlon Is sole owner of IN. 55—Boats & Accessories 47Re.I Estate Wanted Stenstrom, McIntosh, .iulian, City of Sanford Walk to shopping, church and March 24, 1950 to consider said 3. 10, 1980 to mtg. 545.90011 VA&FHAFinancinq 107W.7lthSt ERA • 3239111 Florida and have open. public AUTO AUCTION 2541 S. French Ave. demands against the estate are SURANCE BENEFITS, INC. and Colbert I Whigham Planning and Zoning 327 0731 school. $55,000. recommendation. DES.I5 Tuesday & Saturday at 7:10. It's required, WITHIN THREE Intends to register with the dc t 322 0779, 327 5353. 372 3772 P.O. Box 1330 Commission By order of the Planning and rigs for licensed brokers CAN'T BE BEAT- 2 or 3 BR, of the Circuit Court of Semlnc4e 3BR, I Bath, CHA. comp set TIRES I Ranger Lit IS wh tl'se only one In FlorIda. You sit Webuyyou, equily.closein2ih. MONTHS FROM THE DATE bF WANTED factory made boat Sanford, Florida 37171 PublIsh March 3, 10, 1910 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO. Zoning CommIssion of the City of new C H&A, ww cpt., rge, The Best Buy In Town — AIow up. 55.800. 48 Downing wall, polyester glass belted and salespersons in the the reserved price. Call 90.4 253 AWARD REALTY. INC. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF County, Florida, saId trade name trailer, with 12" wheels, in DET.24 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. Telephone: (305) 3222171 PERTY12 acres, I Bdrm, 2 Sanford, Florida this 20th day of cost Classified Ad. ref., dw, disposal & Iandscap. of Insurance Carriage Like new. $90 CASH 372 1967 Benefits in corn. Cove 831 293) or Moving to a newer home, apart. 9 2800 $311 for further details. THIS NOTICE, to I lie with the IWO TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. good cond 323 9171 Publish March 3, 10, 1980 February, 1950. Bath, fenced, 2 wells, farm Sanford area. To get deed yd. 832,9001! 327 $157 ______________________________ ment? Sell "don't needs" fast clerk of the above court a written pilancewith Section 565.09 Florida TION OF AN ORDINANCE BY DET.i1 We buy rguity in houses, apts, & tractor & mower. 1 yr. J.Q. Galloway, A OK TIRE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT with a want ad. Telephone Solicitors I part time tails, take a minute and 372 7480 statement of anyclaim or demand Statufes. ROBSONMARINE THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOP. warranty. $64,900. vacant land. Lucky In Chairman OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. Deted at Tampa, Florida, this THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Shocks 54.9$ Heavy Duty $8.95 ..'UST MAKE PAYMENTS--'6, tc Phone Room Supervisors, well they may have. Each claim must IDA Wanted to buy, 7927 HWy. 11 92 older Mobile vestments. P.O. City Box of Sanford well-constructed? BR home on Contact Marge Goddard, CIRCUIT IN AND P'Iew Batteries $2995 FOR '7$ models, Call 339 9)00 or 8)1 established Sanford Firm, Full be in writing and must indicate the 10th day of February, 1910. Home, single or double wide. Sanford, Fla 32771 Notice Is hereby gIven that a •Sanlorcl 327 1741 PlannIng and ZonIng CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT FICTITIOUS NAME gorgeous 104x1i7 corner lot. $EMINOI. COUNT POE ACQUISITIONS, INC. 2413 French Ave IDA. 1605 (Dealer) Time & Part Sanford basis for Box 186, Eustis, Fla. the Time, afternoon claim, ttis name an Public Call anytime 1 273 0181. -. ______ Hearing wIll be h-1d CmI8p at . UNDER $40,000! 3 Bdrm 1'.'a ,, Under appraisal at 835,900! .. BY Jeespis P. Brown & evening hours. No suflln, nh5'0ttbecb0torags CommIssion Porn in the City Hall Publish March engaged in business at 603 Bath, fully carpeted, fenced 10, 1950 32726. President iN Eli ml ADOPTION OP permanent position. Start $3.10 or attorney, and the amount In the City 41A— of Sanford, Florida, at DET.t yard w.utillty bldg. & garage. Mortgages Bought "RIvirvi.w'Ave., Altamonte SPAN ISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft INFANT GIRL hr. advance according to I claimed. If the claim is not yet Publish February 11, 18, 23 and 3 BEDROOM, PRAML 2 43—Lots-Acreage 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 10, Springs, Fl, 32701, Seminole Attractive brick front, all this pool home w-fireplace, formal March 3, 1980 & Sold AMENDED NOTICIOFIUIT motivation. Guaranteed due,the —'............... date when itwillbecome ' SCREEN POPCHES, AP. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1980,toconsldeftheadoptlonofan County, Florida under the IIc. and privacy. 1 yr. warranty.; LR&DR&detachedoartv . TO: Phone: ii, ou,u rifle; .IIuCr viaw due shall be stated. If the claim Is DES-32 11.IAIIL.tS, 0000 CON. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ordinance by the City of S'inford, titious name of PAUL SCOTT house on over ' acre for only JANE C. MORRIS Antique Furn Jewelry between 91 Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages. We Sat 322.0465. contingent or uniiquldated, the DITION. WALK PROBATE DIVISION Florida, title DOWN of whkh is DRYWALL, and that I intend to 512,50011 CO Candace Daniels 3232751 also make Real ('state nature of the uncertainty shell be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TOWN. $23,000 File Number PR fl41$.CP follows: register said name with the Clerk Lake Weston Apartments SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida MorBusiness loans stated. If the claim Is secured, LOCH ARBOR GEMSpotless 4 Division the ORDINANCE NO. NICE BUILDING LOT 70'xl3O'. of the Circuit Court, SemInole , TOLL FREE Building 6343.E tgage Investment 1101 E. security shall be described. The PROBATE DIVISION BR split plan, w 1g. BR'S, FR, ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY COUNTY. CLOSE IN. 53.500, County, Florida In accordance "2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK Forest CIty Road 59—Musical (Prchandise Number 8S.S6.CP Robinson. Orlando, 427 7976 claimant shall big kit, walk in pantry, pool & delIver IN RI: sufficient ESTATE OF OF 51.000 DOWN SANFORD. FLORIDA, with th. provisions of the Fic. TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH Orlando, Florida 32110 fenced copies of thu claim to the desk to acre on culdesac. JOHN WILSON KEESER, a.k.a YOUR PRAYERS AMENDING SECTION 0 OF AR. Illious Name Statutes, To.Wlt: CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT 1-800•82 1•5642 and all parties claiming 561,900 II enabl. the clerk to mail One COPY IN RE: ESTATE OF Pianos 8. organs, JOHN W. KEESER, .i. HIGHWAY I I FRONTAGE. Dc stock TICLE V OF ORDINANCE NO. Section 163.09 Florida Statutes PORCH I NEW ROOF. interest by and through SO—Miscellaneous for Sale HAVE BEEN EMILY S. FERNALD, to each personal repres.n$ativ,, clearance, big Savings. Call BARY AREA 15 WOODED 1097 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR. Deceased 1951. $21,900. her ,, W '"'l"' LlST NOWI All PeI'$Ofls interested in the ,,lJVTCUCL,s VT Bob Ball 322 1403 7702 French ACRES. 531,500. DINANCE BEING A ZONING NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION IF YOU REALLY WANT TO 519. PAUL 0. SCOTT Eather of child born tO Call Walt Cappel 3236100 estate to whom a copy of this NOTICIOFADMINIST*ATION BIBUtYCIIS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY OF Groomer, kennel worker, SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL Publish March 3, 10, 17, 21, 1900 arts. WILSON MAIFP F UP NITUPE HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO. Jane C. MorrIs Home Repair TO ALL PERSONS HAVING HAVE THE JOB Knowles Realty Inc. Noticeof Administration has bean CLAIMS ORGANGuibransen OR I PLUS ACRES IA000FD, DEMANDS SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID OR. US, WE HAVEBUYERS DET.n Cust. cleft (l PIt'IOfl). DERN, POOL. 3 BEDROOM, Pt.iY, SELL. TRADE YOU ARE CLAIMS OR HEREBY DEMANDS REALTOR 625.3005 mailed are required, WITHIN JUST FOR YOU. 2 keyboards and pedals, $630 DINANCE BEING CITED AS Mallrnumeto$lthjones,Rt, ROAD FRONTAGE. 2' BATH, FORMAL DINING 311 315F.FirstSt. 373S632 NOTIFIED that a Petition for AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE THREE MONTHS FROM THE AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 3222197 "THE ZONING REGULATIONS DELTONA AREA 112.700 3,1ox479,S.nford,FI.,33771, Bu,ldtO Soil-our lot or yours. ROOM, FIREPLACE. EAT.IN TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON# Adoption has been flied against AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Home repairs, paneling, root, PUILICNOTICI $CLIRKTYPIST$ DATE OF THE FIRST INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FHAVA,FHA73SII4S formerly Harriett's Beauty NOOK KITCHEN. REDUCED TO youandyouarlr,qulred$o,.rve INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: carpet, remodeling All work Th. Seminole County Land Great opportunity for ambitious PUBLICATION VA. F HA.235.Con, Homes OF YOU THIS 8 ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL ARE FLORIDA"; SAID SECTION HEREBY Secretary -Sanford Area ' $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE 519 E. 1st St., 322574? ARE HEREBY guar Free Est 331 8465 DeveiopmsntDivisionislnrecelpi acopyofyourwrltt.nd,f.ns.s, If NOTIFIED Individual. NOTICE, to fil. any oblections ING HILLS, NICELY that BEING the ENTITLED 62—L.awn.Garden ad. MORTGAGE. Low Down Payment NOTIFIED that the ad. M. Unsworth Realty We need an eggreaslve corn. 545 for 5' pickup delivered ---- .......-. WOODED, VOLUSIA When you place a Classified Ad structlon of a boat dock and the P.A..CARROLLJONES, ROOKS WILSON ICEESER. Cash for your Iott Will build on validllyofthed.ced,nt'swlIl,the 323-....... 4917 aft 1 COUNTY. $28,500. a-k.a DISTRICT"; SAID in Th Evening Herald, stay JOHN AMEND. s. Fernald, ceraniicTj deceased, File your lot m our lot preparationofaswimmlngl,eath, I OWEN, P.O. lox 35, 390 S. High. W. KEESER, JR., deceased, Must be high school grad. qualIfIcations of the personal agreatsalesteam. Excellent ____________________________ FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL MENT PROVIDING FOR AN File EAT-IN way KITCHEN close to your phone because 1192, WITH Cassalberry, Florida Num.30.M.Cp, Is pending in the V Enterprise, Inc. which will involve the removal of Ambitious career minded I representative, or the venue or Side by Side refrig., 575; picnic working conditions. If you are YELLOW SAND Number PR 79IIS.CP, is pending II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL MU' NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. REALTOR something wonderful is about ClrcuitCourtforseminoleCounty, Model Inc., Realtor 50 cubic yards of fill ar.d replacing 32707, and file the original with the in the Circuit Court for Seminole dependable. $770 mo. to start 641 30)3 fast and lurlsdiction of the court. accurate tble w 2 benches, $30. full site wIth typing Call Clark & Hirt 323 758n LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA USE TO PERMIT ON.SITE PRE. to happen TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY MEINTZEP TILE Florida, Probate DIvision, the it with SO cubic yards of white Clerk of the above styled Court and shorthand, can work with 371.6061 or eves. 323-0517 w.fuIi benefits. baby bed w malt, 523; Oak ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND — COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. PARATION OF FOOD FOR OFF.. or before April 3, 1900, otherwise County, Florida, Probate Division, AREA. $35,300. New or repair, leaky showers our address of which is SemInole sand, on the following described several Porch rockers, $79.95; metal OBJECTIONS NOT departments and meet .. - ______________ SO FILED County the address of which is SemInole $56,900. PREMISES CONSUMPTION IN SANFORD 3 BR, I U, ref I specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $695562. aiudgm.ntmaybeent.t Courthouse, Sanford, SERVICES UNLIMITED property: SAUTO PTSMOR $ otlice desk, $70 Jenkins cllentswell In person and over WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 62 APannEqijjp. County Courthouse, Sanford, WINTER SPRINGS TYPICAL MINUTE MARKETS LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. 3 stove, $12,000 and assume V. Florida. The personal represin. P40mm' ki'pair & Remodeling TheSouthfl9.lft,oftpseSE i,lOf reasons demanded in the the telephone, Call Janice at Full knowledge of catalogues & Furniture, Date of the first publication of 705 E 25th St. 373 * SI ACRES NICELY WOODED Florida. The personal repressn. AND 7.11 STORES REFERRED I PCT. ASSUMPTION. ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, FHA mort, $144 mo. WITNESS myhandafldtheseal 2lhrs. 3270771 the SW ¼ ci SectIon 31, Township I Tile lloors installed this Notice of Administration: tative of the estate is larnett 3210320. Immediate opening, 0981 parts. $230 wk + comm. tativeof the estate 11W, THOMAS 119,900 down assume payments LAKE FRONT. TO IN ITEM S OF THE PER. LAKE _____________________ WOODED, WITH ALMOST Owner 0312517. Bards Trust Compnv, N. A., 21 South, Range 31 East, SemInole ci said Court on this 15th day of LOVETT, whose address Is Suite NEW& REPAIR excellent salary full benefits, March 3, 1910. 197$ Case Tractor Model $85 HELEN AREA. $50,000, MITTED USES, PROVIDING of $219.81 total. Clean3 BR,2B, February, NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 whole adorns Is 230 Park Avenue MUST SELL! 15,500 Window Air County, Florida. Free Est. 010 1183 all 6 S TRAINEE POSITIONS Like new Cond., 16,995 well established company, .1oht Joseph 1000, Pan American lank FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. Make room in your attic. qar,lqe screened porch, kitchen (SEAL) CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL South, P.O. lox 1000, Winter Park, Cond., excellent cond. 322 3930. Interested parties may address Learn to repair I rebuild sm. Equal OpportunIty Employer. 32? 6793 As Personal RepresentatIve _________________________________ BuIlding, 230 N. Orange LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF FLICTS equipped, freshly AND Sell idle items with a C!6ssjfied, Avenue, EFFECTIVE REALTY WORLD. decorated, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. ' HEAT I AIR, MANY EX FIa, 32759. Th name and address I their comments, in writing, to the dec. motors, Must be mecti, of thu Estate Orlando, Florida. The name and DATE. FINER HOMES NEAR Ad Call a friendly ad taker at immediate occupancy, lowest As Clerk of said Court TEAS. $59,900. of the personal representative's Land Development Division, Planning Assistant for Federally inclined. Odessa Marie tIf'SOfl address Beds, Dbl. motel B.S. & Matt., of the SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. 322 7611 or 831 9993. personal priced in area at only $13,900. A COPY shall be available at the By: CynthIa Proctor Clock Repair attorney are let forth below, i8—Wanteci to Buy funded youth project in Seminole County Services ea representative's attorney are set 57,900 EACH. 530 set. Sanford Auction, 1715 Owner.Broker. 8)07717. office of Clerk DePufy the City Clerk for all 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE All persons having claims or Building, Sanford, Florida. Seminole Co. Knowledg, of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL S3CABINETINSTALLERSS S. French. 327 73-10. forth below, persons desiring to examine the CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. GWALTNEY JEWELER demands against the estate are Comments should t rac.Iy.f RICHARD . - B. OWEN, P.A. statistical .,,.sInan,.,. '-""'I'., 11.1..rn. -ms. vv. remi , purwii navir c,aims- or GOING IN SERVICE, same. LANKULL, JUN55, ROOKS I ROOM, 1'. BATH. ORIGIN. required, WITHIN We buy used furniture 2015.ParkAve. THREE L.awn&LarKIscapiflg planning and or ,/;Y wIthin ildaysofthepvbiicationof Frank C. Whipham Social Sr. All Size Tarpaulins demands against the estate are EN OWNER SAYS REDUCE S All parties in interest and ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, FURNITIJRE& THINGS 322-6509 _______________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF this notice. vIcesbackgroundpr,f, .St.nstrom, Mcintosh, .Iulian, SMACHINI CLEANERS ARMYNAVYSURPLUS GENEVA ACIVAGI A required, WITHIN THREE P.O. Boa ACRES IN UPSALA TO $7,500 cltizensshall have an opportunity VACANT MAKE OFFER. SOOS SanfordAve. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Herb Hardin, great learning experlenc,. CoIbert I. Whigham Will train, need 3, easy money. ' 3l0SanfordAve. 28R,MH,$i5,000.349-57)7 3225791 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CASH OR TERMS. Sapfo,.d Casselberry, Florida 32707 to be heard at saId hearing. THIS NOTICE, to file with the The Real Estate Agency 3236593 Land Development Salary S,O00 plus fringe, ':EPTIFIED LAWN P.O. lox 1330 Larry 0 Herman Broker . . THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF (300) 031 5700 BY order of the City Commission clerk of the above court a wrItten Manager essmaking current resume to P.O. LLANDSCAPINr. Sanford, FlorIda $ CASHIER HOSTESS $ 33171 lox 49, WIBUY USED FURNITUP'E. Realtors THIS NOTICE, to file with th. Inc., 2'z ACRES NEAR LAKE Attorney for Pet Itloners of the CIty of Sanford, Florida. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 statement of anyclaim or demand Seminole County, Florida Sanfora, Fl. 32771. Resume FREE ESTIMATES 377.7907 Telephone (305) 332.2171. Super boss I surroundings. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING 51— clerk of the above court a HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. Household Goods written French (I? 92) Sanford H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk 2135', S .' BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 Publish Mardi 3, 10, 17, 31, 1950 they may have. Each claim mt*t PublIsh Mardi 3, adIine March 10, Publish Mar. 3, __________________________ FIXTURES, Jenkins Fur Hurryl Alterations, Dressmaking statement of any claim or demand 19.900. _________________________________ DET-2I 373 5371 PublIsh March 3, ic.o CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL eill writing and must indicatethe DET.19 DET.1t thaw av kawe arh slat... ..,nS 'L? IA niture, 70$ F 75th St 3730911. Drapes. Upholstery ,.i,, ..0 .um NE ED A SERVICEMAN' You'll inc claim, ne name and ,A,h., h,,,, ,,tasl') Maw hnnfl Earn extra money at home. 5 WAITRESS S 332.0707 1 WOODED LOTS, ROAD FIR EPLACE. $49,500. MUST - find him liSted ill our Business IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH beiflwt.Iting.ndm;s; ..J' 7 BR. 28, Condo, KIt equipped, aodrsssofthecredltororhisaomt Antiques, modern furniture, box springs & mattresses at 20 Good pay. Hurryl Hurryl Hurryl NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS JUDICIALCIRCUflIWANDPOR baslsfortheclaim,thenam, Easy work. No FRONTAGE NEAR CARNOTICE OF A BE SOLD THIS WEEKI PUBLIC Directory move in today for $33,900. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN or attorney, and the amount Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, pct. above dealers cost. Twin, FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. experIence necessary. Start RIAGE COVE. YOUR HEARING TO CONSIDER THU ywalI' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA addrlssofthec,edlterorhhsaom, AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, claimed. If the claim is not yet Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. fullsi:e,queen& king. Jenkins immediately Send name and DON1NLDI$CONTIPIUIPIQ, CASE No. .I91SCA44E Stop nor cailMonday or attorney, and - the amount CHOICE FROM $4,500. ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE FLORIDA due, the date when it will become --LUXURY LIVING. 3732801. Furniture, 70$ E. 75th St. 323 iu 5w.nii ,Q, Box rur more cersils. VP lVlIT1.UP. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE Painting S ciaimea. ii me claim is not yet BY THI CITY OP SANFORD, 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ, green o CIVILACTIONNO,ss.p,CA.50.p due shall be stated. If fls• claim Is )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls I 0951. WAY. u due, the date when It will become Orlando, Fl. 33509, LL OF THE ABOVE PRO. FLORIDA. BONNIE L. O'NEAL., IN RE: THE M.%IRIA$I p house, 1g. patio. 553,9%, ContIngent or unhiquidated, the repaired. Res. I Comm.. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' 'Cash'322 4132 duesliall be stated. If th, claim Is PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE Notice is hereby given that a P,i.nti,iq by Anthioiiy (or 'miii ANN SATTAGLIA nature of the uncertainty shall be — STENSTROM emodel I Additions. AAA EMPLOYMEN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE • Are you caring for your Elderly? WITH TERMS contIngent or uftilquidat,d, tile Public Hearing will be held at the ANr WE Stereo.Chairs.Lamps Uu.'Iity lot or Est pressurt' PetItioner EXECUTIVE LIVING stated. If the claim is secured, the Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Call 531-5399or 862 0134 NOTICE that the Baird ci County JOHN W. O'NEAI.. Would you lIke to work, stc, nature of the uncertainty shell be HAVE MANY MORE NOT Commission Room in the City Hall and 323.5176 Allpricedtosell cleaning. Free Est. 3770011 Lake front living is avail, in this Buy I Sell, the finest in used security shall be described. The _____________________________ Commissioners of Seminole cc keep an appointment, Let 4I/ acre estate. 38R, 18 w. stated. If the claIm Is secured, the in the City of Sanford, Florida, at ADVERTISED. Rupondent.Nusb.,ld. 562 5030. Under $60. ' FRANK PATTAGLIA diifltaflt shall deliver sufficIent furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools — I Co 12 County, Florida, at 10:00 O'clock Ave. security shall be described. The me sit for you, Will furnish Classified Ads Will always givi7:00 O'clock P.M. on March 10, CALL US ANYWAY. — NOTICEOPACTION Respondent Copies of the claim to the clerk to guest cottage, fruit trees. REDUCED rental income + Groonng a Boarding AM. on the 25th day of Mardi, TO: references. Call Mon.Tues. you more - Much claimant shall deliver S4AIICIIOI lWO,toconsldertheadopllonolan Much Iflablithiclefk to mall one copy "z off of total inventory ul brand NOTICIOPACTION buliness property I Just 7 yrs ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Icor.Ioth1Fm,Ave.): AD., 1950, in the County Corn. copies of the claim to the clerk to Sat. for appOlidmInIs 3fl9343 ordinance by the City of Sanford, More than you expect TO: 5EIGLER REALTY JOHN W. O'NEAL, new interspring bedding. These to each perscnai representative. Your future Is our concern: oldt Super locationi Now Top Prices Paid mlssloners' Meeting Room at the enable the clerk to mail on, copy Animal Haven Grooming 8. Florida, title of which is as mieence d*IS beds are not damaged or FRANK SATTAGLIA All persons Interested In the. 134,9% 327.3323, Used. any condition 644 5176 BROKER County Courthouse in Sanford, to HCh personal f'epresir*ativs, Boarding Kennelt. Thermo follows: Ii unknown but RESIDENCE UNKNOWN estate to whom a copy of this seconds but brand new top lIne Florida, will hold a Public Hearing 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Painting & Repair AM orsens Interested in the 24395 MyrtleAve whose mailing ad ORDINANCE NO.1007 stat controled heat, off floor LAST KNOWN MAIL.I NO bedding sets only I Free local Notice 01 Administration ias been GREAT 1 BR, IS condo, wC• WE BUY USE 0 F uP NITLIRE 1 MUFFLER flconsld.randdai,rAIn,wisaj$,r 'MAN (1) estate to edwin a copy sleeping boxes. We cater to 1$ AI4ONDINANCEOF THE CITY *is ADDRESS: UNKNOWN Office 50* mailed are requIred, WITHIN delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. Orlando carpet, eqpt. kit., HIA. APPLIANCES. Sanford FurSanford or not the County will vacate, N01ke01Adminisfraflniabejji BRAKE a OF your pet. 3225137 SANFORD, jofl, Santini. iertsni YOU FLORIDA, ARE 327 1371 niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of HEREBY THREE MONTHS PROM THE W.Di Down stairs I by the niture Salvage. 322 572). .371 oseo Trent Painting & Repair RN or LPN. 4 to 12 part jj, REALTORS abandon, discontinue, close, Sanford 177.5191 AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. NOTIFIED that an dion for DATE You ARE NOTIFIED filet an flId are required. WITHIN OF FRONT THE FIRST END pool! Yours for 533,1001 Call MAN 1) h,le, c. & C aIt-rig,,r 337-7!!) llllSanfordAve. vmPor$on5a.IferJNur,jng rulovncsanddlsclaim.nyrltoq 1007 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR O'D5IkJOJt'T'1ge THREE MONTHS FROM THE disiolutiOnol marriage has been PUBLICATION OF THIS 1, COnvalesce 327.3323 for info. Free Est the County and thepublic in and to has been (liedagalnst you sn you DATE 322 3559 ni Center, 930 OF THE 1975 Singer Futura Fully auto, DINANCE BEING A 1011ING FIRST Iiosne cleaning lilod against you, and you are NOTICE, to file any ob.tiitis Muit hive muffler shopexp alli Milloesrilfe 72—Auc$ion the following rlglits.ol.way run. are required . PUBLICATION repossessed, usid very short OF PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT THIS . a required to serve a , y mutt tools. A creative, they may have that c*iaIl.n,e the home in BR, 2B BEAUTIFUL 3 -. ___________________ W. Garnelt Whit. fling through, the descrIbed mw written deo. ii any, t time. Original $591. bal. Sill or NOTICE, to file any obiactiens CHANGING THE ZONING OP written defenses so It, it any, on validity of the decedent's will, the Painting& Remodeling BROKER Deltona, wall the extrasl C. Pr1*ictI,e PIOfl leho can do _____________________ Peg. Real Estate Broker p'egetty, to.wht: Housewives Cleaning Service $71 no. Agent 339 135$. they may have that challenge the THAT PORTION OF THAT n C. VERNON MIll, G.t plenty of prospects CARROLL BURKE, Attorney FREE ESTIMATES. qualIfIcatIons of the personal high luelity work. Will '(IA, Fl. rm., eatin kit., w.w GUN AUCTION ASSOC. JOHN KRIDER Personalized, fast, dependable Unnamed read lying along the MaIntiff'sat ray, idNv111W ftcdsws wIll, flue CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING PefitIiiwr, w$sse address is 612 represent.tive, or the venue or address .Advertise your product or Call anytime 349 5239 Od iV good worklhg carp., patIo 1 lets mote. BPP Sunday March 30th 107W. Commercial Regular or 1 lime hasie e3.he soone' you place your North and East section line ii the is 309 North Oak Avenue, One Sofa, B organdy SOUTH OF AND ABUTTING Sastuil AtlantIC SaM Building, lurisdlction of me court. Service In me CIIIII led Ads. Orlando t qualllicatlonsof the personal Sanford conditions at I SERVICE CONTRACT. Just Consignments accepted , Phone 322 7111. Sanford 6775594 weciowatti windows NW. le of the LI I.1, section 23 Office awer 1. Sanford, Florida repreSentative, it th venue or classified ad, the sooner you get Good Condition AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND Sanford, FI0I', atid file the 377-1577 I 321.0610 AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND It you are having difficult,, findinç Paid vacations, Hospltalmsa. $51,700. SANFORD AUCTION 3237340 (esutti. ____________________________ l 111. ige $L.Clsi lying a4 juriSdIctIon 111W court. Call 323-1710 after 4:30 p.m. 33771, on or before Mardi 50, UTWUN U.S. HIGHWAY u-n original with the Clerk Circuit OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED a place to live, car to drive, a thu. IpiNsims. Ph. Carl the Nsrfltsaction Ueeof the SE. AU. Cl.AIM$, DEMANDS, AND (SR 151 60) AND SOUTHGATE and file the original With toe clerk Court, on or before the *1st Ny of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. job, or some service you have INS fir Ippslntmont, ____ MOBILE HOME 3 BR, 25, dol. 2ROOIfls 'BATEMAN REALTY Horns lniuv.ins.*i 11ffie$.LoIsoldwctlenfl,and olffiiscitrteiffiorbaiSruuir. OBJECTIONS NOT 10 FILED Cedar Wardrobe ROAD EXTENDED Mardi, A,D. ION flat. at Iha 41.s need of, read all our want ads acresl CIlIA, Dr., wIde on *0 Rig. Real Estate Brolcü lying an th WNI and Seulhi en plaintiff's 322.9180 10a.m. to3p.m. WILL. SI FOREVER BAWD SOUTHERLY FROM MEl dWauNwIllWantIr.daggin,yaj thNkeo every day. jsfr DeM Clerk, 3 to 11 shift: Mar Lg. kit.l Lots of country I BPP 7f40 SOnfordAye. beunhgryeltaaParcalA4ylnpW medatilyffisr.attg lit' me ratie demanded in the F$ruary*$, ION, Mon. thru Sat. DOte01ffihfWWpIçatjgef (MULTIPLE FAMILY hienvhssa ni,ca*ler,lto3sI1lfl Only SERVICE CONTRACT. Complete Mobile aciofas lIving. N.E. le ii Ihe 5.1. le 11 said sic. NfluNwlhlboenNr.d.goinsf pitt this Nailci of Ainiotratien: Ross. PotitiolL RESIDENTIAL DWELLING) .321.O75 PII'iflCed Preferred SARNEYT BANKS TRUST Lk. Sylvan AreaS acres. $21,. 542,5001 Home Repair V monthly rit utIlIties Hon 31. ,Pøv*or desatoed as tying for 1W relIef demanded in 1W FeIntiry 31, $50 DISTRICT TO GC.2 (GENERAL. WITNESS my hand aM OIOICISI COMPANY, NA. pluone lls, pleiw DiVS nfl Other parcels avail. ,.i.' 3495259 Pd. Inluire * 5. Welding south, 11 Spring Volley Farms conlalnt evpeflti.n. ob 041.7503 5: W• THOMAS LOVITT COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT, 1 . en this She 11111 dsp 01 By; Rachel R. A*i Sanford. W. Mailcumugi, REALTOR '4 pcI. Interest to qualified ,$.ctienIamd0aMly1ngWestg February, AD. 1955, y,. P R 0 V I 0 IN WITNIISmyhinliiutffies.l As Porsinil Repieeenlatlye oR icai _______________ buyers. New homes with 332.7953 Sanford's Sales Laader CUSTOM HOMES BUILT witerRspdprlye REALTOR ML$ hiul$ringLahe$lllssectlet gO this Court en ill, Ny of - 01 N.e Estate 11 SIVEIAIILITY, BARROW'S WELDING CONFLICTS' (SEAL) u ersonaI lopresonhafive month! pym.nts under S2j0. RebulldCondemnedHouses r'e'vie.LIenardC. Jolly. kmahsJ# Is Iookkie for your February, tOt JOHN WILSON KIESIR, AND EFFECTIVE DAYL IveflI-)* Arthur H. SechaNs Jr. SERVICE 011W Estate of tow down Styments. 3ñ.**7. Don't pile no longer needed items APARTMENTS S.G.BALINT 3275665 323.7350 bergain Offer it tadey in me PERSONS INTERESTED *y (SEAL) . k-i JOHN W KEllER, JR., A copy ihall be available at the Clerk 11 CircuN C.uu,t - EMILY I. FERNAI.D high 3222420 as an elephant's eye. ClUsilled Place 321 0511 Seminole County, Pra APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT Deceased Arthur H. kckw$tt, ar. Office 11 this City Clerk Is, su I "Luxury Fco Less" classified ad, and pIle the Custom built utility I boat I Mm, quality operation By: Cyntluls Proclor THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ' AS ChIt 111W Court ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL. I Acre lake front lot in beautiful peIMM dOSIrInS to ONinIIIO the I ATTORNEY FOR PIRk. . R01lridaat..—. money In your wallet I I yrs. cap. Pathos, Driveways, ANYTIME trailers, truck racks Deputy Click BY: June I. Certi. RIPRISENTATIVI: Same. misc. SPECIFIED. Civ$e WSNW Is work on Egg residential area of Lake Mary I repairs, 1,2,3BR, Suites orr1.L. REPRESINTATIVE. P •S4VI' e$c.Waynel.al.3fl.1331 i As Deputy Clerk All parties ht I*ternt nd CARROLL. BURKE W. THOMAS LOVITY, 11 BOARD OF COUNTY Blvd., possible terms. $12500. Firm, Wilier ivailable, A.Z Andrew L. Grapev' Unfura. Adult. Family Multiple Listing Service AI1O6MV for PatNlSuiit C. VERNON MIlE. JR. cEli STANLEY, HARMENING & COMMISSIONERS or shill have an Poultry Firm, SI 430* srivnity WIu4or*.j,,. Names, Word 4 lead Laundry 'il latIflid AJISfiIIC till IISSI'I at Mid healing. COUNTY, ClEVILAND,MhjE1 BRIDGES LOVITT 51M1100t,1 inecrest— 1 BR, 28 charmer OISIisOCKV1FI.054.771313$rt. 30AiIiisiWs Uothirnislud $ Wosnats, PA. 1 SR. IB, all apal. md. WID, Psal Office 50i 1116 ceiling, Office OICON'Z lOtilel I Story Sysrderffie City Csmmluslsi FLORIDA cathedral has P. I ON _________________ agprox. 710 sq. ft., outside SaIfoIt Fle1IOS 3317$ Orhind., Pleddo 35050 111W CIty II Sanford. FluidS. BY: ARTHUR H. BECKWITI$, Sanford.- Plevlda 3*11 screened pool for easy WkWer Park. FIa ' ' storage, posh $ club house, Phiw (1557 IN4415 1105 Titi*isi; 153350 $311 Tiloplanu: (311) 413011 54.10, TiUles, Jr. ST. ' JR. .- maintenance Icorner hot with Telopliapue: (IN) 1441313 SR—SIN up. Pool. Aitts sty E*5t. m00k, must hive asoum. first or owner will PIJ PuSIioIi February is. . *1. City Chick ranch PuWN FeIflIIIY U and March 3, Fuary 10, 2uSd Mardi PVbI1N FlWVSc' 25 Slid MarCh 3 CLERK ') large oaks. $49,900. Oil Like Ada. JVst So. of .. SANFORD liSle. Deed binollts, I Ny consider terms. $27,000.. L11 March 3, 19,1955 . 9* PublIsh Mardi 3,1950 AWP0,t P1W. in 17.97 in pujlisil MardI 3, ISO Apply in person 1 ml. north ef tOSS 322-20N iET.30 Dific. •' Orlando 277.1795. 305-32 DES-S 01511 .ve 303 MI 3640 011111 DETO Sanford. Cal! DES-113 503-kb 4i1743. RidilO's vw. 3222611 831-9993 _IL.IWIT ItJJRITh sure to get resuIs BOYS & GIRLS - - 24 HOUR (B 3229283 - , Legal Notice - '•'" ' - Hall CaIlBart __________________________ __________________________ ._ . . -- - , • rfl.,,.. LAS A r,c..'s .... .. •ca. ___________________________ - ___________________________ Realtors/MLS - ,- . . .',---.-•. -.-...--- , • - ,sn,.,4 fa..,... ',•.,',', •• ••. -T S••. . rent ,, ,'' , ESTATE month ' "vt', . ___________________________ - . , ' '. . - ' . - ____ . .,, ,,,u., ___________________________ ba,. .v, - ' " - 40 _______________ , .. - ******** I;. _, , , p ' - -_______ FIREWOOD ' - , - ' -'- ' ' -- .._ ,_... , -. - _________ - . ------- . -. n. _ - . . - ..,..... '•--- ........ ' \\1 , 'I _________ - - - ________________________ , ' . a S... A.flS'SSS ,. VV,, ' ..- - 1 ___________________ - .- ____________________ I ' ?CROCK!TT French ___ . ' REALTY - . REALTORS cXcm.a - .- . t . • ' - ' (L . 4 CROCK!?? h'og clCcmis SEIGLER REALTY [ , . - -. ' - - 1+ ___ -- . " • - ':.' . . . ____ , - . ' _____ f ' . FerSals • 8, Studie - - -- . - ___ --- '. ' 2565 EALTORS PARK ..' _____ _______ JLs) .' ,,. - ..--' . - ( V I t-f' ' d '' . - pb11 -. ___ •i I LILL,4 ' 1 — Ii I I I I I I I d' -, — -• . - I - - - W. 25th Ust YOUr B sZ.. Li �I __,.__.IuII..luII,uP.,- 46--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE - t.. — — — — Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 less fancy 41 Vegetable silk Ti 1 12, Roman 42 Mideast O COURSE" , __ pJ T A T J WHAT 4 Range of seaportREV AM P A WHO COULD FORGET A A EXCEPTSHE r A stables 44 Farm animal NIT T A I. M BIG, LOUDMOUTHED ____ 5TANDI'JGRIGe41 it HER? 68 Animal flesh 46 Short period do SVL ? _ _ _____ THERE BEHIND 12 Time zone 50 Superb T I A $ a Neou (abbr) 54 Painting £ o $ jj $ $ _____ 13 With (Fr.) medium JAIN ____ I G 14 Diminutive suf.55 Dumb ____________________ L. L u c I. fix - - 56 River in __ NC DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm a . 15 Malt beverage Yorkshire . i S $ I C N TN r! 1rr 32-year.old female and work 16 Spoke against 57 Ones (Fr.) ______ u AUNA Dr. in a very large office with 18 Always 58 Squeezed Out _____ £ 0 lAO i' 20 Powerful 59 Anjou A s. A $ £ $ 1' e $ P A many employees. I'm extremely cold during the Lamb 10 Broke bread 39 Mailed (abbr.) charge winter months. The lieatisset 21 Sedan, for 11 Spread to dry 40 Crier one low anyway to help save on DOWN 17 Close relative 3 Girl of song 23 Chocolate tree 33 . c 19 Shave energy. i wear three pairs of 45 Package 27 Seize forcibly I Christ's 22 Laudanum knee briefs and several layers 30 Tablets birthday 47 Social club 24 Tree by Mort Walker of clothes. I'm miserable. 32 Word on the 2 Wight 25 Make amends (abbr.) wall Most of the others seem O.K. increased blood flow to the Article 3 (f_( 26 Gold plated 48 Boundary THANKS IF TRAITOR! _ ANP WHERE 20 33 Liver fluid 4 Fabricated (2 while my fingernails have skin. statuette _______ YOU THINK YOU'RE KNEW ______ 34 Whets up, wds I 49 Different Now what can you do to turned blue and my hands are ANYTI4ING GOING, BETLEV 7 5 Turn outward 27 Eskimo boat 50 Madame 28 Medicinal improve the blood flow like ice to touch, 35 Incorporated 6 Skin tumor A3OIJT DOGS, (abbr) plant through your skin? Stopping (abbr) 7 Resident of 1E'2 KNOW I quit smoking three years 29 Remove cover 51 Diving bird 36 Singer Edith Edinburgh ago and I don't take any smoking was a good idea. The I'M NOT A 8 Of the mind 31 Dwarf 52 Female saint POINTER 33 Twice 37 Sonystress 9 And o on medicine. I've had a recent other thing you might do is to (abbr.) Cantrell (abbr. Lat. 2 36 Tee blood test for a thyroid start a regular exercise __ 37 Wood strip 53 Shame 38 Poetic foot _ wds.) AS the body heat W)IEM DO REMEMBER SYLViA GR1MLEY? Monday, Mar. 3, 1910 ACROSS by Chic Young Cold At The Office? Tty Baths, Exercise BEETLE BAILEY WIC WAY 0 __7 ?P —2 —3 — — — 4 5 1 3.3 _____ THE CORN LOSER by Art Sansom _ I _ LE .0 1 10 '7 ((f'f1(i\W,\\V(l\V( (\VV - ____ 35 36 — TRYING FOR A RAISE f CUT _TO EXPEN.S AGAIN! 40 42 l and it will do It through the ____ hi ill by Howie Schneider EEK& MEEK W91"SOMW 1W UP P' OR WAR'? "it1U fJ€E Is P'STJS . bu IM I'M 1E(A1 . , 1 . _ PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivan I'VE 1U FJ'.WE THE HIM GIVE UPCfFFEE TR1EP 10 bJ4P HE CAN'T - POR %R14ARP) IS SO PEPREi'5E' U 7 " BUT WHEN EVER I TEL HIM 10 PERK UP". ANPIT1 (,,______ HIM" ,. BUGS BUNNY by Stoffs*l & Helmdahl A CU H4 REWRE ____ ____ ____ ________ _____ I ______ A / ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST ' ___________________ ZIM I AS dU I SUPPROM AS YOU _______ ;.i. /, :1_/' /.___ _ . . - _ •.'. TUMBLEWEEDS 6o'T'a __________ . I We M 44fJ WEiPS? SOCKS. • WHO 1111 00r ________ _______ • jp' miD! :, £iA J . J ______ I p 0 ' •' .. . -., ,, .............., __ I _ All. oft • Iii w —.----------.- :u .. .-- '' •' ' ____________________________ S -- — _ Herald Photo by Tom Neixel — 18 pe rcent — since the World War II period. reluctant to single out any of his job and Warm Front To Sweep Out Cold It took almost a year to write the training programs for the ax. If told to trim, he would take an equal percentage January budget, The latest revision Is being done in days. On Friday, Budget across the board. By JANE CASSELBERRY are getting warm temperatures." south Seminole county. last," Jasa added. Those are straws in a wind sweeping Director James McIntyre gave most Herald Staff Writer "I wouldn't guarantee that that was the Smith said the peak use today was only One of Seminole's biggest agricultural the Washington bureaucracy, as the federal agencies budget cutting targets After Monday morning's unseasonable last freeze of the winter," Pingle 43.70 megawatts, considerably less than businesses is the raising of tropical oradministration seeks to cut from $10 and gave them until Monday to repor t record lows, It was a welcome relief cautioned. "A system is moving down Monday's high use of 49 megawatts. narnental house plants, which are exbillion to billion from the $615.8 billion how they would do it. early today when temperatures dipped from the Rockies. I thought two weeks Things were beginning to get back to tremely sensitive to the cold. One of the Officials are reviewing these replies, only into the mid 30s. 1981 budget it sent Congress in January, ago that we had had the last freeze of the normal at the Auto-Train Station alter largest growers is Ilattaway Nurseries, whittling ft $15.8 billion deficit it had and the resulting package is expected to Elmer Pringle, weather service season." heavy snows in Virginia and North which has 20 acres of greenhouses at be announced soon, projected perhaps to zero, specialist for the Orlando office of the Things were looking up today for Carolina had caused cancelation of Altamonte Springs and Forest City. National Weather Service, reported an Florida Power Corp., which has been Sunday's run and left passengers and Rick liattaway, manager, said today official low of 33 degrees early today and hampered by the shut-down of its Crystal their cars stranded in Sanford. The the company's three boilers run by a high of 52 degrees Monday. The River nuclear plant and a coal-fired plant northbound run went on schedule natural gas have bc-en working overtime predicted low for tonight is 45 degrees at the same location. Monday and trains are expected to to save the plants. 7U Seminole County Canunission In other action this morning, the and the warming trend is expected to "We're doing very well," said Tracy resume their regular runs today between "We have to maintain a temperature of recessed its regularly scheduled morning Commission passed unanimously a continue Wednesday with a high between Smith, spokesman for Florida Power. Sanford and Virginia, according to the 65 degrees," he said. "it gets critical if it meeting today to reconvene at 3 p.m. for resolution forming the structure of the 65 and 68 degrees anticipated. The low "With higher than expected 1cm- Sanford operations office, drops below 60 degrees and we start the expected signing of the county's comprehensive plan review committee. Wednesday night should be in the SOs, peratures and our customers' conSeminole County Agricultural losing plants." ,When it's 30 degrees contract with Hospital Corporation ° servation efforts, we had excess power." Extension Agent Frank Jasa said he did outside we can maintain 63 degrees inThe comprehensive plan, adopted in Pingle said. America (HCA). "The same thing that caused the cold, The Crystal River No, 2 coal-fired plant not expect any additional damage since side, but when it gets in the 20s it is 1977, sets forth the basic process for HCA ,wlll take over the operation i is causing the temperatures to rise," was back on line today to help handle the the low of 30 degrees was reached at borderline." determining further land use, Seminole Memorial Hospital and agrees Pingle said, "The high pressure pulled additional load brought on by the cold midnight. "We had some frost, but not as "On Sunday the winds kept blowing the The resolution crea tes an ad hoc to provide a replacement facility within cold air down to the area. Now we're on spell. The plant is not yet up to capacity, heavy as last week. The additional cool plastic off the reenhnILse and our boiirs three years. The site for the new hospital mittee to be comprised of four members the other side of the high pressure cell — but is expected to be shortly. temperatures may actually help as more ran off and on all day and they ran from 5 Is within the city limits of Sanford, ac- from the Seminole County League of which moves in a circular pattern — and Florida Power serves customers in damage is caused when it gets hot too p.m. Monday until 8 a.ui. today." cording to Commission Chalrmafl Bill Civic Associations, one member from the Hospital Signing Expected Toda League of Women Voters, one membe& of Klrchholf. Kirchhoff has been authorized to sign the agricultural Industry, two members the document by a vote of the fuli coin- from chambers of commerce, one mission, Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker, member from the Seminole County Floridians, Tourists Survive Blast chairman of the outgoing Seminole Board of Realtors, one member from one MemorW HO*W Board of Trustm, is service organization, and one ap By United Press Inkmil" night would stave off tree damage. Army filled 120 beds by 4 p.m. and per. annual Strawberry Festival Parade at also expected to be at the signing. She poirftient by each of Ow five coinThe weatherman promised shivering —Thousands of tourists, cold-blasted mitted 107 to sit up all night in the waiting Plant City Monday, ice covered the berry has been authorized by the hospital board mluioners from within that com- towIStsand bone -chilled fwnscoming away from the watering spots, thronged room. fields — purposely flooded to hold missioner's disUict. to sign for the tMtWL from a night in Itheir fields a slow war. such attractions as Orlando's Disney —Pro golfers in Uw Bay Hill Classic at temperatures at the freezing point. mup today from the record-setting late World, Tampa's Busch Gardens and Orlando were so cold Sunday they donned Housewives in the northeast can be —_ ____ ____ by Craig Lagpli WOOD! cflhii* (JWIP MV roar! . ment bloc grants. Labor Secretary Bay Marshall is THE CR5 p 'T 9f TH4T AJ'M DA" LE R8UCK5 CAKE ' wr lppfNJT __________ _____ • -. 100NIES by T. K. Ryan IN MY M001.. WILL ____ Twat" 34 _ .. ... Lows _______ . .__- lie •' Appearances can be deceiving. as In this photo of a car covered with for its trip to the usually sunny South. The fact that the snow It could be the first federal budget not snow In the parking lot of the Auto-Irrain.stailon In Sanford. I)id remained (in the car this inorning is pure evidence of the cold WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Energy snow red ink since 1969. The budget snow really fall in Sanford? The answer Is that the snow came Ironi temperatures in Seminole County (luring the past two days. Department says ft could cut 0O million to $1 billi on from its $8 billion budget as has been in surplus only five times since parts unknown In the North, where the car was loaded onto the train par t of President Carter's latest effort to 1950, curb inflation. The Incentive to break with a tradition The Depar tment of Housing and Urban of decades of largely deficit spending Expected In The 40s Development proposes a more modest came from inflation — specifically $Th million cut in comm unity develop- January's highest annual Inflation rate '. suop t _ _____ Proposed Budget Cuts ___ - __ 114 VIOLIN. :. . ' . OF INVIN'P T PYIP - %W1' TWM HK- X $ a AR 3 I ' iu he demand to hand over Toniseth resulted from claims by the militants '1 that they found documents in the era- .' White House Weighs M4swLe,. DAD 9EEN € ANNIE, • 1/ , L prosecutor-general to hand over it with the murder of Iranian religious and Ijullollall Khomeini or the' ruling detained U.S. diplomat to face trial, military leaders. Revolutionary Council." saying the decision must be made by the Tomseth, along with Charge d'Affaires ____ by Leonard Starr by Bob Thaves Evening Hera4d CUSPS 481.280) —Price 20 Cents ________ The offer made today by Duluth, Minn. but the region would benefit from it," he and Sanford industrialist and en. said. trepreneur Jeno Paulucci to assist the Sanford, Lake Mary and the county cities of Lake Mary and Sanford in territory in between have been combined acquiring federal grants was Im- into the North Seminole region for sewer mediately accepted by representatives of system purposes with Sanford as the lead both Seminole County municipalities. applicant for federal money. Sanford "Why, of course, we would like to have owns the sewer plant to be converted to any assistance Mm. Paulucci will give the regional system. us," said Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore. 'There are a lot of areas where we Paulucci said Lee Vann, an aide who coming could afford some help," Moore said formerly lived in Sanford, will be to Seminole County in the next few days. today. He could provide technical assistance In "We can use all the help we can get," seeking federal money if the two com- said Lake Mary Vice 51ayor Burt munitIes wish. Vann, Paulucci said, has Perinchief. "Many times federal grants been economic development ad- are based as much on who you know as minlstrator for the state of Minnesota, what you know. I don't think the genPaulucci's native state. tleman's help can hurt us at all. Our "Lee Vann is very capable and knows a greatest need now is the sewer system lot of people In Washington," Moore said. and problems that go with it such as A paramount need in the area, Moore drainage," Perinchief said. -saId, is tension of the sewer service No date has yet been set for the of. into Lake Mary. ,,It is really Lake ficlals of the two cities to meet with Mary's problem, not ours (Sanford's), Paulucci and his aide. — DONNA ESTES which can be independent of envelope for it, Send your the circulation In the rest of request to me, in care of this the body. As a result, If you newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, _____ For Tuesday. March 4, 1980 don't have very much blood Radio City Station, New York, flow through the skin, you will NY 10019. fee cold. I think a lot of offices and YOUR BIRTHDAY handied properly, you'll have _____ A good hot bath will usually buildings and plants where Mardi 4, 1980 more peace of mind to do make such a person feel employees are asked to work This coming year, be on the other things. alert for sound investments or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) warm again for two reasons, at lower temperatures now a side business that could add Spend more time on things One, it will decrease the would be very wise to have to your income, If you look that challenge your Intellect, body's ability to lose heat so regular exercise breaks. hard enough, there Is a Mentally you're a Samson, there will bea build upofheat will keep their employees possibility you may uncover while physically you may t in the body. And the external comfortable and probably somethIi quite profitable. heat to the skin causes an Improve their productivity, PISCES (Feb. 20-Match 20) _________________________________ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A joint venture that has the possibility of a good return Unusual situations could should be the area in which develop that may mean WIN AT BRIDGE you concentrate your efforts something to you financially. today. Push hard for quick A partner might be involved ______________________ leads a spade toward his jack. results. Romance, travel, in your good fortune, East ducksand South leads a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) NOlITh 3350 luck, resources, possible second spade to dummy's • K Q 62 pitfalls and career for the Don't be surprised today If queen and East's ace. East 9973 months ahead are all others force you Into a returns a low trump." 14 Oswald: "At first glance it discussed in your Astro. leaderaMp role. They will begins sense that you have the looks as if South can afford to Graph litter, which WEST finesse his hearts jack. If It ng re th and ability to guide with your birthday. Mail $1 st 09174 •A 103 works he can try a diamond VQ53 V64 for each to Astro-Graph, Box them correctly. finesse and wind up making PU 72 010953 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. all the tricks If that works SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ,i 10 963 also." 10019, Be sure to specify birth Your instincts and per. SOUTH Alan: "Unfortunately, the date. ceptions could prove very 5 heart finesse loses. L1d if ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) helpful to you. Be logical, but A K J 105 West leads a second trump, In partnership situations by the same token don't pooh• AQ6 the hand will collapse because '1642 today, let your counterpart be pooh yc*w hunches. West will get in with the diae one who steps out front. Be Vuhierablel Neither mond king and lead a third GARWS (Nov. prepared, however, to back Dec. 21) Pals think of you a trump, whereupon South will Dealer- South losedown an extra diamond him or her up If help IS tower of strength today. Be West Nsrth East Sith trickhave andtobe one. required. , available If they need your Oswald: "If South refuses PUS * • TAURUS (April 20-May 20) help. The good you will Pus 2 the trump finesse, nothing can Pass 4 Pass Pass This should be a very establish now will come back hurt him as long as spades productive day. You know. to you in multiples, break 4-3. He goes to dummy how to perform in harmony with a club, discards a club on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Opening lead4J the good spade and loses the with coworkers. Collectively, 19) Competitive situations diamond finesse. But there is much can be accomplished. bring out your finest qualities no way now for the defense to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) today, It's important for you _ keep him from ruffing the six You have a marvelous knack to finish first, but you'll do of diamonds with one of for organization today. with CIM By Osw&M Jacoby dummy's trumps." Chances are you will have an (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. aw Liii Sistig opportunity to put your 19) You're an exceptionally Oswald: "It doesn't take (For a copy of JACOB)' talents to good use. good student today. What you long to learn about finessing. MODERN, CANCER (June 21-Jully 22) learn from personal ex It takes years to learn about Bridge." send $1 to: "Win at care of this newjp&. Give home and family mat. perience win be fUed away not finessing." per, P.O. Bfox 489, Radio City ters top priority today. Once and later used to your a& Alan: "South wins the club Station, Now York. N.Y. . lead In dummy and promptly 10019.) you're stlfiprI they are vantage, / ii -. Acce 83 BERNICE BEDE OSOL 4 g' l crimes of the shah and the crimes of the officer Victor Ttniiseth be handed over to Kuwait, quoted Ghotbzadeh as saying, group were executed Monday. U.S. government." the Revolutionary Court in connection "The destiny of the three diplomats at There was no mdication when a Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh with the trials of members of the ultra the Foreign Ministr y must be decided dectswn might be made. Ghotbzadeh has denied a request by the right-wing Forqan illovellient. charged by Iran's leader A%atollah 1 Sanford, Lake Maty — — — That'sInwhy oneroom person a warm andcan feel sit coldwarm the body with exercise, It will have to give off heat and the o ther person wi ll ee f 43 r!aFlorida ,ll after a 2-hour meeting Monday night with made as to when the visit would take Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the Bruce Laingan and political affairs ofSome 27 Farqan members are believed hassv linking the diplomat ith the President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and a place. Revolutionary Council, the Pars new ficerMichael Holland. took refuge in the to Ix, oil trial in procedings that began Farqan movement. delegation from the Revolutionary The spokesman said the militants agency reported today. Foreign Ministry when Islamic miltants Sunday. They are charged with murders A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Council to discuss the visit. decided to allow the visit to help the fiveProse cutor-General Ali Qodussi stormed the U.S. Embassy Nov. 4. Il% committed in the early days of minLstry officials questioned Toniseth "The'commisslon will be allowed to see member commission investigate ,the demanded that U.S. Embassy political Pars, in a dispatch monitored in the revolution. Seven members of the Monday and today. 14 _______________________ J -1' not all of the captives in the occupied U.S. hostages, now in their 122nd day of Embassy. captivity, would be allowed to meet with The decision by the militants came the commission. He said no decision was pression that most of it is in my head. I'm an un- creases to eliminate the heat. comfortable Inside during That, in turn, makes you feel 17 winter as outside. I just can't warm. So every time you feel - face being so miserable since a little cold, 11 you have an most of the day Is spent at opportunity to do a little work. I'd do anything to warm exercise somewhere It will 22 23 24 25 26 up if someone would just give help you begin to feel warm, — — — — mesomeldeas. There's a reason why 30 31 DEAR READER - people shiver when they're cold. It's nature's way of 34 Whether you feel hot or cold from — doesn't have an awful lot to do generating heat muscular contraction to with your body temperature. warm the body. And If you 39 ———— By United Press International some of the American spies who are The militants holding the 50 Americans here, " a spokesman said in a telephone hostage said today the U.N. commission interview with UP! in London. on Iran would be allowed to see some, but He did not say how many of the problem but it was negative. My doctor gives me the tin, builds up from exercise, the circulation to the skin )11 9 !! 72nd Year, No. 167—Tuesday, Mar. 4,1980— U.N. Panel To Söe Some Hostages hot. You're living proof of this — — — — — observation. 44 45 46 47 48 49 you feel better. — — The reason is because the To give you a better ap. 50 51 — — — — ——— 54 1 — sensation of feeling hot or cold — —— — — — is dependent upon nerve preciation of how body i — 56 temperature is regulated and receptors which are in the how this affects the sensation skin. These respond to the 58 59 60 blood flow through the skin of being hot or cold, I am ———— —— —— sending you The Health Letter itself, number 7-6 Body TernFrequently the difference in perature And Fever. Other whether a person feels hot or readers who want this issue cold Is directly related to the can send 75 cents with a long, HOROSCOPE _____________________________________________________ blood flow through the skin stamped, self-addressed by Bob Montana 70 GO IN OFFICE QH,TH1S ISN'T 'YA, BUT MY RENT OH. HELLO, WELL, NOW AND PATCH HOLE iij I T'iNK I BANE G000TIMEP IS RAiSE AWIS ),GoOOwCK. M. SVEI,ISQJP HOW NOT ING____ TOO "10EL.',r THE SCHOOL COST MORE F12,( BUT I4E'Ll4 DID YOU MAKE OUT GO AND 1A9( THIS MORNING liii THE G000', MR VEOPERBEE BOARD ..EILING.' NG! — iø. F'. 1"2017y OFMV H 33 — — 1— ARCHI E TRY 32 41 f(f(iIR1ITh\(' 8 12 13 - - - - — 15 16 - - — — 18 19 20 21 ———— 27 28 29 P. .w__K&..i1.\ ——— — tO 11 7 6 ' - winter freeze that Iced oranges and Miami's Parrot Jungle, Many wore queen.eize panty-hose. certain they'll pay higher prices for fresh vegetables and cleared sunbathers from gloves, mufflers and knit caps. Three days of ripping winds subsided vegetables and citrus produc ts into late the beaches. —Florida's major power companies all Monday night and that brought the fear spring. Today How cold was It? reported i ecord demands for electricity of frost for citrus growers and vegetable The new shoots of early spring carrots, lion residents farmers from the rolling orange grove radishes, lettuce, squash, cucwnbert, official weather recording Monday morning asned 10 mil and tour ists tur the juice on hills north of Orlando to the toma to farms peppers and corn were wiped out Monday . .......2* Ar.uidfle Clock..............4A flidda ........................3* station in the state — from Pensacola to ing ryth th at cooked. The Jacksonville at Homestead south of Miami. The southward Into the Everglades farming Usipital .......................3* ....................... • ai _____ y West — let low temperature eve Electric Authority announced it was agriculture families worked through the area around linmokalee. "The potatoes Nada ......................... CaiISSI' ......................ZR records, either for March or March "forgiving" overdue bills until the cold night running wind machines and in Hastings are frozen to the ground," Owselves ..........................Monday and m ............... .4411B ClaNkd ore records were expected wave retreats. sprinkler systems, firing smudge pots reported a central Florida produce marStI........................54* cimles ........................41 to fall today. fill — "Snow 48 bi r ds", the destitute w in ter and stacks of old tires to hold off the keting official. Televise. .....................11 . .. —Oranges turned to Ice balls on the drifters from the north, jammed charity damage that prolonged sub-freezing _ ........................ 2* North Florida peach growers In .......................... ...trees In central Florida. Growers hoped a establishments to get some hot soup and temperatures and frost can do, Wind Dr Lb......................40 Madison County calculated damage up to ___.......................10 Alight letup in the arctic blast Monday escape the cold. Orlando's Salvation A First Lady Rosalynn Carter led the liilf a nallion doUiar. EdlltarW ........................ • • : 1 - 9 _ _ •, A A. -. . .' .;'• .- L ____ ___ ___ - ' L p o I ____ ___ ___ - bb 4¼"'' a '&'.& '1 , • •,, ..,.•,,•...i - .' ... • —. 11 T I i' . . ____________ ____________ L__. _____ _____ ___ ____ _____ 11-Mvp , ¶! , $ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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March 24, 1$O YOU LIKE ORANyrHlp.jG BUT CLI L11 c LUNCH COU NT ACROSS 4811* agency (abbr.) by Chic Young ____________________________ KIMMY DLD ME THAT WOULD 5HE THE NEW WAITRESS BE 1OQiW LUNCH SPECIAL THEY HIRED AT THE WHAT WOULD SuPPE' Monday, READY 49 Ocean I Collection 4 Government GOTO LUNCH, )f DAGW000 ? 51 wd.) TOAY 8 Runs 1 c r ___ 1 3. __ L 15 BEETLE BAILEY _) __________ _______ SARGE, OF J r NATLJR'E, THE... SNOULPN'T WE PROBABLY IS THIS GOING TO SLINPAY PAGE? ______ ________ , W ,-- I .. ) tTh ,- N 61 Plush 62 Force 63 ct 64lhasame(Lat 0 ,/ .. unit down A 41 Actress F WR3 I JA T RiP OF IT! kind 46 Stern ON N I LAM wash 12 4 — 5 13 6 - - - - I - 7 — 8 . ZS 6 I — .2* __________ ARCHIE by Bob Montana ______________ rQfJQ FOR'IOU, D! 61 ING I PROMISE I'LL STOP.f TOMORWW! _______ 64 24 — — 29 30 34 9 "`,~ 3' ,a to EEK& MEEK 35 0 * 0 JF 31 32 36 — — '- 46 47 — — — — 48 52 51 53 59 — _____ _____ — — — ——— 54 55 56 60 — 65 — 63 — — 66 — J INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I I J DtacussInglxnportantmatters today they will be even more with a trusted Mend today *ongly accentuated. Others will cement a stronger _____ will be Inspired to emulate relationship and freshen each _________ your behavior. Romance, of your perspectives. I travel, luck, resources, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ) possible pitfalls and career The resolve and persistence for the coming months are all you are capable of today In ___________________ by E 8uhin discussed In your Astro- fulfilling your ambitions is HE THOUGHT IT Graph Letter, which begins exceptionally strong. Act like MEANT T PEOPLE with your birthday, Mail i a winner and you'll be one. WITH THE SQAE for each to Astro-Graipih, Box BAG117TARJUS (Nov. W TRANQUILIZER! „-~ 41111111, Raft aty Station, N.Y. Dec. 21) Bacna of yow # ve lOOlLBeata'eto specify blrth posi and farming at. ti L/aq) date. titude, you can be most TAURUS(Aprd 2"hy 30) helpful today in inspidnig a Not only are you a good loved one or child to look stwter. you we aim an ex. beyond pmed WWtatlim a 44 I celknt finisher di" your towsird tonxerow's hopes. 1Lr time to matters you CAPRICOIIN (Dec. 22-Jan. previously felt were too 19) Make your thoughts cthail.ngti. regarding material dainestic j GESI (May 21-June 36) affairs known to your entire ____________________ A friendship you've been family today. All could benefit by Stoffol A H*Imdahl bopW to encomage could get thm yow Wd&L' a solid start today. Your AQUARiUS (Jan. 20-Feb. collective idess will blend 19) Don't Wait for anotMT 10 ______ STUARTt3 VOCABULARY ___ WORP PlC HE bV%ISE NOW _________ ~ a JilAl l ) I JOHN POLK - ~'i 1 ... I" DEAR DR. LAMB— My father Is constantly chiding me for eating lemons with salt as he says that they will strip the enamel off your teeth. Are 7— __ - 44 ________ BUGS BUNNY 7 lu ' ME NAVE A CACI( Al' "VOLJ ELEC1ONIC O%IN _ 4ME, rr. LOSE. j ______________________ CANCER(June 11-July 22) you're sharing a mutual . 4) II 1W *1 . - ______ F 0 ___ 063 WK 108 •AQ •Q J 109$ WEST EAST • 54 KQ is __________ 1 0 , *..' woo . 1' ___ by Bob Thaves ,. - 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 - '- I, 11 ~ , ________________________ , - - - 1.5 --. -_. __ 1 -.----_________________________ _______ _______ _______ 4o f AND 5IAl. N(I*ARP $oI.DIIR - -'NIVIR MIND YouR I - ______________ -_ Sanford Hike Affect MAN'rpA.. A ___ •7$S3 4K4 4A63 50trm retaned the club ace and •A1073 AQJ #K 194 VubwabW. Neither Dealer. North West NIt$ EMS i• 3 NT P* i• ' opening Wa4 5 West got By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer in with his king of clubs could lead a second 2NT spade to set up three spade tricks for East while he still held the ace of clubs," . Oswald: "This type of play b rather daWrous in ma PoInt play. If South holds the king of clubs among his souvenirs East, will never get - tricks and ___ __ By Onsim Jaceby direr will make I..: ex Moore sMd the thntng Is wrong to be assistance. Off Report ' Low Pay On other job classifications, the total must raise salaries to stop employee and credibility with proposal would cost the county about turnover," Williams said.-We've sur- Kirchhoff said. Longwood Moves Toward 4i(HOP! 4PY HOW COp't I WOH'T 16 TO MUCH M1 THE 1XI( 'OJ IN T*UY TiLL N . R!L4T ' by L"Mrd Starr` am, No. TCR IHOut. sii ' VVó tICi 41L TH!M BR WKY NOW W&AN6 MRW~!NOU6H 1O i cwj , _______ N J.R. Ilattaway, and himself, but after dress shops or sport shops. Let us go some opposition was expressed by ahead. We've been waiting long enough." commissioners the imiatter was tabled In making the motion for rezoning, Korean Boat Sunk . . I ______________________________________________________________________________ until this week s nnieetinig. Several other Commissioner June Lormann excluded SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) South Less than 15 miles northwest of Seoul. property owners on the north side of time' lots north of Pine Street included in Korean navy and air force units sank a The defense ministry said the North State Road 434 between County Road 427 the request. North Korean armed spyboat ap. Korean boat was first spotted early today and Grant Street have also requested Gerald Korman, local attorney, proaching the southeastern coast before 12 nautical miles off Pohang, an In. t heir lots be rezoned commimercial and are representing Todd Penuberton, told the dawn today, the defense ministry an- dustrial site as well as an Important .,• scheduled to conic the Land commission he does not anticipate any nounced, military base located 170 miles southeast , Planning Agency Wednesday night. problem in getting Florida Power Cor. A ministry announcement said four of Seoul on the east coast. City Administrator David Chacey had poration's permission to use the people were killed, one man was A South Korean navy hlghapeed patrol - . recommended tile commission wait until easement under tile power lines, but that wounded and one was missing in the craft approached the unIdentifIed vessel the land-use map and ordinance are it will take another month or two to get clash, and challenged It to heave to, ready for review by the commission, through the red tape. There was no immediate indication of ministry said -r probably in early June. "You hired a Korman said his client has lost a I :1 . how big the North Korm vessel was mW Instoad the North Korean boat opened ' professional planner to help the Planning thousand dollar s, and 22 employees have how many crewmen were aboard. The fire on the southern patrol boat. and then .. and Zoning Board to redo tile land-use been unable to work since the city voted announcement said it was capable ci began fleeing eastward Into the Japan map and ordinance and I think you on Feb. 18 to force him to go before the %%'. spud ci Sea, accong to the announcement.The should until you see what they have city's land planning committee and the I. - .,: It was the second bloody clash between Invading vessel fired Indiscriminately at to say," said Chacey. commission with a lull site plan be fore the two Koreas in two days. Early southern fishing boats operating in The map and proposedordinance will go completing the new production-line Sunday three North Korean armed nearby waters as it tried to shake .......... the Land Planning Agency first and facility just south of State Road 434, filtrators were shot to death after landing southern patrol boat, causing the heavy - when they reach a decision on what they The steel structure will house over head In a frogman-type operation at a point caaiUes, the ndnia said. ,4.. want and hold public hearings it will be cranes and manufacturing facilities. I passed on to the commission for review, Mayor Steven Uskert has favored _________________________ Chacey said. gran ting the company a permit as Under the plan as now constituted the quickly as possible. lots in question will be designated "I'm very mad and upset with your . commercial. Chacey said the reason client," said Mrs. Lormann, "but you've some of the lots are now B4 while other got a mess out there, so Imake a motion ActleiReperts .................2* ectJsu .......................SA lots In the same area are commercIal is to give permission to finish the building Crooms High School students board a Iferniflion ambWanclet Monday The Clock .............. #A Flalb ........................3A to keep down traffic on State Road 434. with tile certificate of occupancy to be afternoon following a minor bus collision. Alth ough 20 students Bridge .........................*1 Huresespe .....................SB Howe ver, it was pointed out that two of issued subject to Florida Power Cot31 HsstM .......................2* requested to be taken to Seminole Memorial hospital and six to the approved uses under 8-1 are banks poration's permission to use the -. (lessifledAdi ..............4141 PiVIuol........................3A private physicians following the accident, only two minor injuries, a and funeral homes, both of which easement, (imka.........................21 5IIVS$......................11 sprained linger and a small bruise, were reported. The collision generate a lot of traffic. "Your client put us in a most difficult DearAbby.....................ID Spts.......................544A "1 know B4 is restrictive and very position," said Grant, "and I don't between two county school buses occurred after 2:30 p.m. at the - Deaths.........................2* TelnisM. .....................3D corner of W. 13th St. and U.S. Highway 17-92 when bus 172, driven by li ttle allowed," said Conunissioner J.H. believe he doesn't know better." "We Grant, "and if property was ever corn- shouldn't weaken," he added, but joined Dixie Flannagin of Sanford, hit the rear of bus 173, driven by Wedd..........................2* ;. Ekrtel....................... Rosa tnercial it is along and it the others in letft _______________________________________ Let Booke, 1401 W. 10th St., Sanford. needs to be treated They have book North -- ' - before 1 . __________ ___ ______ 10 HIM? ___ ____ 9cg_'VW _______________________________________ _____________________ ________________________ — __ vstRsucK % ______ ,. a W. - ___ ___ ____ _________ ____ ________ ' , ______ '-. ', ' a __ - -- -' - - Rezoning the taxpayer," - - ___________ ______________ _____ ___________ ___ ______ -V1*V0#M&V" .. - ,-: -- --- ______ - - --- ; Gasoline plillip prices have no%% risen "Perhaps home pricesare going to .114 fill percent tit it .%ear. . stabilize because no one can buy theill ~ 'tlre overall February jump iii retail any inure," said department analyst prices was identical to January's 1.4 Patrick . percent and represented more bad Gasoline prices rose at ;I monthly news for President Carter In an rate of 7.:I percent, almost the same as election vear. Januarv's 7.4 percent. Although the current inflation rate Household fitels rose 2.9 percent is much higher, the administration has predicted inflation of between ii (luring the month. Home fuel oil prices and 12 percent for all of 1980. coill- rose 5.1 percent, following a 5.3 pared to 13.3 percent last year. percent increase in January. Asa result of the recent sharp price Adnunistrat ion economists say the rate will cool later this vear as the increases, tile spendable earnings of Carter anti-inflation program begins an average urban blue collar worker to take effect. in a family of four - after taxes and 'l'lie February Consumer Price adjusting for inflation - declined 1.4 Index stood at $236.4, meaning goods percent in February. Although a salary survey shows $174,000 for the remaining half year and veyed what other entities pay. Let's Illy JANE CASSIAMERRY Kaiser added that in the last six to been heavy taxpayers because of their Seminole County's top administrators nearly SM,000 for next year. Ilerald Stalf' Writer check their rate of turnover compared to eight nionths lie had lost six or seven men high valuation.” are paid 10 percent or nibre below those "This will put us in the best shape ours." After two weeks of discussion the to one district in Orange County alone. "Because it is one of the busiest highin comparable positions in central we've ever been In as far as being Williams also said he- would like to Longwood City Commission voted ways. we need to keep some sort of rein Williams said tile Seminole County Florida, several members of the competitive with other areas Is con- know what is the worst thing that can staff is one of the best UnIiIflIiliOLLSl) MOrid8)' night to prepare an ((ii it," said Commissioner John Ilepp. in the state. Seminole County Commission did not cerned," Martin said. happen if salaries are not raised. "I'liey're doing ,I good job but they ordinance rezoning 27 lots in State Road "Giving us commercial zoning would seem overly concerned about it Monday. , 11-1 to C I Commercial. The Ix , likea drop of rainwater in tile ocean," But Williams said he thinks "it's a Assistant County Administrator Jeff "ll't take those congratulations and 434 froin "Our staff is one of the best in central COiiIIiiISSiOn declined to rezone lots north said Mike Ilattaway. "The traffic flow is spend them," Commissioner Bob Sturm fallacious argument to say higher Etchberger said he has often had to fill Florida," Commissioner Richard of Pine Street. said, there and it's going to flow east to west no salaries prevent t ur nover." positions vacated with less qualified and Williams said. "And we've achieved that 'I'IW commission also gave Todd N. mmmat(er what e do. This would be a Seminole County's administrators' anti Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff less experienced persons than those who without top salaries. That leads me to ag department heads' current salaries are Pemberton Fabricators Inc. the go. change for the be tter. The old buildings reed. left the job. believe it isn't necessary to meet corn.ahead to finish ;I building started there now will change into nice looking as follows: "There's turnover regardless of what peting areas salaries to get that good a "Thi un de rslotting is nec es sary to County administrator, $41,370; county illegally in February, but not without a businesses." you pay," he said. "Even if you pay the staff" ll positions," he said, 'We've also had attorney, $37,105; assistant county adtongue lashing. The certificate' of oc"Why stymmiie development now?" To handle the Job turnover rate and top salaries. There are other reasons fi people stay on the job. Because they live to understaff to get a qualified person at ininistrator, $34,230; director of public cupancy will be held, however, until asked E.dwards. "We're not asking for help alleviate problems in filling vacated the salary level required." works, $28,350; director of public safety, perimmission is secured fromii Florida anything unusual, like gay bars or positions, Seminole County Personnel here or because they like It here," Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser $27,300; director of administrative Powem- Corporation to put a holding pond topless joints." Director Lois Martin recommended a 10 It's in the nature of some jobs to have a said firefighters salaries will have to be services, $22,653; (firector of county in their easement. "We've been promised relief for six percent Increase In administrator's high turnover, Williams said. Some types reviewed soon for Seminole County to development, Realtor Mike llattaway inade tile years," said J.H. "flat" Ilattaway. "427 $25,753; Seminole County silariesbe considered beginning with the of jobs people don't stay in all their lives, maintain trust and credibility as an Industrial Development Authority rezoning request last week on behalf of to Grant ain't no flower garden; it's a Isotfive orsia months of this fiscal year. he added, employer, director, $28,321; and personnel director, property owners Dorothy Nicholas, bunch of crap the way it is. instead of Combined with salary adjustments for "I seriously question the theory that we "It's also important to maintain trust $23,252. George Edwards, Jon Zabel, his father. rundown houses it could have nice . South would wind up one trick ,jt" Alan: "A really brilliant East could make an unusual It trick one ~y playing 9' nine of spades. Then, when 4762 _______________________________ ANN,, ______ ____________ . V rates Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore thinks it ford's percentage is low in comparison will have something to do with it. And the with the 60-to-70 percent for personal County Shrugs I WAsIllN(;ToN U11I —The cost of and services that c os t $100 in l%7 now living shot up another 1.4 percent in cost $23L40. February for a compounded annual I loirie financing costs rose 2.9 inflation rate (if 17.7 percent, tile percent tit February, tile I.abor Labor Department reported today. Department said, reflecting a 2,2 (rceery prices dropped slightly last percent increase in mortgage month but the overall Consumer Price and a 0.4 percent rise in house prices. Index rode higher on i'.pidh iflcft'as' 'liie rise iii lwiiiv prices was the of starting. increase state money. - - 1WY WITH .o _____ ___ _________ _____ Politics up to averages. ____ - '90-9 - . a on Knowles exthnates it will cost the city Meanwhile, Sanfood hm kept palce with considering sWary increases. 4,We are $136,000 to raise salaries of some em- the average salary level or pays more for talking about a half million to three- of Cox said the Sanford study will be one 47 projects for 27 jurisdictions to be ployees to the average paid to employees those positions making up a large quarters million dollars increase," he conducteti by the state department with In similar Jobs in private industry and in number of the city labor force, such as said. He noted it is likely the state law $90,000 in federal money and $40,000 in other governments, laborers, light truck and tractor limiting the amount cities can h*advam yourownlop or will. belp the tam's spirits. (NWWA1PlDtLNTMUWZASsN.) cij. Instead of doubting Oswald: "Today's hand PC (Feb. 20-March20) -would probably be bid the (For a copy of JACO8P their merits, test Usn on In money mature or o, sam game way W aLmolit any Atoom,saw $I to: "Win at ethers, types ci material situations, bridge and West would &ip." CW Of this nwpa.' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) What you're a trifle luckier thin open the five of spades." per, P.O. Box 489, RadIo CIt). may appear toothersulucky usual today. Strike while the Alan. "The oormalp1aby Stat/on, New York, N.Y, breaks for you will come Into Iron is hot. East would be the ow iv.j _____ . <911:11 ri Presidential - ' - - FRANK AND ERNEST . force By DONNA ESTES Knowles, in a cover letter with a copy operators, utility plant operatorsand fire taxes mll be atlopteil by tile 1,Cgisli-iture Herald Staff Writer of the survey, noted budget preparation and police personnel, again this year. Will the question of whether the 1980.81 fiscal year beginning Oct. Knowles said 40 percent of those "We will uiily be able to raise taxes liv 5 Sanford city employees get a pay raise 1 is within days He said the persons who quit their jobs with the city percent without a referendum and there hinge on the results of the New York major portion of the city's budget Is the list low salaries as a reason, He said with is no way this can get past a rcfcrcpduir1. clubs." wald:"MaSouthp1a er, would take e first sp and o after clubs immediate. ly. lien, if West took the first club and spades were contin. ued, East would get to establish three spades while he still, $ Staff only i percent of the cases it some for teeth? . V5-) C ,~ ' . (I ri ' South could duck that first spade and make his contract provided that East did not old both the ace and king of MMTH To handled, the second on salaries. lowest figure for Seminole police agencies. That personnel figure does not include six The new corrections officers. necessm. when the Seminole County Sheriff John Polk will be looking Statewide law enforcement departments solved 22.3 deputies paid for by federal grants, assigned to the for 29 new deputies and corrections officers in his new jail opens, an event now scheduled for June 1, percent of the cases tile%- handled, the report sa%s. ( ,otlllt%-*s ( ask force, Polk said. 1981 budget request to the Seminole County Corn- will just under $200,000. he said. "The sheriff's department is always asking for mission. The new corrections officers are a necessity, more men" said County Commission Chairman Hill Next year, the present staff of uniformed deputies under federal Jail staffing guidelines, for the larger KirchtmIf, adding the commissioners arid detectives will cost the county about $400,000 tild Polk says his new budget will include a request structure which will house county prisoners, probably go along with Polk's request "if the sheriff inure due to salary hikes, Polk said. for 18 new corrections officers, needed this summer But Polk also regards the 11 new deputies as convinces us there's a need." when a new jail opens, and 11 new deputies for 1980important to handling law enforcement in Seminole If the new officers are added, the new total bill 81, additions to a force which has not kept pace with County. But Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etch will come to $3,842,000 for deputies, plus $764,695 for the population. berger said the county anticipates losing federal jail personnel. "I haven't added any new detectives in two State crime figures for 1979, just release( this revenue sharing funds next %ear, and officials are years," he said, explaining the the has week, show the county's 50 patrolmen and 20 projecting a tight budget. l)cputies currently receive an average of about not increased with the population and spiraling detectives handled 74,200 crimes last year, up by $14,084, including social security and retirement m 4,177 over 1978 figures I see related story, page 1% 1. Out of ;I total operating budget of $1.m5,914 this funds, Corrections officers are paid ,tit average of Polk said the 11 new deputies would cost the The sheriff's department was listed as closing year, the sheriff's department will spend $3. 180,271 $11,484, Polk said. for size of P WIN -AT RIDGE ____ VWHAT -. Iw. ______ ' _________________ "MLL BE. THE PEATH i= Cents SOOfl . . - DEAR READER — I that have been advocated, but probably the beat tongue presme the one benefit you clner of all is a little tooth- get Is the enjoyment you must have from eating that many paste and a toothbrush, You can brush the surface lemons. The biggest value I ~ . Owe any benefits to be occur from the tongue. That's from eating lemons why It's very Important for gained ther than the vitamin C people to clean the tongue o e same as aspect? Do they In fact every day Just th remove the enamel from your ____ __ft , .- and that's why a person with the lungs. That's why a breath bad breath always should analysis test works to have a good complete dental determine what your blood ______ 3 -j' are many causes for bad alcohol odors are coming out breath. Some cases are of the bloodstream and Into caused by dental problems the air that you brea the out of they brush their teeth. Lfl qualities to begin with, but __ _____________ ______ - evaluation. There may be an alcohol level really is. ____________ 29 bRJrrr _________ N'T 20 cost . will do you much good either, New York, NY 10019. particularly if you don't have As The Health Letter I'm any bad breath problems. sending you explains, you can I would like to point out that even have bad breath infection around the roots of the teeth tiat you can't much about even with the best use of toothbrush, dental floss and other home devices, Then, bad breath may also Add 25, - f,/(~~ (wrn '/W —— OROSCOPE — — UNPER6TANI7? 481 .280) -Price gave 61 2 percent pay raises. money problenis," Nioore said. 4He also pointed out (lie increases to To Knowles request for direction tit economic policies of President Jimmy services allocated in other governmental bring salaries up to average would be in preparing the budget, Moore tout him it Carter will have a large part in the budgets, addition to any cost-of-living increases ririglit H be wise for the manager to get his ultimate decisions, Moore believes. 01 The survey shows Sanford's salary which should be granted. inform,ation -and recoil (Indations for %hl of the tongue at the same time really l.stheir vitamin C. They , "It's going to be Jimmy Carter In levels to be quite "We can't sit here on March 24 and say low in one large group salaries together and "drop I'll it in a bttt)i1i that you brush your teeth and Washington who will tell us what's going clerical and secretarial employees — we will increase salaries" in October trawerin case it is it won't hurt It a bit. Our and they're not going to strip to happen. We've got to wait for the — that — 06104*,", and specialized personnel and Moore said. "Our ox is already in the For Tuesday, March 1980 teeth or tongueunderpaid. is pretty tough. If you the enamel off your to be clarified. Maybe after =supervisors are also ditch issues froin federal revenue sharing." At tile saine time, the commission oil a cause you any other medical don't clean off the tongue, tomorrow (today) when we see what A week ago, Knowles told the coin- 4-1 vote agreed to have the state I - -:= =-=— I ==I , being because of your sensible accumulated food particles problems. If you had an ulcer Employees such as building official, YOURBIRTHDAY , happens in New York we will get an draftsman, engineering technician, tilissioners it is likely the city will lose Department of Community Affairs approsch. You've got the and secretions can be a major or something of that sort, I Mimb Ili,INO by Howie Schneider answer," Moore told City Manager licensing official and minimum housing $360,000 in federal revenue sharing funds conduct a new job classificationand pay answers. Use em. source of odor. You'd be might advise you to limit Warren Knowles, who was seeking Even if you previously had I code Inspector are paid higher than as part of Carter's economic Idarl on city employees from "the ground (icj VIRGO (Aug. 23,Sept. 22) surprised how many HARTth' IT _____ J9 direction iron) the city comriiission for people them. But, otherwise, I can't' a busysodal calender it policies. Knowles said it would take a . up... Is apt Problems can be solved don't . VOW )) budget preparation purposes Monday know that Its important see that It makes much dl!to pick up $2.20-per-$1,000 property valuation inTed Cox of the agency said it will take appreciably this through a little soul. to clean the tongue. ference, night. year. Your popularity searching. Knowles said salary adjustments for crease to make U that money or the city three to six iiionths to complete the coming Probing deeply The mutter under discussion at the City the clerical-secretarial group and would have to cut services. will put you in demand, survey. The survey is to be cO!iil)letly will help you uncover the Commission meeting was a sa lary specialized personnel and supervisors I. The commission decided to look at funded by state and federal money. i'he ARl (March 21-AprIl 19) ans era you need. survey conducted by the city's equal would range from 5 percent to 30 percent cutting services. city will be expected to provide clerical opportunity officer, Francle Wynalds. to bring them I I . . I mask the odors that originate That's really how a person from the mouth Itself, There has an alcohol breath. Those — ______43 ___________________ — — 44 45 — — — — — — I %1, ~ . I 0__~_ /- I . . N I To To county about $328,400 the fiscal year October, 1980 to September, 1981. By DAVID M. RAZLER HeraldStaff Writer mouthwashes only tend to originating from the lungs. 21 23 — ! [ 14 - 20 —— 49 60 ___________________________ I 10 It 41 1 a AND I'M ST1JG) ENOUGH TO BREAK HABIT ____ — '9 . 19 33 — a Wants Minus 17 26 27 28 Cr VCRI75 vOtJ Herald—(USPS Evening Lamb for N I gonization 0 STUART WHY iP4T "vOtJ EVER LOOK UP ilieiriil.4i 72nd Year, No 185--Tuesday, y,Ma - — ' P4WI'. PRISCILLA'S POP Dr. mouth- 55 Cry of sorrow YOU think about those new who want this issue can send 6 Indian maid (abbr.) 75 cents with a long, stamped, 31 Indian coin 58 Young lady (Fr. tongue cleaners? 7 Snooped -addressed envelope for it. self obbr.) 8 Revolver 32 Hirt DEAR READER Idon't Send your request to me, II) 9 Just right (3 35 Small carrying 58 Electrical unit believe it will do you any care of this newspaper, P.O. 59 Noun suffix wds,, ill.) bag harm although I don't think It Box 1551, Radio City Station, Southern 42 Avoid 18 %U" TM(EU MY sft6HTRAY tkA3,MGE) $ I 15 by Art Sarsom CMVVFI i-rr A or Mineo Stooges 1— 2— — 3 RJT1Wr 1HIl& Our! . using a strong holy -....... THE BORN LOSER "/// - -. A been - ________________ 0 ,a LAMfj [ ).year.oIdfma1eandhave I several years. I 21 Curse MA N rarelygarglebutslznplyrinse Al 22 all ht taste (poet.) my mouth with It after 24 S ki 65 Assemblies 10 DSVIi1'$ 38 Before brushing my teeth. 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JL MINOR BUS ACCIDENT _ --- ________ . ' -' 'I ___ - . Today - .. -' . I U .- I I ', ' " ---------.- I. ., . i' �.I . . [1 -.. I -.-..-..-.. I . ..- '.1.* ~_;, ,. - ;. -r,..- : 2A—Evining HareM, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Iranians March To Protest 'American Plot' With Shah Cable television service will continue to be supplied to the Sanford area for the next 10 years or longer by Seminole Cablevision. Inc. The Sanford City Commission Monday By United Press International Tens of thousands of Iranians marched in columns to the occupi ed U. S. Embassy in Tehran today to show their "hatred for the American plot" in spiriting the ousted shah from Panama to Egypt. The demonatçations, encouraged by broadcasts over Tehran Radio, spread throughout the country to towns and provinces, the Soviet news agency Tass repor ted from Tehran. The crowds converging on the U. S. Embassy demanded the return of the shah in a return to anti. Ameri can dramatics in the 4½month old crisis. The American hostages began their 143rd day of ca ptivity today under the threat some might stand trial on spying charges. Sadat Ignores Iran Screams CAIRO, Egypt (UPI)— President Anwar Sadat visited the deposed shah ma military hospita l today and said he would ignore the screams of angry Iranians seeking their former ruler's return to face trial. "They may shout until the end of the world," Sadat said after the 15-minute visit at the Nile-side Maadl Military Hospital. "I shall never need this." Sadat said American and French doctors who had treated Mohammed Reza Pahlavi would be arriving soon to remove an enlarged spleen, "But the date of their arrival has not been fixed yet." But the newspaper Al Akhbar said Dr. Michael DeBakey of Houston will arrive Thursday. Sadat said the shah "will be living with his fam ily among us here, among friends and among brothers." He declined to comment on an Al Akhbar report alleging a possible CIA plot to kill the shah to save the hostages at the U. S. Embassy in Tehran. Mexicans Seal Oil Gusher MEXICO CITY (UP!)— Mexican oil technicians working day and night rammed nearly 1,000 sacks of cement into the heart of the world's largest oil spill and "definitely" sealed the nine-month gusher, of ficials said. Spokesmen for the state-owned oil monopoly Petroleos Mexlcanos said Monday the operation to seal the blown-out Ixtoc I oil well in the Bay of Campeche, which sent gooey brown slicks as far north as Texas, ended at midnight Sunday. • Reaction in Texas was Immediate though y, 'Hopefully, this year we will only have our traditional concerns — tropical storma and .hwrlcons$,"• said Thompson, director of tourism on Padre Island. Israel Rejects U.S. Appeal JERUSALEM (UPI)— Israel rejected today American envoy Sol Llnowltz's appeal to halt Jewish settlement in ou,tçled territories until the May 20 dellbi for concluding the negotiations on Palestinian self-nile, government sources said. Unowltz said he asked Prime Minister Menachem Begin to freeze settlement in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip to help ease the stymied negotia tions on autonomy for the 1.1 million Arabs in the territories In the two4floflth* with the deadline, The sources said Begin and Israel's chief autonomy negotiator, Josef Burg, rejected the request and later clarified their decision at the ministerial committee on the negotiations.. Israel Fires On Palestinians BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!)— Israeli gunboats opened fire on a Palestinian campl =0 of do Labilinan coastal city of Tyre early today In apparent violation of U. N.-negotiated truce reached last week, state-run Beirut Radio said. it INK "Israeli gunboats violated Lebanese - territorial waters and shelled the camp of Raalddlyeh and the village of Awkar," in of ,, 53 1pj ji of BU psj..tjigan guerrillas claimed they foiled an Israeli attempt to land troops on the shores of Tyre late Monday. 'lbs shelling was the ascend reported violation of a esm*4in reached Saturday after a week of conitinuous =NM or ins cowai CItY 01 Sidon and southern villages. - WEATHER __ AREA READINGI (3 a.m ): lasçsratws: 72; overnIght low: II; ytsrdey's : 90; 'om*1c prow: 2I.V; rilati,. 'tldity: 70 percent; winds: Southwest all m.pk W*4AY TW DAYTONA IEMIs high., 4:13 a.. 4:4* p.m.; Ions, 1131 a.m., 10:43 p.m.; FORT CANAVREAk d&'c 4:33 a.m., 4:34 p.m.; Iowa, 10:11 , 10:13 p.m.;.MYPOITs M, 11:21 a.m., 10:28 p.m.; lows, 4: ass., 4:11 P.m. W. Jephe Jj, OuJ ________ ___ _ 90M 11N W wilibous d13kasta,Rlngto _____ ____ lob l6kn1% 1dW*AWW=08MWA he mum thess tell" wt PV diudywoslbir is AREA VOSZCAI fair W. lighe Ialewdlowekwijhkith,add$0eppuISo. Winds it ___ ~i F A um night gave preliminary approval to an extension of the current nine-and.a-half.year old franchise arrangement with the company for another decade, wi th options to renew for two more decades. A major reason for extending the franchise agreement rather than adopting a new one is to continue income to the city of a 9 percent franchise fee. City Manager Warren Knowles said a new contract, under new Federal Cornmunicatlons Commission regulations, would permit only a 3 percent f ra nchise fee on fir m's annual business activity, The new contract permits the com pa ny to request approval from the city commission for no more than one rate increase to its customers annually and that Increase must be pegged to the federal Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the previous 12-month period. No ra te change has been approved by the city for the past five years. Steve McMahon, spokesman for Seminole - -, I C , ~ . . ,Nor L . . . - Proxmire To Read Apology AUGUSTA, Mich. (UP!) —A research scientist who four years ago received a "Golden Fleece" award from Sen. William Proxmire, has won $10,000 and a public apology from the Wisconsin Democrat in a unique out-of-court settlement. As part of the settlement, Proxmire was to make a speech on the Senate floor today acknowledging that many of the charges made in his original Golden Fleece award against Dr. Ronald R. Hutchinson and his monkey-research project were not true. Hutchinson, currently president of the Foundation for Behavioral Research, said he has read every word of Proxinire's public apology and considers it a "statesmanlike" response. - County Again Refuses To District Mental Health Plan OK Seminole County commissioners balked again Monday at approving a tricounty mental health plan that t hey said needs to be made more equitable. The plan, developed by the District VII Mental Heal th Board, allocates funds for mental health and alcohol treatment programs among Orange, Osceola and Semi nole counties. Approval of the plan was asked by A pril Ito allow t he mental health board to apply for state and federal funding. State and federal governments pay about 75 percent of the costs, while the counties contribute 25 per- FLORIDA IN BRIEF cent. The county commission and staff questioned the cut In funding for "We Care," a crises intervention and suicide prevention service. They also questioned the worthiness of fun di ng the type of alcohol treatment centers described. Al though the plan can be approved without WINNING Seminole County's consent, It must also be ORATORS approved by the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS). LUCY Hadi, HRS district director, told the corn. mlssloners she would take their concerns Into "*raw PP.1. by Tim Vieciet Jim Freeman, chairman of the Optimist Club oratory contest, presents medals to winners of the event held In Sanford. Accepting the awards are Kenny Eckstein (center), age 11, and Mickey Reynolds, age 10. Th e winners now advance to the zone contest in Orlando. consideration before approving the plan. State Farmers Lose Fight Against Mexico 'Dumping' WASHINGTON (UP!) The Commerce Department Monday rejected a claim by Florida growers that - Mexico has been "dumping" winter tomatoes and other vegetables in U.S. markets at unfairly low prices. Florida growers associations had sought the imposition of anti-dumping duties against Mexican winter 1979 Major Crimes In County . Up 18% By DAVID M. RAILER Herald Staff Writer The number of major crimes committed in Seminole County tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, peppers and squash entering this country. Officials said the department's decision rules out such duties as far as the executive branch of the government Is concerned, although the Florida Polk also said the figures used by the sta te for crimes solved The state reports the city solved 13.6 percent of the crimes are too low, that the department actually considered a larger reported In Its limits the lowest rate of any city In Seminole • number of cases "clsars4" last year.. county. Ied'by' 17.1 psro.t* in im according to this year's Within the city units 5sz ord, crime rose by 10.5 p..eL LOOIW4I4d erime kKlruaeml 28.2 percent, up over 28 per. edi tion of Crime in Florida, the state Department of Law — an increase of 8,9 percent In the rate of crimes per person. cent w hen measured by population. Enforcement's annual survey of criminal activity. Sanford was the only Seminole County city to report murders Winter Springs — reported crime dropped 2.4 percent, down within its bounderles in 1979 — a total of three. That Increase Is larger than the reported Increase of 12.1 23.7 percent measured by population. But with only 319 InSa nford Police Chief Ben Butler said believes Sanford's 57 percent statewide. But when measured against Seminole's unUonnedoffIcersanddetectiveaareenoughthhanweces cidents reported, these figures, as well as the percentage, growing popula tion, the crimes per-person ra te only rose 6.7 In the city, and that he really has not noticed much of an in. reports for Oviedo and Lake Mary, may be misleading. percent In the last calendar year. crease In criminal activity over the past year. Despite the Increase in the number of crimes, the number of Lake Mary — reporting a total of 93 crimes, the city's crime * A tota l of 2,150 crimes were reported within the city limits rate wrests In the county dropped in 1979 by 3.2 percent — down to dropped 7 percent from 1073, 12.1 percent measured by 5$ year. 5,276 for the year. crimes per person, The city scored a high clearance ra te, Over a thousand of those arrested were under 18, the report Butler called the report's clearance rate for Sanford of 21.1 solving 32.2 percent of all cases, the report stated. says. percent incorrect, saying thi department closes over one-third Oviedo — reporting a total of 102 crimes, the city registered its Cases. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said Monday he has not a 2 percent decrease In crime rate, 24.9 percent by yet seen a copy of the &must report and could hot comment on The following figures were population. the figures until he did. But Polk said the report the county cities: Altamonte Springs — reported for other Seminole crime Is reported up by 13.3 In unincorporated areas of Seminole County — the area. only cleared and closed out 15 percent of .0 cues, against a percent, a 3 percent Jump when measured against the served by the sheriff's office — the crime ra te rose 9.9 percent, statewide average of 22.3 percen t, may be due to the fact no popula tion increase, a 7.1 percent increase by popula tion. Two murders were: new detectives have been added to the county force In two One murder, still unsolved, was reported In the city this committed In the area, according to the report, along with years, despite the rise in both crime rate and the increase in January. 74,198 o er cr th im es, size of the population. Polk said he would be asking the county Casselberry — the crime rate jumped 28.3 percent to 16,661 Countywide, thieves took about $4,817,440 worth of money,; for 11 new off icers when he prepared Ida fiscal 1901 budget (see incidents, a 22.2 perce nt increase measured against the jewelry, cars and other goods. Lawmen recovered $1,045,228 of related story, Page IA). population. it. , .., ,.. - -. growers still could appeal to the courts. For the American consumer, the decision means lower vegetable prices than if It had gone the other way. Abducted Woman Dead DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. (UP!) — An 18year-old Ohio woman, abducted at gunpoint from a tuotel here, was found dead along Interstate 95 near Jacksonville Monday. The FBI identified the victim as Carol A. Barrett, Zanesville, Ohio, who had been vacationing here since Friday with 11 friends, aged 17 to 20. Officers said her fully-clad body was discovered In a ditch by a hit- - 1-Man Arras-red Religious Retreat Planned. Neighbor's Apartment: : In A man living just west of the Sanford city line was arrested Monday on charges ___ of tunnelling Into a neighbor's apartment, (Iep3U5 say. David W. Heaps, 21, of 3100 State Road 41, was arrested at 10 a.m. by deputies called to the apartment of Jacqueline Goodson, who lives In the heck apartment of the house Heaps Fired shots In his direction. Jones, who could not Identify his wIIkI1t, was treated and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital suffering from: ails, bruises and broken ribs. Goodson called deputies after finding Heaps In her closet, which he apparently reached by crawling through the ceiling, AREA DEATHS I they sity. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — A former Tallahassee plantation, well-known as the site of many a Senate drinking party, will be turned into a retreat for religious activities. "There will. be no more drinking parties at Kinhega," J. T. Williams Jr., head of Khllearn Properties Inc. that owned Kinhega Lodge and Its 166 surrounding acres. said Monday. He said Texas millionaire Perry Bodin and his wife Charlotte, of Rockwell, Tex., bought it last week for "well over $1 million." Another source close to the deal said the price tag was $1.3 million, - I — % tIC WU OCJU Monday In UIU os ii MISS VAN N RELEASID ASroleCommuni ty ConqeaUget.,inJduiacc1j on Feb. 31 has been discharged from Winter Park Memorial Mit& EFFIE DURDEN. Semoran Funeral Home,: Mrs. Effie Byrd Dszden, 90, Altamonte Springs, Is in of 211 E. Thd SI, Sanford, charge of arrangements. died this morning at her CALL= MAIR4G ThREATS IN SANFORD At least two Sanford rw1dir'ta received calls this weekaid HospItaL home, Born In Beeville, Tex., Elizabeth Van Ness, it of 321 Bell Ave., Sanford, was a PUOII lulling them he bad blocked their phone lines, she came to Sanford In 1902. She was a member of the si.icu, MR. LAWIUNCI 1t (sUafl Church and a "'°" lbs a1r, Who tilli people to place their valuables outside Old Lake Mary Road near the intersection of Airport r LIWfSflCS E. Spencer NO Boulevard. krjiugs, aflor lafoisolag them he retired Seminole County Lake Drive, Altamonte Sprinqs, lbs eellhi occurred at 3p. r.b. 31, when Miss Van M1 and blocked goIit calls, had been reported W 1'I school 15Whet. will be .t 3 p.m. Tuesday at the n,ppajsj4jy Ness' car was struck by a 4'iç truck, She Is survived by a kmoran Funeral Home Chapel. lN' Calls Ii r,to tlWOIhOUt 5,Jn4 Camty earlier the lIds year.___ crossed Into her Ian., hitting 1 daughter, Mrs. B.L. Perkins, Rev. George Dudley, almost hs CentralOfChrlitlan Church, argss. in the accident have not been made, pending lab Polio. repasts budfrat. the caller does not call back people Sanford; five grandchildren; Disciples Christ, will officiate. WftO sIIIIpIy repasts, polk. say. up their phones. two great.grandchiicben and Semoran Funeral Home In FIRE CAIL AJION Earlier this yser, the Seminol, Co'inty Sheriff's received one sister, Miss Bonnie Byrd, charge. A firs wIdth did shout ION iho"uge to a south Sienkiolo sflmpucplsuythgthsyr,ceived similar calls. Sanford. Dub's, MIS. i•is C yWbI7 BYRD— Funeral services to, BriIR)fl F'WIII$1 Home-PA A1IAULTROITWIN MiDWAY Mn. Ellie Byrd Durdan, U. of set, deputies tipOrl A II.yr.sld MIay men told deputies he was hit with a is in charge of aringements. C. m St., who I _alled _$0 00 604 Ge. died Tuesday at Mr home, WIll Aportmenlat31Nflowullka.cbRemdMssdsystzpjn,$o P. at 3pm. Thursdeyat FW ___ Church with Rev. I3ltIt(uldI I S 1$ the bee. 011.1st 01 d*i, ibyeiuss i. Lawrence 'E "La" Christian JosE Joss,a lakerur living at 3111 Water SL, told deputies David Mangold oflIclaP$n. 'l of didb.twIIB N d Burial In Lvlew Comm". . ". howasatmek with a heith it 12:11 am., by a UlID Who Altamonte Springs, died Bruise Funiral Home-PA ki Saturday. Born in MI ____ 4iigan " 1* was an orchid grower. apparently a case of arson, firfIghters say, deliberately set In. a p11. of paper or cloth teit on _____ _______ _ .Sundberg New Chief Justice TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Th. Florida Supreme Court Monday unanimously selected Justice Alan Sundberg to succeed Chief Justice Arthur England as leader of the seven-member court effective ' July 1. England is stepping down as part of a normal two. year rotation. He will remain a member of the court. Thrill Rid. Operator Killed . MIAMI (UP!) — The operator of a thrill ride known as the "Tidal Wave" was stabbed to death during a scuffle that resulted from an argument with a patron who exited on the wrong side. The victim was Identified by Dade County Public Safety police as Ronald Ise Epperson, 26,01 Louisville, ______ -- — —VhA -. _ ~ - Robbery? . . . . - Inclulle we WftMUM Margaret L., Altamotit Vu airwayparm &MOM a Sprinp; two some, Dr. Geor ge swiss 01 trc comas. M Spencer 01 FL Lauderdale, As the "policemen" approached, and Dr. Jdm I. 'Ipk atlesstsizmeaarmj IJidian.pths; two brvls, with w4cff dudguna burst from the James, Detroit and George, blue vim and ijirounded the truck delver a vial; lh.øaiut..i, Mrs. and Sbsbley, Grand WILMa a mlnte, It was over. The two Catherine Rapids.Illicit., Mrs. Margaret gda aist the truck deivir were boimd 800111111111. BW and gagged with nylon stoirkingu in the SI. heck 01 the gaunes'svan. ud ergelued elms is "i in the uhsuit$ia. ly to wee berrullag Rohy' ..-*, aleug the All 10 iq u6 L',dii UN of the LNki roads in empe, Iag.ts pulled on by sbotgna.t$hag ('ryIng 131 oliver to the ls do fur ,Nps'uurt Is E flu the, asceui 1eri &MIsh G.rmay, lii. tract-traIler - 'U wee dace,tIvsly ,"ç), to .pg osgy by a rrr with to demusle. rmsd di - ussI an a pI officer A Following the "pollèeman's" In. dons the red trsotsr4riler i both vddft pM bftA a chhiker at 8:15 a.m. An autopsy by the Duval County Medical Examiner, Dr. Peter Lipkovic, revealed the woman had died of a single gunshot wound. Llpkovic said the woman had been dead for about 24 hours and was probably shot with a .22-caliber revolver. - Fm lfi lkffi mA I Ky. HOSPITAL NOTES I 0 Somlaele Memerlal Hospital iIf Sanford: March34 ADMISSIONS 'Mamis Bradley Samuel Raynor Lillie C.Spivey Luis J. Williams i I. Warren, Cassadaga Thelma D. DeBary 'Margaret C. Poynt:, rancei Forest, Deltona 1 Margaret M Scholler, D.Itona j Charlotte VonBuren, Deftona 1 TedMaySing 'I Love New York NEW YORK (UPI) A dramatic surge, fueled by doubts about President Carter's conunitment to Israel, has moved Edward Kennedy to within striking distance in today's Democratic presidential primary. Ronald Reagan has a lock on the GOP delegates. "Just below the surface, the New York Democratic elector. ate shows real signs of changing in the next 24 hours," pollster Lou Harris said Monday. All of the movement is now away from Carter." Harris said Kennedy in desperate need of a victory to keep his tattered campaign alive still is plagued by widespread unease and, in some cases, deep loathing over Chappaquiddick. But Harris' polling showed that Kennedy, who trailed Carter by 27 percent, now has narrowed that edged to 20 percent statewide and has closed the gap to only 6 percent in New York City, which produces more than 60 percent of the Democratic vote and where the Jewish vote can be pivotal. The New York primary offers candidates Republican and Democratic — the second largest lode of delegates in election ,f'.' - - Linda Deigns,, Lake Monroe DISCHARGES ArIIS T. $rafWon Katherine Cs'ouley Donald M. Fict, Betty L. Lawsin H*Ion Trent Polar Ral Vlv J. Galluccl, Deftmia CKI*DeIj . Wilson, Winifred M. Stiles. Longwood Horton Ponies South Carolina Tuesday, March 25, 1910-3A - - year 1980. There are 282 Democratic delegates at stake, apportioned by congressional districts, giving Carter the edge with his an. ticipated strength outside the city. Even if Kennedy beats Carter in heavily populated, heavily Jewish New York City, the president appears assured of winning the delegate contest — becoming more and more crucial. On the Republican side, the state offers 123 delegates with Reagan assured of winning at least 84 as Reagan delegates or uncommitted delegates supporting him miss the bandwagon former California — - fearful they may have pledged their allegiance to the governor in huge numbers, The big stakes game has totally overhadowed the Connecticut primary, which will elect 54 delegtes to the Democratic Convention and 35 to the Republican nominationgathering. All the candidates have paid courtesy calls in Connecticut and Republican George Bush and Kennedy have campaigned there heavily. Georgia, Rochester IO - Albany NEW YORK The figures are bas on primaries in New Hampshire. Puerto Rico. Massachusetts, Florida, Alabama, IHinoiS and South Carolina (Republican only) They also include Democratic caucuses in Iowa, Maine, Wash'ngton, MiSSiSSippi. Hawa. Oklahoma. Virginia and Wyoming where the first round of meetings is able to determine the allocation of the national delegates to Particular candidates The GOP figures include si delegates who are state party leaders who have been selected in advance of the states April 22 primary based on their pOSitiOflS Pennsylvania's other 77 GOP delegates and 10 additional ones in Illinois Still are to be Selected The figures also state and congressional dstrct co ention reSultS troin Arkansas Democrats state by state Iowa Jan 21 and March 8 Carter 31, Kennedy 19 Maine Feb 10 Carter It, Kennedy 10 1 uncOmmitted New Hampshire Feb 26 - Carter 10, Kennedy 9 Massachusetts March 4 -- Kennedy 77. Carter 34 Alabama March Il Carter 33, Kennedy 2 Georgia March Il Carter 62. Kennedy 1 Florida March 11 Carter 11, Kennedy 25 npmefer*'nce I Hawaii March 11 Carter IS. Kennedy 4 Oklahoma March 11 Carter 31 5 Kennedy 4, uncommitted 6 5 Washington March 11 Carter 34 , Kenned 12. uncommitted 17 Wyoming March IS Carter 7. Kennedy 25 uncommitted I S MiSSISSipPI March IS Carter 30 uncommitted 2 Puerto Rico March 16 Carter 21, Kennedy 20 Illinois March 18 Carter 163, Kennedy lb Virginia March 22 Carter 36 KennecJb 5 unornmiHed 3 20 others to be selected at state convention) Republicans state by state Arkans,s F eb land lb Reagan 7. flush?. unCommitted 10 Pennsylvania Reagan 2. Bush I. 3 uncommtted (77 o'er h delegates selected in April 22 primary Puerto Rico Feb 17 BuSh 14 New Hampshire Feb 26 Reagan IS, Bush S uncommitted? M6SSa( husetts March 4 Bush 14. Anderson I) P .'aq an II. on committed 2 South Carolina March 8 Reagan 25 Alabama March Il Reagan lB. Buth 9 Georgia March 11 Reagan 36 Florida March II Reagan SI Illinois March lB Reagan £2 Anderson IS Crane 3. Bush 2 uncommitted 19 * gat I or Demos, GO WASHINGTON (UPI) — Here is UPI's count of delegates in the Republican and Democratic presidential races heading into today's New York and Connecticut primaries. The Count is based on binding requirements and stated preferences by the delegates. Democrats: President Carter - 6045 Sen Edward Kennedy 206.5 Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 0 Lyndon LaRouche 0 uncommitted -- 28 Total needed to nominate 1.666 Total delegate votes -. 3.331 Republicans Ronald Reagan George Bush - 17 Rep. John Anderson Philip Crane Uncommitted -- 36 Needed nominate -- 998 to Carter, who has lost to Kennedy only in Massachusetts, and Reagan, who appears to have a steamroller moving, are considered favorites in Connecticut. But Bush, in need of a win after a devastating streak of losses to Reagan, is given, at least, an outside chance of up- * - setting the conservative Californian. Connecticut is one of: several states Bush can claim as home he grew up there and: his father was a senator from that state for 11 years. Rep. John Anderson, the liberal congressman from Illinois, is not on the New York ballot. - 'We Have Had Enough' 3-Mile Island Residents Protest Plans HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) Three Mile Island. The company wants to use the facility Mile Island workers are promising not to Mrs. Clement is a mother of six who as a nuclear plant again within four strike as a symbol of their support for served as it spokeswoman for the mar- years nuclear power, but area residents again ehers. Acting in support of Three Mile Island, are protesting the plant's future, telling "1 sympathize with you,' said Thorn- building trade unions signed a labor pact Gov. Dick Thornburgh, "We have had burgh, the Republican governor, who Monday in which they promised not to enough!" interrupted his dinner to talk with the strike as long as Three Mile Island is "This is threatening my life," said protesters through the black cast-iron being rehabilitated, Susan Shetrom, 35, of Etters, a rural fence enclosing the mansion grounds. Another 1,000 Met-Ed workers, some community 3 miles from the cooling "8ut I inn not convinced the krypton nofl-UmOfl technicians and electricians in towers of Three Mile Island, as she venting is safe," he said. marched in the rain at the governor's Thornburgh, who has yet to take a the IBEW, were not covered by the labor mansion Monday night. stand on the proposal offered by the plant agreement, which also allows Met-Ed to "It is like we are being randomly operator, Metropolitan Edison Co., said, give'employees a 10-hour day, four-day murdered. I have a 7-year-old daughter, l will take your suggestions under week schedule lilt aids In a speedy cleanup. Jennifer, and I'm scared to think about consideration." what might happen to her because of this It was the third citizen protest in a In exchange, workers received accident ... leukemia, cancer," she said. week and another protest of some 10,000 assurances they would get alternative "I cry every night when I put her to people was slated for the Capitol Building employment it they had to quit Three sleep." ' Saturday. Mile Island because of radiation "We have had enough. We have had Met-Ed says the venting of 53,000 verexposure. enough krypton!" Marge Clement, 42, of curies of radioactive krypton Is 0 nearby Lemoyne, said in protest of necessary for a safe and speedy Ten workers have been contaminated pending plans to vent radiation at Three decontamination of Three Mile Island. since the Mardi 28, 1979 accident. - * Hou'si*ng Ag ency Could Gain Steam TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) A council each time, current commercial rate. ho using will make up a major portion of ; studying Florida's housing needs says a Graham asked the Legislature during the The bulk of the money would go to critical shortage of rental units might prod December special session to put it on the ballot Graham's 1980 legislative program, Tue large apartment complexes becausefinance of the governor IIsO 15 recommending voters Into approving a constitutional again and was turned down. He intends reforms to, to rental shortage and also because the big Protect apartment dwellers caught up in a amendment they have rejected twice in the renew that request as part of his recozn• counties have local housing agencies in the condoii,liiu,,, conversion, past. including a threemendations for the upcoming 1980 regular business of titaking low interest singlefamily iiiontli extension in the time they must be The Florida Council on State Housing Goals session. dwelling loans, giver, to endorsed Gov. Bob Graham's plan to establish The need for the agency is especially critical The agency would help the average citizen, 3lpilrtihlefit decide whether to buy their a sta te housing finance agency Monday and now, he says, because t here no longer are and niinimu,n pluxiibin,g and but most people think it is designed to help promised to try to sell it to the voters, enough apartments and houses available for developers and banks, so they are against it, electrical staritlarots before the building is converted. The agency, which would raise money for rent, especially in south Florida , and Interest sa id sta te Rep. Eleanor Weinstock of West 11 low interest loans to builders and families rates have gotten so high that many families Palm Beach, a council member, lie also will renew his request to the trying to buy homes, probably is the only have to rent because they can't afford to buy a John Koelemnij, a Tallahassee builder, said Legislature for an amendment letting local immediate solution to a critical rental housing house. the problem in convincing the voters was gover,,nlent.s provide tax breaks to shortage, members of the prestigious group people rt'The agency would float up to $400 million In complicated in 1976 by the fact that then-Coy, developing blighted urban areas. This 1 said, bonds, which would carry a low interest Reubin Askew was mostly concerned about his amendment has a history similar to the A constitutional amendment creating the because they are tax exempt, and loan the Sunshine Amendment toughening the financial housing finance agency. It got on thit' ballot agency has been put before the votes twice in money to banks and savings and loan institu- disclosure law. In 1978, the entire CRC 1976 and 1978 and was by the Legislature in 1976 and the Constitution lions, who would loan it out in turn, but rejected by the voters. It at 12 package went down to defeat because of a few caine up during the l)et'e:nber Revision Commission in 1978. It was rejected percent or so interest instead of 16 percent, special session the controversial items, he said. 11 and went down to (Iefeat. - - Family Businesses In Trouble WASHINGTON (UPI) — The adage says no one can escape death or taxes. But it is the combination of the two — estate taxes, payable at the death of a property owner that threatens to close millions of family owned businesses and - farms. Sen. Harry Byrd, I-Va., chairman of the Senate Finance subcommittee on taxation, Monday noted inflation has caused a rapid Increase in property values boosting the value of estates of many small businessmen over the $175,000 mark, making them subject to costly estate taxes, The senator said there is need to re-evaluate the estate tax, which originally was Intended to prevent a massive con. centration of wealth and power In the hands of a few, -- To MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOMERS. If we can be of any assistance right now, we have two experienced Chrysler. Plymouth mechanics on duty. HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 2613 Orlando Dr. — Sanford (17-fl) — 323-3330 The Sanford Public Works Department will be conducting a City Wide Cleanup beginning April 1, through May 1, at no cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basisl first call, first served. City will pick up anything placed at the normal pick up point. Please place debri clear of trees, fences and overhear wires. Call Public Works Department, 322.311, ext. 231 Monday through Friday 1:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ni e Loi.g II 11 irnii CouILi.Ld. I save you If1011eiT 011.1 ,1, It ~ WE CARE MAID SERVICE FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEANUP ii II By Th. Dey, Week, SiW..kly.Montl, CUSTOMIZED SERVICE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE " taxes This year, make sure you are using the proper' tax form Even if you tiled the Short Form last year. your circumstances this year could help you save money by filing the Long Form At H&R Block, we'll review your tax situation to decide which form allows you to pay the lowest legitimate tax. 323-2221 OUR SERVICE IS BONDED 7 your H&R BLOCK ...rsitsmeormy" Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice 01 FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment )R117WOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 49W. LAKE'MARY BLVD. 323.2301 F. , 1. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS SANFORD ' - LONG WOOD 309 E. 1st St. 1i 1 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. 131.44$4 Ph. 322-6771 OPEN 1a.m.., p.m. Weekdays; -S Sat. & Sun. 21 DAYS LEFT _APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER ' AREA OFFICES ___ - INDELTONA,OIANGECITY DESARY VIEDO -1 I _J -- t--~.,,* A.", _; . - WASHINGTON (UPI) —Federal judges should have received a 12,9 percent pay raise last year when government executive and judicial salaries were in. by only 5.5 percent, a federal judge has ruled. Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. ruled Monday in favor of a suit brought last year against President Carter by William Foley, director of the administrative office of the U.S. courts the administrative arm of the federal court system. Last year, the judges declined to accept the 5.5. percent government pay raise approved by Congress because they would have had to waive the full 12.9 percent increase they argued they were entitled to. — Authorized the bids be requested for rehabilitation work on sewer lines In three sections of the city. Estimated cost of the work Is $261, 000 with a federal grant paying $196,000 of the amount. Plans for rehabilitation work on lines in three other sections of the city, estimated to coat $277,900, is being reviewed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). If EPA approves the plans, another federal grant of $283,425 will be given the city for this work. . t~ - Give Federal Judges Raise, Rules Federal Judge Smith fective. In other action, the commission: — Authorized t he city to request bids for construction of 700,000-gallon ground storage tankat the city's main water plant on Country Club Road. Estimated cost of the construction is $250,000. — Accepted the $62,501 low bid of B & H Sales Inc. for new water meters. ___ T I •• IN BRIEF Cablevision, said the Sanford system is being expanded from 10 to 30 channels The cur rent franchise agreement was to have expired in Septem ber. The commission authorized Mayor Lee P. Moore to execute the contract documents when minor language in the agreement is clarified. The commission must adopt an ordinance before the franchise becomes ef- _ Organized- Crime In London ___par hew t__ thuuIy saw" and the, SI_l - t' - NAnON Cable TV Franchise WORLD I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. *I I 1. --.• Tuesday, March, ip Sanford Extends I - 1"q ... . ,.- M * . I'M, - ,4,;. I •.- 3, * T " ~~4-. -, P~ , t#•g -, k .4 -etc; & j,;,.1T••' • - ___ 77.-MIII - -. - '11 1111.00"M - . - - ' . - - �- a-- .. -.. ..-' __...,.. -. Evening Herald It was 1945-1948 that G.W. Austin owned and operated a furniture store in downtown Sanford. He had lived in Orlando during his boyhood days, choosing Sanford for his home and business after his service as a paratrooper in World War II. Since 1948 Austin has lived in 14 different spots around the country and been involved in a number of different enterprises. But for his retirement years he has again selected Sanford for his home. "Of all the places I have lived the people of Sanford are the most friendly," he said, reminiscing about his years In the county seat of Seminole County. CUSPS 441 20) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 ? Around Tuesday, March 25, 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. Mack Cleveland Jr., later a state senator, was only a boy when he lived here before, Austin said, also remembering Doug Stenstrom as the youth in his 20s who won election as county judge by defeating a long time member of the judiciary. Talking about the downtown section of the city, Austin said it is much more alive than the downtowns in most cities. Many things in Sanford have changed in the The Acid Test In Illinois Bout past 30 plus years, but the people remain the same and most of the changes have been good, he said. He noted that the other day while traveling on French Avenue he counted 27 eating establishments in a 26 block area. Austin, now 71, plans to spend the rest of his life here. He lives at Sanford Court apartments. While he has contacted many of his old friends, he still has quite a few more to get In touch with. He said he would certainly be pleased to hear from old friends. Seminole Community College (SCC), like other junior and community colleges throughout the nation, is participating In "Energy and the Way We Live: A National Issues Forum." The program of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the United States Department of Energy. SCC's first activity in the program was held earlier this month at a Casselberry Rotary Club meeting. Participating In the program were Mars Schlosser, regional coordinator; Rick Owens, rotary club president and David Flint, 4 also of the same club and Dr. Marvin H. Jones, SCC coordinator of community services. Members of the steering committee for the Program are: Dr. Alexander Dickinson, Dr. Thomas Hobbs, Dorothy Morrison, Thomas Reitz, all of SCC; Dr. Joseph Maher, director Project OASIS; Sen. John Vogt and Leo Ware, senior citizens advocate. Activity co-sponsors are: the League of Women Voters; the Council of Arts and Sciences of Central Florida; the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Casselberry Rotary Club. The next scheduled activity will be a forum at 7:30 p.m., March 26 at the SCC teaching auditorium. Topics of the forum will be "Energy and the Good Life's and "Energy: Patterns 01 Living and Working." Moderator will be Jan Allen, SCC Humanities division. Panelists will be Lowell Lotspeich, architect; Herbert Ross, building contractor and Douglass Root, educational consultant. Special guests will be Senator Vogt and Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. I - fl....L.t±..... - PON'T Tuday, March 23, 1NO.—.SA __~__ Rall ins OverBru 59-54 ies On The yom~ n, Evening HereId, Sanford, Fl. - Louisv ille The Louisvi lle Cardinals, behind the Monday nigh t's title gam e rattled a few at U.C.L.A. had the Bruins f in ished with costly turnovers. The young Cardinals Lo uisville high product Derek Smith was HoUon I 3 7 2 7 3 2 1 point pe rformance of Mr. Everything ghosts out of college basketball's a worse record — 19-9. That included a no took full advantage of U.C.L.A,'s fr Pruitt 2 5 2 7 6 1 2 6 ee Fouled and converted at the charity stripe ()aye 1 3 0 0 1 2 1 2 Darrell Griffith and the stron g inside legendary closet, better than fourth place showing in their bird seed. in the one-and-one bonus situation to cap Allums 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 game of Rodoey McCray rallied from a Cardinal coach Denny Crum, who own Pac 10 conference. With the clock at the four minute mark, the victory. Smith finished with ni ne Anderson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 four point deficit with slightly more than received his tutoring from the likes of the 3 But tradition rose its head when Griffith accepted a lob pass, rocketed to points while the board-dominating Team Records 19 32 11 iS 34 liii 51 four minutes left Monday night to edge a man who invented the blue print for tournament time came ar ound and for the hoop for a bucket and drew a foul in McCray added seven for the Ca rdinals. Totals LtsvIe spirited U.C.L.A. Bruin squad 59-54 to lay basketball success, former U.C.L.A. much of the ba ll gam e It appeared as if the process. f9 U.C.L.A.'s big man KIKI Vandeweghe a Pt pts claim to college basketball's apex of great John Wooden, haunted the ghost of the Bruins wou ld send the younger His converted three-point play cut the was limited to 14, a key factor acco rdi ng Brown Smith 3 9 3 1 5 1 2 9 titles, the national c ha mpionship. season's past, but not before the Bruins, Cardinals packing In traditional U.C. L.A. '- Bruin advantage to two. U.C.L.A. an- to Brown in the victory. McCray 2 1 3 1 ii 2 1 7 While Griffith was performing his a Cinderella story themselves, displayed style. - swered immediately with a bucket before The Ca rdinals finished the cham- Eaves 1 7 0 2 3 3 3 5 backcourt wizardry, McRay more than the spirit and tradition borne by the Perhaps it was a case of the Bruins not the Cardinals turned the ligh ts out on the plonship campaigne with a 33-3 season Griffith handled the Bruins tough front line by Wizard of Westwood. being able to accept so much post-season West Coast Wonder squad's hopes by record w hile the bridesmaid Bruins Burkman Wright 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 dominating the boar ds wi th 11 re bounds Under former pro coach Larry Brown, prosperity, rattling off the final nine points of the ball closed out their cam paign at 22-10. Branch 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and a trio of blocked shots to help t he Bruins had hardly set t he world on Up by five with four and a half game. Team Record 3 UCLA Totals 21 S3 ii 20 36 13 20 39 Louisville become the first ever Metro fire prior to what coach and corn- minutes left In the contest, the Bruins Holding a 56-54 advantage with 2:27 fg l ft Its r a pf psi Conference team to sweep through the mentator Al McGurire likes to refer to as squandered their chance to ice yet left, the Cardinals roos ted the rest of the Wilkes 1 1 0 0 6 0 3 1 9 6 6 7 0 3 11 Louisville regularseason,pastamountnjnofNCAA "The momentum of March." another national title with a missed way with a fo ur corner delay game and Vandeweghe flder% 4 10 2 1 6 0 1 10 pretenders to sta nd alone at the top. Not slnceiohn Woodens maiden season layup, an errant pass and a couple of ran t he clock to 52-seconds before Foster Fouled Out— None. A— 16,637. 6 s 1 1 1 3 16 -•- n rong 'Showin - cardinals 'Cop NCAA Championship Nothing is certain in life, and especially in politics. Nevertheless, the political reality ererging from Illinois' presidential primary is that, come November, Ronald Reagan probably I ' ' vviu iivau uiv iwpuwicun L1CKL cnauengtng president Carter's record in office. DON GRAFF There Is no denying the significance of the ROBERT WALTERS Illinois vote, the losers' reckless contentions to the contrary notwithstanding. That major state, with eaa i.EAE its urban-rural mix in the heartland of America, Is properly regarded as an important, perhaps decisive, litmus of the 1980 presidential St __________ primaries. Spruce _______ WITH Moreover, Illinois was a really big one because naysayers have denigrated earlier primary g results elsewhere: Little New Hampshire was not representative they said. Liberal Massachusetts CHICAGO Just as Rep, John B. was Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's home turf. The Anderson, .. Howard - Hughes' last will and testiment 1. R-Ill., hoped they would, hundreds I 4-7 overwhelming Carter-Reagan victories j may still be eluding his heirs and the ; of thousands of independents and Democrats revenuers, but there's no possibility of con-' Florida, Georgia and Alabama reflected Southern crossed party lines to participate in the recent ceali ng one t hing he left behind. loyalties to Mr. Carter and Southern Illinois Republican presidential primary. The Spruce Goose. But Instead of voting for Anderson, many of servatism to Reagan. You remember it. Tha t is the huge, eightthose non-Republicans cast their ballots for a And the primaries had progressed to the point engined flying boat constructed entirely of candidate whose appeal presumably was ____ having previously eliminated John Connally, wood that was a Hughes project of the l940s. limited to GOP loyalists former California Howard Baker and Robert Dole on the Republican Gov. Ronald W. Reagan. The largest flying machine conceived up to. side where George Bush and John Anderson its time—and for quite a time thereafter It A close look at the demographic characwas to be the prototype of a fleet of transports had to stop Reagan In Illinois or be lost in the teristics of the voters who gave Reagan his C) capa ble of ca rrying tanks and troops to the, crucial victory here suggests that he enjoys a backwaters and where Sen. Kennedy had to stay world's distant trouble spots. base of polltlral support far broader alive, and ' After initial enthusiasm, the Pentagon - deeper than previously assumed. " Reagan's 48 percent win, which was as much as cooled and dropped the project. Hughes, Anderson outpolled Reagan 41.28 in Chicago his two rivals received together was particularly and 44.37 in the Cook County suburbs however, continued with his own money — impressive in light of the cross-over system in surrounding the city but those margins lots of it. _______________ ?'. Illinois that permitted large numbers of in- weren't wide enough to offset Reagan's In 1947, with the determined millionaire at dependents and Democrats to vote Republican overwhelming 529 lead everywhere else in () the controls, it finally took to the air a few feet of It a bove the Long Beach, Calif., harand distort the results. Instead of benefiting Rep. the state. bor, which it skimmed for slightly more than The turnout in the Republican primary was Anderson in his home state, perhaps to the point of a mile. exactly what Anderson had sought up from victory as had been widely assumed, a substantial That was its test (and only) flight. For moreS percentage of the independents and moderates slightly more than 775,000 in 1976 to better than 30 years it has remained grounded or than 1.1 million this year, an increase of more went for Reagan, swelling his margin of victory, than 335,000 or almost 45 percent. watered In a special hangar. The cost of Another unusual consequence was that sizeable upkeep has been $1 million a year for the Most of those new voters apparently were LIGHTER SIDE numbers of liberal Democrats crossed over and independents, but evidence that many were climate-control system alone. Now the Hughes esta te has acknowledged voted for Anderson, thereby reducing Sen. Democrats comes from turnout totals in that the Spruce Goose to be a white elephant and is' party's primary — down from more than 1.3 Kennedy's expected totals and strengthening i D h l ion disposing of it, donating it to a California, mil in 1976 to less than 1.2milton this President Carter's 2-to-i victory. museum to year, a decline of more than 125,000 or almost' be specified . By DICK WEST challenging is the famous "Pentagon double As Reagan slugs It out with verve and vigor 11% i psrcent It has to rank as one of the most costly WASBINGTON (UP1) — There Is at lust bend," two MMeIC primbry after primary, th aè Issue that has .C.d curves that Two statewide surveys of voters as they left one good thing to be said for the a write-offs bad Investment In history. But,: presence of divert traffic away from the Department ° haunted him has faded. And, as In New Hamp- the polling stations offer virtually identical Russian troops in Afghanistan. They have It could ha ve been worse. Defense. shire where he ran better than any non-inc umbent estimates of the percentage of self'described served to take our minds off the presence of Missing a turn in one direction can plunge a Us.The Pentagon could have bought it for all of,,,; of either party in the history of th at contested independents who voted for Anderson. The Russian troops in Cuba. car pool Into the mysterious depths of the primary, Reagan also continues his remarkable CBS News-New York Times poll placed the Apparently, however, there remains some Pentagon parking lot, from whence there is Meanwhile, Soviet scientists are concerned no return. Missing a turn in another direction advance against those who underestimate his number at 48 percent and the NBC News. doubt as to whether the Afghanistan crisis not with white elephants but with something campaign capacities and insist he can't win. He is Associated Press poll said It was 47 percent. should be regarded as the moral equivalent of can carry a car pool Into Arlington National from the same general family that may be But both surveys found a surprisingly high an 01'mpics boycott. Cemetery with Its forblddlng maze ofone-way confounding his rivals, not to say political ()} even more of a problem. As of last week, the US. Olympics Cornstreets and restrictive speed limits. servers., by holding his conservative core and level of independent support for Reagan. That They are trying to regenerate a genuine Ice ftg was 30 percent in the CBS-Times poll mittee was reported still hopeful that AmenNo car pools thus sidetracked would have a building upon it with substantial support from and Age mammoth from cells taken from frozen can athletes would be able to compete in shot at 40 percent in the NBC-AP poll. winning an Olympic medal in cornanimals entombed in the Siberian tundra for. ' moderates, independents and middle-income Moscow. Nevertheless, arrangements muting, Even before the voting began, "alternate games" are being discussed. for ,. centuries. voters. On thestralghtaway,the trick is to avoid the knowledgeable observers of this city's politics U the Even though President Carter has WOfl 70 committee Is open to suggestions, I The idea is to Isolate quick-frozen cells that yellow rubber cones that road crews' move suggesting that Reagan would receive would like to propose as a substitute th e ' percent of the delegates up for grabs thus far, and werebacking still harbor life, wed them with sex cells of from lane to lane. of thousands of world's first Commuter Olympics. 7bere Is, of course, no penalty for knocking contemporary elephants, subject the result to ., Ronald Reagan has captured 60 percent, their Independents, many of themmiddle-class blue-collar In our desire to get even with the Soviets for over a road crew, but knocking over a rubber radiation treatment and implant it in rivals have vowed to battle all the way to the workers and members of their families, living invadi Afghanistan, we should not lose female elephant. cone costs style points. convention, presumably in thehope that events, a in Chlcago'sSouth side and northwest corner, sight ofng the .' energy crisis. The Commuter Points also am subtracted If a car pool And then wait. monumental error, or fate could still deliver the One of nature's miracles may eventually Those voters — not the "upscale," higher Olympics would do both, combining tbe drives on the wrong side of a highway prize. Income, better educated professionals at- higtdydevelopedcompeuavejnstjnctsof rush department truck with a large blinking wTow give them a reasonable facsimile of a-. hour motorists with sidil in saving gasoline. Nevertheless, we may expect the campaigning tracted to Anderson's banner — are mammoth. pointing In the other direction, . to become less Intra party and to become more "Middle Americana" whose preferenceshaveA number of prospective events spring to But probably the most crucial stage is t The process, as described in reports In the been decisive in virtually every presidential mind. Since ride-sharing is one prime means beginning of the run when the driver In Soviet newspaper Trud, leaves several ' Interparty. of conservation, the Commuter OlympIcs election held in this century. picking up the riders. PrSCIOUS 5COfld5 can questions unanswered — the major one being, In any event, as things are shaping up, the definitely should include the thrilling FotiUck away ifapanengerdasliei back toget why the Soviets or anyone else would want Reagan's critics wrote off his earlier vie- man Car Pool Run. American people will be presented in November his briefcase or otherwise falls to syclwonize mammoth these days. tories in the South as a regional phenomenon, with the c arest choice in this generation betOffhand, I can't think of a better site for his movements with the rest of the car pool. but the win In illinois — a major Midwestern that event than the car pool course tat ween conserva tive and liberal economic and I feel awe our world class athletes would Considering the high cost of pet food along industrial whose population mix apseveral hem down relish competing In "alternate games,, of this with every other type — and the Soviets now.': political thilosophles. Thus far President Carter proximatesstate that of the entire country — median strip of 1-95. type. And ik would serve to take their mincla deprived of U.S. grain supplies — that's whaf*-", and Ronald Reagan have survived the pitiless cannot be shrugged cit as easily. - The feature that makes this course so Off the preaanceofOlympIc teams jnRjin. you'd call a real white elephant. primary process as the fittest contenders of their respective parties. Their forthcoming showdown should define domestic and foreign Issues more JACK ANDERSON clearly than bipartisan ineptitude thus far has managea iO W. . SPORTS . ., :1 Goose - Ure ound Mound Ace Kerr Puts Bi*te On Bulldogs .: _____ — - - - . — - - — - - . - The Park ng Lot as - - - .., :' ', . I - _:X Red Ch'i'na Has ICBM this could be an interesting election year. 0 each U.S. ____ I , "Jilidtating the old Mxonlan cove "executive privIlege" and adding a peculiar , new twist: ineptitude. Until now, U-& defense policy has been baud on the asslumption that only the Soviet Union pond such a clar &W present d&qW to tbe . Unitlild Stiltels. no rum this ho not been ropixted mmle than emugh to devastate U.& population centierIs from b~ on Ow mainland of Chi=.'7be or4y other Im4anSe. minde the Chinese were knqwn to have was the CS&X-3, with a range of 3,W miles — have been having with this mhv& ... Mile CS&X4,& larp, two,stsge missile, is China's Inewmi only mwsw with true raw, WA It Is clewly the key to a ChInen ICBM force. It is not, hmew,expiectod to 2_____ .I registration was nee&d, she asked the White.House for a copy. sorry, am Carter people ARK the repwt bad been IcaL have consistently pbyed dm any ones"m thet the mainland Chi wws a dirwt Waugh to make it to the U.& When Ddwm Swrdary HmvM Brm went to Chlas bat JwuW, ft I*kn*" p - When Rep Pat Shcroeder, Deolo., heard •i. • Outralited. the congresswoman filed a Freed= Of Infwmstion Act request for all _____ ____ CTY a t1wma-mim wwbW about 7,00 mum or plaice a mianile w#WW* approxims _ - H _ ' _____. ,,4.—Lyman ___________ •. - . ____ ". . .. MrP ', "- ' pa "''I,.. .. ' _______ . . - p— . . - . . . . . , . Aad If Red IM was "anv.bars 'acquidas" an ICU, Brown r"Utd: "M'I been developing bellidlie i"I)e of ---- p I . Is Ryan Worth $1 Million ? .,'v.'.. But Asian esparts in and out of the government caution that this friendly relationship is a tenuoaa thing at best, likely to svaporsW,at any — over 'ues like orsa ci Taiwan, or simply becaus, of the kbologlml dltl.zencss that separat, our two . 1 0 '*1', a' ciiit., Smip */W Ni hW amMo w he'd A00 Of John Anm." ca modlIss. They n* that oar atroegeit bond Is mutual hostility toward the Sovleta, and warn Red China AM regardthe United States as their chief antagonist after the From topascret documents and other In. incendng rsngs, and I am awe they are worhing on hgerosstines*tal cuss; In fact, I know they are. I don't want to sqprecisely how far they've gotten." Icansq bow for they'v,got$s,. 1 aiim, have been worhing o the (X4 for more than a decade. Iti potential as an ICBM basbeonperdyobactwedby Its dud rob asa booster for space satellites. In July 1575, when the (1e auccsmfvlly /Rffl!;1IN'JIt A :-. In tim draft-re U m"h Isildr, Schroeder was told that White 11" Keg Komer ' ... - - JAVE _ , . . . John _____ ,_, (;)Q - a* - - sesaiwnue,ice"the "lost" Selective ServI adv _.- - -__.- report turned up: It had been leaked to Sen. . . Wi.. - .'. Q. How wesldyauliaespu all..r..kIe team In prelesste.al basketball this w . j1_*:.. .,,.. WiUben Proxmire, R-WIs. Schroeder staffers told my reporter Scott arde Ber they think the ,$ HI.Iiw.y Automotiv• Inc. -, White Remus deleted facts that showed Cwlsr's draft registration wasn't needs Senate staffers figured the attempt to hide the. report was simply an administration atteu*... to "cover up another embarraan,.il." And when Schroeder aides locked at doca,nents they waro permitted to see undá. the FOI request, they concluded that none o(, them related to the president's decision, " $995 - . — i Turns ~, - ,,i I. . ,,, "V $q Up lactuiss Press sad Labor .- •. .• -- Thead hurler 1,11 Kerr, a senses hug sMay Catcher Nell Marshall ef the Greyhesido eyeballs dLymass's pitching itaft, hudcefled she DeLand the opp.shsg pitcher as he waits Is the se-deck Bulldogs in leer singles Meudsy as Lyman circle. Marshal! helped batteryast. Jeff Kerr by 54 In an ImpsrtaM Five SW saIIiU three DeLand basenaers attempting in duwsed to Casleysece contest. - A.t IICNAIOE SYSTEM PUNCTION TEST SYSTEM CLEAN CONDENSER PINS 2613 Orteids '. (17.52), kalos Ph. 3234IN Prss silianato N ether visa Ire needed 4 ,. ', _; ... ,. ____ iimt1 NOW according to 11&1Igopc, sources, the Is oparatusual up to 7,880 miles And otI, more advanced misda are In active deveis ' For whet cold comfort it-provIdes, CIA analysts note that the Rid (ames are atm about ade.,i years b,lind both lb. United es and the Soviet Union In ml'ii, tectmoh. But as a sates dwerved W*: '11w hTiact of their bomb would he the same." DiAFt EVASION Jimmy Carter Is 11211`042 ,, '' ' ___ _____ . ____ V ____ : p ' launched is CIA $& TOP et Umbra" Secr report Called the shot " significant step forward for the (1'5e n11Ie and upace pram," and added: "The mcus with the .L4 anasa the - - -... By SAM COOK help me out," Kerr said about a second with two out. Brantley at 4 p.m. at Seminole HeraldSports Writer Greyhound defense that didn't "Kerr kept the ball down in the Community College. Lyman meanIt wouldn't bother DeLand baseball comnjit an error. strike zone and as long as he stays while, travels to Spruce Creek for a Coach Ron Cresse If he didn't have to Along with Secord's fine defensive below 100 pitches, he'll be all right," 7:30 p.m. game Wednesday. take another road trip into Seminole play which included a diving stop in McCullough said about his senior who DeLand 000.000.0-1.4.2 County with his Bulldogs. the seventh, the sophomore sliced a threw 96 pitches. Lyman 020.040.x—.6.4.2 Cresse and his ballclub were gliding triple into righ t center for the Hounds The victory upped the Hound slate Kerr (54) and Marshall. Thompson 'I along with a 10.1 record when they ran first two runs, to 12-5 and 5-3 in t he Five Star Con- (3-2) and Mee. 2B-Neff, Parker, Kerr Into Lake Howell's Sil ver Hawks and Marshall opened the inning by ference. DeLand Fell to 11-3 and 6-3 in 3B'Secord ace pitcher Brian Murray. reaching on an error by Spins, the Five Star. The 6.3 right bander held DeLand Designated hitter Brian Holazworth "We're late bloomers," pointed out Leon's Foster At It Again hitless for five innings until shortstop then lined a single over the third McCullough. "It took us a while to get FERN PARK, Fla. Tallahassee Jeff Spinna spoiled his gem with a baseman's head, us going. Leon's Bruce Foster has picked up On an attempted sacrifice however, "I think we can beat everybody where he left off in 1979 afte r winning We're late bloomers. Marsh all was picked off second for the going through the second half. If we the National Swimming Pool first out. DeLand pitcher John don't ca tch Lake Howell now, we'll Institutes MVP award. Foster heads i think we can beat Thompson then bounced a pitch off catch them in the district." this week's Top 15 High School Mike Andriano's helmet. .v.rvbody going Shortstop Parker also felt the Swinmiing Times list in three inHo und Rick Marcello grounded the Greyhounds could overtake the divid events and is second in hrough the second half' ball back to the pitcher, but Thomp. "Silver Streak" — but they would anotheuar.l Episcopal's Roy Deary Is son's hesita tion cost him an inning 1. ... tops in two events For the AAA boys SJ:pA Coach ending double play. Secord, who has 'Against Lake Howell rankings while Susie Thayer, Bartow, been bot hered by injuries most of the and Lynette lob McCullough year, made him pay with his rip Into we rust had a bad day' double win Gernaat, Buchholz, are . ners in the AAA girls with . _____ "S the alley. v " _:I ;, Th ayer still single. The Hawks won 95, as Murray .. —Greyhound shortstop and 100 far out in front in theth50 1. Lyman sent the Bulldogs packing free and Gernaat tops In e , ' spaced five hits. ' the fifth. Swifty Parker stroked a longer distances. 4 Bob P- ark.r " Monday ,afternoon Lyman's Jeff double into left center and Jack Neff . iv.;, Al " ." .. AAAA ranildnip took a tumble this , "Kerr did Murray Oflo better. need IOhS1P. was IntenUonally wa1d. week and new le ad ers abound. Allen . ., stylish right bander handcuffed the "If we best Lake Howell, Kerr though, foiled the strategy by Seminole Christopher, Miami Southrfdge, holds Bulldogs an four singles as the smashing a double Into left center to bests them and DeLand beats than, V Greyhounds shut out DeLand 6.0. we still have a chance," said the slick 100 freestyle. Boone's Mike Beam score Parker easily. After another -' "They' both pretty good, that's intentional walk to Rob Reich,, fielding redhead whose also hitting a remains the distance ,. kingpin in the . ; I oWious," appraised Cresse, a former Marshall walked unintentionally to .,.,. robust 428. "Against Lake HoweU we 200 and . . I , . , - ,.'. 1., 4~. ~ t, 5W freestyle events. The Florida University pitcher. "I'd hate force In run number four. just had a bad day," dominance of Winter Park and to say which one is better, but I know .,. q A That help Parker and McCullough Clearwater seems to be at an end in — 'If we don't catch Lake were hoping for came a little .-I'd like to have both." earlier ,q as this week's list " .jThe blond haired Kerr kept the than expected. Yesterday Apopka reveals arankings wide spread of school How.lI, we'll catch .. JUdogs at bay all day with a dipping . • snapped Lake HoweU's 14 game '.'eirve ball and his usual steady locations reporting top times. it points Slick shortstop Rob Parker rips a double to left-center. Parker also I urned In * #1 w inning strUkby downing the Hawks them In the distrkt' up to a wide open State Meet with a ',.'tastbsll as he struck out four and several fine fielding plays to aid the 'Hound cause in Lyman's 6-0 Five Star great number of schools having retired the last seven batters in order. loss dropped Howell to 7-1 In —McCullough Conference baseball win over the DeLand Bulldogs Monday. "I was keeping my fastball low," conference and 14-2 overall. The Blue possibility of winning t he chainA suicide squeeze failed despite Darters jumped on Silver Hawk pionshi p said Kerr in assessing his per: formance. "When I started getting a Coach Bob McCullough's claim that starter Dave Long for four runs In the The AAAA girls state cham. little wild I started throwing the catcher Jim Mee blocked the plate first three Innings and held off a Hawk plonship, however, Is another thing. drop." before he had the ball, comeback. Jack Nelson's Ft. Lauderdale High Andriano then lifted a deep drive to After a fittle first Inning wildness .) I Darter's Ken Murray and Steve School girls team made their ap. By MURRAY OLDERMAN season? — K.D., Roseburg, it to Bradley because he has , caused by two walks was remedied by center field which Alan Dobos handled Anderson combined to hold the lusty pearance this week with the results of Ore. been a starter for the Pacers. catcher Neil Marshall gunning down but dropped allowing Reich and hitting Silver Hawks to only four hits. but one dual meet against Plantation. Q. Is Nolan Ryan, in your The cinches are Larry Bird both runners at second, Kerr settled Marshall to ramble home with the Third sacker Mike Wood banged out Hanna, Dion, Jahn, Woolger, Beach, opinion, really worth the Q. What has happened to 'I final two of tallies, Boston at forward, Bill Roy White, who always down, half of the Hawk total. PolowskI, Geatoso, Anderson are million bucks the Houston Cartwright seemed such a solid player in of the New York Battery mate MarshaH again bafled "Donny (Secord) did a great job at Wednesday Coach Birto BenJamin's names to remember. Probably the are paying him M Knicks at center and Magic the outfield for the New York , ' second and Bob (Parker) made a Kerr out of a mini-Jam In the fifth squad entertains Sanford at 4 p.m. greatest high school girls' swimming Astroo season? Has be ever WOD couple ood plays at shortstop to when he picked Paul Norman off Thesdey the Tribe takes on Lake team ever assembled in the state, more than ZS games In a Johnson of the Los Angeles Yankees? I don't notice him in Lakers at guard. The other their lineup this spring. — season? Who Ii the next forward should be Calvin ILht, Levittown, Pa. highest-paid player In Natt, who started with the White made the mistake of baseball? — N.F., Orange, New Jersey Nets and now Is getting old. He Is now 36, " 4 I ' Texas. 41 . . 14". with the Portland Trail goingon37,andlastseasonhe I ~ I think he is worth a cool Blazers, though David was reduced to appearing in :t, mil1on simply because the Greenwood of the Chicago only half the team's games,,-1 ______ Astrosarewilling (and foolish Bulls also merits con- and hitting a career low of ' enough) to pay it. That sideration. Rounding out the .215. So after a 14-year career 1 , ______ DESANYSOCIAL.LEAoUI means,onthebasisofwhathe qulntetatguard.Ifindithard with only one club, the _________________________ Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr., did for the California Angels to choose between Dudley Yankees, he is now perVillage Inn, Terrle Van Lawn forming for the Yomiuri Bradley of Indiana and Sidney last he will get paid Care, Sinai Builders, Sir J's ;:; $4,484,31 for every inning he Moncrief of Milwaukee. Give Giants in Japan. Jaycees, Village TV, R$.F Disposal, DeScry Sanitation, pitches and $62,500 for every ;0 Charlie's Place game he wins. Yes, the High Games: West Mott, Jr. 236 frebaWng righthander has 193, Bob Osklnsl 223.206. Tony twice won more than 20 __________________________ 5,g Sigmon 200.200, Brunson games in a season — in 1973 IN, Bill Ruoff iN. Jed Qulnllvan and 1974 for California. But he ___ iN, Was Mon 191117, Ray Jordan ____________________________ ..-.—. —. :—.-— ,. "~ 11 games in a , season since he , HI9h Series: Wn Molf, Jr. WL became a front-line bigI I 1lob0skinski $79, R" Signw 561, le I : , ",':,'r - ; Wes Mo" 557, Tony Chln*lll $25, league dater in 1970. Now or 4.,. 1'..., %,!lo. ', .1 .. Fronk Frost 512, [Penny Honeycu" he's 33 yam old. So to double . . I 11 SIL Dom Wutklowio 505, Dan Moot -M 41. . 11~_114111 II .. .. I I 4K Don Neyer 494, Ray [Wdm back on my opinion, he sure .,...I 01, Wove Von No$$ 491. I. I .1 ain't a mfllioli-dollar fUnpr in ~ ..v .. A .k , I ". t I% . I . my book. By Ow way, out. I 111 fielder Dave Parker of the ' ° 01 '. Ptttsbiwg Pirates is next in . ~,', -, ..1.r . * .. I c° 00' the baseball salary line at )~ p00.000 annually. year, ' my associate Dsle developed an Intercontinental ballistic Atta has pieced together the story of Van Red missile capable of hitting targets in the China's arrival ate Position from which It can United States. back up any future change of policy with This alarming news means that a second nuclear ICBMs. - .. yh YOUR IXISAUST �6 A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March Technol 23, 1$0 RSEL OU ogybominates Making Am By CHRIS HURST force on the hull and location of the center of water force. Various types of water conNEW YORK (NEA) ditjons - from smooth to extremely rough Late this summer, crews representing the U.S. defender and five can be simulated with great accuracy. challengers will gather in Newport, 11.1., to Computers played a key role in the design of the Swedish challenger "Sverige" in 1977. compete for the America's Cup, perhaps the oldest and most prestigious sports trophy In Data processing was used in developing and the world, testing several scale models and in the actual The or nate silver symbol of supremacy in construction of the h ul l and keel. Blueprints fer the final design were enlarged to full scale 12-meter yacht racing dates from 1851, when wi th the aid of a computer. And the frame of the schooner "America," re prese nting t he the hull was cut from sheet aluminum by New York Yacht Club, defeated 14 British computer-controlled form-milling cutters in rivals in a 60-mile race around the Isle of Volvo's experimental workshop. Wight off the English coast. Throughout construction, the Swedish Since that time, yachts representing England, Ireland, Scotland, Australia, Technical Control Institute inspected the wel di ng of the hull by means of X-ray France and, m os t rece ntly, Sweden ha ve photography and ultrasonic testing in admade a total of 22 unsuccessf ul attempts to dition to Its visual control. lilt the cup from the United States. 01 all the details of construction of a 12Challenges for the America's Cup which meter yacht, the design and fabrication may not be made more frequently than every masts are possibly the most critical. Despite third year capt ur e the imagination and the use of special metal alloys and attention of millions of spor ts enthusiasts, sophisticated production techniques, the only a few of whom can define the difference masts of these boats have a disquieting between a winch and a genoa jib. tendency to fail. Even fewer are more t ha n remotely aware Thetlx reason notsubject dJcultto totremendous understand of the,role played by modern technology in since sparsisare enhancing the skills, experience and cornforces. Under normal racing conditions, they petitiveness of the wind-bronzed men who can bend as much as 1' feet from the vercrew these sleek yachts, tical. In fact, modern challenges for t he cup The search for new technologies to assure represent significan t applications of adthe construction of dependable masts, most of vanced technologies In many fileds: hull which are made of aluminum alloys, is design, hydrodynamics, hydraulics, unendi ng, metallurgy, sail construction and design, In 1977, the designers of the U•S, boat mechanical equipment and use of computers "Enterprise" tried a new approach. to maximize a boat's performance. Their mast was co ns tructed in two sections, One of the most useful tools available to the with the upper section 55 feet long. Rather designer of a 12-meter boat is t he model than follow the normal practice of cutting and towing tank in which scale models have been welding, the designers specified that the tested since 1931. upper section be tapered by pulling an Originally, crude scales were affixed to a aluminum tu rough a th e and rollers. be th model of the hull, As the model was towed through the water, the designer walked Without welds to weaken the material, the - - . - '' . .. ,. . .' "" . . - needle on the resistance scale, Today the crude scales have been superceded sophisticated cnzora that feed information to a computer. Using this data, the designer can determine by such factors as hull resistance, stability. side throughout the length of the section. IN... you have mercha,mdise to trade or a c I ___________ PfT ________ ,••• __ 1. :. K ' , -_;; :,-. ' _, -. 0. 322-2611 Successful sailing combines technology with craftsmanship. Avenue * Seminole County Is ~ experienced crew. I - - - Singles: Walden (LB) d. Ford 4Connally Boone 2, Winter Park 1 7.00 6.20 0; Subin (LB) d. Warner *1; Sloan 2MyMarge 7.00 (E) d. Lanlhan *7. 5.1; Homer Winter Park 0(4.4) 7*40; P14.4) 17140: T (4000 000-440 Monday'sresults (LO) d. Mais 12; Dunn (L8) d. Boone 110 000 x-2 1 4.21 *44.00. College Sheridan •.j . Eleventh raca-S.14, S: 31:4 Men Doubles: SUbiflWatden (La) d. Slake and Spurrell. Smith, SHonky Rabbit IS.20 7.00 5,10 UCF 4, Kalamazoo) Warner-Sloan S I; Horner-Dunn d. Ryder (4) and Blair. Hitters - 1 Oil Ship 3.20 3.20 Singles: Luccid. Mont its 6 1,6 1; Duncan Sheridan 53. Boone: Blair 22 28. Records - $Pran's Getting Stauble d. Burns 6 4, 63; Chappell Oak Ridge 4, Sanford 3 Winter Park 66. Boone 10.4, 0(1.5) 32.40; P (S.)) 105.20; T (S. d. Bedford 3 6, 64, 63; Monsudo Singles: Mitchell (OR) d. Barley West Orange 3, colonial 0 I-I) 544.00, (K) ci. Langill 36,6.4. 6.3: Hosner 57. 53: Harper (S) ci. Tropasse S. Twelfth race -3.1.0: 31; to (K) d. Chats 74, 36,6-1; (rand. 1; Crocker (5) d. Ryan 1-3; Colonial coo 0000-030 1 Cocky Robin 4.40 5.40 4.60 %howen3-a, 1-3,-. Kennedy (OR) d. Bishop S-i; West Orange 7 54 Room 002 01 a-391 5.60 7.50 Doubles: Langill-Staul ci. Edgemon (5) d. Tal 5.1. 3ClippinAlorig 5*0 Monfils'Showers 62, 26, 76; Doubles: Mitchell-Kennedy Smith and Dawkins. Minnick 0(1-7) 14.00; P(I.7) 55.70: T(l. Lucci Chappell d. BumnsMoq,sudo (OR)d. Barley. Bishop s.5; Elwelland Forbes. Hitters - West 7'3) 243.20. 67.6 I; Hosner-Vanderhoef (K) ci. Ryan (OR) d. Harper-Crocker 5.3. Orange: Crabbe 3-330. Faison 2-3 A - 255$; Handle $274,303. KrassChafe 63, 62; UCF: 17-3. Boone 7, Oviedo o 30, Moore 3-2. Record - West Women Singles: Hall d. Haynes 5.7, $3; Orange 5-4-1. UCF I, Denver I Funk 0. C. Ward 5.4; Windos d. S. Apopka 5, Lake Howell Singles: Kooked. Meikle6 1,7-5; Ward 5-2; Houseman d. Kowall.I; Soderberg ci. Goshe 6-3, 6-0; Sauls d. Rawsan 1.1. Lake Howell iCe 0100-343 Hobgood d. Stausbury 7-s, s-Y, Y.s; Eastern Conference Doubles: oetien-Tolar d. 203 100x-513 Christensen ci. Mangan 7-5, 61; Haynes.C, Ward 5-7, 52; Gaines. Apopka Zurawicki d. Donnahue 62, 6-1; Matthews ci. S. Ward-Kowa 5-S. w i. Pct. op Long, Smith (6) and Reindl. Woodard ci. Hughes 6-1, 6-0. v-Boston 55 20 .744 Murray, Anderson (6) and Doubles: Soderberg Christensen yPhila. 56 22 .715 2 Sullivan. Hitters -Lake Howell: New York d. Milbrach.Go,e 46, 63, 7-6; 31 41 .481 2W i Wood 2.4. Apopka: Maynard 2.3, Washington MeikleStausbury (0) ci. 37 41 .414 21 Howell 2.2, Crlisle2-3. Records- New Jersey Zurawicki. Rushing 46, 61, 62; Major leagues 33 41 .411 2S" Lake Howell 14-2. Apopka 106. Central Division Evans 15, Oak Ridge 7 Mangan 64, 6-2. American x-Atlenta 49 29 .628 Stensong, Kent $f San Antonio 39 39 .5(10 10 W L Pd. Oak Ridge ,, 000 •,-. , 10 Singles: Kreider d. Took., 26,6- Kansas City Houston 3* 40 .45711 Evans 004 090 0x II 10 2 - Cleveland 2.60; Schraeder ci. Beachy, 62. 6. Minnesota 9 4 .692 35 43 .449 14 I; Overvold d. Weimer, 75 61, 6-1; Cleveland Indiana 35 41 .443 14' Kerr (4), Manzi Cash ci. Marasigan, 60, 60; sent; Toronto 6 5 .545 (5)Montgomory, 16 63 .203 33' and Cable. Jordan, Holmes (2), Detroit Pro Basketball Jordan (4) and Howard. 14i"ers Western Conference Oak R Idge: Begeal 2.4 HR, Childes Midwest Civision 6 6 .500 2.52 RQl, Evans: Broecker 3-478 y-Milwaukee 46 32 .590 7 7 .500 63,62; Copeland (S) ci. Riel 4-2,6. St. Louis 1; Reagan (S) ci. Barron 6-3, 16, 6. Atlanta 3. Los Angeles Doubles: Heiser.RIeI (5) d. Pittsburgh liii Diego Mannlsto.Handbury 44 Pazimeno.Ca$t,llo d. Drew. Chicago v-Kansas City :1 Isalfis vs. Oaklind at Scott. scials, Ar iz.. 3 p.m. San Francisco vs. Mitwaukss Eynon 0. L'Hewess 01; HawkIns d.PaWsrI4;Iauerd.$haw$$; 5uCltY,Ati5.,3p.,n. -3.$ 341 1.50 Chicago (N) vs. $.n at 3Ansihsrlosol. •(I'31L1e,p(1.$)s3,$,yII.I. Ariz., 3p.m. t:st PlarW.L'Heuregx 10) UrnS, 114.41, Detroit vs St. Louis at ci. Hawkins-Eynon .1; IIII,aCe-$.54.0 Isyamon, Purse Rico, I p.m. Blur ci. Pointer-Maw llronrnDancsr too 410 450 ____ N05ubNI Girls _____ .' .50 ' lciuIsaasu,J.sNI Idgswalsrtkissl.'.isI 4 Suitor, Nancy 3.30 Oe,lsnd:coas.o. Diego - u:u 3) o.an. 1 _ highs: EastorlIng (K) ci. Q(1.7)ø.IIIP(74)US,901y(7. * 501I4$ Riffler, 54; Patterson (I) d. Huettig,I7; Hurwsr (El ci. True", Iew* 154 $11451 Nia*racs-$44. 1:31:15. $7; Troutman el d. S4rIn, 04; 3J*nsl. 4 310 RiddI. and Wolfe. Srazwsfl Dram (I) ci. Wolf., 5.7. 3. 2.40 Front, Conally (SI, Samford Dewbies:Eastsrling.9$,ftig(K) Hiftsrs-Jon,s:W,Ife3.3.Evans: I WrIght DIng 310 ci. nuttier-Patterson, 5 3. •U.I3 I31S;P(34)4$.$gy(5. Braswell Wainbold 3$ 3W, FirTroutman.5,-in () d , sM5 75. Jaffe 2 ill. IsCords Truest. 55. T.5brics-4-14.A:3I,01 61-1. .senes: C IC?. Lake 4Hey Hilly TiNy 17.01 7114.21 . . ., -4 I -1'; ______ __________ ___ -- -- ...- - - f ., a r- Edswafef .k1 ,I ( _. I.... -....-. F 114-I o i ~11 . 1 ;! . ":1 ~_,~ I IES roblem Have A _Spiritual P - - p. -, - I, à- DEAR ABBY: MAGGIE IN MANHATTAN, a happily - . . . 1 I FEATURING OUR FULL POWESTER CORD BODY PLIES . .. ,ia,m con5truCti ply $flg,lm0Oth rIdlnQ pedor mince pgflT, ..vs SALE PRICE $3300 ______ bill D78-14 . I . II - ..x, 0*0 Dependable I I I . I0S1 . ' I - $1.96 $2.23 I $36.00 FiB-i4 • DIit1nCt 7 14 Whitewall styling $2.60 M1,00 H78-14 . 1478-lB $400 $2.66 $2.96 PPI'II5% - - . . wrong - . ' "-.4-,,. __••• ••• • Race To Highlight Fest Garden Cird promo I$6sB - & . on Oil 5 . psilk $.$1t,,,.II,v IN filter too NIGHTLY gatm"l we * • 0 soft .411.55 ,Coles W I" Ilk pa"We 8 P.M. Charg. . . __________ _________ s w uss U IlW . I Just say TransmWw SOrVIC• Cho can I MOSnd Mdi snices eltra it reeffi. S Drain and replacs trans. mission fluid • Install now pan gasket • Replace transmission flIt.,, when equIpped • Adjust inar and bands, whero1ap Usi011,7 *ay$Anif tO b Cuss "liarch o,, nkirl : running, found. April Oq O wn lan a • Vis.. ' P •Cirt1 Bian?mu Card Club • Cash hIsDj1 Thefourclassesarefreetothoseexpei,ungtodellvep atSMH and $3 for those who plan to deliver elsewhere. " imports - - event t ot __________ " usba'nds Welcome ourslo For Expectant' MOniS H .(Cleed londay) , __________________________ MATINEE __ M0UL* S ThoT silo N TrC Iii $UTrItCtSW1 ALL1I*ACSS ___________________ 1781 ALNINMISIT $IRV$CS _____________ _______ _______ _________ ____________ _ _____ i 90"M ow ________________________ Trsdoy$,.dl.i' .- _________________ a ____ J!IFOuu, • 1n &IpVMn$ all low hiss • Sat castor, canèsr, 5)4101 le PIOPSI and Cha 01 Jum a1i.i do . ____ _______ NIT'. Fri I'. '..'..11 U1UI'5 bNtWataschuar,, - ____ For as 1. as uun sw Ca'. so iscasu ai lot dM1454. '' Sis'SSa'S.*ntlls-a'ntUs.usoot,t Vald S-sot Nljal Is,*a q .e nbas.i. 045, dsss sit cost me 'I*Cionit it Was 5lSus .i4*I welts owl aV.ctir V~ I,'., _____ °dsiis.nsionondsss.,Ings1ja1 Most UI cars. Foriign ca,sst our option. Front ubsel driw ORLA= refrain from the 3 f0TW - __________________________________ ' L7B-lB . 5" and -' I • 1 . Ill)- I - Wit - $st. St. . , . " l Mis. NIW ALI MAC GRAW MARGAUX HEMINGWAY * . n 1A 1. - SHELLEY SMITH ,Isgt, .pa,tsandadditIofl.I'.,vicassst,, ____ pregnancy. Husbands are emotional changes are discussed along danger signals and fetal development as well as nutrItion for the mother-to-be, Physical and with Smoking and drugs are touched upon and helpful ercises and the Lamaze method are noted. Afullrevfewof laboranddeliveryare included In with a question and answer period with physicians whenever possible. 7U newbwn win be fully discussed while Infant feedings and the LeLeche league will be explored, A tour of the hospital will be time allows; however, pee-admitting and routine SMH policies will be covered, classes antis - To register and further contact ObsUcs Department at SMH. Phone number is 4511. for I et. all 11 U 1r,,-uud • ____________ NVIVAT10N$-$31 iSIS Jim Hemphill, $sny.Ns0.U.d., II SANFORD 555 W. First Street M-F 7:30-5:30, 5 7t30.5 322.2$2, welcome, taken ii ow £iWiss Is PNIN Participants are urged to enroll very early in ' r Information, _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ 49 style Clubbers Helping 'House I . 44 P imaginable i fg, The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford opened the March general nieetl.ng with a program on the Ronald McDonald given by Torn Hunt, vice president of Friends of RMH . . I House Inc. - ----- ..- ' ''-. " , Other guests attending the meeting were Don Hughes, the Sanford - , - r , 44 " O' ,., Sanford Juniors, and Frank English, public director of McDonalds, ______________________________________ IF ____________________________ ___ Birth Announcement ____ - relations - 1_ •i' • .-- "; -, - '." - _________________________________________ ______________________ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Poole of Winter Springs, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Brian Christopher, who weighed In at 8 pounds, 12 ounces on March 8, at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Poole is former Louise Long Gill. Maternal gran Mrs. Twila Long of Oklahoma City. Paternal grarklpatsoga Mr. and Mrs. Burchard Poole 01 Sanford, '- 1 ,. Hunt was informed of proposed projects for the home in Gainesville by the Home Life chairman, Donna Feuerhalin. cj i, '' , ' '- , 1, t " -. J '- _ / f4 4 - mother is are . - I & 31L220E.FINSTST, a - SANFOND PH. 322-3534 Is P ~ -~4 114W . 11 - - - 1/1 - .11 - . _... - "' - '0 ______ - Jj4 SOPHIA LOREN of will ________________________________________________________________ ______ ______ _____ _______ .-. Z. . on $Ivss*raco-$ 14, 0: 3121 ITrus Firs 4.10 3.00 3.60 wrtt AM, Up 0 An %,e.. distraction from worship that I)EAII ABBY: We are the thrill of the sex might planning to have a lanulv married woman, wrote to provide, Paul advised: Laura Jean Dahlstrom portrait taken to give to our Samuel Leon Johnson that her husband wants to ', "Do not refuse these parents for Christmas, 19fl0. married at the Latheran Church of the Good Shepherd. Rev. . make love on Sunday morning "4-:' Ralph Luman performed the double ring ceremony, Abby sexual rights to each other. before mass, but she feels We are all related by blood guilty going to mass right rule or marriage. Our youngest Th e only exception to The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard this after hating had sex. brother (age 1 9 is going Dahlstrom of ioe Morning Glory Drive, Lake Mary.Thj would be th V. e agreement of V. . bridegroom the son Mr. and Mrs. Lea Johnson ofskandla, She asked you what was both husband and wife to stead with a girl he' plans lii ... Mich. with her, you said, % rights of marry sometime in 1981. but "Your problem is rooted in munion. It is thus marriage for a limited time, it's not defInite as yet. logical that Given In ma rriage by her father, the bride chose for her the notion that sex is sinful. Maggie feels she hould : so that you can give yourShould this girl be included vows a formal white organ gown fashioned wi th a lace -" You grew up believing it, and stain from all othersleasures, selves more completely to in the fwiiily portrait'.' If you -', bodice accented with seed pearls and long full sleeves. The even thr ough you're married including sex. worship" (I Corinthians 7:5, sa%'shestloh,I(hl't liu callst' flowing chapel train was enhanced wi th appliqued lace motifs, and there is no reason to feel UNDERSTANDING IN ANN ., The Living Bible), avoid hurting her, feelings' 1. guilty, Jier tiered veil Of imported illusion was sewed to a you're still ARBOR SANTA'S 1IEI.PEUS Th e solution for MAGGIE programmed to equate sex :cncrusted headpiece, She carried a bouauet of red silk roses, DEAR AIRY: You should might be to tell her husband l)),%I{ IIEIJ'II{s• If, s : told MAGGI E, to ask her you say, "It's not elefiiijtt',' a who knows husband to control himself for af terglow of their your brother's -steady" MR. AND NIRS. SAMUEL LEON -JOHNSON 'noor-length beige gown complemented with a floral prini that the marital embrace is tin hour or two on Sunday lovernaking, but she would be- should not be inclu(ji-il it, ille tunic. She carried a cluster of peach silk roses, The reception was held at Froggs Restaurant at Th e blessed by God, your morning. Alter all, there are better able to do so when the Picture. Since (lit' prai( will ; Diane Tonella was the bridesmaid. Her gown was identical Freudian prejudices appear six other days, plus whatever demands of worship to God Crossings, Lake Mary. Mona Meyers registered the guests in Include' family melnlwrs IllI}, ludicrous inguilt tWs is connection. io the honor attendant's and she carried a white sflk rose. obviously little is left af ter they get back would not prest-tit if conflict there Is no reason the bride's book. Jane flicker cut and served the cake. MAGGIE'S ,Ali) this froin church oil Sunday. emotionally. : Jeff Johnson served the bridegroom as best man. Usher. girl should Im- hurt. Stie's still tile J. IN MEDINA, Of 110 IMPERIAL VALLEY M.D. a "iniss," and a miss is its are making their home at 2015 Sanford Ave.. Apt. D, Sanford. traditional eucharistic fast. groomsmen were Bob Toneila and Dean Johnson, Kelly DEAlt J.: MAGGIE knows C Johnson was flower girl and John Paul Johnson was the ring I)EAIt ABBY: With regard gOO(I US U inilt'. Until Vatican Council II, her husband better than you to MAGGIE IN MANHAT. The bride is employed at Cavalier Motor Inn, Sanford, and the bearer. bridegroom works for Florida ve got to shoot : Do )ou feel lvfj out? There receive communion were the ducks while they're TAN: I went to tile Irish priest of our little church some tune are secrets In developing the required to abstain lroni fI)'Ing.) ago and asked 1dm the same art of making yourself eating and drinking from DEAlt AIRY: You You're' fleter too midnight preceding mass, erroneously assumed that question, "Is it all right to young or too old In learn. (;et though now it is reduced to MAGGIE'S guilt lay in some have sex before mass?" Abby's booklet; "how To 1k' one hour. deep-seated equation of se With a twinkle in his eye Popular; You're' Nt'er inn . Although there is nothing with sin. Please reconsider, and a lilt in his slight brogue, Young or Too Old." Semi $1 , The Longwood Rotary Festival, a men and women, divided according to iiiiiiioral about food, we do not he answered, -I suppose it,s 141th a Bluegrass entertainment is also The problem is more arity fund-raising project run by the age, with bbons given VS to the fst five planned and refreshments will be served partake of It immediately spiritual than sexual, all right if you're married and stamped 28 cents enu'lopt' I.iongwood Rotary Club, will be held this finishers in each category. preceding mass and conii- Recognizing the likelihood of don't block the aisle." All entries throughout the day. year on April 12 with festival will receive complimentary T-shirts. to Abby, 132 La sky I)rlt'v, INFORMEDINARIZONA Beverly Hills, Calif. 21,, Headquarters located at Springs Plaza, At p.m., there will be a spe one mile west of 1-4 Registration fee is $5 (before April 5) drawing for a 1980 Pices Bow-Rider cial State Road 0$, V '64 14/ A 11 F "The focal point of this year's festival is Wild $6 if received later. All proceeds foot boat equipped with a new 45 hor. begin from the will a10,000 meter road race which 01 be used by the Rotary sepower Chrysler engine with electric & at 9 a.m. from the Plaza. Club of Longwood for charity projects. starter, all sitting on , '4 a new Gator Boat .. f, IlAccording to Rotary Club officials, the Fun and activities centered at the trailer. Mimosa EASTER FINERY r#ce is "held as a public service to Plaza during Ofe day include a live Plant Immediately following the drawing te health and fltsesL" Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford met at the Sale, a fh home-made Baked Goods will be Make your selection from ;The amateur oriented event will an auction for valuable assorted borne of Mrs. Clarence Wallis for their March meeting with 13 Sale, and a oDmplete Arts and Crafts items, prizes . 11 and trips contributed by members present. fqature 12 different race categories for Show and Sale, local merchants. v o, our outstanding 4 Mrs. Carl Lind was the guest speaker. She presented a talk ;______________________________________________________________________________ on birds, migration flights, habits and where they be array of fashions Mrs. Lind also showed colored pictures. The red A pre-natal course for expectant mothers is being throated hmuningbirds are the only ones found in the eastern offered by Seminole Memorial Hospital starting April United States, she said. They are attracted to red (lowers and 8, and continuing through plan ts wi th red berries. 29 in the hospital ., V fabric auditorium, I hOlE, First Street, Sanford. Time is 7 to 9 Mrs. B.H. Jones gave the Horticulture report on several p.m. each Tuesday. plants and their botonical names. is power Guide 878.13 whitewall- __ G"m 5. 911111111111111 I Sissies: Plants (0) default; ~I~D .. . i -n 132.is. - * - -' SAII! Baa., a %~` BROOKE SHIELDS ' ,,,. lILt p.m. ______ ~11 SARA STIMSON •1 F 30 49 .38D IVIi I , '• - 5-14,0: Zable d. arnalts-Dance il-t K "IT * , * / ,, - - 4-3) I Smedh Cut . 410 (1.3) 15.45; P (3-3) 63.90; T (3- " " 01-1 0 Dog Racing flewblss: Gosneil.$cammoll d, Vif'O leaCh. 1:30 P.M. California vs. Cleveland • Wat$onMii$an 5-4: Dyketrasf. Caliloinla ~~ `H CHARLOTTE RAMPLING MARISA BERENSON . I - `I Dear 6 6 .42* Ridge 4-7. Evans 5.3.1. Chicago 25 40 .359 15 Lyman6,D,Lando Utah 23 55 .295 23 1 6 .100 6 12 Pacific Division DeLand 000 III 0-0 1 12 .230 57 22 .7fl 020 040 x- 4 s i x.LosAngeles Lyman ySeattle 53 25 .679 3'3 Thompson and Me.. Kerr and 52 26 .66? 4'. Marshall. Hitter* - Lyman: 36 43 .462 20'2 Secord 38 2 RBI, Records - Portland 7 4 .636 Lyman 35 44 .443 22 San Diego OtLand 7 S .5*3 Golden State 23 56 .291 34 6 S .545 clinched division title 6 s .s4s yclinched playoff berth 4 3 .543 S S .S® Monday's Results At$anford4rl.nda 6 7 .442 No games scheduled Monday nlØtresu(ts 6A TATUM O'NEAL we 4-2, I. Ij and 45 33 .577 1 McCoy 2 ROL Records - Oak Denver Reagan 6-4.6.4; Johnson Copeland Cincinnati 6 8 .42# IS) d. WebbHoslck 4.7 4 Houston 2 S .300 2Cormle J 15.40 6.00 4 Records: Seminole Ill, Central New York 2 $ .200 IHUSker Dale 4.00 6.00 Florida 162. Monday's results S Penny Diamond 4.40 Women Baltimore 6, Kansas City 3 44.N T (tI'S) 675.50 Seminole 9, central Florida Chicago (A) 5, St. Louis ($5) I SecoM race -3.$C, 314$ Singles: Clain d. Johnson 6.016Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 3 3Bl&ckJackPhll 8.40 3.20 3.00 0; Layer d. McGehes 6-0, 4-1; New York (A) 3, Atlanta 2 6 lvi J 3.00 2.50 Boston 12, Cincinnati 5 Crenshaw ci. O'Forell 44.42; Molt 4 Bud's Audra 4.40 ci. Watfers 6-3, 6-I, Martin d. Krull Montreal 5, Tows 1 11.01; P(3-l) 116,11; T(3-. 60, 6-I; Arnold ci. KuIp.r New York (N) 6, MInnesota 1 43 6-4) 119.41; DD (23) 75.50. Cleveland 6, Californi a 2 Doubles, Clein.Layer , Thirdrac,-$.I,$, 31:54 San Francisco 3. Oakland t Johnson . Krull4.I.4.3;Holt.MartI 2Tallyliky 34.50 11.60 4.00 Seattle 9. Mltwaukes S d. McOehee.O'Far.fl 6-3, 6.1, 4FanCt Scott 0.50 5.40 Amnold.Ar noldd, Waters-Kuipr . ChICQO (N) 4. San Diego 3RR'sCharlis .2.50 6, 6.0, 6.4. 51, Louis (SI) II, DetroIt 0 0(3-4) 97.6I P (3.4 1490.11; 'I' (2. Tedsy's 5$MN High $C"W 912W New York (A) vs. Kansas City at Punk race 31:75 Fort Myers, 1:30 111112OW&W 7. Kissimmee I p.m. 5.30 3.00 2.00 Chicago(A) vs. Baton at Winter 25.erite S111611011: V"11% d. Irgr@14 64; I Husker Donna 5.00 3.20 Haven, 130 Haynes d.'Oardner, S-I: Hung 5.60 Houston vs. Minneiota it lMard,lli Carp.nt,q,5-I, Taskd. Wonds, S-I: 0(2.7)11.01: P (2.7) 4234; T (2. Orlando, 1:30 p.m. Seed . si. Teams vs. Atlanta at West Palm Dsvblss: Vendlttl.Hayn,s 31 ill Pares Gardneor, 1.2., Hoono-snow Beach. 1:30 p.M. 4 WOW Hotidl 3.40 2.211) Baltimore vs. Ptiil$dI4phl ci. Carpenl.r.$otin, at 7RR'sLuke 3.00 2.60 Clsarwafir, 1:31 p.m. I woos iLmkeIra.,t$eyi 3.00 Toron to vs. Pittsburgh at 7$pfoeLaRu Singles, Hubbli (LI) ci. (4.7) $1.65: P (4-7) 33.30; T (452; lustamants ci. Ismal •, Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. Montreal vs. New York (N) t 7.3) Scammelld. Rag$n$.3; I4ykesd, SIx*rac.-5-14.1131,40 Yamnitgl.S: Dance (IS) 0. Eiliot St. Petersburg, 1:30p.m. IWorthing 331 II. ''I ______ _____ - 7 6 .S38 Philadelphia I Laura . Dahistrom, Samuel Johnson Exchange Vows ---=Me 1 Baseball s sse 4, Flo. Sanford, Only Daily Newspaper* Tennis 3 A. 6,3; Handbury (S) d. Webb 6.7, .1 LIZA MINNELLI III Nagle-Benti ci. Weimer. Milwaukee Trlobich, 60, 63. California Seattle Junior college, Detroit Men Texas SemlnoleS,C,ntralplorida4 Singles: Heiser (CF) ci. Drew . National 3.63;Mannhsto(5)d, Pazimeno7. Montreal 5,64; Castillo(CF) ci. Johnson 6.3, San Francisco 'r -.;Ic- ,___4~__` I-,- - Eveni ong Herald 300 N. French e 11 I SCOREBOARD 0; Actr ywood Space age technologies have done much to OP- - HR S RBI, Howard 3-5 3 Rill, H .0, The - 6 6 .SW d - Spunky Sara was picked fron 5,000 little girls t star with Walter Matthau and Julie Andrews in the remake of Damon Runyan's classic, Little Miss Marker, Bazaar says she's destined to be the Shirley Temple of the 80's. W. 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Tuesday, March 25, i98o_lB _______ Whether you're looking to buy timize the performance of America's ('up cornThe rigging developed for the "Enterprise" petitors But even the must advanced yachts was also noteworthy since it illustrated how technology developed in one field can be like this Swedish boat named the "Sverige" applied in a totally different one. In this in- have little chance for victory without a skilled and stance. the designers relied on a nickel-cobalt RIGI'I'I' B YwIlMid it in the CiaSSIñed1 - aluminum retained its full strength _____________ Despite all the space-age materials and technologies, however, the helmsman still has to make the critical decisions and order the decisive actions. The real margin of victory lies in his skill and experience-and in those of the unsung crews who have made the history of America's Cup challenges a memorable part of international sports drama. - JuMP ' - alongside the tank, recording the action of the ts - _____ - .• Yach is being sailed by comparing optimum perforinance figures stored in the computer's memory with actual ones. - - j Cup alloy developed for the aerospace industry, Onboard computers which have been used with increasing success during the last three competitions can perform a wide range of tasks during a race. They are used to measure "true wind," keep track of the boat's position and the range and bear ing to the next mark, and display the apparent wind angle and speedon the next leg of the traingular course. All this Is done on a continuous basis, Most important, perhaps, the computer can indicate how well or how poorly the boat ______ _____ er icas ES V - _____ ,_,..'',', " ' • ': ~17 ': - - -:- a- • '. --i-.-'-; -. rcv _______ it I I '! ________ ____ wiliti,i1-1),"t IF 1 - - . '. W7 !~ A- ..- $' _________________ _ _____ :' __________ 't.* 4 ~ 1 022=rz"161: . _________________ ______ _______ 1______ -: _______ ______________ �BLON DIE F- 215—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. '-- " KIND 5i .. . WCULO YOU PAEA CUP ) 11 Tuesdiy, March 25,i goo THATS STANGE...THEY) 1 iN< TEA EvEy USUALLS WANT COFFEE AFTE.jQQ AT THIS or HOT 41 Mountain Answer to Previous Puzzle pass _ 0MAN rI 1 Othello villain 42 Lampshade BE CjR1' 5 Inthesame 45Metsl ijjj YJOIV!O .JuIN QUAINT 1AJjjN P A Rlyll \ place (abbr.) container H H !.1.1 OLD CUSTOM, ,, 9 What (Ii.) 48 Turkish gulf I'i!1 $IP ISN'T _0 E L E 12 Forest Inimal 49 Collaborate - • AIRI 50 Citrus drink (2 ACUTII.y 13 Infamous 1iN E i wds.) Roman ETTEIACT , ANLN 53 Witness emperor AV £ I A U 1 0 N AIT 54 Biblical - 14 Buddhism • $ mpoomi preposition 7 1~' type A I $ L1AM III 5 5 Edge I 15 Occasional 4..Boil Intents lij 17 Jackies 2nd _____ 57 Redeem husband OEM $ , $ 58 Good (Let) 18 Shed tears 21 Trojan 38 Loop for 19 Skill DOWN mountain lifting 20 Bogged down -. 22 Pod vegetable 39 Bell lIii122 Before (prefix) i-'L '%--23 Spanish hero I aacrea Dira O f 23 Containers 41 Boat the Nile 24 Main idea 24 Tacky by Mort Walker 42 Utter brokenly 2 Air (prefix) 25 Misplace 27 Paving 3 Attire 43 Instead 26 American material 4 Prospector's 44 Poems Indians 31 Small quantity find 45 Cablevision 27 Formulated 32 Sheet of glass 5 Harden SO R$&4 33 Oklahoma (abbr.) YOU AREJ 8 Cummerbund 28 Fish of the town carp family 48 Relief 7 Biblical , 34 Compass 29 Gulf between organization character point A'rica and 8 Small rodents Scandinavian 35 Deities Arabia 9 Russian god 36 Glazes 30 Lump emperor 48 Sown (Fr.) 37 Leaving a will 10 In this place 32 Cooking 51 Genetic 39 Vales utensils 11 Novelist material 40 Beast of Bagnold 35 Vaporous burden 16 Indiana city 36 Trouble 52 Flow back - i TIME ACROSS by Chic Young TE I lip (!A BEETLE BAILEY - --" — - 1 2 3 -- - 4 12 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 15 HF,A PRFTTY 6'OOD - - it 10 17 16 — Can By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB My husband is 38 years old He's 6foot.1--and weighs 210 Pounds. He has an executive job (big money, big worries). Every night he drinks from three to five drinks of scotch or gin (about 40 ounces every week). He reads the paper for an hour and then we have dinner. I've tried to cook good food no fried food or sauces, lots of vegetables and not too much beef. Then he goes back to the paper for another hour and the rest of the evening we Lives Dr. TUESDAY, MARCH25 Lecture by Joseph S. Isoman of New York on "Lawyers' Loyalties in Transition: When the Interest of the Client and Public Conflict," 8 p.m., Hauck Auditorium, Rollins College Winter Park, Free to the public. Concert by Rhythm Express, show choir from Ft. Wayne, I n d., 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Mall. Open to public. - do about it, I suspect your husband is overweight, which means he's watch TV. We do have weekend activities. He probably smokes a pack a day. Of that, I'm not sure, I don't want to be a widow when I'm 50. Tell me how I can keep my husband alive Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community consuming more calories than he's using. You can help some with diet but he could help, too, by Increasing his level of physical activity. A person who is overweight tends to develop high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels. And, of course, cigarette Center. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion Half way House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adeltnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 smoking will significantly increase his risk of heart attacks or strokes. Wives have an opportunity to significantly help their husbands with these problems. The first and most obvious help they can offer is in the kitchen. Under these Presidents Council, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Tom Hunt will speak on Ronald McDonald House. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. OWedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, Recovery, Inc. for nervous and former mental patients, 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. executive decisions and circumstances a wife should r DRIVFR minimize his risks and make an extra effort to maximize his rewards, provide satisfying, nutritious HUMEN HNNEW The lifestyle you describe is food that's low in calories and typical of many men in our it sounds like that's what modern civilization. This also you've been doing. It's imB has a lot to do with why heart portant to find out how to disease and strokes are so eliminate all the fat you can U common in men. The human from the food because that body just wasn't constructed will help eliminate an enor. •41 for a lot of inactivity and mous number of calories. It's 42 43 44 45 48 47 48 excessive amounts of mental a lso Important to go easy on stress. / the sweets, 49 by Bob Montana - 50 J51 J 52 PDfhr Man top ,.,I$. Thu c,.nru'i ki .,,. .1.I4*II I4 ..UIP W5III W u%,'.I 1111115 JUU VUU UI) —— your husband, you might give is to interest your husband in 53 54 —— I turn some facts to read so I'm evening activities that will —— 58 55 sending you The Health Letter involve some 56 57 physical number 13-2, How To Measure I — — — exercise. Rather than - L Your Risk Of Heart Disease, nagging, it's a better idea to, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Other readers who want this be a participant. A good — Issue can send 75 cents with a approach here is to establish long, stamped, self-addressed an evening walk because you envelope for it. Send your enjoy it and ask him to go with HOROSCOPE request to me, in care of this you. In the course of time, newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, he'll learn to enjoy the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Radio City Station, New York, evening walk, too. If he's up to NY 10019. This issue sets forth it, eventually you might want the relative risk that a person to encourage him to engage in For W.dn.sday, March 19, 1980 fnkn. frnm ki..., ,. ..... . .. some reguzar jogging witti YOUR BIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider you think you're being developing high cholesterol, you or if you want a more March 21,Im deprived or neglected. It's not high blood pressure and social evening, perhaps you MJ "\ VJH'I' IT (JLJLD MAKE You can look for your social true, cigarette smoking. And it also can encourage him to go' ajc 1HE circle to expand this coming VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) recommend, what you should dancing with you. year as you begin to meet a lot Situations revolving around -r 1sJ1 1 T1 cwe of new people. One word of the family today could be caution: Before mI4ing new exceptlonaliy confusing and pals with bUInSIS, nak, aixe complicated.- 'Make . mare. AT BRIDGE you k now all about them, you're not the major con- WIN ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) ti'lbutct to the problem. There isn't anything wrong LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. -. and were still sure of a clubS with your work today, yet 23) Having a defeatist outlook trick. NORTH 3'5 nothing you do seems to will cause you to see things South criticized North's, • A K 103 please you. Because of ft negatively today. Before you three-spa de bid. He asked why' 74 North hadn 't just taken away you may never complete what throw in the towel, at least •K J 2 a ll value of his diamondyou set out to do. Find out give things a t17. • A K 73 honors. North felt that the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) moire of what lies ahead for r EAST by Ed Sullivan game bid was a good one. It YO U in the year following your Unrealistic goals could be 052 47 would have been a cinch if:. AlOI152 bIrthda ' sending for ) QJ3 your undoing today. Make TWIRUN J BATON ____________ East had held the ace of •Q7 •A111543 copy of AsiroGraph Letter, sure you don't confuse what hearts instead of West and it' oft • 5 *Q10 was just unfortunate that one' Mall $1 for each to Aifro. YOU can afford with what you SOUTH club discard on a good diaGraph, Box 489, Radio City wish to attalm 04 8AGITIARIUS (Nov. M. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to KS anthing. Dec. 21) You have the ability specify birth date. , • 10 In all this discussion no one: TAURUS (April 20-May's) to accomplish your goals 45542 saw that Souh could and: Someone today Isn't as honest today, but it could be difficult should have made the game Vulnerable: Both 1 as you think about a situation to coordinate your plans against all those misfortunes. : Dealer: North All he had to do would be to: I in which you're both involved, because you don't believe it. West _____ fOrth East South play a low diamond from: Watch out. Cot CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. to 10 14 dummy at trick one. -: GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) You could lose something Pau 34' Pus 44' That would have - left East: P1 — .Pan Pan Pact, or agreements ma& you had right at. your right between a rock and a;today have small chance of fingertips because you have a X-49 hard place. He could play his fulfilling themselves, because tendency to believe your own ace of diamonds and shift to a Opening lead:4 Q by Stoffel & HsimdahIeither you or others involved daydreams and to be heart. The defense could score: the first three tricks but then: may have little intention of the track. South would get two club dis-: HERE DO AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. keeping promises suede cards instead of one, or East:, 19) A 1t of needless tension By Oswald Jacoby could duck. Now South could: ouY CANCER (June 2Wuly 22) could be created today by aid Mu Sistag SO long U CUtII%1Ofl it3OUfldl, set up one of dummy's dia-.' month for a heart discard and:' especially in I nodal &*i, being too possessive or South covered West's queen would only lose one heart. jealous concerning some : don't do anything.; of diamonds with dumm1y's (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ' Someone frienth.Thisisnotyourstyie could get king. East took his acea,ed you to agree on PISCES (Feb. 20-Much 20) back the (For a Copy of JACOB the queen of hearts. something that's not In your Unfortunately, you could have king bit the dust and a MODERN, send $1 to: "Win aft best Interests. considerable faith In the heart was returned to East's Bridge," of this newspa-l. ____ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You wrong person when making jack. East played his ace of per. P.O. Box 489, Radio CIty, could be your own worst an alliance to got a job diamonds. South ruffed but Station, Now York. the defense had three tricks in 10019.) enemy today by indulging Qiances are he or she will your slIgMest whims because you down. -- Jill Room goo HEN dill ONN 2111M NNO REMEN _________ J_ I Too — THURSDAY, MARCH27 Free income tax service for senior citizens, 1-5 p.m., Longwood City Hall. Call Tina Anderson at 831.0655. Florida Audubon Seminole Chapter, 2 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Michael Marlin will present a program on trees. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, noon, Holiday Inn. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. — — — ..... WOW THE PRE OF 15 SOAR/A'S! Nt _ EEK & MEEK FRIDAY, MARCH 2$ Norman do Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Butch Cornelius, 107 Highland Court, Sanford. Program by Mrs. Fred Harris on Prison Life of Jefferson Davis. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Rd. Longwood AA, dosed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Seabees Veterans of America Island X4, 10 a.m,, CPO Club, Orlando NTC. Sanford IA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Irish American Club of Central Florida, I 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, - rII%II I Ape no%n - P CHA5NG CARLYL f CALJ5EP HER IOC MUCH GRIEF.' - ~rr~ ,~ it" - ccoROlNSTofl4g5,I OWE HALF OPMY INCOMF. S IN TAXES. - SATURDAY, MARCH It Minicomputer demonstratIon, 9:30.11 a.m., Deltona Public Library. A novice's introduction to use of minicomputers in education, games, home and - i1'Ar I EC MR. RABar care - J. LW - - by Bob Thavu WU'6C Pei by Leonard Starr: .- UNM AMU NXT Wa AIPM 1W T1f WINT V*4m' KIN IVJ1 JE 19 cfi~ MmI4N. a( *1 K4F'W4 19 AN W FR'ED ER. RH1 THE FOG LIFTS.'. --V, rj L _ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL I-fl S - e m Kew CANMM(IN& fl5 MIPE1 POYA)V*i$T 10 \ I • —— N. lOONIES - —_---___•'7 ' MM*& • J IV ___________- - Chicken Dinner 3 $1 COLE PIECE$OFCHICKEN, MASHED POTATOES OR BAKED BEANS OR SLAW 2 VEGETABLES, NOT ROLl. PLUSI " " Cafe Ifs.. SIN SHRIMP DINNER Pris, o"Jift 1111 OYSTER DINNER Cils Iii. Sal R CATFISH DINNER slow, Nil - ift 21005. FRENCH AVE. Hwy. 17-fl- Sanford ••,, I $ • 0 (1) NEWS uS) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- EVENING ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE U (35) DICK VAN DYKE L!D 111.00 e 17) MOVIE CR (10 THE ART OF BEING HUMA "Love: Myth And 1:00 (1 AND White. Cs,) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE CAROL BURNETT IEND8 Guest: Betty RESTLESS 0 ALL MYCHILDREN - 900 0 (1) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: 6:30 •@) NEWS ci'o 1)0 NEWS Tony Randall, Harve Villechaize. Guests: Lola Fala. na, Dorothy Hamill. Roger and Roger, ballet dancer George de Is Pena, Atwin NIkoIaIs dance NEWS (ED (3 5 DY GRIFFITH Andy and Ba y are involved in the catchin t a jewel thief, (10 E ART OF BEING HUM Roles We Play" (17 here. NEWHART Bob Graduates of t he course earn gives u s practic. in Chicago credits toward an associate degree to b.c a professor at a in applied science through t he small a in Oregon. Community Colleg e of the Air Force. 700 The airman is 1976 graduate Of 0 @) E THE MUSIC Oviedo High School, Oviedo. (5)0 MAGAZINE ER'S WILD CDO JOSEPH THORP 11tj(35) NFORD AND SON SHREVEPORT, La. Master Much Fred's delight, Sergeant Joseph C. Thorp, son of Lamoni' bride-tó.be decides Gordan E. Thorp of 124 Pinecrest Drive, Sanford, has received the not to m him. MerItorious Service Metal at 4(1O) ACNEIL / LEHRER Barksdale Air Force Base, here. pp He was cited for ou tstanding (2)(17) troupe. CD 0 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy assumes that Jack isn't getting enough affection at home when she learns that he' s see.ng an older woman. (R) (1J) (35) DINAHI a FRIENDS 4(10) MYSTERY 'Rebecca" . - Clark Air Force Base, Philippines. His mother, Constance R. R Ingo, resides at 207 Elderwood disap. pears aftf losing his store to Warrant Officer and Mrs. Richard L. Piety of 1S50 Barton St.. and "Saturn 3." SLAVERY "A Grateful Peasantry" Led by William Pitt and William Wilberforce, Parliament passes a gradual abolilion bill in 1792. 4(1O)KCAVETT U.S. Air Force let engine mechanics course at Chanute Air (121(17) KIN THE FAMILY Force Base. here. Archie tirh himself in a corn. Graduates of the course earn promisin situation with an credits toward an associate degree attractiit ve$aress. (Part 1) in applied science lhrouh lb. Community College of the Air 8:00 Force. The airman is 1979 graduate of MISADVENTURES 01 (1) Lyman High School, Longwood. OF 8H 1FF LOBO Lobo arrests n of Orly's biggest WALTERRESS men inor rto bribe them Into FORT BENNING, Ga. — Pvt. Walter L. Bess, son of Mr. and playing a otball game against Mrs. Lee E. Whack, 2026 Blackston a rival to (A) Ave., Sanford, recently completed (5)0 M E "The Ordeal Of 10:30 01(1) UNITED STATES Libby tells Richard that she would hire a hitman to kill her parents' best friend because of the way he treated her when she was young. (U) (35) CANDID CAMERA (14(10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS Mr. Question Man: Wolfgang von Sauerbraten: Matzoh Hepplewhile and the Nairobi Trio. One Station Unit Training (0501) Dr. Mud (Premiore) Dennis at Fort Banning, Ga. Weaver, san Sullivan. The OSUT is a 12.week period which story of 11 Maryland physician combines basic combat training who bec the subject of one and advanced individual training, of the co ry's most Infamous The training included weapons eunwHtingly aided qualifications, squad tactics, trials the esca of Lincoln's assespatrolling, landmlne warfare field communIcations and combat sin is dra tized. operations. This qualIfies the DAYS With the (7)0 soldier as a light-weapons in. help of R is's uncle, the g fantryman and as an indirect fire is Iran ted back to the crewman. 11:00 0(4)5)0(1)0 NEWS 1111(35) BENNY HILL. (14(10) FAWLTY TOWERS (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD "World Of Flight" ROCKFORD After 5e9 2tØars for slaying his wits. an 4ii6wvlel hires Rockford to flnms real kIller. (10) OVA "Mr. Ludwig's wheeled.vofilcle mechanic course at the U.S. Army Training Center, Fort Jackson, S.C. During the course, students were trained to perform main, tenance and assist in the repair of vehIcles and equipment. They became familiari zed with the functIoning of automotive wheeled components, operating principles of internal combustion engines, fundamentals of fuel and electrical systems, and the use of organIzational and tes t Tropical amland" Thi story of the Ja,roj.ct, a multi-million dollslenture In the BraziIlan rain fest, and its mastermind, bill airs Daniel Ludwig, is told. automotIve associated August. He Is graduate of Seminole High School. leader uses every trick in the to and a sInger-dancer marriage contract. , 500 (7) 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. responsl UMTHU. FRI) (12)(17) OPEN UP(TUE) 8:30 a SHIRLEY - - - ' 0 @3 6:15 (17) NEWS 8:45 (10)A.M,WEATH 8:55 (121 (17) NEWS 2700 W.2IIhST.(S144.A) THOMAS FURLOUGH DAYTON. Ohiø First Lieutenant Thomas L. Furlough, son of retired Air Force Master Sergeant and Mrs. B. E. Furlough of 313 Hodges Road Chesapeake, Va., has been award ed the Joint ServIce Corn . mendatlon Medal at Wright. Patterson Air Force Base, here, He was 000 for outstanding duty pertormancewhll,$er ving In the TEMPEST and Security EngIneerIng DivisIon at the National Security Agency, Fort George G. Meade, Md. The lieutenant, a 1966 gradua te ill (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY ANFORD 5:30 0) (4) NEWS ($,) 0 MASH (7110 ALL IN THE FAMILY (U) (35)KuQ FU 23 (10)3-2-1 CONTACT (17,1(17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE GRAMMING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (11) (35) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY (WED) (11) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR WEDNESDAY ISS CHICKEN DAY F 7:30 01(4) TODAY (D 0 GOOD MORNING IMMOM RECIPE 11ID(35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (111(35) NEW ZOO REVUE IN 10 OVER EASY (121(17) LUCY SHOW - hIN$,q(Q) dlpprd - I II ' -. •: -r.i I ' I I Poo I \ — Goldsboro High School, Gold- Iboro, N.c,, received a bachelor's degree In 1973 from the University of Florida, He was commIssioned in 1916 through Officer Training School, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. His wife, Ronnie, is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ED. Fellows of 143 Grace Blvd., Altamonte NOISRTJOHN$ONJS. FORT RILEY, Kan. - Pvt. Hwy. 11-92 3337502 Wed. *u._514ows99C Mat - 1941 ' ___ PLAZA 11-1 VALUE $2.16 Good All Day Wednesday Going In Style 9 9 ,•_a;;ou8ROO V 1 0TUES. 0 ARLOAC NIlE FRIED CHICKEN "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN 10:30 a.m,-10 p.m. Except Fri. I Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m. People Who Own 30 The Dark Nourna, ct Grand 10 Daughter Of Drac 1$0 French Ave. ' 61 N. Hwy. 172 (Hwy. 17.12) $anford LO. Casselbrry olftoo~ AIL WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL O ERS ON THE HALF SHELL YST ONE - JAMES BRANS" - Airman INCIRLIK, Turkey First Class James B. Sransom, I • I ALL FOR ONLY 7:45 Only GEORGE BURNS PG The sergeant is a 1961 graduate of Emil R. Buchser High School, Santa Clara. His wife, Alice, is the daughter of HomerS. Kuneyci Sanford. C0601111111. 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash Potatossand gravy, coleslaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. I 2:15 LPLAzA I) 7:40 Only PG JOHN BELUSHI Sase,here. Force Base, Okla. A IN graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood, the airman earned an associate degree in 1172 from Seminole Community I FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER Sgt. Jackson is a security supervisor at Dover Air Force 1272 Tulane Drive, Altamonte Springs, has arrived for duty hers Adana. Airman Bransom, a radio relay equipment repairman, was previously assigned at Tlnk.r'Air - 121 (17) MV THREE SONS 12:00 8 G TODAY of I (35) TOM AND JERRY 0 (.41) CHAIN REACTION () 0 (730 NEWS (fl) (35)1 LOVE LUCY t3(1O) EDUCATIONAL PRO- TRIO ('TUE) service. "*L 5:00 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) AMERICA (Ii) (35) SHAZAM (NON) Sr., of 241$ Painted Rock DrIve, Santa Clara, Calif., has re-enlisted intheU.S, AIr Force after 16 years CALL 3224353 15 AFTERNOON 7.00 0 @11 TODAY (15) 0 MORNING NEWS MORNING (t) 0 GOOD of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jackson .. 4:30 EMERGENCY ONEI 13 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN [t135) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS tl(17)GlLLiQAN'S ISLAND fl( 11:55 FLORIDA - .....,............ ['710 MERV GRIFFIN ()j)(35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS .24 (10) SESAME STREET t121 (17) SPECTREMAN 11:30 fl(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 7)0 FAMILY FEUD (17) 0 GOOD MORNING sergeant Joseph A. Jackson, son MONDAY PRIVA PANTIES TUESDAY .................PRIVA PARTIES WEDNESDAY .......................7:00-10:00 THURSDAY ................PRIVA PARTI!S ADULT SESSION (14 & Over) $1.00 8:30.10:00 FRIDAY .............................7:31.11:11 SATURDAY ........................ ..1:00-4:00 7:30-11:00 SUNDAY ............................CLOSED 4:00 -O @3 THE BRADY BUNCH $ 0 BEWITCHED 10:55 6:30 JOSEPH JACKSON Technical DOVER, Del. I' 10:30 HOLLYWOOD (,)O CBS NEWS 11:00 0 @3 HIGH ROLLERS t,5J 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (fl) 0 (14) TODAY IN FLORIDA (15) 0 ED ALLEN 3:30 (17) THE FLINT- STONES 21 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (MON. THU) g(10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (TUE. WED, FRI) SQUARES tI) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 8:30 W. 25th, Sanford, recently was ass igned as a truck mechanic with the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Ken. ' 8:10 112) (17) WORLD AT LA RGE (WED) Robin B. Johnson Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Johnson, 1109 Ol P 0 @3 CARD SHARKS (1]) (35) PTL CLUB (112)(17) MOVIE 8:25 Springs. LE 1) 0 SUNRISE (12) (17) LISTEN (MON) (12)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) (121(17) THE ATHLETES (MON) BRIEF (FRI) (17)I LOVE LUCY j(35) 10:00 (THU) 5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT ' 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL LI P (35) CASPER 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 14 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (12)( 1 7) GREEN ACRES ERS('THU) 2:25 11 (17) NEWS (R)(MON-THU) 930 ID(35) FAMILY AFFAIR 01 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 5:20 (71) 0 GOOD MORNING (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED FLORIDA While the Is are In Chicago, Lenny and quiggy move into GARY SNOKE , their apart 1. TUCSON, An:. Gary L. Snoke Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Snoks Sr.. of 216 Flamingo Drive, Sanford, has been promoted In the U.S. Air Force to the rank of son lor WILLI 000SONJI, airman. LANDSTU .WestGermany — Airman Snoke is a let engIne Major Willis E. Dodeon Jr.. son mechanic at Davis.Monthan Air Of Mr. and . W. E. Dodson of 117 B. 16th 5 Sanford, has bean Force Base, hers. tHIs wife, Christina, Is the decorated w the Meritorious daughter of Juanita HoIscIaw of Service Mod here at Ramstein Air Base. 232$ Wright Ave., Melbourne. The Merito us Service Medal is awarded cificaliy for out. RICHARD WELLS Pvt. standing non mbat mItorious FORT JACKSON, S.C. achievement servIce to the Richard H. Wells, son Mr. and United States Mrs. Bobby G. Wells, of 405 Vihlen Malor Dod , a 1962 graduate Road, Sanford, recen tly completid of SemInole School, Sanford, basIc training at Fort Jackson, received a elor's degree in S.C. During the training, students 19M from Flo State University received instruction in drill and at Tailahass and was corn. missioned t ugh the ROTC ceremonies, weapons, m ap program, reading, tactics, military cour. His wife, artha, Is the 1911y. military ustice, first air, and daughter of and.Mrs. Walter Army history and traditions. graduate of Nltcher of 17 Minion Drive, eiIs is a 1971 Columbus, Ga Seminole High School. 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 0(14) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (1[)OHEALTHFIELD fl (35)GOMER PYLE 3:00 (R) AMERICA MORNINU embitter es-Confederate - ' ___ officer vo reveng. on those (DO LA 1) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (1) 93 MOVIE (fl) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (9 10 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (THU) book 11121(17) ItOVIE, "Dallas" (1950) cb-y Cooper. Ruth Roman. n finding his horns and pr ty destroyed, an equipment. Barnes entered the Army last ' 11:30 0(35) - 0 1$) TURNS 0 9:00 5:55 (J (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON. WED) (11) (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) NEWS (13(10)8ESAMESTREET 01 (1) (S) 0 (X) 0 THE THREE 1121 (17) SPECIAL Resulti of the New STOOGES I THE LITTLE RAS York and Connecticut primar. CAI.8 es are presented. 7:25 (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 1112) (11) MOVIE "Sweet 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA Music" (1935) Rudy Vallee, MORNING (71) 0 GOOD FLORIDA Ann Dvorak. An orchestra Roaring' JAMESSARNES Pvt. FORT JACKSON, S.C. James B. Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Barnes, 2725 W. 23rd St., Sanford, recently completed a C (MON) ROAD(WED) 01 @3 THE WILBURN BROTH- 2:00 El ( ) THE DOCTORS 0 AS THE WORLD 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD )! (35)1 DREAM OF J EA NNIE 12 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL RY GARDEN (FRI) M(17) ROMPER ROOM CD 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (121(17) THE FIGHT AGAINST bankrupt( (Part 2) Longwood, has graduated from the 24 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO- 5:40 111)0 TAXI Latka uses his Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Cruising," "The Last Married Couple In America" MORNING (ID(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (1O) PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) 4 (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) 3(10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) (WED) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) 01 @3 NASHVILLE ON THE 11J (35)35 LIVE AMERICA 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (1) 0 UNTAMED WORLD 9:30 10:00 CD 0 ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL 23(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS 7:30 Q GOOD (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 6:00 o @1) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) @3 PORTER WAGONER (PJE) (R) 0(i) TTAC DOUGH NEWLYWED 0 E Winter Springs. GAME I JOHN PIETY ()0 FLRIDAI RAN TOUL, III. - Airman John TD (35) UDE Maude fears P. Piety, son of retired Army Chief the worsehen Walter 5:25 At the suggestion of Mrs. Danvers, the new Mrs. do Winter copies a dress from a portrait in the gallery for a revival of the traditional Manderley costume ball. (Part 3) entire life savings to rent a wiurious penthouse for a month NFORDANDSON duty performance as a supply management superintendent at DAYS OF OUR LIVES O Myster ROlill CARLISLE DENVER — Airman First Class Robbie R. Carlisle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Carlisle of Route 4, Orlando, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force weapon mechanic course at Lowry Air Force Base, I 1: L TALLER TWA# byT.K.Ryan a primary noncommissioned of. Iicer course at Fort Campbell, Ky. The school, orientated toward small unit tactics, is designed to enhance leadership abilities through 'patrolling, night maneuvers and compass reading, The course includes training in long range patrol, cornmunications techniques, river crossing, ambush procedures and survival trainina -— -- .ii and evasion techniques. Perkins is assigned to the 31St Field A rtillery. His wife, Stacy, is with him at the tort. SKATING SCHE . 12:30 I TUESYL 1980 WINTE I': • _ VOUCANBE TUMSLEWUDS ano Mrs. Most W. Perkins, 1004 Maple Ave., Sanford, recently completed $IJtjJW TNE t GIRAFFE MASKS J ON V$(A9? HEYTHAT JV - 0.-,61 ii_ ..,,.., .vi, ofa ml. - ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST Tuesday, March 25, 1980-3B TV IGHLIGHTS JOHNNY PERKINS FORT CAMBELL, Ky. Spec. 4 IIkI,n... 0 — Evening Herald, Sanford, I. - IN THE SERVICE ENDAR - husband needs to make some f ;23 Stretch . — help. DEAR READER - No, you're just realistic. Your — -__________ lB 22 ives for 40 years. My husband says I'm a perpetual pessimist and a party pooper. I need your H 0 ARCHIE - 9 14 15 ALWA CITATIO$$ FOR IT. H0 - 8 We Husbands' DOZEN $125 Served 4p.m.tolp.m. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ...............SOc -' I I. of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Over looking The St. Jfms" PH. 323.1910 Sanford 'W w �-. 48-EnningHers Id, Sanford, Legal Notice F. - I-' Tuesday, March 25, 1910 Legal Legal Notice Notice Legal Notice Legal - •- • .. .. .• . . - •• -- 7 .-- - --. ______________________________ Notie • -•- .. • ?:t' . __ Tuesday, March 26, 1900-56 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 1. I Altamonte executive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OFPIIILICSALE FICT1TIOUS$A4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA Townhouse. 3 BR, 2' B, A used 1974 UtIJty Refrigerated El OH TEEN TN Notice is hereby given at i am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Brantley Schools. $350 mo. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Van Semi Trailer, Serial No. engaged in business - winter Park aJI$ Old PROBATE DIVISION Call 3225965. COUNTY, FLORIDA 7T36236005, with a used Carrier Hickory Court, Long*d, FL FILE NUMBER K.I17.CP Civil Action No. 10-426-CA-"P Refrigeration Unit, Serial No. 322-2611 32750, Seminole C0untylorId a, 831-9993 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF NOLA Don't pile no longer needed item IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF F?3442l, will be sold to the highest under the fictitious nametcFT5, MAJESKI, high as an elephant's eye. Place. WAYNE DOUGLAS LEWIS, I bidder for cash to satisfy a lien and that I intend to refer said CLASSIFIED DEPT. Deceased. a classified ad, and pile the Husband held by Fruehauf Corporation. The name with the Clerk of t Circuit RATES NOTICE OF money in your wallet ,d sale will be held at Fruehauf ,L.,, itime Court, Seminole County, brida in 44c line ADMINISTRATION HOURS .ARY HILDA LEWIS, Division, 2455 S. Orange Blossom accordance with the prálons of 3constcufjve times 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only c a line TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Wife Trail, Apopka, Florida, on April 3, 0:00 A. M - S:30 P.M. the Fictitious Name Sties, To. 7 on Lake Ada. Just $o. of consecutiva times CLAIMS 36c a line OR NOTICE OFACTION DEMANDS 1910. at 10:00a.m. Wit: Section 065.09 FlorIda Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In MONDAY thru FRIDAY To: AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE FRUEHAUF CORPORATION Statutes 1957. Sanford. Call 323.0670 SATURDAY 9 Noon AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Wayne Douglas Lewis, Suzarwte M. Roberts . 3 Lines Minimum $1g. Central Florida zchnical Mariner's Village Residence unknown INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Office Manager Services Inc. Last known address: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish March 25, 1910 By: Peter H. Halpern that the administration of the C 0 General Delivery, . DEADLINES DET-124 31—Apartments_Furnished : President il estate of NOLA MAJESKi, Geneva, FL 32732 Publish March 23 0. Ap1,a, 15, j deceased, is pending In the Circuit NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE You are hereby notified that a . Noon The Day Before Publication 1900 Sanford 2 BR 2 B mod, turn, AC, for Seminole County, proceeding for dissolution of A used 1974 Utility Refrigerated DET.116 _ Court apt. Avail April 10 to Nov. 10. Florida. Van Semi-Trailer, Serial No. The coperSonal marriage has been filed against Sunday Noon Friday Adults only. No pets. $300. 323. -representatives of the estate are 7T36236007, with a used Carrier you and you are required to serve NOTICE OF INTENTION TO I ROBERT SEYMOUR, JR., 510 Refrigeration Unit, FICTITIOUS NA a copy ol your written defenses, it Serial ______________________ 41—Houses No. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME 80—Autos for Sale - 78—Motorcycles Lincoln Avenue, Titusville, any, thereto upon Petitioner's F734632, will be sold to the highest 62—Lawn.Garden Notice Is hereby givenat I am Lge 1 OR, redecorated, Adults no NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida 32700 and JAMES attorney, ROBERT M. MORRIS, bidder for cash to satisfy a lien engaged in business atPS Hwy. ______________________________ pets. $175 mo. $100 dep. 322. pursuant to Florida Statute $65.09, VA-FHA-235-Con. Homes W Garnett White Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, held by Fruehauf Corporation. The 427 North, Longwoocl, erninole Huge oaks shade this charming) 6017. WE BUY CARS 1979 Suzuki 05123 v that the undersigned, desiring to EUGENE MITCHELL, JR., • Req Peal Estate Broker Lawnmowers We sell the best 8 Florida, sale will County, Greeley be held at Low Down Payment Boulevard, 37771, on or before April Fruehauf Florida, unde$he f Ic. Springfield, _____________ Bdrm home with fireplace engage in business under the Like new cond. JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. I service the rest. WESTERN Virginia Division, 2455 S. Orange Blossom titious name of LOWOOD 1910, 1900, and file the original 32153. The name and hardwood floors, dining room, 701 S . French Cash for your lot' Will build on 323 7834 fictitious name of HOMES BY Call 319 5686 aft 19 m 107W Commercial AUTO, 301 W. is, 5t 31A--Duplexes address of the co-personal thereof with the Clerk of this Court Trail, Apopka, Florida, on April 3, WOODWORKS, and thaI intend your lot at our lot screened porch & garage, Production Scheduler needed by GINA. at P.O. Box 3396, City of Phone 372 7881, Sanford 2 Spaces In Masonic Gardens. In either JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 1900, at 10:00 a.m. before service to register said name'ith the on Central location. $33,000. V Enterprise, Inc boat mfg. Prior exp. necessary Longwood, County of Seminole, representatives' attorney are set area most beautiful Mem. A OK TIRE 372 7480 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or Petitioner's attorney or im. FRUEHAUF CORPORATION Clerk of the Circu Court, Model Inc Realtor SURPRISING COMFORT in this State of Florida, intends to forth below. in production planning A. New 2 OR 1 B WILD hook ups. orial Park, S0, to settle 3013 FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL NEW TIRESS19 89& UP 834 1605 (Dealer) All persons having claims or medialely thereafter; otherwise, a Suzanne M. Roberts Seminole County, Fiord in ac. Ige 2 BR older home. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try Range; dishwasher, disposal, scheduling. Send resume to Ed register the said name with the estate. YELLOW SAND 2413 French Ave. Sanford -----________________ Office Manager cordance with the provisln of t. Modernized, CH&A. conthis 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, din, rm,, Clerk of the Circuit Court of demands against the estate are default will be entered against you w-w carpet, utl rm. C H&A. Atchley, Pres. No phone calls Call Clark & flirt 323-7580 1 76 Olds De'ia 88. 2 dr, 350 engine, required, WITHIN Fictitious Name Statutetlo.Wlt: Publish March 23, 1900 venient location. $17.250. THREE for the relief demanded in the porch, gar., fireplace, 19. treed Call Orlando 636.4144, 295-6700 Seminole County, Florida. pleasel Coble Boat Co., P.O. 48,000 one owner mi, only MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Petition. DET.12S Section 065.09 FloridaStatutes P's°'s eve. lot, good area. PRICE 1057, Sanford, Fl. 32771. VIRGINIA GRAHAM 52.844, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy lOBBIES 1957. 79—Trucks. Trailers THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WITNESS my hand and the seal REDUCED TO $52,500. Publish March 2S& April 1. 1, , 436Cassetberry. 831 8399 68—Wanted to Buy THIS NOTICE, to file with the of this Court on the 21st day of NOTICE Sig. Shirley Siegel 1900 • Whf Be Lonely? 32—Hotises Unfurnished Write: "Get A Notice is hereby given * * * * * * * * clerk of the above court a written Sec., Tres. March, A.D. 1900. that the DET.122 BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY 71 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, I 7$ Pont Trans Am, like new, REAl. ESTATE Mate" Dating Service. All statement of any claim or demand (SEAL) Seminole County School Board will Publish March 25, & Apt' 1,I, is, 11*1101 33.000 rn only $5,888 136 Auto WOODED 3.2 acres (390 ft, REAL TOP, 327 7490 Will buy old class rings & silver 351 Cleveland, auto & AC. Only ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. $ACCTCLERKS$ hold a hearing at the School Board 1900 they may have. Each claim must ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH JR. 1 Sales, 860 frontage) on Stone Island Hwy Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $320 136, $3188. 436 Auto Sales, F60 Hwy coins. Top dollar paid. Call tar. Fl. 335!L Bkeeping & accurate typing, office boardroom on April 9, 1900, DET.120 Clerk of the Court be in writing and must indicate the Cacselbirry. 831 8399, Road $22,000. mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 1.36 CasSelberry. 8.148399 Jim 323-1880. Lake front country charm, 2 BR fabulous opportunity. $627.33 By Susan E. labor concerning amendment of Public __________________________ basis for the claim, the name and child., no pets. 28. brick FP, 1g. lakeside NEEDA SERVICEMAN? You'll mo. to start. 75 Gremlin, 6 cyl , auto air. Notice of the education records Deputy Clerk addressof the creditor of his agent COUNTRY LIVING at it's best! Geneva Gardens Apts. Geneva Dbl wide, 5 acres, high deck, dock, storage buildings, Make room in ydur attic, garage THERE' find him listed incur es Busin s section radio, 33.000 rn . $1615, S or attorney, and the amount ROBERT M. MORRIS, of AAA EMPLOYMENT of the Code of Conduct. IN THE CIRCUIT CURT or ________ 80—Autos for Sale 8 acres fenced, 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, 1503W. 25th St. dry, part fenced. 912 French Ave. Sell idle items with a Classifien Directory. fenced lot many extras. on5ider small car in Amendment is being made to THE EIGHTEENTH IDiCIAL 323.5176 claimed, If the claim is not yet HUTCHISON, MORRIS & tam. room, fireplace, screened Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at $31,900 by owner principals trade. good mileage, 3220090 Corner ofloth&French better Inform parents about their CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE OUNTY, due, the date when It will become MAMELE patio w-BBQ, sell cleaning Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, CH&A, 372 2611 or 831-9993. Sanford 3 lots $12,000. only. Call aft 3, 3236507. "Your Future Our Concern" 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 2 dr rights of privacy and rights of FLORIDA, PROBATE VISION, due shall be Stated. If the claim is Post Office Drawer H Pool w-cool deck, fenced fireplace, fenced in yd., '68 Cony PlmOuth Fury Sc. & Found -_____ Coupe, auto, air, this beautiful contingent or unliquidated, the Sanford, Florida 37771 access to students' records. There CASE No. N.106.CP pastures, fish pond, access to $695 Current C porch. Lease opt. to buy. 323. nt Insp 1k. Mary Volusia Co. 6 acres, 3 houses, will be no determinable economic IN RE: * * * * * * * * car is near mint excellent ________________ - 2 BR, fenced yd. nature of the uncertainty shall be Publish March 25, & April , , 15, Antiques Oriental Rugs St. Johns River. $129,000. 6570. 37) 7157 Secluded area $106,000. LAKE VIEW. $30,000. original paint $1,800 83 1 8 1 01 impact. The specific law being Estate of HOWARD l CRUM, stated. If the claim Is secured, the 1910 Music Boxes Slot Machines LOST: Blackcocli.a.000 Maintenance man for apIs. or 339 .4782 Implemented is F.S. 220.093. Also, also known as N.y CRUM, security shall be described. The DEll?) M Bridges Antiques 373 2801 3 BR, PP, fenced yd., assume Tomorrow may be the day you Beautiful 3 BR, I1/3 B, in Loch . Femele,7or$"high EXPERIENCED only need Longwood 3-2 blk needs TLC for consider ation will be the Deceased. claimant shall deliver sufficient mort. $42,900. sell that roll a way bed you've Arbor, CHIA, Ige yard with Ma 2005 1M?t. 3730063 apply. Seminole Gardens Apts $39,500 or best offer. . Amendment of Policy copies of the claim to the clerk to NOTICE OF ADMIP4ISOATION nowhere to roll away I I swimable lake in back. $100 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, If you lla4 319.11 which enable the clerk to mail one copy will permit the TO ALL PERSONSHAVINO iM LOST Sat. Elm & 101h, /2 Poodle place a Classified Ad today. first I last + sec. 373.5034 APPLIANCES & PLUMBING REINC. EXCEPHON to each personal representative, amount of textbook funds which CLAIMS OR UMANDS DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ½ Pomeranian, male, white w TO LIVE-IN BATEMAN REALTY FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur. All persons interested in the may be spent on non.adopted AGAINST THE ABOVESTATE touch of apricot, long fluffy AL1OR' '73 Chev Impala S W. top nittire. 205 P. 25th St. 373 0901. Mature woman to care Hwy 92. I mile west of Spe,xj for semi. Reg. Real Estate Broker materials totw,nty.five percent o, AND ALL OTHER ERSONS estate to whom-a copy of this 33—Houses Furnished I' 'tail, ans. to the name of Ace. carrier. cxc tires, new insp Invalid I housework, Private way, Daytona Beach. Will hold 701 Bldg. 3390509 7640 Sanford Ave. NOTICE OF APPLICATION the total. Since the policy states INTERESTED IN Ill ESTATE: Notice of Administration has been Reward. 322.5142 aft. S. rm. I be, good salary, per. slicker. $650 3230799 a public AUTO AUCTION E Altamonte Dr. 3390508 FORTAXD!EO WE BUY USEDFURNITURE& mailed are required, WITHIN that which is already the practice YOU ARE EREBY 321-0759 everyTuesday & Saturday manent, ref. & able to drive, Sunland Estates 2 OR, 1 B, den, FLORIDA STATUTES I91.246 APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur in the district, there will be no NOTIFIED LOST: Male Terrier, tan lwh, 1 THREE MONTHS FROM THE that to Ir Save Gas! No need driving to ad. Chrysler New Yorker 322.39,0. 30 Itt the only flOe fl ' 1977 OR, LR, Fl R. carport, back E I Mom threatens nilure Salvage. 322 0721 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, economic impact. The specific law ministration of the state of n........_. -. -yr old, 1½ ft tail, 1$ lbs. DATE OF THE FIRST "'.'VW"•". !UdUt'U, white on beach, enjoy refreshing pool, 2 -yard fenced. 373425$ -. Florid,i. You set the reserved that Paul R. Watson, the holder of being implemented is F.S. 233.34 Carriage Hill HOWARD V. CRUM, .0 known PUBLICATION area, Environmental F trotectlon Agency?" OF THIS white, beautiful Only 27.000 Possible 3 BR, I'? B. FR, price Call 901 255 8311 for the following certificates has lied Also for consideration will be the as H.V. Crum, Decease File No. Casselberry. Answers to Antiques, modern furniture, NOTICE, to file any objections mi 5.3.500 831 810-1 or 339 1702 * * * * * * * * 5cr. porch, patio, landscaped _______ _____________ further de',,lx said certificates for a tax deed to Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, .1W." Reward. 323.5454. 645. lO106'CP is pending inc Circuit they may have that challenge the yard on cor. lot, many extras. IA Stoiig.Ri*aI Lo be issued thereon. The certificate 1701, ts at? 7 43— concerning Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. is Dodge Coronet Brougham, V the requisItion and Court of Seminole Counl Florida, $ GENERAL LABORERS $ p.m. 030.1394. validity of the decedent's will, the 52—Appliances By Owner, lOs, 660-5419 eves. _______oumt' and years of Issuance, care of instructional materials, Probate Division, the ress of -_________________________ 3732001. Many openings, trainee position Realty, Inc 8. A C. Auto. Radio, good mpg. qualifications of the personal JUNE '75 Pontiac Bonneville, very MINI.U.LOCK the description of the property, and will provide for the purchase which is Room 3fl,Seminola avail. cxc running cond. 51.100 or clean, fully eqpt is mpg. representative, or the venue or IZIG REAL Idyllwilde-by owner, 4 New concrete buildings all Nice residential lot on El Portal, BR, 2R SitCS, 6 -Ctld cite and the names in which It was of Instructional materials by County Courthouse, Sanford. best otter 69 1871. AAA EMPLOYMENT 12.800. 327 8658 jurisdiction of the court, KENMORE WASHER Parts, REALTOR - MLS REALTORS.MLS Show by App?. $69,500 "Cash'322.4132 S2OI up, especially nice, most loaded with trees, Assume 912 French Ave. assessed are as follows: parents who choose to do so. Since Florida 32771. The ersoriaI 323.5176 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Service. Used Machines. 717 convenient on 1.4 at SR 18 $3,110 mtg. at 91 2 pct. mt. with 322-2073 aft 6p.m. E"323-IM Certificate No. 715 Corner of lOth& French Larrys Mart, 21 5 Sanford Ave. money collected for this purpose Representative of th.state is OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED MOONEY APPLIANCES Spur of the Moment Babysitting behind Days Inn, 1.4 industrial $25 mo. pymts. Total price Year of Issuance 1917 "Your Future Our Concern" Buy I Sell, the finest would be returned to textbocli JEFFREY T. RAY, hose ad. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 373 0697 in used In my home. HrIy, daily, wkly Park. 323-Mm. $7,500 or best offer. 323 5036. Spacious I BR 2 B split plan Description of Property Lots 119 funds, there will be no economic dress is c.o Post Off icøox 132$, furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools NOTICE REALTY Date of the first publication of WORLD. rates. Day, or night. 3334477, 120 Longwood PB 1 PG 21 Irepo — 16 cu1iffrost tree. impact. The specific laws being Winter Park, Florida p790. The ____________________________ home. with a Ig 16x 32 pool for this Notice of Administration: _ With the aid of modern technology and several years research, * * * * * * * * Waiting for a Good Deal? IF YOU REALLY WANT TO Name in which assessed implemented are F.S. 233.4 and name and address of tflPersonal March 25, 1910 Summer time fun. Close to Orig. $529. now $205 or $19 mo. ' our company has discovered the only way to double and triple food 40—Condomi n i ums Wanted to -buy used office Traffic and weather condi. t2SicII Lakeview Towers Development 233.46. Also for consideration will Representative's an-n.y is SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL Agent 339-5386 ROBERT SEYMOUR, JR. ' - Exp cabinet makers, apply shopping & schools. Exc. for __________________________ products in the world, at - minimum cost, using environmental equipment. Noll's Sanford US, WE HAVE BUYERSI Corporation of Sebring ------• growing lam. Only $59,900. As Personal Representative lions often times dictate HERE ARE 31 u...ru,. ini nign protty, be amendment of Policy 6Gx59. KENNETH F. MURAH, of profit,depression proof business is the fastest . Starline Ent, Old 29$, Rudder Furniture Salvage, 1792, So Allot said property being in the 142.12 which would allow United Murrah, Doyle, Sasseønd DItt. Sanford, 1k. Mary, new 3 BR, of the Estate of 5 acre grove 55.000 ilwn growing industry In the world. This is not hydroponics. vehicle operations respons,. dr., Sanford Airport. 0.1, 53—TV. Radio.Stereo of Sanford 327 8771. II NOTICE II County of Seminole, State of States Presidential and vice. mer, PA., 000 Wit Morse 7B, adjacent Golf Course. Handyman special, a great NOLAMAJESKI 10 acres, part wooded, part HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. --- -. (((((0))) bilities. Even though 'the Florida. AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, presidential candidates to provide Boulevard (Post Off icóox 1321), bargain at $20,500. This home Pasture. $2,000 dwn. JAMES EUGENE MITCHELL, — bdrms, 112 baths, corner lot w 'V1tIEiIRL OVER Sanford Plaza Cleaners speed limit may be 55 mph., I JR. drapes. $430 132.0943 or 322. Unless such certificate or cer. for an assembly at a school during Winter Park, Florida HO. includes 2 BR 1 B on a very Ig We buy used furniture trees, nice area. $70500!! LPN & AIDES The Real Estate Agency 6 Sac resw sm. pond, $l.000dwn. NEW PHONE NUMBER tificates shall be redeemed ac 597$ 50 235 tot. Let's show it to you Good used TV's, $75&up a responsible driver would i As Personal Representative school hours. Present policy states FURNITURE & THINGS All persons having laims or cording to today! low the property that schools may not paniclpateln demands against the tate are Better We specialize In lots, acreage, MILLERS Inc., Realtors 500 S. Sanford Ave. Living SQUARE off he Estate of Center, FOOTAGE slow down considerably or 3224063 described in such certificate or events that are for the furtherance required, WITHINTHREE 7bl9OrlantjoDr farms, ranches & groves. Sanford Casselberry, Call for ap. 323 6593 ___________ Ph 372-0 I5 GALQRE-3 big bdrms, brick ?.*3S'1 S French 117 92) Sanford 41--Houscs Pull off the road when he ATTORNEY FORNOLAMAJESKI certificates will be sold to the of our politically partisan Interest. MONTHS FROM THEtATE OF P't, Eve. 305-660-5440 Pointment. 3395002. 303.323.1563 PERSONAL f. p1., formal OR, eat-in kit. 4 323 5324 Land owner will have an nd.npnda,.f h,,.in... •k• ------highest bidder at the court house There would be no determinable THE FIRST PUBLICrIONOF encounters dense fog or etc REPRESENTATIVES: H. Ernest cor. lot w Oaks for $34,00011 sr. 18—Help Wanted over $70,000 annually In this exclusive ground floor opportunity. TELEVISION door on the 71h day of April, 1900, economic Impact. Thespeclfic law THIS NOTICE, to fiii*lth the tremely, heavy rain. Florida C. VERNON MIZE, JR., OF 4 Pct. interest to qualified — 72—Auction Hedge against inflationt RCA color console 73", Sold ill May be run as family operation part-time or absentee ownership. Reg. at 11:00 AM. * * * * * * * * Broke, being implemented is F.S. 230.03 clerk of the above coua written OWNER buyers. New homes with WILL FINANCE Build tâ Suit-our lot or yours - 5acre on last growing 1k. Mary Law requires headlights to be CLEVELAND, MIRE & BRIDGES over $700 Balance due $173.00 Dated this 26th day of February, (2). For those persons interested, statement of any claim demand RN full time, $1 shift. Apply in Post Office Drawer Z quality monthly 3-2 payments 17.92, w brick f. p1. -+ 290 N. S IOOKKEI FIRS Casselberry, Fl. under $250. FHA-VA, FHA 2350. 715 Blvd. 330' frontage. Good or take over my paymer'Is burned at all times when Sanford, Florida 3277) 1910. person Sanford Nursing I Exp. $170 to $155 to start. Mon. GUN AUCTION complete copies and economic they may have. Each urn must BBQ. Fam. Rm., split plan w. Low down payments, 373 7787, 534.0200 Eve. $43.365 termsl $17 00 month. Still (SEAL) in Impact statements of above be In writing and must licate the Cony. Center, 950 Meilonville Sunday March 30th windshield wipers are in use. Telephone: 305.332.1314 huge bdrms, + scr porch in thru Fri. 9.5. Exc. oppor. FOR INFORMATION warranty. Will deliver. Call M. tinsworfh Realty ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR. policlss are available at the school basis for the claim, thsirne and Ave. Consignments accepted exec area for only 571,950111 The same good judgement PublIsh March 25, I. April 1, 1950 AAA EMPLOYMENT Maitland East, Howell Estates, Let a Classified Ad help you find - Wekiva retreat I acre on St. 867 5394. JOHN AR DEN CLERK ' beard office, 1211 Melionville addrnsof the creditor gptag.fl SANFORD AUCT ION 323.73.40 DET.126 912 French Ave. by owner. Deluxe pool, lovely 4 should be applied when trat. more room for storage. 333.5176 1.113.631.1911 Johns River. Only 55.000 dwn. ... _________ CItCUIt Court, ij Avenue, Sanford. FiendS, or atfeiiiy, spare or psr$.flm $al help sfnefl$ POOL PARADISELovely 1 $ Corner of 10th & Prondi OR 2 B, FR, 2 car garage, sc TV repo It' Zenith. Sold or'1g. Total price unbelievable at Classified Ads find buyers RHODEN ENTERPRISES Seminole Co. tic conditions could pose a 1U For Estate Commercial I. Rest. Allan F. Keith, claimed. If the claIms no, yet WSMed.W.r1IOutOIyOuVOI BR, 3B split plan w.Cen, FLORloA REALTOR []] "Yo4RputureOUrconcent'. H.A. porch, kit appl. Many extras. fast. MLS -515.000. P.O. Box 1227 bet. $153.16 or $17 no Sanford, Fla . dentlal Auctions & Appraisals, Chairman potentially dangerous situa due, the date when it W become home, set your own hours, WWC. pan Pam Rm, fully 569,900, assume. 671.4507. Lake Wales, Fla. 33133 Agent 339-5386 By: Cheryl Grew. 323406lor eves. 323O517 Call Dell's Auction, 323 6420. Seminole County School due shall claim be stated. If t EXCELLENT * * * * equipped kit, + gorgeous pool is INCOME,. NO .* * * * t. - 3 BR. lB 2 1g. fenced lots, lion. Beautiful country lot In Deltona, Deput y Clerk Board contingent or unliquifted, the on huge cul-de-sac lot in Al f______________________ INVESTMENT. FrInge Privacy. PP. ready to be Mffl' J IN located off Courtland I _______________________ Make your TV remote controlled Somebody is looking for your Housekeeping, Publish March 1, )l, 15, 35, 1950 Full Time, Safety is a family affair. In. Publish March 75 $95 area, $61,900 42—Mobile Homes nature of Hurryll the unc.rtaifl shall be Include, benefits paid STEMPER SEZI 111~restored. All for $29,900. [.sute* STATE Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. bargain. Offer it today in the no wires. Come by our shop terested DET.13 in working with DET.114 stated. if the claim 1$ skired, the ,vlcatJQn, company car, . 323-7119 after S. SELLERS we have BUYERS for for demonstration. Classified Ads. 'V VTIlWI security miii be anea. The TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on retirement plan more. For your HOME or PROPERTY HERB'S TV ;;.';: for ap. Wanted to buy, older Mobile low interest mtg. on new 3 BR, claimant shall dcliv ufflclent more information call Rich or S dcre parcels, 1k Sylvan area. call for INDIVIDUAL at. 2591 5. Sanford Ave. 323 1734 polntment 3393O02. Home, single or double wide. 28 wconversat ion pit, stone f. copies of the claim to Ili clerk to I Marcia aft 6 p.m. 1343110. if Terms, call W. Maliclowski, tentlon. 75—Recreational Vehicles Call anytime 1.273.0711. p1. intercom, tile foyer + more enable the clerk to one copy h*nlc's Helper, chauffeur REALTOR, 322-7983. AUTO MECHANICS Used tbl model color TV's, all on ½ acre wooded lot in to the Personal R ative, ESTATE SALE 2 BR, FIRE. Brake, front end I muffler men. lic. preferred, will train. Apply working. $99.95. 10 to choose '7' Cab over Camper, 1lOV, AC. Prestigious area. Just 1 YR. OLD DBL.W1DEAll persons Inter In the ' REALTORS Must have tools I exp. Good in person VW, mi. PLACE. good LOCATION only Richivs l from. Noll's Sanford Furniture N, 0. 591150011 estate to whom a Frig, stove, sink. $750. 322-7006 5 I BeautIful 19. 2 OR, 28, w. o f of thisof 47 — Real : Estate Wanted 2710 Sanford Ave. $24,000. pay, all benefits. Mr. Muffler, 333.797 44 on 17.92. Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. Central H&A heat pump, big or 323 7050. Notice of Adminlstrat has been ____ 323.394 Carl. 32? $771. mailed are require WITHIN bdrms., I huge kit. Low low Retired or semiretired, painter Buyers we have EXPERIENCE Handyman special 2 BR, '71 American Traveler miniWe buy equity in houses, apts., & cash to mtg. $19,90011 Harold THREE MONTHS OF 4E DATE co, handyman, for light main. I KNOWLEDGE In creative & fenced rear yd., in exc. motor home. 360 Dodge. Fully vacant land. Lucky Invest* * * * * * * * Hall Realty, Inc. 373.5774, OF THE FIRST PU ICATION BeIIityCare tenance Work. Apply sOISilver location. $27,000. owner Investment FINANCeqpt. ID 11 mpg. Reg. gas. - 55—Boats & Accessories ments, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford Home Repair OF THIS NOTICE, file any MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR SMOETRAINIES Lk. Dr. I ask for Rudy. ING. Asking $7,000. will consider Ig 322-4741. oblections they may love that The Evening Herald Classified Good with math, must be career Geneva. Sacres cleared w-pond wtt base Ford Van in trade. TOWER'S BEAUtY SALON super location excellent buy, 103 challenges the valk p of the Ads offer no fancy claim. Maturepersontocaretor ROBSON MARINE minded. This one Is for you. Complete Mobile 3 acres on Hwy 46E Geneva only I well, ideal for mobile home. 322,0406 anytime. formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Sunset Dr. 3 BR. IS, FR, Fe, Wanted to buy for cash from decedent's Will a . CodIcIl s. Just Resultsi 2927 Hwy. 17-97 2 small children in my home AAA EMPLOYMENT o Home Repair $111500. $21,000. 519£ . 1st St., 322 3742 fenced yard. $44,900. owner. 3 bedroom, 7 bath ther.f, the quallfica of the 323-0237 Sanford. FIs, 32771 75 Chevy Surban, Silveradopkg, III French Ave. 323.5176 349 3259 See our beautiful new BkOAD. home. Write Box 1539, Sanford Personal Representa e or the Corner oflothlFrenth Duel AC, only 13,250. 436 Auto Paint & body shop for sale or BUYERS I SELLERS we can giving location, owner and MORE, front I rear BR's. venue or jurIsdiction the Court. MUST SELL--- 17' F- glass 323.7832 Carpet Cleaning "Your Future Our Concern" Sales, 860 Hwy 136, RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. advise clients on Income TAX lease w-2 BR apt. attached. price. No salesmen. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ALL CLAIMS, DEh DS, AND Larson Runabout w- '63 40 hp, Casselberry, Apply in person Sanford 031 0399. Light Hauling consequences Owner will hold mtg. Call for I shelters, Eve. 322-0612, 32215$? 3503 Orlando Dr. OBJECTIONS NOT I FILED * * * * * * * * recently rebuilt. Needs seat & 323.5200 __ Nursing I Convalescent ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING _________ others by appointment it all details. 207 E. 35th St. VA IL FHA Financing WILL BE FOREVE IARRED. cleanup, 5300. 373 UI? aft 6. Special Rates for Complexes 7$ Dodge Royal Sportsman WO Center, 900 MiIoyille Ave. SAVES. Carriage PRESSER, exp. apply 47-A—Mortgages Bought __ Date of the first Ication of Free Estimates van, $ pass., 36,000 mi. only Yard Debris, Trash, ciesnen, II you ate having diffIculty f inding Shopping Center, this Notice of Admi ration IS II' MFG boat, 20 hp 1973 Mer24 hr ALL FLORIDA REALTY &SoM 8300010 $5,481, 4)6 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy Appl lances &Misc. Do you ENTERTAIN hare's a 1wy. Longwood. a place to live, car to tdrive, a March 10, 1900. ______________________________ Cory electric start motor, NEW HOMES e " OF SANFORD REALTOR 436, Casselberry, 534 5399. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Perfect country setting :,_, job, or some service you have Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgates. We JEFFREY T. MAY Galor flit trailer, $095 Ph. 322. Open 1 to5 daily OVERSIZE BR, 3 B, guest (ramlCflle need of, read all our want ads as Personal Remo tative 4737. also make Real Estate & 77 Chevy Sport Van, WOs,6tyI, 3 cottage, I igs Gazebo. This * * * * * * * * every day. FICTITIOUS NAME of the Estate of 2544S. French Ave. 372-0231 Business loans. Florida 59., 35.000 mi. only $3.41, 4)6 $230 mo. I under If you qualify. iovly Estate over 1 Acre Only MEINTRER TILE NOticeis hereby given that lam HOWARD V. CRU Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. 373 3333777 322. 29,1. Auto Sales, 060 Hwy 436, $79,900, or repair, leaky showers our $NOSTISS CASHIERS $ engaged in business at 207 also known as 59—Musical Robinson, Orlando, 472-2976. Merchandise Casselberry, $34 $399, specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 1691367. Reln char, 09cxc. opportunity. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Seminole N.y. Crum Responsible Christian man NVEST WISELY Invest don't County, Florida, under the tic. AU EMPLOYMENT Attorney for Persona 21.- ACRES, PAVED ROAD, wafltstdwflstomow Complete Tile floors installed sp,nd 6 acres on the beautiful titious name of FURNITURE 9l2 French Ave. 50—Msce11aneous for Sale Can't f ind it? Try ust Over 14 top 373.5176 Representative: lawn Service 377 0,248 NEW& REPAIR OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 Wikiva River only NUFACTURER'$ $110,000. OUTLET, brand new pianos CornsroflgthlFr,ncti roflgthlFr,ncti :..I organs in 76—Auto Parts KENNETH F. MURI Free Est , LOTS. 512,500 830 1753 alt 6 3 BEDROOM, 114 BATH, DOU. — TERMS 1'_' and that I intend $0 register mid stock, including new, used, "Your Future Our Concern" Of Murrah, Doyle AVAILABLE. fILE CARPORT, TIFFANY LAMPS AP. Pears CONCERNED rebuIlt name with th Clerk of the Circuit with your & reconditioned. We and Dfttmer, Pil Painting AOK TIRE PLIANCES, AIR I HEAT, ON 322.74,) Closed restaurant must liquidate NEEDS Call 3731991. Court, Seminole County , Florida in don't brag about our low Boo West Morse 31-' ACRES PINE A, PALMETTO * * * * * * * * Clock Repair Shocks 53.95-Heavy ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUN. Duty $7.95 Immediately. Many lead I prices, our c ustomer s do that. accordance with th "to provisions of P.O. lox 1325 NEAR LAKE HARNEY. Creative Surf aces. llc, All SHOCKS $39.93 LAND. SELLER WILL HOLD copper Tiffany-type hanging • the Fictitious Name 31at, To., Cannon Music Co., Longwood Winter Park, Pier STEMPER AGENCY $1,900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 New Batteries $39.95 specializing In repainting, mt. THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL lamps. All are hand made, 2I-Sjtijfjnjs Wanted GWALTNEY JEWELER Wit: Section 044.09 Florida Village Shopping Center, SR Telephone: (305) 66401 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. 74)3 French Ave., Sanford & C111 . wdllpaper, wall texing, 201 S. Park Ave. different, and 70" diameter Statutes 1957. __________________ 131, 1 bI E of I-I. 339-5900. REALTOR Publish Mardi 10, 7 310 -. STE N STR M wood Staining. Free Ext. After with many pieces. 3226509 COUNTRY FURNITURE DET.90 Typing done In my home, neat; LAKE FRONT, NICELY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LAKE FRONT, 2 6EDRO0M, you have called the rest call 6210701 DISTRIBUTORS INC. fl—Junk Cars Removed accurate, experienced; WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. -the best. 062-3597. Eves: 349.3100, 322.1990, 333.sj3 51g. Phil Deere reasonable. Ph. 323.4473 art. 5 DO I CFU. $20,000. NOTICE OF PUBL.I NEARING 60A—Businoss Equip. PORT, DBARY AREA, LOW essmaking President p.m. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE BUY JUNI( CARS OF PROPOSED CN 01$ AND Publish March l),11, IS. and April ___________________ BEAUTIFUL 3 BR 2 B custom ORANGE GROVE 12½ ACRES BUY, SELL, TRADE Painting Repair MORTGAGE. $32,000. AMENDMENTS I IITAIN From UO to $30 built home on Crystal Lake Alterations, Dressmaking 1100 ROBINSON I SEEDLING. 311-315 E. First St. 337.5437 Call 337)434; 333.4.65 Jewelry store fixtures for sale. DISTRICTS AND B NDA*lE$ ii. chain. Drapes, Upholstery 70' sc porch over. D1T47 24-BUSIflISS porIunitIss GENEVA AREA U,= PER BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP OP THE ZONING PINANCE Lighted display counters; .333.0707 looking lake I every feature Trent Paint ing 6. Repair ACRE. ALL OR HALFI Top Dollar Paid for junk I Used OP THE CITY OP hNPO*D, Beds, Dl. motel 8.5. a. Malt., alarms, fixtures, furniture. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, Imaginablet OPP SERVICE NOTICE lnterior& Exterior cars, trucks & heavy equip. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1313 FLORIDA. 372-5601. CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. CONTRACT, yours for menl. Free Est. Free report tells 7 ways to make 322-3551 71 z ACRES TALL PINES GENS. French. 323.7340. Gonng&BoandInq $60,000. Notice is hereby en that a STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA $110,000, 11.1 COUNTY OF ANDERSON DISABLED 327.5990 EVA AREA. $1,950. ESTATE Public Hearing will I loll it office For Sale Used eqpt. Des)'., Painting & Remodeling IN THE FAMILY COURT WANTS CASH OFFER. Stamped envelope to F. 1. AMERICAN Color portable TV; console color Animal Haven Grooming a. Commission Rosen lii iCity COUNTRY LIVING 4 BR 1 B filing cob. I chairs. Many ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FREE ESTIMATES Newkirk, UI Santa St., South CarolIna Department o VETERANS TV; Stereo AM-FM tape In the City of Sanfor tioridi. at Fame wON, w-wcarpet, eat-In Boarding Kennels. Thermo Items to choose from. Noll's Call anytime 349 5259 FRESH PAINT, FRESH Social services, 2½ PLUS ACRES PAVED player 7:31 o'clock P M, on 41114, & kit, del garage, work shop, recorder; stat controlod heat, off floor Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. — CARPETS, READY FOR CM Per ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL Petitioners_$lWsrd. miscSlIans items. 323-6670. Os consider changes d amend. It patio Imorel aPP SERVICE sleeping boxes. We cater to 92, So. of Sanford. 322-5721. OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,950. Vs. TREES ON ST. JOHNS COIN OPERATED pt.oara,y minis ho the Zoning financ, 0 CONTRACTI Just $.100I your pet. 322-5757, RIVER, SANFORD AREA, William Fred Qvacki.*usli, lilt Hwy. 17.97 GAME ROUTE Rain Suits; rain coats; ponchos *0 City of Sanford, *11.. asINN ' 2 BEDROOM, .ios FRAME. 2 Quick.nisisl,, a minor POSSIBLE MARINA SITE, Y Sanford area, excellent income ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STARTER HOME 2 BR I B $OUttlofSanford SCREEN PORCHES. AP. Isidu ftof $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. producer for individual is. ,:i.i Wedding photography by Jolvi A partion of t 3l0 Sanford Ave. 372-5791 certain home on cor lot wC HIA, PLIANCES, GOOD CONCH. uett. LouIse QVCkIbU*, forested I Cullum, Free engagement na full or perfUme property lying n patio, eat-In of and a minor ~ the age of kit, w.w carpet I. 'p TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. HIGHWAY II FRONTAGE, I°urt,in (all cUb) business. Will sell photos or Color 5*10. 323123$,. *utftng Lake MN Jovievarls, loli morel BPP SERVICE 522,900. APARTMENTS DeBARY AREA. IS WOODED all or part Of raft. For details, Housewives Cleaning Service _______________ Ind betwein Art La, he Hidden 51—Househo$d Goods CQNTRACTI Only 121,300, Business .7:30 1st Tues. ACRES - SIDE ROAD ACPersonalized, fast, dependable Rfls1deo,. call Pet iO. person called to Lake Drive Is pr as s. he "Luxury For Less" 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK CESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS. Regular or 1 time basis SUMMONS Mr. J'ry "Nil $314951973. reasisd trim $14 ($ki,li. GREAT 1 BR I B condo, w.0 TO DOWNTOWN, - FRESH TO THE RESPONDENT, Wedowashwindows 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto 677-5094 Family lesldentiall *rId 95 ØStvdi. 1, 2, 3 OR. Suites HIA, w.w carpet, eqpt kit & CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT I ACRES LAKE FRONT WillIam Fred Ovackanbusit. III: SC.I (RestrIcted C 'mercial) repossessed, used very short BIngo ACCURATE WOl Downstairs I by the Unfsarn. PORCH & I Adult Family You are hereby Summoned end ______________________ NEW ROOF. ROLLING HILLS, NICELY time. Original 1593, bal. $101 or )lSlTkt.$aidprop Tax Service I Bookkeeping Every Wed.& Sat.. ppgiI A buy for *35.000. sing more r.quirWtsa, ftww too Petition WOODED, VOLUSIA COUN HOO11InWIOV,n31Idg in $31 me. Agent IPosi Laundry Siticelirly deSCrisi I ISliewi: 339$Je. 319.5064 Birds 7:11p.m. TY, *31.500. this action, whichPelItlin was liglealeg it th orthias5 *Quiet - I . Story rental units, kicirne SONS me. HUGE, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 7½ tiled In IPiS Office it tIss Club of Sanfords Sales Leader ½ off of total Inventory of brand - uWOILot 256 flAIl 5)71* It list Carpentry, Painting, Maint, BATH, FAMILY ROOM, F. 11 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED Court tsr Andirlin County, INde new Interspring bedding. P3.14 feet, SOuth 21 ieee 14' 1*05 W. 25th ST. Tree Service of all types. Lic, Bonded FIREPLACE, _ EAT-IN LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA Carslina.on Februiry 7, 9011. and These beds are not damaged Did you know that VW 341.$I lint. Sold Idegrees Raetauren her. b~. $RX your 323 6030 SANFORD Insured KITCHEN, 534 -0399 $32900 WITH AS. to COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. vea cipy ii 11W $J$UI1( 35 or seconds but brand new top P W' WOnt *71 1 SluSh Ii Club or or .nlzatI ca Tree Service ft Owner must edt, . SUMAIlLE MORTGAGE. 322-2090 I 11511.91111111. sa etitisn upan foe sub. line bidding sets onlpl Free is, L S IwwSIin$417475 to P51MW Top, Trim, Removal iPPSirIn this IIstIngeach I Man, quality operafIon it us Of fPi51rOipcg, 354 North local delivery. Noll's Sanford ANYTIME IIm1ngI 00-8 we I North 11 Call Jim Flinn, $34 799 week for only $331per I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, Main Street, A4ersin, South Furniture Salvage. 17.93. 50. of oprese Went 11th 1 .Ner* 54 Week? etc. This Wayne Is Beal. 377.1321 an Ideal ,. Multi ple Listing Service Sanford. 3331731. INC. is we 31' U" las 5.7) 1, Carsiina, within 31 days .ffer te, . . -foInformffi.p pumkit ion, Rue Iammeiu Seth)) prnlu IhlfwL, REALTOR CUSTOM HOMES BUILT f you fell Is auai,.m the m 2565 Suffiwlitirip t hut if Rebuild Condemned PetNlenwlffiln*etImsafonge 9511111.. FARK InsML Leb. MS Elbow BARROW'S WELDING EALTORSL Lot lWxl4O S.G.BALINT OnCauI St. 3220445 *e petitisas, Is ijs actjs, WW i. Atamsate Di. td, own" IitSseb0,Pagegi IsePsiblic SERVICE Ifyoirch*oror,.n '-.---------ipfo*scevrtIa,wsereti.I ecires if Bernie MICROWAVE 321-0317 County, SERVICES UNLIMITED Izatlnwouldlike 95," demanded is the P.Irnin. -, ASKING Custom built utility Ibeat I SEIGLER HomeRepairl Remodeling REALTY bitton controls, has care Mldsi,sI D. Olin, SEIGLER REALTY' All parties In I rest and trailers, truck racks I misc. 34hrs. ON" usel, still In warranty. 3220771 MrINTO$N. THRILKILD, call: . BROKERIis repairs. SASH hayg S(tunJty BROKER Originally No, assume GLENN £ SHBRARD. I 1601rd Gracious living. 24395. Myrtle Ave. be kwo at um áis. noints of $21 mo Agent Crew 3 IL lS + attached Alsauls. 709 $. Myrtle Ave. Wollillym WAMN SVSrduWNiecoy mmissi Sanford. Orlando $11 111111111111. ",$, CIlIA, comes with tsr She Poflieeer Harold Higlismith the City if *11*0 heidi. *S. -ak . Orlando SanMrd 3314ag 3271571 Ildi. Fsbl'sau'y is JUL SIN. Timm Jr. 337.1377 Washer ripe. 01 deluxe model. CLASSIFIED . Ii6lty, REALTORS *30401I. $esma,epp. City Ciert 323.1776 lanes. for ftwo Sold orig. $109.35, used short DEPARTMENT 1111111111111111111 .'ds ii, 11, 31, 1* 6" Mardi 25 end dl 4, l time. Sal. Slot. Ilor $19.35 me. I*TII FLAGSHIP BANKof SEMINOLE WORLD' 1' FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Altamonte Mall No. 125, 451 Altamonte Ave., Altamonte Springs, Seminole County. Florida, under The fic. titious name of COTTON TREE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. NAVEEN M. LADHA Secretary Publish March 25 0. April 1, 0, 15, 1910 DEl. 173 Seminole Orlando £ re 4 re CLASSIFIED &US sure ta get resullsiJJ_____ --- I - - 0 — CallBart REALTY . 24:UR 0] 322-9283 "VATS -, ____ 5--Lost , -— SJ ' . V '- nuroia nai - __ - 323-5774 24 Hrs. _____ — -.-_. -.-- .---- 70,000 per year MORRIS REAL ESTATE CALL COLLECT I 't - 11 , LI,EM11111gil A a '[I NALCOLISTIIAUYinc. ... Legal Notic ____________ Lawn Care _______ ________ ._ ' REALTY - REALTORS a - , . _L leA eqeva ¶jardeq OW ~" _____ HouseC1nIng 'A - . Tax Service — Early . t:Al . . . ~~ , ______ , 322-2420 way ZHUTT -V. ___________________ '- 3•2222- EteisIi,g Ifr LAKE twr Call: 4,500 To List Your Business.,. DIQI 322-2611 or 83-9993 Ando sEALTY -- ---. —. -- • — -- '----- - -... 4 I - ,_T• I Km ' O _____ SYLVAN ESTATES - $INOILAN00 ON. — I ___ -4 �- Evenlr4 Hrald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Mardi 25, INS PH 3232600 ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK •WINDOWGUARDS •RAILINGS ROOM DIVIDERS FREE ISTIMATESI Nses.n.bI, Prices Call Now oft- 17 Review SERVING SANFORD AND THE SURROUNDING ARIA F Call 322•2611 NOW I Business ABILITY IRONWORKS hagen Evening MlOrWd HeraM Aherriser START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmintof ON THE GROW I ADVERTISING ADVERTISING L ift SIIITAD uuu' LESSONS .38yrs. up..st,.cMr$ professional guitarist. Studied theory a composition at Chicago Conservatory of Music. Beginners enroll n, U a lesson. Student guitars available, $$. Also Glbwii, Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc for loss than we have won any. w$ers. LACKEY'S MARCENTER a 11114S. French Ave. STUDIO Sanford PH. flI-igel '•' .'. ". Do ::. / Nt LAWN IRRIGATION INSTALLATION and REPAIR FACTORY TRAINED MOUSER ALTAMONTI - CAU$LUIRY CHAMBER OF COMMIRCI 102.3114 or 5744332 ADVERTISINÔ " Luncheon Buffet ........... .13•95 1795 Dinner-Prime Rib Buffet ........... INCLUDES SALAD BAR Entertainment nightly In lounge Hwy 17.fl (Va Mile S. of Airport Blvd.) Phone 321.00 Advertising Supplement to Sanford Herald; Heritage Jewish Newa; ChIzézi New..4 FRESH FISH J S Captain " SEAFOOD OPEN WED., P11., SAT., SUN. SHRIMP IMULLET IBASS S OYSTERS SCUM OLIVE MAINE LOBSTERS Linda Fulmine and 1b Phillips In front of ArtTenors at the Camphor Tree In Longwood. loci SHRWCCIAL ox $475 IN PRODUCE LANE AT SANFORD VILLAGE SUPER PLEA MARKET iNS S. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.41 PH. X13--454 — SANFORD .:TT - TI AOV !: - DRAPERIES (made I. measure) 'ft. y/ WOVENWOOD SHADES I • MINIILINDS ly ALTERATIONS .. IIIJ\\i E1/J• __ A' . .: ,, s" - '• - - -- Art-Tenors Provides Courses - OW 1 ----IN SAWFORD - ::. — I' , mmrt toI1'uc1iRiastproofIng I' $10.00 OFF With This Cn Sweetwater Oaks The Springs Sabel Point Wekiva Club - River Run San Sebastian When you create a Shopping Center for these neighborhoods - - it had better be Great. - U.n. ldsnis. claim oam5,000 vietlmi every year in • MocTavish - DISCOUNT CAIPITS - ! AMA -:3234O1 °""° '*' MPORD 3.3140 Art" claulnTuesdaymornlngandafternoonandFrlday LIndaandherhuald,Joa,sIaflzeinceeclocks, mornings. Come as often as you want and as long as you want tables and inlaid family photos. They do the cypress work for only $1.75 for three hours. Then. Is no formal Instruction, themselves from sanding to clear hard finish. In addition to but you have use of the udIo and sham the fun and helpful r photos prized Items such as wedding invitations can also be , '•• advice with your fellow artists. mounted on the cypress. R NOW There is a children's art class for 1-12 year aide taught by Art-Tenors Is headquarters for art supplies in the Langwood STYLING Sandy Zettler, on Saturday, 10:30 am, to 12:30 p.m. Because of area and carries matte board and ready-made trines. They •___• the interest a special class for 1-7 year olds is also planned. have canvasboard and roll canvas and will stretch special also. PH. 3224711 •. Evening C1 in drawing and ibetdilng and oils and canvases. Mao In,s$ork are Grwnb.chsr oil and watercolor Cell Today And Make &MACS are tMgit by of slis, Uqi4.Tu scryllcs,*etch p -' YourAppointment With mUsts on the instructional staff. , easels, p el, charcoal and vesnlcliss, " Carol Who Specializes In An outside water color workshop will be taught by Margaret Ait.Te,ong is qsi Mondsy.FrIdsy, 0 am. to 5:35 p and Short Hair Styles For FouataIn, water color Instructor. Water color classee we also Saturday 10 am. to $pn. A New Spring Look. taugiut by Elsie Z,ttar. Cell331tcifn information cr drop by Old Mod J N7W 35th ST SANFORD C'relnolls and acr)1Icseta htbyJ,n,Sc11ubsrt.0 .fl and Linda In person.. portrait pointing Is your special Interest Fran Williams has a ____ • ,•. class for yon. U you we locldng for an original place of at to brighten up your home Aft-ftiors ftlays the wont of outstanding arsi artists In its galleries. Urde Fnhlthw and her mother, in • \ U& OR WRO If you like to paint, but never seen to get around to It at Phillips, who own and operate Art..Terlors assure you you will • home, or if you always wanted to learn, Art-Tenors lithe pla& not find any mass produced assembly line paintings here only • for you. I the "real things." Conveniently located at 711 S. East Lake St. (County Road If you want special colors or subjects to accent the decor of 427) and Maine Stred, _ your home Art Teriori oft.r*a custoin PI service Tree has a variety of art classes by competent histructon for t&Umd for your BEAT INFLATION •• AT - 00 W • ' NIX Custom Bedding UPHOLSTERY—DRAPERIES 7ILCnfsryAvs. P11322.2117 Sanford ,. - __ _•_;r FREE ESTIMATES—NO OILIGATION r" t - _-.c •. - - 13IG SAUL'S RECORD SHOP Carpet $354 Ye. -• Tap.sr45AIb4,ma Postirs.N us, Acceuodu UlmCurpst 1 .00 Se. Yd. - 'I!!i!!.sdI.s '- 51o1 m..... ,... ,imwwwes uiuwu •• -' •.. -•.' GRAND • i iuw uic. :. OPENING WEEK .III w.rnrssStreet $sisrd. Pie 77I kssd. P To "AN B1s (305) 3234112 Complete Travel Arrang.m.nts I Mile West of 1-4 next, to Albertsons, Tr~ 0. 1101111ft maw fr. IS$T$PI Si.W TIAAAMA .• .IN *$TSDNOUU U$M Nnh1. KAflW ______ __ 111111111 powomw4& Una"" ur 0 ftk, mIMaJ uu ansa..snrrn ...... . ••, ____ • imiu* ;L'. • •fo I.raa '°'''nr" rj K4uswcme.!.!1, .s. ;" ;: ' . INM'A ii _& -,•S •t'. _,.,r.,P—• .- •_•..••- _,._. ••- -•---•-- - • NiAr I chow . • - p• - - -' ------------ - - - - •- •-" WUIb! $PICIAU$fl$ •• AUTS1L1udu1ANcI I , :N W U •..: V. • 4711 14 i WEFEATUP WWO 0000 14 wow' ft No usavat I WS* Mi,. bUlb 4". . ;. 1 •saLMcN*asM,s •"2.T" • PIOPSI u SN4*MCI I4 I i. Rep a • UWA I. I 1 39!) tow 94 -• F:' .3s4%9 -- _ --•- - -• �I - - - - - -- -- ;.4 I - [1 .3 a ISSIIl1 ''I., 'twAk9w you have made us Springs Plaza u.um.r mel Lowest Prices' Largest Stock Best Service E 3 1 1. GRAND OPENING WEEK Choose from the largest assortment Records & tapes SAVE FROM 20 10 50%. Rock -_ Soul JO YEARS EXPERIENCE Shows Jazz Classics Country. - - 48 Stores, Shops, Restaurants, Professional Offices are, having the Grandest of GRAND OPENINGS - / RE sp CORD- MART prings , Plaza ongwood ExOrn March 31, INC - QUALITY CLEANING RECORD MART (IAV SPRINGS PLAZA COLONIAL PLAZA • SILVER PINES CrR. INTERSTATE MALL 0 O,K RIDGE PLAZA OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TUES...SAT. SUNDAYS 12.5 P.M. .- 8prings Plaza - r) - .• - J2" OPEN DAILY 9-9 iJ1AY 1.w: • '. '6" Mialcare Icare All Prices Ala Carte '28" S3r1 C.lr -'- - '10" v flLi1I .1 d JJtJJPA - -. - - - 0411 0 --------------- 1 mile West of 1.4 on Highway 434 o hWY. 43ikOi(Gw. %fTOA1ERTSSNS I a - . -S .- I 0 i1 -• ----- 'S a' . - -- .._ SPRINGS PLAZA 12' - - - - CsadItl.aers '212 ~~ 72" Big Screen Mitsubishi Television at Bellows TV. Town, Spring Plaza Deluxe Chaise Lounge and 20" Cocktail Table 'from Pipemald in Springs Plaza . 4 Day Cruise from Cruise World in Springs Plaza Hundreds of other prizes TShirts Balloons and More ' '2" Prizes Galore - - . Shaaip..Set - - ALL- SERVICES DURING OUR GRAND OPENING WEEK March 23rd through Mtwt4, 29th Skaasp.., Cal 'JI" Idie. '12' Pr.thg '20' Dry 9aw Mul. Mow Mea 1610" Hernia -. ¶20" '16' . U Bcáuty $olon inc. 20%off 411-1 - P?iàa1,t,in,.f Vi'g We HAVE To. B Good! We're,.. . . -- Tuesday, March 25 7:00 Great Fireworks and Champagne Punch Party Wednesday, March 26 Mike Shetley 2 Diesel Care Thursday, March 27 6:00 P.M. Hot Air Balloon Rides, Weather Permitting Friday, March 28 — 7:00 P.M. Wine and Cheese Party In the Plaza Saturday, March 29 - 7:00 Drawing for Prizes, Clowns, and other entertainment all on Good Toward rd Any Pwcl 43D Discount Prices Start st $2." • •. .• ..;., - -. :. .. -, .,. - - ' - - Next to Aibertsons .i �-.I--- • I - - A - -.- 2 - ---- .-- - -- - --- ---- _ _ ! _ •r. - a S S Led spniq WATER- Eve's Leaves J A tempting selection of fine lingerie Arrow [ SPAS that feels like Paradise We have gowns for the brave and not 80 brave You II find everything you need in intimate apparel and our prices are extremely affordable Ratiser _ AN Thane IT1VEST?IE1JT P FOR MORE GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ' ..- _________ FUN OFITI Wembley Burlington A Paradise Awaits Your Selection Ann Webb Pennyrkh Bras Miami Now in Orlando 869-8806 - - We carry a full line of home equipment tool CUP TO . 50% GET A ay 1111111111(~~! I SAFE Botany 500 COOL s_ Munsinivwear ® LOWOCO WITH FREE? He, Rut THIS AD WC QI* ATL' 20 VISITS - $53.00 $5.00 worth of MOISTURIZERS SPRINGS PLAZA LONGWOOD lfra:siif,sl home (bra....., orii',,(aI A FEW MINUTES EQUALS 5UITA N SPRINGS ..ATh Damon 10:00 A.M..9:00 P.M. SAT. 10:00 A.M..50 P.M. to. Iii km. bitt/i .'n.wmbkg Pill YOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE Fd. INDOOR TAN Kennington HOURS "THE TOTAL GYM" :1 1itOt UIIIiJiU' (011t'.'tiO,, of Robert Bruce SAVE Ask us about exercise Crkketeer I 862-1711 FEt TU1ILV(. ,- THE STORE OF YOUR HOME TODAYI I victi Lay-a- way and Bride's Directory THROUGHOUT ENHMCE VALUE LOOKS GRAND OPENING 20% 011 Shower Curkatins acci'ssorb'. i'te.) Sport... ei;lkefibb'.q . I'i'rfi'rt for the sportsman. gifts 61,s irings Plazas HOURS l IN THE I 140 SUN. I40II9g4)III4brS Ituu.l Iongnod, Florhln 862-1)90 I OFFER EXPIRES 3/31/80 -I 862-3670 -24 Hours a Day "Central Florida's most complete maternity shop" ilk C" THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE AT SEA Ieiv boubw a MatsuøLo v tw gfto. 6 J ,~^ F- Williams Development is the builder of Springs Plaza projects in Central Florida. t . MATERNITY 4' The Cruise World ExperIence... now comes to Springs Plaza! Some call it a holiday, some a vacation, our. clients call It an experience. Stand by the railing of a cruise ship, surrounded by nothing but sea and sky and you'll know why. Your cruise is everything you ever dreamed of... •. PANTSUITS SLACKS TOPS SHORTS SWIMSUITS , And Cruise World Travel wants to assist in making your dreams come true. Our staff has over 60 years experience In counseling people with their vacation plans, and we have sailed on 48 cruises. We want to be your neighborhood Vacation Store.. . whether It be a fabulous cruise to anywhere In the world or a vacation to great resorts in the U.S. and abroad, a short jet ride away. Maybe a tour to Europe or the mysterious Orient and China. The Cruise World Exp d.ncsw II make your dream come true, / / We bare proud to be a major contributor to the Central Florida commercial growth! DRESSES -__-. - U BRAS ovo11 GIRDLES Once you've vacationed with the Crisis. World Experience, life on land may never seem quite the same again. H / SERVING CHAMPAGNE DURING GRAND OPENING WEEK MARCH 25.29 SLIPS $ PANTIES PANTY HOSE EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOU BEAUTIFUL I. . CRUISE WORLD' TRAVEL "The Pleasure Cruise Professional." We are proud of our work at Springs Plaza. MON-FRI. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. . SAT. 10A.M. 3 P.M. - tt in . to , '.uj ri uuvivii., ,ii •axSpSMM(idNCar i nw 1kA9..&2fln - Aik Mout'our Grotç - artiais 9AM8sTravslApiicy 2 SHOPS TO SERVE YOU • .( I • • - WILLIAMS DEVELOPMENT CO. Phone 295-2530 &ONOW000 ORLANDO L • Mir -- - 1 ••.. - •-- . . r - .__—p_s.__•,.- -' -.------------------- - - •- - -- -- -- - -- - - - DEVELOPMENT/CONSTRUCTION/LEASING 2418 Silver Star Rd., On,, Fla. 32804 - V 1•1 • 14 --p.1-p - J �--.--- -t ¶ I - •_-.9• 4I • - • j- -- ----_- ------.• ____1 --. •-. --- .--.-- _ -- - - ---- i -.----- ---.------. of CABLE READY kc, 6 venl seen it 0 I ... 82 VHF and UHF23 CATV Channels 50" Screen 19" diagonal Decorator TV with ZOOM REMOTE CONTROL Three Gun Projection Television fit 1 ..'..c.. 100% Solid State Chassis ELECTRONIC \ VIDEO GUARD TUNING Keeps the picture sharp and clear. Electronic Power Sentry Voltage Regulating System Audio Output/Earphone Jack Earphone THE BEST C E N T R A I F L O RI D A'S LAR (G'6 F S z f E / S 100% Frost Proof NEY CAN BUY BEACH —'a'—.i ICOME IN 'Is Have some refreshments, see our new store, and meet BUD RYAN \vetore mana1 FRIGIDAIRE. I)EPtLh HAMILTON lu a1IUUaNi NOW MORETHAN I& APPLIANCL MOBIG SCREEN 40 - • Carousel Turntable Complete Food Processor Center 0 5 Blades S Blade storage caddy S "Food Processor Cookery" cookbook of AL A CARD System 0 Auto-touch 9 Temperature Probe S Variable Cooking Control •Pausecontrol $100 Value ___ ' • Lighted Digital FREE Display • Recipe Ft with purchase of a SHARP MICROWAVE Chilled Ice & Water Through Door Tempered Glass Shelves if I - ________ • Ii SI-IAiI' -- DURING GRAND OPENING WEEK ONLY - MAR 25-MAR. 29 FIVE STAR PLEDGE SAVE during GRAND OPENING * SELECTION-choose from over 20 different famous name brands. You are able ti make side-by-side comparisons of hundreds of models without leaving our store. * AWARD WINNING SERVICE-we have our own staff of factory-trained experts to wvkt both aWisnem and TV-if you require service during the warranty period or after-you deal only with Belows TV.To%,N. PHILCO-GTE Li * FREE.. EXTENDED WARRANTIES-Fie.a peeled of 90 days after factory warranties have expired, we will, at our expense, repair your TV or appliance. 90 day extension waived In lieu of Five Year Picture Tube Wairanty on color TV's. 19" diagonal with Single-Knob ALL ELECTRONIC TUNINGS This beautifully styled color television lets you enjoy all the advanced video t.chnology described above. . . plus, the convenience and sconomy of a streamlIned portable cablnet.-lt'sft perfect choice for bedroom, den or coleg. dorm. You'll rsoslvs an outstandIng color picture, and excellent TV audio from the 5" oval speak.,. - Limit one to a customer. Limited Quantities./ YOU SEE... AT'e11m YOU GOTTA BU IAPpY! - 4 LOCATIONS TO JERVE YOU AT HOME use your portable VCR with your late. on — watch one program while taping or or preset It to automatically record rhile you're away from home. You can iso your TV as a monitor when taping with a Magnavox Color Camera. svsci 5UTMINT Uta I. C01111111111M Si. $7? Iudê,,s • to -Sá Pesses 4141 HOURS -All Four Loetlons Mon. *rsa Fri. —9A.M. to 9 P.M. , A.M.toÔP.M. TRADES ARE OUR cssIveesss.v Liass U114 40 stciiv OtM THM REMEMBER. at bellows Deluxe Color Video Sound Camera 5313 E. COLONIAL DR. ORLANDO 277-3150 7, 40 - . . SE .. • a - FERN PARK (Hwy. 436) ONE BLOCK WEST OF 17-92 339-0011 SPRINGS PLAZA HWY. 434 AT MONTGOMERY RD. S. SINCE •: — -. -- pr IF • . .- .. . • a . . -.. . . II VII. .5 I •I CENTRAL FLORIDA' , PARK WOOD PLAZA 3105 W. COLONIAL DR. Power 5X Zoom Line Omnlcljr.ctjonel N IC. Llghtw&ght -4 lbs. Of - LARGEST 11 1 . ------ 288. 120% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION-is our Number One Goal. r your appliance or TV has been delivered to your home and you are not completely satisfied with It for any reason, we will exchange it or refund your money. : \ Ideal extra TV set * GUARANTEED LOW PRICE-it within 30 days of invoke date, proof Of a losr price Is made, we will refund the difference or the purchase price In full. This state rnsnt vlll appear on your invoice. - c0 / /15" COLOR 4d APPLIANCE SERVICE DEPARTMENT 4 �•' _______ - ------ •---- - • -•------. U 6owncl VIA Robert B. Hawkins QMD Gifts and Items of Distinction, FAMILY DENTISTRY Grand Opening Specials 20%-30% OFF c 1406 Montgomey Road Custom Pottery Items Springs Plaza PR Ceramic Wall Bags Only your imagination limits their use, 1 - . • ceramic clocks - :': • funny face mugs and bowls • ceramic bell chimes 2./ giggle bottles & worded jars S headache jars & angel bottles Treasures... not trivia Springs Plaza SR434 Longwood 8695615 Springs Plaza — h ----- The Finest in Chines i and Middle East Cuisine, Moo Coo Gai Pein to O 7 I ' • - - -- - - • 38" DINING YULE • .1 DELUXE DUE LOUNGE . I 20" COCKTAI YULE JAMA" PLAZA SPRMS PLAZA uw 'r iiii A1rptt) rLMmtcm,ryRd. AWNTTOCA5PA 49t5tA1.Q LONGO(,rL. 3021 John Ybung "way Na-3m• sw.3sô *5 Mm . GI 2984060 M0P11.44T. 54 - A UONMI1N lNOuST- • _IjIj)Le m . • - -- •• NEAR THE COURTYARD IN SPRINGS PLAZA . Is like You're gonna Love Tonlo"s Veal Parmigianal Local Author of You gofla by Tonlo'. Special Pitsa 4"' a Beer d 4V MONDAY, MARCH 24 3:00-5:00 Mr. Peck's Books will be Available ITALIAN PAVILION rl.U.rs.ga 0, &11 Grand Opening Specials Drawings for Gift Certificates Phone 869TONI I 869.8664 . •.----.----'. -- 2 Children's Books Autographed Copies of -. -. 20% t& G0% ROBERT NEWTON PECK IL -- l If you remember what real -I --- _ Qdksweat;s C6,MP66 TO MEET Served with real Italian garlic bread, salad, lingulen with Tonio'a Special Sauce. A special reusable carafe of quality wine for only 99c with lunch or dinner. S.., - b ake TIII$ SPM Sol co-wo LOWMCU We' Now' U61,01 INVITES YOU Italian Cooking ., • PHONE 862-1609 OPEN 11a.m. to 10p.m. Mon -Sat. Where Oriental Cooking Is 51 Art and the Atmosphere is warm. ,A Coitgkett p. . :_qq4N Highly competitive prices fopaint. Ts1i1in A complete Dinner Menu prepared to each individual taste. DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS . with prompt service • Call us for Parties, Banquets, or Take Out Service / -= LITTLE PRQFEQR BOOK CENTER THERE IS ONLY now at3cbnvenlenlocations only am — PlPnWWl Sweet and Sour Pork, Chicken and Shrimp Chop Suey Pork, Shrimp or Beef to Pepper Steak . -.-. Jtjsiamt lmIu& $0. yew Wlrv't.SilaS w aas that *ó hILtOr 4i1$S. itti6Hy eu. a) It yew 6.5 is, Wup, 06 tiy 494 aay i.SSIi Did ysu ..is it? 4) Wlasi' you tiuo1..'s I+*i sst s.si 6.lsyou. w&t wip, omi &au. aft 6" 4dat&4 yew w1s& i6aitiy pisytsig wiNu($ljl5t taoi iawttag 0.50&9 s..tk ,hyas& it1m is i.*oud w't he gui 6.14 you witI 0.g tI 0110 1* 16011111411 WO ueWttbWyewlat*buylag aiag yew woWt I. oeu4Wili withw LWa1.eat.14... hesewdasu*6.l..kmi4oI • More styin and colors to choose from Compare bobe you buy! When it comes to outxrcuu&xniture... nink PVC Pipe • Flnnt quality, workmanship s.. andwhen pipe tumdure there's Cathay 's Special Yaka Mein Soup CATHA ,. CHINESERESTAURANT i Irujg,-'u a Around the Corner from Alberison's on Montgomery Rd. Springs Plaza ==.m . -,-- • 1%A PI E 4IID ww1tpJ No?JuSt S 8"U& F"kjom PIPMAID, the leading designer and manu. facturer of rvc pipe furniture, wants y ou to From Almond Duck to • 862-2299 1 Monday-Friday & Evenings By Appointment :..... •. Next to Albertsons Longwood I . e.th4tie4 sMS wl& You lau. fLe j.es4. 6. t4.t8p stgsa dc*ok4ip oaL tI cIo1a ou spawL yOus Sillily 01v ôsi you, Uies fioiv ,,iljItI you wodi getm ot4m.' CHEAP CHIC' by CAROL TROY 'W1ltgtL4Z0l* ssussi t&swoy414fu f& t6 Wow* W6 WWU t6 . Ill. P°" VOGUE "No people ese ae 4tlm _bu'iu&bfj weis "ka. 7b 6* s4k yew YVES ST. 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A man placed a revolver at his head and He was caught driving a 1976 Pontiac stolen ordered Daly to drive him through Seminole, holding a St. Petersburg man on charges he earlier that evening from a Winter Park man, Orange and Volusia counties, Reynolds said. kidnapped a man at gunpoint in Sanford Tuesday who was kidnapped at gunpoint from Zayre Plaza Along Interstate 4, near Deltona, the gunman evening, dropping him In Deltona and stealing his in Sanford, Duval deputies say. car. ordered Daly to take off his pants and get out of Sanford Detective K. Reynolds says Craig the car, policesay. Daly was picked up and given Richard Dale Crotts, 21, of St. Petersburg is Daly, 17, of 34 Bownwn Drive, Winter Park, an a ride by a passing motorist to the Deltona Inn, being held without bail on charges of kidnapping, employee of a Sanford body shop, returned to his where he called police. . . % .i. Seeral hours later, Jacksonville-based highwa patrolmen arrested Crotts driving Daly's car, Duval deputies say, Authorities say the drive through three counties was caused by an error on the kidnapper's part as he tried to get to Interstate 95, first heading South into Orange before realizing his error. While Crotts is formally wanted in Duval County for "trafficking in stolen property it ," Sheriff Polk:l Ja AMON Baldwin Is very pleased to announce the opening of their beautiful new store at Springs Plaza, Longwood. We will carry the full line of Baldwin Pianos and Organs from the FunMachine to the Theater Organ, from the small vertical pianos to the Concert Grand. James A. Wales has been.wlth Baldwin for 25 years. Our store in Orlando Fashion Square Is one of the finest and busiest in the Country. We will have over 50 pianos and organs on display, in every price range and style. Including a good selection of used instruments. STOP IN TO SEE US SOON! Of 1'1,k. I !~ Ca $1188 $1077 $997 $1288 herald Staff Writer Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk told county ad. ministrators today that unless he gets the go-ahead to hire at least 18 corrections officers he will be forced to take six deputies off the road to open just two sections of the new county jail. And with the 18, he said, the jail would still be o pe rating with a skeleton crew, " i'hat will present problems," he said. Seminole Counts' currently has about 20 corrections officers. But a federal study showed th at 72 officers are needed to operate the new jail which will be completed June 1. A state study calls for 88. "Eight-eight must be the ultimate," Polk said. "We can't afford the ultimate. But the minimum we're looking at is 38 people." That means hiring an additional 18 persons. Polk said lie could adjust his budget to hire the 18 unmediately, but would like a go-ahead from county CDIII. .40 ANOAND ORGAN Springs Plaza,434 & Wekiva 862.6517 Orlando Fashion Square — 896-2331 . fr \ \ Come in and register for the drawing. You might win one of Five Ferrante & Teicher Stereo Albums. d!42Ies. j - IT SEMINAR SCENES . At top, Minnie Kane Baldwin Dealer Sheet Music Piano & Organ Lessons of Sanford is given glaucoma screening test by Ken Edie of the Orlando Lions Club at the senior citizens seminar at which many organ- . hid displays and demonstrations, -. - 1 . "Not that I need their permission," he said, "but if they're hired now, the county will need to fit 1 . W ha t concer ns Polk is whether the 18 will be enough to avoid lawsuits, '' / . -M . - •• - "Everybody and his brother is waiting to see what we are . going to do, including the legal aid society," he said. 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Former Kelly aides told the Times propriate," and 13111 Purvis, Kelly's press Velverde was a frequent visitor to Kelly's Department of Drug Enforcement agents In 1iwni have been ordered to withhold aide in Washington, refused to discuss New Port Richey office and he and details of a 1977 cocaine possession arrest the circumstances of Maimer's departure, Maher frequently flew into the West Maher, according to the Times, was Pasco Airpark at Odessa In Velverde's in Boli%ia of a former top aide to Rep. Richard Kelly, li-Flu., beca use of the vice president and secretary of Vintage plane. __ . ___ - - - FBI's ongoing "Abscam" corruption , •; . -• -. - • . - ' ,•,I,. ,• •• __, ;. - 'V . - . - -. - I •q ' '•,:.. . \\ • Kennedy Win May Aid Sanford, Mayor Says V By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer President Jimmy Cutter's defeat In the New York Democratic primary election Tuesday may mean a change for the better In his economic policies toward the cities of the nation, In the view of Sanford Mayor Lee Moore. Moore, usesslflg what Carter's reaction to the lou may be, said today, "It could be better for the cities." "Cutter will make some sort of decision and may come to a different conclusion about the welfare aspect of his economic policies1" Moore said. "New York is s big welfare state. There is no question about that. The fact that he lost may indicate to him that he cannot tamper with federal revenue sharing money to cities lntheway he may have UMOIN Conunjttee, said the northern vote showed dissatisfaction with the president's economic policies and his efforts to attack inflation and the unbalanced budget. "It also meant a large Jewish vote in the Democratic party was registering a protest," McCollum said. The protest by the Jewish voters was against Carter's handling of the U.N. vote, his continued Failure to recognize Israel as the United State's true friend In the Mideast and continued use of Arab countries as primary centers of U.S, policies, McCollum said. The GOP chairman said t!ie people of New York obviously perceived that the president is not taking the steps necessary to cure inflation and that the president's policy of raising taxes to balance the budget isn't the way to go. President Carter's press secretary Jody Powell said today the Carter camp Action Reports .................ZA had not expected the defeats which Around The Clock.............. 4A followed polls showing the president with Bridge.........................SC big leads in both states, Calendar ....................... IC "Certainly the president's decision on Classified Ads ................2-CS a balanced budget and also the United Comics ........................ Nations vote on the Mideast peace Crossword .....................sc process were politically costly," Powell Dear Abby ..................... Is said. Deaths............... "There will be other decisions both in Dr. Lamb . . the anti-inflation fight and in the attempt Editorial to keep the Camp David peace process ...................... IIA alive that may be politica lly difficult. Horoscope ..................... The president Is prepared to make those Hosplsai...................... ........IA decisions and accept the consequences," Nation .........................IA Powell said. Ourselves ...................... is Powell added that the president will sports ........................7-VA propose federal budget reductions Television .....................IC significantly higher than previously Weather ......................2* announced, probably in the range of $15.5 World ..........................2* billion. - Toda y no vWu&Wm* or eme city services would have to be out, curtailed or eliminated, The city commission has opted to attail services after a priority list is prepared by Knowles, "The results of the New York election may lessen the danger of the president's cutting into the social aspect of federal proçama," Moore said. Meanwhile, Seminole County Democratic Party chairman Rod Cable sald today Carter's defeat in New York and Connecticut by Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy was due to two major factors — the president's announcement of a pr ospective 10-cent-per-gallon federal tax on gasoline and the Jewish vote. "The proposed federal budget cuts were severe," Cable said. "The Jewish vote was lost because of the administration's blundering of the United Nation's vote." The United States voted in the U.N. Security Council to criticize Israel for its settlement policy on the west bank and In the Gaza strip, Cable said Carter's New York and Connecticut losses may be good for the president In the long run, saying Republicans will now turn to Kennedy. Bill McCollum, chairman of the Seminole County Republican Executive . - Frank Tibbitts, Republican can didate for the county cornmission seat currently held by Democrat Bob French, announced Tuesday his withdrawal from the race, Tibbitta, who owns and operates service stations in Maitland and Altamonte Springs, said his reason for withdrawal is the death in an automobile accident of one of his service station managers — Jon Harrington last week. "Since the number one priority in my life after my family Is my business, the loss of Jon creates additional demands on my time that I had planned to use to seek public office," Tibbitts said. — bm Anticilliiitsd by SAriord CRY Manager Warren Knowles and Moore that deep aiLs will be mad. In federal zivenije abating programs as part of Carter's previously announced policy, The city of Sanford is slated to radio $300,010 in federal revenue sharing funds thIs year. U that money were DOt ivallable to the city in the next budget year, property axes would have to be raised by $2.20 per $1,000 PIatt3' . Tibbitts Withdraws ' Joan It hall :•. Vendors, Inc., an Argentina-based wine investigation, importing company that federal officials Kelly has adm itted taking $,000 from J. P. Maher Ill, who worked out of described um 1975 as a front for a cocaine FBI agents posing as oil-rich Arabs. Kelly's New Port Richey office until last smuggling operation. Kelly insisted, however, he was involved week, was arrested in August 1977 for lie iilscm was an associate of Joseph in an undercover o peration through possession of between 1.7 and 1.9 kilos of Francis Velverde of Fort Lauderdale and Eugene Ciuzlo of Ingwood and had cocaine and was deported in lieu of disbarred New York attorney Samuel taken the money as part of his own in. pr osecution after one month in jail, the Glasser, both of whom were convicted in vestigation into the operation. St. Petersburg Times reported Tuesday. December 1975 and served time for He sa id he was introduced to Ciuzlo Kelly, who is involved in the Abscam conspiring to violate federal narcotics through a man named Spicer, who had investigation, declined to comment on laws, the newspaper said, been introduced to him by Maher. At a Monday night city commission meeting, Moore said whether pay scales In the city of Sanford can be brought into a competitive position with other governmental units and private industry could hinge on Tuesday's primary election in New Yoik and the r?aultlng thangei the president might make In his conoinlc policies outlined a couple of V ••. - • • Herald PhoIQ$ by Tom Vincent rir'nu i, u -• —. • Committee. . - •. merce Senior Citizens GoodatLongwood Location ONLyf ---________—____t--____. - .. - ,..,. • Chamber of Corn- CLIP THIS AND RECEIVE PAPPY JACK'S • SPECIALTY AT 1/2 PRICE TRAK IANsWlcN MONThlY -(JUICY SIRLOIN SLICES COOKED TO YOUR ORDER) V SERVED ON TOASTED SOURDOUGH FRENCH BREAD WITH OUR SPECIAL SAUCE. REG. $2.45... .110W $1.23 •.. Agents Mum About Arrest Of Ex-Kelly Aide Greater Sanford COUPON .,.. . -. sponsored by the — ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR. -. a seminar, held Tuesday at the Sanford Civic Center, was WE ARE READY FOR YOU... DURING OUR 'GRAND OPENING WEEK, TUESDAY, MARCH 25 THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 29th. WE WILL BE OFFERING DIFFERENT ITEMS ON OUR MENU EVERY DAY AT 1/2 OFF* COME SEE US AND SAVE! WHY PAPPY JACK'S IS THE BEST! ft - - .. the seminar. The GRAND OPENING WEEK - CALIFORNIA COOK dogs, shows trained security dogs to sen. for citizens attending "So you're saying," Nelswender said, "That two pods would be filled to capacity," Opening all three pods would mean the jail could house 216 persons, Polk said. He said he would like to took Into the Silence ,.• . V house and a formula for th e number of ja il staff it must have. "If we don't have adequate staffing th ere wi ll be assaults and other incidents people will say stem from that," Saunders said. Polk said he feels bringing the jail staff up to 38 will be the minimum the courts will accept "if it comes to a court fight." County Administrator Roger Neiswender sa id all sorts of groups feel justified in making Jail regulations, but none of them have to pay for them. "We have no sovereign immunity," Polk pointed out. "Th e Supreme Court has ruled that we can be sued as individuals and held personally Liable for our actions." "With the present personnel we have we're only going to be able to o pe rate two pods (sections)," he said. The new county Jail is designed in a three-pod confiration, Two pod.S, Polk said, wi ll house 128 people "if they're all classified right.'' For instance, if there are juveniles, more t ha n one bed per inhilate could be tied up. "Four juveniles tie up sixteen beds," Saunders explained. "Because regulations say, even it they are being tried as adults, a juvenile can not come within sight or sound of an ad ult inmate." The present co un ty jail has been housing up to 145 persons at a time, Polk said. But the number that ta s y long enough to require a meal seems to be about 130. a case that will have ramifications for every county. Th e case co ncer ns the state's attempt to make it mandatory that every possibility of housing some of Orange Cou nty's overflow county go under a formula for the number of Inmates it may be cause the reimbursement received could be put to use. • that trains guard them into its budget next year." - K-9of Orlando, a firm WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SERVING YOU MON-SAT 11-9 SUN. 12-8 FACING 434 IN THE NEW SPRINGS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER J . / Izatlons and agencies - .- - MA Mid-Florida's Exclusive TyQ4. uards A Must B DIANE I'ETRYK Grand Opening Specials Baldwin Piano with full Blow Action Wales Spinet Pecan Finish Fun Machine 17 Rhythms only Two Manual Organ withFun Machine charge described by Reynolds as "automatic" in that jurisdiction for people caught in possession of stolen goods. Volusia authorities have already asked he be transferred to DeLand for prosecution on robbery and grand theft charges. Sanford police were filing a warrant asking for Crotts' transfer to Seminole County to stand trial on charges of kidnapping. Crotts will be held without bail. ... ................ sc sc V r?*1*V' - m- — - - - - - - - - -- � 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 25, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1980. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 25, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b80c4dd8bf6486dc48d5a4c032bbab61.pdf 171586cf2be2004a8d5bbe6950641115 PDF Text Text .-. -- •- --.—. --• -- :. --..--- __._.__._.ij,• - 72nd Year, No. 148—Monday, February 11, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents S BanimSaclr Talks Of Compromise By United Press International The radio said that due to the rush of the crowd in Azadi President Abolhassan Bani Sadr said in an inter-view Square, a reviewing stand collapsed "and a number of people published today the American hostages might be released "in were Injured." the shortest possible time, perhaps even in the coming days," In his interview with Le Monde, Bani-Sadr said Iran wanted if both Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and President Carter the United States publicly to recognize its "crimes" in Iran accept q compromise offer worked out by Iran's Revolutionary under the fallen shah's regime, and recognize the Council. revolutionary regime's "right" to win the shah's extradition. Bani.Sadr's comments were printed by the Paris newspaper Le Monde said in the frontpage interview that Iran apLe Monde after the Iranian president accused students holding patently has now dropped its earlier insistence that the the 50 American hostges for 100 days of issuing orders without hostages can be released to freedom only if the shah first is his permission and meddling in government affairs. returned to Iran. "1 will not accept such behavior," he warned. Bani-Sadr complained the United States allegedly failed to Tehran radio said more than 2 million people turned out in grasp the meaning of the seizure of the hostages, calling it an the capital today for a military parade and celebration markact of fanatics. He also complained the Americans called his ing the first anniversary of the Islamic revolution that overelection as president a victory for a French-educated liberal threw Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and ushered in over Iran's Moslem clergy. Khomeini's revolutionary regime. Earlier story on Page 2A. SrWOWLWIS. a*GA cV( rfl "., .• -. --•- A Police Recover Stromberg Safe The 1,935-pound safe removed from the Police Department garage late Saturday travelers' checks and cash, was taken Stromberg-Carlson electronics plant in night and is being kept there for from Stromberg-Carlson payroll office Lake Mary during the early morning examination, after burglars were unable to open it at hours on Jan. 17 was recovered over the Benson said bonds and checks were the scene. weekend, found in the safe and scattered around It was police theorize by Lake Mary Police Chief Harry Benson the safe near the lake "We never thought placing it onremoved a dolly and taking it through said the safe was found by an 18-year-old we would get the safe back," Benson a door at the plant while a security guard Volusia County youth on the shores of said. "We hope it will give us some leads was away from his desk was Lake Bethel in Enterprise as the young on the burglary." man was trapping for shiners to be used The five feet tall, three feet wide and The FBI and the Florida Department as fish-bait, two feet deep safe, believed to contain in of Law Enforcement are assisting Lake The safe was taken to the Lake Mary excess of $250,000 In stocks, bonds, Mary in the investigation of the burglary. .. . fAJLM •41 ! 0 . ':'. •.7111 4U6.a--- • -, County Planning 24 Housing Units . -. By DONNA ESTES - rI nNW p li by Hal Kaufman HAIR TN III "Whatever b.cami if the dizzy blind, your husband dated in school?" a hew emil Inquired at this class reusilen. "XIXdXYXIXdXInXYXIIXXIXFXrX.XdX." the is" Wonsan replied. Rood between the X's. ( ) • MW-Girl lalki lorry Is the son of Eleanor's daughter. Is Terry a boy or a girl? You decide. - II 44*1. - -. 4sou oq Acq . 6-04'M $,Ja$oep ,,iou..3 •i VA aie .$,.s LUOI 11, AWSlil Sl AJJJ, •i • Word Osmel Given a word and an extra litter, make a new word of the combined lifters: 1. LOVE plus 0.2. HEART plus D. 3. CR11 plus K. construction of the public housing to manner as to prohibit spiral development Herald Staff Writer meet the needs of the poor In areas some of public housing around Sanford," Seminole County will sponsor the distance from Sanford or to turn the Wilson said, He added that county ap- construction of 24 public housing units "a project over to Sanford plication to HUD is being prepared. considerable distance from Sanford." The county currently has one public The city, meanwhile, also has subSanford City Manager Warren hoialng project in the Oviedo area. mitted pro-applications to HUD for Knowles will report this dsvslopmsnt -to (o sert ijbu -• - ..'.•'' - jo ,. ': 0 : --htng ts6srat -sastee In constructing .6- the Sanford City Commission at a 7 p.m. projects and more than 2,000 families on ditional public housing units in the city. meeting today. • tto wsiw list for public hoth. o The Sanford City Commission also will those on the waiting list, Knowles consider at today's meeting: The city commission two weeks ago ,,,,1 '300 instructed Knowles to work with County report ed ,O city commissioners that - Approving an updated affirmative Administrator Roger Neiswender and are from areas other iaji .ii&O*u. action plan for the city prepared by the the Seminole County Housing Authority Thomas Wilson III, executive director city's equal employment opportunity GREAT BALL on the county application to the U.S. of both the Seminole County Housing officer, Ms. Francie Wynalda. Department of Housing and Urban Authority and the Sanford Housing - Approving a change In the table of OF FIRE Development (HUD) seeking grants and Authority, reported to Knowles by letter organization of the police department to loans for the project. that county maps are being examined to transfer a crime-scene technician The commission told Knowles to en- determine the best possible location for position from the administrative division courage the county to either provide for the project. "This will be done in such a to the investigative division, ,. - ,• 0 0 • , Herald Photo by Torn Vincent Even the sun deserves a break every now and then. Here the great star appears to be resting during its morning rise on the Interstate-I bridge over lake Monroe. As a truck nears the great ball of fire, the driver might be thinking that he got up on the wrong side of the bed. Then again, there is the poss possibility the driver is savoring a sight few of us enjoy: the beauty of early morning• on Lake M onroe. Legislative Battle 'IJi C PJtL 1'"01 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawls details between top and bottom panels. New quic y can vets find them? Check answers with those below. kItUa ii dwe-, " .'H!P II 4CH t SUICCIW si -, ia m va j PIAOW 91 w4V 5 'U5.MHIP si 6wU1w CI i EASY *81,2,3 IT SAYS HERRI "This diagram poses a rather easy problem," said the math teacher to his class. "Note that the numbers one, two and three are In place. You are asked to insert four through nine In the remaining circles so that each row of three numbers in a straight line totals 15. Let's see who can answer first." Can you most the challenge? Remember. 4,5 6, 7, I and'9 are missing. The three-number totails 15. No fair peekIiiii w,5 ..ene. Fishy Riddiesi Which fish lives In an apartment? The flat-fish. Which fish feels sad? The blue-fish. Which fish won't shut up? The bigmouth bass. By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor flUWfl, 'am4i Wail 410491 Put 0I3413 .pow .0 Ul ç •,aa Harness Owners Have Edge In Seminole Track Fight HEART EXAMI Sixteen separate and distinct hearts are contained in the configuration above. - Can you find them? - ---- 0 Jal-All Fronton in Fern Park, which is also lob- Kennel Club and the Seminole Harness Raceway, want to see the horses stay right where they are. bying against the conversion, turned a handle of Brantley has stated he won't take sides until he Why should I want to compete with myself by the council realizes it doesn't have a strong voice Local interests behind Seminole County's WA million, producing $LM million for the gets feed-back from his constituents and assesses changing t.hat operation if I owned it?" when it comes to private enterprises. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and the Seminole state, the pros and cons of a possible conversion. The Casselberry contingent will have a chance Harness Raceway promise to provide the spring Collins adds that there hasn't been an cxto voice its views Feb. 22, when Brantley holds a legislative session with a lively debate. Hattaway contends that a conversion will bring The third private party that stands to lose If the pressed desire for more greyhound racing, public hearing on the conversion bill which is now At stake is a possible conversion of the more money icr the state. Collins contends that, conversion is successful is fort Soper, president being drafted at the Casselberry City Hall. Seminole Harness Raceway into another "Yes, it will, but how much of It will find Its way of Florida Jai Alai, whose fronton sits Just five "lithe public wanted a longer season we would greyhound racing facility. The battle lines have have applied for more racing dates." Changes in racing permit laws are nothing new back intoSeminole County and this community?" miles away in Fern Park. Soper currently battles been drawn between Jerry Collins, owner of the The new harness track owners say the bill that to the state Legislature. In addition to having Hattaway in their corner, Collins for a portion of the betting dollar during Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and Paul N. Der. the new harness track owners also have More the December4anuary period when both the will be introduced will not conflict with present The first bill enacting pari-mutuel limits was political muscle in the form of former speaker of greyhound track and fronton do business at the yeas and Jack and Bill Demetree, the new owners operating dates of either Collins' kennel club or established back in the 1940s. A Collins'-led bill the Florida House Don Tucker. Derveas and the same time. Soper isn't looking forward to a third of the harness track who want to change the the Daytona Beach Kennel Club. revised that statute to a 100-mile limitation for present horse-racing facility into another Demetree brothers have Tucker In their corner as party competitor for the wagering dollar. In a hand-delivered press release to area media greyhounds in the 1960s. greyhound pari-mutuel. a consultant while Collins is armed with Last month, In a meeting between the 16 representatives, the new owners point out that the Republican Ken Plante. The Legislature again revised the limitations in representatives of the Florida Division of Increased state revenue and political clout central Florida area Is the only major 1976 when it approved the conversion of a horse Collins, however, is no newcomer to the Greyhound Racing Track Operators, a thatdates currently does not have track in Jacksonville (Gator Downs) to a dog appear to have the upper hand over an effort by political arena. He has spent some of his 78 years unanimous vote was cast to support Collins' effort metropolitan year-round doarea racing g g , Collins and his backers to thwart the conversion In the legislature, also, and was the driving force racing track (Bayard Raceways), only 15 miles to block the conversion attempt. effort. behind the present state statutes that limit J&1411 an existing greyhound facility, the Collins has done his homework and provides Collins Daytona Beach Kennel Club runs a summer Jacksonville Kennel Club. Representative Bob Hattaway, D-Altamonte frontons from operating within 50 miles of one several points for his reasons for opposing the season on the heels of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Springs, will Introditce a bill to convert the another and dog racing facilities within 100 Miles conversion. Club, which runs a winter session. A seemingly forgotten party to the conversion present license for thoroughbred, quarter horse of one another, "First of all," says the 25-year-veteran of the Yet another interest that wants a say in the showdown are the horse owners who usually train and harness racing to greyhound racing. HatA successful conversion from horses to dogs Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, "another matter Is taway feels the conversion will bring a healthy would have to include an amendment rider to greyhound facility would do several things to the fathers the Casselberry City Council. The city and race at Seminole Harness raceway, feel they should have some input into the return to the state coffers in the form of taxation. Hattaway's bill to dissolve the old statutes and set community, and none of them are positive. The matter and last week asked Casselberry Mayor They've been informed by the new owners that Under the harness permit, Seminole Harness new ones. quality of racing would suffer, prices would go up, Owen Sheppard to send Hattaway a letter stating the track will be open for training only thisRaceway has been less than alucra tive business. Another political figure that may come into and the public would be over-saturated with panth ey weren't all at th happy a bo ut a conversion, spring, but no trotting races will be held. The new Last year's handle of $7.23 million brought the focus when the legislature takes up the bill this mutuel wagering, permit owners did not file for harness rac n.g state sli ghtly more than $77,500. Collins' facility spring is Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-L-ongwood, a "I wanted to buy that harness track several The Casselberry position concerns Itseil with da tes for this year according to tixred a handle of $40 million, with the state freshman to the Florida House, whose district times In the past," points out Collins. "And I was Gary Rut!edge, the increased facilities the city will ha ve to Florida Division of PariMutuel Wagering receiving $3,091 million, The OrIandoSemino1e Includes the site of both the Sanford-Orlando willing to pay the price that the owners wanted. I in' provide for another greyhound facility, although Miami. -. 1 $ Today —1 Louisiana Politicians To Go Before Jury NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- Two unsuccessful candidates for governor who denied receiving kickbacks from FBI agents posing as crooked Insurance salesmen are expected to testily this week before a federal grand jury. More than a dozen Uuislana state officials, Including Gov. Edwin Edwards, the lieutenant governor and the state treasurer, also have been subpoenaed to a ppear this week before the grand jury. Not all those sixoenaed are con0 Y4 - - - -I I •. - •_••• • _.,. ? '-- '•' .jf'I.. s_a • ZV-'.f. . .'. .- - -• • 1 aidered targets of the FBI "sting" operation, which reportedly paid tens of thousands of dollars in bribes to politiclans and organized crime figures to fix state Insurance contracts. Public Service Commission Chairman Louis Lambert and LI. Gov. James Fitzinonis, who were defeated in their bids for governor last year, allegedly accepted $10, payments each from undercover FBI agents posing as Prudential Insurance Co. cnIcmn sources said. Both Lambert and Fitzmorris denied the allegations, Edwards was reported out of town Sunday, but he was scheduled to appear Tuesday before the grand jury in New Orleans. Reputed mobster Caries Marcello, another reported target of the investigation called "Brilab" (for labor bribery), was unavailable for comment at his Metairie, La., home. (11•.... hare iih n n.iwl lnu.$ t,,aal, 1uswuvu n.,I..,1aA U. Gov.-elect Bobby Freeman, a state, representative; state Sens. Edgar 'Sonny" Mouton and Ted Hickey; state Rep. Harry Hollins; state employee group insurance program director, James D. McElveen; and members of the board of trustees of the insurance program. Commissioner of Administration Charles E. Roemer H also said he ex. •. i ueioce We pecT.eu w grand jury, _-............... test fy - �* 2A— Evening Herald i Sa nford, FL Monday, Feb. 11, lflo Ban'' i.Sadr Escalates Feud With Studenté -M - - - WORLD By United Press International Iran's President Abothassan BanI-Sadr, warning "I will not accept such behavior," accused the militants holding 50 American hostages at the U.S. Embassy for 100 days of Issuing orders without his permission and meddling In government affairs. The 100th day of the Americans' detention by the militants IN BRIEF coincided with the first anniversary of the Islamic revolution that overthrew Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and ushered In the revolutionary government of Ayatollah Ruholiah Tito Responds To Treatment 1. Khomeini. For Now Digestive Problems BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) - Iranians prepared a "gran4l military parade" to celebrate the anniversary, but Khoir.'tnj, architect of the revolution, was too weak to take part in the proceedings, Tehran Radio, monitored by the BBC in London, announced. Khomeini's office said because of cold weather and the 79year-old leader's health, it was canceling plans for a march past the Tehran hospital where he is being treated for a heart condition, the radio reported. But a parade showing military muscle, including a display of revolutionary guards and revolutionary committees, was to march down Tehran streets. Afghan Prisoners Disappear Government sources said today President Jost p Broz Tito, 87, is apparently responding to medical tratment for kidney and digestive problems that developed after his left leg was amputated to save his life. "There should be no special concern right now," a government source said In reference to Tito's general condition. "It seems the complications are only of the temporary ch aracter." A team of doctors at the modern clinical center in Ljubljana in northestern Yugoslavia indicated Sunday Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasir Arafat new into Tehran today to attend the commemorative ceremonies, Tehran Radio said. BanlSadr accused the militants of intruding In government affairs by inviting 49 Americans to visit Iran without official clearance, Tehran Radio reported In a dispatch from the officlal Pars news agency. Banl-Sadr has heaped criticism on the free-wheeling militants ever since winning, by a large margin, the electIonas Iran's first president. Saying that Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh told him the militants were issuing instructions and orders to foreign embassies without his knowledge, he warned: "I will not gc. cept such behavior, which I consider a government within the NAT10N IN BRIEF "There was no military cohesion in anything I sa w," said Judah Passow, a phot&-journalist who spent four days inside Afghanistan with three other reporters on the Invitation of the Jammiat Islami (Holy Freedom Fighters). Passow, who spoke to UP! In Quetta, Pakistan, said women Serious Side Effects: Study WASHINGTON UP!) -A widely used drug that has proven effective in keeping alcoholics from drinking can cause some serious side effects, says The Medical Letter, a non-profit publication. The drug, disulfiram, known commercially Sàvlets Need Conquests? BRUSSELS, Belgium (UP!) Pakistan or Yugoslavia might be the next countries to be Invaded by the Soviet Union, former Yugoslav vice-president Milovan DjIIas said In an article published by Belgian - daily Le Soir today. DJIlas said the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan was not a consequence of the rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States but only of the Soviet desire to conquer. "The weakening of the power and influence of the Americans certainly has encouraged the Soviets to take Afghanistan," he wrote. "But chasing the Americans was not the prime objective of the Soviet action. "It is the desire of conquest, the necessity to conquer. The Soviet Union has accumulated immense quantities of arms. So It is not surprising that it uses The newsletter said a study last year found that mildly unpleasant reactions can occur with as little as I) Leftists Plan Long Hold You ' th ByDAVIDM.RAZLER - - - -• tI? A ,.nI,l JA'T'T1WAt ULDflD1. Ipi,nf .,.i.f•pn,I ... eSIS 5 554S45IJ 55545 '.115 Ii (5 .U4I4 U UII UU4 U IIUW 11V54 , t1h WUJ UW1 WUSI *U4 e,.A pe.,eIail e..nt.Iê 1,i êk. WJU 555 UVI51 W5 UI I4J Michigan and the upper Great Lakes region today, with light Jan. 20 rape of a woman as she jogged along the perimeter of snowfall spreading from the Dakotas to southern Illinois. The the condominium complex at 5:50 p.m. National Weather Service predicted cloudy skies along the The suspect "gave us quite a chase," Karcher said, a chase Gulf Coast statesandfromthelowerGreatLakestothemld- whichwasjolnedbyaflCasaelberry patrolcarsandseveral Mississippi Valley, withscattered light snow over a wide area, residents of the condominium complex off State Road 436. Cloud cover also was predicted in the Pacific Northwest, but BURGLARY ARREST A Kissimmee man was arrested early Sunday morning in. most of the rest of the nation was expected to enjoy clear or partly cloudy, skies. Temperatures were ezpcted to hover side of the Zayre Department Store In Sanford, allegedly after he broke out a front window, police say. around the freezing mark In the deep South, where snowfall James Curtis, 29, of Kisslinmee was arrested at 2:29 a.m. o Sunday slowed week-end travelers. Up to 4 inches of snow in northern Alabama closed portions of Interstate 65 and Sunday by Sanford officers responding to an alarm, pollee say. Alabama 157. Upon finding one of the store's front windows smashed with cement block, they searched the floor and found Curtis hiding AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature 47; overnight In a second-floor store room, they report. Curtis was held at the Seminole jail in lieu of $5,250 bond, low: 45; yesterday's hIgh: 72; barometric pressure: 30;09; relative humidity: 68 percent; winds: northwest at 14 m.p.h. ARMED ROBBERY REPORTED TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 4:05 a.m., Two men waited for all customers to leave the Handy Way 1 4:24 p.m.; lows, 10:19 a.m,, 10:29 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: grocery In Geneva Friday night, then robbed the clerk with a highs, 3:57 am., 4:16 p.m.; lows, 10:10 a.m., 10:20 p.m.; handgun, deputies report. Tops Legislative Slate TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) PAYPORT: highs, 11:47 a.m., 10:07 p.m.; lows, 4:4Z e in., 4:46 P.M. I BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out N Miles: Winds northwest to north 10 to 15 knots through Tuesday. Seas mostly 3 to 5 feet. Partly cloudy. AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy today becoming partly cloudy by Tuesday. Cool afternoons and quite cold tonight. Highs mostly around 60 today and low to mid 60. Tuesday. Laws tonight from the mid 30s to around 40. Winds northerly 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. wow4 HIT BY CAR A 00year-old Fern Park woman underwent surgery this morning, after she was hit by a car while crossing U.S. High way 1742 at 6:45 a.m. today. Florida Highway patrolmen say Mary Alexander Ricard of Fern Park was hit by a car driven by Robert P. Bedard of Orlando this morning as she crossed the highway. Ms. Ricard, whose address Is given only as a Fern Park mobile home, was taken to Florida Hospital Altamonte, where she underwent surgery this morning. Her condition is still No charges mill be filed In the accident, a patrol spokeswoman said. County May Decide Appointments To LandmUs e Panel At Meet i ng AREA DEATHS — 01 Institutions ...................................... U.S. Treasury securities ............................. Obligations of other U.S. Government agenciesand corporations ........................ Obligations of States and 5,766 121 political subdivisions in the United Stales .................................... Income)............ ...................... ...................................... big sand - 1. _ - F.,!. it -Mai . gt ra n-wL ~, -7 " , o~#!,,~~,~--, Pr'Ye Vi ," i~i~&, - .:<.Z~~ " L'r~~at ~r -'14:1 mended Butidy Ix- sentenced to death for the murder of 12- year-old Kimberly Diane Leach. The five-man se'ven.woman panel convicted Bundy of the Bundy would try to appeal his case on grounds of inadequate counsel. murder Thursday. Judge Jopling is not bound by the jury's "That wits when I decided I could pull the switch —a feeling I have to this day," said Blair, a Sunday school teacher. Bundy received two death sentences in Miami Last summer for the Jtnuaiy lVla murders at the two Ctt Omega swortty sisters in Tallahassee. Blair was very bitter a bout the time spent trying to convince the victims' parents and law enforcement officials that a negotiated plea would be better than the uncertain, expensive trial process. Try Inquir - 11 .0 I • • i. when you purely change your mind," he said. "I came to the conclusion It was not In my beat Interest to make the move," CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UP!) Private funeral services are planned for Di. Louis W. Saner, ternatlonafly known pediatrician who invented practica l vaccine against whooping cough. Sauer, 94, died Sunday at a South Miami hospital of pneumonia and congestive heart failure He also developed In 1936 us combined limanize children against pertuula whooping cough, _ZaI..1 _J tZ £_ ___I LI - 1: r 1 HOSPITAL NOTES ______________________________ SIMINOLIMIMOIIAI. NO.SPITAL ,,. iaivaay,ien ADMISSIONS Sanford: John K. DOI Ltaeviflh$ 0. Marshall o$ScNAIO1S Sanford; Winifred N. Payne .Deborah K z Hward I. Hiusor. Nam [II Scott Sandf ord, Delary `ljer P. Smith, New Smyrna B h Edward C. Kruki&. D.Itona Nildrmd F. DeMar, .Me Monroe Freddie 5L. 09 I.by. take - - •. 4 - ;,•' . . M0flr0 PUISUAPY ii, 1* ADMISSIONS Sanford: Npffiçjiis pnffoy Ruth I. Suecsr AIIm McKelvey J. clorsacs Waski, Delta" pol,it ørns L. '° ',•baby DeffOns DISCHA1US Sanford: Sh ea aiin S - An attempt to halt the Coast •. tanker S.S. Capricorn time to file a U.S. District Court in. junction to stop the inquiry. The Capricorn lawyers contend that the Coast Guard should not be sitting in judgment of an accident involving one of its own ships. Twenty-three Coast Guard crewmen perished in Tiunpa Bay the night of Jan. 28 when the f. i.c&.t.t'1ur minutes after the collision with boy, N. JIs*iin. Adams. D.iary DftO Elsie Sdih.wfus. Oran,i City Mixson has been urging appraisers throughout the state to stop trying to reduce Ur constitutional requirement of auiwnents at 100 percent of "just value" and help Graham enforce It. Graham f&vos4 a reduction to 75 or 00 percent. Rh goal is uniform assessments statewide at some level to make sure every county collects Its fair share of property taxes. He fried to get something mare easily attainable than 100 percut through the Legislature during the December special session but failed, partly because 01 opposition from the property appraisers. Graham and the Cabinet then ordered the Department of Revenue to rigidly enforce the 100 percent requirement. _____ _______ , lL Sn•_ 4P % 4 ~ _= , '~ = . rate. The districts are currently limited 4. .. V. ..L.t•&. • )', PW - '• - OPEN MON.-FRI.8:OO.6:OO SAT. 8:00-5:00. CLOSED SUNDAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED 210 SANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FLA. * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 919me TONY RUSSI it INSURANCE I' PlY 2417 S. French Ave. f se •' METZ SHOE REPAIR * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM The Department of Education would establish dollar ceilings for each district, which would force a millage reduction in most areas. Graham wants the Legislature to extend with modifications the 5 percent ce1114 on increases in property tax collections by cities and counties enacted for one year last summer. A 5 percent growth would no longer be the absolu te maximum, but the cap could Ir exceeded only after advertising, a -' collision. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS to eight mills ($8 per $1,(XX) of assessed value). This eight mills will generate as much as $300 million more than the Legislature intended if assessments go up. . Wit J&9v i'g,t,,rn .... - 4~~ M%_.-f_ .,_ - I Hutchins. The Blackthorn has been resting at the bottom of the main ship's channel near the wmth rT 7', lnhe SHOE REPAiRING— CLEAN ING—DYING rn ~4~~~_1_115A~Ax the Capricorn. It was the worst peacetime accident in Coast Guard history. high winds and heavy seas thwarted efforts Sunday to move the sunken bull of the Blackthorn, which still may hold the bodies of as many as 14 of the 23 crewmen who died. Salvage crews decided to postpone an attempt to right the Blackthorn until Monday afternoon because of 20 knot winds and four-foot seas, said Scott Hutchins, a Coast Guard duty officer. "It won't take long, once the weather subsides," said TRY METZ-HEs the BEST TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Florida's raising the possibility of substantial public hearing and an extraordinary property appraisers meet today without property tax increases in most counties, majority vote by the city or county knowing what they'll do about Gov. Bob He outlined a plan lust week to clamp conunission. Graham's plan to achieve uniform spending controls on cities, counties and Aides say Graham will have to do a assessments statewide without raising school districts, keeping taxes down as delicate balancing act between the house taxes, the state moves to 100 percent and Senate to sell the proposal and they Up until now, the Florida Property assessment. are predicting he will do it. praisers Association, has opposed "We sent the property appraisers a Graham will have to recommend a Graham's plan and has been trying to copy of the plan , along with th e message significant increase in state dollars for gather 255,000 signatures to put a con. that we feel this is the more appropriate schools to appease the House, includ'ng stitutional amendment on the November way to proceed," says Jim Tait, million to Fund the second year of a $46 ballot that would set assessments at 65 Graham's director 01 planning and program of intensified Instruction in the percent of "just value," budgeting. early grades, house Speaker Hyatt Aides to Graham and U. Gov. Wayne Few counties are near 100 percent Brown's pet project. Otherwise, the Miason say they've heard rumblings that assessment, The lowest is 58 percent and House might Insist on letting school the a ppraisers have had trouble getting the average is in the mid-O's. Property districts collect the windfall likely from their citizen's petition dr ive under way. taxes will soar and local governments higher as sessmen ts. They hope the association will wind up will end up with more money than they endorsing the governor's proposals. can reasonably spend unless the millage, The governor must sell the stingy "I don't have any Idea what we'll do," or taxing rate, is reduced. Senate on more state dollars for schools. says St. Lucie County appraiser Jim trahum $h. ctt.$s tn IA th Bass, president of the appraisers practice of limiting each school board to association, which is meeting in Tampa a certain dollar amount of property tax Urough Tuesday. revenues Instead of a maximum millage wnntS 1_A. -1 London Fellowship Award for his work In 1*. " recommendation. Property Appraisers To Step In Line? - - sentence 1)ekle and Stair told reporters that Bundy had come to court last May carrying a signed legal document acknowledging guilt for the murders of the Lake City girl and Florida State University students Margaret Bowman and Lisa !.evy two years ago, In exchange for the guilty pleas, they said, Bundy was to remain in jail a minimum of 75 years with no chance of parole. Uniform Assessments Famous Doctor Sauer Dead' • y I - I death Guard hearing into the causes of a fatal collision between an oil tanker and the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn is scheduled in federal court today. The Coast Guard Marine Board of investigation was recessed Saturday until 1 p.m. today to give attorneys representing the officers, owners and operators of the I Capricorn Lawyers ' "Let's go back to work, educate the children and put this hatred behind us," Henley said as about 5,000 teachers gathered to ratify the proposal. lleak'y had contended during negotiations the board should look first to custodial workers anti tradesmen, instead of teachers, making its budget cuts. The settlement was reached at about 6:30 a.m. Sunday. The school system has been on the brink of co apse since mid-November when the bottom was th'ofped From its credit rating. in the firefighters dispute, the First mediated session was scheduled today. Talks for a negotiated contract broke off Friday. three sex murders in exchange for 75 years in prison, Instead, the 33-year-old law school dropout now faces two death penalties and may receive a third sentence to Florida's electric chair when he faces Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. it was Bundy's constant complaints about his legal counsel that convinced state prosecutors to reject a complicated Plea bargaining agreement that would ha ve put Bundy in jail for at least 75 years. The new disclosure In the bizarre events surrounding Bundy was made Saturday by prosecutors Bob Dekie and Jerry Blair, TAMI'A, Flu. WI'!t Sunday he has turned down his appointment as executive director of the Florida Bar. Hamner had accepted the offer to serve u administrator of the Florida attorneys' association, but he said after analyzing the circumstances of his new job be-decided to remain with the Alabama lawyers group Instead. "As corny as it might sound, there comes a time tiered CTU members to defy a back-to-work order issued in Cook County Circuit Court. However, I)eklc said Bundy's constant complaints about his State prosecutors have revealed - ' Hamner Won't Head Bar tankrupt school system last month. The board also agreed to drop contempt of court proceedings against Ilealey, who or- lawyer's competency that day convinced him and Blair that Ala. (UP!) Reginald T. ham. nor, executive director of the Alabama Bar, said ____ ,1;.__SS • aboard a commercial jet liner. Without stopping for a word with waiting reporters or onlookers, they were whisked off to join old friend C.G. "Babe" Rebozo. end the teachers' walkout. Chicago Teachers Union President Robert M. Ilealey called it "the most unusual strike) in history." The agreement restores 300 of the 1,675 teaching positions and all 204 teachers' aides positions cut in a $60 million budget slash. The cuts were mandated by an $875 in, million bail.out plan devised for the nearly just released from a judicial gag order after a Jury recoin- - ~ the L ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Pat. The Nixonsflpwln fr rvn California Saturday : so "A spark has been lit in Maine tor peace and against nuclear madness and against reinstituting the draft," said Brown. "I see in rural areas, I took votes away from Carter anti in urban areas away from Kennedy." that Theodore Bundy was ready at one time to plead guilty to day of a brief Florida vacation for Nixon and his wife TOTALASSETS .....................................49,23 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, 1 partnerships, and corporations ................... 13,261 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ...................24,641 Deposits of United States Government.....................................30$ Deposits of Stales and political SubdiVlsionsln the United States .................. 6,07 Clrtlflsdandolficers'ch.cks...........................26$ Total Deposits .......................................44.550 Totaidsmandd.posits......................11,043 Total time and savings deposits.......................... .........26,507 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase ........ , ............................ Mortgage Indebtedness and liability forcapltailzedl.ases............................. it All ottirliabilities ...................................321 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) ..................................... EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock P4o. shares authorized 73.300 Nn.sharesoutstanding73jo0(pvVaiu.) ...........735 Surplus ........................................... Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other taireservs... 1,52i, TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .......................... 3,$3) House members this - - Returning to Washington with his own count, Kennedy said the results of the caucuses were 'good news." lie told cheering welcomers, "Four days ago, we were 19 points behind President Carter and tonight we ire in a dead heat." tted Gu'lolt ' Prosecutor,* Bundy Had Adm'l I ' - All Says Trip ' 75 % Successful' .to GETS HONOR Some of the things KEY LARGO, Fla. (UP!) former President Richard M. Nixon likes best about southeast Florida luxurious privacy were being supplied in good measure today. The weatherman also promised some sunshine today after a cloudy, damp and windy Sunday, the first full 23.307 Lou: Allowance for possible loan losses....................................273 Loans, Net.......................................... 23,O3 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bankpromises ................................... Real estate owned other than 27 AoTheriI school children, who have been out of school since Jan. 28, the day some 24,000 teachers walked off the job to protest late paychecks. Teachers officially called a strike last N ~ 11 .34 ,-1— Monday, forcing the official shutdown of Herald Photo by Tom Netiel schools, and defied a back-to-work order James ''l)ov" Terwilliger (center) is issued in mid-week. congratulated by Lamar Richardson (right), Meanwhile, the Fire Fighters Union and assistant principal at Seminole Digit School, as city officials agreed to mediation to settle their month-long dispute. Firefighters have Terwilliger receives a certificate of appreciation threatened to strike unless they are granted a from lUcky Davis (left), representing Alpha written contract. America United, a service dub at the school Mediation by Mayor Jane M. Byrne helped TERWILLIGER Nlxons Visit Bobo R.bozo Allother securities ................................... .69 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .......................4,450 Loans, Total (excluding u nearned The Seminole County Commission will meet Tuesday it 9:30 StefanIk Road. a.m. In the commission board room, county courthouse, Revision to the muter plan of the Sunrise Appaloosa 1111111111111110 Sanford. Village Planned Unit Development located in commt.1on Although not officially on the agenda, County Commission District 1. Chairman Bill lClrcltho(f said he expects the Issue 01 ap. —An appeal against the Board of Adjustment In approving a pointments to the committee that will be named to review the Special Exception for Southern Bell Telephone Company to ME. PAUL STAMPER SR. Gramkow.Gaines Funeral county's Comprehensive Plan will be brought up under In. build on property described ubeing on the west side of State Home, Longwood is in charge dividual commissioner's reports. Road 419, approximately 1.2 miles south of U.S. Highway 174t Conunindoner Bob Sturm ireaented a suggested lit 01 Mr. Paul Stamper Sr., 75, of of arrangements. names for the committee at a west session Jan. 31 and the list *06 Cypress Way, was given tentative MR. GUST ORNBERG three ccturniulonsrs.Sturm Cub Scouts Holding Registration Caaaelberry, died Saturday at Mr. Gust Ornberg, 101,01 said he expected the list tobeapproved, but he was absent his residence. He was anative of Hungary and lived in the 219 Holly Ave., Sanford, died from the Feb 5 commission meeting and the lame was past. The newly rechartered Cub Scout Pack 539, Paola, will open Central Florida area since Friday. He was born in poned, ainkist some objection by citizens interested in the registration at 7:30 p.m. today at Wilson Elementary School 19*0, moving here from Gottenberg, Sweden. He committee. Registration also will take place at 3 p.m. Saturday In the The commission also will hold public hearings at 7 p.m. to WIioOr School auditorium. Chicago. A retired contractor, moved to Sanford from he was a member of the Redbank, N.J. In 1936. Be was consider the following: Interested parents of boys 8 to 10 years old are Invited go Renming from R-3 One and Two Family Dwelling District attend. Potage Park Moose Lodge No. a cabinet maker, a Lutheran and a member of the Ragan to CN Restricted Neighborhood Commercial Iota In Slovak 220 of Chicago. Those wiabing further information may call 3234114 during Viking Club. Survivors in- Village In do general location 01 Howell Branch Road and the day or 323.3793 In the evenl. Survivors Include his wife, dude a deaghter, Mrs. Aima TOTAL LIABILITIES AND Mrs. Catherine Stamper of Leslie of Winter Park and two EQUITY CAPITAL .............................. 00223 Cusslberry, a daughter, ions, Axel Ornberg of MEMORANDA Patricia L. Anderson, of calberry and Gustat Amounts outstanding as of report Minneapolis; a son, Paul Ornberg of Sanford; a sister, Stamper, Jr., of Canyon Mrs. Karen Hall, 01 Sweden; Time certificates of deposit in WASHINGTON (UPI) —Muhammed AlidenWiltathe uM do for them" denominations of $1,0 Country, Cal.; two Uteri, five gren& .IcIdldrou, 12 great- pr1apmc "Maybe I'm being used to do something that ain't right," he my liv, taken Mvage of Mm by m,ai or Mrs. Helen Greene and Mrs. aaócttilen and I?. IStf him to co.bant African oppettlo' to a boycott of the Masoow said. Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar Mute Mudrow, both of grgat.grangichildren. Fair- ammar OWMpkaf But Sunday, All told UL reporters "I didn't say the Carter month) ending with report": ChIcago; 12 grandchildren an child Funeral Home, Orlando, Total deposlls.....................................44,351 The former heavyweight basing champion returned to abnInIstraticnwas taking advantage of me. I wouldn't say lSVefl gr.st..grandchildren. hi In charge of arrangements.Andrews Air P'erce Base 8uutday, looking tired and making 11*1 about my president" I Krlstee S. Day, Accounting Officer, of t above-named Amid lnwldsp.rs.AtCsatsrsuquist. he traveled to five AliwrortsdtohsveWdthsaswsccoferonceinTaa. hank do hereby diciere that this Report of Condition is true natloes In Africa to seek .iejpvet for thepr,aiO4's c"Ir ziala ha would WI Carter: "You got me on the spot. You get on and correct Is lbs best of my knowledge and belief. KrlsIseS. Day tiheOlympics. ___ __ a upot meomd world totg. the January 31, IM H. said the trip was "7$ percent acosiaful," and be would w'" s... I'm not hers to take America's whipping." We. the vnds,slgeed director, attest the ca ech of this do It again"qulck" lt(erdNm. He dwAW SwAsy that har odd ha had been put on the statement of resources and lIabIlIties. We dicier. that It has been examined by us end so ft but of our knowledge and Last weak, All wt1 the adntinlite'atlea "gI4 hive .pot been ai Mm after rapsiers in T1Ms or4tl"id Mm for do to talk about tho trip in detail, saying he would belief Is true vW correct Al tiiiiad Directors, soaking African açpurt when do Uultod SWU had failed I. have to report to Carter fin Howard H. Hodges beck bias boycotts aimed at South Africa. "AU I'll say Is we had a 7$ perosat .ucce&W tor," he said. AK. Shoemaker Jr. All was 9WAd at tiut time as saying he would WlCarter that "Everything worked as schdulsd. As a matter 01 fact, It E.P. Tallaferro "what you want the Africans to do Is aesnilblrg you wouldn't worked a NO bstter tIm we UwoghL" Publish February 11 DES-M - 0 Cash and due from depository '" . Classes were to resume today for 472,897 continue debate on hazardous waste disposal. The waste disposal proposal Is the pet bill of House Natural Resources Chairman John Lewis. The Senate version is being pushed by Sen. John Vogt, Iocoa Beach. . Last monti Department of Environmental Regulation Secretary Jake yarn told lawmakers that failure to pass the waste disposal bill could "bring Florida to its knees" because of potential pollution damage to the water supply. Florida is the only state in the southeast without hazardous waste legislation and the bill backed by Lewis, D-Jacksonvllle, seeks to create "cradle to grave" monitoring by setting licensing standards for the transport and burial of chemicals and other dangerous Industrial by-products. I . 0 'I week will pick up where thky left off last month and Thee. andASSETS Liabilities I 11 . -. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Clr$ar mambar 12157 Resources . . Legal Notice Statement at' Annette Finch, the store clerk, of Geneva, told deputies one of the two men pulled a gun while the other told her to hand over an undetermined amount of cash. The two escaped from store at the intersection of county roads 48 a nd 426 In a waiting car at 10 p.m., deputies say. • The book tells the story of poor white Oklahomans, uprooted from their land during the Great Depression of the 1930s. The tenant Oklahoma farmers packed up their meager belongings and moved to California where many found jobs picking vegetables in the fields. Numberi CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, mv IN RESPONSE TO CALL MACK BY I.. -PUBLISHED T' COMPROLLIRNICURIINCY. .,..•.•, :., uNDI?IyL,ns UNITEDSTATESCOOE,SICT$Oti 161 said Karcher. After questioning, the youth, whose name was not released, ____ CHICAGO ( UPIi - Striking teachers agreed to return to their classrooms today and end a 2-week-old work stoppage that shut down the nation's third-largest school system. As a result of mara th on weekend negotiations, the School Board agreed to rehire 504 teachers and teachers aides it was planning to fire and the teachers agreed to shorten the school year by one day. I Teachers voted overwhelmingly late Sunday, 4,645-213, to accept the compromise. Board of Education officials were expected to approve the agreement Wednesday. The plan still must be reviewed Thursday by the School Finance Authority before it becomes final, •:•11 -•."t:. nr*'sident. Chicago Teachers Back it '.i in Kennedy's New England backyard a major victor. But Kennedy said his strong second revitalized his campaign after the 2-to-1 drubbing by Carter in Iowa last month. The Kennedy camp noted polls that had shown Kennedy trailing Carter in Maine by 19 percent, and said they had come back a long way since the Massachusetts senator took off the gloves two weeks ago and began attacking Carter headon. . - ., _________________________ , . KANAWHA, Iowa (UP!) The Kanawha School board is considering banning John Steinbeck's classic, "The Grapes of Wrath." School officials meet tonight to decide whether to allow a 10th grade English teacher to use the book,, which contains language that some parents have complained about. R.gien Casselberry police believe they have arrested the nun who raped a Windward Square jogger earlier this month, said chief George Karcher this morning. PoUcs, rsionding to a report of a prowler it 10:30 Friday, - 'Grapes Gets School Wrath NatienaiBank HeraldStaff Writer -,.44~0.4-A^~.- I.. "When you win, you win and when you lose, ou lose," said Carter's Press Secretary Jody Powell, who called Carter's first-place finish Kennedy and Brown claimed that the fact they combined to keep Carter From getting 50 percent of the vote in Maine showed that a majority of voters wanted someone else for -_, - markings. and --- 752, or 39.11 percent of the delegates. Brown had 4,494 votes and had elected 252, or 13.3 percent of the delegates. Those state convention delegates will select the Maine delegation to the Democratic National Convention. Based on the caucus results there will be 10 Carter delegates, eight or nine for Kennedy, two or three for Brown, and one uncommitted. Kennedy's final vote was only 2 or :3 percentage points better than what he polled in Iowa, but Brown, who was virtually ignored by Iowa voters, drew liberal Maine votes, and possibly deprived Kennedy of victory. .. . . :'', ..I , Hazardous Waste Disposal Held In Rape •............. preparations containing alcohol. Reactions with alcohol can occur up to 14 days after a single dose. 322.4297 SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Leftists holding the Spanish ambassador and five other hostages say they will retain the captives "for months" if their demands are not met by the government. A spokesman for the leftist Feb. 28 Popular Leagues said in a telephone Interview they would remain in the Spanish Embassy with their six hostages until the novernment aMrees to their demands. " If they don't either release our comrades or tell us where their bodies are buried we will be In here for months," the spokesman said. - half a jigger of 100 proof alcohol, or one tablespoon of some cough remedies, moutnwasnes and other Siberian Husky • Brown Generates Support consumed. REWARD - as Antabuse, reacts with alcohol to make a drinker ill. The severity of the reaction varies with the individual, the dose of disulfiram taken and the amount of alcohol can decide which one is right." today. Asked if by "people" he meant Khomeini, the spokemn On the battlefront, rebel resistance reportedly was crumand children lived In the camps using animal skin tents for replied: "You know that Imam Khomeini has said he speaks bling, with Soviet troops gaining firm control of all parts of shelter. (for) what the people want." Afghanistan except for the mountainous northeast. As to weapons, he said the rebels, ranging In age from 15 to Amin Wakman, secretary general of the rebel Afghan Mellat 70,"were armed with a ragtag collection of arms ranging from Asked If the militants would release the 50 hostages If so Party, charged that at least 200 members of his party disap. ordered by the ruling Revolutionary Council, the spokesman muskets ... to captured AK-47 automatic rifles." peared from the Pulacharki prison in Kabul since the governThe Pakistani newspaper Dawn Sunday said anti-Soviet replied: "Yes, we will do that." ment 01 Babrak Karmal was installed during the Soviet in- protests have spread to at least one other Afghan city, Lagh. The spokesman added the militants were In daily contact vasion. with Khomeini and "we think Ayatollah Khomeini will not say man north of Kabul. Western journalists previously reported "We have given up hope of seeing them alive," Wakman said general strikes and anti-government protests In Khandahar this, because we are working in the line of him." In New Delhi. "We assume they disappeared with the and Herat. Asked if rumors were true about a deal for the Imminent thousands of others the government claims it 'released." release of the captives, he said, "The only and easiest way, if Also In Quetta, Pakistan, the head of a private relief "We have told their families not to hope any longer," he said. the U.S. wants the hostages alive, Is for the U.S. to return the organization charged Sunday that local officials were selling Indian reporters today said the prison was empty following shah. The time is not important for us." food destined for Afghan refugees and pocketing the funds. A the release of 3,000 political prisoners in January. government spokesman said the "possibility could not be ruled A Western traveler to India reported that a luxurious house out" that such stealing was taking place "since so many people in Kabul, used as a "reception center" for questioning and are Involved." torture under the previous regime, was still In service last The highly reliable Indian Express In a dispatch from Kabul month. reported Sunday that Soviet troops were meeting stiff rebel "I don't know what they do in there. But trucks pull up and resistance In mountainous northeastern provinces but they let out five to 10 people at a time maybe 30 or 40 a night," he were In firm control elsewhere, • said. "I'm not saying they all died, but ! have not seen any A rebel leader last week asserted that guerrillas mawalk out." neuvering through the rugged terrain had the upper hand In Another traveler said be saw one man whose "his fLngeriaIls 4 the northeast but admitted there was little insurgency in the had been ripped off." rest of Afghanistan. He said the x 'bels were waiting for heavy Blue eyes, Black Diplomatic sources said they do not know where the snows to melt to step up their attacks. White Lost lit prisoners from Pulacharki Prison have gone. Estimates of Soviet troop strength in Afghanistan run from the vicinity of Laurel ,,They may be in other prisons," said one diplomat "But I 90,000 men to a high of 110,. and 4th St., Sanford. can't think why the government would have gone to the trouble Pakistan President Mohammad Zia ul..Haq over the or expense when other solutions were easier." weekend told Baluchi tribesmen in Siba that Soviet troops In a related development, an American journalist who were within eight miles of the border. Phone toured guerrilla camps In southeastern Afghanistan today He repeated his request for military aid from the West and characterized rebel operations as "primitive to the point of told reporters that Baluchistan, Pakistan's largest but least being ineffective." populated province, "is our soft underbelly." afternoon that Tito's recovery had "slowed down," which did not necessarily mean his condition actually had worsened. AUGUSTA, Maine (UP!) - President Carter has won round two of the 1980 Democratic presidential race, beating a strong challenge by Sen. Edward Kennedy in caucuses in Maine, a New England state that was on Kennedy's "must win" list. Carter finished comfortably ahead of Kennedy in Sunday's caucuses, with Got'. Edmund G. Brown running an unexpectedly strong third. But Carter won less than a majority of the Maine votes, and all three candidates claimed some headway. With 86 percent of the results in, Carter had 13,660 votes, and had elected 870, or 45.7 percent of the delegates to the state Democratic convention, Kennedy had 12,041 votes and had elected Anti-Drinking Drug Causes opinions and actions with the government's opinion." In the telephone Interview, the militant spokesman replied Indirectly to Banl-Sadr's attacks, saying the "only thing that I can say, we and Bani-Sadr ... want to help our people but ... t*o ways. But just one of them is right. We think that the people Monday, Feb. 11, 19W-3A Maine: Carter Edges Kennedy ..[. legitimate government." "In my capacity as president of this government, 1 calIn students to put an end to this behavior and to unify their Foes Using Torture, Rebels Say By United Press International Thousands of opponents to the Moscow-backed Kabul regime have been executed or tortured since Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan,a rebel leader and reports reaching the West said Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .o - Sanford dr __1111 �Evening Herald The score is school board 2, teachers I, in this year's rounds of court hearings between the district and the Seminole Education Association (SEA). The union has won one victory, forcing the trict to provide back-pay to a school librarian. Circuit Judge Robert McGregor upheld a 1977 arbitrator's decision on the case. But the SEA lost a federal discrimination case charging a teacher was fired because she was female, and a suit demanding the board pay about $400,000 In insurance claims by district employees left unfulfilled when the company went Into receivership. The insurance case, thrown out Friday, was also before McGregor. So far, there is only one other court clash between the two groups scheduled in the near - - CUSPS 413$) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-1 1 or 831.9993 Monday, February 11, 1980—.4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Is Blank Checks On The Clock By DAVID M. RAZLER .1 The current score of 2-1 may be changed by the end of the year without another point going up on future. In two weeks, a circuit court judge will decide whether a grievance brought by the teachers on the hurricane make-up day can be settled by binding arbitration. The teachers have filed two actions against the board's decision last year to turn a day when the teachers but not students— were scheduled to come In as a regular class day and turn the vacation day into a work day for teachers alone. In one action, calling the board's decision a violation of contract, the district is claiming the matter should not be decided by an arbitrator, and Is going to court to prove it. SEA officials say the district has tried to block arbitration on three other occasions and lost :1 the board. Currently, the SEA and the board are debating whether to appeal any of the decisions made this year. School board attorney Ned Julian Jr. said he Is pleased with the record j far. "I'm winning cases right and left' he said. SEA Executive Director Bill Moore takes a more bitter attitude to the proceedings. The district and union have had to go to court "over a lot of matters which should be worked out" at the negotiating table," he said. But despite coats, both sides seem prepared to continue going to court on matters where they feel they been wronged. - each time. . - I ; ;I ! I People who sign blank checks lose control of their bank accounts. That simple truth tells more about the condition of the U.S. government than all the numbers in the budget President Carter i1 I VIEWPOINT __ __ One Serious EE CON )Cfl)JGrA s'vEy S)R,. W 'DO YOU' FEEL fiO(/I' Eamhaffuft Gmbs 2nd Annual Busch Clash ; , WOMEN IN , _ c0`r? _ em robl P .1!'- _ ____ - - hardship and need. for governorships. There are 20 million Americans nearly one The recipients were seeking office in at out of 10 of our people now drawing Food last 15 states, including Maryland, Con- - Stamps. Are all of them really so strapped that necticut, Vermont, Georgia, Tennessee, they can't pay for their own groceries? Are all of Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and the 2.9 million men and women drawing unem- New Mexico. Contributions to individual ployment checks sincerely looking for work? candidates ranged from nominal donations of $5000 to major gifts of up to $25,000. Thte checks are a $15.6 billion "uncontrollable" Bush rocetved but apparently failed to 'ZIe U1DT) report on the public financial-disclosure In the current 'ouAg& hie aYi being performed under the $16 billion Medicaid statements required at the time a total of program really necessary? Do our schools and $10000 from the Townhouse Operation. colleges need $18 billion in federal grants over and Bush undoubtedly will survive disclosure of above what we pay for education with our state the decade-old episode, but It demonstrates that he like every other contender for the and local taxes? The failure of the president and Congress to ask presidency—Is susceptible. such questions, accept an honest answer and pursue organic reform of open-ended social programs is why the federal budget and its deficits are out of control. Ironically, the resulting Inflation and drag on economic growth is felt most acutdy by the people the government thinks it is - - - 1;,rto ' ________________________ • - I' ____ 0 ,, - . - The Conference Boai's annual survey of - investment trands shows a total of 437 foreign entries into U.S. operations for the year, up from 351 In 1978. Incomplete information on dollars Involved Indicates at least $4.9 billion us economy. PWflPed . S - Two aspects of the 1979 figures are of particular interest. There Is an evident trend among foreign Investors away from acquiring established U.S. firma and toward budding new plants at U.S. sites —54 percent of the year's Investments as compared with 49 percent the previous year. SCIENCE WORLD • ker Batteries On Pacema - - based economic research organization's count also shows a jump in U.S. activity by firms from several other countries. Most significantly, Japan izbeglnnlngto close lhon the leaders. What that suggests Is that repeated words to ftwise nay fInally be proving sufficient. Tokyo hii been under intense pressure from Washington to ease the trade imbalance between the two countries in several ways, ms from nu- pacemakers and says a nonnuclear, lithium. America. The alternative could very well be import barriers applied to Japanese goods. dollars accumulating abroad as a ton. sequence of the perennial U.S. balance of PIYIflSMS deficit. It means American jobs maintained and created in the process of - % 3: L. _ _ _ _ t Of course, it also means increased cornBut a little of that is likely to be good for what ails it — the loss of innovative and cornpetltive edge that has lost it not only foreign but domestic markets. - jnfflt 119 ` 6113111111011would lays astounded Hugl'w Nov. 9, 13* king's alde-de.omup nd pas Jord most builad advisers Col. Bodwidilis 2a bmdowim in m colhision am" y slowed up from Amman, apossdiy to ___ rilress_ to "a gumms for deliver Huin's personal approval 01 the a beb. 1k to ir.ø cooiuumated deal. InateM Zua •_ - 1 on lb. M 01. vestal agreement. i i1 I " ry yiskv I" . ,%k I . lub , . A _. I In. A .. I ,.I . I All No. 12, Jm Millikan, Randleman, N.C.. Hayes Jewelers - V ;,~ . - r IPI I . . .:..': .........-•-' - .,: .I.- ::-' ,, •, :• •-.. -- . .', '.'..• ?4 0* 1 AV,;% • 'I.. .' IIlUUI ' ....' S . lip • S k S , .. . II. . W . .- " 41 ,, ~.~, — '...t -. 'Y'. ' : si,. . - .., i _`,~111`i_,'Ie'l , , - P 4, , , %; A. .•..• .-. - ~ .., I .r 1 31. 1 W~N I ¼ ,. !.. ?S*5' 'fl ..'n. - ;. j. t -•. t 3 11 *¼ r ". '5 .,L(N . r,',::e.. . 'I Pt*clo by C,rI Vir'iri lilt' Iainlia,'dt leatis the pack during the early going of (he 211(l Annual Busch ('lash. Earnhardt look the checkered flag and a Eili.otui winning check. ' Top Colleges By United Press International The Boilermakers, who skyrocketed l)a ton by 16 points and losing lop scorer as Syracuse breezed to Its 21st victory in 63-55, halting the Irish's 15.game Certain teams ranked in the top 20 have homecourt winning streak, and - Iowa from 20th to 10th place last week, will Mark Aguirre on fouls just six minutes 22 gaines. Eddie Moss set a Syracu.se been bouncing up and down faster than a scored a surprisingly easy upset over No. undoubtedly drop back down after into the second half. But Clyde Brad. school record with 14 assists. double dribble this season. 10 Purdue 74-59 in a Big Ten bdttle. shooting only 37 permitt from the field in shaw's juniper with three seconds Wiley Brown scored 24 points and to their a lopsided loss to Big Ten rival Iowa. remaining capped a second-half rally Derek Smith added 20 as Louisville held No. I DePaul remains constant in its The Terrapins, who jumped that enabled the Blue Demons to remain off a late Providence rally for the Car. ability to win - although Ray Meyer's lofty No. 5 position a week ago after Kenny Arnold scored 20 points and untL'aten this season. (llnals 14th straight victory. squad got the scare of its life Saturday in beating Duke, fell victim to Clemson's Steve Krascisin contributed 18 For the Oregon State, 22-2, held off Arizona a 65.63 squeaker over Dayton -but three homecourt jinx. It was the Tigers' fourth ilawkeyes, who also held Purdue's Other top in teams Ilall an easier time behind it 281point performance by Steve other teams rated among the 10 best in triumph over a top 10 team at Littlejohn standout center Joe Barry Garroll to 7 uf it, as N(i. 2 Symewse routed St John= to stay atop the 11ac-10 standings ; the country were stunned. And all by Coliseum this season, and gives them a lX)IfltS. Arnette llalLmun paCed Purdue Bunuventure 105-80, No. 3 l.outsvU%e a wtth 12-1 eonlerenee mark. with 16 poi nts. • teams that have been on and tithe list of homecourt record of 13-0. topped Providence 79-73, No. 4 Oregon Kyle Macy scored 20 points to rally the elite themselves. At South Bend, I nd., forward Charles While the prognosticators are figuring State beat Arizona 73-63, No. 6 Kentucky Kentucky over Alabama as the Wildcats Fifth-ranked Maryland dropped an 90- "Hawkeye" Whitney scored 23 points, out how to interpret those surprises, they Outscored Alabama 72-63, No. 7 I.SU boosted their SEC record to 11-3. .. 81 decision to Clem.son, missing a chance grabbed 11 rebounds arid had 5 assists might also mnsider the future of the No. I drubbed Georgia W-77 and No. 8 St. DeWayne Scales and E'than Martin .JOhfls toppled I"ordham 78430. to clinch at least a share of the Atlantic and 6 steals to lead the Wolipack past team. combined for 54 points to help LSU grab a Coast Conference championship; North Notre Dame, which led 22.20 after one DePaul looked like at Division If club Louis Orr and Roosevelt Uouie scored share of the SEC lead with Kentucky. Carolina State stopped No. 9 Notre Dame half, for 20 minutes Saturday night, trailing 19 points apiece and Ron Payton added 15 Bernard Reacher led a sluggish St. 20 I S c • • , a. - - -- 11 - 011 • . S . S. -S ' ka AfIf Illinois belted No. 18 Indiana 83-438, No. l Kansas State beat Oklahoma State 82-7:' and No. 20 Texas A&M edged Ito-i 55-'i Celtics 128, Pistons 111 Rookie Larry Bird poured in 24 points and Pete Maravich scored 10 points in the second quarter to lead Boston hilts seventh straight triumph. 76ers 105, Lakers 104 Darryl Dawkins scored 10 points in a fourth-quarter rally and Maurice Cheeks sank the clinching two free tliro s with p seconds left. The 76ers came back from a nine-point deficit the fourth quarter to overcome the Lakers. Kings 106, Bullets 106 Otis Birdsong hit a 15-foot baseline jumper with 42 seconds left in overtime and Bill Robinzine added an Insurance' fret' throw, The Kings fell behind 106.102 with 2:07 left in the extra period, but Kansas City scored 6 straight points to beat the Bullets for the sixth straight time. SuperSonics 122, Nets 197 Dennis Johnson and Gus Williams combined for 50 points to lead Seattle. Johnson scored 14 of his game-high 29 points in the first quarter to give the Sonics a 32-31 lead. They widened it to 5945, but the recently acquired Roger Phegley hit 16 of his 26 points in the second quarter. Hawks Blalock Breezes To LPGA Victory by Punk P.Iltsck. talwart_6-5 250-pound Dean second hail UCF pulled wi thin U,C.F,'s scoring ace Ho Clark goes up for a lay up ,1 .ssIn—pIck up his third foul 49-4lona basket by Bo Clark, against Florida Southern's Mike hayes In pith 4:45 to play before bUt could get no closer as Saturday's clash between the nation's first and jiftime. three fouls ina2o.second span "That guy (referee Denny offset any tempo UCF could MIAMI (UP!) — The winds irons into those greens the second ranked Division II squads. Clark and the jlerb) has officiated here establish. Jane Blalock hoped for came way the pins were tucked, Other Knight starters found themselves In early ee times and we haven't One of those fouls was on and blew away the chances of especially the way the wind foul trouble and the U.C.F. troops found them,got a break yet," an angry Cotton — his fourth— and a the field catching her in was blowing." selves on the short end of a 101-92 setback at the orchy Clark said about minute later at the 14:45 mark Sunday's final round of the Blalock gained a five-stroke hands of the Moccasins. ..20UCF eke infouls. he picked uphls fifth and was $lO0.000LPGATis'nberryIsle lead over the field lnFrlday's Golf Classic, :,,-.,Despite the three In- gone for the evening. second round with a course 19 Going Into the final 1$ holes and career record 6-under-pr At that juncture the Mom Cotton returned to Cotton with aloir..trokele ad, the 3S- 66, In the final analysis it uesncnaitrong move down lead 57.4$ and with UTAKE A e middle to pull UCF within gone and the 6-5 Rouln year.old veteran played a proved too difficult for her ~ $ three minutes before hammered with four fouls, carefully-controlled 2.over- opponents to overcome. Ebeling could pretty well do per 74 over the 6,211-yard bulftlms. Debbie Massey, with a Twnberry Isle South course sparkling 69 Sunday, and 'After Cotton's score, the what he wanted Inside. 170-pound Also tairtlng the Knighti for a 203 and onetroke Jerilyn Brltz, the U.S. Macs 6-6 Women's Open champion who 'ieorow Mark King hit was tJs Ineffective play ol victory worth $15,000. 9 hoped the conditions closed with a 71, came close. of his zone Clark. FSC again employed a :,anether one ake,s and 61 John EbeUng box and one defense to would be tough today, and They tied for second place at ~ oet a basketball by guard shackle the high scoring they were," she said. "It was 284, one stroke short of -1 ~ I Gerald Jam to give FSC a42- gunner. Clark finished with lS awfully teugh hitting 2-and3- Blalock's lead. ______ j - S v trounced Oregon 88-65, No. 17 Weber State tripped Montana State 114-83. l S - State 71-59, No. 14 Brigham Vuutilt. nipped Utah 83-82, No. 15 Missouri slugged Kansas 88.65, No. 16 Arizona State ,'t:tu10,iCl cuitiaxed a ast-minute rally that gave Milwaukee the victory. 'Ilie Suns were ahead 107-102 with little more than one niutute left when Winters hit a three-point goal. - J11 - teanis, No. 13 Ohio State topped.%lichigan triumih since Lanier arrived. S 't" ' in SJU history to scale 1.000 points in a career. In Sunday's only major caiiie. Marquette etlge(l l2thranked I )ukt', 80In Saturday games involving ianke'I It might take some time for Bob Lanier to get I oily ii.(1)rjxlrated into the Milwaukee Bucks' system, IrnI vIu';, does, the Bucks figure to be a much better team. Lanier, the powerful 6-foot-11 center acquired front 1k-troll a week ago, scored 23 points Sunday to lead the Bucks to a 109 107 victory over the Phoenix Suns, Milwaukee's third str:!iuht ' - added 13 Imints, becajile tile 2001 player 0 -S 14 Joirn's offense with Il points ;(Ilit Wivi McKoy added 16 to help the Rci Ill ieI).*'.' ] 2, over Fordha,ii. Reggie Carter, who Lanier Powers Bucks By Suns ,.__ 1 to. . w. 'f ' -, , I .4 $10,000. By SAM COOK By 38 advantage at halftime, points, were assessed of which the Writer "Just being in a big game Picking up the slack Knights garnered three. The .: •Just once Sanford's Ruben fires me up," said King who somewhat was third guard most dramatic ca me at the Cotton would like to play has made a mission of James Beachum, who threw 10:12 point of the second imif against the nation's number destroying the Knights with in 7-12 floor shots to finish when Torchy led a Bronx ,one ranked division II his high-arching shots over wi th 14 points. Jones, who the Cheer after FSC was detected basketball team Florida the tIght 2-3 zone defense. Macs still haven't found a of its first second ha lf foul, ,Southern College. "When they pack that 2-3 way to defense, paced the The victory clinlces a tie for ,,,For the second time in 19 zone around Ebeling it opens Knights with 23 points. the Sunshine State Conference - nights, the Mocsof Hal Wissel up the outside," Wissel "You'll never see that guy title Florida Southern. The disposed of the second ranked pointed out, "When you have here again," Torchy muttered Mocs are 8-0 with only two University of Central Florida, someone like King to hit from games to play. The victory 'You'll never s•• This time 101-92 In the UCF the outside, you're in was FSC's 13th in succession Gym Saturday night In front business," and 19th against three of a record crowd of 3,163 Along with King from the that guy (Refer.. defeats. Tonight that streak fans. outside, the Mocs also relied meets its sternest test as FSC And once again Cotton, one on point guard Kurt Alston, Denny Herb) her* entertains Florida State at of the nation's leading who connected on 10-15 shots Lakeland Civic Center, rebounders des ite being only and seven free throws for 27 "But let's say something again' — UCF 6-1, watched the majority of points. King finished with 24. nice," conceded Clark the game from the bench as Doing the damage inside forgetting about the of'i did in a 96-90 loss at Florida was Ebeling with a game-high Coach Torchy Clark (Mating for a minute, Southern. 20 points and 10 rebounds, "They are deserving to be Saturday night Cotton's Despite the foul difference about Herb with one minute to number one. They have the time was limited to 13 (35-20) the Moca only out- play. "We play a 2-3 zone, talent to win the national minutes. The 6.1 leaper scored the Knights 27-20 at the We're not a fouling ballclub, championship. They are very "cked up his third foul at the free throw line. That's what I don't un good. Give Southern all the :20rnerk and was relegated credit." " knew they were going to derstand. spectator's role until just give me the shot," said The Knights average 17 The loss dropped the 4fore halftime. fouls a game. Knights to 5-2 in the Sunshine Alston, a 49 percent shooter Along with the 55 personal and 21-2 overall with both During Cotton's absence for the year. "I worked two '8C and UCF seesawed leads hours after practice Friday fouls, four technical fouls losses to Florida Southern. n a first half that saw the and It paid off." 11kn1ght's other rebounding That ft did, Early in petition for American industry on Its aim turf. ROYAL CONE Whatever the personal raised a new point In the dickering: Te shortcomings of the late Howard Hughes, aircraft would need extensive modifications there was never any doubt that he was a to make them acceptable to the king. shrewd businessman. It Isn't likely is could According to what sources present at the tave been comied by the likes of Jordan's meeting told my reporter Lucette Lagnadó, King Hossein. the Swums eacutivss ware ready to gets latopetthedealinblackandw)ijte,t he was apparently only seznlucld under the 7z rofd, I,th ,jng that "ta king's words influence of exotic deugs, and the affairs of iI be t Summa Corporation wound s In the __on what they believed to be a fli'in hands of less skillful modal managers. i,n4, the mma eucutives paid out Asa case in point, worst tiles show two plam Mean. how Bunma, under Hughes' corporate sec. while, orney rew up a formal fell victim to a royal co*act for COL Zesa to sign. But th — P5 e royal pefrated by top aides of King HVUIIJL 1re __ iu4l, proved stran gely eluslve.• He -e who allege that the king blmes 'an,d to leave the country without ever knew what was going on. e 9 to sip on cotrect but __ __ 1asterybegths In the late .ummsroflW$, not without ordering further expenSive when Summa was in the hrow of a power iyaJylng around Hughes' will. I2 that finally ON __ embassy Amsrltsii _ _ Various parties In the Jordanian beabi megels tumbled to it 8wma to purchase from the estate WN going on: hair Arab customers wanted jet planes pert of the ecI' e"-'--they would close the ,,jni,'1 4pl$fl5 nest. deaL According to swum testimony from my In a serIal 01 meetings at the Jordanian sources, Ccl, Z=and Ida eoU,gw, at first iiy, Siwwna esacutives food tm dropped oblique hints; finally, -i a .imeenlor 01 Jordanim a -_____ hlgwlgs. The nwetlng on Oct. 31,1971, ended y, _— ,W od and asked opsoly 1w be with a verbal ,çsemsnt - something nucey b.fr.kqsi to e'-nate an sale. said probably nova have esun' —s, • cofessed Isnanced — for purdiass of the two J$ fo one chagrined source. This belated .0 I - S continuing to supply American consumers with the products of foreign origin of which Y have become so fond. - 1; ,- j 'r ...Cotton Again Plagued By Fouls; 1. :Mocs Manipulate Knights 10 1-92 The inflow of foreign investment is not idy a IIW of long-term faith in the American COflOtflY but one with a self-fulfilling aspect. It Is one way of putting to work at home the Kosygin Absence Is Causing Talk _______ No. 9, Donnie Allison, Ilueyto%% Ala., hawaiian Tropic Oldsmibile, $10,000. No. 10, harry Gant, Taylorsville, NC., Race 11111 Farms Oldsmobile, $10,000. No. 11, Richard Petty, Randleman, S.C.. SIP OlcLsnn,bile. A~ . I .W 0 ' - _____ : Is one being to locate manufacturing facilities for products Itsells th volume to Americans in clear pacemakers that have become "lost" powered device has proved to be highly satisfactory In his patients. He said the after the death of the patient. He said, however, there have been no lithium type is much less expensive than the reports in the medical literature of radiation nuclear, $2,300 compared with $6,000, and Is leakage from nuclear pacemakers inside the good for an estimated 12 to 15 years and body. possibly longer. Plutonium-238 has a half-life of 87 years. It "Most companies guarantee the lithium Is highly toxic when not properly shielded and battery for the life of the patient," he said. it also Is the stuff from which atomic bombs "We don't really know how long It will last. are made. Wedo know it will go for l2tol5 years and Mansour said a nuclear pacemaker cx- probably a lot longer." tracted from the body of a patient could be a The doctor's fee for Implantation at Emory serious radiation hazard for many years if ls$800, Mansour said, with the charge in some proper safety precautions were not taken. other cities ranging up to $1,200. "You just don't bury it with the patient," he There have been no operative deaths and no said. "You get control of it and send it back to deaths in followups related to electrode the manufacturer. You always keep track of failure or to Implantation techniques, he said. it." Mansour was honored recently by being Nuclear pacemakers, according to Man- chosen a founding member of the North sour, have never achieved more than a American Society of Pacing and Elecfro fraction of i percent of the world pacemaker physiology.One of the aim of the new society market. They are now used mostly In teen- is to orpIse a national rIstrv of age patients who have achieved most of their pacemaker recipients. - $10,500. . . I j4'4 ;t 1 - Dr. KmI Ma our, associate prof _essor of hour surgical procsthwe as a 'routhw, well cardio,-thoracic surgery at the Emory School standardized, safe operation." of Medicine, says the plutonium-238 that Mansour is considered a pioneer In the use provides the long-term energy raises the of the sutureless, screw-in electrode for the poor. The government has been operating In the red WASHINGTON The periodic disap- later. But the connection between Karr and and sinking deeper Into debt every year since pearances from Moscow of top Soviet leaders Kosygln's son-in-law has stirred whispers in 1969. All we hear from the people elected to has become routine since they passed the 70 the Intelligence cmmunity. The Central Intelligence Agency. 'nunmanage it is that three-fourths of the expenses are year mark and began to succumb to the world, Illnesses of old age. But Premier Alessi while, has been reporting for four years that Since when? In the real out of their control. view for so Kosygin had one foot on a banana peel. The a management team with an answer like that Kosygin has been out of public Long that people are beginning to talk. agency learned that Brezhnev had repeatedly would be fired The pragmatic premier, second only to "overstepped Institutional boundaries, InPresident Leonid Breshnev In world renown truding Into Kasygin's governmental domain, hasn't been seen In public since mid-October. by Interrupting meetings of the CoUncil 01 At age 76, he could be suffering from, the Ministers." major illness that has been mentioned in As far back as Feb. 20, 1$71 the CIA Moscow as the reason for his absence, reported: "If a top leader should go, Premier But there are festering suspicions that Kosygin seems to be the most likely. Kosygin's Illness may have political corn- Periodically, reports are circulated that he I __________________ pllcatlons. The word has leaked out that his would like to retire. His health has been inson-In-law, Dzherman Gvlahlanl, accepted different recently. Over the yeai ides payoffs from an American mystery man governmental apparatus has suffered attacks named David J( and Incursions from the party, Including % 'flsre's no longer any reason to withhold Bresirtev ..." On tact that Kerr used to bring me In. Prime Kosygin himself confided to Swedish_ formation from inside the Kremlin. His Minister 0101 Palns in 197$, according (ca report. invariably lamed out to be rM. secret report, that the Politburo had decided Sometimes he tipped me off to Kremlin he should "let new political leaders be seen lop before our Utelligence agencies for awhile." Learned about them. Accordingly, Kosygin began to fads from Suddenly last July, Kerr died in Paris the public spotlight until he disappeared under mysterious circumstances. He had Just altogether last October. in Moscow, returned from Moscow where he kept an diplomatic sources told my reporter, Silly apartment. He was .ceOtied by his Dentomi, that Kosygin no longer has a voice In daughter Cathy who said he was eted. Kremlin councils. His likely secoas'r, MIe She believes he died from matural caus es. But 'vu told, would be Deputy Premier Nikolai A. to lb. Paris ar çr' widow 74, already a Pelithuro police that he may have been murdered by and a political ally 01 Breslmiv.. the KGB. Mons secret CIA report Put lt, 'it lsOlder It may be strictly coincidental that Kosygin for Polilbito rivals to join In ousting mom "F Think fowlre getting to ¶evn. Now, Laugh REAL dlsappeseed from public view three months hers than in agreeing on new collesguss." S `* The Ml"ghtv Continue To Fall In Also, three countries West Germany, Britain and Canada, In that order continue to account for the bulk of foreign Investment, more than half in 1979. But the New York- , 'A I :: fL; - ir 1 growth and have a long Life expectancy. Pacemakers are surgically implanted in patients whose heart rlythm is disturbed by disease or birth defects, Mansour and his associates have Installed pacemakers once hailed as the Long-term answer to the needs of people with heart beat Irregularities - have not lived up to their initial billing, says a heart surgeon who has 415 conventional battery-powered implanted hundreds of pacemakers. pacemakers in operations In Emory-affiliated Introduced in 1970, pacemakers powered by hospitals In the last 10 years and average tiny nuclear generators were praised because about 120 annually. of the expectation they would last for the The first pacemaker was Implanted In 1960. lifetime of the patient. The problem is the Today, more than 100,000 are In use In this nuclear batteries Last even longer. ___ country, Mansour said. He described the one. ns - '- .I 1I ': ''*' . - By CHARLES S. TAYLOR Nuclear-powered ATLANTA (UP!) No. 7, Buddy Baker. Charlotte. NC., NAPA-Regal Ride Oldsmobile, $11,000. No. 9. David Pearson, Spartanburg, S.C., Russ Togs Buick, Oldsmobile, $10,000. AVERAGE SPEED: 191.693 mph TIME OF lliCE: 15 minutes, 39 seconds LEAD CHANGES: 8 among 4 drivers CAUTION FLAGS: None LAP LEADERS: Buddy Baker 1-3, Neil Bonnett 4.5. l)arrell Waltrip 6-10, Bonnett 11-12, Waltrip 13, Bonnett 14, Waltrip 1519, Dale Earnhardt 20. Earlier in the day Buddy Baker took his second Daytona Ix)le in a row, with a speed of 194.099. Donnie Allison gained the out side pole with a run of 193.440. Both Baker and Allison have a guaranteed starting place in the 500 next Sunday. The other drivers will have their positions determined in Thursdays twin 125's. In the AHCA 200 John Hezek von the wreck marred race with an average speed of just over 126 mph. Local driver Phil Finney of Merritt Island led most of the race until a blown engine took him out at the end. Another local driver Mike Riley of South Daytona was involved in a reck while running in 6th J18,000. place. John Iluver spun in the first turn and slid in front of No. 3 Cale Yarborough, Timmonsville, S.C., Busch Old. Riley. srnobile, $14,000. Short track racing is in full swing as New Sm yrna Speedwn No. 4 Bobby Allison, Hueytown, Ala., llodgdon.Moore opened Friday night in front of a record World Series of Mercury, $13,000. Asphalt Stock Car Racing crowd. Gary Balough almost No. 5, Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Tn., Gatorade Oldsmobile, rewrote New Sniyrna Speedways record book when he won $12,000. the late-model feature and led the 25 lap modified feature t or No. 6, Benny Parsons, Ellerbe, NC., Melling Tools Old- 17 laps. Geoff Bodine managed to over-take Balough for the "smobile. $11,500. win. Orlando's Wayne Heckle was the Thunder car winner. Make that somebodies a growing list of companies from other countries whose investments in U.S. Industry set another alltime record in 1979. JACK ANDERSON : It took last year's Rookie Of The Year only 15 minutes and 39 seconds tocomPlete tbe~50milesat an averagespeedof 191.693 mph. Earnhardt in only his second season of Grand National racing was not really regarded as a threat in the Clash against the seasoned veterans like Carl Yarborough, Bobby Allison and Ricbard Petty. Darrell Waltrip, Benny Parsons, Buddy Baker, David Pearson, Donnie Allison, harry Gant and Joe Milllkan were also in the race only open to driver who had won a pole position in 1979. The race started out with Bobby Allison jumping out to a quick lead only to have Buddy Baker take it away for the first three laps. Nell Bonnett then took his turn for two laps until Darrell Waltrip put the Gatorade Oldsmobile in front for four laps. Bonnett regained the lead on the 11th lap and swapped it .r back and forthwith Waltrip until Waltrip managed to take It to the white flag and down to the back stretch, Earnhardt said that he felt that Waltrip would drop low to hold him offo he stayed high and was able to go by for the win, No. I, Dale Earnhardt, Kannapolis, N.C., Osterlund Old. smobile, $50,000. No. 2 Nell Bonnett, Hueytowr,, Ala., Purolator Mercury, nr DON GRAFF state of the American economy may The have Americans concerned, but somebody out there still has faith in it. ____ _____ . - - dash. Coming - S ByCARLVANZURA Herald Motor Sports Writer The 2nd Annual Busch Clash really had the fans standing on their feet cheering as eight cars of the starting twelve came out of the final turn going for the checkered flag. Dale Ear. nhardt managed to put the Osterlund Oldsmobile across the finish line just in front of Neil Bonnett. The win for Earnhardt was the biggest of his career as he $50,000 in the 50 mile Keep Money Monday, Feb. 11, 1980—IA . . VIEWPOINT __ - Baker Wins 4th Daytona 500 Pole _ - sent to Congress. Blank checks signed by Uncle Sam will be filled in to the tune of $468 billion in the next fiscal year - fully three-fourths of the total federal budget. That presumes the rather optimistic forecasts of the president's economic advisers hold true. The betting on Capitol Hill is that the figure is too low. The blank-check items in the budget are now By ROBERT WALTERS referred to in Washington as "uncontrollables" WASHINGTON (NEA)— Republican a political euphemism for federal programs presidential hopeful George Bush has at least which neither the president nor Congress is one skeleton in his closet: He accepted more willing to control. They range from such stalwarts than $100,000 in tainted campaign as Social Security, unemployment compensation, tributions from President Richard M. Nixon's and Food Stamps through a massive catalog of political operatives In 1970. That previously unreported episode is grant programs to interest on the national debt. noteworthy because a spate of recent Bush Th e plea that they are uncontrollable rests on profiles, hastily assembled by various the fact that their expenditures are determined by newspapers and magazines, have suggested previous acts of Congress, including laws which that there were vitually no enemies or create "entitlements" to certain benefits and peg derogatory information in the candidate's the amount to changes in the cost of living. The past. But aides to at least two other contenders In plea is hollow, however, because any previous act he campaign for the Republican presidential of Congress is subject to revision or repeal by a t nomination , former Texas Gov. John B. new act of Congress today, tomorrow or next Connally and Sen. Howard J. Baker of Ten. year. nessee, are working quietly to disseminate The Food Stamp program which began in 1964 the Information as widely as possible. as a modest gestureb toward better nutrition for The embarrassing series of financial transactions occurred 10 years ago, when the poor is expected to cost $10 billion next year uncontrollable" because of language in the law Bush was the unsuccessful Republican fixing who is eligible for stamps and tying their nominee for a Senate seat from Texas. Nixon's senior political advisers devised a value to the price of food. This will make Food scheme to secretly funnel millions of dollars Stamps the most costly runaway from the welfare In unreported donations into 1970 GOP stable, exceeding even the cost of Aid to Families campaigns throughout the country. with Dependent Children, heretofore the biggest The principal White House liaison for the project was Harry S. Dent Sr., then special welfare program. Yet the Food Stamp program, like so many counsel to the president. In mid-1970, Jack A. others, defies reform. Challenges to the "un- Gleason left Dent's staff and secretly opened controllables" are beaten back by cries from an office in the basement of a townhouse In downtown Washington. congressional defenders and special-interest Nixon's leading fund-raiser, Herbert W. lobbyists who claim that disturbing these en- Kalmbach, covertly collected at least $3 titlements means that someone will starve or million from three principal sources Ingo without medical care, or a decent place to live, dividuals holding ambassadorships, those ø''anadequate education, , or will euffer , some mnxto to receive amissadorthips and major contributors to Nixon's 1968 campaign. other hardship. Allocation of the funds to various canHardship should indeed concern our governdidates was decided upon by high-ranking ment. There is nothing wrong with America's members of On White House staff, but social goals. But the cost of social programs must Gleason was In charge of implementing what somehow be controlled or the blank-check effect became known as the "TownhouSe . on the federal budget will be ruinous. The solution Operation." He collected Kalmbach's pledges, then requires political courage In Washington the courage to question the very structure of many disbursed the money to approximately 30 programs and the way they attempt to treat Republican campaigns, including 18 for Senate seats, three for House seats and eight BERRY'S WORLD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .; .,, . Taxpayer's Account helping SPORTS Si I , Warriors 96 Eddie Johnson scored 27 points and James McElroy 20 as Atlanta overcame a 15-point deficit with 3:32 left in regulation to pull past Golden State in overtime, Bulls 123, Cavaliers 117 Reggie Theus tossed in 23 points and Ricky Sobers added 20 to help Chicago snap a seven-game losing streak. Spurs 148, Jazz 128 George Gervm and James Silas combined for 65 points to power San Antonio past Utah. 11F SPECIA LH lue~day I Olt I S D INNER i I Whrrr 1hr cbalcr I% jvw%. r r I virX ~ • ______ - -- - I,r —- L ___ ________ ,••,. ~ ~ isg' 12i . .~ .'.b _'_' ~ . ' _" ~% V 14 : . ~ - .~ "~:.t - ~ ~.~'. . . - -1 . - .. .. - 'c .' ',.. aLL. -- 7 1t~~,01_.- ~L:-.~:._'.'- —.—ise 1. ,,, e-_ 4_ -I . I i-'Y . 'v-- 'i2If; �6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Feb. 11, 1980 I I I a I - a s Lake Placid, rofitics Ready i"or ua From The OURSELVES me Berlioux did not like it. Union," said Beroux. "It is made the threat at a meeting was going to destroy the IOU from the Ne York State LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) "It was the first time in the not a reason for canceling the with U.S. Olympic Committee if it didn't completely Supreme Court ordering the The Winter Olympics don't IOC's history that a political Games." officials, later retracted his capitulate. That was the in. LPOOC to allow him to begin officially until compete in the Winter Games Beriloux said Lord Killanin, statement and apologized to ference." tomorrow but the main event speech has been made at an The IOC has another battle using the Taiwanese national opening session," said president of the IOC, would U.S. Olympic Committee already is well under way. The Russian-U.S. battle Berlioux. "I think it was clear hold a news conference Tues. President Robert Kane. on its hands today in the state flag and embem. Kane and DonJ.Miller, over a proposed U.S. boycott the IOC did not appreciate day night and present the Supreme Court at Albany. which refuses to Tile having political speeches in IOC's official view on the executive director of the of the Moscow Summer USOC, have scheduled a news The court will hear an appeal recognize Taiwan as the Summer Games. Gaines escalated during the the opening ceremony." filed b' the Lake Placid Republic of China, hat! Berlioux made it clear the The Washington Post conference today. weekend. Organizing Committee previously ruled against Summer Games would go on reported that Joseph Onek, a On Saturday night, Douglas F. Roby, one of two filed in conjunction with the Taiwan's participation in the deputy White House Counsel, Secretaryof State Cyrus as scheduled. dealing with the unless it changed its Americans on the 89-member bc (;uI)e5 "No matter how sparse the had issued a stern warning Vance made a speech before said he only received participation of a Taiwanese flag, anthem and emblem. the International Olympic number of countries that the IOC in which he said the 10C1 Committee, calling for the participate in the Moscow administration would destroy Onek's statement second athlete in the Winter Games. Hanghad challenged that Last Thursday, Liang Henhand but "I understand it was Moscow Games to be either Olympics, there is no the IOC if rejects a ruling in the New York state - the Guary, a Taiwanese cross postponed, moved or can. justification for taking the proposal to boycott the Olym- almost outrageous court. celed. I OC director Monique Gaines away from the Soviet pics. The Post said Onek, who administration implying it country skier, won a ruling Sidelines Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb. 11, i910-ip - Ih JOE DeSANTIS Sports Editor 11 Herald Track Baffle Looms In And Around Sanford ioc, A couple of months back, when Paul N. Derveas and Jack and Bill Demetree purchased the Seminole Harness Raceway, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club owner Jerry Collins was howling mad. Collins wasn't mad about the sale of the track, although he has tried to purchase it on several occasions in the past; instead he was upset that the new - owners inunediately announced they would convert the horse track into another Greyhound facility-mere miles from Collins' establishment, and in violation of the present 100 mile limitation statute now on the state books. What looms ahead for this spring's legislative meeting is UdILIC uetween pari-mutuel and political Interests in the area. The Harness lacility is currently licensed for thoroughbred, quarter horse and harness racing. Collins doesn't want the competition of more dogs just a bark away down 17-92. Neither do the Jai-Alai folks. "We don't need new dog people and we'd like to see the horses stay," says Collins. The we, is a unanimous vote by the 16 members of the Florida Division of Greyhound Racing Track Operators, who lat month tallied their collective voices to oppose the track conversion. Collins says he's discussed the matter with the Jai-Alai operators and they aren't smiling too much about the prospects of conflicting operating dates and lower purses. "They'll have to change the law and violate the morality of the community," Collins adamantly points out. The law change would take place in the Form of a reform of the present state statutes limiting dog racing facilities to a minimum of 100 miles apart, The morality issue, contends Collins, is one of over. saturation. "If the people of the community wanted more (log racing we would have applied for more dates," points out the personable Collins. "We've done a lot for this community and I think we run a first class facility." The spring meeting of the state legislature will be the deciding point in the track conversion. The new owners of the harness track have Representative Bob Uattaway lined up in the stable to introduce the bill to convert the track from po nies to hounds. Collins will counter with the Republican Ken Plante to lead his battle. And if Collins keeps to form, it should be a Fiesty fight. Just about every high that school and Junior college participated In Saturday's . annual running of the Hi-Y Games at Seminole Cornmunity College managed to put points on the board. Here is a capsule of the results of the weekend competition. ' I ,, - • ': -1 1 1 . r .. , ' .ft . - ,• .. . .' : . '1 .-. ' . I ( / / . . - '. / ,, I ' ,. accomplish several things, all of then) negative. "The cabiber of racing will drop, the prices of admission and other niceties will go up and neither we nor they will be able to make the contributions to the community that tile Stnford-Ortando Kennel Club has in the past." "l'hey can't run it track like I can. You can bring Jesse James in here to run that place and I'll show him how to do . , ' . rq ~11 . TI-N . - S .\ .. - '..f. ' - I ..- -. -A:torn Netset caught this Hl-Y pole vault corn petitor in perfect form clearing the bar at Saittrda"s competition, it better," Hawa 4 after the third round of the $325,000 way I played," said Trevino, "but Andy crowd of more than 57,000 for the week Hawaii Open Saturday. And the two big was tremendous.I played with him in the with a 71. lie was not satisfied with that - r P - Edgewater, 1:14.02: 2. Edgewater, ', 7-MILE RELAY: 1, SCC 802.1; 2:44.6; 3. Ribault 2:14.69: 3000 l 40-HIGH: I. Lone. unattached. METERS: Bissett, Lake Brantley, 7.02; 60-DASH: Bridges, SCC, :26.5; Johnson, Ribault, 9:30.1; 3. 6:44; 1SOOMETER: Waldron, SCC, Mcclary, Ribault 9:32.37. 103:31; 300 METER: I. Taylor, GIR LS SCC, 31.16; 330 HURDLES: Dixon, SHOT: I. Colson, Lake Howell, SCC, 33.65; 400 RUN: Borstein, 32.10:2. Basic, Lake Brantley 30.9; unattached 111.6$; 5000 METERS: Harris, Oak Ridge, 291; DISCUS: Devitto, unattached 15:37.71. I. Robichaud, Colonial, 101.9; 2. HIGH SCHOOL Giddens, Lake Brantley, 102.7; 3. DISCUS: 1. Lee, Colonial 1501; Basle, Lake Brantley 9910; 40 2. Sloan, Arcadia 1112; 3. HURDLES: 1. Hartman, Lyman, Williamson, Oak Ridge 147.4; TWO 8.43; 2. Daniels, St. Augustine, MILE RELAY: 1. Jax Ribault 8.89; 3. Cleveland, Trinity Prep, 8:22.1; 2. Tampa Leto 8:32.2: 3. $99. Wint er Haven 8:37.77. 40 DASH: 1. Brown, Lake 40 DASH: 1. Pressley, Oak Ridge Howell, 6.92; 2. Highsmith, 6.38; 2. Johnson, Ribault 6.50; 3. Titusville, 7.32; 3. Williams, Warren. Ribault 6.51; 1,500 DeLand, 7.39; 1,000 METER: I. METER: 1. Lesure, Lyman Hollenbaigh, Lyman, 5:06.50; 2. 4: 12.74; 2. Roman, Bishop Moore Jenkins, Sun State Striders, .-.. ZiFiA 4;14.5; 3. Seals, Edgewater 5:17.26; 3. Drayton, West Orange, . .-. 1:19.02. 5:17.73. 40 METER HURDLES: 1. LONG JUMP: 1. Br n. Lake Reese, Oak Ridge7:SS; 2.Bradley, Howell, 18:00; t-$artman, Lyman, -Winter Haven 7.83; 3. Blair Oak 17:07; 3. Chapman, Titusville, Ridge 8.13; LONG JUMP: 1. 17:03114; HIGH JUMP: I. Alber. ' Freeman Edgewater 23-1 shardt, Lyman, 52; 2. Lanier, L (record); 2. McKnight, Edgewater Trinity Prep, 5.2; 3. Chapman, 21.11; 3. Horsley, Winter Haven 21Titusville, 5-0. DISCUS: 1. 2. Robichaud, Colonial, 104-9; 2. ' SHOT: I. Williamson, Oak GIdd.ns, Lake Brantley, 102.7; 3. Lake Howell's Howard Kim Ridge, S2.7¼t 2. Tate, Edgewater Salve, Lake IriMIsy, ,,., $iS; 3. SalMon, Williston, 1510½, SHOT: 1. Colson, Lake Howell, 32. Inches In the 111-Y long jump DISCUS: Lee, Colonial, 150-1; 2. 10; 2. Sasve, Lake Brantley, 309; inutilty College Saturday. Slone, DeSoto, 1432:3. Williamson, 3. Harris, Oak Ridge, 298.2. .: guys he was referring to were Andy Bean 210). Burns and Bean were deadlocked for the tournament lead after both the ' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Auctioneers Dorothy McI{eynolds, left, and Martha tile ancey properly. This new machine is the type tha t will be used in time election this fall. She left Li machine in the club house for th e dub members to t.ractice on in order to be familiar with its proper use. Mrs. Richard Fowler 11 a 24 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 'Roles Of The Presi(lt'nt' 32 (17) CAROL BURNETT Rita AND FRIENDS Guest / 6:30 94 NBC NEWS 5' 0 CBS NEWS 70 ABC NEWS fl (35) ANDY GRIFFITH I 11 -. - . strains for extra at Seminole torn- yet. Borg won his fourth Grand it probably won't be on a slow, lion to lecture at a sex seminar. his audience shows up nude Happy 7:00 Sanford's 109th anniversary was celebrated Feb. 8 with a Founder's Day program in Fort Mellon Park under the direction of the trustees of the Henry S. Sanford Museum Library. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, who has arranged these programs for the past 30 years, was the chairman of the observance to honor the memory of early Swedish settlers. playing very well and putting 61d sometimes playboy, was the pressure on tile," Borg .'-': I •i, W- ' 7:30 0 (.4) TIC TAC DOUGH $) 0 THE NEWLYWED - ones everyone focuspd In on, That Is until They know that If they make a mistake, made no errors at all. He won that. Obviously the extra practice paid off got hot In the second to delay feel very confident on It. t zttaWsh man at 5-7 and 180 there's four par fives out there to nc "I can lose on this surface, the first eight points and lost "It was the side of my lei, out to be the t).)sjrtk In what turned trW(th't'kiti'r z€r, r''J L "• . ç pounds, started mag titic'gt happcc. Wt ctta the other guy will only three on his way to a 4-0 my groin, not my knee," he Trevino shot 66 In the final round, the Bean played the four par fives In 13- the Tucson Open, for he followed with Inevitable. . It was Borg's 16th straight have to play really well," said e6gt:. Vjenli~dWvs ~m4%iy ,*uu said. "It's a little still now, saine score Bean had, while Burns,, who under-par for the four rounds, and that rounds of 63, which tied the tournament ) win over Gerulaitis, but he the 23-year-old Swede, who is the next game, but Borg took but I don't think it bothered played so well last week in winning the pretty much tells the story of his sixth record, 66 and 66. me. When Hubert Green won last year's said it will end one of these believed to be the world's the next two and the set, Crosby and was a top challenger here career victory and proves Trevino's highest paid athlete. Gerulaltls came alive in the "He Just missed a couple of through three rounds, finished with a point, event, he had a score of 21-under-par, so days, After the match, Gerulaitis second set, winning a long, balls in the second set he "There's no way I'm going disappointing 71. "No question," said Bean, "the way I Bean broke that mark when, on the last denied he can be "psyched spectacular first game that didn't in the third set," So Bean, who birdied all four par fives played the par fives was the key to , ai my hole, he sank a five-foot putt for his fh on the Wallalae Country club course In victory. But. I made a lot of good putts." - birdie of the tournament, to keep going on winning all gave him momentum. Borg the time. He's going to beat out" by Borg. "It's a little frustrating, but struggled to a 54 edge, but his me once. twice, maybe Pro Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Sy United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct, Boston 13 13 .161 Philadelphia 10 16 .711 New York 3$ 29 .491 Washington 73 37 .415 New Jersey 23 33 .397 Central Division W L Pct. Atlanta 31 23 .596 San Antonio 20 27 .524 Houston 7$ 2$ .500 Indiana 75 30 .153 Cleveland 73 36 .390 Detroit 34 13 .246 Western Conference Midwest Division W I. Pct. 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City Pasco 202 Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 22-3 WII, Palm Beach Northshors 21-2 S. Orlando Bishop Moors 21-3 6. CristvIiw 17-2 S F' NIGHTLY 8 P.M. _ (Closed Sunday) Plullibino yy S 1 ___________________________ MATINEES: Mon. .Wed. -Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time ):IS p.m.' ImL1iYy$llPllII1'!!Tn I j P ECI S AL ALL 12 RACES I Thursday Ladies'Nite Prep Poll DINNER ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) This week's toprMed Florida boy's prep basketball teseis with won-lost records, by the Florida Sports Writers Association: CLASS IA I. Lakland 23-1 i 2. Daytona Beach Mainland 234 L!_ 1.1 fAflFO- S KUM CM - N slOrland. J Ott IIwV 11S2I.quu4 .- ,_ - . R1SL*VATIONS 131 3501 Switi NOON U.du IS - .-- - ~ - - ,,- F_,~ L'!L I % Z-, 4 I ' _,. 4 ''k , .g_1Lc..," s..! 1.L!j: ,. t - 7 - ~- I ' ., 'T e?!U - '-',, .- $ ~ • -' re .., - ' I. ., . 'V 4 - Dear 11 '- Abby 111A4, K. Holmes Mason, now deceased 34 years. Dr. Mason .-Is r. ('I hi 5.AJl%MIiLfla, IIIV VVLlWI you pr inte d is slightly difDEAR ABBY: I read In the ferent than the original, Tulsa Tribune the poem titled: "Kindness Through whose real title is "A Flower Life." It was writ ten by for the Living," It was written Austin K. Snyde r. According many years ago by my to my husband, Snyder was a mother, Lola Snider, who pr essor at the U.S. Naval of lives in Okmulgee, Okla. She Academy, and this poem sent It to her sister, Mrs. appeared in "Shi pma te," a Myrtle Acock, who lives in publication of the U.S. Naval Ramon, Calif. Myrtle had Aca my Alumni Associa tion de codes made and sent It to her In Sept., 1977. friends. Since then we have. VIRGINIA MCMILLAN: seen It published several MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. tines, always with "Author DEAR READERS: Are you Unknown." My mother Is 76, confused? Well, so am I, and has had many strokes and Is as U this weren't enough, my confined to wheel chair. She ____ syndicate in New York ad never misses your column. Her eyes are bad, so she has vised me that they received a teIeone call from a 91-yearsomeone read it to her, old reader of the Dallas AUTHOR'S PROUD Times-Herald claiming that DAUGHTER: TULSK be was the author of that DEAR ABBY: My husband poem and he wanted to know noticed the poom in your where In the blazes Abby column in the State Paper of found It! (35) 8:30 94 TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA ii (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO FUNNY BUSINESS 04 THE BRADY BUNCH s'fl BEWITCHED "0 MERV GRIFFIN 111(35) WOODY W000PECK- RY GARDEN 12 (17) ROMPER ROOM ER AND FRIENDS 23 (10) SESAME STREET 12 (17)SPECTREMAN 9:00 0 4 DONAHUE 'sO MIKE DOUGLAS L7 0 MOVIE 4:30 4 EMERGENCY ONEI 'Pt (3 5) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ( '3t FRIENDS i (I 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (R) 12 (17) LUCY SHOW 5:00 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 9:30 mm (35) FAMILY AFFAIR !! (35) TOM AND JERRY 24 (1 0) MISTER ROGERS 32 (17) MY THREE SONS (24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (12,(17) GREEN ACRES 5:30 9(4 NEWS 0 M'ASH 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ill. 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The name of poem in the Macon Telegraph the poem is "A Rose," It was News, and recognized It set to music by Hallmark Immeate1y as the poem about 10 years ago. I was written by a prominent deeply touched when I read it.. Macon. (i.. dentist. He was THEMMA STOKES: L.A., $4 Trifecta lox $42 Trificta WhelP . 4 ByABIGAILVANBUREN DEAR READERS: Recently! published a poem sent to me by the participants of the Long Beach, Calif., Senior Day Center. Its message, I thought, was worthy of sharing with my readers. The essence, and closing fines, are: "Just give me one flower today, pink or white or red. I'd rather have one blossom now, than a trnckload when I'm dead." The author was unknown, aid I asked U any of my readers knew who had written RACING PUMP Who Really Wrote Poem? 12 (37)1 LOVE LUCY 94 TODAY IN FLORIDA 7 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA IS) 11 CBS CBS NEWS () a HEALTH FIELD a SUNRISE ing as a collector for a loan BRIEF SQUARES (5') 0 WHEWI 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER o:uu 0 (4) COUNTRY ROADS L7 V 11 (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 12' (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 9 (4 5:30 fl I &tn&ir f CUII rv 11_j so 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL FRIENDS 24 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 24 (10) OVER EASY (35) PTL CLUB 12. (17) MOVIE FBI lust 3:00 5 7 914CARDSHARKS 5:00 they discover Carmine is work- _____________________________ CLASS 3A I , -- W when tragedy strikes before the concert. ANOTHER WORLD fl (351% DREAM OF JEANNIE 12 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 8:00 s 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ii (35) NEW ZOO REVUE MORNING (7) a THE 2:30 U 10:00 ''JU(5y Laverne and Shirley boil when L. 0 _J%.("iç _1.I1' .'iA.. \", Delta St. 59, N. Alabama 57 B. 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'a,, ul,uisa.i,l, her ox-husband, who was a close friend of Harry's BARNEY MILLER Barney and his men meet with frustration in their attempts to ensure the rights of a Russian defector. (R) (1 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2:25 (17) NEWS 12 i (35) BULLWINKLE Dick Shawn. As George prepares to open his Itsird cleaning store, the Jetfersons move to an exponsive East Side apartment 2:00 4 THE DOCTORS U AS THE WORLD TURNS 7 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ii (35) GOMER PYLE 7:30 9 (4 TODAY 7 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11:30 0 14) TONIGHT Guest host Rich Little, Guests: Dan lord, "t" tt'.it'er, Natalie Wood, .1 I'm uuiset.urity when her mother pays a visit. 24 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: author Joseph Holler, ' : 0 GOOD FLORIDA (i%)(35)BENNYHILL GAME '7 0 FAMILY FEUD '!,! (35) MAUDE Maude IS ,i'"1 'In a Qiivf'rino second and third rounds and when they you are chasing someone like Bean and the ball long to get on all the greens, you from Brooklyn in the first and playing on other surfaces as Gerulaitis said. injury hampered his play, caine out to play Sunday, they were the Burns, you have a definite disadvantage, still have to get the ball in the CUP," he ough Gerulaltis he had recently)," he said, "I As t match began, Borg Borg had it all to himself after th third sets, al , 0 (4) Q ALL MY CHILDREN (35)35 LIVE 725 10:00 11:00 0 (.7)0 NEWS 7 it 0 8:25 0 LOU GRANT The presssure begins to get to an already overworked Lou when he truss to handle crank calls, libel problems and afeudsnq staff THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 94 TODAY IN FLORIDA doctor Jewel thieves devise a scheme to get Fred and Lamont to smuggle loot from Hawaii to the mainland (Part 1) Among the activities was tree planting In tribute to the Immigrants who settled In Sanford in 1871. Elmer a CALLS Kt'nsinqion General is haunted by petty thievery and a phantom REPORT 112' (17) SANFORD AND SON 1:00 4 DAYSOFOUR LIVES 7:00 9 4 TODAY S 0 MORNING NEWS MORNING Q GOOD AMERICA fl (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR AND THE IMPOSSIBLES 24 (10) SESAME STREET 12 (17) FUN HOUSE ;51 8 HOUSE Fred traces his background .Jnd is told he is Jewish and ;i descendant of King Solomon 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER 4' NEWS 0 RYAN'S HOPE 11(35) DICK VAN DYKE 12 (17) MOVIE 6:55 7 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 9:30 ml (35) SANFORD AND SON I S 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORRow 6:45 A young couple finds intrigue and treasure as they scubadive off the coast of Bermuda and inadvertently find ;i buried treasure cache. (Part 2) 0 4 FACE THE MUSIC S) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE () 0 JOKER'S WILD 9 24 (10) A. M. WEATHER 7' 0 ABC MOVIE •'T Deep" (1977) Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset, Hick Hello 12 (17) BOB NEWHART When Bob accepts an invito- 12:30 6:30 , ' 11' (17) MOVIE (CONT'O) 12 TODAY IN FLORIDA ED ALLEN 12 (17) NEWS Theater Owners, honoring ttit' lop movies and performers of 1979 based oil the results of public poll 0 MASH After being clscul,'tl for trying to bring a piece of Toledo to the 40771h. Klinger doubles his efforts to (let home. Ds'p uty Warren starts the town run on a therapeutic art career 24 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT TOt' Functional Pressdency . (17) WORLD AT LARGE 12 9:00 0'4 THE AMERICAN MOVIE AWARDS David Frost hosts th,' turt ,IWar(I$ presi'nl,stion t' lOt' National Association of Moreno - 8:30 0 THE LAST RESORT A morticians' corlVt?ntiOn t)riflo)S new lomantic interests to Michael and Gail i 0 ANGIE r,a of Theresa s nagging. Marie decides to eave' tiome and move in with is,', bp ft sod Mi*st' 6:00 0 4 5 0 7 0 NEWS played very good. fie was hot, And that, said the 25-year- 5' EVENING I'This was the closest match world right now," he said. winning tile next three games If the streak ever does end, TV was MONDAY he's the best player in the opponent caught lire again, too many mistakes." - the chairman of time program. ""ZUI - Bjorn Borg says his A dedication of the bicycle marine biologists from the route was held with a University of Minnesota as The money that was earned ceremony presented by they work with endangered from the sale is to be used for Mayor Lee P. Moore, Mrs. species. The biologists tag the upkeep and improvement Walter Gielow, president of them and check on theta for the Woman's Club of Sanford, various parts of their ex. of the club building. Mrs. Fred Gaines gave a afl(I ,Tim Jernigan, the pt'riniental program. re port on the new bicycle Director of City Parks and Mrs llerhst said when it route been Recreation was so 'old the manatees that has I group ('I t'iUL) Iilt'IUOCrS, eiauiIrle.'u in aanmoru . L'dIIIt.' 1(1 LIiC spring wnerc it is 'I'he women serving with her The route covers eight friends amid children rode warm. 'l'hey ere able to were Mrs. Barton Bar- miles in the city. It forms a through the bicycle route to count 26 of them. tholomnew, Mrs. Herbert 1001) t hrough the city and has officially open it. Mr. and Mrs. Uerbst came Behrens, Mrs. H. Meade Feeder extensions that go to Blue Springs for their Mrs. Gaines announced that Cooper, Mrs. Adrian IIdl close to schools, playgrounds, the (ii' will have a brunch on vacation last year and enMrs. S. G. Harriman, Mrs. parks, churches and the MI' 4 joyed it so much they decided lakefront, to tomne again, IAiis liousholder, Mrs. Robert Mrs. .1. P. Wilson's sister Morris, Mrs. Sarah Tatum, The club purchased the .inrl her htLsbantl. Mr. and Mrs. Mary E. Thompson and road signs For the bicycle On Feb. 13, at 10 it. Ill., there Mrs. W. J. Herbst front Mrs. E. A. Yancey. route and time city put them will be an election coffee at Martinsville, N. J., are The theme of the program up. ti't' Woman's Club of Sanford sxnoiimmg a winter vacation it was "Fun I)ay.'' Mrs. E. A. There are maps of time route to elect officers of all Blue, Springs Park. Yancey and Mrs. A. C. available to tile citizens. They departments. Mdllevnolds were auctioneers can be obtain ed at City Parks The lIt'rbsts are interested Mrs. Phillip Logan will for a white elephant and bake and Recreation Department in enviromummenLil concerns present a program entitled sale that truly did turn out to at the City Hall and at the and are enjoying observing 'It's Bad Luck to Be be fun For time women who civic center. the experimenting of time Superstitious." participated in the ba rgaining of the auction, I final round and he was too tough. I had to score, so he practiced putting for more Slam of Tennis Sunday by clay surface like the one at the difference in the three sets said. But suddenly things ttwned defeating Gerulaltls 6.1. 7-5. 6- this tournament. Borg hasn't Sunday. than an hour on Thursday. depend on my putting and some finesse "In the second set (which he around again in the first game 3 to collect a check for $t50,000 lost on clay since 1976, shots to hang In there, and I'm happy "I didn't have the speed of "I grew up on this kind of won) I made less errors and of the third set. Gerulaitis - the biggest first prize In about that. down," said Bean. "I consider myself a tennis. court and It's very easy for he made more. In the third went down with a groin injury "You know, when you are my size and pretty good putter. It Is not enough to hit He destroyed his friend me to get used to it after set, he made lezs agin," and although he denied the i 64, 210-pounds) and George Burns (6-3, ., - for ns of Seminole County. She brought a new voting machine and gave a talk and denmonstration on how to use it - - 16 - speaker tio a I. JUMP: Bridget, Seminole CC 21 40.32; 2. Thompson, Colonial, 6½. 10.51; 3. Blair, Oak Ridge, 10.33; LONG JUMP: 1. Bridges, cc 400 RUN: Newton, Oak Ridge, 2463,;i ; HIGH JUMP: 1. Cross, 1:15.53; 2. Johnson, Quincy unattached, 64; DISCUS: Glenn, Shanks, 1:16.41; 3. Johnson, unattached, 165.8; SHOT: Glenn, Ribault, 1:17.12; 440 RELAY: I. Hawaiian Open - which drew a record shows no signs of ending just me," Borg said. ,,I was more than satisfied with the That was Lee Trevino's observation I 1_"111011_ ' play steady and the set. stand at almost $700,000 in little more domination of Vitas Gerulaitis we've had, and I think Vitas is "You just got to "When he broke at 6-5, he but It starting to play better against against himyou can't make the cannot go on forever, than four seasons on the tour, started could catch one of the two big guys, but I $58,500. Trevino finished three shots back knew I could never catch both of them," in his 1980 debut and won $35,100. g'I..,.i.., program was Mrs. ('amnilla Bruce, Supervisor of Elec- RV 4 BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) several times," Borg said. Bean, whose career earnings now tile final round, took the title and won Guest 4 Borg Bounces Gerulaitis For Whopping $150,000 an Open Title ii 'si,.., Wilson. unattached, 534. : 14 •, I t,,s.L'c , METERS: Bridges, Seminole CC Ridge, 35.15; 2. Ivey, Ribault, 6:u; 1500 METERS: Waldron, 3545 3. Foster, Ribault, 35.78; 330 Seminole CC 4:03.34; LONG HURDLES: 1. Johnson, Ribault, ..' . \, S(( thflh, ;sE. A. Monforton, Mrs. John A. Thomas, Mrs. W. B. Wallace, Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. Fred TC 1631. TWO MILE RELAY: Lyman. 4:12.7; 2. Roman, Bishop Seminole CC 8:02.6; 40. Moore, 4:11.5; 3. Seal, Edgewater, HURDLES: Long, Jax TC 7.3; ' 4:11.1; 330 RUN: 1. Presley, Oak . F 1. " Oak Ridge, 1470: HIGH JUMP: Harvey, Lake Howell, 60; Asquist, St. Johns, 60; 3. Comp. Williston, 5.10; LONG JUMP: 1. Freeman, Edgewater, 23 1; 2. McKnight, Edgewater, 21.10; 3. Horsley, Winter Haven, 2)2. 2 MILE RELAY: I. Ribault 8:22.1, 2. Lato 8:32.2; 3.Winter Haven 8:32.7; 40 HIGH: 1. Heese, Oak Ridge, 7.55; 2. Bradley, Winter Haven, 7.14; 3. Blair, Oak Ridge, 8.13; 40 DASH: Presley, At OPEN DIVISION Johnson, SHOT: Glenn, YMCA Track Oak Ridge, 6.38; 2. Ribault, Ribault, 6.5; 3. Warren, Club 53.1. DISCUS: Glenn, YMCA 5.51; 1500 METERS: 1. Lesure, ,I . .' Gam es HI=Y L Balance Collins strongly contes ts Hattaway's position that anot he r track will provide the state with more revenues through taxation. "That may be true," Collins points out. "But how much of that money is going to find Its way back Into this community?" "If they win the fight to convert to greyhound racing," adds the 30 year owner of the Longwood facility, it will HONOLULU (UPI) - "I thought I Mrs. Richard Colgrove was chairman of the luncheon at the February meeting of tile Woman's Club of Sanford. Serving on t he committee with her were Mrs. Ro be rt Brisson, Mrs. Woodrow CaSh, Mrs. Fred Gaines, Mrs. James Lash, Mrs. E. 1'. U .S . The 76-year-old veteran of pari-mutuel facilities has waged many a war on the political front when It comes to protecting what he feels are his own, the conununity and the state's interest. Bean Bags Voting Machines Demonstrated - U.S. a m*r , - - ., ,- !.,. - - .1 .. . t, - -. . -., . 'I ' " '- •' -5, - t 3' '5' I - ,- ;4 t '. ,. '. .w '-e. ' p.,,. [1 ': ,;.,':' s: ' - Tr '. �/ .t.. - . - .. 2B— Ev.nlng H.rald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. 11.Io DALENDAR Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce annual membership drive kickoff breakfast, 8 a,m., chamber building. Sanford VFW 10108 AuxIliary, 8 p.m., log cabin on lakefront. Freeincometaxbelpforseniot'CitlZeflSSpOn$Oredby AARP and NRTA, 9 a.m. to noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room. Open to everyone over 6 years. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.rn., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center North Edgemon Avenue. Sanford Uoni, noon, Holiday Inn. I4ngwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR - If N NN -. " AS' ; a Closer Look... lbs Classlfisd Is till. Best Placs or Valus - apartment, antique chair.,.or whatever it iithatyou'relookh,g for? Now you can stop looking and start 000klng CIaUified' You'll find pages c 11sth for buying, selling, renting.,.jtt aboi anything and everything under the stm and the price rIlt because YOU eliminate the middieman! Classified Ads are yow' marketp'ace for all sorts ii merchandlsà and service.. pbs they're an Inexpensive way for yes to advertie anything you mjy have to sell! Tw'n those "don't wants' Into cash, and cash ii on the bargains lore! 'Jump In and ______o'1'j QaasIfl ftsfIj rid flOW!. ,. I ___ ,, - ' - - -. Call 322.2611 - Enh_g - - IIeIRld - - * Nsrffi FrsAc Avuuu — _---____-_---. -T - - Stitch a Rainbow Lots 2 and 4, Hermitage, Unit 1, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 32, page 40, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. ' hasbeeroed The sheriff said the Jt(5t resulted from prolonged surveillance of an area west of Palm City. On Saturday, deputies saw theplanetakeofffromthealr strip on the ranch. It ICtuflied shortly before midnight Saturday. Shortly before noon Sunday the camper left the ranch and was intercepted by deputies. Tayloraaldtheownerof the plane had not been located. -------- on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village & DeBary- lovely 1g. 1 BR, near thoP & churches. ldel for Seniors. 322-8054 or 668 6488. - Price Of Love Now 'Too High pa r.d for this by the price. Hackett said he was shocked that growers Increased rose prices to $00 and $0 a dozen last week in preparation for UI '• "wiere in this inflatIon gigtg We are pricing young people out of everything else and now we price thsn out of eeaing tow in the most tender of wsy'," he said. _____________________ CITYOFWINTERSPRINOS, FLORIDA AMENDIDNOTICEOFPUILIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public i_t yea', said HICbSQ said, w100 aspects the price to gn after Valustize's l)sy, ______ hay, anything _____ 'ist of the ::::. But they ____ figure thet lids .astIr y of yea' y - - hearing at the CIty Hall, N. Edg,mon Ave.. Winter Springs, vi., on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1910, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider an Ordinance entitled as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORI. DA, REZONING THE HEREIN. AFTER DESCRIBED LANDS LO. CATED ALONG S.R. 434 BE. TWEEN SHERRY AND BEN. NETT STREETS IN THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, SEMI. HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING _- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. flSUCA-14D CAPITAL NOTIFIED that DES-U CLASSIFICATION OF Ri TO C-i AMERICA, INC. Plaintiff, . PURSUANT To CHAPTER è&jM) OF THE FLORP,t TUTES; PROVIDING FOR TH3 AMENDMENT OF THE OFFIC. IAL ZONING MAP; SEVER. ABILITYs CONFLICTS AND EF. FECTIVE DATE. A copy of said OrdInance shall be availabl, at the office of the CIty Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Fl., for all persons desiring to eumlne same. All Interested persons are in. 0.0.5. DRUGS, INC., MARILYN vitid to attend and be heard. GRAY and SAMUEL A. GRAY, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVESENVICI TO: SAMUEL A. GRAY 3901 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables, Florida THI5NOTICElstowpijblIsh EvenIng Herald, a PPir of general circulation of the City, one (1) time at least fifteen (iS) days prior to the titne Of the Public hearing. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA By Mary T. Norton, City clerk Publish February 1), 1910 In the - and-or EDWARD A. SMITH, has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Simm.). County. Florida for Dissolution of * * * * * * * * serve a copy of your written if any, on NED N. JR., of STENSTROM, side, dividual. Salary MCINTOSH, JULIAN, COLBERT WHIGHAM, Attorneys for Petitioner, whose address is Post NEEDED NOW! RN'i—LPN' HOME CAR E HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES Al DES— 3to fl; ii tol Attorneys for Petitioner Publish Jan. 31, U, & Feb. 4, 1900 OER.72 Court either before service an Petitioner's attorney or default will be entered against you br the relief demanded In the PetitIon for of Man1a - Dissolution DspIy Clerk WITNESS my hand and seal of LEVINE AND FIELDSTONE, this Court on this is, day of . Attorneys (or 3091 IlKayne Blvt, 33$)? Telephone: (306) P43141 mug,, By: Alan Publish January 29 and February Arthur 5anIord Florid. Attorneys hr PetItIoner.WIO. PublIsh January 25, and February By: June I. Curtis DePuty Clerk PublIsh Fib. 4, ii, , , DES-it _____________________ - ,II, ' DENtS NO 137,9001 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 26 huge kit., formal DR. 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mort. Perfect location. $34,500- to: EXCLUSIVE ' acre in country 3 BR. 1', B, 10 mm. to l 4,private area, CHIA, 1g. patio, carpeted, easy cash to mort, Only $45,900. Director Ewning Ilesuld * * * * * * * - - * * * * * * * communIty to be presented in a column in The Evening Herald, we Want to talk with you. Boat Suilders-F.T, steady work, HR assembly dept. We BR, 2B, 600' sc porch, are Contact: looking for several good people now. Cobia Soot Co. Silver Lake Rd., Sanford. - ft$ DIETRICH trades. AAA EMPLOYMENT Real Lk Sylvan Area, S acres. $27,000. ) CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, 2 -CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. 519,900. Estate Agency Inc., Realtors - S French 117 97) Sanford 373 5321 32S-S176 Cornet-of 10th 0. French "Your Future OurConcern" Ad. Call a friendly ad faker at I FARMS RANCHES GROVES Knowles Realty Inc. Pioneeracres. Hewouf your own as.3o homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. PpfICatiin. YOU Will learn keed.d 1mm. P-I Phone $ollcitors to loin fast growing Lake front living is avail. In this I' acre estate. 3 BR, lB w- guest cottage, fruit trees. Solar Energy Co. LIb comm Used by who plan, appor, for advan. eu., salesmen Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on Peg. REAL STATE Broke: 390 N. 17.93, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 512.365' '345200 your lot ot our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Mr-del Inc., Realtor 641 3013 ---you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive a *4'* 7i ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, job or some service you hCvC excellent terms. need of, read all our want ads every day. nec. Solar - 3231691 - SUMMER ISCOMING? Enjoy this Pinecrest pool home n.*. This 4 SN, 21 charmer has cattieal ceIlings. The _______________ 5 ____________________ _ overni,ti, ____________________ travel required. Tell us about yours.N nd your - ,- include you, F L OR I telephone number. Writer today to JOfm Tansuay, osp JC Sf5 , Dallas Yeses 75247. RLTY I - I0 A REALTCRS 3710 Sanford Ave. 3fl777 ______ I ARRIVE AliVE LMSHI$E STATE JJ .4 pct. i$trest to IV,323.$N qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under 5350 Low downpáyments. 32222$? i I I I 't-eU$'t tTeQunacurJosw-g.ue..).. 549,900. terms, I ' - -- Eve.3034$ 5440 303-1131513 _ ____ ____ _ _____ __ ____ ________ - '.ti':: ' .. - - -, - - - - - -• ___I - -•(. - - ____ -- .- ,--', .- , -_ -- - - - - r.'? .: - Complete Mobile Hont' Repair -' - - Servkes Unlimited, or small Wi' do it all! I--tome & Auto Repair, Fences, Welding. Plumbing, Painting. etc., etc - etc. chances are it we can't do it no one can. 372 C.ranc1li, _________________________- Big ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAve, 3275791 -----------------MEINTZER TILr New or repair, leaky showers our I Large Heater _______________________________ specially, 75 yrs. Exp. 869 8562. Buying old pocket watches, any ---- - --------------3210007 68—Wanted to Buy Oil Fired,$30 __________________________ 0771 Tile floors installed cond. Will pay top price for CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S G. flAUNT 3228665 NEWS REPAIR fr,,, F'.t jo 113 .111 6 this area 6686640 ___ __ APPLIANCES & PLUMBING --_________________ -- --------- . WE BUY USED FURNITURES APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture_____________________ Salvage. 377 812). — -. We buy used furniture S*1.'.hy S-dr 'ririgeralor $75- FURNITURE & THINGS picnic table, w 7 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $75; Oak Porch rockers, $79.95; Alterations, Dressmaxing Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 I Man, quality operation Byrs exp Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327-1321 ___________ __________ BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE i you don't leit people. hoi That's Classified Ads they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling _________________________ 327-261) or 531 9993. _______________________ 0, Yll Cash 322.4132 Furniture, 20$ E. 75th St. 323. Carpet, remodeling All work qiiar Fr,' F '.1 331 8465 - --. ..........-- 5005. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323 6593 metal office desk, $70, Jenkins Home repairs, paneling, root, Dress,naking 310 Sanford AVe. 322-5791 — Potter's Wheel Kick 13" head, siOo 3220957 _________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 'Sanford Aye, Lai& Landscaping __________________________ furniture, Refrig,, stoves, tools ______________________ Take all for $100. 321-0122. ''' " "' Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs. Brunswick Professional Pool Table, bestoffer 323-4030 Diamonds. Bridges Antiques 3-2101. $9900. I WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE lfl.315 F. First St. 322 !627 TopPricesPaid repaired. Res. & Comm Remodel & Additions. c:.U(c1) 5399or362-0134 ' Animal Haven (rooming & CERTIFIEOL AWN I .':.'..-:-- Light Iullng ______________________ Boarding Kennels Thermo stat controled heat, off floor ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ___________________ - Groomlng& Boarding BuyIng Silver Coins IS to I or morealsogold& sterling. Will pick up 131.1319. - Used, any condition 6440)26 'd Debris, Trash Appliances&Mlsc. sleeping boxes We cater to IL OCAL ) 349 537 i your pet - 372- 5152. Wanted: small horse or pony for good home. Reasonable. 322- Painting - _7-6. 51—Household Goods _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ Whybuytjssd7N,wbrananan,9 69—Stamps-Cohn ____________________________ ..._. Silver for Sale, Mercury & Roosevelt Dimes, Liberty Standing Halves, Silver dollars, etc. 22 x face value, ______________________ box springs Imattress.s at 70 $800 PER WITH TERMS, WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILDI $5,500. STENSTROE1 MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER REALTY - REALTORS Sanford's Sales Leader MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. $1,000. pct. above dealers cost. Twin, fullslze,queena. king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 32309$) some lower 645-1051 ask for Ron. Used full size hotel-motel bed- ding, Very clean, $14.9Sea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, . of Sanford. 322-5721. - . , 72- Kfjon . - _______ . _____________ 1970 Singer Futura Fully auto, OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 7 STREETS — ADJAC- SON SCHOOL. 5)3,300. EX. CELLENT TERMS. m 2565 PARK REALTORS [J 323.2222 — 521 me. Aint 339-0354 - tCROCE!TT MONDAY,FEB. 11,7 PM — FHA VA, FHA 7351315 new mnterspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top lIne bedding sets onlyl Free delIvery. P4011's Sanford Furniturs Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 323Sf). _________________________ ________________ ML$ Sanford 371-0640 - -- -. Desk, 54Q Antique Chest, - Looking for garden equipment Read today's classifIed ads for C OWNER FINANCING 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING - ,.• 4$-A--itofStat ________ Pi'oj*ily yrs. 12.5 pct at $475.67 per mo. ________ rr,cq aav,wi imw uwn, MICROWAVE Push button conlrols, has caro- money in your walletl __ __ PaintIng & Repair WilIClean Houses From Topto Bottom ReasoflabiePrices.323.902$ HousewivesCleanlng Service Personalijed, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis PleasecallaftSp.m. 677 5594 ___________________________ ___________________________ EUTsLERpAINTING& — REPAIR—Interior.Exferior REE ESTlMATEScaIl3017 - -- he sooner you place your classified ad, thi sooner you get results. __________ __________________ 323-73 - 'anting & Repair Interior I Exterior Horns lnnwsn*nts ____________________________ ___________________ ____________________________ Free Es) 372 3555 (arpe,Itrv Paifl",'g.Mant Paintingl Remodel Ing 'jlll 'v"-s 1.r flunciwi 601$ Insured $34 FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 319 szst ____________________ ________ ments of $21 mo. Agent 33' J - vs. is' nsingerapor, Almond,3mo. old, KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0491 _______ Ptwograplsy Additions. 3230711 use, still in -wañ'anty. Originally $449, assume pay- I Sacrlfic.$425. 322.7059 .JOI't pile no unger needed item: high as an elephant's eye, Place a classified ad, and pile the ______________________ Custom design homes, __________________________ buys. ____ HouseCleaning COURT CUSTOMS CONSI _________________________ -'-- PaifltIng_Dicjjtinj"' _________________________ 52-Appliances ________ •37' x II' pool. Air cond, .Lg. lot, fenced patio. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 332 7491 SANFORD 323.7247 _________________________ - .Popl home, 3 BR 7 B t730' of comfort, Ig FR effew carpet, redecorated CailBart 1215$. French Anfl. Orlando 327)577 for best buys. Interior- Exterior All Work Guaranteed FreeEst 322.1094 • SANFORD AUCTION. _____________________ 323-2323. 74395 Myrtle Ave. IF THIS IS THE DAYtobuyane car, see today's Classified ad: _______________________ Elec. Broom IS'ol railing. SEIGLER REALTY M. Unsworth Realty Hand-,'man, minor el rep-, plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr serv,Senior cit. dis , $51 4901 mostly modern, some old also 1g. lot of commercial garage tools inc. 2 welders, rollabout toolbox, wheel balance, lacks + lotsofhandtoois,alsolotsof chests, dressers, couches, chairs, tables I TV's. 5 VISA — MASTER CHARGE 5 SCASH DOOR PRIZES Single BSI Matt w-(rame. ICO9 cXom.a Build to Suit - our lot or your s. )232364eve, Painting by Anthor,y Cor,no. Quality Int or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3270071. Loaded with good clean (urn. - 'v off gi total inventory of brand ENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL. making custom furniture PUBLICAUCTION repossessed, used very short lime. Original 1St), bal. $1$1 or ANYTIME NeedAHahoyMan? CALMOYER WOODMAKINGI HOME IMPROVEMENTS _____________________ Carpentry, Painting. Roofing, a. Gen. Repairs. Licensed & - Wedding photography by Jofv Bonded. Free Estimates 33 Cullum. Free engagement 6035 after S p.m. photos or color SxIO 323 175$ II 1 ii II ii II Ii 'I t, ' ____________________ TOWER'S BEAUt Y SALON formerly Harrietis Beauty Nook I 5)9 E 1st SI., 322 5747 - ____________________________ _________________________ - . - -- 2 Male Collie Dogs FkEEloagoodhome 3739379 Western Boots. Special 5.39.99 pr. FIJRNITLJRE-BEDOING. - Sacresw-treesonasm.lakeoff Markham Rd. $37,100 w-good --- 65—Pets.Suppties new twin size M & us, nite stand, dbl dresser I. D-70x14 Goodyear Tires. 323-1793. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. S ACRES NEAR UPSALA sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd., I RAN SF E R STAT ION, Orlando, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO - _______________________ 3211.l06ioreves.323-0317 - -' $93 - , -__________ Wheel chair, potty chair & ad. iustabie walker for sale used. VA.FHA.235-Con. Hornet I H. Ernest MORR øALTV REALTOR If." MLS - ____________________ I Buy & Sell, the finest in used )rywall, Leilings, and Walls REALTOR PO1Z ______________________________ LhkeNew 3fl 6793 niture, 705 F. 25th St 173 09*1 We specialize fl-- LUXURY LIVING house, 1g. patio. S,900. _____________________ ________ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 327 073) ______________________ 3223773,3720779,3773353 - 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ. green EXECUTIVE LI VING ------- FIXTURES Jenkins Fur BROKER * * * * * * * ----- AIlizeTarpaulIns ------------------- ---- - I 6' acres for only 5)6,300 Very LIST NOW! good terms. Osteen. Call Walt Cappel 323 6100 Beautiful 2 acres in Lii, Mary for "c- REALTOR,MLS I yourdrunshome.Zonedagri. BranchOffice ___________________ -- :Ik I 62-A--Farm Equip. OVIEDO-5 acre lots, some OSTEEN AREA PINE I CV PRESS W000S.$SACRES AT 25445 French Ave. IU _________________________________ WE 141.JY l,lSFD FURNITURE, wooded w-paved streets, Multiple Listing Service - $1,OSOdwn.Owner will pay all closing cotsts. - I - _______________________________ 1966 International -Bus, 327.3614; new & used mdse. at 2621 S. Sanford Ave. PRIVACY 2 BR, II, CI, FR, lots of extras. I OF SANFORD REALTOR I I ___ 5)5.900 up 25 pct, dwn, 12 yrs., 9i3 pct. mt. Zoned Agri. .i MANN, Realtor 363-7273 __________________________ 322-2611 or 831 9993. ______ LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 7'-, WITH --_________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 tc models Call 339 9100 or 831 j -*605 (Dealer) -------- Other parcels avail E, Mallczowski, REALTOR 322 7983. ___ Summerlin Ave. 3 BR 18, new FHA appraised at $30,930. 9125.FrenchAve. background helpful. ex.riince. Do 5 ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN. 23-5774 Day or Nighi ALL FLORIDAREALTY Apt. tomp. — Jack or Jill of all In our company peld training Program, Wi teach you salesmanship and product N. investment or __________________________ 1 ______ $25,000. profitable career selling Custommade lubricants to industrial, comrnerciaj an I arm accountS in your area. previous saeq , required. Knowledge equIpment and mechanical techniques NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $21,900. roof,superclean,call for more Harold Hall R.altyi detaIls. A buy at $26,900. S MAINTENANCES lydretex 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, I - 7J Ioyota HI lox P U Etc running cond. body fair Best offer 668 8098 - - more. Compare at S157,S0O. Mon..FrI.. You can have a pleasant an sales ATION. 'w .*," '4CE! CENTRAL AIR. 135,500. 1976 Ford Elite. one owner Reasonably Priced 322 8013 YELLOW SAND - Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located off Courtland & Shallowford. wooded, 53,200. 323 7889 after 5. I '7SFordP U. Stereo, 2Gastanls.reg. gas. $2,000 C.ill 66885)6 aft 5 Call Clark & HIrt 373 7580 I -_________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ 77" Cony, sofa, lounge rocker. - DINING ROOM COMBIN- solarlums, horses & much - * * * * * * * OURSELVES EDITOR - ________________________ REALTY WORLD. __________________________ Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob BaIl 3221103 2202 French So—liceflaneous for Sale - car, 28 mpg $1995 or reas. off er 323 1730 EILL ulNT & TOP SOIL tgage Inveslment. 1104 E. s2000dwn,U500. 349-SU Larry 0. Herman, BROKER 24 HOUR LB 322-92S _______________________________ ________________________ 322-2420 mubleFPlig,hexlgon FRI & SOkI Robinson, Orlando. 422-2976. - Tuscawilla. NEW white ___________________ -- '. 8ROER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 371 1577 371 0640 OUNMAR ESTATES near -- Business 10Cn$. Florida Mor- .ee our beautiful new BR',.jA MORE, front & rear BR's. 43—LotS-Acreage NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT SEIGLER REALTY "Your Future Our Concern" - I Will buy Is) & 2nd mortgages. W• also make Real Esaste - c 3 BEDROOMS, 1'-', BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX. $71,500. sell. 001,100. - - - 1977 Chev Vega. low mi econo r 327 1577 VA&FHAFinanrinq FENCE. UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 75, C.H&A, paddle boat, sea wall, dot car garage, w-w carpet I much more. Priced to Cornet-of 10th I French gathering the social news ft-sin your respec$lv, - 0640 -.. -______________________ _______--- -- R ___________________________ - 59—Musical MerChandise , VW '72. lllldr. auto, AM FM, Michlin. new sticker, etc cond $1650 or br-st offer 323 79—TruCks-TraIlers - yeqUIIy, close in 21 hrs AWARD REALTY, INC 2*00 • I GREGORYMOBILEHOMES J Make room in your attic, 'garage. i' Sell idle items with a Classified POOL 12,000 sq. ft., auto lit w-air compressor 1g. sign in front, owner will sell Inventory at cost. This is a real money maker. Only 1)25,000. $RECEPTIONISTS If you like a busy office I. enjoy a challenge, this Is for you. AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 FrenchAve. 323-3176 knack for 9.1 daily Jfl AL T tIROKI U UE I INVESTMENT Western Auto, N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida To write news of local interest from LONOWOOD, SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY. OVIEDO I. GENEVA and If you have a 322-26)1 t BATH, BARN ROOF. NEW - CLEVELAND, MIZEA BRIDGES Peat Nice Drawer Z H. Ieckwiffi, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court w-w carpet, CH&A, 1g. 20x20 work shop. Must sect Only benefits. Apply in person Ron Beck, Advertising WANTED CircUit Court Deputy Clerk j. DER-fl ''" (SEAL) navel valencias. 2 BR, 18, new commission with full company CORRESPONDENTS (SEAL) ARTHUR H. UCKWITH, JR. A* Clerk of the IV: CYNTHIA PROCTOR - , WITNE$S MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL. Of thi Clerk 0 the Circuit Court, on thi; 2h day February, 1050. Miami, Florida i, i, In. Previous experience -. Respondent-Husband - - - -- DeBAPY LOVELY 7 BED- I PFAI TOP COLOtFUi. pink grapefruit, needed. S&ary plus . PART-TIME ouuow, mad4afely thir.aftv; etiiit-wlie a sues SERVING ORANGE ANDORSEMINOLECOUNTY . this tlh diy Of ianesrb', (SEAL) ARTHUR H. UCKWITH, As Clerk, Circuit Court By: Mv Ann starter. CALL62S0636 and HARRY L. FAULCONER, - ________ -_______ - vestments, 90. Box 79 Sanford 3224741. HE AT FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME. LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCAL A NAT IONAL FOREST REDUCED TO 5)6.500. BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto $50 Call 322-1621; 32' 446Q - 2977 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla 32771 vacant land. Lucky In Large family home, 42, single garage, C NSA, w w carpet, 1 I yr new, etc cond. Yesteryear ----_ price, $32,500. GENEVA ACREAGE __________________________________ ______________________________ _________ I 41—Real ____________________________ '77 Chrysler Cordova Firm $300 dn, lake over payments w good credit rating. 322 6832 610 I 8 p Top OoliAr Paid for iunk& used cars, trucks & heavy equipment, 322 5990 55—Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE Estate Wanted 1 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR & - ______ LOG HOME o BE CONSTR UCTED NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES, $38,500 COMPL ETE I -- Solid cherry 1 PC BR suite lawn edger; 2 fertIlizer spreaders; chain saw, skill saw 6. misc. tools, 322 5)27. We buy qulty in houses, apts. 1. P1*1108 The 323 5771 i-Iouses - REALTY $37,900. INC PEALTOR,MLS - 42—Mobile Homes ____________________________ I I high yield. Large assumable low interest mort. $36,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY - - - 539,900 339 '4450 ____________________ An aggressive salesperson Is needed for sales and servicepf established and new advertisers. A great future for a self- UPJOHN HEALTH CARE IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OP EVELYN C. FAIJLCONER, -- \ - Eve. 542.3835, Garnetl White "u 'al Estate itrok,-r JOHN Kt/lDF.P ASSOC 107W Comnit-rual Phone 322 788t. Sanford Vt 40-A--Apartments & locution, neat, in good repair. Upstairs 3 BR. 18; downstairs 2.7 corner, lot, 1 year warranty. priv., SALES LIVE..INCOMPANION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, Si191'CA.44. w-klt. 7 BR apt. Excellent Income, ford (Airport) betw,in$a.m.. MCINTOSH, wk. / "I do NOT support SALT II. in fact, i'm still bitterly opposed to SALT II" Furn duplex, fine downtown ____________________________ ____________________________ Florida STENSTROM. -'--------- ADVERTISING 3 p.m. .JULIAN ('flLSERT A WHIOHAM Post Office Box 1330 Florida 3ZTT Phone: (303) 322-2)71 by ipIexes FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE Fiberglass, gel coat & mold maker. Pay according to exp. Apply Starline'Ent.rprises, Bldg. 291, Rudder Cir., San. By: Cynthia Proctor 3390505 ______ ____________________________ chIld in hi's, 3 afternoons wk. E. AltamonteDr. - - -- -- — __________ MGB 69. Tonnau cover. New tires $1000 327 0086 after S 77—Junk Cars Removed _____________________________ - ____________ - - 54—Garage Sales - _________ Casselberry-Sanford. 339.6447 ask for Bill. _______________________ * * * * * * * * to sit wsmall my home. Approx. 4 Deputy Clerk rm. "Your FutureOurConcern" Mature woman *14-5200 picturesque part of Sanford. I arg rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for Mature working gent. desires Cornerofl0th&French P.O. Box 306, Lii. Monroe, Fl. 32747 339 0509 - 4 Bdrm 2 Bath? story home in 332.7837 _____________________________ BARGAIN TV - s Why pay more' HERBS IV 2597 S Sanford Av 323 1731 - -- 37? 7480 ShOcks 54 95 Heavy Duty $695 New Batter es $29 95 2413 French Ave Sanford ____________________________ - MORRIS Sr. REAL.ESTATE Broker 701 Bldg. A OK TIRE Hwy 9?. 1 nile esl of Speedway Daytona ttea(h will hold a public AU )Q AUC T ION every TUesday & Saturday at 730. It's ffie only one in Florida You set The reserved price. Call 904 255 831) for further details. - ______ ____________ 290 N. 17.97, Casselberry, Fl. - Will buy junk Auto Batteries Price flattery Shop 107W 27th St 373 91)1 - - ______ ____________ - QAV'ONA AUTO AUCTION Parts _____________________________ Good used TVs, $25 & Up MILLERS 26)9 Orlando Dr Ph 37? 0352 ( - 76—Auto - ______- - - ________ _____ 149375 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo 339 $386. - Dellonat Here it is! Should be $75,000. only $61,500. Custom built 3 2. has everything in cluding built in Microwave oven. Peg. Art Brown Pest Control 3fl 8565 - - ___ Agent I-I. Ernest INC. REAL1OR' Room for an office with 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home to enjoy. One half acre zoned commercial on busy four lane. Owner may assist wIth fInancIng. ssa.00. Need Storage Space for household items. AAA EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 912 French Ave. comm.. - - -38—nted - To Rent- - - good benefits. Apply in person Portol5anford,Orange8lvd,, Lk. Monroe or mail resume to Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida 32771,andfiletheoriginalwiththe Clerk of the above-styled Court on or before February 25, 1910, otherwise a default and ultimate ludgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official sealOfllldCOurtOfltheilthdayot January, A. 0., 1910. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, + asy ___________________________ ---- -- - - . -. walkl training qualified in. i - 15' Layton Travel trailer $800 322 0086 after 5 TVrepo 19" Zenith Sold orig N __________ I OBBIE'S 6470451 SGENERALLABORERS$ Several openings run don't exp. preferred but will con- defenses, WINTER SPRINGS 3 BR - Move in cond. Assumption. $42,900 I? 1978 F Fairmounts $7995 ca - ___________________ -I Just perfect for sm. tam. or retired couple. 2 BR. lB. LR. FR, very attractive kit, Deltona. - Sell that ettra bike with a low CoSt Classified Ad _._ 75—Recreational Vehicles 53—TV- Radio-StereO ____________________________ Good fishing, lake frontage. 3 acre mini farm. Comp. w 3 BR home. Osteen. boat dock, fireplace in Florida room, formal dining, lots of extras $89,800. SUN LAN 0 3 BR. 28 AppI., $325 mo. ** * * * * * * STEEL CORP. lnse sales in Sanford office, - sale for - AUTOS FOR SALE (I) 1977 Ford MaveriCk $2500 (7) 1978 Ford Fiestas, 53?00 ca — 321-0759 Bdrm, 1": Balh, 4 years old at end of quiet, well kept street. Fenced backyard With utility shed. 1 year warranty. $39,900, Sanford 3 BR, 28 Carport AC, S32Sfirst & last 349-5510 - _____________________________ __________________________ I BR, lB Condo, kit. eqpt. _________________________ - Peg. Real Estate Broker 76.toSanfordAve - - 322-7972 — 80—Autos - - _____ LAKE MONROE- Bass fishing I capital of the world! Lovely 1 58.400 10 ASSUME NO QUALI Bdrm V Bath lakefront home FYING 2 or 3 BR, tovefy yard, new kit, appliances. 412 Rosalia Dr., 322-1038. Forrnitex, Inc. Florida Division, Bldg. No. 2, Port of Sanford, Orang' Blvd. appear hire lemorTow. PORT UVSROLADI5 PEALT0p3271991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 319 5100 327-1959 ________ __________ Fo Estate Cdmmcrcia) & Pesi ctential AuctIons S Appraisals Call Dcii's Aucton 323 5670 Washer repo GE OClu.,' model Sold org $40 35, uSed short time Hal 5)99 II - r $9 35 mu Agent 339 8386 ________ you sell "Don't Needs" With 8 want ad. __________________________ w.pay. Equal Opportunity Employer. No phone calls. __________________________ EVERY DAY someone is looki for what you hay, to sell. Call today and your Classlf led Ad will Marriage,andyouarerequire,jto NOTICE OP ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: HARRY L. FAt) LCON ER, DES-SI WHOSE RESIDENCE AND ______________________ Marilyn Gray MAILING ADDRESS IS Apart. 3901 Alhambra.Clrcl, INTHICIRCUITCOUITIN AND mint "F," 11003 Burman Street, Coral Gables, Florida FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Houston, Texas 77029. and-or FLOØ IDA A sworn Petition for Dissolution $109 N.W. 33rd Street CASE NO. N.2SsCA.ee.I of Marriage having been filed Miami, Florida 33116 regarding your marriage to IN RE: The marrtage , ou ARE HEREBY EVELYN C. FAULCONER, in the NOTIFIED that a clvii action t- ROBERT W. SCHMIDT, Circuit Court In and for Seminole Petitiofler.Husband, damages has bn filed and County, Florida, th• short title of commenced In this Court and you which is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE arc required to serve a copy of PHYLLIS & SCHMIDT, OF EVELYN C. FAULCONER. Relpondent.Wife. your written defenses, If any, to PetitionerWife, end HARRY L. NOTICE OP ACTION on Alan J. Kiuget-, Esquire, of FAULCONER, Respondent. TO: PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT Levine and Fieldstone, PA., at. Husband, these Presents corn1301$. Taylor Strreet, torni, ict- Plaintiff, wte address mend you to appear and file your 21 113060 Blscayne Blvd., Suite 730, answer or other defense Ci' Arlington, VA Miami, Florid. 33137, and file the leIdifl9 with the Clerk of the YOU ARE NOTIFIED orlgInalwIthffieclerkofffi.a CIrcuit Cows in and for Seminole flon for Dissolution oo Marriage styled court on or before February County, Florida, and serve a copy 79, 1900 otherwIse a default will be list been filed against you and ,_thereof on Petitioner's attorney, si. required to serve a -:j. of entered against the Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., of t'0u' wrlttsn defenses, If any, to prayed for in the complaint. CLEVELAND, MIZE & p.o. This notice shall be published to IRVING •. BRIDGES, Post Office Drower 1, once eadt week for four con. DnwirN$, $2 U.S. Highasy 17. secutive weeks in the EVening 92, Fern Park, Florida 37730 on or- Sanford, Florida 33fli. on or before the Seth day of February, before March 10, 1000 and file Herald. 100. oro$tierwise a default will be original with the Clerk of this WITNESS mv hand and tiw sse $109 NW. 33rd Street Miami, Florida 33116 OfsaidcourtatSanlsrd,Floridaon - ____ - ----- 533 West 7th Street Erie, PA 16501 YOU ARE HEREBY - ' Opening a branch plant at the Port of Sanford. Need 7 emp. tostart. Exp. in kit. cab. mfg, required. Holidays, vacation Cornerofl0th&F,ench "Your FutureOurconcern" I It's lukepennies from heaven when 3 BR, 2B ig. living area. $315 mo. 1st. last $100 dep. Riggs Realty, REALTORS 322-7972, ,,,, - Eeculive Home Loch Arbor 3 BR. Rec. room, pool, 7 yrs. Assume 7': mtg Owner will hOld 2nd w 1g. dwn. $77,000. 322 2287. - 32—Houses Unfurnished ___________ HOIPOin? Etec Range. Avo double OVCfl. S)00 Frigidaire Refr , wlit .trosttree. 17 Cu It 5250 834 7273 e( STEMPER AGENCY BATEMAN REALTY ' $2SOmo. 3229110 NORTHERN KITCHEN CABINET MANUFACTURER , co FRANK BLACKMOND Mr. .led Berman Post Office Drawer a Winter Park, Florida 32790 PublIsh February 11, 15, i City Clerk __________________________ - SDRIVERSS L D & local, toØ pay, cxc. companies. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave. 323-3176 Save Gas-move into this (like new). 3 BR, 2B home, central loCated, only $45,000, assume mort, at 734 31A—Duplexes Unfurn, 2 BR. Adults References, st& last -- dep. repo. 16 Cu ft frost free Oreg $529, now $205 or %19 mo Agent 339 8386 ,;/ - 72—AuCtion - Ret . 3237832 - 52—ApplianCes - Eves 322 061?. 3?? 1587 7 E ?S?h St LAKEMARY 3 BR, 2B sc porch. Priced righ for quick sale. FHA, VA, Cony. or assum mtg, — * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * acres DISTRESS SALE Assume Mtg, Owner says bring all offers 3 apts. 525.000 Lovely 1 BR Condo Kit appliances ± W&D $250 + Sec Dep. 323 6570 I -' LOCH ARBOR 3 BR. lB. FR with F1'. Ienced backyard. 543900 ___________________________- SANFORD--Remodeled I BR plus den air. tile bath $220. Adults. 811 7883. - CANDACE A. SMITH Deputy Clerk Florida - Husband, 1* NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: By: Susan E. Tabor By: Connie Major -- EDWARD A. SMITH Wife. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. as Clerk of the Court This Notice shall be published on. (1) time each week for two (2) consecutIve weeks prior to the dat. of public hearIng in th. Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation within the City of Lake Mary. In addItion, NotIce shall be posted in th. area of consideration at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of public hearing. DATED: January 23, 1900 City of Lake Mary, Publish: February 4,11,1910 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 10.134-CA-04.P IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF and CANDACE A. SMITH (SEAL) Council. resily put It to the people," be said. ' ___________ * * * * * * * * S own SU. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE by Martin County sheriff's NOTICE that the City Council f deputies Sunday. the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold a public hearing on the Sheriff's spokesman Jesse 21st day of February, 1910, at 7:30 Taylor Identified those PM., at the City Hail, City of Lake arrested as John Clifford Mary, Florida, to consider a Glenn, 32, of Hialeah, and Petition to close, vacate and abandon, discontinue, disclaim Doreen S. Sacco, 28, also and to renounce any right of the known as Doreen Sager, of City of Lake Mary and the Public North Palm Beach, Both were in and to the following described to wit: charged with possession of right-of-Way, That portion of Frederick more than 100 pounds of Avenue lying north of Lots 10, 11, marijuana. The two were and 12, Block 3, of the Plat of Lake Wintr Homes, Piat released under $52,2 g4 Crystal Book 7, Page 515, Public Records each. of Seminole County, Florida. ThePublicHearingshallbehemd Taylor said the two were at the City Hall, in and for Lake arrested Sunday In the Mary,Florida,at7:30P.M.,oras camper truck laden with 34 soonthereafler as possible. At that bales of marijuana on State time, interested parties for and againstthsabover,questspiaii be Road 714, just beyond the heard. Said hearing may be Sunshine State Parkway continued from time to lime until overpass five mile west of final action is taken by the City "1 t&t - ____________________________ 1BR-$199up. Pool,______________ Adults only _____ - Why waste time and energy running all over town looking for that new job, OF ,,. 11, -- DENVER (UPI) 'the rose whispers of passion, at least one post has w'fttpj, Naturally, Uy sell well Valentine's Day. Florist Joim Hackett says rose w'owers tlis Best Volus Ai'oundl , - 30-Apartments Unfurrnshed _2226733,3720362 STUART, Flu. (UPI) — J Two . Tolis Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Weelcly& monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 841 7883 of 2 ,rrested In Pot Bust - -- _____________________ - & mander plane was abandoned at a grass air strip near Naked Lady ranch, Taylor said the marijuana baleawerernarked to Indicate weights 45 to 50 pounds but only weIghed 25 to 30 pounds each. Martin County Sheriff James Holt said, "Unless the weightiaresornesortof code, "_ . 29—ROOmS Legal Notice The twln.englne Aero Corn- - . by Gill Fox MULTIPLE LISTlNG REALTOR 126.000-St. Johns River accs, $.3.SOOdwn. for 10 acres, own.r will assist with financing. - SIDE GLANCES HAL OLBT REALTY Beautiful doublewide, cleared & fenced, this won't last, call & see today. # ____________ - i older home, good cond corner lot, owner finance With sub stantial down. 53B.000-ô - 41—Houses $28,000—New Listing, 3 BR, IB, NO BROKERAGE FEES - WANT & _44Ioue -- UseYourt-omeAsSecurity Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Serv 1-500 211 2469 6—Child Care 9—Good Things to Eat - ? NEED CASH? . stuart. - - ____________ ____ 25—Loans - - 4—Personals — - - RATES - ' . 831-9993 I - -. .'- 322-2611 y - I Odando - Wintet' Path " SATURDAY, FEBRUARY23 Community Fltneu Day, University of Central Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth soccer clinic and "learn by doing" activities. Sanford VFW Poet and Aubiliary Benefit Barbecue, noon to 6 p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront, music bz Rhythm Rascals, bazaar and bake sale. Proceeds for Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive Workshop for the adult handicapped of Seminole County. Open to public. MONDAY, FEBRUARY25 Sanford VFW Post 10111, 8 p.m., post home on lakefront. TUESDAY, MARCH4 Over 11 Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.m,, Bedding Gar. dens soda] hail. SATURDAY, MARCH 8 Sanford Kiwanis Club Pancake Day and Auctton,March 8, Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a,m. to 6:30 p.m. AtUon begins at 5 p.m. - .. SATURDAY, MARCH15 Second Aua] Sanford Reed Race, 8a.m., 0,00Q meter plus 2 mile 7:30a.m. "Fun Run" starting from Sanford Civic Center. ' Seminole - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 South Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive. Program: African violets by Mrs. Catherine Boxberger, president of African Violet Society, TUESDAY,FEBRUARY19 TOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room, Sanford, Over Club of Sanford, io:ö a.m., Redding Gar. dens Social Hall. HumaneSocietyof Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Election of officers, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Election of offIcers, GEDTestOsientatlon, 4p.m., Seminole Community College. Tests scheduled for Feb. 25, 26 and 27. - CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE TO PUILIC - 4,4 - CITY OF CASSELSERRY IOARDOF OJUSTMENT Monday, Feb. ii, 1980-3 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. DEADLINE Noon Tuesday Private Industry Council for CETA, meeting, 4 p.m. at Seminole Community College, Building J. A Legal Notice CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1' i . Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Public Hearing will be held by the that the Board of Adlustment of the City of Casseiberry will hold a Planning and Zoning Commission TRIANA, Ala, (UP!) - diseases and cancer in Public Hearing. Mr. Alberto intheCltyCommissionRoom,City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 1:00 P.M. Colombo, applicant on behalf of Besides known DDT con. laboratory animals. Alpeen N.y., Inc., is requesting a oi Thursday, Feb. 21, 1910. to the following change and Lamination, the government Ms. Kreiss said CDC will do variance from Section 296 (f)(5)f consider 1 time etc a line amendment to the Zoning Or. of the City of Casselberry COde 3consec(ative times says residents in this small more tests, but the results will 7Cc a line dinance of the City of Sanford, Ordinances for duction of front 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7 consecutive times 7k a line town now face the threat of not be ready until spring, Seminole County. and rear yard setbacks from MONDAY thru FRIDAY Rezoning from RC.1 Restricted suspected cancer-causing required twenty five (23) feet to Triana residents, most of SATURDAY 9. Noon District 3 Lines Minimum residue from the chemical whom are blagk, appear fifteen (13) feet. The parcel is Commercial To that of GC.2, General Comlegally described as: PCB found in the town's main healthy despite the high levels Lots 1 through I?, CONCORD mercial District property described as Lot food supply. of DOT, she said. The WOODS VILLAGE, 8$ recorded in A,That less 5. 40', Frank L. Woodruff's In its latest study of this existence of the pesticide in PIat Book 22. Page 73,of the Public Suboivision. Records of Seminole County, All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening north Alabama town's water their bodies cannot be linked Florida. Being more generally described as located S. W. corner Palmetto Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The pollution problems, the to any particular illness at Public Hearing will be held rates shown above are for both days. Thursday, March 20, 1910 t 7:30 Ave. and E. 25th St. national Center for Disease this time, she said. Theplanneduseoftheproperty CDC P.M..IntheCas$eibe,ryCityHapl Control in Atlanta warns the The doctor said the 01 • .i.. it MijiIi..,jIii. D..i,4..ti.t ,rupuvT -P-_________________________ potential health hazard from tests indicate increased Casselberry, Florida, or asi,rive, •- The Planning and Zoning --Commission will submit a 3-CetTIeteIieS PCB is greater than that from secretions of a protein in the thereafter as possible. 18—Help Wanted recommendation to the City Mary W. Hawthorne, DDT. livers of Triana residents, Commission in favor of, or City Clerk 2ChoicelotslnSectionM We don't know of any similar to increased Dated this 5th day of February, against, the requested change or of Oaklawn Cemetery amendment. The City Commission community in this nation that secretions found in heav 1910. SSSOeach. 322-3731 will hold a Public Hearing in the Publish February 11, 1910 has ever been contaminated drinkers. OES.SS CIty Commission Room in the City like this," Dr. Kathleen Hall, Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. "This means the liver is on Feb. 25, 1910 to consider said __________________________ Kreiss of the CDC said acting much like it would if 'Why Be Lonèiy?VVrite: "Get A Saturday discussing the alcohol or tranquilizers were IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, recommendation. a person with a positive attitude All parties in interest and Mate' Dating Service. All and a pleasant personality, plus agency's unfinished PCB present," Dr. Kreiss said. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA citizens shall have an opportunity ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. being'a self starter and an in. CASE NO. 79-674-CA-elK to be heard at said hearings. study. "It's cranking up, but that ter, Fl. 3351$. terested investigator. Also you By order of the Planning and ________________________ Another CDC scientist said doesn't necessarily mean AGNES I. KACHUBA, PlaintIff. Zoning muSt have common sense in Commission of the City of handling problems, not easily officials have not identified there is liver damage." v. Sanford, Florida this 22nd day of frustrated, also a desire to learn ASSOCIATED 1910. _______________________ BUILDING the source of the PCB residue Triana's health problems CONTRACTORS SALE, INC., et and to lead. I want you to be J. Q. Galloway, In Triana's contaminated surfaced in November 1978 al, aggressive toward life and Child Care.$7OWk. Chairman personal achievement, not LAKE MARY Indian Creek. Fish samples when government reports inDefendants. City of Sanford Planning content, and to re-establish goals 323.7322 AMENDED and Zoning Commission ______________________ from the creek contained no dicated fish in Indian Creek daily, finally above all never NOTICEOF SALE Publish Feb. 4, 11, 1910 traces of the chemical, he were heavily contaminated Willkeepchiidreninmy quitting even though defeated. Notice is hereby given that DES-I home for working mother said, with DOT. ArthurH. Beckwithir..asCierkof Reas.rates. Referencesgiven YOU HAVE CONTINUALLY the Circuit Court, Seminole Bloodsamplesof600Trfana 322.5015 DEMANDED A CHANCE County, Florida, will sell the NOTICE OF INTENTION residents the CDC tested had FOR THE OPPORTUNITY. following described property TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS Will baby sit in my home full or from lOtimestoas much as 60 NOW YOU HAVE ITI situated in Seminole County, TRADE NAME part time, Infants welcome. NOTICE OF INTENT TO Florida at Public Sale pursuant to NotIce Is Hereby Given that Poe times the normal amount of Call Kim 3774C3 aft 3 p.m. FICTITIOUS NAME the Order Granting Motion for CALL ANN ETTE AT 373-5)76 Acquisitions, Inc., a Florida Winter $pgs. area. DDT found in humans. PCB REGISTER Stay Pending Appeal dated NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Corporation is sole owner of. IN. ________________________ ________________________ testing, which Is still unfini. that the undersigned, desiring to February 5th, 1910 in the above SURANCE BENEFITS, INC. and I-I 4-12, full part time shed, indicated contamination engage in business under the cause and entered by the intends to register with the Clerk ____________________________ N, Apply in person Sanford Nursinç fictitious name of 3 M TOOL Honorable S. Joseph DavIs, bet of the Circuit Court of Seminole was five times higher than PRODUCTS at Sanford Airport, Wefl Convalescent Center, 930 11:00 AM. and 2:00 P.M., County, Florida, said trade name FRUIT FOR SALE Mellonvilie. normal, Building 13$, Sanford, Seminole March 3, 1910 at the west front of insurance Benefits in cornOranges, Grapefruit, Lemons -._________ _______ CI)C officials said it is County, Florida intends to register door of the Courthouse in Sanford, pliance with Section $63.09 Florida 1101 Orange Ave., Sanf., 322-6527 AVON Seminole County. Florida: thesaldnamewlthth,Clerkofthe Statutes. FIGHT INFLATION known -PCBs cause skin Circuit Navel oranges& grapefruit Court Seminole County, Lots 14 through 17, all unpiatted Dated at Tampa, Florida, this Sell Avon. Increase your earning 14 tij, Florida, 10th day of February, 1910. part of Block "$3," lying adlacent power. For details, Call DATED this 6th day of to said lot 17, all the southerly halt POE ACQUISITIONS, INC. i-$41-46$lor 644-3079 February, AD. 1910. of Adelaide Boulevard on north of BY-Joseph E. Brown MICHAEL D. MORGAN Block $3, north of southerly line of President 1l-IflSfrsjcjjcn CHARLES R. MORGAN LotlI,Blockl3,ailofBlocks9l,92 Publish February 11, 1$, 23 and ______________________ PublIsh February 11, and 9. SANLANDO THE 25 and March 3. 1910 BOOKKEEPERSS March 3, 1910 BURB BEAUTI FUL, ALTA. DESS2 Full chg., set hrs. Honey for DES.53 MONTE SECTION. according to a boss. the Plat thereof, as recorded in persons were arrested Creative Expressions 322-7113 AAA EMPLOYMENT Plat Book "3," page 67, Public CITY OF --and a plane and a camper --------2 FrenchAve. IN 323 5176 THE CIRCUIT Records of LAKE MARY. FLORIDA COURT, Seminole County, Cornerof 10th 1. French l8I'If) Wanted truck seized along with more EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Florida. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR INO -_----"Your Future Our Concern" CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR than 750 pounds of marijuana TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Less: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room. - .__.''_ -,-I,-.. _________________________ _____________________ Chern ical PCB Threatens Town MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation class, 6.10 Seminole College. 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(EEOC) two years ago in settling out-ofcourt complaints which had been filed against city charging discrimination I in hiring and employment practices. i . \ I rafl I ' Relects G U I r :' . em n -. 4 - 1. . - . . / -, By United Press International "remains the prime objective of our Washington has rejected a formula for pohcy.,, the release of the 50 American hostages In ceremonies marking the one-year that would require the United States to of the Islamic revolution quarter of a century" which coincided wi th the hostages' 100th admit guilt for worth of crimes, day in captivity —Khomeini, 79, referred The plan, outlined by Iran's President to the United States as a criminal but Abothassan Banisadr in an interview said ordinary relations with Washington published in the Paris newspaper Le may someday be established. Monde, did not call for the return of the The State Department issued a shah and his fortune, a ci.ndition insisted statement on the hostages' 100th day upon by Moslem militants holding the saying, "The 100th day is no different hostages for 101 days. from the first or the 30th, or the 1(11th. In Tehran, Iran's Foreign Minister Every day that goes by is one too many*. Sadeq Ghotbzadeh said today an in- We don't like any anniversary." - - . . 41W . ' - Francie Wynalda, equal employment -1. 1 -' opportunity officer, noted in the plan that £ * . the city has set up a five-year program to !.i_________________ ;.. - reach the goal of giving special con'4' sideratlon to minorities In hiring and r.\ . . promotion within the city. . "Measures have been initiated to insure that members of the affected groups . . -( who are qualified to perform the job, are .-'' ________ .. included within the pool of persons from '6 . which city officials make the em.44 ployment or promotion selection," she begin meeting in the Iranian capital for a military parade and lebration, said. "We have provided a systematic within a week and said 1.1 ie con inussion's inarred by the collapse of a reviewing . .1 effort to counsel employees in career work would be the hostages' ticket to stand because of the rush of the excited -, " advancement and training, both in the freedom. ]• crowd in Azadi Square, Tehran Radio classroom and on the job." tD'--' .41w But Ghotbzadeh: interviewed by ABC- monitored in London said. '—-' 'jJ: TV, refused to give a timetable for the City Manager Warren Knowles told It said 67 people suffered minor in7 release --of the Americans. lie said once juries. commissioners that copies of the 55-page the commission begins its probe, affirmative action plan have been "diploniaLy will have its dynainisin to distributed to city supervisors and solve the problem." department heads to be used as policy on In another predication on when the the job. A copy of the report is also being X hostages at the besieged U.S. Embassy forwarded to the EEOC office in Miami. would be released, ABC correspondent In other business, the city commWion, Barbara Walters reported an informed on the recommendation of Mayor Lee Arab source at the United Nations said clinical psychologist who apparently Moore and Knowles, approved the the hostages could be payment of $7,846.27 into the state released within killed himself in a boat in the Gulf of , Herald Photo by Tom Vincent three weeks. retirement system to benefit the family Mexico was despondent over the cons Sanford Station. 'Coll' mixture plant rises at The source, quoted as saying of Jake Fortier, a 27-year veteran city viction of Theodore Bundy for the kidnap. negotiations for their liberation were employee who retired on medical slaying of a Lake City school girl, "extremely delicate," said part of the disability in December and died recently. Wakulla County Sheriff David Harvey discussions concerned an internationi said today. Knowles said the Fortier family will be commission to Investigate the shah's Ha matching the city's share with an M t David S. hunum rights vidlaUara. identical amount to provide Mrs. Fortier Kuypws,. .40, TaUsbame, taW Um with an Income benefit of $X13 monthly BanlZadr's recipe for the hostages' Kuypers "was upset over the verdict." freedom was sent to Khomeini for apfor the rat of tw life. He said associates o( the dead man said proval and the president sold he expected he also had domestic and job Knowles told commissioners that the pressures. an answer within two days. city offered all city employees the option Bbt whether or not the plan passes Kuypers was found dead in his boat of "purchasing past service benefits muster with the ailing Islamic leader, the Sunday with one bullet wound In his head. when the city discontinued its retirement State Department already has refused to The medical examiner and Harvey expected to do so soon. The 'Coil' mixture plant is under construction at Florida program in favor of the state retirement an apparently c say "mea culpa.' The EISA will issue a Prevention of Significant Deterioration system. The employees, in most cases, Power & Light Company's Sanford station and company of. am ruling out the United States wound, but Harvey d e investigation "I certificate, which means FPL will not be allowed to exceed authorized their city retirement fund ficialls now believe it will be ready for a mid-April test burn. declaring its guilt to any crimes, was continuing. ambient air quality standards. Coil is a coal-oil mixture the company will be testing for the refunds to be '- 'id to the state with a Although the looks of Coil smoke are unknown, Barrow said specified or unspecified," State Kuypers testLfied for the defense in the the first time in an attempt to find an efficient way to use coal to by matching amount contributed the particulate matter added to the air from the coal will not Department spokesman Hodding Carter trial last year in which Bundy was reduce oil usage. The coal, however Is expected to increase air city. said. sentenced to the for the murders of two exceed federal or state standards. pollution, Fortier declined to participate. Coal is considered a dirtier fuel than oil, but FPL officials "We have also said that we would be Florida State University sorority women. Buzz Barrow, FPL assistant manager of environmental Unless the past service benefits are believe if Coil is successful they can Install air-Protection willing and anxious to discuss the dif- He also sat at the defense table last week paid into the state, Knowles said Mrs. affairs, said the Florida Department of Environmental equipment at plants that use it. For the experiment, however, ferences between us," Carter said, ad- in Bundy's trial for killing Kimberly Fortier would receive only $879-32 In Regulation has granted an air quality standards variance for ding that the safe release of the hostages Diane Leach, 12. the devices are too expensive, they say. the test, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is benefits, The commission unanimously approved the payment, contingent upon the Fortier family paying its share. .4.. The commission received a report _ •i .1. '4. 'WASHINGTON (UPI) A U.S. at- York Times, NBC-and the Long Island housing Ioaa authority is proceeding with applying tO torney Is taking charge of an intense newspaper Newsday before the FBI • the Department of Housing and Urban Justice Department hunt for the sources investigation '.'.as completed 41 Civiletti also sought to quiet reports the Development (HUD) for financing to of leaks to the news media about the scandal still is widening. construct 74 public housing units In the FBI's undercover "Abscam" in"Other than the unfortunate, regretvestigation. county. Department officials are concerned the table and inexcusable leaks that have Tom Wilson, 111, executive director of both the Seminole County Housing leaks could damage the chances of endangered (presumably) innocent Authority and the Sanford Housing successful prosecutions stemming from persons by identifying them specifically, Authority, said today no site has been the controversial and unprecedented there are no other senators or selected as yet for ft units. He added, probe of political corruption that has congresmen to my knowledge in any - however, tie nit will probably be built implicated eight members of Congress. way related to the Abscam inAttorney General Benjamin Clviletti vestigation," he said. In the north end of the county, but some Asked if the leaks could allow defense distance away from thie city of Sanford. announced Monday he is naming Richard for Conlawyers to raise a serious defense of Wilson said it will be at least one year Blumenthal, U.S. attorney internal probe unwarranted pre-trial publicity, one over the after HUD approves financing for the necticut, to take which will focus on leaks to The New department official said, "absolutely." units before construction can begin. . . - '1 . . . .. -': . - . . I -- In . - - Defense Psychologist For Bundy Kills Self , Plant Coal=0'101 'Iex ure To Be Ready By Mi0d=Apr1*1 •,.... Justice Seanihing For Leaks - .. , •.', Longwood Seeks Grant For Bike Paths some Sillily, AN TO 1 , " )1~ - by Bob Thaves %nford Adopts • Hiring Plan, — ' : FRANK AND ERNEST ua-. Your greatest luck today will important Oswald 'We kee ettin SAGrl7AR1US (Nov. 23 be with your hwger wd more about r a ittprojects. Give top Dec. 21) Whether it is turning player is legally entitled to priority to accomplishments •a small pr ofit or a large one _____________________ pass his partner's forcing id." that really mun something. today, you should be equally Oswald Jacoby Alan: "Of is. He TAURUS (April 20-May20) adept. Where money is Alan Sontag does so athe riskeof losing a concerned you have the Midas This is a good day to dW md partner, but he is not violating take stock cii yourself and touch. Alan: "If our readers look any law." Your p1m. Beft corepts CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. at all the cards will won. (NFWSPAPFII ENTERPRISE ASSN-) der how any declarer 'ley and parcan be devised to get you 19) You are a good (For a copy of JACOBY as well as a apable teacher ticulary an expert declarer where you want to go. manage to get himself MODERN, send $ I to: -,Win at in four hearts." GEMINI (May 21.Jww 20) today. Others will benefit set could This should be a profitable from your Ideas and wisdom, Oswald: "The answer is that day for you, owing to your so don't be reluctant to say really good defense can give imagination and cleverness in what needs saying. him a tough problem and the -- Evening Herald(USPS48l.28O)PrIce 15 Cents Dr. very concerned and need your help. I am 53 years old and after the birth of my last child in 1963, my doctor put me on birth control pills. Two years psychiatrist ago my frightened me by saying I was practically signing my death certificate by continuing to take the pill for so many years accurately reflect what it considering my age. really is. I talked to my doctor about If your blood pressure is — ° 5 H - Illeraliel dYear,NO.14TueSdaFebruary18!fl!FlOrlda32771 . — IMIS , Lk: - C, op s - Blood Pressure Up? Stop Using The Pill tubular ligation and my consistently husband refuses to h ave A small number of women vasectomy and my doctor have high blood pressure And cae of says foams and diaphragms cort. course, you should lose weight are very unreliable, I your doctor suggested. The case of your neighbor's A few days ago I went to the law has nothing suspected heart daughter-inhospital for a o 1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 a attack and a new doctor who to do with yours. The IUD has practices with my family been very effective in 12 13 14 C~ doctor said my blood pressure preventing pregnancy; was high, 158 over 95. He equally as effective as the pill. 15 16 17 pointed out that as I had Some women can't use an bY Artr Sansom — — — — gained weight, my blood IUD for other reasons but that 9 20 pressure had been climbing. may not be the case for you. 0 " IAL Ow. And, of course, I knew that I Finally, at age 53 you must be 23 -_-_-1J should lose about 25 pounds. I very near to the end of the 25 28 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 hate to give up the pills time that you'd be able to — because I have problems with have children. The oldest 34 35 36 worry and depression and delivery on record that iS C'.there is no way I could reliable Is 57 years of age. 31 38 39 40 41 mentally or physically cope You will want information with a pregnancy. — on the menopause so I am 42 — — 43 The new doctor recom- sendingyou The Health Letter mended that I use an IUD but number 5-12. Other readers 45 48 48 47 my organs have all fallen who want this issue can send I 50 51 52 — ST" r because of previous child- 75 cents with a long, stamped, birth. He says this wouldn't self-addressed envelope for it. make any difference since the Send your request to me, In 58 57 58 59 180 I 61 IUD would be in the uterus. care of this newspaper, P.O. 52 63 04 But my neighbor tells me that Box 1551, Radio City Station, HALL I USE PEN OR her daughter-in-law got New York, NY 10019. Cl L ? '- - * WHAT KIND 65 67 pregnant while she had all PER SHALL I USE I should think the first thing WHY ID YOU PUTUP J ...i IUD o what am I to believe? that should be done Is to THAT SIGN? I'm getting so neurotic about discontinue all forms of birth it, I would just as soon never control — and, of course have sex again but I know abstain from sex during he that's not realistic. Please tell trial — and let your doctor me what you think. find out if you're even By BERNICE BEDE OSOL DEAR READER — I think ovulating. If you're not, you're a classic example of there's a lot of fuss about For Tuesday, February 12,.1980 too much advice and no one nothing: My final recombusiness and financial being in charge. In the first mendation would be to decide YOUR BIRTHDAY matters. Put all your smarts Place, You can't tell what a who you want to have as your February 12,1980 person's blood pressure is by physician and let him take Several things for w1dch to work. one determination, par- charge of your caw. Medicine by Howie Schneider you have planted seeds In Ow CANCER (June 21-July 22) ticularly in the emergency is a lot like cooking and too past, but which failed to You have the ability todayto IS produce a harvest, are likely take the Ideas of others and room. Under such conditions, ma ny cooks can, indeed, spoil things. to bear fruit this coming year. turn them into something the blood pressure may not Lady Luck will play an im. much greater in scope. Listen _____ portant role in making thing sharply for Interesting tidbits happen. of information. AQUARM (Jan. 3Web. .'Lligo (July 2'3-Aug. 22) IRIGHT 19) Hunches and perceptions Possibilities for gains today you get today regarding ways could come from two sourcies: better player South is, the to handle business matters One is your own efforts, the more likely he is to fall for the NORTH 2.11-80 should be heeded. Your in. other Is something somebody illusion that West can set up.,. 4.17 tuition is tuned In on what else initiated. Alan: "West starts with the Kj your logic may overlook. ace of clubs and receives the 4109843 (Aug. USept. 22) VIRGO Romance, travel, luck discouraging three from his *K52 partner. it should be apparent resources, possible pitfalls You're more than a good WEST EAST you're also a 092 drig leader today to West that a diamond shift is and career for the con Vermeer by Al 410653 indicated. South surely has are all discussed in splendid manager. Use your 910974 months rz%Lr T qW only three minor suit cards." your Astro-Graph Letter organizational abilities in #KJ2 667 #A75 Oswald: Most West's lead 4AQ96 WXI6T 11"&RLS FOR #J 10 8 7 3 which begins with your bir- group endeavors. the diamond deuce. The illu. OH LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) thday. Mali $1 to AstroGraph, sionist leads the king and conBox 489, Radio City Station, This is a good day to complete tinues with the deuce. East is VAQ832 in with the ace and leads his e N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify important matters. You have c' # Q6 diamond five. What should 44 birth date. the added ingredient of luck to South do?" PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) help you make endings turn Vulnerable: Neither Man "South must play Dare to be hopeful for big out as you'd like them to. Dealer: South p West for a doubleton diamond ., SCO"10(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Ithings today. Your optimism and ruff Igh. This play can West North East sooth tinit!l Irr6xv-smite pleasant One of the things that will only cost him If trumps break 14 6 3 Pass INT p 4"l but that is the way they surprises by mating that make you so popular with break and expert South bites Pass 4 Pass Pass which you tah for areality. others today is your knack for Pass ,euli Ago ARIFJ(March ll-AprLll9) making everyone feel very • 0 0 . WWI FOR 11% AIMPM! The first phase would run along Range the recreation budget. By DAVID ?.t RAZLER Line Road to State Road 434 and the flerald5taff Writer In other action: — The commissioners presented their The Longwood City Commission voted second from 434 to the post office on "Juvenile of the Year" award to Scott Monday night to seek federal grants on County Road us seek Underwood, 12, of 1500 Markham Woods two reaeathonal programs, pl commissioners he to aid in the paving of But Chacey told the ciiher gra nts bellevesthecitylamorellkelytoget Underwood received the prize for streets. On advice from City Administrator $7,500 in matching funds to improve its winning the Ford Motor Co. Punt, Pass 5yjdchaCey, the COmml3alOn voted to services to senior citizens. The grant and Kick competition atthe Super Bowl submIt a requast for matching funds to request includes plans for a variety of this year. He took the award after construct the first two phases of a series services including education programs competing In five levels of regional °'S and meals on wheels. The city's $3,500 competition plus the national event of separate blacktop tAke PM1 share of the grant will be funded through during halftime In Passadena. roadways lacking sidewalks. - I -I .. - - . - "1 ... -. - -. - - Heral Plists by Tern Ne reslclentsllvingonWaymanAvenue — "Goodwill ambassadors" Ned and Martha dreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce at the will be bearing 45 percent of the paving Yancey act out ways to get new members for the organization's membership breakfast today. costs when Weir street is paved this year for the first time. commissiociers vow assess ea ch re si dent 45 percent of paving the ........... . .......... ..4A ZA Editedsi AcU street directly In front of their property, 3A 4A FI.SidS estimated at $9 per square-foot, a cost The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 28 za The 10 teams of seven members each are competing for a trip payable over 10 years The city will pay three-day membership drive this morning with a breakfast 3A Iiestai 45 to Lakeland to see Holiday on Ice 10 percent of the costs attended by about 75 volunteers ,aj1,i SA clues are $40 per year for a business with five (fIed 441 Nftgp — the city's charter revisal committee Over the next tree days, teams of chamber members, led Crs employees or less, $25 for Individuals will hold Its first meeting March 14 by former organization presidents, will be competing to bring g HA Am Deputy, Mayor June Lormann said in dw most new and rwAvW awmberships by de tum U* Former chamber president Torn Hunt, sges mmqer for DirwAbby .....................is rellell. .....................is did not expect any major changes in the drive ends with at*rbecueThursdayafternoon. Deaths .........................2A Weather .......................ZA SouhenBell,gaveapeptalktohe7sperloliegathefe(JfQr charter to be proposed, since the current Members are Invi ted to the barbecue at 5 p.m. at the the breakfast, followed by presentations by Martha and Ned tA World till Dr Jsb city charter was only written last year. Chamber office where the winning team will be announced. Yancey, the chamber's full-tune "goodwill ambassadors." Today - TIM to Chamber Starts Membership Lt~wl r-i"! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 11, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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April 17 . * ~~N$~~ Q~ ~. \( 3 2-- k, -0 ~, \ Ift f $ e ~_ -- - ~ .. % -;I positively learning Author 995 1 E fl R A N c s " 63 Roof overhang UIR Verdi E W E - Parents Colic Can 0 60 8 xiou s - 1 ~ ' ium ; i An Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Single ROSS - I ' 4B—Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 71 hUb by Chic Young How MUCH 1 — B IEFORHEAVENSS4XE' 1(LKWOWBUTIThFUNO TE ESTCODJ * SHAKE THEM UP YOU DON'T HAVE THAT — _~ 1 5 - DEAR DR. LAMB - S there such a thing as colic in a 1111 I NCII1112 eriiltl 72nd Year, No. 206-Friday, April 18j 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280-Price 20 Cents i Dr. ___ CAR POLARIS some friends 65Apropos ___ -: .\_zxj_ 0 15 Destroy (sl) 66 Exude there is no such thing. They Lamb is caused by ___ 68ReceM(PrefiX) A B S I NT 17 Building I I Oi'.J the parents. location 46 Shoshonean 26 Hockey 'lU. 11 I ____ OWN I 18 Novelist DEAR READER— I 1L babies could talk they'd 1k I S? 20 movement. I have received a probably have a lot 10 for Actor Sparks 2 Author by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY agency (abbr) 48 action (2d about such remarks I suspect lot of letters from adults that Turgenev 23 Perished polisher 29 Yorkshire river 'J'" 3 Stone V 25 Mad it would be very similar to present a similar story. ft DID YOU HEAR HEY, ROCI'(V' REALL/? 30 Genet!c , 4 Motoring 27 Journeys what adults say when their may be that the baby 49 interlace OFFICER Wfi THAT ROCKY WAS ation 29 Ogee Misbehave (2 50 DID YOU HIT?doctor tells them that the pain swallows air In learning how PUT IN THE 33 Sunflower 31 Over (poetic) 5 Realistic wds) '00 Q11. state (abbr.) they have in their belly is all to feed or it may be that the STOCKAPE FOR , 6 Stench I 32 Bark immature digestive system 35 Of agriculture 53 Ceramic piece in their head. a 7 Dwindle WITTINC7 AN 34 Sets down I 0 00 36 Over there 54 Epochs 8 Donkey Games 38 Yes, there Is such a thing as isn't able to handle all the OFFICER?r .0. 37 Rested in 9 Contesting 40 Bedouin 56 Goggle colic. Regardless of what the carbohydrates and other 10 arch into o. ( \ 42 Gazelle 57 Aware of (2 U J cause Is there's no question foods that result in fer I*fi) Automotive 43 Actress Baxter '' I wds.) tl 0 ci)50 that babies have belly Pain mentation and release of gas. 59 Recently .V 1 c7_ I j 41 Barrel abbr. 19 Dark fire and distension associated But as most adults that have 44 Depression mi 61 acquire ___________ 47 Oarsman 21 Pouch with crying spells And just suffered from gas ill tell ' tials 24 Double curve 50 High (iat) like adults such abdominal you, It can be pretty painful ° __________ nsion and pain may be it's not surprising that the - , AAM caused by a lot of different baby cries. — I — ti) q4j 14 There are only a limited 13 12 things. The communication newborn number of things that the — — — — between the gap - — by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 17 16 baby and the adult world does medical profession has ' "' "" 1g( fl3ë, a(,ARETTE? cause a few handicaps In learned to do for the colic KJC)VJ BUT ALLTMT(A)AU 6" 22 21 20 19 "18 .explaining just exactly what's problem. Measures that help .. — 'itURTTH. ICA)ST6MTQ prevent the swallowing of air ng 25 26 24 23 Your friends really are are useful. That Includes KICg 114 HABIr. — repeatIng a comment made sitting the baby upright for his — 29 30 ;7 128 the bottle to nurse. frequently by some i.hat the cause of colic is baby also seems to help 34 35 38 32 33 overanxious parents or other relieve trapped gas. In some ___ ___ 42 emotional stresses associated instances, there may be just 41 40 39 38 — $ with the baby's environment, plain intolerance to certain . 45 1 46 43 44 That may be true In some foods that may be discovered __ instances. No doubt overly and eliminated. For example, — — Aa-j 50 47 48 49 concerned parents who rush the baby may actually be - — — to the bay's side at the intolerant to milk. 56 55 51 52 slightest whimper or corn- Most episodes of colic are - — by Bob Montana - plaint may contribute to the not related to any dangerous ARCHIE _____________ ___________________________ 62 60 so 58 problem, but that doesn't disease and will disappear as I I I I WHAT WITH THREE ONE LITTLE FOR SALE S' L R - 1 — — S• L' R CSAMERA mean that the baby might not the baby grows older. Of — — — HELLO, ARCHIE. HOW lS.—.. HAPPENED TYPING ERROR 64 CAMERA WITH THREE IJCOMPARABLE LENSES ••• I 63 have pain and gaseous course, any baby who has " .. INCOMFIATIBLE LENSES!' IN AN ADdistension from other causes. attacks of abdominal pain THE NEWSPAPER OT 67 66 FIRED CLASSIFIED AD 1,/ ""T"'" ' Colic typically occurs must have an examination by DEPARTMENT ''#." *W '-.— during the first three months a physician to make sure that 100 COMING ALONG? (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) 00 * of life and Is seldom noted there are no other underlying ji % I after that. It's doubtful that problems. a a". IT'S THE COLD SEASON f parents automatically stop "t '10. being overanxious when the There are to Health Letters child reaches age three available: Number 3-1, The Cold, Flu Group and Number months. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Often, with a colic attack, 3-2, Colds and Flu Group, the distension of the abdomen Prevention and Treatment. I For Friday, A'Pril 18, 1980 V I __ is readily evident The attack Readers who want these YOUR BIRTHDAY Be careful may subside when the baby is Issues can send 75 cents for by Howie Schneider EEK& MEEK APRIL18, 1980 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) able to vass gas or has a bowel EACH The urge to travel will be Someone who means well I , - REyR%RIGHT very strong this coming year might put doubts in your head RN11UG 00tA%TjTjC)kj _M AMFT A FOXf FCR CAIXEL X%RPGE OF AW and could lead to some ex- and sidetrack you before you 11E REMAIL)t€RCFT -E 1-kE E&..€L)fk) IJEI&JS CAJUTE UJ440 IS 'DOLL. citing experiences and reach a goal you've set W IN U . AU'D UUkjTERE5TIMr. friendships. Take care, Follow the trail you blaze for that you don't yourseil. . was normal. He only had 11 \ \ A IITIL however, :1 \ li%-card points, but his dis. LIBRA (W. U-0d. 33) neglect your work. ,jC0 . liv.. ., '.: .....-. , 4.17.1 10 -, NORTH CF CJR, tr ution was ideal. East's ..... I .I ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's possible to make some OAQ108 ump to six lubs was a rca 0 You'll be held accountable for unfortunate alterations in K Q 95 1 1 sonable gamble. . . 1. 010432 .I ~ ..: . ., -.. anything you say today. so if your plans today because you . .: .,: 1. I. ,. there are things that must be may place more credence in : I.. . : desire to defend six clubs with / . EAST said, don't try to camouflage the ideas of others than they his magnificent distributiOn j1' and ventured six hearts. West passed, conventional-what lies ahead for you in the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) •, 7 • K Q 965 . ~ he to show firstly, a -1 year following your birthday Avoid trying to pull another's — #KJ 10165 #AQI?32 16 round heart cont,iol. of fire today. for )'OW' copy the chestnuts out of by sending ISCI LLA'SPO P by Ed Sullivan at rubber 0975432 Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 If you become involved in bridge, should have taken out "AV9 THE . I OKAY, EHENGE. I KNEW YOU WOtJLPNY VJ 101762 for each to Astro-Graph, Box such an endeavor, you might some insurance and bid seven "E OF YCUR SEUEVE ME WHEN I A I loser. City Station, N.Y. be the real 489, RadIo clubs which only goes down f ,\ ROCK TOLP YOU I PLAY 23one. However, out of pique, he Be sure to specify birth SAGITURIUS (Nov. 10019. I/ SIONG ri..0 ' V vulnerable: Both doubled, undoubtedly hoping ) /7 Dec. 21) Even those ex. date 41 for an unusual (spade) lea . Dealer:West 4 , TAURUS(April 211~May 20) tremely fond of you have ( % West led a club which was 1 III.. East soith .0. ", West North 0 0 Something of value could be limitations, so It's not wise to I 'V•_. by declarer. At trick ruffed ,' 64 ' lost today, unless you keep expect more from them than 2 led: trump which two ' ass , 1IU i•53 4 0 7, West won. The contract could t" '\ / /"" your mind on what you are they are capable of doing. 4 ass pass - " still be beaten, but West doing at all times when Tend your own store. . uickly switched to a dealing with material or CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Opening lead4 J "i" diamond. How could South '/4. 14. want to accomplish 1 19 If you Financial matters. ' have a six-card sgade suit? GEMINI (May 21-June 20) what you set out to do today, South won t e diamond, I Companions can be respon- being timid has no place lii . i 0 ) drew another round of trump 417 sible for encouraging you into your actions. Be bold and j and finessed West for both the deceiving yourself out of a forthright without being By Oswald Jacoby king and jack of spades. rig' u u... hi "V "' BUGS BUNNY Declarer thought East's vulsad Man Sontag family Issue. Don't be led reckless. nerable leap to six clubs must MEANI"30 PACES astray by wrong thinking. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1'4 'TREASURE MAP GAYS 2.7 29 Z Wildly distributional hands have been predicated on great stumbling block could (June 21-July 22) WW FROM VE S"L CANCER 19) A I 4'rAKE 30 PACS NORN FROM IHS 11a frequently ea o equally distribution. Easti,au already are the problems be thrown in your path today uruala'uctions and sulJ shown up with two hearts. SHAPED ROCK. u' I-c4ApEp you'll have to contend with by one who is jealous of your Today,s hand does not come Cou uently, declarer played today will be of your own achievements. Avoid persons from a computer dealt-out East for a spade void and 1. making. Keep this In mind who can't cut it on their own, tournament deal, but from a racked up his doubled slam. 1.1 PISCES (Feb. 2OMarch rubber bridge fame where the (NEWSI'Al'EIt Et'imal'rnsl ASSN.I and you can avoid trouble. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 20) Advise all household players shuffle their own r -(For a copy of JACOBY Usually you can tell when members to keep confidential a d In the auction, nobody was MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at I I others are not being matters within lbe family certain who was bidding to Bridge." care of this newspa. 4) j 11 II : Q straightforward with you, but today. Loose talk will be make his contract and who per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City . . today It might be easier to played back with a distorleid was as a sacrifice. Station. New York, N.Y. I 7 North's light takeout double 70019.) believe them than face facts. transmission. _________________ ANNIE by Lftmrd Iy Bob Thaves AND ERNEST CDANK .-'fCU CAN HOW A8OUT THAT 11~ '.COP45ERWIG O AI4IWOH -6 00" _i . HI, GEM$UOR .'MR 'I 0000 ___________________ I COf 'OUT NOW.. COCKAM4IE 311.1. OF BARRElS OF Oil. A Y WHILE TO BE 5CRUB8S FIXEP UP A MUCK, P ____ - J "i 74 •, i:' : c I _____ at s Ihh- Bodv I Th * 1. . I - - .. . — Zi I _____ — -_ 1. '9~~~ WAUW- La e OPEN I -_ ' ~,' r TOP L ES: p - 6 11 I YOUR - I.:, CABORA 11%, 18"L 0 ' . . ..: E ' , . M , XV. I -_ ,A 'Three women arrested at the Fancy Dancer await the arrival of the sheriff's department van to take them to jail Thursday night, following raids at two Fern Park . topless bars. . Herald Photo by David M. Razlii- . . - - F , I -.,-. '. . - .i '. . '' i'lieilecoiis1 body found behind U' kilit'ti Liii' it•i. ''.tiOSt' (Indy was fiiurd in,t f ;I trail Ivading xsitiui uluitiliul its that of 1 12 scar troiii the Kin art on 1) ' 1111,11%%.1%I;-92 t Dlii lake County girl, missing from her St. John's Village :partments. hoille since April 8, sheriff's deputies The both %%.L., found Wedlit'sil.1% afsaid this morning. ternoon In' I%issvrsh~ %%Ili, liotit-t-ti ihe The clothing oil tile Wdy, along %%Ill) Siliell * . * ik'iital COti1))afls(1IiS and x-rays. enabled The lih is so badly tli'-a. vu that Seminole Medical Examiner .V. &arav lii Pt$VdY identify the body of t;eorgi Garay has been titiahie to uit'tt'riiuint' Crews, 12 tuE Montverdt', a small to ffl cause of death so far, said slit'riffs hike County. tkpantiuent spokesni.in .1411111 Spolsk lInt (;ir still does not kno what 'Flie autopsy is continmng, hi' sass. ' : ' ir . - __ - - .47, . .. .. . . ... . ..: I Wt._ ' Passes House Panel - - - - h e ff M s To Close 2 . By DAVID K RAZLER Herald Staff Writer • State beverage agents and Seminole deputies raided two Fern Park topless n uck I F clubs Thursday night, In a move deputies A wave of vandalism resulting in an dainaged two outside lamps, five to six say is designed 0 eventually m estimated $550 damage to the grounds shrubs broke the dosing lurt of 410 olIn e down and exterior of Circus Circus followed door, broke day r .i small tree .111(1 pulled A lengthy investigation by undercover Thursday's raid, according to police up it cypress tree. Vehicles used by the met; its they left state colic Beverage and Tobacco reports. Lorentz, assistant manager of the were Bob described as a Toyota sedan, agents Squa d d Seminole vi U l ____________ ______ ' ' I % • S _________ k Track Conversion __________ __ y Circus Circus ip nts I. is pholographed before deputies left, to allow lom' future ltIeflti1it'itit)fl, Sjsilski said, l':xt(1Lsive searches of both estiblisi,. inents lurned ill) no evidence (if drugs. Exactly th ii it se nt on it Liii Circus us dun ing the raid is unknovs Circus Reporters %%ho entered with deputies quickly forcvd out by a i'hIlh) eon ployce, nearly knocking down at least By JANE CASSELBERRY position, they had to take the suninuer Herald Staff Writer mouths." bill that would permit the Seminole 'Flie bill sets Liii' r,icing dates at harness Raceway in CasseIberr to St'mtnoit' Irtniu M;i 3 iii Sept. I as the convert to greyhound racing vleart;l the result of ;III agreetilvilt heWeell tile ne%% Florida house' Regulated Industries 3k'ninit holders and i' tiers of tiit' jai aLit Committee Thursday on a 14.1 vote. fronton in nearby Fern Park. l'he Rep. Bob llattaway, D-Altainonte orlat)(10-8011111111jeJai Alat Fronton inade Springs, Whit) presented the bill, said it $1.4 itulhon for the state last sear and the previously had been approved in a 54) Sanford-k)rlando Kennel Club brought in %'ote in the Pari-mutuel Subcommittee. $31 million. Action oil tile propo.sed pari-nitituel lie said it will Ilow go to Ilit, 1jules aild Calendar ( tuiiiiiiittet Mond.i> or Tuesday ibru t it1iiiis.iuuii tax vs m di I t 1 until to be assignt (I to Floor iiiLion III. St vstt k The (;I\ vs oulut pros nit I Sli,eaking in opposition to tile con. vents per person attentliniz it part-intittiel version was Sanlontl-4)nlando Kennel event. Ibittat a Ikuinted out that if the Club owner Jerry Collins, whose lnrmlsty tax had been iii effect last - Representing the nivs racing Iru;Iut on e vs hi of thy 5O O) idmm'ion. Spolcks 'wid ttu .i( tion sday when 11 undercover men backed 10:50 p.m. nine males left the bar at white station wagon, Florida huetnsi /111) Mitilleir 11` What werit on at ill(! F;incy by 15 uniformed depuUes entered the Circus Circus and as they departed 903. Willimn and Jack Detnetree of Orlando from tile harness trav~-. ,".1s-cox .zFancyDancerandCircuaCircus,bothon and Paul Dervues of north Florida, was missions. But tt.e ,4(tinn ,4t the Fancy Dancer 1742, and attempting to serve 12 arrest I Don Tucker, former speaker of tile llaltawa% sald the " , t.~ .; .'%E-i!.-, tri(ilit rn AlrricAt ,i cr.rrw- atintAphore as warrants. The four persons arrested at the Fancy bar. One took the microphone away Imm *iI%- tXis,st\j'b~ -,.')' fl~.-,House. Tucker told members of (tie -temporar tI-i siw M( -nIurri to %t( thi. raid The deputies also carried warrants Dancer were an unidentified employee acting subcommittee the Casselberr) (iniiiitte't harntss umututl r permitting them to search the two -Linda Akins Jackson, 30, 1701 Lee and began reading tlx- search warrant **Just ,.ttay cairn Im-liots,- she said to the track brought in ottly $97,000 last year for tius week," lie adde-d. - I an, ir~-inf. 1c. establIshments for drugs. Road, Winter Park. She was charged signed by Circult Judge Voile Willian the state, which had to pay 4,00O in pick up support from the other ; A U11le wjw an Ipw_40r,Up sqwd of with @oUdt&Uon of prosititution and eartier in the day wjWe others took up who's a good girl and who's a bad girl.' waps for state employees at the tra k. delegations froui counties %%here Nri. Also attempted it) Interview deputies officers left the scow, carrft two released on $525 bond. r posts around the room. Hattaway said a dog track will cbe inutuel facilities are 1tx:ated.women accused of soliciting ProstitutiOn, - Deborah Marie Altlz.er, Z, Box 411, The deputies and state agents were and reporters, dci inclng the deputies economicallyfeasIble for the state as Sheppard spoke to the coziin;ittce in who obJect to P one woman scraW of delivery of a Sorrento Rd., Plymouth, Orange County. followed a few minutes later by a grou world's oldest well as creaft jobs and revenue for support of [tie bill, which is also being controlled subsUum and one man ac. She was charged with possession and of reporters and television cameraMen. . Seminole County and Casselberry. supported by the Flotid. a League of torcycles. cused of an assortment of disorderly delivery of a controlled substance and About a dozen dancers sat on the stage, "We are turning a loser into a winning Cities. Sheppard said he found a study "Pleaselet her '4 her clothes she's conduct and resisting arMt Charges. ~ their backs towards the bar in various held in lieu of $5,250 bond. position," he said. "A House staff. done oil the proposed tax by the c0III_ standing deputy tile NIC to a naked," He was not named in the warrants, but stages of undress. - Tammie R. Frances, 20, 4217 prepared survey indicates the state mittee staff was in error and he called guard over Iii dancers. became agitated when deputies would Clarl.noa, Orlando. She was charged with Deputies began trying to identify "She'll get her clothes in due time neither allow him to enter the Fancy assignation and released on $525 bond, the specific individuals listed In the million in revenues from the operation of was delayed until corrections could be Id the female de t who later refused Dancer nor allow his wife to leave. * $$Assignafion," according to Florida warrants, not an easy task, they said. dog track." a made, but at least they didn*t kill it," to identify herself. Ali arrests were made at Ow Fancy statute, means contracUng or making an Several of ft warrants listed those "The facts are on my side," Hattaway said Sheppard, who hopes to go back 1he employee at the mike solved the added. "A precedent has already been before the committee. DanCer. One woman, arrested as a "Jane appointment to engage In prostitution or arrested as Jane Doe, followed by a stage a ewdness . Doe" at Circus Circus was released name. One of the drug warrants listed probletti by going into the dressing room set with the conversion in 1976 of the l "I'm working with Ray Sittig. apparently when it was later, abort time - Keith Charles Bourcier, 26, of 3800 only a John Doe as the subject, a man herself returning with tops for several of harness track in St. Johns County. In one executive director of the Florida League learned she was not the woman identified Calloway Dr., Orlando. He was charged identified by one of the county's un. tile dancers. She explained the nude year as a dog track, it produced $2.11 of Cities and we're going to try and women had "been caught in the dressing in Ithe warrant. . with obstruction of justice, disorderly dercover agents, Spolski said. million in revenue for the state." generate its much interest as we can The raid was designed as a method of conduct, resisting arrest with violence - Everyone In the bars at the time of the room" w hen deputies arrived. •'R looks to me like conversion is a From other cities, which would benefit "plWII a crime" on the two barn, the and criminal mischief of property and foregone conclusion," said Casselberry from it," Sheppard said. "1(11(1 a lot of first step in revoking their liquor held in lieu of $5,250 bond. Mayor Owen Sheppard, who was in individual lobbying on the admission tax. licenses, said sheriff's department Sheriff's spokemen said Bourcler was * Tallahassee lobbying for a direct ad. I talked to tile secretary of state. the Spolaki shortly before outside the Fancy Dancer and Insisted on J missions tax for pari-mutuel events. '1 senators, representatives and anybody a* raw. going inside to get his wife. He attempted did note, however, to get rid of oil- else I could." to ignore police orders that he stay H 'dthe aid as meant as another outside, police said, and once arrested t and inside a squad car kicked out the left allow them t °" iff h Polk rear window with his feet. He later move Into the county .ter reported his marital status as single. arrals put thorn out of busineu In i. I Deputies also said they seized a pistol Orange y with its serial numbers scratched off at Ow Fancy Dancer, and expect weapons All W, depuUes were armed with two will be filed. charges warrants, Uiee charging Fancy Dancer, located on 17-92 At the WS solicitation of prostitution, six for lewd for across from the jai.alai fronton, officers and lascivious behavior and one entered, barring anyone from leaving the plicitation of drinks. WASHINGTON (UP!) - President placed stronger emphasis on the Carter has raised the ante in his high. possibility of military action than lie has stakes battle with Iran, putting the before. strongest emphasis yet on America's Ile said lie lias one more set of thr eat treated for minor (UPI) .RCADIA, Fla. today, no what little American f(x)(I and medicine , latest Went injuries and released. worker at a trand can Americans except journalists travel Iran now gets and trying to cut off W fire 011 fellow rasit today and ope The two victims were tentatively to Iran without a special permit; a week Tehran's access to international coniworkers, with a sawed-off shotgun. Wling Identified as Terry Gour and Morris ,'r from now, money transfers between niuntatson facilities. ane Man And inluring nine others before Stewart.Police, however, would Americans and Iran will be forbidden; "If this additional set of sanctions that $ ' con effective immediately, all imports from I have described to you today and the Ithe victillus wielded the shotgun. Iran are prohibited. concerted actions of our allies is not gti°9S at the Cok of Carter In a 40-minute news conference successful," on a Police also declined to speculate Carter said, the only ioy Division LAWTY UKE YOUR t Thursday,also sa as Congress w aiai', -next step -. available the shooting. that I see for can would conmotive '-1tauzed in st.ai,Ij ' for power to confiscate the $8 billion In be some sort of military action, which Is ( anianassets that S.InstftuUonshold rightthe P ' I..e u families of United States under these cir. to give the money to WUUIU the hostages and others with claims cumstances." against Tehran. "The authorities in Iran should realize -I TAUIAHAEE, Fla (UP!) - Goy. May 21, begiimlng at 7 n.m., In Florida And he said military goods Iran or- that the availability of peaceful -. Bob Graham today signed death State Prison near Starke. '. k'L\ $ dared will be used by U.S. forces or sold measures, Like the patience of the GrahamurgedtheCablnettocommute wwruits for James David Raulerion. to others. American people, is running out," Carter convicted killer of a JacknonvlUe to life in prison the death sentence of In laying out these steps, the president warned. Ridiard Henry Gibson, who was convict, Li I II policeman, and Johnny Paul Wilt, _______________________________________ of murdering an 11-year-old ad of robbing and killing Brazilian seaman AntanloChuniboinJackaonville by Craig Lgg.ft wo WON Herald PWThØVISCS ___________________________________ __ _... - d BRIDGE ' I .,,,,f .. - '° • .•' • ,. 3... 1 t ___••_•_' .. -' "- ' - - _______________ I ThINIC / ° - - - ' __________________ e..J1('F h wail u u '1 'I ivo I I °'BL!0 4 Li!Oi!. \ .... . TUMBLEWEEDS _4 - ' - - - -- 'h'f "eç' t - -J"-."' ______ C''u ...'. . vs 'OILL! TAs4.g7 .pi E gI'TER ow wants THEN! - 1 ____ ____ I 40" [(I lran - ' Berserk Man Shoots 1 0 ' ( - ____ '% Warrants Signed I -, ___ . - Tod ay _ __ 'V j I MORALE IS WWI Co*wy. L-L YOU NOV MOR i . It . ~; _. ;, . 1K1Wft11W0 V"Y' PO? . VERY . LIMES 3 I . C"V "a I . 1, A .1 I * : - -' '' ' ': 1b ASK Ift " i K I dift I -- ____ - " ... . ____ -- ____ — .. .-- - Prime IV ves To 191/ 2 ..NEW YORK (UPI)- SrmW =jar bdUally by No.5 Morgan Gurarady and I ___ -.-- 00 I a I I - . -. - lOONIES by T. K. Ryan .' htens er - Ie : I - CM VERY AMPIt.LI mKEwELL_I . I L ..,, V. ______ ON .4*!, • - .!= - - -. II IL T'LP&UI • aa \r - V - - 131111dwilld mg West Ilffth do rafteti^ dw rak wAved to lPk pw=K a h& point wdw the X qll 111 bvd installsid two wab SIP. to 1$½ perosni was led -I.. MILLS SENTENCED TO DIE Gregory Mills. of Sinford, was sentenced to death In the electric ay by Ciricuft ford businessman James Wright during a bungled burglary, Trust. All do rate cutth* bub are New already k serving two contlHimutive life terms for other crimes. Ming, York bmied. Desilliltesconsenm among ecoriomisu 22, lilbowed no emotion as Judge Woodson pronounced the death that key hillevst rates have readlied their sfttence. Court officials say this k the fint time Woodson has ever peak after an historic climb this year imposed the death penalty. Around TlW Clock C ..............4A ....... ................8A Crossword .....................SA Florida ........................3A Ourselves .................... 9A Spurb ................ . - 6A-7A . ~cl . 11 DeaW , or , �-. - -. . - ._2A.Eyenln9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. * .- b- , . ......a - , a -a * ., V .. . . ~ - . - -- r ,_. - I Lake Mary Rnnrri ---- 1 WU WORLD IN BRIEF A~~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Ref uses To Let Man Build House United Press International The first group of Cuban exiles airlifted in a freedom shuttle from the Peruvian Embassy in Havana flew to new homes in Peru today, many boarding the jet with downcast faces and saying they wanted to go to the United States. Other Cubans, who were flown directly from Havana to Spain, arrived in Madrid to relatives' tears of Joy and cries of "Long live Spain," "Down with Communism" and "Death to Castroism." The exiled Cubans, tears streaming down their faces, hugged relatives and sang the Cuban national anthem." "My wife is pregnant and I don't want my child born in Peru," Carlos Eduardo Hernandez, 25, said before boarding the flight for Lima. "I want him to be born in America," Israel Strikes Guerrillas By United Press International Israeli seaborne commandos supported by helicopters attacked a Palestinian guerrilla base on the Lebanese coast today in retaliation for a terrorist strike against an Israeli frontier settlement 12 days ago. The Israeli military command said in Tel Aviv that six Palestinian guerrillas were killed and two Israelis were slightly wounded in the raid. Beirut radio said at least eight persons were killed. It said their bodies were dug out from under the debris of buildings destroyed by the Israeli attack. luvvivr m Beirut, Leoanon, returning irom region said 17 people were killed or wounded, with out specifying how many were killed. Liberia Executes 4 People MONROVIA, Liberia (UP!) - Three soldiers and a civilian charged with looting and killing were executed by a firing squad on a beach In what Liberia's new mili ta ry ruler said was an "example." inc government of President Samuel K. Doe, a former army master sergeant who took power in a weekend coup in which President William H. Tolbert was slain, also continued to question former officials who may face trial on charges of corruption and misuse of office. As part of its get-tough policy against looting and murder by soldiers, Doe's government execu ted the three soldiers and a civilian by tiring squad Thursday on a beach at Morovia's main military base, Deaths Mar Zimbabwe Peace SALISBURY, Zimbabwe (UP!) - Grenade atta cks killed two people and wounded 30 others today within the first two hours of Zimbabwe's independence that was ushered In with the final strains of "God Save the ' ** ••** Qüen" and black rock tuusie The bloodshed, for so long part of recent history in th e breakaway colony of Rhodesia, marred an otherwise peaceful end to British colonialism In Africa IN BRIEF I. a House Subcommittee Passes Bill To Kill 'Brain Dead' '!:' The Lake Mary City Commission Thursday night again denied a man permission to complete the house he has been trying to build for more than two years. Terry Bennett, living with his family in a tent at 701 Pine Circle Drive, Lake Mary, told the commissioners he had corrected structural problems with the house at that address and was ready to put the roof on. .. I) I ' ,.4 But City Manager Phil Kulbes showed the commissioners pictures of a plumb line up against the home's walls showing they were up to 21 2 inches off the straight level course they were said to be following. On May I, Bennett's construction permit will expire. But he will be able to get an extension just by paying a fee Kulbes .' I. -M * -0 r' . . '• Kulbes said he expects the home never will be completed because of several structure and design problems. "But (Bennett) just doesn't realize it yet," he said. In other business, the commissioners approved rezoning a section of Lake Mary Boulevard, allowing city attorney Gary Massey and Corn Bank Vice President John Squires to sell the parcel of land for construction of a bank. Massey and Squires, acting as private citizens who Jointly own the property, refused to name the buyer planning to build a bank along Lake Mary Boulevard near the Phillips 66 station, about half a mile east of Interstate 4. The property, formerly zoned as agricultural, Is now zoned as a mixture of commercial and office commercial to allow the construction of the bank without allowing all adjacent areas TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - A House subcOflhlnittee has passed broad legislation giving doctors the power to disconnect "brain dead" persons from life support systems. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Richard Hodes, DTampa, passed 3-1 and now goes to the full House Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, Hodes, president of the Florida Medical Association, said the bill CS-RB 636 doesn't go as far as so-called "death with dignity" proposals which generally give individuals the right to request life sustaining equipunent to be cut off. . ..l said. . ,' • : This Is the house being built by Terry Bennett, Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes told the city . -' , - — - commWslon that there are too many structural problems to allow completion of the building. — (o!dsboro liar at 1:30 p.m. Th ursday, W.H. Matthews, P.O. Box 312, Lake Mary, noticed an unknown person broke a chain securing a black leather wallet Inside his pocket, he told police. The thief escaped with approximately $237.23 in currency and checks, police said, TWO BIKES TAKEN Lorine MeCleary, 609 W. 8th St., Sanford, reported two bicycles, valued at $, were taken from her yard after 8 p.m. Thursday. The bikes are a 10.speed, 27-inch maroon Wardsmodel bike, valued at $140, and an open-road, 26-Inch black and orange bike valued at $80: Grand Jury Gets New Slate TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - A federal prosecutor says the grand jury that will hear evidence May 1 in the government's conspiracy case against Harmon Shields will not be told of his prior indictment, "There's nothing to prevent it, but we won't do it," Assistant U.S. Attorney Don Modesitt said Thursday. "There's no need." He also said there's no reason that the jury can not decide in one day whether it will re-indict the formem head of the Natural Resources Department or return a no bill finding no criminal wrong-doing. He said a trial could start In mid-June. - Thomas Knudson, father of Lee Knudson, has tiled suit against Brian Parker and his father, Charles, charging Lee was injured when hit by dirt and rocks thrown by Brjan, The pa pe rs sta te the younger Knudson, 124 Roann Drive, Maitland, was injur ed by a dirt ball thrown by th e younger Parker, 106 Roann Drive, on Dec. 19, 1979. Debo rah Arch has (fled suit against the esta te of Franc4 Mathias Luecker and State Farm Mutual Auto 1. .---114 Corporation, charging Luecker was responsible for a Dec. " 29 1979, accident. I School music room Monday discovered them gone Wednesday, deputies say. They say they have no information on how the theft of more than $400 in instruments was committed. THEr FROM AUTO PAItThSiIop Burars took $290 in cash from a Sanford auto store, leaving behind the store's entire parts stock, police say. - * : NAflON "It's like the space shuttle, You're putting stuff together that has never been put together before. Sometimes thi ngs go slower than anticipated." That was Torn West's explanation for an expected . IN BRIEF ; New Jersey Judge Orders Kodak Can Keep 'Pet' Photos Nixon Blames Tr.ndI.s' * ' HAKENSACK, N.J. (UPI) ' . — kr,a4, evidence for more than a month, a Judge has ruled that Eastman Kodak can keep more than 200 color slides of Penthouse Magazine's "Pet of the Year," Bergen County Superior Court Judge Sherwin Lester said Thursday that Penthouse would suffer no "Irreparable" harm just because the photo giant refused to turn over the pictures of Penthouse pinup Cheryl Rixon to the men's magazine. At Thursday's hearing, Kodas attorney William Dill ':told Lester, who took possession of the unpublished slides in March, that the pictures were "obscene, to (.n..Ini. ............. .._ - .. I .. Louisiana' Fights Flood Waters AREA - * say the least." . DEATHS- — Anderson during a face-to-face confrontation on national television. "I would consider it (murdering Anderson) to be lustifled, given the truth of the situation," said Liddy, to "neutralize" the ' who claimed he made plans columnist after Anderson revealed the Identity of a U.S. Intelligence agent In a story. Anderson said he didn't reveal the Identity of a secret igent, and Liddy admitted that he wasn't sure about the columist's guilt. - - ' -. Corr.ctlon - Pun.ral Notics - ______ r. •------- — •.. -.w, .W, VU W - . .,.. w1I.vu.scnvsuerger . — Li 'M ..... -.,. . J . - * . . - Anderson, Liddy Square-Off NEW YORK (UPI) - A plot to kill columnist Jack _. ,Anderson was G. Gordon Liddy's own Idea, Liddy told WEATHER ___ - After examining the * ,., Fecht.I Runs For Congress / 0 United Press International President Carter predicts the gathering recession will be 21111(1 and short and SUNS there is ''a good chance for a sizeable p . UAW, Harvester Near Pact CHICAGO (UP!) - The United Auto Workers has reached a tentative contract agreement with International Harvester Co. that could end a 5-month strike by 35,000 UAW employees in nine states. The UAW informed the company that ratification meetings will be scheduled by the 13 manufacturIng locals, said W. Grant Chandler, senior vice president of corporate relations. The agreement was reached late Thursday. - HOSPITAL NOTES $IMINOLIMIMOIIAL Wilfred Duprey, D01108111 Inez Williams, Lak* Monroe HOSPITAL DISCHARGES Saftbrl Sanford: Ravittalid swallow Virginia U. Damps Patricia L. Loll L&MIS fr u.Ibirry Jol, H. copi., Dltona Tuliey I: Jones, Dilleni Leonard D. Coc., LOM Mary Merle Seoul, F Elvura Underhill 4 ' •' — / 4 -• when alternate juror Robert Heilman told her he didn't feel he could serve on the Jury. "My employer told me he wasn't going to pay me," The Martins claim damages suffered w hen John Martin's car was hit in the parking lot of the Altamonte Mall. - William and Jean Hughes have filed suit against the Winter Park Fuel Company, Dwight D. Long and the Alls tate Insurance Company, charging Long, the driver of a Winter Park Fuel Company truck, with negligence. The suit c harges Long was responsible for an accident which injured Hughes on Jan. 30, 1977, near the intersection of U.S. Highway 17.92 and State Road 436. THIEVES FILCH FOUR FLUTES Four students who left their (lutes In the La ke Brantley High Carter Says 8 % Inflation 0 Cut Possible I ' Heilman told the Judge. 'The judge ordered Hillsborough County State Attorney E.J. Salcines to issue a petition to order the company's owner, William Ellis, and Heilnian's superior, Michael Patierno, to appear before her at 9 a.m. Monday to show cause why they should not be held in contempt of court for interfering with the orderly process of justice. plane immediately lost control, banked right and crashed into the Rainmaker Hotel. "The plane exploded upon impact. The hotel was engulfed in flames and burned out of control for two hours. The whole crew are dead. One occupant of the hotel is in critical condition at the hospital," said Rob Shaffer, news information director. It was the first plane crash involving fatalities in American Satiina since Jan, 30, 1974, when a Pan American World Air. ways jetliner on a flight from New Zealand to Hawaii crashed, killing 103 of the 107 persons aboard. A% I TAMPA, Fla. (UN) - Jurors in the slow-moving trial of five Former Dade County policemen accused in the beating death of a black insurance man were to hear opening arguments by the state today, then go back into seclusion until Monday. Dade County Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt bristled SUITS FILED The following suits have been filed in Seminole Circuit Court, each asking for an award of more than $2,500 damages. - John and Barbara Martin have filed suit against John Coryell and United Service Automobile Association, his in. surance company, charging Coryell with negligence In a Dec. 21, 1976, accident. "The pilot made one last pass up the bay and his plane struck the wire of the cable car i at a height of about 300 feeti. The I 'p Thieves struck Auto Parts and Supply, 2858 Sanford Ave., Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, forcing their way through a door and taking only cash, police say. percent coal, regulations, the experiment may not cause par. * At 45 to 50 percent coal the mixture gets very ticulate mat ter entering the air to exceed federal cri ti cal," West said. "The viccoelty (thickness) of standards. the mixture increases dramatically after 40 per. Buzz Barrow, FP&L environmental affairs delay in the Coal-Oil Mix test burn, originally slated cent. And over the 50 percent line you're trying to manager, said, if a problem arises, the plant can for today at t he Florida Power & Light, Sanford pump a solid." cur tail emissions from its No. 3 and No. 5 units to facility. "But Uwe can get Loa50.5Qmiz,"ho said. "that's compensate. " LONDON UPI) - Former President Richard economical.,, But West, COM project test coordinator, said But, for the experiment, FP&I.. has obtained a Nixon, in excerpts from his new book published today, The plant's maximum capability is expected to be *. there Is no deadlin e for the first burn. variance to allow for unkno wn smoke opacity. 10,000 barrels of COM per day. But the mixture is blames left-wing "trendie, "We're working as fast as we can," he said, "But overglamorized duet. "Everyone assures me the sta ck (emission) is hard to measure, West said. tantes" In the media, show business and universities there's no timetable we must follow." going tube black," West said. I hope they're wrong. for setting the United States on a losing course with the "We measure oil in barrels and coal in tons," he A thin I don't like a black stack. I get very upset when I see too Westsaldhehopes the first test Soviet Union. said Although they haven't devised a perfect burn will be made Sunday. Lots of af ter-hours it." VINCE FECHTEL JR. Cont inui ng his theme that the United Sta tes already weekend Work are going Into the project, he and ifl method to measure COM yet, West said "we have a enters race But Barrow said the quality of the air we breathe is waging "World War III" against an expanding method we can live with to give us good acdicatod. will not be affected to the detriment of the heal th So viet empire, Nixon wrote that left-wing "trendyiszn" The experiment will begin with an attempt to countajgijty," and welfare of the public. Is sa pping America's backbone. burn a fuel mix of 20 percent pulverized coal (the To move (X)M through its various steps, FP&L "You might see It and it might look bad, but we're "If America loses it will be because of the failure text ure of cleanser or face powder the engineers search ed to find the proper pumps, he said. It meeting all air standards," he said. of its leadership class," Nixon wrote. say) and 0 percent ofl isal tolast decided against designing new pumps and having He added that if FP&L decides COM is a viable * ' days. them built, because It would take too long and cost Fuel, the com pa ny is committed to Installing at all Than i,nD Nn A will k .wlh'4w1 f,i Al 1,q.. UI%LU. plan ts that will use It pollution control devices. To A percent coal, 70 percent oil mixture $11 be Pumps weçe finally found at FP&L's Martin have designed one just for the Sanford experiment, tried next. That test will Last five to seven days, then County want site in south Florida, brought to however, would have cost $30 million to $50 million. Vince Fechtel Jr., State the unit will again be returned to burn 100 percent Sanford and modified to the purpose. "They're very large," Barrow said. He estima ted senator for District 11, has oil. This procedure will be repeated with mixtures As CON with increasing coal ratio is burned, da ta o ne might be as large as half the size of the unit No, announced his decision to of 40 percent, 45 percent and, officials hope, $0 will be taken on stack emissions. By federal 4 boiler and require workers to operate, enter the Fifth Congressional District race. Speaking at a breakfast meeting with (tie press and SLIDEIL, La. (UP!) Heavy thunderstorms rolled today * supporters in Altamonte (trough southern Louisiana where residents battled chesti.L il... . UI, snaae-uuesiea uooawaters seeping Into their homes, (iSX)RGEE, KING Mortuary is In charge of He nderson; stepmother, Mrs. Leesburg Republican said his The Pearl River crested Thursday about 7 feet above flood George E. King, 72, of 123 arrangements. Hattie B. Augusta; step. motivation for running to the àtage and officials said it would take at least until Monday for Anderson Circle, Sanford, INEZ It WARE s isters, Mrs. Dorothy seat presently held by Rep. the water to clear away. died Thursday at Seminole Mrs. thea M. Ware, 45, of and Mrs. Beta S. Reynold; Richard Kelly, was his "in. Gov. Dave Then proclaimed a state of emsrge.cy',c1y Memorial Hospital. Born In Route 2, Box 155, East San.. brother, Ronald Stephens; AREA READINGS 1 a.m.): temperature: 73; overnight tense desire to stop govern. in 10 pansies, a key step In obtaining federal aid for extensi ve Paola, he moved to Sanford in ford, died April 10 at Seminole uncle, Harry Brown; and five low: 55; yesterday's high: $0; barometric pressure: 30.15; uncut excesses, restore flooding last weekend. 1935. He was retired from the Memorial Hospital. graJchflcje, rela tive hwnidlty: 60 percent; winds: northeast it 7 mp.h. mazlmumtree enterprise and Seaboard Coast Line after 27 Survivors include sons, Wilson.Elche)berger SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs. 11:13 opportunity, and increase yewsService asa Switchman. Ross Mode) and Reginal Mortuary is In charge of a.m., lows, 4:57a.m.,506p.ni.; POTCANAVFAL high', government eff iciency and * He is mwv1.ed by liii wife, Ware; sister, Mrs. Ruth M. arrangements 11:05 a.m.; lows, 4:41a.rn., 4:57 p.m.; MYPORT: highs, 4:36 productivity.' Eleanor King, Sanford; son, a.m., 3:27 p.m.; lows, 10:46 am., 10:17 p.m. Fcchtel does not plan to Gserie A. King, Savannah, or In Weduesdsy's st y on peddling In 5J BOATING FORECAST: 81. Aagtlae to Jupiter Inlet, Out resign his seat In the state pye incorrectfigursil for the nwnW Ga.; two daughters, Mrs. II Miles: Winds easterly around 11 knots through Satur day. Senate to campaign for st ta prlifl,d at four uin Khsard, DeBary, county schools. WARE, liZ U. Seas to 5 feel. Partly cloudy with a few showers tonight and Congreas. "I'm in the Florida KING. 010*41 1, - Funeral Funeral aid Mrs. Marjorie At Lake Howe pi1inge lirVicli for Mrs. Inez M. Ware, ll High School, More have been SIrVICIS for George a. King, 72. Hug, then showers and thunderstorms Saturday. Senate right now, and I won't who died April 10 at Seminole 123 Anderson Circle, Sanford, Tfl'J)55 for several years, said Principal Richard E 9 grand. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today and tonight then be cam paigning for several Memorial Hospital will lull who died Thursday at Seminole Eve ns said he does not believe in corporal punishment, that cloudy Sat urday. Slight chance of showers today and tonight montha." at 1 P.M. Saturday at St. Memorial Hospital, will be Ue &Iucn Funeral Borne is in effective forms of puptsiu'ng hjs school thews Missionary laptist Saturday it 10:30 cm. at then a good cha nce of showers and scattered thunderstorms He feels he has enough * Ch urch. Last Main Street, East diarge of arrangements. Briuion Funeral Home. lurlal in * SaIurdayHighi; both dsys rood $0Lo ,$ow Sanford, with the ISV. 1. district, which into Evergreen Cemetery. Brisscn ninth Gus. Winds easterly lOb lb miles an hour today and decreasIng Funeral-Homo- PA In chargs .rskhn officiating. Burial in .L Is the fourth lariest In . ... '.. &i— k ..A wiminama w 6UM4 Up W4MUEIUEDWAJID8 Restlawn cemetery. Wilson. * tonight. Rain probabi lity 20 percent today and tonight and 50 populatIon hi the nation, EIchilb.cger In charge. Ovt* High 8chool also were lower than us. VHIalPIh percent Saturday. uUh11 his term which is iç in repor four IMMI uwy men sun wage an ci. two boys and two girls. Sanford, died April 9 it fictive CailPalhil, SLIZASITH The correct figures for South Seminole Middle School an 44 Semble Memorial HOupitaL Funeral services for Mrs. Bill McCollwn, the only boys and two girls. * She Is survhed by a Elizabeth Edwards, is, of 2000 other announced Republican Figum given- for Qoorns High School were too low. The daughter, Mrs. Rom L. Southwest load. Sanford, who candidate for the IStfeSis voUIcIfigures an1IS students pid)ed, 3l boys :ind$ghb. died April at Seminal. Faison; saris, James Jr., Fechiel has waited too long to The corrected dl*ktwlde total for the 1*11.71 school yew Is Albert, Horace and Donald MIISOdI Hospital. will be ;iu' Saturday ci I p.m. at Second bSgin his campaign. "I'm qie students peddled at least once, roughly on out of every Shiloh Missionary Baptist urds; IJ'y surprised at the Senator nine itt4mt& Church, 18 Aiort rp Boulevard, Elchelberger; 36 grand. with the, H. Harris announcement," he said children OW rid numerous grist. ficiating. Surlal In lostlaem today. "He's starting too late. the figures count a student only once even If the stiadeàt is Cemetery. WillonEichelberger g3dre He can't win." paddled uxire than once. .. in rsir .., a., Dade Trial Arguments Set FP&L Delays Coal/C)!! M'ix Tes t Burn ,, Rairunaker Hotel was in serious condition today with burns suffered in Thursday's crash. Five employees of the hotel suffered tumor injuries, The turbo-prop aircraft, a P.3 Orion from Moffett Naval Air Station in Mountain View, Calif., had completed its second run of dropping skydivers near the reviewing area, januned with * - Dy uLr_dflyP HeraldStaffWrfter HOME BURGLARIZED .' Navy plane taking part in American Samoa's Flag Day celebration crashed into the island's largest luxury hotel, killing seven crew members, One person was missing and one guest at the 200-roommi an estimated 7,000 spectators, when it clipped a rmmilelong tramway line running across Pago Pago harbor to the 1,800foot Mount Alava. Alter the plane sheared of f three of the four support cables, it lost its right wing and tail section and cartwheeled into an area in front of the twostory Rainmaker Hotel and the governor's mansion on a nearby hillside. The impact carried the burning plane into the hotel where it exploded. A 99-room wing was destroyed by flames. Most of the hotel's guests, among theni high officials from Tonga, Fiji and Western Samoa, were at the reviewing stand area, leaving only a handful of people at the crash site. and the real income of Florida residents. ; Graham and a bipartisan group of legislative leaders -, met with more than two dozen prominent businessmen Thursday to seek their support for the spending cap. Under the proposal, surplus revenues in any year would be placed Into a "rainy day" fund for use during leaner times. burglars Steal 54,000 In Altamonte * - While 7,000 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Coy. Bob Graham wants a constitutional amendment to put a limit on state spending based on population growth, inflation * I Approximately $4,239 in household goods and jewelry were taken Thursday from the home of Marion Hunt, 150 Hattaway Drive, Altamonte Springs, police sa id. Entry was gained to the house via a kitchen carport window sometime be tween 7:15 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., police said. Stolen were a color television, fan, tape cassette player, two clocks, calculator, assorted gold, silver and costume jewelry, n ...-_t_ iiu wwws, uinocwars and a slide projector,' police said. Police have a foot print as possible evidence, SCUFFLE ENDS IN ARREST William C. Enright, 23, 143 Bunker Lane, Sanford, was arrested Thursday after a scuffle in the west parking lot of Burger King, 2930 S. Orlando Ave., in which he reportedly pulled a gun and a shot was fired, poli ce said, Rick Myers, Route 3, Box 356, Sanford, told police he was approached by Enright in the parking lot. After an argument ensued, Enright reportedly pulled a .22 caliber pistol and pointed it at Myers. Police said Myers stated he grabbed Enright's arm and they started fighting and the gun went off. Myers said Enright told him to be still, police said, Sanford Police officer Aaron Keith reported when he arrived at the scene he found a gun in the bushes and arrested Enright. There is a witness to the incident, police said, MAN ROBBED WALKING While he was walking along West 13th Street ou tside the I'AGO PAGO, American Samoa (UP!) dignitaries and guests watched in horror from a parade area, a Graham Seeks Spending Lid commercial zoning, at a glittering ceremony In a Salisbury soccer stadium. Police said the first attack against blacks occurred In the township of Mufakose 30 minutes after the midnight independence ceremony, wounding three people, one of them seriously. Less than an hour later, a second grenade was h ur led into another group of celebrating blacks in t he Mabvuku township, killing two and wounding 27, a police spokesman said, .,. FLORIDA * . Friday, April 15, 19I0-3A 7 Dead As Navy Plane Crashes Near Horrified Crowd I By DAVID Al. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Cuban Exiles In Peru Want To Live In U.S. 4 . Friday, April 10, 1$o I Ic .. ' -. - : - I. ~ 11 ' • •' - SAFETY CHECK FOR BICYCLES Herald Photoo by Tom Vincent Sanford Police it. Mike Rotundo and 11-year-old David Sk'rputowski check safety repairs being made to David's bicycle by Ada Reilev (left), president of the 'eterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 10108, and Howard H Harrison, commander of the post. The auxiliary and post will check bicycles for safety from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the police station, U.S. highway 17-92 and Ninth Street. Water Depth Key To Haitian Case WEST PALM BEACH, Fla UPI) —At son" but "not too bright." them all on the beach. least six feet of water separates the Knowles had been scheduled to testify "No, I didn't personally 1)18cc anybody stories of a smuggler of Haitian refugees but didn't. Barrs said he was "terrified" in the water myself," Hastings said in and some of the survivors of an ill-fated at the prospect of facing the jury. response to a question. "No threats were voyage he took them on. - • Closing arguments are scheduled this made as faras their lives, no sir." A jury is expected to begin deciding morning, and the Jury is expected to get Hasting said that after he and Knowles today which story to believe, the case this afternoon, saw the police lights on shore, they Jeffrey Hastings, 30, told a jury that In his testimony, Hastings, 30, of panicked. He said he fired a pistol that he the water was shallow where he and his Hypoluxo, Fla,, said he backed the 23- carried In his waistband once into the air deckhand, 19-year-old Bahanianlan foot cabin cruiser named Llama Cat to calm down the refugees. "I Just James Knowles, forced overboard 17 toward the beach. He said the depth wanted to get out of there," lie said. Haitians they smuggled from the finder showed a depth of four feet at that lie denied that Knowles threw the two Bahamas to the Florida coast, lie and point, children into the water, a statement that Knowles are accused of murdering the "The bottom of the boat hit bottom and contradicted his testimony to it grand woman and five children who drowned. the meter said four feet," Hastings said. jury. But survivors have testified the water "You could feel the prop hitting bottom," "Knowles picked them ithe children) was at least 10 feet deep. Hastings said he directed Knowles to up. He had to use a little force.., to get For more than three hours Thursday, help the Haitians get into the water after them to their parents tin the water)," Hastings described the events of the police lights on shore frightened them. Hastings testified. "I don't believe he night of Aug. 13, when lie and Knowles He said he told Knowles, whom he had (Knowles) pushed anyone off in. brought the Haitians to within yards of hired in Freeport as a deckhand Just tentionalty." the Patin Beach County coast. Then his before getting underway, to "put life Several of the Haitian survivors — who Jacke ts on some of the kids." defense rest paid $2,400 each for the trip, Hastings Knowles' attorney, Assistant Palm "I never left the wheel," Hastings said. said - testified earlier in the trial that Beach County Public Defender George "I was Just glancing back and forth be. the womiwn refugee pleaded repeatedly Barrs, rested his case later, after tween the commotion on the boat and the with the boat captain not to put tier and Knowles' parents and brother testified waves." He said he was afraid the vessel her children into the water because none that Knowles was a "frlendlytype per- might get stuck In the sand and strand of them could swim. decrease" in the inflation rate (luring the summer. Although more bad inflation news can be expected in the next few months, Carter said during a news conference Thursday, there is "no reason for fear or despair." "We are beginning to make some progress," he said. "Beginning this summer, there is a good chance for a sizable decrease in the inflation rate. "If we can have a limit -a fairly substantial limit, say a 20 percent increase on OPEC energy costs and some reduction, say 2 percent in mortgage rates on homes - we anticipate a substantial reduction in the inflation rate within the next few months. ''I'm talking about a reduction of 8 percent or more. Those are two big 'ifs' but I don't think they are beyond the realm of expectation. I have a very good feeling about the future this year - about controlling inflation and reducing interest rates." lie said there are signs of the beginnings of a recession, but he feels it will be "mill and short." Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMass., attacked Carter's "hand. wringing" approach to the economic problems, an approach he said has thrown sonic segments of the U.S. work force into a depression, particularly construction and auto workers. The administration Thursday apnounced plans to help the sagging housing industry and to help small banks meet the credit needs of small business and farm customers. The housing bill would raise the maximum subsidized mort[rolli about $38,000 to $50,000, and lift the income ceiling on families who qualify for 11 percent mortgages from 95 pe rce nt of the miiedian income or about $16,000 to 150 percent, or about $27,000. The Federal Reserve Board announced a plan that will allow small banks to continue to borrow from the Federal Reserve at the current 13 percent rate and, in turn, lend money to small businessmen and farmers at 15 to 17 percent interest still well below current interest rates. Japan's Nissan Motor Co., producer of I)atsun cars and trucks, said it will build a U.S. assembly plant where 10,000 pickup trucks will be built annually beginning in about three years, employing 2,200 workers. Long-term unemployment in the U.S. auto industry edged upward to 160,450 hourly workers this week. — — ' - NO Kennedy * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS i kw U% o i )17 It TONY RUSS I INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford I - Y c a n o wn f o r 70 PER ou $22 F, rN 1 CONSOLETFE. Reg. 699.95 $5 9995 - - - Base Extra •CC1D '-\ N'TRC*- • - •_____________ - * NTH! 23" _—_----- - '. CHROMACOLOR II Z -j Electronic TunIng Sys. tem, 100 Pct Solid-State, Power Sentry Reguhatlon System. Chromomatic One Button TunIng, Space Command , _____ ____ - • OPEN MONDAY swiv 111, I " THRU SATURDAY I BRADLEY— SL2311W 24 Months 21.21 Pd. APR WHYNOT Jury To Get Lance Case Monday ATLANTA (UPI) - Bert Lance's attorney following the dosing arguments today for pleaded with the jury hearing the former Lance co-defendants Richard Carr, Thomas federal budget chief's bank fraud trial Mitchell and H. Jackson Mullths. Thursday to find "one of the South's fin st For two hours Thursday, Lance defense men" innocent, attorney Nick Chilivis bitterly attacked the But Prosecutor Edwin Tomko insists Lance government's prosecution and said the should be found guilty because he deliberately evidence has failed to show he broke any laws. lied on financial statements and granted "bad "If you find Mr. Lance guilty of anything, money" loans to his friends and relatives with you will have ruined the reputation, the life the Intent to "deceive and defraud" the banks uaid the character of one of the South's finest he controlled, men," Chlllvis proclaimed. ,g Attorneys for both sides offered their closing He added In a near-whieper, "On behalf of arguments as the 14-week old case nears an Mr. Lanie, I ask you to return a verdict of not end. The jury hef!ln 14 delibe rations Monday guilty on all counts," THE BEST £ 4A11 (0s EASY AYMIN f1 * SR 22 FILED FREE In Idaho Vote I United Press International North Dakota Republicans at their conPresident Carter gained a bit more ground vention gave Reagan a dozen delegates, today on rival Edward Kennedy in Idaho's George Bush got one and four others opted to Democratic caucuses, and Republican front- go undecided to the Republican National runner Ronald Reagan Thursday added a Convention In Detroit. dozen North Dakota delegates to his steadily The Idaho and North Dakota results gave growing tally. President Carter a total of 942 delegates. Carter, however, fell just short of winning a Kennedy had 479.5 and 30.5 were urnmajority of Idaho's 17 Democratic National committed. To win the nomination, a canConvention delegates, picking up eight to didate must get 1,666 delegates. Kennedy's five. Four delegates will be unconi witted, party officials said. Reagan now has 513 delegates and Bush has 79. John Anderson, leaning toward a race as an With 34 of Idaho's 35 legislative district independent, has 56. Another 70 delegates are caucuses reporting early today, Carter won 49 uncommitted and four are pledged to Illinois percent, or 181, of the 380 delegates being chosen for the sta te convention. Kennedy got Rep. Philip Crane, who Thursday got out of the race. To win the nomination, a candidate must 30 percent, or 109 state delegates, and 83 get 998 delegates. delegates, or 21 percent, were undecided, Idaho De mocratic Chairman Wayne Fuller Campaigning briefly in North Dakota Thursday, Rea gan criticized what he said was said some returns came in later than exPresident Carter's "cheap food policy" and pected, and in the mountainous Challis area some Democrats had to take to crosscountry said Car ter does not recognize the problems of farmers. skis to reach a party meeting. La ter, In Texas, Reagan turned around a Idaho's national Democratic delegates will saying of Theodore Roosevelt's in scoring be named at the sta te convention June 12.14 in Pocatello, Idaho's Republicans choose their Carter's handling of the Iran crisis, saying: delegates on the basis of results from the "The trouble with this administration ls that it walks stickly and carries a big soft." state's May 27 primary. , FAULT AUTO INSURANCE * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS ed. Carter Beats — TERMS FREE DELIVER -SET Is () , Orlando San f or S 1 �I . . . - - - :__._.,. 1' 1 - - 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SAFFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 .L * - .z 1-it - -P1 '/e A,1ii t - :11 - — - - - w w ._ w w w - ________ What Philadelphia students saw when they visited a city council meeting was a melee which ended with elected officials fighting on the floor By DIANE PETRYK tin F -- Steps Against Iran WILLIAM STEIF The steps taken by President Carter recently are not likely to affect the course of events in Iran I` inanysignificantway. Nevertheless, these steps were worth taking. If anything, they should have 11. been taken sooner. They should be followed up with vigor. That means, for one thing, making sure that the Invalidation of visas issued to Iranian citizens for further strictly,entry into the United States is carried out ... .1 '• Bargain '- Now the feds are teaching kids how to make quilts. That is, if you consider the Smithsonian Institution federal. I do because it gets the bulk of Its money from the government. Also available from the Smithsonian: A butterfly coloring card, a game called Bright Lights, booklets and teaching cards about eskimos, prehistoric art, circuses and 19t ' We must realize that this step, along with the other steps taken by the President, will do little to deter the powers that be in Iran from their present course. Actually, some militant leaders of the Iranian revolution were reported to have been pleased by the President's actions because of antiAmericanism among the Iranian electorate and increase the chances of electing a militant majority in Iran's new parliament. The United States is having an election this : year, too, and the Iranians would be well-advised to take the political factor in this country into their considerations. If the Iranian parliament convenes and is intransigent, President Carter will have to review his options. As he said, "Other actions may become necessary if these steps do not produce the prompt release of the hostages." It can be predicted that they will not. It is time for the White House to begin planning a naval blockade of the Persian Gulf to stop all exports of Iranian oil by sea. Such a blockade would be an- act of war, but would not necessarily involve any violence. We have the naval forces already on station in the Indian Ocean to carry out sold at cost "10t, I " veninv neraio, )an?oro, P'I. . -. Soviets Strengthe* n Afghan Grip By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN United Press International Despite the wild victory claims of Afghan rebels, It is only a matter of time before the Soviets subdue them, Afghan guerrillas claim they killed three Soviet generals in two different incidents In the past two weeks and killed 600 Soviet troops In a single province bordering the Soviet Union called '. - !' ,. - - and all - . -. Producer Joins Polish In New Movie U.S. . .. •: , . ' - . - . • ' • suggesting that considerable savings might be realized from $6 billion previously allocated for clean-water projects, Muskie had a word for that suggestion "nuts" and several environmentally - - . Shes For Padd — — oriented allies promptly countsrattack.d by proposing elimination of tobacco price supports, currently $200 million annually from the federal treasury. That got Hollings where it really hurt and he rose to t he defense of the tobacco industry as nothing less than the support of the government. Thousands of sma ll farms depend upon the program and, he asserted, return to the public coffers far more In taxes g - - — - Cov.rag. tobacco supports, along with the clean. water funds, remained in the budget without WASHINGTON Despite dark hints of military reprisals, President Carter's crackdown on Iran won't lead to armed conflict if he adheres to his i*st pattern. This is the SSSugznesst of military advisers who have dealt with the White j1fl throughout u Iranianriis m intraecUve, Indecisive Carter has iwii back from military measures at every turn in the approached emergency. ppy military confrontation but has always backed away at the last minute. Here is the con(rontaticm record: Whentheshah began tolosehiagripon Iran, the Joint Qiefs urged Carter to _d p nuclear task force Into the Persian Gulf as a show of support. They argued that the U.S. had to demonstrate Its wlfllngnsu to defend its oil sources. The preuldsi't agreed to dispstdi a naval force, lid by ths th. _ Persian Gulf. 'liwn he decided the move too provocative °' IIIUIIUt$ OVISTU AfW(rw fran the U.S. lnthe last decade. Thelmplicathms for the family structure in our society are troubling. Whatever it all the government should not be aiding and abetting the trend with a "marriage penalty" in Its tax structure. means, . uuYs wOktb ' - F 00 _ I' ' :., • •• •.. • , 'Ipgswwnwnek (fe VIS ISISI Thepresident gave advisers ft - 1W NwAw ad hail of fame." ri - Afth~', ---------- - - gusidng, did he speak of 'mth*ary Into naval the s.But heooiith'usd$oniakseomany cej ntMaiS do am his on Joist • I . Emnbas*y and seia,d the American hoites, Carter broadcast reassurancas that the US. would nit be provoked IMO a military Not ,ad,insrs vk.dsl that it would he bitter to blip the !tw 1. .1 last December that he was ready to order a Marines for approximately 15 days." But precision strike against the Iranian island of Carter has held up his approval. Kbarg. This is Iran's great oil port In the He'isconsideringanavalWockadeaah Persian Gulf. The strangling of Iranian oil next move to tighten the screws on Iran. 01POrts, the analysts calculated, would hurt Intelligence reports warn that the Soviet Iran more than the West. They estimated th at Union has offered to help break the blockade Ayatollah Khomeini had to ship between 2.5 if It Is imposed The president's million and 3.5 million barrels of crude a day dllnatlon, military advisers say, is to back avert an economic collapse. But Carter to away from a military confrontation with couldn't bring Soviets. But lately Carter lums fl The 1iàident has moved 30 warshIis and intense political pressure to end the Iranian 1,100 Marines into the crisis zone. The original stalemate. The same advisers who have Intention was also to deploy at least one privately deplored his hesitancy to take firm cvrlerlsskforcerlghtinthePer.ianGuU. measures agalmtlranin the psgt, are now The move was scheduled last DtCmnhef but concerned that he might go too far and (10 he decided at the lest minute to keep the ships something precipitous. Amateurs in the world at a safer, lees provocative distance. power game, like carter, sometimes tend to Defense Secretary Harold Drown, overreact, the professionals say. while, pressed for a larger military buildup In the troubled area. In a secret memo to the ThE ODDSCOUPLE: Faced with appareth president, Brown reported: "By combining locks on their. respective party nominations Marine Corps amphibious units normally byJlmmycarterand RonaldEugan, Jimmy aunt In the Mediterranean and the Western the Greek has been reduced to working out PacltIc we could rapidly auumnble and the odds on a vice presidential choice. And — . deploy a email harms Amphibious Brigade, since Carter is unlikely to dump his vice This wosd provide s, limited near.term president, that means the Republican r1rnrng prairies and combat capability ashore mate, D*ym,Wj No one is an oddon tsvorlt. as Ruan's ve couid be — t mis, a t without causing severe personnel rotation and choice, but Seas. Howard Baker of Tesuiewes puts revenues derived from tobacco levies by all levels of government in the United States at some $6 billion, many times over the subsidization of growers. However, that does not take into account other associated costs. Medical expenditures alone WHO, citing American Cancer Society statistics, puts at $15 billion. Conflict to S that Reagan will choose one of the above. WATIiI ON WASTE: To reap, perchancs, of Congress aye, there's the ndown! 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Because it's built efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas according to FP L's energy saving-standards, planned to minimize heat build-up). Sure, a Watt-Wise home costs a little more So before you buy or construct a new home, in the beginning. But you'll get apayoff in ask your builder about FPL's Watt-Wise extra savings on your elec ic bills for years to Living Program. Or, stop by your local FPL come from the very first month. office and pick up a free information brochure. FPL's money-saving Watt-Wise homes have The Wart-Wise Living home. It costs a features like extra ceiling and wall insulation, little more now, solar and heat-recovery units for water heat- but in the long run ing, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or it costs a whole M eat pump, power savers l ike fluorescent light- lot less. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY tr "There are only 12,000 Jews In Poland. That's all that of th 5 million Jews that lived in the country before World War II. More than 3 million of them were exterminated ':wby the Nazis. "This movie is an Important project because it demonstrates 'what can happen with radical politics of either the left or 'Itright." 4. Sherman is definitely dealing with leftists in Poland. He Is - rarely without an interpreter In Ironing out wrinkles in the -' contract. Because the Poles are putting up 50 percent of the bankroll they have a lot to say about production. *.U., Sherman shrinks away from revealing the overall cost of Wall" but it should surpass $5 million. Neither can he the date production will begin. His schedule Is In the .!)5Of the bureaucrats. ° - "Ittaktsqultea bit of time to break through the barriers wth the Poles," Sherman said. "But now I'm even getting on a ne basis with the people I work with. That's very rare ''.for over there. -I . ,foreigners -L Ihe polo five lnaltarkeconomy They hove warm and generous with me. I've learned not to admire anything that catches my fancy because they offer to make It. v$ft to rin "• '' — - from Washington, the Depstthisnt of Rousing and Urban Devsiopmet ncently spent some 1170* for educa1loal ieis on 'to, to be a better mayor," as a HUD i4fIclal - 50Wt91. 14VWG AREAS WALL - Moving along Into longshot territory, Jlinmyquotes 15-to-I odds on Jack Kemp, Bill Brock an char a,20-to-1on&b Dole and Jesse Helms and 3O4o-1 on Phil Crane, William Simon and John Connally, People who bet on the color of a candidate's necktie might want John Anderson, at 5004o.1. Jimmy won't put a price on former President Jerry Ford, though he figures it would be a dream ticket. His feeling that Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan don't get along makes a an-Ford ticket too chancey to ndRkhardSchwelkerofPennsylvania have uIp'nint maiMe"nte problen*," Carter an edge over the field with Odds Of S to 2. described the progrn. The mayors were extra coin. George Bush and Delaware Rep. 'Ibm Evans given uaah hints as refusing pesie calls • ,n&ti,, come in next in Jimmy's at4tol,with during part ot their day Mid u,Itlngauidea ewn ties tue prap'set for asi*ti Sins. John zauorth Of Missouri and Paul few hours for pepsswork HUD will an logistical açpurt,, accordü to a secret Imlt . of Nevada coming in at 10 to 1 publish a book titled "The Role of the - estimate, to maintain "approximately 10,0 If you Insist on short odds. Jinmiy says it's 4 Mayor" t.RTiTlOM lN5ULATloJ'R IS SI%opiorM, WHERE - further debate of Hollings' argument, although there might well have been. The World Health Organization is just out with a study that predictably indicts smoking as a global health menace but also takes a critical look at tobacco economic& In terms of dollars spent and returned, it Armed 110 MØP.t hAil FLUORESCENT DUCT: IPSULATh* Ilk- 6 OP. IN CONDITION ED PP,tF_ -, JACK ANDERSON - Iran Crackdo'wn.le No UG4mPG Wt$W$: ... - and other benefits than they draw in sub- — than it costs. - sidles, — Put ourWtttWiSC inyour new home. I save you more TM By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Don't tell Polish jokes to producer Harry R. Sherman who is in the city Katowice, near Crakow, this very moment trying to film "The Wall," a three-hour TV movie about Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi extermination camp. Sherman is making his second trip to Poland this year In efforts to expedite the coproduction between Time-Ufe TV and Poltex, the Polish national TV corporation for CBS. Sherman, who won Emmys for "Eleanor and Franklin" and "The Gathering," has acquired the tact of a diplomat in dealing with the Poles. It is the first time an American entertainment company has co-produced a film of any kind with the Polish government and a touchy situation It is, too. For instance, Sherman's counterpart in the enterprise is Jerzy Antczak, who is identified in the contracts as "Film Director Plenipotentiary for the Chairman of Radio and Television." Ergo, the Polish counterpart of producer Sherman. Antczak has produced some 30 Polish movies and has won three Oscars through the years. He speaks fluent English and is the retiring Polish attache to the United States. One suspects that Sherman feels he is being watched carefully by those who safeguard Polish political purity. But if he is spied upon, Sherman has very little to hide, save perhaps the disappointing ratings of his recent "Studs Lonigan" . miniseries for NBC. Some 43 members of the crew have been on salary since January of this year although not a camera will turn on "The , Wall" until at least mid-June. In the meantime, Sherman is up to his clavicle in red tape, - official forms, protocol, currency exchanges and such complicated affairs as food, shelter and transportation for the company. Poland, a Soviet bloc nation, will provide thousands of extras - from its army for Warsaw ghetto scenes and Auschwitz. But the eight or 10 principal cast members will be Americans. Sherman, a dapper man with a neat mustache and a capitalistic philosophy, speaks of "The Wall" and his negotiations with the Poles as carefully as a man tip-toeing through a mine field, "A socialist state has a procedural way of doing things," he , said. "The means of accomplishing a film is more important Ow the results. So you might say we are caught up in the bureaucracy. "In Poland everyone works for the government, including those given specific assignments for which they get substantial bonuses. Our Polish film workers fall into that category." According to Sherman, Poland books a limited number of movies a year, from 12 to 20 major feature films, through Film Polaki. The nation's two TV channels run ancient American series (Bonanza) and cultural shows of their own. Most of their movies are immense historical epics dealing with Poland's struggles for freedom and independence from Czarist Russia and German invaders. With all the red tape and language problems, it would seem that Sherman would have been better off shooting "The Wall" *in Hollywood. But he said he wouldn't have attempted to make the film version of John Hersey's 1950 novel anywhere but on locations in Poland 'a" "There's no way you can duplicate the old look of Warsaw ". during the last of the ghetto years," he explained. "It would have been too costly. '' "The areas we wanted don't even exist in Warsaw anymore. But we did find a town nine kilometers from Katowice which 4 i , has narrow streets and the four-and five-story apartment buildings that are Identical to Warsaw of the 1900s. li "Ow eight-week shooting schedule includes locations at " Auschwitz. I've talked to 10 survivors of the extermination .' camp. It's so depressing It's sickening, ' " - working, The trouble is, the government would lose anywhere from $3 billion to $10 billion a year in revenue, depending on which plan is adopted, And the committee is taking a dim view of any 'tax cuts" at a time when Congress is trying to balance the budget. The number of couples living together outside of marriage In America is believed to have doubled other armor have smashed into rebel-held territory. Afghanistan that will mean a sharp increase in "The rebels cannot significantly challenge the exports to the Soviet Union. Soviets," said a Western diplomat in New Delhi. President Ilabrak Karmal is still nominally in "They can snipe, stage hit-and-run attacks, but power, defying predictions of his imminent ouster nothing more. The rebels are unable to dislodge the And a treaty has been signed between Moscow and Soviets lithe Russian troops concentrate in any one Kabul providing a "legal" basis for the presence of area." Soviet troops in the country. The Afghans may have stung the Soviets in an odd The Soviets also are pressing their campaign to battle or two, but reports of rebels scattering into revitalize the Afghan army, which disintegrated Badakhshan. the mountains and fleeing toward Pakistan have from about 75,000 men before the invasion to about These incidents, almost certainly exaggerated, do been far more common. 25,000. reflect some limited and scattered rebel successes One example was the Kama Valley, which rebels Desertions appear to have eased off and the Kabul in cutting roads and ambushing Soviet forces, controlled in the early stages of the Soviet invasion government is offering more attractive terms to But there are no signs the insurgents have been that began Dec. 25. When the Soviets arrived in lure men back into a revitalized army. able to take and hold any major city, military in- force, the resistance collapsed. Latest reports from Even if the Soviets didn't appear to be having stallation or highway. Nor have they been able to the area say most of the rebels have abandoned their way in Afghanistan, historically they have obtain supplies of effective weapons to use against their ancient weapons and are trying to find shelter shown the will to crush tribal peoples standing in the Soviet armor, much less against napalm, tear gas in Pakistan, where 600,000 other Afghan are liar- way of communist progress, no matter the cost. and perhaps other forms of poison gas. bored, The Russians fought a 48-year war from 1816 to A careful monitoring of reports trickling from Since then, the rebels acknowledge, the Soviets 1863 to crush the half-million Circassian people in Afghanistan indicates the Soviets have launched have sealed an important sector of the Pakistan- the Caucasian mountain range drives in at least eight provinces with tanks, MI-24 Afghan border, cutting the supply of food and The Russians took severe losses, but when it was helicopter gunships and MiG jetfighters. ammunition to the rebels and denying them shelter all over only 10,000 Circassians remained in their The provinces range from the northeastern across the frontier, homeland. The rest had perished or fled, corner of the country adjacent to the Soviet Union It also appears the Soviets have enjoyed some "So the question in Afghanistan is: Who Is going down to the southeast, representing the heart of success in stabilizing the internal economic and to last?" the New Delhi diplomat asked. "Everyone rebel mountain strongholds near the Pakistan political situation in Afghanistan. knows the rebels can't defeat the Soviets. But the border. The Moscow news agency Tass announced the rebels can stay and fight so that it's too costly for From northeast to southeast, Soviet tanks and Soviets have found a new deposit of natural gas in the Soviets. That's what it boils down to." If you don't care for any of the budgetcutting plans now on the boards, hold on a bit. Another is likely to be along any minute. - - pfll is, ivsv—s situation in Afghanistan, which it invaded in late 1979. Despite some Afghan rebel successes, the Soviets have held firm in captured areas and have tradionally shown the will to crush tribal peoples standing in the way of communist progress. United Press International writer William J. Holstein offers this analysis of the conflict... Losing Budget Points -, rria.y, A The Soviet Union (U.S.S.R. In map at left) appears to have stabilized the political and economic Proliferating schemes for bringing the federal acco unts into balan ce have become Washington's newest grow th industry, with a ' *. a t .' .. cluster of rival power centers busily working ....... r1 • infinite variations on the same inflation11 fighting theme. ' And in the process, the money-saving ,))1. .....'I.1 ilh f purpose of it all sometimes tends to be ' '•' "" ..; forgotten, or takes a distinctly second place to other considerations, ,,,I •. The Senate Budget Committee provided an ;.: .. Illuminating example on its way to approving a 1612.9 billion revised budget for fiscal 1982, -' which must now be reconciled with a . v somewhat lea ner House version and the original White House recommendations, I As The Washington Post reported the .4;..... . . . proceedings, the senators had no difficulty at : all shifting deliberations from the immediate :. special problem of inflation to long-term preoccupations with special interests. The initial issue was defense spending, . which the senators rather quickly decided should not only not be trimmed but increased . $5.8 billion over administration requests. And as an afterthought, they tossed in an additional $300 million in funding for water V -. , projects dear to the political hearts of the c-n •I/(( westerners among them. 11 When attention momentarily returned to saving rather than spending money, it focused on something dear to Chairman LY1TI. Edmund S. Muskie, environmental protec_______________________________________________________________________________ tion, with South Carolina's Ernest F; Hollings colleagues put their heads together to figure covering joint returns to eliminate the present tax penalty when a husband and wife are both --.-- DON GRAFF out ways to attract youngsters beyond The blockade would hurt our allies. Japan is iiusewn walls. Iran's largest custother, buying about 520,000 First they came up with a quilting kit, since barrels of Iranian oil a day. The British a show on quilts was on the road. The kit has Petroleum Co. and Royal Dutch Shell buy about illustrated, step-by-stem instructions, with patterns, and is simple enough for children 12 half that much for export to Europe. and up. The kit also has a lighthearted history When plans are complete, and after the Iranian of quilt-making, lore about quil ting bees, lists elections, the new Iranian government should be of quilt groups, shops and mall-order given a specific warning that a blockade will be suppliers, even lists of quilting books and OUR READERS WRITE imposed at a time certain unless the hostages are periodicals. There's a guide for adults, costing $1.75, freed by that time. while kit itself costs $550. If the two are A blockade would be painful but it may be orderedthetogether, cost is $1, plus 10 percent li n inevitable. (or handling, The service also has (or sale: I was upset over the article written about Thanks again for listening to a satisfied' A boxed set of cards on Victorian ar Sanford Middle school because I have two parent. chitecture entitled Carpenter's LaCe, children there a boy in the 8th grade and a JeannetteStiffey Included are quizzes and guessing games, a girl in t he 5th grade. Your first article talked Other parents need to write! The 1980 census Is expected to confirm that stalned.glau window coloring card, and a as if all teachers were doing wrong at the to fur nish with Victorian accessories. school. couples in increasing numbers are living together room Baskofball The box folds into a Victorian house. ft's for without getting married. 'this apparently results kids 10 or older. Cost: I feel this was unjustly stated. Most of us On behalf of the Seminole County from a complex of forces parents are very pleased with the way changing moral Two high-quality bookets, "By the Light Basketball Coaches, I would like to thank Joe discipline has been handled at the school. values, new social attitudes, and economic of—the QuUIq" (about eskim os), and "On the DeSantis and staff for their outstanding pressures among them. It turns out the some Rocks" (about prehistoric art), both for kids If there have been any problems, the school coverage of thehisSeminole county Basketball has helped us. Please don't just quote things Teams, couples are consulting not only their consciences 10 or older. The eskimo book costs $4.95, the against the school without giving the adbut their tax accountants before making the prehistoric art book $3.50. The addition of Joe to your news staff has ministration and school personnel decision. "Kids love them," Marjorie Share says. a chance, made a world of difference in the sports I am for paddling in the schools and feel coverage for Seminole County Basketball, For many years the tax laws conspired on the "Adults enjoy them, too," side of matrimony. Two people both paying j. But the big market is by mail. You can have most parents need to go to school when their Their time and effort has helped to upgrade children have a problem so it can be our basketball programs throughout the encome tax could save money by getting married, any one or all of these materials at the prices handling. straightened out when it happens., quo te d above, plus 10 percent for tire county.. But in sympathy for single persons who felt Your youngsters are likely to learn a lot from Too many times, parents are not Interested We hope that you will continue to support cheated, Congress rejiggered the tax rules in 1969. them and have fun, too, until it is time to find fault, the Seminole County Basketball programs The result was like trying to fix a wobbly table Please try to help our school instead of with the fine To order one or more games or books, and sawing too much off one leg. Now the tilt is specify what you want, and send your check always printing the bad things that happen. i ,paat season. coverage we bave received this toward staying single. or money order to Smithsonian Institution have not seen any good things written as to William Payne what procedure was followed in this case and The House Ways and Means Committee has Traveling Exhibition Service, Washington, Head Basketball Coach no support for the school has been given. Seminole High School several proposals before it for changing the law ix 20560. Marriage Tax Break _~. - - interesting. To kids and adults. All these things are spinoffs of SITES, THE Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. The service normally puts 30 to 40 shows on the road yearly, and each show hits 12 to 15 places, ranging from the Art Institute of Chicago to Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Cob. A show of the great Finnish architect Alva Aalto's works has been on the road 14 years, Marjorie Share, the service's educational specialist, says: "We were approached by the Smithsonian office and offered funding for educational outreach. That means bringing the exhibits to life beyond museum walls." The service already was used to doing exhibit catalogs. So. Marjorie Share and her a blockade, - . - - Leaders of Seminole County government don't have that problem. Most of the kids were looking out the window. - century buildings. They're all cheap ' W- may be the children's respect for their leaders. ' 4 - "I guess adults don't always know right from wrong ei ther, The one we saw didn't. If you're a public official you should not fight because people w il l not have respect for you." Two police officers were slightly injured in the incident, but the teacher said the real victim . • I . more like kids than kidS." ?., SITES Is ,4 Fun ii i . - shoving match that ended with one of them on the floor. The council president sat through the episode, just puffing on his cigar. The teacher of the elementary class who witnessed the event said she can't explain to her students the chaos they saw. "We witnessed our elected officials fighting on the floor of the council and we didn't expect to see that," she said. "We teach our kids not to fight and to try to uet along with everyone, and b. I' 1 • there we were looking at a real brawl." The youngsters' comments: "I got real scared because I thought I was going to get hit." "I thought it was odd to find those men acting and the arrest otlwe people, including a coundilman and state renresentative. disruption began when a councilman let loose with a verbal tirade against the council president over a rule limiting debate. Two other councilmen began a shouting and SemIlY)le County Commission meeting. Nothing very exciting was being at the time and the students probably all got the idea that local government was pretty boring stuff, With more luck they could have stopped in when the county was handling some of Its livelier topics or when the commissioners were In one of their more humorous moods. But news this week out of Philadelphia makes it apparen t the studen ts were lucky after all. They saw a sane government proceeding with T duties In a businesslike manner, The Clock . .-. _ Friday, April 18, 1994A WAYNE 0. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANOS Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Mohth, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. FOIJOW - —... Recently an elementaryschoolclasssat in ona Around (USPS 411-210) .11 -- .. . Eveni1 gI 13 , .. . - ". . I - %%ttWise Living5 It saves you more than it costs. Ask your builder about it. -. - - 1.li - - - - - - - - _. -IG - -I- N __ __ - - J" A I -1 --,, �-. — , - - . ., S •.• I,. '.k •' -S.. . .. S *- •. S -- ... _. - . -. - _. •1 .. . \ - - .,as -. tic ~ Friday, N I - ie.. Atian . Atlantic Bank s Kerr Tosses Lyman ' Hm oe Iisk 's Run 1áu Ban Ic Its In to ! . By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer Lyman senior Jeff Kerr did it all Thursday evening. The flame throwing right-hander cooled off Seminole High as he hurled a nohitter and added a third inning run-producing triple to help the Greyhounds slice the Seminoles 3-0 in Five Star Conference baseball action. Kerr struck out 10 Seminoles on the evening and allowed only a pair of walks as he captured his sixth mound victory of the year. He lowered his earned run average to a nifty 1.72 while recording his second shutout of the season. The Gr4'hounds jumped on Tribe pitcher George Purzig for a run in the top half of the first Inning. Shortstop Bob Parker led off the inning with a single and quickly stole both second and third base before scoring on a passed ball. Lyman forged another run across the plate In 1he third inning. First baseman Craig Cable began the inning by drawing a walk. Two outs later Kerr lined a triple into the right-center alley, giving Lyman a 2.0 lead. The Hounds scored a fourth-inning unearned run and then sat back and let Kerr's arm mop up for the win. After allowing a fourth Inning leadoff walk to designated hitter Mike Link, Kerr settled By United Press International Right-handed reliever Dick Drago didn't care who was batting or what his batting average was. "I knew they had the lefties and that the wind was blowing to right and I tried not to look at what the batters were hitting (for averages)," said Drago, who pitched 4 24 innings of one-hit relief Thursday to help the Boston Red Sox down the Detroit Tigers 5-4 in 11 innings. Drago's performance kept Boston In the game long enough for teammate Canton Fisk to crack an 11th-inning leadoff home run off loser Aurelio Lopez, 0-1. The victory was the fourth straight for the Red Sox after two straight opening losses to Milwaukee and kept Boston in first place in the American League East. The Tigers lost their sixth straight after an Ope ning Day victory. Drago relieved Skip Lockwood in the seventh, after Tigers had tied the game 4-4 when Champ Summers' single scored Steve Kemp. The Tigers took a 3.0 lead off Boston starter Mike Torrez. Lance Parrish stroked an RBI single in the second inning and two runs scored In the fourth on a run-producing double by Parrish and a Rick Burleson error, The Red Sox closed itto3-lln the bottom of the fourth when back down to retire the last 12 batters of the game. Seven of those went down swinging. "it feels good to play well and win," commented 1inun coach Bob McCullough after the victory. 'We have to stay loose and keep the momentum building up for the district tournament." The Hounds raised their record to 15-10, picking up their second win in as many days. After winning eight in a row, the Seminoles have dropped two on consecutive nights. Seminole now stands at 9-19 on the season. Porzig went all the way on the mound for Sanford Ili the losing effort, lie fanned 10 Greyhounds and spaced out Just live hits on the night. Lyman's Parker accounted for three of the five hits to hike his season's batting average to .440. The Greyhounds travel to Apopka to make up a rained-out game Saturday afternoon. The Fighting Seminoles battle Bishop Moore at home Tuesday in their regular season Finale before the district tournament. . I 1 456 7 3 5 1 101 100 0 3 5 1 000 000 0 Plckoff °!lunder B Lyman Sem. - . .... overthrows to first baseman Rob Retch on a pickoff attempt. Kerr missed the mark on this play but didn't miss often Thursday night in tossing a no-hitter for a 3-0 Greyhound win. Kerr'Hulzwurth, Par-zig-Wilkes. [filters Parker 3-4, Kerr-Triple. Lyman 15-10, Seminole 9.19. — Local Talent Spotlights All-Star Game By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor When Seminole High basketball coach Bill Payne trots onto the Seminole Community College roundball floor tonight to face the Metro Conference all-star team, the local coach will have plenty of local talent in the Five Star lineup to do ba ttle with The contest, scheduled for an 8 p.m. tipoff has been postponed and called off several times for a variety of reasons, but local fans who ha ve long awaited a matchup be tween the Five Star and Orlando's best finally get their reward tonight One of Payne's biggest concerns Is the lack of practice his squad has been able to get under Its belt Several of the basketball players on th e Five Star team are involved in ot her sports, limiting the home team to just a pair of practice sessions compared to seven get toVethersfor the Metro team. Payne, the Five Star Conference Coach of the Year and North coach for the state all-star game In August Is lean ing towards a starting line up that would include a healthy dose of Seminole County talent In the front five Following Wednesday's practice session held at , - ... -. ..' . -.... . '5 I 1V ;.•. IL . I L . '- - . . ' . - . . , ': ' - '"-' "- . ' ..•• ... ', •• . -•- 1 . A\ I, qy i- g~, (r 'I ,,/''l.• - ,. LL, .'. . .,, . * ' - '- a ' . , hw .........i. • v... )' -. • - 1. ,j,:... il . .. . I • '• • 'A. . ., •• — 1:; S Glenn Stambaugh Bruce C ray Community College Raide rs; Glenn Bailey-Lyman; Hollis Ross-DeLand; Eddie Williams-Apopka; Doug Dershimer-Lake Brantley and Reggie Butler of Seminole. The Metro squad, which holds a big advantage in practice time and a slight ad van tage in height will be coached by Metro titlest Boone boss Wayne Hickman and assisted by his staff of Bill Lowry and Warren Little. The Orlando crew features Andrell Beacham-Winter By United Press lItensatlosal Dan Driessen and Ray Knight hit two-run homers in the When Willie McCovey speaks, nobody listens, fourth inning and Frank Pasture, 2-0, threw a five-hitter to "I've been saying It now for at least a half dozen years that pace unbeaten Cinci nnati to vict ory over winless Atlanta, The age is not that importa nt if you still ha ve the desire and your triumph was the eighth for the Reds, two less than the majorbody Is in good shape," said the 43-year-old first baseman, league record for the start of a season, and the loss was the McCovey, in his 18th San Francisco home opencr, drove in. seventh for the Braves, two short of the National League three runs wi th a do uble and two singles Thursday to lead the record since 1900. struggling Gian ts to a 74 victory over the San Diego Padres, Cardinals 12, Pira tes 9 "Apparently, no one has been listening, so I'm not interested George Hendrick drove in six runs and Bobby Bonds In answering questions about my health and my age," said the knocked in three more in pacing St. Louis' 17-hit attack against left-hand hitting slugger, who began his major-league career six Pit tsburgh pi tchers. In 1959. "It seems that all anyone wants to talk about these Cube 4, Metz 1 days is my age." Rookie Carlos Lezcano got his first major-league hit, a twoMcCovey, playing in his fourth decade, is 8-for-27 wi th seven run homer in the fif th inning, to give Chicago a victory in their RBI this season. His first single drove in a run in the first, he home opener. doubled home another run in the third and his second single Dodgers 6, Astra 4 scored a third run in the fifth when the Giants scored four runb Ron Cey hit a two-run homer in the third inning and singled to put the game out of reach to the delight of 81,175 fans. in a pair of tie-breaking runs in the eighth to lead Los Angeles "He really Is an amazing man," Padres' Manager Jerry in front of an opening-day crowd of 45,476. Jerry Remiss, 1.0, Coleman said. who took over for starter Don Sut ton In the seventh Inning, Vida Blue allowed eight hits, struck out nine and walked gained the victory, while Dave Smith, 1-2, who relieved Nolan three n going the distance for the first time this year. Blue, 2.0, Ryan In the se ve nth, took the loss. owns both Giants' victories this year. Blue had a five-hit shutout entering the ninth, but Dave Winfield and Willie Montana hit consecutive singles Tenace followed with a homer, his secoqd this season. Central Florida's defending participa te : Umatilla, Mount l.arry Herndon, Rennie Stennstt, Mitt May and Jack (ian Girls' State Track Champions Dora High School, Tampa each had an RBI for the Giants, who had l3tgts, six off starter (Class A) will host the second Prep, Oviedo High School, and loser Eric Rasmussen, 01, annual Sain ts Father Lopez (Daytona La dy In other NLgomes,str aklng ClncInmaU best Atlanta 4-1, St. Invi tational Track and Field Beach), Clermont High Louis outsiugged Pittsburgh 124, Chicago downed New York 4Meet at Trinity Prep's School, St. Cloud High School, 1 and Los Angeles detested Houston $4. Hubbard Field on Sa turday, Westminster Academy (Fort In the Mnarlcan League it was; Boston 1, Detroit 4 In 11 April 19, with field events and Laude rdale), St. Augustine D onto 1, M waukee I; or il Innings; T Chicago I, New York 6; running preliminaries —B School, and Trinity Prep. Baltimore 5, Kansas City 2; and Seattle 4, Minnesota 3. beginning at 10:00 am. nlaslcm is free and the Iteds 4, Braves I The following schools will potilic Is welconw La Lady Saints Host Invitational Doug Ders Imer Dot" Bstn 01020010000-4103 Foley. W—Burns (1.0). 100010300001—s I 1 Griffin (0-1). HR—New York, Wilcox, Underwood (7), Lopez Jones (1). (I) and Parrish; Tone:, National League LOUS 410 003 010— 12 17 0 Ptsbh 021 000 222— iS 1 SYkL Lit-toll (I) and Simmons; — Lockwood (5), Drago (7) and Fisk. WP—Dgago (10). LP— Lopez (0-1). HR—Boston, Fisk Kan City 000 000020-210 Bolt 20021000x—S$0 Gale, Christenson (I) and (1). Quirk;. Stone, Stoddard (I) and — Dempsey. W-Stone (1.1). 1.'Mllw 000000000-070 Gale (0.1). Hilts—Ralflmore, Toronto 000 000001-1 42 Murray (1), Bumbry (1). Sorensen and Martin.:; Mira. — beila and Whltt. WP—Mlrabe4la Minn 2000)0000-3 1 I (1-0). LP—Sorensen (1.1). HI— Seattle 101 000101—IS 1 Toronto, losetti (1). Zahn and Wynegar; Honey. cutt and L. Cox. W—Honeycvtt N.Y. 000000042—S 91 (2-0). L—Zahn (1.1). HIs— 'ChClgo 000 05003*—I 121 Minnesota, Wiifong (1); Seattle, .ifldOib (1). Griffin, Davis (5), Kaat (I) and Park; Kenny Grant-Eva ns; Dan Davis-Boone; Jeff WIllianm.Colonial; Ster ling Bales-Jones; Cleveland Lawson-Oak Ridge; 'Mike Adams-Colonial; Mike Jacobs-Edgewater; Doug Duggar-Oak Ridge; Bryan Soloman-West Ora nge. The Five Star conference held a big regular seasomi winning margin over the Metro this season and sppears to have the edge on outside shooting and speed while the Metro is stronger on the boards. Look for a Five Star Conference win by six points. I McCovey's Bat Bangs Giants Past Padres - AND lagdaj UU3 I VII ) DIlU 0 LIK 000 100 000— 1 50 000021 10*—lI I Hausman, Kobel (7) and Stearns; Lamp, Sutter (9) and W—Lamp (20). L— Hausman (0-1). HR*—Chicago, Lezcano (1), Tyson (1). crucial Showdown 000 mo0o0-4ao Atlanta 000000001-150 Pastor. (2-0), L—Niekro (0-3). Hilts—Cinclnitati. Dri,sssn (2), Knight (I); Atlanta, Chambliss Model 14* lee. $30.91 — ' Model 9579,91 000000 00)- 3 $1 101 O4001x-7 130 Rasmussen, Shirley (5). KInn.Y (I) and Tenacs; Clue and May. THE NEW TORO - THE INCREDIBLE ioao iiXk)ThIMMER HOANDKEELSYS1xM (ks the iw.T..iulY this cnr l,,..alfe',(-iflt Novo" 100 101 0110.— 4 . i. 004 02*-S 120 Ryan, D. Smith (7), Li Court (I) and Pubis: Sutton, Rsiass h -reirJ '-r,eI hwhmr I. ..I h (1) and Thomas, W-Rom (1. Hills.— 0. 1-0. houston, Pt.. i; Los An90iss, Coy (1) c4h " low ad nh .'t, 11l isg,,t is, M7Sr \ thrii kr*4 Thhsprbis. Ike hliws Indkr,I Sv*m that'H 'It needy In car, bout, or k ics i___ oil yv , wlmdItts in. Wutir kit In ,u'qa, 'it Kill kJsll—yss,, Rangers, 9:05 p.m. 2-4. Moffatt 2.4. Florida: Chaunsey Thursday's Results April 20 Philadelphia at N.Y. 2-4, Lenhart 2.4. Record— St. Louis 12, Pittsburgh 9 Rangers, 1:35 p.m. Seminole 23.10.1. Chicago 4, New York I .. DOGS it-AprIl 22 N.Y. Rangers at HIGH SCHOOL LOS Angeles 5, Houston 4 Philadelphia, S;OS p.m. AtSanferd-Orlands Thursday's Results San FrancIsco 7, San Diego 3 it-April 24 Philadelphia at Thursday ilgIlt results Cincinnati 4, Atlanta I, nigiw Boone 3, Jones 2 N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Plrstracs—$.IL Ci Stilt Friday's Games 0020000-23 1 1200 1.00 1.00 it-April 27 N Y. Rangers at SSand Bird (All Times EST) 500 itO 01-3 9 3 Philadelphia, TBA 7.20 5.20 oll Bunsen Philadelphia (Ruthven 1-0) at •ooe 3.50 6$hs'sA111u9 Montreal (Sanderson 0-0), 1:33 Little, Carbi'o (7) and Wolfe, 0 (1-7) 51.20: T (1.74) 215.40 p.m. Buffalo vs. Chicago McGuire and Karkovice. Hitters— Second race— 1.16. Di 31i73 St. Louis (Martin.: (Buffalo leads series, 2-0) 0.1) at Boone: Lumbert 3.5, Howard 2-3, lStreaklnGam. Pittsbi,rgp, (Rooker 1-0), April 16 Buffalo 5, Chicago 0 7:3S Kelierher 2.3. Record— Boone 16bier 15.50 5.20 3.20 April 17 p.m. Buffalo 6. Chicago I 6. SShlltln Bloomers 3.10 3.10 Cincinnati (Bonham 00) at April 19 Buffalo at Chicago, Lk. Brantley S. SeabreOe4 )Do Fire Khaki 3.00 8:33 p.m. Atlanta (Matuta 00), 7:33 p.m. 0(4.1) 21.50: P (4-1) 51.25: T (4April 20 Buffalo at Chicago Houston (Forsctt 10) at Los $iabresze 000 012 1--I 4 2 5.1) 204.40: DO 14.50. Angeles (Gott: 0.1), 10:33 p.m. Lk. Brantley 400 210 it —Il 1 8:35 p.m. Third race —S-1S,M: 32:24 xApnil 22— Chicago at Buffalo San Diego (Jones 00) at San Ifteverend Lee 12.40 5.10 2.50 Francisco (Knepper 01), 10:33 0:03 P.M. Rogers, Murphy (1), Medel (4), 3 Manatee Mac 4.20 3.00 p.m. it-April 24 Buffalo at Chicago Beckton (5) and Kindt. Watkins, IMs. Leona 2.40 5:35 p.m. Ragland (5) and Aurther. Hit. Saturday's Games 0(31)40.I0;P(5-3) 1 It. IO:T(IxApril 26 or 21 Chicago aPhiadeiphia at Montreal lers— Seabreze: Model 2-4 HR. 3.4) 151,20. Lake Brantley: D'Raville 7.4, BuffalO, TRA St. Louis at Pittsburgh Fourth 4 lakeGun 12.40 13.00 3.00 Montreal vs. Minnesota San Diego at San Francisco Seabreie 11.13. Lake Brantley 13. '7 Dusty Ramble 1.00 3.50 12. (Minnesota leads series, 20) cincInnati at Atlanta, night S Talk OnToots 5.40 April 16 Minnesota 3. Mon Houston at Los Angeles, night Luther 12, St. Johns O 0(4.7)S0.41,P(4-7) 1IS.N,T(4. treat 0 American League Luther 00-12 7 0 )4.) 1024.40. April 17 Minnesota 1, Mon last St. Johns 000 00— 0 I 6 treat 1 Filth race—S-Il, Di 31:54 W L PC?. 05 27.00 7.50 4.20 *D'sBetsyShan April 19 Montreal at Min j I Boston 4 2 .441 Ghirghl and Schrader. Smith, iMitl Gain Nlcky 5.50 3.00 nesota, 9:05 p.m. Baltimore 4 3 .371 ½ Ergle (2) and Liphardt.tters— Hi ILemon Drop 2.40 April 20 Montreal at Mm Toronto 3 3 .300 1 Luther: Wilson 2-4, McLaughlin 20(3.5)41.21:P($.3) 14I.40:T11$nesota, 0:35 p.m. New York 3 1 .429 1½ 3,225, Ghrgh, 25. R.cordLuther 2) 273.30. it-April 22 Minnesota at Milwauke 2 3 .400 1½ 12.1. Sixth race —I lL 1:31:39 Montreal, 1:05 p.m. Cleveland 1 .157 S 3 1 Ebonelie 5.20 4.10 2.00 it-April 74 Montreal at Min I ,4Woolen 11.50 740 Detroit nesota, 9:05 p.m. Well .7Tally Fran 3.50 it April 26 or 27- Minnesota at l' -09 NATIONAL BASKETBALL Montreal, TBA 0(1.4) 31.00; P(1-4) 51101 Chicago S ASSOC. 4Texas S 2 .714 Playoffs Seventh race-S-tI C: 31:41 Boston vs. N.Y. Islanders 4 2 .547 ½ By United Press International lMin.ola Charlie 1330 4.10 2.00 California (N.Y. Islanders lead series, 2•01 Seattle ,' " April 16 I Lake All Ie ISO 4.00 N.Y. Islanders 7, 1 3 .571 1. Western Conference Boston 1 (at) SAnna's lest 3.40 Oakland (ansas City 3 1 .429 2 Semifinals April I? — N.Y. Islanders 5, Minnesota 3 5 .375 2½ Seattle vs. Milwaukee Boston 4(01) 44) 761.50. Thursdays Reswtts (Milwaukee "sds series, 3.2) ____________________ lithrace- 5.15,5: 3130 Boston 3, Detroit 4, 11 innings April 5- Seattle 114, Milwaukee IJude 5.50 3.00 2.20 Toronto 1, Milwaukea 0 • • RACING 113 (o INutter Up 1.20 3.00 DAYS Chica o I, New York 5 April 9—Milwaukee 114, Seattle Swinging Kelly Baltimore S. Kansas City 2, in (at) LEFT 0(44)23.10: P h1'4) 4- night April I I Milwaukee 93, Seattle 4-5) 213.10. Seattle 4, Minnesota 3, night 91 -Ninth race-I-I, C: 30I12 Friday's Games April 13 Seattle 112, I Iva J 4.20 3,10 3.20 _ + i " (All Times 1ST) Milwaukee 107 lOG's Hot Toddle 3.40 2,00 Kansas City (Splittorff 10) at April IS Milwaukee 105. Seattle lMtnilcott (Rozema 0-1), 1:30 p.m. 0(14)13.50; P (14)25.20: T3.40 Detroit Texas (Corner 0-1) at Boston April IS Seattle at Milwaukee, 4-7)111.15. (Stanley I-C), 2 p.m. 9 p.m. 31 I11111 Dog Racing veitboed bose. 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PNe*daJC 50$ 0$ 3 w$ersilisls. wise (5) am PhIladelphIa vs. N.Y. Sieges' PCUIdIIIa leads se$ei, 243 April II — Philadelphia 2, N,y. laegirsI April 17— PhIladelphia 4, N.Y. 2 5.210 4 Altier.CIalNrni.lhov*l(1)and lawersi April It - Philadelphia at N.Y. 0 7 .000 Al Price. Hitters- Seminole: Maley ACING X _ NIGHTLY April 23 — Boston at x.April 30 — Boston at Philadelphia, 0:05 p.m. zMay 2 — Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. - yssrdslesds ValesciaC, 50. SiPee I Vasescia J April 20 — Philadelphia at Boston, lp.m. Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m. April 21 - Boston at Philadelphia, 0:05 p.m. x.April 27 - Philadelphia at Boston, 1 p.m. SeeteLPIsrC4 50 4. PcI. II ____________________ o lob - San- Diego _____ a. April iS - Philadelphia at (KIlon 0.1) at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 3 2 .iS it Flsetele. Overturf I) and By Untied Press lM.rnallssal Chicago 3 3 .110111 - "It""' HittersValencia:— 34, Wlrtls 21, I 1 .435 1½ Fatitetter New 'Vest N. 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'Flit' hiss iiropjk'tl Sellilnok' into a ts" wa tie ith hitipka for a second place Ill the - 7 MaclIOn 'flu g. Sanford McDonalds Manager Don Hughes and Seminole Iligh Basketball coach Bill F'ayne share a nanusnae at seunesnav-s iuncncon at tue Sanford ('lyle ('enter. The lunch get-together was co-sponsored by the Sanford Rotary and Kiwanis (1 tibs. Ii ughes WI recogn ize d for his continued lied outstanding coiii 1111111 ity sei'v ice while Payne and the Tribe basketball team were honored for its :;l:1 record this past season. a - PONWO - - Herald P hoto by Joe Deani,s it p - 0(I-*)4411;P(2-I) 120.91sT (1 1-1) 515.11. lleveu*race-5 15, Di 31:00 - as,. sø.n *". , .-k — + .,* NI,. mn _._ - - 711'sCharlle THE PP.OouTy TOIO1200TPJMMØ ThETCROThiMj 11 uthp ( _ 11 I - , lMarieAnn Sow as I S A :1LSCOREBOARD IDrlfNAcs canhaiv Iiadsnti ,'iq cansv. 87 Tenth race-S-IS. A: aw Sal. 279" Sale $229" Ogo San Fm Son W—Slue (2.0). 1.—Rasmussen (02). HR—Teeacs (2). 2ITh.ndolopeiisd bagger . rear Vacumm .ct'on deck Five Position Handis 21" han led side bagger. (Bagging kit optional) . ', — Front wheel Gear Drive Rugged Briggs I Stratton engine 21"aslt.propelled di bagg. Gagging kft optional) U DeLands Lady Bulldogs Edge Lady Seminoles 5-4 In Five Star Action . 2 Bushel Bag Fingertip Mightof-Cut adjustment • S __________________________________ THE '•+ Rear Wheel Ow Drive 2 Bushel Bag 21s.lf.PrOP011ed rear bagger - By United Press International are. They're awesome." at times. Dawkins, who will and Maurice Cheeks. Nelson. "David ill probably Larry Bird is only In his One of the most awesome of muscle underneath with Dave it, the Wtitern Conference, be available, but only for first professional season, but the 76ers Is Julius Erving, Cowens and Rick Robey, the l.os Angeles Lakers are limited action. We're all beat he alrea dy knows how crucial who Bi rd will be matched up doesn't see himself as the key, waiting to See who their up- u p : it's been a long and hard the home-court advantage is against. And the rest of at least on offense. Ixulent will be in the next series. In the NBA. Philadelphia's front line, "I think what Bill)' tCon- round. The Mih%uukee Bucks "U there is ever going to I. "An 'Important thing is the center Darryl Dawkins and iiingham really wants to do is meturn home Friday night crowd part," said Bird, whose forward Caldwell Jones, is go at the guys who a home-court advantage, it is are weaker with a 3.2 lead over the Boston Celtics host the Phila- also impressive, important for us to have it on defense," Dawkins said, defending champion Seattle I)el.iiii1's i.ady Bulldog softball squad delphla 76ers Friday night in "Our strength is inside and "the guys who want to play all SuperStinics, but also will) tomorrow (Friday) night. We scored ;I tight 5-4 %%in over Semitiole High's the first game of the best-of- obviously we're going to have the offense like Tiny injuries to two key players. have to rely on other people l"igtit log l.ail SelIlinoles Thursday afseven Eastern Conference to stress that," said Phila. (Archibald) and tile bent-hi) and our faus. Bird. I think We tern(K)n, snapping an eight gan.e will streak Forward Dave Meyers and championship series. ''They delphia Coach Billy Cunning- lie wants to go at iiil be relying on OUT fans to them first. guard Junior for SuIllintlIe auth knot -king the San squa d Bridgeman carry US Ili this. It is going to keep us up; It makes a dif- ham. ''We'll be looking for Then, if we can't get anything were both out of a First place tie in a tight Five Star injured in ference, We start with two at Darryl to give us the type of going, I think he'll look to 1w difficult with the mjunles \1Il%"iUkCe'S victory m Game %U 1111W all(i WC llt'tI S(lllie ( i'nlert'nce unien's softball rare. home and If we win the first consistency he did against the inc." JflhiIiIiit' lk'iimiett went I-I at the plait! auth 5 Tuesday night and may not help.'' two like we think we will, we'll Hawks (30 points in the The guard niatchups will at-(i'witetl for all four JIBI for the Lady be okay. clinching game)." 'feature Boston's Archibald be able to play. If the Su wrSonit force a St'iuiimioles. Dee Dee hogan aultied a double in "We've been watching films Jones will see Cedric Max. and Chris Ford taking on "Junior is very, very doubt. seventh gaille, it will be UI it 14 plate sliowluig tiuk' Dana \'otirshiaw and we know how good they well and sixth man M.L. Carr Philadelphia's Lionel Hollins 1W," said Bucks' Coach l)oui Seattle Sunday afternoon. —'collected three hits in four at-bats for the — g Pastore and Cinch: Nlekro, Garber (9) and Pocoroba. W— "1a , , I A .1 ; ,I + — Cinci I OU1T In Philadelphia eS fain — -- N.Y. C " - I- ~ !V'.So~~ - - I.gN..1000 $21.11 - ' — $21.11 .5. . Pro Basketball Cl'icago ORLANDO, Ft.. (UPI) - Marlene aid Floyd, whose brother Ray is a 1* money hit, golf 1.1e in life even though the grew Floyd has a two..troke lead at 4. star of the men's tour. "I think I'm After holes, the field of 00 golfers up on a goif course, where her father under-par $7 heading into today's ready to win 01w." and four amateszswWbe cut today to worlwd. as a pro, wd her brother second round of the $100,000 Lady Shsaccèsd six bidiss, a p* al- Ue low * and ties.' slwars was p li his swing. Citrus golf tOurnament and If she bogeys and ..h.d the 460-yard, 11th QireM tow' leader Donn. C.psni "I was a cheerleader and boy crazy Yomgfhthed1l strokes o1fthepac, and never really caredaboutltvntill holds onfer the victory, It may bring hole— a $ Close behind Floyd at 4-under Oar. with a 'over 71. JoAnne Corner, No.2 moved to California, dated a pro and Ow end of her career closer. She dose nut plan to play golf nuach Marty Dickerson, Hollis Stacy and on the money list this year, f inished got golf crazy,'! said Floyd. She aid bar ganw got tkular1y longer, although he' been t It f or Janet Coles. Six golfers ambunched eight strokes behind Floyd at i.over at 3-under 70, Induding SIn*a Pool, 71. good at the end of last son, when rdy eight years. Floyd says she became Interest ed In she won 935,000 in eight weeks. "But I won't quit until I win one," who stands in seventh place on the s . — U- man (5). Roma (5). Scurry (7), Tekulv• (9) and Nicosia. W— Sykfl (1.0). L—Candelarla (0 1). HRS—Pittsburgh, C. Robin.. (2); St. LOUIS, Hendrick (1). Retirement Bound Floyd Holds Two Stroke Lady Citrus Load - . . — FIRESTONE PRESENTS TORO' FOR 19801 TRADE-IN YOUR OLD MOWER NOWI Ca nd.laria, Roberts (3), $o$o- - - , . i. -. - Reggie Barnes - •' -. DeLand, Payne will probably go with Seminole's Glenn Stambaugh at one guard and Daytona Mainland's Sam Henry at t he ot he r gurad spot. At forwards will be Tribe record breaker Bruce McCray and La ke Howell's Reggie Ba rnes while Daytona Mainla nd' Lenten Herb Har ris looks to get the star ting nod in the pivot Tribe assistants Toni Smith and Alex Holcomb will round out the Five Star coaching staff. The remainder ot the squad Includes Eric Ervin-Daytona Seabreeze; Cordnic Anderson-Apopka; Shawn Briton of Spruce Creek who has signed with Jqe Sterling's Seminole - ,!., " ' -- /"'l - "I . . 'r . ' ~ 4 . • --- White Sex 8, Yankees I Mike Squires and Chet Lemon each drove in two runs in .a five-run fifth inning to lead Chicago. Starter and winner Britt Burns, 1-0, retired the fIrst 15 Yankees before Dennis Werth opened the sixth with a single. Mariners 4, Twine 3 Bruce Bochte doubled with one out in the ninth Inning and outfielder Boznbo Rivera bobbled the ball, allowing Larry Milbosene t seen from first base with "= run he Seattle. Winner RTëk tlbñeycutt, 2-0, hHnow gone In both of his outings. Geoff Zahn, 1-1, absorbed the loss. American League Cerone; Burns, Farmer (I) and . r .... I ..' , . ) - . , — - Orioles 5, Royals 2 Eddie Murray slammed a two-run homer and Al Bumbry added a solo shot to power Baltimore to a three-game sweep. Murray's homer, his first of the year, came off losing pitcher Rich Gale, 0-1, after Kiko Garcia walked in the first inning. - ''° ' -- 14 • In other games, Toronto edged Milwaukee 1.0, Baltimore downed Kansas City 5-2, Chicago defeated New York 84 and Seattle trimmed Minnesota 4.3. PItttht,roh a., In the National Iewne ft we t Trntle 12 --I Chicago 4, New York 1; Los Angeles 6, Houston 4; San Francisco 7, San Diego 3; and Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 1. Blue Jays 1, Brewers 0 Rick Bosetti belted a nlnthlnning homer to back up Paul Mirabella's seven-hitter and give Toronto a victory. With one out In the ninth, Bosetti blasted the first pitch off Milwaukee starter and loser Lary Sorensen, 1-1, into the leftfleld bleachers for his first homer of the season. --.-u--- I" Seminole Petroleum 14-10 but Atlantic Bank bounced vilthouh he allowed six runs. doubles and singl. toplayed ery AItI)ase Park or „,"Thursday and moved into sole ckwwttwe erun h:s'” Sheffild struck out nine but I t,uW" iiiat inasx in me own in the bottom of same walked 14 and hit two batters. James Heard slapped a pair Sanford Little American frame. PROSiER Darns Little led Flagship of singles for Krayola FLAGSHIP League with a 5.1 record. FORD AWK AS R H 9 The lead was again trim. Bank with three hits, in. Kollege, antl Marvin Cowart AS R H II C 51) )mITn eminoie t'elroleurn med to two runs in the top p1 eluding adouble. Terry Miller added a double. II0 ScheatZ 322 Roberts dropped Into a three-way tie the fifth, but Atlantic Bank blasted a home run and a II * Sheffield 3 o i Hushes Knight Jones 2 0S 2o The little major leagues are for second place with scored a pair of runs in the double, Timmy Scheetz Miller 30S 432 Pr011if idle t oda y , bu t it pair of games Jack JR'n 32 0 •0 ''14shlp Bank of Seminole, a bottom of the fifth and the smashed a triple and a double .< I 1. laker SSS o Wynn 20.6 winner over Jack Prosser game called under the two. and Charles Harkness are scheduled in the Sanford James Jun 222 0 0 Hamburg S00 I10 o i o Courlaso J unior League. Knights of Revels Ford, and George's which hour time limit, slammed a pair of doubles. Hanson II0 0: i ; Pond Columbus tangles with Elks DavIs Os. Richardson I II blasted Krayola Kollege 17-7, ISS Atlantic Bank managed Eric Han sen also doubled 10 at 5 p.in.,while Moose squares Kartn.ss 3 4 JarnIs011 TOTALS flIl TOTALS 1545 Seminole Petroleum, only five hits, including his only trip to the plate. off against Rotary at 7:15 Flagship lank 014 4S-2* Flagship Bank and George's doubles by Eddie Korgan, Prosser Ford 303 CO.— George's and Krayola are all 4-2, Jack Prosser Ford Brian Ashcraft and SEMINOLE ATLANTIC Doug Kollege were even in the hits PETROLEUM BANK KRAYOLA GEORGE' S is 1-5 and Krayola Kollege is 0. Atkinson. Al R H as H KOLLEGI Al R H (.'OlUmfln with seven apiece, but 6. McKinney II 1 Hickman AS R H Rivers 222 I00 Mitchell 4 12 Edwards Canton Tipton had two of walks and errors enabled 21 0 WOI5$msn 3 g 0 Heard 333 Penick 311 Carter Taylor 20 0 Korgan 310 33 Seminole Petroleum held a Seminole Petroleum's four George's to score 10 more Hayes 33 g Smith 310 Rlnkavsge 211 3 2 I Evans 4.2 edge going Into the bottom hits, both singles. Tim runs than the opposition Tipton Luce I 0 I Denton 32 2 Athcraft 321 311 ,. Holcomb 3 0 5 Bellamy 311 ~,\, 5 2 5 Atkin,, 321 Cooks of the third inning, but McKinney slapped a triple. Williams 234 Cowan 311 Reuscher S I $ I IS Rap Mike Edwards was the 311 Graham I 0 5 Baker I 0 0 Hot Lee II 0 _ Atlantic Bank erupted for 211 Ellbirb Killwortti ISO I 0 5 Milton I 0 i Hobby Ashcraft was the winning winning pitcher. He got relief Hints 'seven runs Inman I 01 Hudson Hampton 5 0 0 lenso 0 I S two hits 12 to g Bradley 2 I 0 Now 0 II 0 0 0 Holden and Seminole Petroleum was pitcher, striking out eight in from No)' Rivers. Lewis • 5 0 Ouhart 0 I S Luster 000 5 0 5 Grant three innings. Korgan hurled Horton 21 0 Newkirk S 0 0 Cos 130 never able to recover, 0 0 • Henry Edwards and Rivers were TOTALS 14.10 4 TOTALS 23 13 S TOTALS 241 7 TOTALS 1517 1 the final two innings. also swinging the big sticks Sam. Petroleum Seminole Petroleum cut the Krayola 1(011. 002 3)-10 002 10— 7 Brian Sheffield pitched a for George's. Edwards was Atlantic lank George's Hiargin to two runs with three 117 32-14 122 52-17 out. Boston then took a 4-3 lead In the sixth when Jim Rice singled, Yastrzemskl walked and Perez' grounder to third was mishandled by Detroit's Richie Hebner. The error allowed Rice to score and Yastrzems)d to advance to third. Butch Hobson then doubled down the left-field line, scoring Yastrzemskl and Perez. Seminole base runner Juan Dealba hightails it back to first after Lyman pitcher Jeff Kerr 1* 1 q topped tallies in the top of the fourth, no-hitter for Flagship Bank, three for three with a pair of 1.m. Both games will be I .... -. I I. First vi Lifts Bosox 5=4 Seminole I . !i i - No-Hitter At Friday, April to, 180-7A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. nnmnmw~ . 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. §anford Little American League SPORTS - - .. I - - S -- _ \ . . - 1 PM (Closed Sunday) I R _ _________ MATINEES: Mon.. Wed. Sat. NEW MATINEE PostTimel;IIp,m. 1' Trlfecla Eu $42 Trifecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES Thursday Ladles' Nile J'RflFOOIAflDO 'IJ, QLI N. lT CITY - 11-12 rps t.I MSLIVAIIONS-131-I100 Will. NsOss UNION 1S ___________ ft % Mrs e'fl a Aiviiiiinvoucut VM LONGWOOD MAITLAND OVIEDO SANFOID 0 1 J IuIpseit Maitised Ovhd. Smiftys SR 43' Limiwaod Hwy. 43 -.- Trsctor & Equip. Sew & Mower Loewoed Saw & Mower 351 Hwy. 17." 1912 N.Orh.iidoAve. SUE.Broadway S1161108 Turtle 2513S. Park Dr. --,- .-t-,,,~ �- BLONDIE ! IA-Evening Horald, Sanford, FL - FrIday, April IS, 1O Answer to Previous Puzzle nwmu1w3 VIV ivu 1 Mountain 51 Spiny-finned 0 V A A A YNI fish pass AP V0N I 52 Multicolored Z 4 Romaine EN I D= C$I 54 Italian 7 Sound of a ___ Operation? -- DI£V A ' I greeting $ dove MR AM$ A H I 10 State (Fr.) 55 Swindle f $ K I N L AtL1 DEAR — LAMB S8LohengriWs 12 Shades f 0 VI * R S I It 38 year 01 age and had a bride 14 Shanty - - AN £ 57 Singer hysterectomy In the early 15 Ten cents ALT* Williams CA V i c ioo 16 Lab burner part of the 58 Confederate IfAN r • IA 17 Pretense Lamb States Army C A V £ I AU I. A P N' 1 18:ebrew P V M-111-0(ebb,,) C $ I ascetic 59 Peep took 20 Dryad 60 Poverty-war 1115 alive with 38 Evil dud but he left 22 Playing the out 13 Smell Speaksbit 40 Civilian (abbr., agency (ebb, 19 wrong role ovaries. He says I don't need hommossin 41 City in New to take any medicines now Evangelical DOWN 21 Mountains York sd 75 cents with a long, 26 Places become sick. SO I self-addressed Slangy denial unless I 30 Canvas bad Adhere by Mort Walker 31 Compass 23 (abbr.)43 I Yield have not been on any envelope for it. Send your 44 Rains ice 24 Thug 2 American all. Should I be request to me, in care of this point M 'Ada 45 Sticky 25 Director patriot 32 Visit I substances taking some Preminger P.O. 3 Flees law 33 Burning 48 Authoress 4 Dairy product 27 Biblical have read or heard about Ra dio City New York, 34 Military (p1.) brother Ferber taking persons such NY 10019. branch (abbr.) 5 Away from 28 Fixed time 48 Dean Martin's medicines after this once you reach the age for 36 Segment of a 6 Medicinal period nickname curve operation. W I go throyou ugh plant 29 Dry.as WIfli 49 Load to have the menopause, i'i Seth's son 7 Bloke 30 the menopause and what you will have the same 50 Child's toy 39 Cleaning 8 Cry of pain - Guevara will the effect loss of my symp toms that other women ________________________________ 42 Be heir 53 Sixth sense player Mel MAY Michael My doctor told me none and parently have none or so few 45 Italian port (abbr.) Z SEF — — — — — — that I will feel like a that It is of little consequence IT? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 woman, to them. Other seem to have a I DEAR READER — Most great deal of difficulty. 10 11 12 13 14 women do not haVe a Specifically, you might have hysterectomy until they are hot flashes and sweating and 15 18 17 around the age of the other evidence of decreased byArtSansom -menopause or after the estrogen production. If that 18 19 20 21 — — — — — — menopause is over. In such should occur, yo ur doctor can cases frequently both the tell by an examination If 22 23 i and the uterus are you're low on hormones. If he . —— — —— 24 25 28 27 28 29 t hinks they're Indicated, he taken out. In ou 4*4 provi de them for you at case, If e can such as In yo ur th —— 30 31 32 normal, that time. ovaries are the doctor may elect to leave DEAR DR. LAMB — — — — 34 35 them In and allow them to Does pushing yourself to walk — continue to function. If their farther and work harder, 1 38 37 — 39 140 J41 blood supply Is normal, they'll when you know you're function the same as before pushing yourself, help your 42 1 43 ' heart and muscles? Does It your opera tion, That means you' ll have a help condition yow body to 45 46 47 48 49 50 far regular monthly cycle as stronger? get — — — — as the production of female DEAR READER — If you 51 52 53 54 by Bob Montana — — — — — — — — hormones is You survive it, It might, but It's a 55 because very poor train your 56 (4r's THE ONE II!II! you no longer have a Uterus. body. The emphasis is always HE'S LOOKING — — 59 — — 60 — — Under — not straining. You can train your heart by ..Jj you — — — hormone replacement exercising it at submazimal because your ovaries are still levelsaswlth agentleJogorl! normal amount your of hormones, you like to do so, engaging in HOROSCOPE I63 r1nm i1!iiIi 47 Enthusiasti- 4ROSS by Chic Young ,V T NOW, LET 5 SEE IF '1 DO OUR WIVES i ! UU1<5t LVS After X I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - fl Dr. rill rtw Jim e year for fibroids. These were causing me 01 and complications • miscarriages. The doctor my my uterus Gardening . E1 Take 24 an YOU 5A/SARGE TOLD LI5 TO - j hormones? newspaper, Box ' ' new THE BORN LOSER - 2 I . ' ARCHIE . THOUGHTJ1 JHJII1!1! LAST WEEK' ___ BUT I HE HIRED DADDY'S LOOKING FOR A NEW ACCOUNTAN moe ( won 't menstruate ___ 58 _ _____ those circumstances, on training _ I am sending you The various forms of athletics Health Letter number 5-12, such as a good tennis match Menopause, to give you more or swimming. on information the Most of the health problems ___________________________________________ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ay, Longwood, La ovaries are in place and levels or straining can be functioning normally, you harmful to individuals who around both physically and The one thing you don't want need not worry about that for have underlying, and many mentally, There's a good to be today Is a lone r. Involve a few more years. Other - times unrecognized, heart chance you'll find a yourself with persons who readers who want this issue pr oblems. , pleasurable pastime for have refreshing and exwhich you have greater skills pansive ideas. Good things by Howie Schneider _____ 18 01MALLYg I WAS www AvCU ALOLE? ELIE ___ _____ WIN than you realize, - could happen. (8pI. *Oct ) ARIES 5•Ap fl 1$) u one of the major reasona Should On ICIJI get rough in things should work out to your competitive situations, don't , " M. GRUWL.1 ,,) ( I COULPI4T AVAY ON A EUEVE IT WHEN HE FIT ASKEP ME !USLP4E55 T HA2EL' '10 TAKE CHARGE ,, OF THE PLANT.' NORTH OK J 106 by Ed 8UlhtSfl and career for the coming counters with others. You will = months are all discussed in see the benefits tht can be I JT. THEN. AS — your Astro-Graph Letter, derived by spreading good _______ WE which begins with your bit will. — SAGU'lARIUø (Nov. thday. Mail $1 for each to _____ TLKp) ________ Astro.Graph, Box 489, Radio Dec.21) You're lucky today In City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be situations having business or 4 financial overtones. It's a sure to specify birth da te. ___ (A pril 2$-May 9) good day to pitch or to put TAURUS _____ r You're luckier today dealing you big deal together. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2245L with things that are large In ____ scope than you are with trivial 19) Take the time to examine _________________ __ IFF =tters. Go for the big prim. Important iWAS from MrY of GEMINI (May 21-Jww 21) anglfe today. Onm YOU &nAly" _____ 000 •97 •103 • KS 54 11 _ _ Ic _ If you get involved In anything the situation thoroughly, financial today that shows you'll find answers that _ BUGS BUNNY promise, give it top priority, previously evaded YU tAdy Luck my be trying to AQUARIUS (Jan. WFOL 19) Your Industriousness the cash register for up Increases today in proportion CANCER (Jim. 21-July 22) to the benefits you Wherever possible today, do from work well done. Big Johe dahi 112YltJb MPE5S ¶ENEWTECHER? AN APPLE %ty4'T () gr. ________ ______ _____ SEE. WAY OTV 7J........_1.104d 1 14 ______________________________________ • That four-diamond double caused North to give up any . Pointy Included All All trump, cashes the hearts In 4 order to chuck a club, plays a ' club to dummy's ace, ruffs a .. club, leads a diamond, covers . whatever card West plays and ' has end-played East. Against the 10 of diamonds lead South played dumm Vulnerable: Both queen. East won with his k(n and led a club. South drew trumps and cashed the hearts, -. but was careful to discard a ' 1er.South West North East Sulk 10 Pau 30 Pus 30 Pan 4 4 DbI. 4 4 Pan 4 NT Pan 51V Then he played the ace and nine of diamonds to give East . bb choice of mode o[death. If East covered with the Jack, Pus dummy with a trump, cash Pass iO Pass Pass diamond - not a club. South would ruff, return to the seven of diamonds which would now be good in order to , discard his losing club. Actually, East took his one chance. (Ic ducked quickly, .. but Sou th believed that 10 of Opening lead:$ 10 By Oswald Jacoby and Mu Siulag diamonds opening lead and discarded his Losing club right what you can to boost your offer big rewards. North's three-club bid was then. friends' spirits. This will PISCES (Feb. ZSMird 9) designed to prevent a club (NEWSPAPER PR .) . produce an interesting Once again your unique lead against a final slam will buoy quality of makins, everyow He continued his (For a copy ot JA608y counter-effeel. that fancy Dan tactics wi th a MODERN,$end$1to:'Wjnat you yourspirltsiiswelL second-round four-diamond 8rid '.' care of this LEO JuIy ml, brightens day. No call which gave East a Chance p.r. P.O. Box 489, Radio City nds enjoy day wonder frietheir should be a *8-Aug. pleasant22) to ma ke a lead directi ng Station, New York, N.Y. you're likely to be company. double. 119.) .- . - CWbs. ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST , . LFTYUP 'IVUR - L_.-.- WHAT'S THE I*!S'ALL pV Tg 'y m8TURBiLL AHNIE,IT'5UKE WILL5UR! HOU5-'. 6OQ' ITMT, 'U CAll M THE UUP L*fT HI A WONT IT. RST PL t4 THE ______ ff/I - . . PE PRALSPJ . . 'iIWAORAN - ZOONI VS ' - - - - . * ar J S . 'r" II S1 + A- + '- 5-- . . ret)andhlswife,Sheila,hada buffet-cocktail party at their FITZPATRICK home on Meadow Lane to ingod, Introduce Nancy and Bill Winter Springs Broeren, their niece and -, ........ . J 1972 :;. Correspondent iI ,, -r The couple came to Florida Timer's Day" receptIàii to attend a transportation sponsored by the Longwood convention being held in this Civic League Woman's Club What should I say it one day decent exposure," whereupon she shouted so all could hear, toy mo ther.in-law asks to see An Evrening In Parts In Sa re days, out of town and from people who have moved away their neighborhood until they from Longwood, return for ended up with a house full of this "Day" to visit wi th for. people of all ages and from all met friends and relatives. , walks of life to meet Nancy If you have lived here for 10 .i and Bill, years or more, plans to join Sheila said it was gratifying the group at the Longwood t . " . . :. .. . .,- 41 "An Evening In Paris," the fashion review drew . 4 i!:.... - "Why, you dirty old man!" that box'! GIVEUPON My wife, (oming ill) behind FORGIVING lilt!, demanded, "Did you DEAR GIVE UP: Tell her pinch her?" Everyone in our P81'ty 00(1 most of the people the truth. She had It coming. in the restaurant had it good I The truth, not the box.I laugh - at illy eXpense, DEAR ABBY: This is for I quickly went back 08(1 VIRGO, who couldn't decide Pocketed the generous tip 1 whether to marry the had left for her. Abby, if they 'mature, responsible, hardflaunt it, shouldn't they be working man" beca use he complimented! And WUS I didn't have a college degree wrong to have pocketed the she did). p Someone should tell this TIPPEDOFFIN snob that college definitely TACOMA A lively group of women from the Twelve Oaks Campground in Sanford presented a skit and mock fashion show for the Sanford Citizens Club Tuesday at the April meeting at the,Sanford Civic Center. Titled . ' ..: - . ,. delightful moments of hilarity for the spectators. . to see so many different Civic League Woman's Club people mingling easily, an d enjoy the refreshment, ding mutual interests, sharing and reminiscing. concerns and apparently Sweetwater Country Club is renewing old friendships and planni ng a three-day Gala ' making some new friends. Grand Opening on April 24, 25, 'Flie Brown's son, Jeff, a and 26th. student at the University of According to Ronald Florida, came home to see his cousins, and volunteer his Romero, the club manager, help as the 'bartender' for the this party will feature an party. "Around the World In Foods" From all reports, the party buffet and cocktails on April was whopping success. 24 and , from 7 to 11 p.m. for ____ members only Joan Willoughby held an There will be buffet tables organizational meeting for and bars set up both inside the Owls Club at her home at and outside for the guests 1403 Cardinal Ave. in Skylark. convenience and enjoyment. On April 26 there will be a This is to be a social group interested in playing cards, black tie and optional dress mahjong, backg ammon, ball from a to 12 p.m., which cribbage, pinocle or going will be the glittering climax of bowling or to di nner theaters. this festive occasion. compliment her - I said it out of my sight. quietly, "That's a pretty i - Herald Photos by Tom Vincent . 5. 'C . . - ' - ' .' . .' .' ;. '.' -, %d1ss I - -•' - .. .. . . ,. - ' - . - ' .. does not make the person. My hEAR TIPPED: When they husband makes a very good ( ,. - '' . - about it during dinner. donated it to a charity for a Upon leaving - meaning to white elephant sale just to get _ Mistress of Ceremonies Marion Shepard, right, introduces the hii ,ashion models, 4- . -•: - - flaunt It, even it you enjoy it, living, but he didn't even Ignore It. You shouldn't have fi nish hugh school. I am pocketed the tip. If t he certainly not against higher waitress served your party education; however, a degree - well, she earned it - even if ,, * -. -. . she does have a big mouth. . . . s- " \.._.'., I. _ . . 44 4 . di ., ' ' . 44" . - -"' ' .. -, Mary ally Is a ecked-out in an alloccasion party frock that will styl My carry her through every season. :. -. , •, " ...' /.':.'.:. . ., ' j1r , A number of people have The Norm 'Schooping joined and shown an Interest Combo, which plays regularly in this type of club. The next five nights a week at the club, meeting will be held on April will furnish the music for , grand opening celebra tions, ____ along with some special enVirginia Hall would like to tertainment planned for this Abby shapely leg. We all remarked .I.-,-:Av _______________________________________________________ Dear waist. firII nephew from Arlington Sr. Citizen DEAR ABBY: Recently to celebrate a 70th birthday (mine)a group of couples went tea very fine restaurant. Our middle-aged waitress was we aring a tight black skirt slit up to her Each time she ciune down the short stairway she show ed a very - , doesn't automatically ensure DEAR ABBY: When my that a person is mature and well-rounded, I know some mot he r-in-law handed me my college Christmas gift last year she have graduates who don't sense enough to come in said, "You don't seem like the t of the rain. type who would like this, so if you don't Want it, please give This country was founded - it back to me because I love by people who were not afraid it!" of hard, honest work, and not Abby, I was in a no-win ashamed to get their hands situation. As I unwrapped it, I dirty in the process. was hurt to think that she I can only hope that this would give tire a gift she knew man who ishard-working "mature, I wouldn't like. Well, she was responsible. right. It was a gaudily decorated trinket box, in and earns $35,000 a year at terrible taste end about as only a job - not a profession" finds himself a woman more useless as anything could be. deserving of him. .,, . It was obvious that site wanted me to give it back to remind everyone of the "Old- occasion only, . PTA Sponsoring Annual Show ' '" SCORPIO her. Well, I'm not in the habit CONFIDENTIAL TO G.T. IN of telling people I don't hike TUCSON, ARIZ.: Experience their gif ts, so I told her I is Indeed a good teacher, but thought It was "interesting" Ford (Henry, not Jerry ) said: and kept it. She seemed "The trouble wi th the school surprised and disappointed, of experience is th at the As time went by, every ti1ne course Is so long that the I looked at that ugly, useless graduates are too old to go to . , box I became angry, so I work." 5 . ' ___________________ . ________ j . MP*V5 ______ by CraI Legpsft .+ i 8 The SemInoleCounty CncUof PTA wluspo,ijorthe annual county student art show in the center of Altamonte Mall April UwoughZ. IS RbII' I "M ff *WVft WOULD U ____ . III. ' , JAN'S PRODUCE n !11 beavailableattheshow. ,. I : " ' ......... . -- er III proper equipment for "bathing" and baskinginthesun. . FRESH It's a double exposure for Jean Hicks in this original double-breasted ensemble. PROD F1NESTANDFRESHESTQIJALITy MONEYCAN BUY.... Altamonte Mall in the Red Carpet Area, 4 - -' The Judges will be Dr. Jane Rivell, Orange County Co' ordinator; Marie Troutman, representing Leds Haven Art '. $ AM Tit 5:15 PM Theta Epsilon Chapter of presklentBettyJaekreported Petersen, Casey Sharrow, " Center;and Donne Janesczkp,represenungsegnlnoleCounty &taS1gmaptg met a the the Erica Cocksquare dance Betty Hickson and Joyce MDeparnent. GUARANTEED FRESH SanforofJnjs, wuasuccess, Harvey. Sctuglantgp awards will be given by Qealde Art Center for Akers he A candldflajg ritual flflni ' Jane NOT PREPACKAGED t *udestsln grades KtlrutMaltlasd Art Center wWgive held for Betty lll Jran chapter families seemed to • ,---SELECTYOUNOWN...INANY acholarships for grades 3 5 and Loch Haven Art Center Petersen and _______________________ Nancy Hack, enjoy the Easter picnic at the who received a pin and charm Sanford Zoo. 4111111d Ways and means Chairman President Tracy Wight Pat Van Winkle gave a report W" for high school students and Sanfordlesninole Art ___ medim Mscclati will provide a group awart Seminole County with the1111111 open ritual.to wder on the Miss and Master Seminole County Pageant Cotmcllof PtA's will give the But lnShow Aurt Areport01theAp,1J7)3p Saturday. _ MNWW was Members attending were: cu drawüi, (b11, P y0mu, thouI given by Pat Van Winkle. All Tracy Wight, Jane Akers, Pat sneia, printmaking, graphic design, _____ textiles, scalp. new chapter pr.aMfrnts were Johnson, Melanie Miller, dm dimensionial and Pottery. Jewelry pripsat along with Limb Cam,Pat Van Wiak, representati ves from each Laurel Rodgers, Nancy Hack, Ewryo, is Invited to support student art by attentung ttg'aI event. chapter. City Council Barbara Mayo. Karen Altamonte Mall Merchants Association is donating the C) :, -:' A panel of three judges will be Judging April 21 and _____ A. Off .. . 5 Col. Harry C. Brown (USA Heights, Ill., a suburb of Chicago, . . " Of Life will ponsn scholarship awards for the middle school, ..+ •,,, ,,,, __ .,. S .' 1 • (1PO'ThEMORNJPfl'YAl R40AN *0111%'yR A FINE M0ThOFAP"JR, .,,. __ by T. K. Ryan Wal ks continuous entertainment will be offered In the evenings. Entertainment will be supplied by schools In Seminok county andadetailedscheduleofwhatachooIswlllbeprging j I i1uØ 4.1 $ . TUMBLEWEEDS b . Art will be on display everyday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and .k--'- ----- ' 4 O%i' YOU ' .• ___ ' CRUIUN6 WHAT 6000 ___________________ poua'rsI p THE FOUNDATION IS ___ P' -. '1 Au a TOXES ___ GONNA Remark 'Tipped 16. 4~ W Lasnard by Bob Thav.s F5HRTOR ON, ITJUTTAI(E650 . LJIrty OId Man ' . having such a good time, thought of a grand slam and , • K J 52 0 Q J 1062' soum 0* Q 5532 AQ 073 BRIDGE he settled for six spades. Against any lead but a diamood six spades is a cinch, South wins the trick, draws ' 04 e : 4-Is-SO 10 •AQS7 •A $ EAST WEST learned today through en- resources, possible pftflI PRISCILLA'S POP _____________________ liking today is that you'll think of towing in the towel. believe enough in your ens You're a strong stretch to push them through to runner. (OCt. 24-Nov. *2) successful conclusions. luck, Important Lessons C&fl be Romance, travel, ________ AT Winter Springs area. Bill is associated with Sunday, from 2 to 4 p.m. the George W. Noffs, Inc., a This is the fourth year that Moving & Storage Company. this type reunion has been Harry and Sheila Invited held, with each year showing menopause symptoms since that people get into with you've asked for them. But I exercise are associated with fortunate in two areas. One YOUR BIRTHDAY April Seek activities this coming other to your finances, VIRGO (Aug. 23,sept. 22) year that permit you to mqve r UE M irr way to ________ HE around when nger women, concerned. growths - perfectly i1 0 each shoot. Do this ever), time the new (luring the winter. magnesium, their leaves can turn yellow. begin to set their flower buds. Normally, reach 10 to twelve inches in Occasionally, a fourth application of Be careful not to water poinsettias too this results in prolific blooming at or length. fertilizer will be needed in the middle of much, or place them in an area that has Christmas time. You'll need to keep pruning throughout the summer TOM when they bloom. season, if the fertilizer poor drainage. Over-watering and poor DAVIS the swumer season, but don't cut shoots applied in June is followed by extremely But if these normal light levels are But to insure a flush of bright red color drainage may cause root rot and death of interferred back- after about Sept. 10, Urban heavy rains. Use it 6.6-6, an with, poinsettias may bloom 8-M or the plant. by Christmas, you need to take steps Pruning after this time may interfere similar complete fertilizer on poin. ilorticulturist too early or too late. If they're growing in now. Einsettias aren't subject to many a low with flowering, since poinsettias develop settias. Apply about a quarter of a cup insect or disease problems. light area, the plants may bloom Poinsettias are starting to grow Most Insect their (lower buds soon after the first per plant distributed evenly around problems that do occur very early. If daylight is artificially ______________________________________ il week in October. the base of the plant. Work it into the soil can be easily extended, either by street lights or house such rapid growth, they have a tendency need to start pruning and pinching the Poinsettias need fertilizer three times lightly. and give the plant a light controlled with Malathion sprays. lights, plants inay be, prevented from to become very tall and spindly. If this plants soon, Copper sprays will generally solve most flowering. a year — growth starts in- the watering, happens, the plants won't produce many l eaf disease problems. Poinsettias need to be pruned several spring, again in June, and again in late A teaspoon of e psoni salt applied along flowers. Poinsettias are photo-period sensitive, To the he assured of color Christmas, times during the growing season. When October or early November. This last with tire fertilizer may also help. Epsom which means that the time they bloom is place poinsettia in anbyarea of the To keep poinsettia from becoming very the new shoots are 10 to 12 inches long, application promotes larger bracts with salt supplies magnesium to the plant. influenced by day garden thatthe doesn't length. Asplants days light tall and to promote more flowering, you cut them back, leaving four leaves on good color and facilitates root growth When poinsettias don't get enough beLonie shorter in t1w fall, the (luring night. receive artificial about poinsettias at this time of year. We all know that poinsettias are associated with the Christmas season because that's ovaries y 4 0 It may seem strange to be talking medicines at ..iii' I HAVE HIS MAP WITH THE LOCATION AND ELEVATION RI&HT HERE ___________ MINiS stelos NoW 76 Fnc"rgs Rrit h# DAM04 aft 0 stamped, BEETLE BAILEY DI& A FOXHOLE HEf V Friday, April 11, 1fl0—A I am DR. __ _ __ ___ QUANTITY YOU DESIRE 'JNIIIIIgn1 FARM FRESH EXTRA [LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGOS 'L and tug SsrvingCrutiv. Cuisine In - Sanford Home Monday Thru Friday From 11:89 M Park Ave .- ___________________ JAN ' S PRODUCE LOCalid In The Rut The Sanford Village Super Flu Market ) PHONE 323.1454 323•2172 . — .--+ 5- + . Lk ________________________________________________________________ __ -_-- -+ �-----.--..-.---- ..........---..-..-----.--,.-.----..----- -.--.------.----.---.--...________•_______•_____._•_..---_..----.._, - - '!Evsalng$sraW,$anfnjd,F,. E . Frlday,Aprflui,i$ . .. . Senate Bill ________________________________________________________________ . .. -. .. ' .,. - V-...- -.., . . .- . .. .- ..- Legal Notice __________________________________ . ---.- .. 't., -- 30-Apartments Unfurnished 4)—Houses CITYOF _______________________ _____________________ WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1 up. Pool. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN on Lalte - Ada. Just So. of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOLl. Airport Blvd. n the City Council of the City of BLE CARPORT, APPLI. Sanford. Call 323800 Winter Springs, Florida, that said ANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON AL. Mariner's Vfliag. City Council will hold a public MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. hearIng on Tuesday, May 13, 1980, FRIDAY, APRIL 1$ ____________________ SELLER WILL HOLD THE (UP!)— Pushers may have at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter 31—Apartments Furnished MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. , time . 44c line ' possible, to consider In Or. Tanglewood AA,, dosed, p.m., St. Richards Church, __________________ start providing the papers and 3 cOnsecutive times flc a line dinance entitled as follows: Lake Howell Road. spoonsas well as the marijua. 800 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 2 Bedrooms Apartments, fully- LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM. ANORDINANCEOF THE ci'ry lcons.cu?Ivetimes ca lIne HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. LongwoodAA,closed,Sp.m,, Rolling Hills Moravian na and Cocaine. OF turn. I equipped, utilities WINTER MONDAY thru FRIDAY SPRINGS, PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW included, $150 wit, so mo. Church, State Road 434. FLORIDA, REPEALING SEC. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3LsnesMinimum DOWN,SELLERWILLTAKE Shenandoah Village, 323.2920. The Senate Judiciary- TIONS 44.70.10, 44.70,11, 41.70.12, Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden —___________________ MORTGAGE. $32,000. 44.70.13, 44.70.14, 44.70.15, 44.70.16, Criminal Committee a p. 44.70.17, 44.70.11 AND Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Sanford, Studio, adults only, 44,70.19 proved a bill (SB 291) OF THE WINTER SPRINGS BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. tdlcere$Identialarea,$175mo. Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, 323*019. Thursday attacking "head CODE OF ORDINANCES ALL Deltona. CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. PERTAINING TO THE SITE shops" by outlawing the sale Furnished apts for Senio $60,000. PLAN REVIEW BOARD; TO CItIzens. Very clean. 311 of drug Paraphernalia. The PROVIDE FOR THE ADOPTION SATURDAY,APRILI9 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, bill now goes to the full OF SECTIONS 44.23, 44.23.1, ______________________ T*scola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida, Inc., 7 Cowan. FRESH PAINT, FRESH ________________________ Senate, probably nez, 44.23.2, 44.23.3, 44.23.4, 4433.3, p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. CARPETS, READY FOR OC. 44236 44.23.7 AND 41.23.8 ______________________ ________________________ . Wednesday. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. C RE A T I N 0 A N 0 Sanford AA Women', Groiç, 2 p.m., 11 W. First St. _____ _____ seUnfurnished ESTABLISHING THE SITE W1tIpnIid TheHouseCrirnlnaljustice PLAN BteriS CauelberryAA,clooed,Sp.in.,AscensjonL&jtheran BOARD; Committee has approved a N E Q UREVIEW Church Tiredol house hunting? 3.2, $330 RN or LPN, Ito 12 part time. IRIN0 T H E 2 Spaces In Masonic Gardens. in similar proposal by Rep. PREPARATION, PRESEN. mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, a p.m., Apply In person Sanford area's most beautiful Memor. Ni,r$ina I Convalescent Mary Ellen Hawkins, R. TATIOPI AND APPROVAL OF DeBary Community Center. For senior citizens. Gsn,vaG.rdlnsApts. II Park, $100 to settle estate. Center, 950 Melionvlll, Ava. SITE PLANS FOR DEVELOP 1505 W. 25th St. Naples, and sent it to the 322.4016 MENT OF LANDS AND THE Sweet Adellue. concert to benefit Roeenwald TYPIST floor. CONSTRUCTION OF IM. Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., Coin. Attractive 3 BR, 1½ B, walled PROVEMENTS OF ALL PAR. 4'POtSOfl&S - Long term job in Lake . To outlaw marijuana and yard, CHIA, fully eqpt kit, munity United Methodist Church fellowship hail, area.Willtraininavarietyo, CELS OF LAND EXCEPT SEIGLER REALTY many energy saving features. cocaine but yet allow the sale SINGLE -----------duties, ry. FAMILY DWELLINGS; $363 mo. 323.6570. BROKER NORRELL TEMPORARY of items needed touse them is p R o V I D I N 0 CANNON REST HOME Artist Day at the Zoo, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. for children F 0 N Special CStC, good food, for CalI647.I11$ 24395. MrtleAve. senseless, argued Mrs. SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River quaI Opportunity Employer elderly lady. Can pre-school through 12th grade. Register children at AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Orlando SIfl?OI'd Estates w.Oock,. $150 mo. Hawkins and Van Poole, patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, copy of said Ordinance shall small group picnic shelter for free admission. Prizes 327I$77 321.0610 Altamont, Springs. $341148. St. Johns Realty Co., Realtor Fort Lauderdale, the Senate beAavailable at the office of the ** * * * * ** for best art in various grade levels, 322.6123 bill sponsor. They said it CIty Clerk of the City of Winter Why be Lonely? Write: "oat LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 baths, Flea Market Sale, 8-11 a.m., Rolling Hills Moravian encourages people to ignore Springs, Florida, for all persons Mate" DatIng Service. AllA desiring to examine same. central HIA, $375. ___________________________ Q5 P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. Church, State Road 434, Longwood. the law. All Interested persons are in. tar, Fl. 3351$. 12 French Ave. to attend and be heard. PINECRE$T- 3 BR, 2 baths, "Even if this is struck vited Lake Brantley High School Barbecue and AuctIon, 2THISNOTICEI5tobepubII,hed 8350. (across from Health Dept.) dm, and I don't believe It In the Evening Herald, a 6:30 p.m Auction 5 p.m. I.ost & FoUnd Harold Hail, Inc.REALTOR will be, and even lithe sale of newspaper of general cIrculation 323S17 373.5771 _______________________ Spring Fling carnival sponsored by Pinecrest the City, one (1) tIme at least Found In Paola, adult Male drug paraphernalia goes of fifteen (15) days prior to the time Elementary School PTA, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Flea * * * * * * * brindle Greyhound wIth tatoos * OVIEDO- 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. underground, we will have oi ttc. public hearing, In cars. 3239241. Nochildrenorpets.$200mo. + market, movies, games, bake sale, food, made a statement to our Dted this 10th day of April, LPN full time, 3.11. Apply to _________ util. Is?, last I $100 damage ________ 1950. VFW Pod 1010$ and Auxiliary Uk-a-Bike, 10a.m. to young people that we are Lost: Male Cockatiel, gray w Lakeview Nursing Can er, 99 deposit. 3193415. - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, yellow cheeks, on Markham E. 2nd., $$flford. serious about our drug laws,' noon, Sanford Police Department parking lot. Bikes FLORIDA Rd, Paola area. 332.9504. REALTY - REALTORS taped free. Mrs. Hawkins said. 33-Houses Furnished _. By: Mary T. Norton, TYPIST WANTED- For Court ___________________ City Clerk Reporter, Sanford.Orange Romng papers, coke spoons Sanford's Sates Leader April 11,1980 ______________________ City area. 305.3236330 ext. Large 4 BR, 28 Sanford home, SUNDAY, APRIL20 and other paraphernalia are PublIsh DEU.76 or269from$:30t03:0Q.Aftar6 central location, $123 mo. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple WE LISTAND SELL sold openly at so-called head ____________________ Spur of theMoment BabysItting $100 dep. MORE HOMES THAN Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltena. shops and even at some In my home. HrIy, daily, wkiy BETTY C. CAMPBELL ANYONE IN THE Experienced BeautIcian to work Seminole LA, 3p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake rates. Day or night. 3234677. Licensed Real Estate Broker FICTITIOUS NAME record stores. SANFORD AREA owner is away 2 wits for 3fl4 Notice is hereby given that I am Minnie Drive, Sanford. The bill was approved 5-1, engaged in business at $70 vacation. 332•7$30 or 322.9105. erbAE Country living 3 BR, 28 home on Sanford Big Book AL, 7 p.m., Florida Power and Freeorreduc,dra,es with Judiciary-Criminal Semoran Blvd, Casseiberry, ____________________________ FulIyFurn3BR.1B,W.D, lchild, S acres in Geneval Every Experienced stockmen, cx. if you qualify. 3334134 Light. no pets, 6 mo lease, AprIl 15. Seminole County, Florida, under Imaginable feature, pool I Chairman Ken Myers, parlenced cashiers, I CX. Oct. 15. $300 mo, $200 sac dip, the fIctItious "Yowig-aI.Heert" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Cornname patio, FP & lakefront. Your's of Baby sitter available day or plrienced produce persons. Miami, dissenting. Sen. Ed CASSELBERRY 323.1417, Between noon I 6 WOOD WOR KS, for 113,3001 night, Part.time, reasonable Apply Food Barn, 25th 1 Park munity Center, Shell Road. Instruction 7:30 p.m., Open Dunn, Daytona Beach, and that I Intend to register sold p.m. ____ rates. 349.5981. Ave., Sanford. to public, _________________________ Beautiful 3 BR, 28 home in Loch voted for the bill, but he name with the Clerk of the Circuit wiii babysit In my home week. Court, SemInole County, Florida I LPN part time for Dr. Office. Arbor, w.C.H&A, w.w carpet, _____ Seminole COUIty Schools Art Show, Altamonte Mall, agreed with Myers It is accordance Ritifa) with the provisions QualIfIed persons reply to Box days. S. Sanford Ave..Lake ________________________ 1g. Fl. rm, built in planters, co-sponsored by County PTA, local galleries and probably unconstitutional the FictItIous Name Statutes, To. _. 55UP area. 323.5151. 55, c.o The Evnlng Herald bar, shelving I tots morel MINI.U.LOCK P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. musums. Entertainment through April . because it is so broad. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Loving . Learning environment New concrete buildings all sizes, Statutes 1957. 32771, Only $18,400. Open house and barbecue PACE School for Children offered In my home for your $20 I up, especially nice, most Davld.Mlcha,I, Inc. child. Problems because of Instructor for swimming, fitness Convenient on 1.4 a? SR 46 with Learning DisabIlities, 1-4 p.m., new building on 51g. Shirley Siegel Fantastic 2 BR, 28 brIck home Legal Notice your shift changes? Call for classes, I informal education behind Days Inn, 1.4 industrIal Sec., Treas. on3+ acresl All the extrasi Fl Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. details 3238312. program. Part.time only. Call Park. 3230061. -- Publish Apr. 18.231 May 2, 9, 1980 _________________________ rm., porch, din area, ww YMCA 862.0144. _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DEU72 Central Florida Choral Festival sponsored by carpet I CHIAI You have to THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ______________________ 1)lnstnjctjo,i see this one for 185.000. OFFICE HELP WANTED 37B"—Rental Offices American Guild of Organists; massed chorus singing / CIRCUIT IN 'AND FOR For tennis club, Must be neat 11 anthems, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park, 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA New 2 BR, 28 condo home in I honest. Call Doug 323.1363. CITY OF OFFICE I Retell space- $95.00 p.m. No admission charge. CASE NO. 7fl317CA49.K Exclusive DsIgn lovely Mayfair Villas, many . . monthly includes utilities. 323. WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO, Spare or part time sales help addItional featuresl Buy now 31fl or 830-9575. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Creative Expressions 3277813 a Florida banking corporation, Carnival of the Animals symphosy performed wanted. Work out of your own . or build I express yourself TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS .v ' PlaIntiff, Garage so full thervs no room home, set your own hourl. with your own personal taste. Florida Symphony Orchestra with Grapefru1t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN vs. -C -For Lis forthecar?Cleanitoutwltha EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Choose many designs, colors I by the City Council of the City of Productions, 2:30 p.m., Central Florida Zoo, Normal CLEO PALMER a.k.a INVESTMENT. Fringe Want Ad In the Herald, PH. stylest BeginnIng 143,900. 2 CLEO B. Winter Springs, Florida, that said zoo admission Ch11'g, 322.2611 or 831.9993. benefits include paid vacation, PALMER, C,L. THOMPSON, etc., City Council wIll hold models avail. Auto Repair or ???? a public Building at al., company car, retirement plan hearing at the CIty Hall, 100 N. _____________________ land all Fenced. Hwy 436 in Defendants. MONDAY, APRIL21 & more. Send Resume to: Mr. 1 BR, lB condo w-CHIA, w.w Forest City, 1800 mo. Edgwnon Ave., Winter SprIngs, NOTICE OP ACTION R. Lusttchau, l3öMargo Lane, carpet, pop? kit I W I D, weo.WiMer 8rtap Chamber .1 Commerce, Ft., on Tuesday, May 13, 1980, at TOi CLIO PALMER - eke LQS, rn. 33710. downstaIrs I by the pool. bead of director,, 8p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. -.INC. 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as Shop wIthout CLEO B. PALMER, Yours for $31,100. Amway Way. residence possible, consider an Ordinance Amway unknown, and all psrtinhavingor entitled astofollows: Monday Manes's Toestmakra (jab, 7:15 a.m,, EALTORS Hairdresser delIvered to your claiming to have any right, tIt 01' Holiday Inn, Wymore Real, Altamont. Sp11J'4L ForsalonlnDeiton. '339-0509 Just listedl 2 BR 1 B home In 701 Bldg. home. Call 333 440 After AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY lNerestInthIrealproperty.eln 661.5978 or 3744610 CCM on fenced let. 30 x 10 E. Aifamonte Dr. we.&enis. OF 339-0501 WINTER Weight Watchers, 10 am., Aacenslon Lutheran SPRINGS, a'i covered patio overlooking FLORIDA, REZONINO THE Cbwth,Casselberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal Savings YOU NURSING AIDES ARE p0011 C HIA, .at.In kit, FR I. HEREBY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED .D1n*trI Better Living Center of Cassel. NOTIFIED that ATLANTIC morel Just 840,0001 & Loan Asen., Altamonte Springs. NDS, SUBJECT PROPERTY ____________________ berry. Call for appt. 339.5002. BANK OF ORLANDO has tiled. lot' Rsnt Diet Worbahop, 10 am, and noon, Canton Union ABUTS THE SOUTHEAST SIDE Complaint NOTICE UNDER _____________________ CALLANYTIME I. In the abov,.styl.d OF EDGEMON AVENUE FROM RN full time,'S.4 shift. Apply In Court for the forecloiur. FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Warehouse, light manufacturing of a BAHAMA ROAD SOUTH TO per-i Sanford Nursing & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Jefferson 2565 with Office space. 2,SOO.10,aJo mortg.ge encumbering the SUNSET DRIVE, IN THE CITY that iaiioWlngIl Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvllle property, OF are 9eged sq fully sprInkled a in. Ward, Interstate Mall, Alznont.Spii WINTER SPRINGS, In Ave. Park 322-2420 Neeo busIness under the fictitIous sulated, Ill SR 46. 1.894-1098. test of the West SOS test of the a,02 Sanford Balmy, noon, Civic Center. NESEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, name of M &.A% ASSOCIATES, Wanted aIrcraft parts fabrlcater ¼ of SE¼ of SectIon 21, TownshIp FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING located at 720 Bucher Road, South Seminole AL, noon, Mental Health Center, & •ssembler. Prior aircraft 21 Seijffi, Range 30 East, lying CLASSIFICATION OF N.C1 TO N. MaitIand, Florida 32751, and in. V.E sIu.iRsiaI Robin Road, Altagnod, Springs 1A PURSUANT TO CHAPTER experience requIred. 333W?. East of Tus6awilla Road. French 2525 323-2222 tend toreglster said name wIth the We as an Equal OpportunIty South SeI.* Gardeu Club, 1 p.m., Youarecommanto,Iieyr 161.041 OF THE FLORIDA Clerk CircuIt Court of Seminole Snfoi-d Pasture Employer. STATUTES: PROVIDING FOR 'Ittindefen$esfosaid Complains Woman's ClUb. REALTORS nty, Florida. Forrent,3½acres,$33m0 wIth the Clerk Of the abey,.nam.d THE AMENDMENT OF THE Dated this 4th day of April, 1980 u1.i Sanford Al-Aaus, $ p.m., First United Methodist Multiple Listing Service Court and to serve a copy therest OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND MIM Associates, a Flor. Church, Sanford. ton the attorneys hIrehelow THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE ida general Partnership not later than May 14, ii.o. PLAN; SEVERABILITY; STEMPER SEZI Sanford LA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. By: Fred S. Mauk, Partner WITNESS my hand and seal of CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE BUYERS we have EX. By: Charlotte Morrow, Soldiori the Court at Sanford, SemInole DATE, PER IENCE I KNOWLEDGE APT OR HOUSE—With at least 2 Partner Lake and Country Club Lake Mary A copy of slid Ordinance shall County, Florida, this 9th day-of NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR in CREATIVE I owner harms, reasonable rent, In fts allot its Partners AprIl, i, be available at the Office of the FINANCING Al'Aa.u, Span,, Recreation 11*11 behInd Stromberg THE EVENING HERALD Sanford area: Call 3210076 PublishApr.1S,2s$.May7,9,sqo SEAt. CIty Clerk of the City of Winter OEU.74 CIRCULATION DEPART. after 3:30 p.m. Casison, Lake Mary. Springs, Fl., for all persons MUsT. ______________________ HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr desirIng to examine same. Bdrms, VFW Post 1010$ and A'11 iry joint meetIng, 8 p.rn,, 2 SIMINOLICOUNTYSOAND bath, w. Clerk of The Circuit All Interested persons are InOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 40—Condominiums I FIREPLACE, additional long cabin on lakefront. Court vlted to attend and be heard. monthly income of $420 all on NOTICE OP PUBLIC By: Eve Crabtrea THIS NOTICE Is to be published • Town house hf Sanora 3 BR, 5+ acres only $112,000. 51*1150 TUFDAV,APJUL22 Deputy Clerk In the Evening Herald, a The Seminole County Beard Of Ip beautifully furnIshed, pool, Sanford Sert.a, 7 am., 5ag's, LOWNDES, DROSDICK newspaper- of gaiter-al circulation CommIssioners wIll hold a public garage, avaIlable until Jan. 1, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI. [w,.Jpg IIII5 I DOSTIR Winter Springs Serums, 7:30 am., Community of ttte,CIty• on. (1) time at lees? hearing In Room 298 of the 1981 1423 mo. The Real Estate. TIES on W. 1st St. near PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION fIt sen'(lS) days prior to the tlmi Seminole County Courthou, Center, North Edgemon Avenue. Agency Inc. Realtors 373.55, proposed hospital, 1 city blocit of thi publIc By: RC.r- F. Hig,l,is, Isqufr 3005. FrenchAve. . s.nor. Florida on May 13th, 1980 only $110,000. SadosdLlom non, Holiday Inn. Sanford, Fl. 33771 SuIte 03, First Federal Bulldk Dated this 10th day of Apr-il, at7:OOP.M.,orassoonther,.fter 1910. Post Office Box as possIble to consider the BUYERS & SELLERS we can 41—tioise Orllndo, Florida CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS, follOwIng: advise clients on income TAX ___________________ Tel.: (30$) PORTER NUDID-Virl.,, jiIjj . -. FLORIDA PUBLIC HEARINO POE. consequences & shelters, deIIILnOWNkUnda.APP$YArI Attorneysfsr Plaintiff •y:MaryT.No,ton, CN*NS1 OF I 205150 others by appointment it. Or-India's, Sanfert IN till COUNTY COURT OF IN THU COUNTY COURT op PublIsh: April fl, le. 3a . City Clerk RESULATIOW$ SAVES. P10110* IN AND FOR FLORIDa __________________________ IN AND FOR Nurse Aides isp, in mar-ski Publish: April'11. 1980 $10101 MERRIAM SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA tame care. Apply In person DIU.75 AUICULTUIE TO Ci RETAIL !!uIo Case Ns. 19.11$.$P.OS Laleviow NursIng Canter, 917 CASE NO. $'W.SP.N COMMERCIAL PZ(4.l.iIj.le. $750 down NOTICE OP PUBLIC 51*1150 U. 2nd St., Sanford. FAMILY LINES FEDERAL FAMILY LINES FEDERAL pn at the sa corner of In. CITYOP Iclosing will put you in thIs 2 OP PROPOSED ChASSIS AND CREDIT UNION, 71$ South - Park CREDIT UNION, 211 South Park WINTER SF1 50$, tsr-section Of road rIghtol.wsy of ____________________ FLORIDA Berm, 1 Bath home with AMENDMENTS IN CURTAIN Tascawilla Road and Red B' Avenue, Sanford, Florida 33771. Avenue, $onfrd, Florida a771, p1,afn,ff DISTRICTS AND FIREPLACE, only $23,500. 21—Situations p$afffflff SOIIND*1Il$ Road, run South 33 degrees 13 21" TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I SR Spanish style doll house. vs. Op TIlE ZONINS OROINANCI U. 98 ft., thence NEIy 39.2 ft. mere NOTICE II HERESY GIVEN OP THE CITY OP Ideal for couple or single AID L OGLISSY, liii SI, UIUSDA J. MCQUIEN and bit tile City CeuecMol liii COy of FLORIDA. IN. or lees to a point 10 ft. I of the CENIC LOCATION on th. person. Only ss,o to assume PROVIMENT I Geneva, Florida 3313L JAKI C. McQUIEN, P.0.5,, tttiflCi W 00 ft. tO liii WWSF Springs, FIirIdg, Slat said bautiful Wekiva River 6+ mtg. with References, call m.ems. DefSWI oati. Notice Is hereby ivos that a P.0.5., said described property CIty Csvncll will held a pWSlic acres only 1110.000. Pic Hear-In, will be hold at the containing oet7 s. ft. more or NOTICE OP ACTION NOTICE OP ACTION IlNiin, on Tuesday, May 13,lNL Camm WILL SIT wIth elderly person It you have the Imagination this bern In the CIty hall loss - and from the $1 rer of Ti: Donald I. o.i.y TO: Sr-s.d. j, i_ 617:30p.m. eras soon Ilieisiftsr In 1s City if Sanford. Florida, JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres day or niget home can be turned into a 5 S4 .. at t Wer-iict if ki C. McQueen, 1913 5ening as peesile, to csiuidir an w, u. DI 7:00 o'dsck .*. en April 00,1985, Rd and Tuscawitlo Road. EzpSr-iced. •S5Y tsr-ms only $20,000. doplex or home with business lot ireat Read, N.E., Washington, D.C. run $ taiice entItled follOws: Is e.nshiur or maybe you have Ids of Geneva, Fior-1d 32732 00053 end aDU* 32 degrpes 33' 3$" 198 ft. Is thl ANORDINANCROF THICITY mints leWisshail, WE ARE CONCERNED WITH your own. Zoned comm. joins OrIIIIIIIOO Of P0.5, IhiAcerun S33degrwssi' Yew at. required to ppper OF WINTER Yew are required to $-ApIs.&tkiiwi SPRINGS, PLOR'$43,980. YOUR NEEDS. befele Judge Ala,. A. Dick.,, a beferu JIPdgV Alan A. Dickay, a IDA. REPEALING SICTION$ liii City if Sanford, Florida, fl 31" 1 along. me I NW line of Tesr .'u*efthisCswt,as,00A.*t Tuscawilla Rood 325 ft., thence U -JlineeflNeCIurt,$9:98a.M. 44N'44.k,44,46.fl,44.$4,441I 51sws; A portion of that ALL PL.ONIDA the Rid day of Jaip,, A. 0. NIL as Oil Rid day if Jwø,, AD, 1901, at 46$, 44.32.5 and 44.00-OR THU certaIn 350ft,ffionc,Nmy$,In,.,amor ALTY STtMPEIAOENCY &IBMIyOr 5 Ceupir-sern D, Ceiot$rsein D, $ernktele Ceunty WINTER SPRINGS CODS OF ppperty abutting 'N IdlOweod liu, to a point No ft. $SIWt 33 OPMNFOIDIi*i.1ON ream' only. WorkIng man Avanlaeenffie Nsflhwsil and lying degrees 13'21" Iof till South 1W REALTOR 332-4991 Cqwrthouse Ann*, Sanford, Ceurthiogs. Annex, Sanford, ORDINANCES UNTITJ.ID 20$', bshsien 8155 Mr-ad and AIrpul line of led Bug Lak,Read, ffi 2544$. French Ave. 332 prefer-ret References. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sem5noIe Cewety Flsrld, Seminole County, Florida, to ISO, TO PROVIDE OR ion RIIy to sea u, c. The THE Boulevard Is proposed to be run North 33 degrees 13' 31" an.wsr flip 32333$), 332377L 37.Ofl9 ppj. anur 'toe Cemplaliw for meie ADOPT1QN OP $ICTIOHS d4 West Evening Harold P.O. 50*1467, rosined fr-em AD (AIrhcu*uraU Noft. to said 3494455,3339198 334353 ** filed agalad you herein, Any doe tiled asalnol yew herein. Any 441 1W finest lii s 17,45.I1,M.lIdtis,isIs,- District Is MRI (*lN!ple.F.rnny Lake Iopd Ihonco Saford. Fl. 3271 _[ ue$Isnanswsrarrtptipg ormmnhrmmrorcewrtpleedln,s 44.1.1 and 44.IIs PROVIDIW West 335 ft. _______________________________ ResIdentIal DweIlIag District, alseg said R.W 1kw, tunes SWIy Lo.g Pa's Now mw?mup be flied wile tiers if tile Mad be flied with Clerk et f FOR $EV$u*øIuty,. - Said property being mire par. $.Ift.meree, leN, lsttle P.0.5w court, Seminole County Coor. - Cwt leinimlo County Cesir. FLICTS AND: IFPICTIV; tiaMarly desaibed as fetlem: kIM *1st slerhisases eli In the NW ¼ Of 1110 SE % if Wiouse, $astud, Florida. api y Itlewsa. $aMsrp, Pier-lie, and copy DATE. every size aid price. .BegInning 100115 feet West and SeIln 34, Township then.et furnished, lb Souls, Jfl• to tile ekew. cu if 41 OrIituni$,sii 27993 lest,$ewlil of She Northeast Range 98 lISP, Seminole Cunty, beaNlSle of ISO adIN__ISs cowr• ninnies Scull. 1$ feet Fierlli.(Furffierdr-55piffi N adirsie Is: t Nshen IS,. $-'00198 as loII, IIrt 44. ManS, C CS al ISO City WInS.r. NOr-Il. 45 41,roee East 186 lesS s 10hk$ SANDWICH SHOP is 4$ , r-r- et me Wersectisi if M.,Jll, A,*osy, 98$ SoilS Ps* AINmIV, No SillS P1r5 Avenue, SprIngs PSOIda, 1W all per-seas West 1$ lest to Mining, ad Red Bug Avielle. Pad CitIes Dissur s Pad OlNce Drinin H. Oar-felL deSW1W I. Isilmmno some. aisiicstisss LIke Road end L.,L.L IIa duelss Wad end Tuscawill Rood.) (DISTRICT NO.sastsri Grsclsus living. beg. F1WSo Fur-Ida, Wi, by May 27,1185, *1 11mietad Weekly I meshhly rates, hp.ri.øc. ieg, sqrg, ON levI. 2711.9 lest levIS et me N*oest I) Ups $W tillers $5 Sir od Is 41WI aJ -utilities Inquire S. Ode amer nexiSi SoulS 01$ Sad last The lii atlsn**ce will be ln psur Sailer-si, ur en .WiuIWwMilCu.d.$5,.fl, si.ue. ___ TIW$$Ot$c$isftw_utiblud 130leM •Øgreas(ad94.43 hear onurittep lot' $, jj, . essswsad,l-, may iets. $In,i'4 I_ Wad- NM 1W Is Soint if be filed wRI. Nil Land Davolii. f., peais. Oiliest ØIsV1W '00W _IhlSlut 1 11111111 ROOMS FOR RUNT UJJ1rW S$lmnIng Sectisli I. Yewi*ip N mont Manager. Hea'lng may 55 ,pjj ViistIi. ruilel in the CisnjiIaSISr rpnlu caoie..N_Js 1WlS.ftan,e 00 last, PUblic continued_trim time Is tiøte a. WITIIIi$MYIáOR.NIS1PI fldalj P Inquire if 41 MagnolIa Avg. CS SSOsofffi *ecardg iO Seminole COunty, Isund nacowory, Further detailo WhTllIU sly $nOadffi,s.I. W ii'i 151,115 dIYdl p ileN, PSOIN. ,: Ovulate by cailiI 0011305, Ed. of Ste Court en . 115 SW 0- --1* *4 -: M,,,. C27J11et 110* l.W *pe01 All paflles In beirut and *7, 1*L1'. , shtsa. SOme ifaueare, Is hsws ii ipsrstlss IN•V silt put' ssdsIi dNaenssheNhiv.anoppesiuni,y AI?WUIH.$ICK*ITN,JL 9101.isard.fceuswy ml ir. 'a*ieio $550 Seer-dot NidilesnIng, Cammls*neni kaws.s.nr --. lSWI5scoul PW,Si - ',': .Sv'15Clhyçomnlsi.i Sentinels County, Pierl SpJImeA.Gi's etSicIty$. -d,piie. BY; WbliasKirç50f ip; u *11555 Dopuly Clerk 5,5. ?amm.Jr, , -, CilslrmM , '. ru5150; AS*Ji,a Mip L r 0'! 0uiS ___ Allest: Aailiwr H. 51h1$, Jr-. 1'V.*"Ili5Msi SN., , ru1l*Apr5$,5,11. PubNde*p'N$S,sg . dun - '9t ossJpp 0S$3 MU. 9814705 Would Ban Head Shops Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS e I]i.iIiIiI'ii]Iip __ ___ __ C - -- =1 — DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday i 41-Houses .- 41 Build to Suit_our lot or yours FHA VA, FHA 3351245 REALTOR MLS 0 323-6061 or- eves. 3730517 142 Carver Av Academy Manor mo. Ie under if you qualify Mary Griffith Realtor 1-123.1426 322-3994 ito SANFORD $37,.,00 Bedroom, i' bath, Central HIA, good location, good neighborhood, 323.7832 Eve. 332-0612, 322-1517 207 E. 25th St. frank Construction & Realt REALTOR 830-6061 REALTY WORLD ioirnrs RCA LTY 1IALTOI GENTLE GENEVA, 3 BR, 18 Mobile w addition. Walk to Lake Harney. Great Terms? $28,500. PURE COUNTRY COMFORT.4 BR, lB on 1' acres walk to church, School 8. store. CCA QflO HANDYMA'a SPECIAL--3 BR, lB. over 1 acre. 120,000. BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 26l0SanfordAve. 321.0759 _________ Country Club Manor. 2 BR, JB, Family Rm., C-H&A, Corner Lot. Will consider FHA.VA. $31,900.00 For Rent till Jan. 'II. Sonora. Townhouse, funished 3 BR, 2' -? B. $42500 mo. Country Home-2", acres with 2 yr. old 45, 2'/? B. Large garage and workshop. $95,000.00. ______ REALTY WORLDi' ' The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 3435'/z 5. French (17-92) Sanford 333.5334 _____________________ Goldsboro —By Owner 3 BR, Completely remodeled inside & out. New w•w carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,500. 322 02)6. Inc. REALTOR, MLS 3235774 __________________ -_ -. -..... - LOVELY old 2 story. Live in fine section of town with 2 rental units to make the monthly payment. Only $19,500 down I assume low mt. mortgage. $69,500 .- T.hphon. HANDYMAN-3 Bedrooms, 1.? baths. -----_ CONVERT TO DUPLEXLarge 2 story, zoned. $32,500. _______________________ HIGHLAND PARK 3 BR. formal dining rm., eat-in kit. then, shade. 534,000. __________________ - - - - - - . - __________ - - - - -. - - ' - __________________________ . BUSINESS- 1 Story cornmerlcal building w-partition. Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. - __________________ - - DUPLEX- 1 BR, I Bath each. Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. 533,000.00. ____ _______________ - VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake Jessup Heights. $IO,a.00. - _________________ . -_ - - - . - - - - . - ___ EMPlOYMENT OPPOITUNITY ___ - - - - - - ' . f _____ ___ - - - , -.- :- ______________ - - --- ' .- ---. "--- - .-..• '- - __ - ___ ' - - - - ' '.- ":- - ____ . - - - -,. ---- - I-' - r _4_ . - - . , . - - . - , - __ . .,• . _____ - - APPLY SOuIKS 434 ______________ _____________ _____ __ - - ' . a- - - - - p -- -- - - - - -. - - ----- ............... .a_ -- - _ __-_ -. . .- NEALTON .. *isi. - Eve sn-os PI&W LISTING IN LONOW000 Qua. to shopping. elementary ChO0I, this bedroom, 3 beth $Iism. has over 1100 sq ft of Ii area a huge yard with Of big beautiful trees. jpw.er will go VA. $10000 - ,.'- - - -. .- - GOOD INCOME PRODUCER 2 bedroom, 1 bath, central H&A pIus 1 bedroom apt. Name your terms, $33900. REFRIGERATORS_$50 guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 3237310. - - 1 - Homes - - YR. OLD DBLWIDE Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, W' Central HIA heat pump, big harms., I huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 119.90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. & __________________ Also 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, ex. ceilent. $21,300. Crank ConstructIon I Realty, 'REALTOR 030-1051 REALTY WORLD TRY VA FINANCING WITS 0000*5 this neat 7 bedrOom home 335' deep lot. Just 31-5440 305-333- ____________________ 4.Acrsaje _________________________ _______________________ ORANGE CITY-2 PARCELS' 1 is S acres other 2 acres. RoIling terrain with lots Of trees. Good for home or miniranch. U.S. CITIES Tony Coppola a Associates, inc. REALTOR 641-2511 or 6300333/ - -- - _- --- - • I - U _ - rchandise UPRIGHT PIANO Oldbut inexcellentconditlon 323 S0 ___________________________ __________________________ New Spinet pianos. Choose from 2 top brand names, these are delux models. Full price $998 includes bench I delivery. Also exceptionally nice studio r'1o, fantastic tone , touch response, 589$. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village shopping Center, SR 434, I bit E. I-I. 395900. '71 Ford Van V $ Club Wagon 5700cr best offer 562 04.41 - I ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates ?lhr 6300070 MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leakyshowersour speiaIly, 2Syrs E.p, $69 $567 Clock Repair GWALTNEY JEWELER A OK TIRE lOIS. Park Ave. in-74J I Shocks 55.95-Heavy Duty 7.95 I 3226509 I ____________________________ AIR SHOCKS New Batteries $29.95 Concrete Wark 2413 French Aye., Sanford _________________________ - $9.9 - - -- PATlOS--lDEWALKS DRIVE WAYS 322 65.45 after 6 Cars Remove - BUY JUNK CARS From $IOto 860 Call 3fl-1624; 3224460 --- I -_-- Fireplaces - _____ Fainting& Repair ____________________________ Trent I'aintinq & Repair InteriorS Eterior Free Es?, 117 3559 Photography Wedding photography by ii" Cullum. Free engagemen? photos or color 8.10. 323 8758 ____________________________ - Remodeling Allerations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 313 0107 ' - - - KELLCOPAINTING Licensed & Dependable Quality household repairs Residential& Commercial Free st. 6170048 Creative Surfaces lic - special izing In repainting. mt & ext wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free E.t After you have called the rest call the beSt. 862 5592. es.sn-aking _______ ______ Palntlwj - 77—JUflk Yard Debr, Trash, Appliances & Misc. 1L0CAL1349537% _______________________________ CIrpatC$MnIIIg - - Ug Hauling eraniic tb ____________________________ 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg, Duel AC, only 13,250. 436 Auto Sales, 660 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 534 $399, _____________________________ , 76-Auto Parts .- NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed in our Busini'ss Service Directory __________________________ tOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrl.tt's Beauty HOCk Sl9E.ItSt.,322S142 _________________________________ , - REMODELING New rrns, kill bath remodeling. Fireplaces We handle the whole ball of wax. E LINK CONST. 3227029 ___________________________ T & J STONE CO. The King of The Rock All lypes 01 stone, interior exterior, ommercial. residential. Specialty' decorative lireplaces (installed). Call John 331 0317, free estimates, __________________________ - ______________ - I Accounting House Cleaning __________________________ _______________________ . COMPUTER SERVICES Local multi branch restaurant Housewives Cleaning Service company has computer time Personaliled. fast th'pendable available to process any type Regular or itimeb1SIS general ledger & payroll 'c 677 5891 wedo waSh windows counts We would like to _________________________ Secure a few good clients to ofi set our computer costs Landscape Maint. This would enable you to be 1 ____________________________ of a few select clients rather 'CALL 1 HE SOt.WAIHt'4 • than I of a 100 All work Noorder toosmallor Iarghandled by company con 311 4652 troller Routine or sophisticated accounting needs can be met Contract Lawn Care Duane Curry at 472 Mowing & lawn care, etc I Tmeorallscason Air Conditioning Call 3?? 0248 - ------------------ 771 Bean Care - -------.- -- UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALEWanted to buy for cash from 53—TV Radio-Stereo $300. Cash owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath -lop Dollar Paid for lunk & Used Call afterop.m. 373.5757 home. Write Box 1539, Sanford cars, trucks & heavy equipUsed tbl model color TV's, all giving location, owner and merit. 322-5990 working, 599.95. 10 to choose 4OA-'B'insss Eaip. price. No salesmen from. Noll's Sanford Furniture - Salvage, 17-92, so. of Sanford. WANTED TO BUY-Homes in 78—ltorcycIes LAST YEARSPRICES,Leaseor 322-5721. the City of Sanford for purchase an IBM 0S6 420 rehabilitationprolect. Will pay TELEVISION 1971 Harley-Oavdson 290. Ex. information processor, and up to $10,000, maybe more. RCA color console 25", sold new cellent condition, current IBM 056-452 information Call Stanley Stone, Sanford over $700. Balance du $11500 inspection, great mileage. processor atlas? years prices, Housing Aulhonity 305323or take over my payments 3235382 Available now, for informatIon 96)5. 117.00 month. Still in warranty. __________________________ call 372-1664 or 327-4086. Will delIver. Call 867-5391 A OK TIRE ___________________________ 372 7410 NEWTIRESSI9.19& UP 47A'MOrtgIgN Bougl* For Sale Used officeeqpt. Desk, 2413 French Aye, Sanford Good Used TV's,$7SIup filing cab. I chaIrs. Many &Sokl . MILLERS items to Choose from. Nolls 36IhOutando Dr. Ph. 372-0352 Sanford Furniture Salvage. I?Wil buy Is? & 2nd mortgates. We 79'rKks-Trajlers 92, So. of Sanford. 3226721. -also make Real Estate I TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig, Business loans. Florida $493.75. Sal $113.16 or SI? mo. 1971 RANCHERO-with topper, Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. 62-ai-Garden Agent 339-0386. _______________ fully equipped. 5500 or best Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976. —________ offer, 322 1751. BARGAIN TV's Palms-Pineapples I Pimdo,4 Why pay more? to 5 ft., delivered I planted. SO-ttdJScellafleous for Solo 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, HERB'S TV 550. Reclinata, $ to 9 ft, $125. 351 Cleveland, auto I AC, only 299?S. Sanford Ave. 333.1734 After 5 534.7593. _____________________ ___________________________ 136 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy $3,Iu, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 436 Casselberry, 034-5399. Lawnmowers.WeselIthe,,t& BUY, SELL,TRADE S4-'-rage servIce the rest. WESTERN 311-315 E. First St. 322.5432 _____________________ AUTO, 301 W. lit St. 10—Autos for Sale YARD SALE-I .amily. Sat I IRemlngtonlandtypewrlt.rw. —_ Sun. 9:30-1:00.3400 Hiawatha case, 1 Smith Corona w.case, FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL Ave., behind Dekie's Gulf both like new, for high schOol YELLOW SAND ______________________ JUST MAKE PAVMENTS-'6, Statiøn 17-92. orcollege,$3Seach,noch,cks. CalIClarkIHIrt3n.75.O to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 2536 Grove Dr. 3230141. 134-4105 (Dealer). Sat-Sun, furniture, household _____________________________ items, etc. S. Sanford Ave., Don't DespaIr Or Pull Your Hair 67-Uvestock- Poultry appr-. ½ mIS.of CardInal md., ___________________________ 1973 Dart Swinger, slant 6, auto, — Use A Want Ad. 323-3611 or follow pigits. 531-9993. AC, PS, very good cord. PIGS FOR SALE Must sell, $995 3735035 CARPORT SALE: Saturday Start your own used bookstorel tIllS 111 Satsuma Dr. BIkes, - 349-5912 _________________________ used books for sale. Call clOthes, misc. 1-275.3044 or 1-277-1596 for details. ö—lntedMoving Sale: FriSat. EntIre household. 1106 Washington Foot Lockers, $17J9up Avi. 9 till? ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Cash 322-4132 370 SanfordAve. 332-5791" FrI.Sst. off 1792, 203 Fairmont Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. I track tapeplayer I' Itoider + Dr., Buy I Sell, the finest In used Sunland Estates. many Columbia tapes, Mlcrowive, '71 FIrebird, furniture, IcIng., stoves, Lxturn., linens, file cao, plants, tools. cellenf ccnd, 323-1533. APARTMENTS clothes etc. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & POOL. TABLE-O' Professional. "l1l1Y For Less" MOvinOSale: April 1511L9t0 S. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Goad cond. all accessories Hoolt,edeek& niture Salvage. 3211231. included, $150 or best offer. - I,2,3$l. Sulles thalrs. typewritter-, boating Call 333-OIU. Will buy 010 clau ningi I. silver• U*fvri. Mull. FamIly equipment, 2 deep sea fishing coins. Top dollar paid. Call rods $90 each. Nothing over OFt. Pick-up TruckCop •Peel Laundry Jim 333.1815. $100. 171 7th St., Ciuluota. 351. $100 SovIet - I 'Story 6379. Call 332-1477 __________________________ 150$ W. 2$$IS IT, Antiques, modern furniture, 3 FAMILY garage sale-Air POOL- Doughboy abov. Stirling Silver, Oriental Rugs, SANFORD cord., plus odds ends. Sit & 36*15', v.ees l. Diamon. Bridges Antiques. Sun. 310 S. Edgenson. 337.3$4. 3.2Ip$ liner. You move, mo,i ._ '70 Pontiac Cony Catalina. runs (lOOd, 5795 904 313 0-160 I Wekiva River Rd off .36 W. Central Temp will service ACs, refrig, freezers, water coolers. misc. Call 373 7788 anytime ___________________________ -- ,'i ooage Royal Sportsman WD van, I pass., 34,000 ml. only 15,488, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casseiberry, ------- ---- .- 17 Chevy Sport Van, WDs,cyl, 3 sp., 35,000 ml. only 13,455, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 136, Casselberry, $345399. '77 Invader Elite 17' tn-hull with 115 Pip Mercury engine and trailer. 648 59-Mi.,sical KELVINAthR STOVE-. Excellent coed. Moving, must sell $100 or best offer, Call 3230)18, iSA-Vans ----- -. BIKES- Two 24" boys Schwinn. AI%o precision skates, size 6. black leather boot, like new. __3fl 1420. ----------- - I ____ -. -_ 4FO1z101w _____ loll , Arist Trailer, AC gas range & ref., like new cond. $1,295. 323 9034. _________________________________ - - 58Bicycles 339-0509 339-0508 SANFORD AVE-Duplex plus vacant lot, Zoned commercial. MICROWAVE 4 pct. interest to qualified Assumable mortgage. $44,900. buyers. New homes with Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. monthly payments under $230 Realty. Crank Construction Originally $619. assume payLow down payments, 3222387 ____________________ REALTOR ments of $2) mo Agent 3)9 W. Garnett White $306061 $388 RegRealEstateBroker REALTYWORLO JOHN K P I DER ASSOC. _______________________________ Ref. repo. 16 cu ft frost free, Orig. $529, now $705 or $19 mo. 107 W.Commerclal Agent 339S3$4 47Real Estate Wanted Phone3fl 7181,Sanford 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. * - ___ - - --- I.1I _ - CARRIAGE COVE- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath Beauty, better than new. $21,500. - ' - - -- _________________ REALTORS - TheTimeTestedFirm Rig. Neal Estate Broker 1ØN. Park Ave. 322-6123 - ___ 1971 Bonita Ski Boat with trIpod, 125 Johnson rebu- t motor & trailer, $900 or bet I offer. 323- - Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold or-hg. $109.35, used short time, Bal. $199.14 or $19.35 mu. A,ent 339-8386. 44.A ..,'IndustrIaTjjjrj ' INC. Fleetwood 12*60, 2 BR, cornpletely renovated, everything in excellent cond, new carpet, double front door, etc. Price reduced for quick sale $4,995 firm call 3234419 for pointment. ________________ - ___ - -- ..S't. dohni /eea/ti,, - ________________ - - _. 75Recreational Vehicles _______________________________ 16' v Boat and galvaniz' traIler. Boat needs som, work 323904 KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 I Lake Mary 2 BR, near 5CC. lovely lot, $30,000, See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's, GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA FHA Financing - ( - - - . 373 7831 - ____________- 52—ApplISt$cs$ - 6161 ____________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 ---- --- - ___________________ .' . ____________ BUSINESSfQFSaIs RetIring 322__________________________ Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy Want.Ad way. The magic number is 322-2611 or 131-9993. ---- 4oflntI bIl JmI 4r1.rA $11,5000uwP4 or less with 2nd. 3 BR, 2 bath, new country FOl' Sal. home, all amenities, --lI' APR on 1st mortgage. • BR, 20, w-w, CA H. WD, OW, pool, club house, set. p0cc,,, CHOICE AREA- 3 unit apt. 133,500,327-0373. - house $49,500. $19,500 down, assume 150,000 Ct $537.50 per II Pet. FInancing Available me. at 10 pct. APR. Very large I or 2 BR condo wall HOME— S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story. appl., including W-D w-w 2½ LOts Fenced Yard, 17th carpet, C-H&A, 527,900 1 BR; Street, Sanford. Call for 537,900 2 BR. 671 Cell or 1-273 Details. 4562. ___ Notice - 46--commercial Property 701 C.. French - Hwy. 46 West. Sanford 323-5620 S5—Boats&Accessories 5 Pc. wooden & 4 chairs, $50 each. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 S. of Sanford, 322.1721. - - - Dell's Auction Center __________ I LOCHARBOR CT-I BR,pOOl, best schools. $64,000. - - - F-ri Sat9t 04.3 Family Baby turn., clothes, misc. In rear 716 W. 1st - ' ______ - ________ ____________ 'A-.iiiIiii' _______________________________ - * '*'AUCTION SALE FRI. 7:30 P.M, S Piece wrought iron patio set, new dining tables 8. stools, stereos & TV5, redwood patio chairs, recliners & other chairs, lamps and all kinds of other household items, small & large. CASH DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE MovingSale Saturday Only 211 Lakeview Ave., Sanford ________________________ YARD SALE: Sat & Sun. Toys, baby. children's and women's clothes, etc. 105 S Sunland Or., Sunland Estates. - - I _____________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi dential Auctions 8. Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction, 3235620, ______________ - 1978 Singer 1-utura 1-ully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $18) or $71 mo. Agent 339 $6, Plumbing business compietew. Inventory real estate. Call W. Malbczowski, REALTOR, 322-7903, _______ Day or Night _____________________ - L.gd Longwood, lovely 3 BR, 1', 8, like new, $12,900 cash to mortgage.. Vacant, move in today. $43,900. Harold Hall Realty , __________________ 7C-,mo _______________ _____________________________ . -_ -- -- - 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON. AUTO. AIR. LOOKS GOOD RUNS GOOD EXC TIRES $5 371 0640 1971 CADILLAC-Must sell. Financing available, New transmission, all extras 11,895 Call 322 6191 72-AuCtion _____________________ _____________________ YARD SALE Ass? smi furniture 8. 'uantlty of material remnants, never used. Sat 8. Sun 95 7l Magnolia Ave. 323 SI-Household GOods ROCKETT ____________ ----- off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only? Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of Sanford. 3228721. 7439 S Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 327 %577 321 0640 Sanlanla 3 BR, 28, C-H&A, privacy fence, pool-patio, Low dwn owner will hold at 12 pct. $35,900. 372-4914'stt S. -- - WE BUY CARS '69Chev7dr,AC.Auto PS. good trans $600 323 28)9 aft - ---_ - - -. -- REFRIGERATOR, brown, $63; Couch, brown vinyl, $150, Sewing machine & cabinet, IllS; 2 Bar stools. $3 each. 203 Collins Dr. 373-0177 alter 4:30 or weekends. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE00 & CFU. 120.000. Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 pm It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 2558311 for further details __________________________ HALL TREE, Vanity and bookcase Best offer Or. French Antique-s. 327 0354. "I would like a moment with your computerl" -- 78 Pont Trans Am. Ike new, 33.000 mi only 15.898 136 Auto Sales. 160 Hwy 1)6. ('aceIhnrrv J 8199 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hendrix Antiques 119, Oviedo Fl. 3633710. Stock reduction sale Starts April 12 thru 30, 30 pcI. off on all items over 175 Large variety to choose from. Call for direc tions, also furniture refinishing. Open 5 to S 4-il 2'ACRESPINE& PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT OSTEEN RETREAT, 20 acres w hunting camp. $39,900?!? ____________ Notice - PONTIAC Grand Pri, flu,ng new one, beat trade price on 1976 silver cream puff Low miles. Michelins, great cash price Cons der financog wIt Qood down or trade for van 3230106 - Hwy --- SEIGLER REALTY BROKER - - -, O A,.•: WI WPiUILJ l6OIds Delta 88, 2dr. 350 engine, 48.000 one owner mi, only $24-U. 436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry. 831 8399 71 -Antiques 2'., ACRES, PAVED ROAD, ______________________ OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR I —____ LOTS. $12,500. TERMS 50-Miscellaneous for sue AVAILABLE. BUILDERS BEAUTY. S BR, lB on 4 acres, pool, FP, suana & more, more, more! CALL SANDY WISDOM '149 5698 862 1700 24 hrs. _____ ________ . ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM. $6,500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. EQUESTRIANS DELIGHT, 3 BR. 2B, cedar & stone. FP. 5 acres. 36x36 custom barn. ___________ - -- BOWLESREALTYINC. BETTER HOMES 8. GARDENS ORANGE CITY- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Living rm, extra large kitthen&familyroom,syears old. Asking $39,000. Owner will help finance qualified person. Act Now? This Won't Last Long? Call 7*9.4357 Owner___________________________ Associate, ______ . A '' - Wanted to buy used office equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, Se.of Sanford. 372-8721. • Buying silver coins at 19 to I or more. Silver dollars in good shape $75. Private Party will P-U. Call Ron 645 1051. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Req. Broke ri 290 N. 17-92, Casseiberry, Fl. *34$ Eve. $623655 ______ Beautiful country lot In Deltorsa, located off Courtland I Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323-7*89 after 5. ___________________________ acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Mailczowski, REALTOR, 3fl.7193. - iiscss a REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. _____________________ 24 HOUR t 322-9283 - - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611 or 831-9993, __________________ ______ ______ Liitnc In ,.. OOYVdfltU 10 DUY Webuyusedfurnjture FURNITURE& THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323 6593 REAL ESTATE ' , Legal __ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furnilure, 205 E. 7Sfh St. 323 0981. Cal I Ba rt REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 32? 7198 ________________________________ COLBERT REALTY $250 - - - by Gill Fox 100' LAKE FRONT LOT hr Casselberryon Seminola Blvd Good for Investment or usi noW $11,900 with good terms, HAL MULTIPL.ELISTING REALTOR, 2010 N. GRAPIDVIEW....) bedroom, 2 bath. Central HIA, large lot with beautiful shade treø on cul-de-sac, 539.900. 2'. pct. down-owner will carry balance Owner may rent, (en1to 5daiIy _____________________ ____________________ 43-Lots-Acreage - Burrows Lane. Roseland Park 2 BR, I B, will finance to qualified buyer. I 855 7559. NEW HAES STENSTROM ' SIDE GLANCES ' AAA £MPLOVMT - Houses VA. FHA.235.COn. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lOt 0? our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Mectel Inc. Realtor 614 3013 M. Unsworth Realty 2o CROCmT - Friday, AprIl 18, 1983-: IA Tr'aCtOr Mowing ___________________________ TRACTOR MOWING Lots, Pastures & Acreage Rt'dSOflSabIL' Call 323 3576 - Tree Service _________________________ Tree Service Top. Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn 831 7499 - Boarding - - -______________ -'- ______ - , -. - - -. - - ________________ _ - -------- .. _____ ' - - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controlled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322-5752. _______________________ l'bfl*lflll'0VSfTRflK ________________________ CUSTOMNOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses 5.0. BALINT 322 5665 Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of alltypes.Lic. Bonded 323 6035 insured $34 I Man, qualityoperation $yrs.exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 327-1321 _________________________ _ Hoi'ne RePair _________________________ _____ SERVICES UNLIMITED HomeRepairlRemo(teling 24 hi. 3720771 Additiunsi Me-modeling Free Est. Lic. I Bonded Johnny Walker Cons?. Ltd. 3226457 ___________________ TYPING, SEC RE TAR I A. WORK My home Profession al, prompt, pickup & del. if nec. 3234416, TV Rentals - BEST TV RENTAL No DEPOSIT NOQUALIFYING 1$ SOwk,$27 mo. Free Delivery. Buy Option Serving South Seminole. Phone 339 814* _________________________ Welding ____________________ BARROWS WELDING SERVICE 32) 0517 Custom built utility & boat trail. ir-s, truck racks & misc. repairs. ___________________________ ndow& Screen Repair - ___________________ ____________________ WINDOW I SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 322 after 6 _________________ 'it , ___________________________________________ _____________________________________ �•.• --.- -. - .. -. -------- - ------ -------- ' ------ - ------- Friday, April is, 910 12A—Evening Herald, sanford, Fl. After 25 Years, She Can See ST. LOUIS (UP!) — Anne Snyder remembers the "I got a skin rash that led to blisters on my She flew to Florida for an examination. Even day she saw a strange woman in her hospital room, eyelid," she said. "I couldn't open my eye unless! though the operation will work on very few blind "I got out of bed and went to the sink," she threw my head back real fast. When the doctor saw persons, Mrs. Snyder was given a good chance of recalled. "A woman was standing there. I waited me, he said, 'What's she doing here? She's more being able to see again. for her to say something, but she didn't, so I raised dead than alive.' Then I went to the hospital for 10 my hand to wave and said, 'Hi.' weeks. "AS long as you have a good retina," she ex. "The woman raised her hand, too — that's when I "I came home looking like a dried-up prune. I lost plained, "the implant will work. With a 99 percent realized it was my reflection in the mirror." so much weight because I couldn't eat at all. They chance of sight, who wouldn't take it?" Mrs. Snyder hadn't seen her reflection — or had nothing but ointment on me. I had blisters over In the surgery Polack removed Mrs. Snyder's anything else — for 25 years before her operation at my whole body. I'd try to turn over and my blisters cornea, plus a cataract. A small ring of bone was the University of Florida in October. A rare disease would stick to the sheet. The screaming I did taken from her shin and attached to the eye, and a had dried up the membranes in her body, causing because of the pain shook the whole hospital floor." mechanical lens, like that of a fixed-focus camera, burn-like lesions on her skin and taking away her Mrs. Snyder had no tear ducts and a constantly was threaded into the bone. sight. dry mouth. She lost her hair and nails. The conMrs. Snyder's eyelid was sewn shut and a small Now, with the help of a camera-like lens im- dition, later diagnosed as Stevens-Johnson Syn. opening, like a peephole, was made for the lens to planted in her eye, the 70-year-old widow delights in drome, which dries up the body's membranes, see through. the sight of many things — from her 13 grandchll- began to affect Mrs. Snyder's sight. dren and one great-grandchild to branches stripped When the moment of truth came, on Oct. 17, a "Did you ever swim underwater?" she asked. of their leaves in the winter. But she admits stir- "That's the way I could see at first, a wavy kind of crowd of doctors surrounded Mrs. Snyder's bed. prise at seeing that strange reflection In the mirror, sight. After a while I lost everything but light "They removed the pressure patch," she "1 said, 'Oh, dear God, what happened to me," perception. I could see nothing but shadows for 25 recalled, "and the doctors had put a card in front of she laughed, recalling the shock of seeing 25 years years." me. They asked III could see, and I told them all I In the 1960s a doctor in Indianapolis tried a cornea of aging all at once. "I was all gray and wrinkled. could see was a '95' on the card. When I said that, That was my first surprise. I didn't have any gray transplant to restore the sight in Mrs. Snyder's right some of the doctors jumped out and let out an exeye, but the transplant was rejected, and the eye hair when I got sick." clamatlon, 'Oh!' Anne Snyder and her husband were living in had to be removed. With one artificial eye and "But I was calm and collected and cool. I'm not Hammond, Ind., in 1954 when they went to another eye which saw only shadows, Mrs. Snyder going to say it wasn't exciting to see. But I was Columbus, Ohio, on vacation. A pounding headache was not about to try another experiment, calm." cut short ber enjoyment of the trip, and they sped Then she heard about Dr. Frank Polack at the Now that her sight has been restored, Mrs. Snyder home as quickly as they could. Her real troubles University of Florida in Gainesville, who had im- is catching up on 25 lost years, reading letters and began with a reaction to the medicine she took for planted a mechanical lens In the eye of a Kentucky personal papers packed when she moved to St. the pain, Louis three years ago to be near her daughter. woman and restored her sight after 42 years. •' Ewning Heiald Friday, April 18, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA When Will Big Quake Hit California? 'iN FRANCISCO (UP!) — It's just a matter of poses" that a rush-hour quake with a Richter bay mud, in which shock waves intensify. More than time before a vast section of California is convulsed magnitude of 7 — much less than the 8.3 of 1906 — it few recent subdivisions have been built on such by an earthquake packing the enormous power of would take 10,000 lives from falling structures, sites. the ternblor that devastated San Francisco 74 years Another 60,000 would the in flash floods resulting Even if the structures survive, gas and water ago this week, on April 18, 1906. from the collapse of a couple of major dams among mains rupture, increasing the threat of fire. It is geological certainty that it will come before 226 dams in the area. Firefighters and other emergency services can't the end of the century. In 1906, the quake set 270 miles of the San Andreas move through the rubble. fault in motion for 28 seconds, convulsing 375, Bruce Bolt, a University of California On the anniversary of the 1906 disaster Friday, seismologist, puts the chance at better than 50,5() square miles. ' San Francisco will conduct its first major earwithin this decade. The temblia' and its resulting fire demolished 5 thquake exercise. Drills will be held in the schools, Precisely where "the big one" will strike cannot square miles in San Francisco, mostly downtown, and volunteers at 19 hospitals will simulate the and took about 600 lives, he knorn, but it is almost certain that it will be in a arrival of casualties. heavily populated area. The state of San Francisco's preparedness was California authorities believe the best, even if reflected in some admissions made last week by weak, defense against the next earthquake is to When the 1906 earthquake hit, the San Francisco city officials over the emergency communications Bay area was sparsely settled. Since then, the ensure the strength of buildings. Charles Richter, system hastily announced by Mayor Dianne California population has multiplied 10 times. who invented the Richter scale, has long argued Feinstein after January's substantial shakes. losses are preventable. Subdivisions have been built on treacherous loose that many Key city officials were supposed to give notice [Ill, high rises have gone up in the cities, freeways when they traveled more than two hours from the Modern structures, such as steel-frame office are straddled with overpasses, waterways with buildings and high-rise dwellings, are built to city. A iionth later, it turned out, they had quit bridges, bothering. This week funds for portable radios and survive quakes — as is the Golden Gate Bridge. A 1973 federal study guessed "for planning purpagers were still bottled up in committee. The least safe buildings rest on fill, often covering YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Herald Phosi W TOM Ne111104 PLANTING TREES Complete Weeks TV Listings Helping celebrate Tuesday's Arbor Day, the beautification committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a treeplanting project along Park Avenue Saturday. Helping with the project will be Seminole County Forester Mike Martin, and area Girl Scouts and their Troop Leaders, represented here by Dona Speir and her daughter Sondra. The 7-foot laurel oaks will also be made available to individuals at a delivered cost of $12 each. Trees may be reserved by calling the Chamber. Herald Photo by Tom N.IsiI Twenty colorful hot-air balloons filled the Seminole County skies r.c.ntly, but the preflight activity on the ground was also worth watching. For story and photos, see Pages 2 and 3. ii H H M. .y • .. - 4 ' _ 1 .4 as A4. • .. -. . • £ 1-;•_-:,.. -. 4V A -'-..- �- S -S - -• - 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, April 18, 980 !?unds Chase Hare, GO GUIDE If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat j*f I MB. C's FRIED CHICKEN - Enjoy complete shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern fried chicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. •:•. FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN - Eat in or carry-out Famous Recipe "honey dipped" fried chicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford. CAVALIER MOTOR INN - Breakfast served 7-11 a.m., dinner 5-10 p.m. and featuring "Pot Luck" lunch buffet. Hwy. 17.92 S. of Airport Blvd., Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - 14 - Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. 1.a(lies' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. v iii r I , •i I.III., ivay ____________ _, __a 4 .),IIIIUFU ItJIIU( £Wift?VULWIL Association building, Highway 17-92 on lakefront. - ________ - -- 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. Shakespearean comedy is theme of "To Know Thyself" to be performed at 8 p.m., April 29 and 30 at Orlando's Great Southern Music Hall by University of Central Florida's Simply Shakespeare troupe. Proceeds to UCF Shakespeare Institute 1981. Tickets available at Great Southern, and mall ticket agencies. The hare, impatient to fly, is surrounded by 19 yet-to-be-inflated hounds. .4.. .I • S W ' \\ • - :4 -, .- The pilot gives 7. his balloon a S burst of propane flame just prior to liftoff. Off In Pursuit S , '.i - Balloons hang above the crowd. .,..-- I 'cl--it ' .5 - - Even a half-inflated balloon dwarfs spectators. S f aF Despite the early hour, hundreds of spectators showed up for the 7 a.m. start of the second annual "Cocoa-Cola, BJ- 105, Altamonte Mall Balloon Race." In an open field just west of the Mall, 19 hotair balloons lay flat on the ground surrounding one 70-foot, inflated giant impatient to fly. The balloon was the "hare" and it was to be chased by the 19 "hounds." As soon as it left the ground, the hounds would be inflated with hot air from their propane burners and give chase. Once the hare landed, the object was for the hounds to drop a bean bag as close as possible to the grounded hare. The one closest would be the winner. A holiday atmosphere filled the crowd as they wandered among the brightly colored balloons, snapping pictures and chatting with the crews and pilots. At the pilot's briefing shortly before the start of the race, it was noted that the wind would blow the balloons north toward Sanford and perhaps over the dense Wekiva Forest. A forced landing in the forest was not recommended, said Terry Dillard, pilot of the hare balloon, due to the thick vegetation and numerous alligators. "If you don't have an alligator repellent," he said, "we have some in the balloon." Less than an hour after the start, the balloons were reported to have landed safely a few miles west of Sanford. The final score was Balloons 20, Alligators 0. Tom Netsel Florida Symphony Orchestra Pops Concert, . featuring Ballet Royal, Saturday, April 19, 8 p.m.,NP'- ,•, Lake Eola BandsheU, Orlando. Free to public. €...•' J... "Art for Heart" preview and auction, Sunday, May 4, . Hilton Inn South convention center, 7400 International Drive Orlando. Complimentary wine and cheese, 2 p.m. Auction 3 p.m. ...s And Only The All,igators Lost Photos by 4th Annual United Cerebral Palsy Bluegrass Festival, May 9, 10 and 11, Yogi Bear's Jellystone Camp Resort, Interstate-4 and International Drive. Call 841-7491 for further information. Artist Day at Central Florida Zoo, Sanford, Saturday, April 19, 10 am, to 5 p.m. For pre-school through 12th grade. Registration small group picnic shelter, young artists admitted free. Prizes to winners. Art Auction and Exhibition to benefit f"wman Centers of Central Florida, 7:30 p.m., May 3, Bush Auditorium Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to public. "Carnival", a romantic musical, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, May 1-3, 8-10; 8:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.m. Call 646-2501. Energy Technology Exhibit, open daily, April 7-18, Seminole Community College Library. Exhibit of Hungarian and Central European pain. tings and Hungarian Folk Art, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through May 8, Tuesday-Friday, 10 urn, to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Free to public. 12th Peace River Bluegrass Festival, Arcadia, May 24. Performances 7 p.m., Friday through Sunday at 4 p.m. Free camping with weekend ticket, KOA Kampground, State Road 70. Barbecue, crafts and eoncessions. . .. .• Friday, April 18, 1980-3 Story and Honda Symphony Orchestra with Grapefruit Productions will perform the Carnival of the Animals Symphony, Sunday, April 20 at 2:30 p.m. Normal zoo admission. Proceeds to Florida Symphony Orchestra. .. 'I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '• - •. S - • 10 'A' - .S--.- -• L: - '.-,,-a. ''- '-'.'.::' •- .'S Hounds drift toward Sanford chasing the hare. �. . • . - -. . .- -... - . - -. I - 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April is, 050 Self-Care TV Show Ir —FLORIDA— feature guest hosts along with regular co-hosts, Dr. Al Roberts and Dr. Anne Race, both of the University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas, to provide viewers with health information, Guest host for the first six half-hour programs is Cyd Charlase. One of the most )ldwable of American enkertainers, actress and dancer Cyd Charisse has had naJor roles in more than jJeature films, including "East Side West Side," I ARRIVEAWEl SUNSHINE STATE., April 18 thru 24 increased use of animation longer, healthier and more and more dramatizations to satisfying lives. A major help viewers better Un- thrust of 'Here's to Your derstand how to take care of Health' is to show people how themselves. The crew will they can prevent serious visit research centers, health problems. We are hospitals, classrooms and trying to show not only what special treatment clinics causes disease, but what throughout the country, and promotes good health. The Actor Peter Graves will many of the nation's medical accent of the series is host the second seven shows experts will join Drs. Race positive." In the series. He'll be Joined and Roberts to offer viewers The subjects of the first six by Cheryl Tiegs for a special straightforward health-care programs in the series inhour-long health quiz later in advice, dude "Everyday Aches and "As a dancer, I know the the season. "The 1970s saw an Un- Pains," "Understanding Value and necessity of precedented public demand Diabetes," a special two. aeeping yowaeu neauny," me expanaeu coverage to for health information," part program on "The the 1* edition of "Here's to says executive producer Mysteries of Sleep," Your Health" will include David Dowe. "Americans "Traveling Healthy" and ii• j;i more location segments, are determined to live "The Healthy Family." 'Singin' in the Rain," "Silk Stockings" and "The Silencers." A classically trained dancer, Miss Charisse began her career with the Ballet Russe before breaking Into motion plctures with "Something to Shout About" in 1942. She brings her infectious charm, as well as her commitment to good health and physical fitness, to serve as narrator, says Miss Chalisse. "i learned a long time ago the connection between staying well and living well, and I want to share some of my secrets for staying healthy with the 'Here's to Your Health's' audience." as Scarlet O'Hara I CROSSI"D I OMEIs Still Alive ALL ES99C PLAZii 01W The "good ole girl" as MAT ,, _.._ .'iwepitomized VLLUIULLU by DlUflVfl _•____ t___ ,I____t__ DOWNY MOST, LINDA PURL LEO & L011 P. I PLAZA l I '" tin ,,'as sn,s 910111 Dubois and Scarlett O'Hara Is still very much alive in the South, says Rosemary Daniel! in her new "Fatal Flowers: On Sin, Sex and Suicide In the Deep South" (Holt, Rinehart and Win. ston, $11.95). 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Independent Orlando Independent Atinta, Ga. !J (35) (CBS) Orlando (1 7) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Orlando Public Broadcasting System (10) CR Specials Of The 3:30 (1) 0 AFTERNOON PLAYHOUSE "Lost In Death Valley" Five members of a high school marching band are stranded In the searing desert heat when their plane crashes. EVENING UNTEER (10) LA GI0ONDA RenaIa Scotto and Luciano PavarotII star In the San Francisco Opera's production of Ponchleill's tragic drams% which explores unrequited love In 17th-century Venice and teatures the ballet "Dance Of The Hours." (R) 9:00 0 CELEBRITY CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Robt Conrad and Victoria Princlpal coach two teams of celebnities, one male and the other female, who compete against each other in a series of athletIc events. lo:oo 0(4) BEYOND AND BACK Documentary. People who have been declared medically dead but have returned to life toIl of their feelings and experlences. SUNDAY 0 (10) PURSUIT OF EXCEL.. 9.00 (!2)(17)SCOI.mNoms.,. AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING CD 0 HAVE A HEART... VOL- AFTERNOON MORNING Week 2:00 SATURDAY EVENING &oo (35) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 10:00 0 (10) BOSTON MARATHON '60 Coverage of the 84th annlversary of the oldest foot race In the United States is presented. Anchors are Bud Collins. Kathy Switzer and Larry Rawson. TUESDAY EVENING 11:00 8.00 (4) SPEAK UP AMERICA The people of America give their opinions - humorous, LENCE This program focuses Issues and events of the day. on champion marathon runner Bill Rodgers and Olympic medal winner Frank Shorter rt in preparation for the 1978 Boston Marathon. Marjoe Gortner, Herb Brooks and Felicia Jeter host. (5)0 THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE Animated, based on the fairy serious and bizarre - Sports 0r "the ATIIDr1Av MORNING 6:30 (4)2'COUNTRY FISHING AFTERNOON 1:00 (4) BASEBALL PRE-GAME SHOW SPORTS Legendary Pool Players Shootout with Willie Mosconi and Alan Hopkins vs. Minnesota Fats and Steve Mizerak (from Las Vegas); $125,000 Wood Memorial for 3-year-old thoroughbreds (live from Aqueduct Race Track In New York). 5:30 (12)(17) FISHING HOLE EVENING @3 BASEBALL Regional coverage of Texas Rangers at Boston Red 50*; St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates 200 C!) 0 WRESTUNG 300 (ED (17) THIS WEEK lNBASEBALI. 3:30 CD 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the $150,000 Firestone Tournament of Champion* from the Riviera Lanes in Akron. Ohio. (1j) (17) NASI. SOCCER Atlana Chiefs vs. Chicago Sting 400 @3 TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Third round coyerage of this professional golf tournament (from La Costa Country Club In Carlsbad. Cal.) 5.00 (DO WIDE WORLD OF 6:00 (12) (17) WRESTLING 8.00 1) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS "Florida Seafood" - 9.00 a]) (35) AMERICA'S ATHLETES 1900 Athletes featured Include boxer Bernard Taylor; shotputter Maren Seidlor; marksman David Klmes: and a report on Men's Olympic Basketball and the 1979 European Swim Championships. SUNDAY IJSORNING 11 30 (7) 0 BILL DANCE OUT. DOORS AFTERNOON 1:00 (4)CHAMPIONSHIP FISH- By CINDY ADAMS Betsy Von F'urstenhurg NEW YORK — On called Virginia Graham MORNING Manhattan's elegant East "Sheilah" and somebody — 86th Street they hung out of don't remember who but I 11:00 0 @3 WOMEN UKE US Betty windows, out of fire escapes think it was Ruth Warrick — Rollin Interviews three couples (which on the East Side are whispered to me as the with different backgrounds and C a lied '' terraces," shrimp bowl went by, "I approaches to marriage, naturally) and all because don't want to embarrass you EVENING gorgeous Tony Franciosa but at Lauren Bacail's book swiveled up to apartment 2- party the publisher served 8:00 0D THE LION, THE WITCH D to visit his sister who lives caviar!" .. Beautiful Angie AND THE WARDROBE Asian, with his mama and to inhale Dickinson and the very a proud and noble lion, and the IL little honieniade ZUjMI di young Rob Welders, who is children work together against pesce .. Ho Derek razz-tile widower of th e very rich the witch to bring warmth to berry'd an offer to endorse Merit' Oberon, are courting the Icy fantasy land. (Part 2)(R) Frisbees and pinball or sparking or whatever one 10:00 machines. Ain't classy does when one becomes two. (7) 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP ellougil to suit her image, Jimmy I) u r a ut e' s 'The Uranium Factor" A look explained husband John. biography being (lone by at uranium. focusing on th mines where It Is found, the who photographs his missus longtime chum J8('kie people who dig them and the naked for magazines ... Barnett ... James Garner is people endangered by living Luck Arnaz looking to filming another round of near them. Is presented. cement inoininy Lucy, Polaroid commercials in daddy 1)esl, herself and L.A. And Eli Wallach is THURSDAY'S SPECIALS Desi, Jr., in a family TV grinding out another set of special but so far none of Emigrant Savings Bank APRIL 24, 1980 them talk to the other long commercials in N.Y. ... Still enough to make plans. EVENING smarting over the split 12 months ago, the soon-to-be9:00 At the Doubleday party in exMrs. Clint Eastwood, CID P.M. MAGAZINE SPE. honor of my new book, "Lee Maggie, sighs, "I'm 47, and CIAL EDITION CD 0 BARYSHNIKOV ON Strasberg: The Imperfecto when you're married 25 BROADWAY Ballet star Genius of The Actors years it's tough to face the Mikhail Baryshnikov salutes the Studio," the guests were fact that it's all over." American musical theatre in a interesting: Fancy Granger Clint's playiiiate is his usual program featuring Liza Minnelremained in the warm, co-star, actress Sandra II, Nell Carter and the national crowded room with his coat Locke. company of 'A Chorus Line." (CC) on because "I can only stay a John Travola: "When I see few minutes." Hours later he all that stuff about me I feel WEDNESDAY In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to Independent channel 44, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channels; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network ICBM). MEMO Southern girls still strive 6 III ANN to reach the same Ideals," -AMMI 'b" uameu soa anøUI KUMUKANT the process often destroy ACROSS 48 Luau fare I? Actor form) COncealed 47 PO$S.1$iV (themselves." The book BUtty 37 G1Q - 5 4 Singer pronoun 20 Single unit BJ traces her family history, Foley 46 Of. bristle 22 Slamrn coin 38 8un god which her mother's 7 Actor 2544 PARK EntertaIner 23 Wheeled PH. 3210424 SANFORD Dental suicide and Backus father's Jackis vehicle degr.. alcoholism. "Every l000nfflOtl9n S4Dancer— 24SpanlshmIs. 4ISpool • STEAKS • SEAFOOD = nd ter (abbt.) 42 Actress Southern Wotfian who didn't m.asiwe 65 Woodsman's 25 BId, of a In' Susan fit cleseily into the rob, of 12 ENiptical WNIEON SERVED iDINNER HOURS: tool angle 44 Actress I little girl, masked lady, 14 TV's Knots 68 Port city of 27Kind of car, MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY Farrow MON..THURLI p.m..lI p m. society woman or good ole New Gimnea 25 Caps (var.) 48 81age fare .Uul3 p.m. prn,.SAT.sp.m..11 p.m.. I airl suffered drama nf ' Vat., bkd 67 Negative vOIS 30- G*rfwik.I £7 flkk.n. eh.,. Aft Bite - 32 Karen— icIer: Unlah energy, loss of Identity, even 18 19— f3 5$ (Little losanity. sorvived, but plays In Bar. House..) 49 State (abbi.) mother - and many other n.y MIller 33 Roman si No's sixty• 21 Wrath DOWN women - didn't." bronze 32 I"W" 34 ecay 52 SImpleton Althoth eiIB IS tOIh iActor - Hol. 38 Birth (comb. 63 Be" Southern men for their role 24 Japanese coppef -ii, brook In keopft the goodolegIrl 25 Cheryl 2 Actress - SAND LOUNGE Cable Ch. NOONAN MEAN Tony Franciosa Grabs Attention TELEVISION Cyd Charisse To Host Health Series The second season of public television's "Here's to Your Health," the consumer self-care series offering sound, understandable and sometimes entertaining health advice, will be gin Saturday, April 19, on PBS. The series will again tale by CS. Lewis. Four chd- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April IL 1980—S dren step through a closet wardrobe into Narnia, a strange and wintery land ruled by an ice-hearted watch. (Part 1)(R) 1J(35) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 11:30 0 @3(5)0 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Pennsylvania pni1f Apartments mary are presented. on the Ar NO (5)0 NBA BASKETBALL 130 (4) SPORTS AFIELD 230 0 (4) SPORTSWORLD Muhammad All Amateur Box. lng Club vs. U.S. Marine Corps amateur boxers (from San Diego); AIAW National Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Championships (from Baton Rouge). 3.00 (7.) 0 INTERNATIONAL BOXHG 3:30 (FO NBA BASKETBALL 4:00 0(4) TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Final round coy- was still in tile coat. Sylvia Miles showed in a low-cut, pink vinyl space suit. Jane Pickens brought her dog. i '!'"WP% IF MORNING 6:15 2) (17) THE ATHLETES TUESDAY EVENING 7:30 G2 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres 1:30 (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres WEDNESDAY erage of this professional golf tournament (from La Costa Country Club In Carlsbad, Cal.). 4:30 EVENING 730 (121(17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres (7.) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Part 201 the Legendary Pool Players Shootout with 11:30 (5) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Willie MosconI and Alan Hop. kins vs. Minnesota Fats and Steve Mlzerak (from Las Vegas); U.S. Grand Prix Motocross Motorcycle Champion. ships (from Carlsbad, Cal.). EVENING (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 6.00 02(17)WaEsTUHG 1:05 Braves vs. San Diego Padres FRIDAY EVENING 11:30 (5)ONIABASKETBALL I'm reading aboutsomeone else Who has the same name. I've only been an 'idol' for a year or so." �------------ 6--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April ii, 1I0 'April 18 to steal a son he has never April 19 the love of the Princess of seen. Joico.(2Hrs.) (10) MOVIE "Lost In The (10) SILL MOVERS JOUR. Stars' (C)(1974) Brock Peters, "NAL "Texas Notebook" Bill Clifton Davis. The black pastor EVENING MORNING (11U) FOOTSTEPS "On Our Moyers takes a look at the dra. clutches dognapper.of a vindictive of a small South African cornOwn" When parents allow a matic contest in the'upcornjng rnunity traces his son to a (L) 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK shanty town where he lives with child to assume responsibility, Texas Railroad Commission 6:00 Nostalgia draws David Banner his pregnant wife and dreams CD 0 MARCUS WELSY, M.D. they should be prepared for the elections and talks with UniverU (1) o w o iws back to his family home, where of a better life. (2 Hrs.) 5:25 consequences. (R) sity of Texas economics pro. flu (35) KL)NG pj (l (17) LOVE, AMERICAN lessor Cliff Grubbs. a 10 AS MAN BEHAVES he discovers his and the Hulk's STYLE "Human Behavior: A Glimpse help Is desperately needed. (A) 1000 (l2)(17) THIS WEEK IN USE. • (4) JONNY QUEST BALL CD UmArS INCREDIBLE (5)0 DALLAS Lucy's mother Of The Future" 530 : (5)0 FAT ALBERT daredevils, returns and tries to get close to GIl (17) CAROL BURNETT Extraordinary SUNRISE SEMESTER 3:30 C!) 0 JOKER, JOKER, JOKER things that slither and sting, her daughter, and Pamela (3) 0 AND FRIENDS AFTERNOON PLAY. 8(10) NOVA "Across The (1) 0 5:55 and a woman who re-creates learns that she Is pregnant. (A) Silence barrier" Accomplished HOUSE "Lost In Death Valley" 6:30 faces from human skulls are (ID(35) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(17) WORLD AT LARGE individuals prove the Five members of a high school (4) NBC NEWS featured in a reprise of previ- STYLE "Love And The Legal 600 of recent scientific and medical marching band are stranded in (1)0 CBS NEWS ous segments. Agreement" A COUPle agrees (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU (DO ABC NEWS breakthroughs for the deaf. (R) the searing desert heat when (1]) (3 ) JACK VAN IMPE that they can't stand each (7)0 OUR GANG 4 (10) As MAN BEHAVES CRUSADE their plane crashes. other, but neither wants to a21 (17) HUMAN DIMENSION "A Conversation With Dr. WilCD 0 PROFESSIONAL AFTERNOON (10) WASHINGTON WEEK leave. 11am Glasser" BOILERS TOUR Live cover. 6:20 IN REVIEW 10:30 (121(17) BOB NEWHART Bob flu) (17) MOVIE "House On the $150,000 Firestone •(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 12:00 has problems at the office and Greenapple Road" (1970) ([D(36) LOVE. AMERICAN Tournament of Champions (4)300ZILLA 630 STYLE "Love The from the Riviera Lanes in at home when one of his Christopher George, Janet Proposal" HaroldAnd Gould hires • (4) 2-COUNTRY FiSHING CUOSHAZAM patients falls in love with him. Akron, Ohio. 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL (7) Leigh. Circumstantial evidence an actress to help him get out CU 08P5d1RUM "The Winged Colt" A boy and (12)(17)NASLSOCCER Allan. implicates a man as his wife's of an impulsive engagement. 7.00 CD 0 HOT FUDGE his uncle find themselves the Is Chiefs vs. Chicago Sting murderer. S (4) FACE THE MUSIC (17) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS (121(17) PERSPECTIVE ON owners of a colt that can actu(ID OP.M. MAGAZINE 400 5:30 GREATNESS "Dr. Robert 7:00 ally fly. (Part 3)(R) (7)0 JOKER'S WILD S (4) TOURNAMENT OF (10) WALL STREET WEEK Goddard" 5(4) PROFILES IN EDUCA. (1]) (35) MOVIE "Little CHAMPIONS Third round coy(H)(35) SANFORD AND SON "The Great Northwest" TION 11:00 Accident" (8/W) (1939) Hugh erage of this professional golf Fred is aghast when Lamont Guests: J. Michael Flinn, exec. (1)0 BLACK AWARENESS Herbert, Baby Sandy. A man tournament (from La Costa dates the sister of their Puerto utive vice president, Pringle • 0CD 0 NEWS M CAPTAIN CAVEMAN who writes a column on baby Country Club in Carlsbad. Cal.) (fl) (35) BENNY HILL Rican neighbor. Flinn, Elvin & Donahoe,Inc.' .; 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS- AND THE TEEN ANGELS care finds an infant on his 0(1O) MACNEIL / LEHRER Peter M. Brown, president, LATURE (10) BILL MOVERS' JOUR.. (7) THE THREE doorstep and sets out to raise HAL REPORT Canarim Investment Corpora. STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS- the little girt to save his Job, (1 (12 (17) SANFORD AND SON tion Ltd. 1130 4:30 CALS 1/2 Hrs.) Lamont and Rollo try to make TONIGHT Guest host: U (4) WILDLIFE IN CRISIS (5)0 9:00 big stars of a singing trio. 730 Carlin. Guests: Roger 12:15 5(4) NBC MOVIE "Human George &00 Moore, Pat Boone, Bonnie • (4) BAY CITY ROLLERS (121(17) MOVIE "The Dawn 7:30 Feelings" (1978) Nancy Walker, Franklin. (3)0 DANCE FEVER Celeb(5)0 30 MEIUTES Patrol" (1938) Errol Flynn, 5(4) TIC TAC DOUGH Billy Crystal. A frustrated CD 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS David Niven. A British flying rity Judges: Wesley Eure, Charangel (5)0 NBA BASKETBALL (1) (5)0 THE NEWLYWED volunteers to save Las Vegas Ted Lange. Guest: Musical ANIMALS "Manatee" FRIDAY GAME CD ace leads his friend's rookie Debby Jacobs, 0 from almighty wrath by finding guests: "New Wave" BoomFAMILY FEUD brother into a deadly combat (7)0 too six worthy souls in seven days. town Rats. SOD 0 WIDE WORLD OF (II) (35) MAUDE Maude and •ç THE SUPER GLO- mission. PORTS Legendary Pool Walter are the only two candi. iii) (35) WILD, WILD WñT SETROTTERS 0 THE DUKES OF 12:30 Players Shootout with Willie dates for the "Businessman of ZARD The Dukes try to save West and Gordon encounter an (5)0 MIGHTY MI MOUSE / •(4) FLASH GORDON Mosconl and Alan Hopkins vs. the Year" award. old adversary who has found HECKLE & JECKLE Granny Annie (Lurene Tuttle), a the secret of turning objects (.5)0 TARZAN I SUPER 8EV- Minnesota Fats and Steve Miz(10) DICK CAVETT CD0 SUPEAFRIENDS lovable old counterfeiter, from Into gold. EN erak (from Las Vegas); (1.2) 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY the police and Boss Hogg. (R) (Jj)13,01 5AOSERTSCHULLER (DO AMERICAN BAND- $125,000 Wood Memorial for Gloria's discovery about Edith (121(17) MOVIE "The Ape" OLD HOUSEWORKS 0 MOVIE "The Ivory (1940) Boris Karloff, Henry Hall. (121 17ULTRAMAN STAND 3.year.old thoroughbreds (live leads her to convince Mike to Ape" (Premiere) Steven Keats, (10) CAMERA THREE "Let from Aqueduct Race Track in give Archie a lecture on the Cindy Pickett. A savage mob in A scientist disguises himself as Them Eat Pasta" Anna Teresa New York). 8'30 facts of life. search of both profit and an ape and kills humans to gel Callen examines the many (fl)(35)Qyws CASPER AND THE 5 for his experiments. revenge stalk the fabled albino bl forms this international cullANGELS (10) NON-FICTION TELE12:40 a (10) MAGIC METHOD OF nary delight takes in literature VISION (4) HERE'S BOOMER A gorilla, "American Lost And shaggy dog runs away from his (Li) (35) STREETS OF SAN CD 0 MOVIE "The Shop OIL PAINTING and folklore and prepares say. Found" Tom Johnson and adopted family to save the FRANCISCO AWOL from the Around The Corner" (8/W) (121(17) MOVIE "Buchanan well dishes. Lance Bird's documentary poodle he loves from the Army, a Vietnam veteran tries (1940) James Stwart, Merge- Ride, Alone" (1958) Randolph examines the breakdown and too ret Sullavan. Two lonely people Scott, Craig Stevens. A Texas 5 PRE-GAME ultimate rebirth of America find each other through their adventurer nearty goes to the SHOW during the 1930s, Just after the letters. (1 Hr. 40 t4ins.) gallows for his sympathy 0 (10) THE GROWING Great Depression. APRIL SPECIAL towards the cause of a young YEARS "Adolescence To 1,,00 5:30 SCREEN ROOM 5(4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Mexican, Adulthood" Sa1o,inum,00lInd. I (5)0 THE MUPPETS Guest: 'I Hosts: Sissy Spac.k, Levon .7 9:00 Christopher Reeve. 1:15 Helm. Guests: Quein, Dancers. S (4) FRED AND BARNEY on yew pe" gob. 5(4) BASEBALL Regional (121(17) FISHING HOLE Phyllis Boyens, Rupert Hoirnas, MEET THE 81*100 I coverage of Texas Rangers at The Spinners. (5)0 BUGS SUNNY / ROAD Boston Red Sox: St. Louis CarEVENING RUNNER 1:45 WE IN$TAU. dinals at Pittsburgh Pirates CZ) SPLA$TICMAN .wyLwJms.scp (12)(17)NEWS O 0 NM r100 (1]) ( 5) AMAZING GRACE 6,'00 s us,uusia 205 , (5)0 STAR TREK A transfer 5(4) (1)0 NEWS QJflØ$ i&e ct.* (12) (17) MOVIE "The Beast E1TBI (10) CROCKETT'S VOlO- of bodies Imprisons Kirk in a (1])(35) BIONIC WOMAN An 30% .,, : MO 5aETIO-0jIcjc5sv,c With Five Fingers" (1946) Rob- RYGARDEN female body while the woman enemy agent invents a device REGULAR PRICE • art Aide.' Andrea King. An takes over Kirk's, that attracts sharks underwa0:30 amputated hand imbued with S (7)0 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL for. and Jaime is the intended 67 8-1 (35) LIFE BEGINS (1]) life strikes out in revenge. AT CAL- Oakridge vs. Osceola victim, VARY (1])(35) MOViE "The Mark Of 74(10) V.I. PEOPLE Host: 2:20 PRESTIGE (10)FpiENc15 ESTIMATES Zorro" (C)(1974) Frank Langel- David Moses. Guest: Jim (7)0 NEWS Ia. Ricardo Lien ht Ir tk nu vr,Irm -- first -_ DIaGx city cam2:30 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- 1620s, the sw buckling son missioner in Daytona Beach. (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL STAIRS of a California nobleman stag. (IM (17,) WRESTLING (17) MOVIE "San as deadly duels with his 6:30 RU AntonIo" (1945) Errol Flynn, enemies. (11/2 Hrs.) J (1O) THE GROWING 8 GD NBC NEWS Alexis Smith. . BARBS (5)OCS$NEWS er on a Western tour fails in YEARS "Conclusion" NEWS - ---- love with a rancher while WOrk 5•0 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: and ,n ing for tisnemesis. Phil Pastoret C7)R(orPWuNO TAKE TWO "Turning Points: T4 loao FAMILY PORTRAIT Movies That changed The People who just don't shape0 G) "Relations Of The Elderly" DAFFY DUCK Movies" Roger Ebert and Gene U are always welcome at one pOpEYE European Country Dining . Siskel take a second look at the fitness P1' 230 C7)•SCOO5Y CUO MAVERICK "Easy some films that greatly InfluPY000 enced the movie industry with In a Historical Sanford Home DlMeniatese: The eoedItIes (111(35) MOVIE "The Alien Mark" ' (10) FAMILY PORT,ajT exclusive scenes from Is ' aid when th skIp 01 (C) (1976) Docu- ..The Future Of Marriage" Now Serving a Special Rider," "Jaws" and "Airport. state Is about I. Capsize b1 msntWy.Aclos. look at (R) saver. D(ll)UTPATROL takiag es water tkrsegk I ai sclenticaiiy documented New Menu from 11:30 ___ 7:00 ai s csstan. w,. to 8p.m. Monday thru Friday 'ra S (4) IN SEARCH OF... that we g• PMue.rlag Ii the 'Ut MakS PSIt Ave.Si. (!j) ( 5) "Carlos, The World's Most alone. (1 1/2 Hrs SSRISVd lag de with FRIDAY' SATURDAY 5990 . AWNINGS. (Form.rly Nirliag. Inn) fl3-2172 Sol of sell. 11:00 (C) (1959) Buys p. Kosclna. The son Of ZOA maiNy 'or Wanted Man" NEE RAW Guests: John Se MtWWAY, Pc 7 SYCATS April 20 SUNDAY Hrs.) 0(4) OUTLOOK CR (10) WASHINGTON WEEK (5) 0 SUNDAY MORNING PEOPLE IN REVIEW (A) (DO KIDS ARE TOO 1:30 (II) (35) THE FLINTSTONES 0 CU SPORTS AFIELD 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) (DO TONY BROWN'S JOURHAL (12) 17 SCOUTING IS... (8 (10) WALL STREET WEEK 9:30 "The Great Northwest" 5 (42) GOSPEL SINGING Guests: J. Michael Flinn, execJUBILEE utive vice president, Pringle, (H) (35) WOODY WOODPECK" Flinn, Elvin & Donahoe, Inc.; ER AND FRIENDS MORNING 5:30 (12) (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 'nON (12) (17) REV, TERRY COLEWHITTAKER * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, April ii,1980—; And Pains" 10:30 (17) WRESTLING (5210 THE JEFFERSONS 6:30 George's big mouth and eq U c NBC NEWS are humbled when he is cha (1)0 THE BAXTERS "Homo- longed to demonstrate his Sal! touted boxing ability. (A) sexual Teachers" (DO ABC NEWS (Ii) (35) PTL CLUB 24 (10) Two RONNIES 4 (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS (12) (17) RUFF HOUSE Guest 7:00 Dr. J.T. Cooper, M.D.. author c U CU DISNEY'S WONDER- "The Fabulous Fructose Diet." FUL WORLD "Sultan And The Star" A teen-age rock 10:45 star hiding out from his fans (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED 7:30 eoo S (4) THE HAPPY SIDE CUD FAITH FOR TODAY (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (1u) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (Lb 1351DR. EJ. DANIELS 6'30 (12) 17 fl IS WRITTEN THE LIVING WORD (5) 0 5:00 befriends a Bengal tiger that is (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Peter M. Brown, president, 11:00 VOICE 5(4) OF VICTORY slated for destruction. (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY Canarim Investment Corpora645 (R) (.421(1)0(7)0 NEWS CU REX HUMBARD 0 060 MINUTES (5) tion Ltd. (A) (14(10) PURSUIT OF EXCEL(.5) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLO CD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE 10:00 (DO GALACTICA 1960 Two LENCE This program focuso SEUP 2:00 (ED 135 CASPER Cylons attempt to take over a on S (4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL champion marathon runner 5 CU NASHVILLE MUSIC 6:50 1O8ESAMESTREET(R) powerful broadcasting station Bill Rodgers and Olympic (DO KIDS WORLD (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (12) (1 ) THE THREE (Li) (35) PORKY PIG AND Guests: Jack Greene. Jeannie in order to transmit Earth's medal winner Frank Shorter In Seely. STOOGES AND FRIENDS location to their forces, FRIENDS 700 preparation for the 1978 Bos(14(10) AS WE SEE IT "New (7)0 HAVE A HEART,., VOL(U) (35) COUNTRY ROADS 5:30 •CU TWO'S COMPANY ton Marathon. UNTEER (14 (10) FLORIDA HOME Town High School, New York, (]D O MARLO AND THE S CU SUNDAY ss (17) OPEN UP (10) LA GIOCONDA Rena- GROWN "Lawn Grasses For New York" MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (7)0 ORAL ROBERTS ta Scotto and Luciano PavarotCentral Florida" 11:30 C!) 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- (11) (35) JOSIE AND THE pus- (121(17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER it star in the San Francisco (12) (17) BEST OF DONNY AND B CU NBC LATE MOVIE 10:30 Opera's production of "Birch Interval" (1976) Eddie MARIE 5 CU MOVIE "The Friends Ponchielli's tragic drama which onttetI Ft'Otfl'Page 6 Albert, Rip Torn. An impres730 Of Eddie Coyle" (C) (1973) explores unrequited love in sionable girl is sent to live with SATU RDA'Y Robert Mitchum, Peter Boyle. 17th-century Venice and fee(11) (35) CANDID CAMERA her grandfather's mysterious (241(10) THE GOOD NEIGH. family in the Amish country of A federal agent uses a small- tures the ballet "Dance Of The BORS "PigsLib" ' time crook to expose a crime Hours." (A) Pennsylvania. (R) Conlee, Susie Allanson, Jane (ED (35) AMERICA'S ATH ring. (2 Hrs.) 8:0Q MOVIE "Girls Of Plea. (5)0 2:30 LETES 1900 Athletes featured (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU Jae. CHIPS Jon and Ponch sure Island" (C) (1953) Leo 0 CU 8 PORTSWORLD U CU include boxer Bernard Taylor; (DO LAWRENCE WELK (7) 0 FIRST BAPTIST search for the thieves responsi- Genn, Abby Dalton. The peace. Muhammad Ali Amateur Box(1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST shotputter Maren Seidler; CHURCH ble for a series of robberies ful Pacific island life of an Eng. ing Club vs. U.S. Marine Corps West and Gordon are assigned marksman David Kimes; and a (10) ANOTHER VOICE who are using a stolen movie list) scholar and his daughters to guard a member of an report on Men's Olympic Bas- (12) 17) MOVIE "The Miracle amateur boxers (from San stunt car as a getaway vehicle, is disrupted by 1500 Marines AIAW National ketball and the 1979 European Of Our Lady Of Fatima" (1952) Diego); Investment group set up so the (2 Hrs.) (A) surviving member gains all the Swim Championships. Gilbert Roland, Frank Sllvera. Women's Collegiate GymnasWO THE DUKES OF HAZ' (DO $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW tics Championships (from (10) DOLLY Guests: assets. The Three peasant children witness ZARD Luke and Bo have their 12:00 (141 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS- Staples. a visi on in the sm all village of Baton Rouge). first real fight when Bo, for the MOVIE "The Blonde SIC "Carrie's War" Carrie. her 121(17) MOVIE "The Young Fatima In 1917, (7)0 2:45 love of a pretty carnival owner, Bombshell" brother Nick and friend Albert Warriors" (1967) James Drury, (81W) (1933) Joan (121(17) MOVIE "The Flying agrees to Jump their car over Harlow, Lee 11.100 Carlson. A tough W' move to the Welsh countryside Steve Tracy. Romance Deuces" (1939) Stan Laurel, 32 others. (5)0 SPECTRUM plays an Important part in the after being evacuated from geaflt and one of his young Oliver Hardy. Two buddies join (DO ABC MOVIE "The hectic life of a star. (1 Hr. 40 London during World War II. bitter recruits react differentl) (fl)(35)ThEJETSONS the Foreign Legion to help one Sting" (1973) Paul Newman, Mins.) (14 10. QUE PASA, U.S.A.? of them lathe horror of war. (Part 1 of 4) (CC) forget a sad love affair. Robert Redford. Two 1930s Pepe and Juana are upset 0:30 1:00 con men sat up an elaborate 7:30 when Carmen comes home 3:00 (4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 3 (10) MARTY ROBBINS late, but pardon Joe of the (7)0 INTERNATIONAL Box- scheme to swindle a villainous (112) (17) MOVIE "The Treemobster out of a large sum of sure Of Pancho Villa" (1955) (141 (10) WORLD OF THE SEA Guests: The Kendalis. same sin until they learn the ING Rory Calhoun, Shelley Winters "Nature's Aquarium" bad news. (A) (111 (35) MOVIE "Chat" (C) money. (A) i000 One of Villa's U.S. employees (35) DAY OF (LD DISCOVERY (1969) Omar Sharif, Jack 5(4) PRIME TIME SATUR-00 11:30 Palance. After Cuba is taken by (14(10) ODYSSEY "Franz plans a gold robbery for him, 5(42) SJ AND THE BEAR BJ DAY The use of electricity to 0D FACE THE NATION Castro, revolutionary Cho Boas (1858-1942)" The life of but the Mexican never receives is arrested for ripping off a Las speed the healing process of (7)0 physi- the money. Vegas casino, and Lobo, trying broken bones Is explored; Jes- DOORSBILL DANCE OUT- Guevara disseminates his Franz Roes, the German doctrine and Influence cut singularly responsible for 1:30 to win the "Lawman of the sica Savitch profiles Fred (1j)(35) MOVIE "One Night In throughout Latin America. (2 shaping the course of Amento Smith, the founder of Federal 5 CU DAILY DEVOTIONAL Year" award, Is determined The Tropics" (B/W)(1940) Bud Hrs.) can anthropology, is docuExpress; Jack Perkins looks at Abbott, Lou Costello. The zany find the loot. (Part 1)(R) 1:40 mented. (CC) plight (5)0 THE TIM CONWAY the and rights of adop- pair attempts to play match. 3:30 (1)O NEWS (17) MOVIE "Birth Of A (12) Barbara tive parents. SHOW Guest: maker for a nightclub owner CU0 NBA BASKETBALL Legend" (1973) Documentary. 2:10 Mandrill. (DO FANTASY ISLAND A who becomes a bit overconfiA coyote pup which has been (DO MOVIE "Billy The Kid" 4:00 (7) 0 ANGIE Angle and Young woman searches for the dent in his romantic ventures. TOURNAMENT OF orphaned ventures out into the (BIW)(1941) Robert Taylor, Ian 5 Brad's plan to leave on a ballet- "perfect man," and a marine (1 1/2 Hrs.) CHAMPIONS Final round coy- wide, wondrous world, Hunter. A runaway grows up to ad honeymoon to a tropical bl*loglst (John Saxon) has to 8(10) HOY EN LA LEGI8LA erage of this professional golf be the fastest and most vicious 8:30 Island seems doomed when a choose between his wife and a TURA tournament (from La Costa ( (35) JERRY FALWELL killer in the West. (1 Hr. 40 blizzard traps them in the mermaid. (R) Country Club in Carlsbad. Mins.) beauty shop. ROCKWORLD (111(35) AFTERNOON 0:00 ________________ Cal.). (111(3 ) FLORIDA O'JTDOORS Guests: Elvis Costello, Pink CHIPS A motorcycle (4) (17) MOVIE "That's My 5 (1:2) Floyd. "Florida Seafood" Boy" (1951) Dean Martin, Jerry stuntman and a shady pro12:00 (10) UNDERSEA wota C0 (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Lewis. A weakling is aided by motor make Jon and Ponch Flaco Jimenez, king of the con- (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS OF JACQUES COUSTEAU his athletic roommate to part of the publicity for a dare"Sunken Treasure" A touch of Junta accordian, and Belo and (7) 0 ISSUES AND become a football star in order devil show. (A) "gold fe wer" Infects the crew the Falrlanes are the featured ANSWERS Phil Pastoret (11) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART as Captain Cousteau sails the performers. (8 (10) MASTERPIECE THE. to please his father. (8 10 MASTERPIECE THE. When von were 20, you 4:30 ATRE "My Son, My Son" The Calypso to the Caribbean 11.00 ATRE "My Son. My Son" knew It aFi; after 40, can't for WIDE close friendship between Wih (7) Ocean in search of the sunken •(4) (.5)0(7)0 NEwS 0 WORLD OF Maeve, a promising young the life of you rer;uII any of It. ham and Dermont continues SPORTS Part 201 the Legend- actress, introduces "uncle" Bill command ship of Spain's 1641 351 SECOND CI New World Armada. PYTHON'S through their marriages and ary Pool Players Shootout with to her talented and beautiful people who wish they'd proud fatherhood. (Part I of 7) Willie Mosconi and Alan Hop. friend Livia; both lather and never grown up haven't. (12) (17) POPI GOES THE FLYING CIRCUS kins vs. Minnesota Fats and son are attracted to her COUNTRY (121 (17) DICK MAURICE AND (R) Steve Mizerak (from Las bewitching qualities. (Part 2 of COMPANY Guests: Joey 12:30 8:30 Vegas); U.S. Grand Prix Moto- 7) (CC) (DO 000DTIME GIRLS Travolta; Jon Coal, the world's S (I) MEET THE PRESS cross Motorcycle ChampionEdith and Betty seek revenge strongest man; Barbara CUO3OMINUTES 10:00 ships(fromCarlsbad,CaI.). who has Connor, psychic. on an attractive officer (7)0 DIRECTIONS BEYOND AND BACK S (4) 00 been two-timing them. Documentary. People who A 11:30 12:45 MS (U)35S1AcK PERSPECTIVE S (I) SATURDAY NIGHT (121(17) MOVIE "Battle (1])(35) GRIZZLY have been declared medically (10) 10) FIRING (12) 17 NASHVILLE MUSIC LINE "Should dead but have returned to life Nothing makeM one's halo LIVE Host: Strother Martin. Shock" (1956) Ralph Meeker, Meek We Be Ruled By Plebiscite?" Musical guests: The Specials. Janice Rule. A young girl falls Guests: James Davidson, tall of their feelings and experi. spin faster than not listening em ences. CS) 0 CELEBRITY CHAL- (1)0 MOVIE "The Vulture" in love with a painter who goes Ernest von don Haag. to a racy story especially if t,. (C)(1967) Robed Hutton, AkIm berserk and begins murdering L (5) 0 ALICE Mel's famous the fellow telling it Is a poor IBM THE anr.Es Rob. chili lands him a trip to Holly- ittoryteller. art Conrad and Victoria Princi- Tamiroff, An atomic scientist people. EVENING wood to cook it for Dinah Pal coach two teams of celebri- battles a mysterious bird-man IM on her show. (A) ties, one male w4 other, creature that is thirsty for C MPIONSHIP FISHFaiththat Is what it takes to (10) WOOEHOU8E PLAY- believe femaJ., who compete against vengeance. (2 Hrs.) oo PIG your shoes will be HOUSE "The Truth About ready each other in a sines of smut. (D5 MOVIE "me Postman to pick up on the day S (4) (3.) 0(7)0 NEWS 1)0 Geo rge' Always Rings Twice" (8/W) D!OISCUSSIONIO icivents. (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN (M (17) WINSTON CHURCH- the shoemaker tells you (D LOVE SOAT. A young (1946) Lana Turner, John if]) ( 5) MOVIE "Batman" (C) Oscar's secretary is mistaken ILL: THE VA LIANT YEARS hey'II be ready, man goes In pursuit of an oI Garfield A young woman Plots (1966) Adam West, Burt Ward. for Jaime by the leader of a "Gotterdammerung" Churchill woman, and Isaac runs into a to murder her husband with the Superheroes Batman and band of kidnappers, The boss grumps that when addresses crowds from Buck- he calls for teamwork all we beautiful former schoolmate help of one of the mans Robin are ,Ihr,a*,apeø TO Y (10) HER OUR, in9h50) Palace by. $Pw,. on.VE Day. and her macha'$iusband.'.'''' .In0s(2.Hrs. *0 do I. horse around. HEALTH Eve day AChds -- BARBS . - - - " rA combined-forces of four dastardly underworld figures. (2 • - . - - �— ______ - I . - . ---- a--Evening ----- Herald, Sanford, FL 6:00 t) GD (ID 0(7)0 NEWS Ii(35)KUNGFU (10) LORD MOUNTBATTEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTURY Lord Mountbatten's formslive pro-World War I years are examined in the premiere episode of an eight-part documentary on the British war hero who was recently assassinated. (Part lot 8) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jack Gifford. 6:30 @) NBC NEWS 5) 0 CBS NEWS (DO ABC NEWS (17) BOB NEWHART Bob and Emily try to decide it they should give up their apartment and buy a house. 700 O (j) FACE THE MUSIC 5). P.M. MAGAZINE C2) S JOKER'S WILD ID(35)SANFOf1D AND SON (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Lamont runs afoul of the stars in an astrological mix-up Involving his father and Aunt Esther. 7:30 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7)0 FAMILY FEUD QD (35) MAUDE Maude is outraged when she receives a series of obscene phone calls. (10) DICK CAVET1 "Catholic Church Today' Guests: Mar. Eugene Clark, Mrs. Sidney Callahan, James Kavanaugh, James Hitchcock. (Part lot 3) t1J(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY When an already crowded subway is invaded by an obnoxious drunk. Mike takes leave of his senses and violates one of his strongest principles. April 21 800 0 (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE A crippling accident takes away the once-happy Mr. Edwards' (Victor French) pride In himself and will to live. (R) (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI WKRP's first increase in popularity ratings in seven years causes Andy to take a hard look at hlmsçlf and his staff. (R) a) 5 THAT'S INCREDIBLE Stories on the bizarre house of a haunted heiress, a woman who predicts earthquakes, a former Mr. America and a shark-catching dog are featured. a.i (35) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 4 (10) JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD "Sports In America: Women In Sports" James Michener explores put and present roles of women athletes with tennis pro Chris Evert Lloyd, golfer Nancy Lopez and auto racer Janet Guthrie. (M(17) MOVIE "Th. Story Of Mankind (1957) Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr. A heavenly tribunal makes a decision concerning the future of mankind after the development of the H-bomb. 8:30 (5)0 THE 8TOCKARD CHANNING SHOW Tempers flare when Brad sees Susan out after she told him she was too tired to accept his dinner invitation. 940 GD NBC MOVIE "The Great Cash Giveaway Getaway" (Premiere) G.org. Hamilton, Albeit Salmi. Two 15-year.olds are chased by the police and a drug smuggler after they try to give away $280,000 in drug profit money they found. (I) S MAS'H A clumsy tool soldier brings a muchneeded boost of morale to the war-weary 4077th. (R) CE) 0 MOVIE "Waikiki" FACTORY SALE 35 EASY TERMS --- -.---- ---. .- (Premiere) Dack Rambo, Steve Marachuk. Two private detectives stalk through Hawaii in search of a murderous duo whose next intended victim is a policewoman. ([D(35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO a4 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY 9:30 (DOFLO 1000 (5)0 LOU GRANT (11) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (10) BOSTON MARATHON '80 I21 (17) BIG BATTLES 1th30 (0 (35) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1100 GD5)0(D0NEWS (LD (35) BENNY HILL 4 (10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE (17) LAST OF THE WILD "The Relentless Horde" 11:30 GD TONIGHT Guest host: Richard Dawson. Guests: Shecky Greene, Sandy Duncan, Bill Anderson. (5)0 HARRY 0 (DO ABC NEWS 0 (35) WILD. WILD WEST West and Gordon are assigned to escort the Sultan of Ramapur and his sacred white elephant, a gift to President Grant. "Little (17) MOVIE Caesar" (1930) Edward G. Robinson, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. An insignificant hood works his way to the top of the underworld. 11:50 (DO BARNEY MILLER The already married Fish falls for the mother of a young pick. pocket. (R) 12:25 a) 5 POLICE WOMAN Pepper's uncle becomes Involved in a case of modernday cattle rustling. 12A0 (5)0 MCCLOUD McCloud suspects his hat is a link to something valuable when II becomes the obJect of repeated theft attempts. S (4) TOMORROW Guest: Werner Erhard, founder of EST. (R) 1:10 I21(17)NEWS 1:15 (17) MOVIE "The Male Animal" (1942) Henry Fonda. Don DeFore. Love, political unrest and the big football game hit a college campus at the urns time. 1:35 CE) OTOBEANNOUNCED 1:40 7) 0 NEWS 2:00 (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2:20 a) a MOVIE "The White Sister" (01W) (1933) Helen Hayes, Clark Gable. A young woman becomes a nun because she believes that her lover died in the war. (1 Hr. 40 Mini.) 3:25 (17) MAVERICK COMET AWNING - - .---- -- ---.- ----- --.--.- - - -.- ----------------- ----.--. - - --- -- Friday, April ii, 1,80 MONDAY EVENING .-.- --- ' off 3 or i .8AKIDINAMIL I CI4OICI. Of COb POSITIVI STORPtI CUTS HIAIINO, 1P11. 321.020 FOR 10' oasis.. WLW Iaei I I. SANFORD 3 410 N. ORANGE RUN a)TAAN AFTER NOUNS CALl. SNIVARD CO. SM-Nil 425 (17)OPUNUP .,,. ......... o - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Daytime Schedule FLORIDA MORNING 4:55 (91) (117) 500 (7)0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (TUE41111) 520 (21(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (THU) 5:30 (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MOW) 5:40 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE(WED) 8:50 U(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 8:55 (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE (MOW) 6:00 CI) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MOW) GD PORTER WAGONER (DO 7:30 OGDTODAY MORNING (7)0 GOOD AMERICA (Ii) (35)BULLWINKLE 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE rn oVER sv 17 LUCY SHOW 8:25 GD TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 (4) TODAY 7) 5 GOOD MORNING AMERICA fl)35 TENNESSEE TUXEDO 10 MAGIC METHOD OF (MON) OIL B(10 FRENCH CHEF 9 10 FOOTSTEPS (WED) B 10 V.LPEOPLE(THU) B 10 coocacErrevicToRYGAROEN(FRI) (17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 DONAHUE (5) 0111CR DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE. (F135) DINAHI & FRIENDS 10 ELECTRIC co..wsv C!) B a) 0 NEWS (5)0 C9 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING t121(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 0 GD NEWS (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOPIORROW RYAN'S HOPE t12)(17)MOVIE 1:00 OUR LIVES CD THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS cia ALL MY CHILDREN (1]) (35)35 LIVE 2:00 (4) THE DOCTORS (5)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:25 (DO 0(4) DAYS OF S 2:30 0 GD ANOTHER WORLD JEANNIE (1) (35)1DREAM (12)(17)I LOVE LUCV 300 Cl) NASHVILLE ON THE GUMM LIGHT GDTHE WILRU$N SOOTH(DO GENERAL HOSPITAL ERR (THU) (ED 36 CABM I10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRO (R)(k0t4-ThL1) GD0 HEALTH (121(17)FAMILYAFFAIR (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 9:30 BRIEF(FRI) t121(17)USTEN(MON) EDUCATIONAL PRO(17) BANANA SPLITS 6:10 GRAMMING (1(17) WORLD AT LARGE .((17)GREEN AC0U (WED. F111111) tl])(35) t1(17) THE FLINT10:00 STONES 615 GD CARD SHMKE (10)VILLAALEGRE(R) 21 (17) THE ATHLETES (17) MOVE (MOW) 400 10. .30 GDCAROL BURNETT AND 628 GD HOLLYWOOD FRiENDS 0 (M (17) WORLD AT LARGE (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAJN (I) • CELRflV WHEWI (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY 6:30 .(1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA (35) WOODY W000PECKGD TODAY IN FLORIDA ER AND FRIENDS 10 .58 (I)EDALLEN B(10)SESAMESTREET C5)OCNNWS 12 17 8PECTREMAN ( 7)NSW$ 111:00 6:45 430 HIGH ROLLERS (MOW, 0(1) 5(10) A.M. WEATHER BONANZA S (4) THU. FRO TUL 6:56 GDWOMENUKIUS(WED) (4)5 ODD COUPLE CZ) •MERVGRIFFIN GOOD MORNING (5)OTHSPRICISRIOHT FLORIDA CD S LAVERNI & SHIRLEY (1) (35) DUOS SUNNY AND FRIENDS 700 (F(35)pCLUB 121 (17)GILIJOAN'$ ISLAND 0 G TODAY 800 1130 (5)0MORNINGMW (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 0(1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (5)0 HOGAN's HEROES (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (MON. TUE. THU. P01) AMERICA 5 10MISTE0000ERS(R) 0(35) P00KV PIG AND (DO FAMILY FEW 21 17 MY THREE SONS FRIENDS 11:56 5(1O)USAMESTREET 8:30 t12) (17)NEWS (1(1 ) THE THREE 0 (1) NEWS p STOOGES F (5)0MA5H AFTERNOON CALS (Ti) 135)1LOVE LUCY 5 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (0) 12:00 CI) TODAY II FLORIDA 121(17)I DREAM OFJEANN* GDCHMNRRACTION O GOOD MORNING P of Oviedo. Pupils are MAROON generally provided with a Maroon is the color of the theme, t*zt are not told moon what they thoidd write. What If maroon was the color of houses, 00 7 dogs, cats, flowers, and RED AND SLVE even people? I kaow lady with a blue Grass, food, desks schools, - dog and ared cat and even cars? Her little baby was blue too Maroon Is a nice cold color. She was as red asanapple. DollieGarcia Her boyfriend was blue too. These poems are by The Invisible Rose like Use baby Rose, rose elementary aChoolers from and the little hey was red Seminole County. They l. mien How pretty you are. resulted from the Florida A touch of gins, Everyane lived M a world Poetry In the Schools You feel like velvet. that was green and program. Thou pupils are while. You are as red as blood. taught by pod Bob WIáotf Louden Mathis Toni Coffenu Cl) S Young oung p t5 P oets OF Actress Invests In Eileen Fulton, who stars as the volatile Lisa Coleman on CBS's "As The World Turns," has become partner in the New York Stars women's professional basketball team. "I'm delighted to become a member of the Stars franchise," Ms. Fulton said recently. "I have always supported the advancement of women in the dramatic arts and professional fields, and after seeing a Stars' game in person, I am Friday, April is, 1HO-9 Basketball convinced that women have a bright future in professional basketball." The actress was introduced to the Stars when she presented the team's rookie sensation, Sharon Farrah, with a gift at the Stars-Dallas Diamonds game on March 3. She was so impressed with the desire and enthusiasm exhibited by the players that she decided to join the team's investors based on her observations at that single game, 4, .. ' -. ." -•. " ' .• .-- ' - , ..'.....- . • pi N'. ' . ....... .j! #" • ittle Darlings" and "Hide In Plain Sight." -. 1100 0(4) (5)0 (DO NEWS EVENING 8'30 (F (35) BENNY HILL (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 5(10) TODAY IN THE LEGIS; try =gq LATURE 6:00 (T21(17)LAST OF THE WILD (4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS R "The Master Builder" (ID135) KUNGRJ 510) LORD MOUWTBAT90 11.30 TEN* A MAN FOR THE CENTU- • (4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: S (4) (5)0 NEWS SPECIAL RY Through sheer merit, Lord Steve Allen and Sarah Purcell. Results of the Pennsylvania priMountbatten rises from sailor Guests: Linda Fratlanne, Sid mary are presented. to commander of his first ship Caesar, Juliet Prowse, (DOARC NEWS in the Royal Navy. (Part 2018) Gallagher, David Copperfleicl, (11) (35) WILD, WILD WEST (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT Georgia Engel, Meadowlark The receipt of a newspaper AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lemon and the Bucketeers, that predicts the death, in their Lawrence, Lily Tomlin. Rule Lenska. presence, of a famed magician, (5)0 MOVIE "Portrait Of A puzzles West and Gordon. k Rebel: Margaret Sanger' (12) (17) MOVIE G-Men ., •. . O (4) NBC NEWS (Premiere) Bonnie Franklin (1935) James Cagney, Ann GD0 CBS NEWS David Dukes. The tempestuous Dvorak. Despite the criminal . (DO ABC NEWS 007) BOB NEWHART Bob life of Margaret Sanger. the Influence In his background, a controversial woman's rights man Joins the FBI to fight the becomes upset when Emily activist who established the forces of syndicate crime takes a full-time Job. first birth control clinic, Is 11:50 : 7:00 dramatized. a)Q SOAP Jessica chooses (1) FACE THE MUSIC (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY between Chester and Dot. GD 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Both Jack and Ralph Furley try Donohue, Benson and - . J the Tate ' -. • (DO JOKER'S WILD out their recent assertiveness men try to rescue Billy from the (F 35 SANFORD AND SON training on the girls. (A) In c it An ti .h-s41n I. forced .,4 I — I1 Y.IClI.I WIMtPI (F (35) STREETS OF SAN LISTENING ' Americans will give their opinions — be they ca choice between his REPORT FRANCISCO Personal knowl- daughter and Alice (R) (121(17) SANFORD AND SON humorous, serious, bizarre or straightforward edge ate politician's wife leads TO AMERICA Fred witnesses a burglary at Stone to believe that the man's — to the TV cameras on the Issues and events 12:00 Julio's house but is too scared spear-gun death was not acci- 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: of the day, on "Speak Up America," to be to Identify the criminals for the dental. Richard Dawson. Guests: Steve police. aired live at 8 p.m. Tuesday on NBC. Actor C8 (10) MYSTERY "The Rac. Allen, Judy Collins, Orson Bean, Maxine Fabe. and one-time evangelist Marjoc Gartner and ing Game: Gambling Lady" Sid 7:30 Halley and Chico Barnes are GD0 BARNABY JONES BarGD TIC TAC DOUGH Felicia Jeter, an anchorperson at KNBC in GD0 THE NEWLYWED called in to investigate the nabyishired bya millionaire to LOS Angeles (both above), will be joined by death of a valuable racehorse discover which member of the GAME Herb Brooks, the coach of the gold (7)plaj man's staff Is trying to kill him. inaroadaccldent.(CC) (R) (111(5) MAUDI Carol's exmedalwinning U.S. Olympic hockey team. 9:30 husband suddenly turns on Its. (D5 TAXI A very heavy 1:00 charm and captivates the woman Alex once dated shows (DO TO SE ANNOUNCED Findlay household. up at the garage months later 1:10He Creates Beautiful Monsters 5(1 ) DICK CAVETT "Cath- and pounds lighter. (R) GD 0 CU LATE MOVIE Olic church Today" Guests: "Remember" (1970) Vince i000 NEW YORK (UPI) — The creature — a MW. Eugene Clark, Mrs. Sid. exhibition of Giger's work in America. Edwards, Katherine Crawford. crab with fingers, wrapped like an obscene 0 HART TO HART The fl5 Callahan, James "Dan O'Bannon, who wrote the 'Alien' Kavanaugh, James Hitchcock. Herls travel to Monte Carlo for A psychiatrist battles his late, catcher's mask around its victim's face — script, knew what he wanted - a creature the wedding of a friend whomwife's parents for custody of (Part 2 of 3) her son from a previous metamorphosed into an eyeless snake they learn is being blackmailed like none other ever on this earth. He is 0(17) SA$EIAU. Atlanta marriage, growing in his chest cavity, then burst Into the marriage. (R) fascinated by H.P. Lovecraf I and so am 1, Braves vs. San Diego Padres forth in a fountain of gore to become the (F (35) LOVE. AMERICAN (DO NEWS and the Alien was drawn from Lovecraft." 0:00 STYLI "Love And Grandma" most palpable horror ever seen on the 125 (4) SPEAK UP AMERICA Ruth Hansen visits her grand. (M (17) NEWS I,ovecraf I, an early day fantasist of '' The people of America give mother In Retirement Village, crypt and graveyard, created the , That was the star of "Alien" — perhaps their opinions - humorous, and finds her sharing her 1 "Cthulhu Mythos" — a cosmos of ancient serious and bizarre . on the apartment with a • GD TOMORROW Guests: the most mlndwrenching science-fiction -arni unspeakably evil forces slumbering GlI Gilds Philip angllm left" and events of the day. 5(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: movie of all time — but the man whose Marjoe Gortner, Herb Brooks TAKE TWO "Turning Points: an carol. 8ts.is.y of the fevered Imagination created It Is miffed at beneath the sea, waiting to be called into and Feuds Jeter host. Movies That Changed The Broadway play "The Elephant any suggestion that his baby was "a being so they could darken the earth with (5) 5T N, THE WITCH LICK Movles"Roger Ebert and Gene Man." (A) their dominion, Lovecraft would have monster," AND THE WARDROBE Siskel take a second look at (M (17) BASEBALL Atlanta loved "Alien." "I love my creatures," said H.R. Giger Animated, based on the fairy some films that greatly lntlu- Braves vs. San Diego Padres a one-man show of his dark art. "If they Giger, whose almost cherubic face and (lie by C.S. Lawis. Four chill. sneed re the movie industry with - 1:40 dren step through a closet exclusive wines from "Easy (T)O MOVIE "Pride And are monsters it's only because we don't soft voice belie the terror of his silk screen wardrobe into Narnia, a Rider," "Jaws" and "Airport." Prejudice" ( know them. From their point of view, it J and airbrush visions, obviously loves 01W) (1940) strange and wintery lend ruled (A) Gerson, Mary Bound. A spirit- we who are monsters," by an lce4tearted witch. (Part (12) (17)MAVERIC$( ad English girl fights for the Whether the Swiss-born artist's "I wouldn't attem-pt Lovecraft's 1)(R) man she loves. (2 Hrs. 20 "biomechanical" renditions — eerie, 10.30 'Cthulhu," he said. "His description is too (DO NAPPY DAYS Richle's 0 GD UNITED STATES After Mine.) combinations of flesh and machine with bshevio $al55 biz powerful. Better it is left in words. No one 2:30 demonic overtones of eroticism — are could paint It." after he is named "King of the a fight, Richard leaves and g to a motel, where he Is S GD DAILY DEVOTIONAL Soroilty Girls." (A) monsters or merely bizarre pussycats, the But it is Giger's next project that sets the SILLY GRAHAM visited by Libby. Donna and a 40 one from "Alien" has done well by its ,Iid. adrenalin of his artistry to pounding. (2) TO SE ANNOUNCED master. Giger won an Academy Award for 5(10) NOVA "A whisper (F () LOVE, AMERICAN 0 ( 1) MOVIE "Erik The A screen version of Frank Herbert's "Beat Visual Effects" for hatching It, but From Space" The most recent STYLE "Love And The Conqueror" (1964) Cameron science-fantasy classic "Dune" is in the Roommate.. Roger lilies Dliii. he admits a sinister source of inspiration, theories and new questions Mitchell, Francolse Chrlstophe, works, Giger is in line to depict it, and his Jo, but fails in love with "It is not my story," he said at the show, that have been raised about A 10th-century Viking avengingsponsored entire focus at the moment is on furniture, microwave signals and their roommate, Jill. a massacre engages In an by publishing czar Robert Guc5(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Furniture for the story's cave and desert relation to the origins of the exciting sea battle with Its. clone, whose Omni and Penthouse Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel setting, Furniture for a tribe that renders universe are examined. (CC) (A) magazines ran the first large scale its dead for water. April 22 TUESDAY - - • - -. - 01 I - I — -4.::. A 77 I �- .. -- -- -- --- .- - .1 -- - -- 10—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, April II, i$o Anne Murray Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Combines Family, Career Telecaptions Arrive At Long Last DEAR DICK Yes, I have a question, a very importani one to me. When will the captioned programs start on ABC and NBC? This is the program that is connected to the Telecaption TV Adapter made by Sears. Originally it was scheduled for February, then March 1st, now March 15th. My hearing loss is a nerve loss that cannot be helped with volume. As a result I cannot understand one word on TV. OLIVE C. REID, Wildwood, Fla. Anne Murray explains why she's late in calling me from her Toronto office: her car "control and planning. In despite some good-natured 1977 we sat down and grousing about not being planned, because you have to nominated for a country broke down, carpenters have a game plan. I'd.been Grammy this year after finally came to the house, going at it like a goat with sweeping them the year and she had this Cadillac my head down, but never before ("my record cornthat keeps breaking down totally committed. pany closed their Nashville Rob Patterson and is "driving her crazy." C "Now I play where and office, so there was nobody The super-successful when I want to, usually on to vote for me," she obCanadian singer's true weekends. I have time for serves), Anne feels positive The grind of towing away from it. confessions are straight Since then she gave birth my family, yet for these past about her country success "But that had endurance," to her two children, William from real life, those unending one-night been asked to sing at Ask her about being on gigs in a dizzying succession says Anne now, and she and Dawn. "I always wanted two years I've really hit the (she's the Grand 01' Opry) and her top. That happens only once, took its toll. She knows that now in more than a family, not, a singing so you tour in the early 70s, after a of towns have to grab it.. but imprint on the wider pop . like even took affront at her own one way. "I was consumed career," admits Anne. But the of hits string audience. right way." "Snowbird," "Danny's image: "I hated that girl by business, constantly the blossoming of her family Song," "Love Song" and You next door thing like what I playing or recording, and life has also coincided with Anne's most recent smash "I'd like it," concludes Won't See Me." Says Anne am now. Everyone called me having hit songs, but I felt her greatest career success, "You Needed Me" Anne, "if people could see bluntly, "I was miserable." that, and I wanted to get like I was banging my head, which Anne attributes to seems to bear that out, and me for the next 50 years!" - SOUNDS - KENNY ROGERS His show was top-rated television movie of the - 1 •. '. 'The Gambler' Deals CBS A Winning Hand By JOAN HAN/sUER UP! Televislas writer "Hazzard" audience than "The sting" crowd. NEW YORK (UP!) CBS won first The power of a blockbuster show to help place in last week's Nielsen ratings race its neighbors along was demonstrated last by betting on Kenny Rogers in "The week when "White Shadow" turned up in Gambler," 16th place. "Shadow" had been limping Rogers' show not only was No, 1 on the along since it was transferred to Tuesday Nielsen list as the most watched network and lost its pre.."M-A-S-H" Monday night television program of the week, but Its time slot, but as the preliminary event to audience was so large it became the top"me Gambler," it regained an audience; rated television movie of the season. The , Among the new shows, ABC's "That's program earned a 49 share. Translation Incredible" and CBS's "Flo" both IIIShSd from 'IV.eae: 49 percent of the people in the top 10. "Thu Conway" (CBS) and watching television While "The Gambler" "PalinerMown, U.S.A." (NBC) look solid, was on were tuned into the Kenny Rogers and CBS's "Hagen" Is much Improved show. None of the other recent entries rated well. CBS had another top-ranking television Sad to say, NBC's noble experiment with movie, "Nurse" starring Michael Loarlive theater Henry Fonda in "The Oldest ned, In the top 10. Combined with good Living ving Graduate" fared POOrlY in the performances by some series regulars, ratings, and NBC also was hurt by the long CBS captured eight of the top 10 places in baseball game Saturday night, the Nielsen ratings. The two bottom-ranked shows were All this and the absence of any CBS episodes of "United States," an NBC show shows In the ratings cellar also gave that, despite some flaws, deserves much CBS a tenth of a ratings point lead over better. ABC in the over-all season-todate ratings. ____ That race ends April20, when the rating The 10 top network programs for the season closes. For that final Sunday. ABC week ending April 13, according to the A.C. will use the theatrical movie "The .Sting" Nielsen Co., were: to snake points, while CBS counters with a 1: "The Gambler" (CBS); 2:60 Minutes two-hour special "Dukes of Ilaznrd.'-' (CBS); 3: That's Incredible (ABC); 4: NBC, the potential spoiler, is offering Real People (NBC); 5: The Jeffersons two hours of "CHiPs" repeats, wrapped up (CBS); 6: "Nurse" (CBS); 7: (tie) Alice under the title "Super Wheels.'' "CHIPs" and M-A" (both CBS); 9: Flo (CBS); appears more likely to Cut Into the 10: Dukes of Hazzard (CBS). - em Wit." Lisa says that she April 23 husband forgives her Howard for "straying", but he never After breaking a chain letter, 11:00 Nicholas feels that he is guilty •(4) ()G (7) 0 NEWS when Tommy Is rushed to the (fl)(35) BENNY HILL 6:00 hospital for emergency (10) TODAY lN THE LEols0(4) () 0 (!) 0 NEWS surgery. (CC)(R) LATURE (1]) 135) KUNG FU (35) JØ, ROCKFORD A 2) (17) LAST OF THE WILD CO (10) LORD MOUNTBAT. Vietnamese woman hires "Suicide OrSurvival" TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- Rock ford to find her missing Mountbatten rises from brother who failed to meet her Braves vs. San Diego Padres :4. :- ,-,i'! • i: t' :S ø (35) LOVL AMERICAN - STYLI "Low And The Divorce (DO MOM "Words And 0 (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports s.w'wtiennandl Tippy auc. Music" (C) (194$) Mickey on couple who are both Mv- teen off their possessions Prior Rooney, Betty Garrett. Extravlog sex change operations, Las to divorcing, they fInd each agant production numbers highlight the We stories of Richvegas gamblers, people with item valuable, unusual names and dizzy TV STAIRS "Word Of Honor" (2 Lorenz weather report, are featured. Hrs. 20 Mine.) hard ic becomes involved In a (1)0 THE LOOK THE WITCH R 3:35 public scandal which AND THE WARDROBE Asian, his position as a (l(17) MOVIE "The Hard a proud 5fld noble lion, arid the threatens Man" (1957) Guy Madison, children work together against member of Parliament. Valerie French. A stralghtforthe witch to bring warmth to 10:30 ward sheriff fails In love with the icy fantasy land (Part 2)(R) iTh(35) LOVE,AMERICAN the wife of a vicious cattle (7)0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH STYLE "Love Arid Th. Mod. rancher. - . . r~ -- 11 :? '. •.•-• .---- •T'-•,' -'.- _.••: ' • -. •- I t* * .. r Olympic Boycott •. - I _-. -- •- I • DEAR l)R'K: Does Margaret Mason, %% lio plays linda Anderson on "Days of Our Lives," haic a iiaii'niakcr' I was told she iliit's. M. SIMI'SON, ('aIa ha, St. No. Miss Masoll diii liavt' iix'n heart sur'r . but she dues not u'ar a l)ie&'tiiak(r. - A.- - DEAR DICK: Could you tell me If Tony Franclosa played in the series of "The Flying Nun"? I'm referring to the role of Curios Ramirez. 1'.B,, Williamsport. Pa, No, Ramirez wasn't played by Franelusa but b) AlejtIdr(1 Re)'. Muzzles NBC 8.100 - DEAR DICK: On the recent "People's Choice Awards," It was supposed to have starred both Elton John and Cher. Cher did not appear. I got the impression from remarks made by Elton John and Pat Boone something was amiss. can you tell me why Cher did not appear? JEANNE Sure. Airplane. He was en route home when it haInterestingly, the others in the cast were not told about this during the filming. Gary Burghoff, then playing Radar, opened the wire on the set and read it as the cameras rolled. His tears were real. and the practice loses A CUS- Humphrey Bogart. The govern. tomer with Tristan's help. ment appoints a special pro. (Part 6) secutor to put an end to rack. oteering in a trucking associa. 10:00 0(4) ROCKFORD FILES A lion. EVENING (5) 0 PAL ME RB TOWN, rock star being sued for half his 11:50 U.S.A. Booker T and David are money by a former girlfriend held hostage by escaped chain hires Rockford to find his miss- (7) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 6:00 The Angels pose as gang prisoners in exchange for log material witness. (Part 1) stewardesses to find out who is NEW YORK (UP!) 0(4) Cl) 0 (D 0 NEWS NBC will not be carrying the a getaway car and money. (R) terrorizing a friend of Sabrina. © 135) KUNG FU Moscow Olympics, but finds itself in the embarrassing MORK & MINDY An (DO 0 THE CONTENDER (R) CO 10 LORD MOUNTBAT. attractive young golddigger Johnny position of not being able to say so. decides to quit the TEN: A MAN FOR TH E CITU'. mistakenly believes Mork is an Olympic team and turn pro in 1:00 In what appears to be an unprecedented fit of the coys, RY The formation of a British- eccentric millionaire and plots order to earn money for heart TOMORROW Guests: (4) 0 the network has refused to announce it won't be carrying American coalition and the to trap him into marriage. (R) Paul and Linda McCartney. (R) surgery for his mother. the Moscow gailies. Instead it puts out statements such as defeats and triumphs of tljl(35) JIM ROCKFORD (D020/20 (DO BARETTA Baratta is the one released Monday, which read: Mountbstten's Burma cam- Counselor Beth Davenport LOVE, AMERICAN marked for vengeance by the paign of the early '409 are engages Rockford to find a © (35)"Love "NBC has repeatedly said it would be guided by the And The Man younger brother of a dope STYLE chronicled. (Pitt 4 of 8) missing witness who can pro- Next Door" Harvey and Carol pusher slain by the detective, policies of the United States government and we reaffirm J (17) CAROL BURNETT vide an alibi for her client, that. We are discussing alternate advertising plans with are In their honeymoon suite (R) AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve (10) PROSE "Should The when the government walks in. our Olympic advertisers." 1:05 Lawrence, Tim Conway. Drinking Age Be Raise To 21?" )(17)8 That almost says it, but not quite. 10:15 (12)(17) MOVIE "How Do I 6:30 (17) THE AMERICANS 1:10 Love Thee" 0(4) NEC NEWS The problem is insurance, according to network inff (17) MOVIE "The Golden sources. NBC spent $4 million with Lloyd's of London (1970) Jackie Glea- "The General" Major G. and son, Maureen O'Hara. An atheCl) 0 CIS NEWS Thomas Tackaberry is the Hawk" (1952) Rhonda Fleming, 1st sh ares a stormy marriage ar (DO AEC NEWS other agencies for insurance against either cancellation of chetypical fighting man Sterling Hayden. A llth-centu(17) BOB NEWHART Bob with a religious fundamentalist, the games or non-participation by the American team. hero, leader, devoted family ry high seas battle in the Carib. resists Emily's plans for a Euro5:30 man. For this, NBC was 90 percent covered for the $87 million bean Involves the Spanish and pow cruise for fear of the BENSON Taylor the English. it bid for the Moscow events. 10:30 affects It would have on his decides to enter the political patients, The network isn't going to do anything that might J (35) LOVE, AMERICAN 1:15 ring by running for office (II STYLE "Love And The Great (5)0 MARY HARTMAN, jeopardize its insurance claim. himself. (R) 700 Catch" Adam West drops in on MARY HARTMAN Charlie and That means playing it by the book. That was why the 0 FACE THE MUSIC 9:00 Harry Clurman to buy some Loretta hear some catastrophic network refused straightforward comment before (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE the 0(1) SIX O'CLOCK FOLLIES news, and Tom moves In with (7)0 JOltER'S WILD United States Olympic Committee iiiet in Colorado (Premiere) Military Personnel at stamps. IS (10) PREMIERE "Pit Charlie. (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON an armed forces television Strike" Springs last weekend. 10 MACNEIL / LEHRER base in Saigon rely on their 2:00 When the U.S. Olympic Committee voted boycott the REPORT 11:00 sense of humor to COPE with 0 (4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL gaines, as denuinded by President carter, it an' Moscow Ø (17) SANFORD AND SON the war. 0 (4) (5) 0 (7)0 NEWS 2:10 nounced to the world that the United States team would Lament and Julio go Into the (35) BENNY HILL (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE SPE" (II) (7)0 NEWS used auto parts business and not 10 TODAY IN THE participate. LEGIS. L EDITION drive Fred to skid row. LATURE 2t40 Unfortunately for NBC's position, news stories aren't BARYSHNIKOV ON (7)0 MOVIE "Babes On BROADWAY Ballet star necessarily ce legally binding. The network now is waiting 11:15 7:30 Mikhail Baryshnikov salutes the 12)(17) LOVE. AMERICAN Broadway" (B/W) (1942) Judy 0(1) TIC TAC DOUGH for the USOC to formally notify the International Oly mpic Garland, Mickey Rooney. NEWLYWED American musical theatre in a STYLE (5) 0 THE Committee of its decision, then for the proper responses Talented young hopefuls do a program featuring Liza MinnelGAME 11:30 from the bC. benef it it show for orphans and (DO EYEWITNESS MAGA- II, Nell Carter and the national 0 (1) TONIGHT With Its statement Monday, NBC believes it made its Guest host: wind up In a Broadway show. (2 company of "A Chorus Line." Richard Dawson. Guests: ZINE Mel His. 20 Mins.) intention clear. It's bad enough that the Olympic boycott (1]) (35) MALICE Maude and (CC) Tormo, Dr. Joyce Brothers. will cost the V Vivian network about $15 million in anticipated go ba ck to college for (I]) (35) STREETS OF SAN 2:45 5)0 COLUMBO A foreign their 30-year reunion. profits, and priceless promotion spots for its fall lineup. FRANCISCO A reporter and dignitary murders a political (1 (17) MOVIE "A Lawless (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: his 50fl have both dated an adversary and then kills the Street' (1955) Randolph Scott, doesn't have to give up its insurance, too. attractive woman journalist person who helped him with Angela Lansbury. A lawman NBC Walter Matthsu. Tile network has nothing to say about what alternate who has been murdered. struggles to rid his town of (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY the murder, programing it will offer the 50 advertisers who had lined Archie's "token" efforts to lib- Ca (10) THE GOOD NEIGH. outlaws. ABC NEWS ip'and were ready to pay out $170 million for sponsorship BOR8 "The Thing In The (7)0 eralize his lodge backfire. (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 4:15 Cellar" f the games. West and Gordon become © (17) MOVIE "Alcatraz S Chances are the network will go with regular in in '.30 Involved a bizarre Siberian Express" (1960) Robert Stack. O(1)SUCI( ROOM IN THE programing in daytime and late night, but will try to offer 11TH CENTURY A princess a (10) ALL CREATURES prisoner exchange in Viadivos- Neville Brand. Eliot Ness is to own Buck uses GREAT AND SMALL "Nothing tok without leaving the U.S. who w instructed to deliver the notorl- something besides the standard rerun fare in prime time. blackmail to get her hands on Like Experience" James makes (17) MOVIE "Racket ous gangland czar Al Capon. Even so, there's no chance of getting the $165,000 that the a date without Tristan's help Busters" (193$) George Brent, to prison. the suave hero. (A) sold-out Olympics earned for an average minute. S ,.''t •. v ,,i . - type. April 24 TH U RSDAY __ - Fonda child and feel she must be mistaken. However, she Is so adamant that we felt It best to find out if we are wrong. M.D. DONAHUE, Stockton, Calif. You are wrong, and she is right. Amy is the girl's name and she is not in show biz, but is, rather, a married lady - - - there. They tried to coax him back, but no luck. They had given up when one day he showed up again, as suddenly as he had left, DEAR DICK: I have a friend who insists Henry Fonda has a third child, besides Jane and Peter. She said the child is a daughter. None of us has ever heard of a third me. MARY A. KUJANPAA, Austinburg, Ohio. It's a strange story but Best is back, or will soon be back. Best had retired from show biz before "Dukes" began. He was teaching acting at the University of Mississippi, as he pursued a life removed from the Hollywood rat race. They shot the pilot of "Dukes" in the South and talked Will into playing the sheriff. After he had (lone it for it while, he got the old urge to quit and one day just didn't .show up. lie went to Hawaii and stayed Commanding Captain of the at the 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: station. 5th Destroyer Flotilla to Advis- a (10) THE SHAKESPEARE Richard Dawson. Guests: or of CornblnidOperations PLAYS v" David GWII. Debralse Scott, Robert Goutet. when war breaks outsin tim portrays Henry V in this (3[) 0 NSA 8A8KETBALL Germany and Russia. (Part 30f play focusing on Henry as the CDO ADO HIM (35) 8) WILD WEST ideal warrior-king and celeZ (17) CAROL BURNS" brating his Golden West and Gordon encounter a as a melon society lady who plans to AND FRIENDS Guest: Vincent Age in English history. Price. change the U.S.A. Into a 9:00 monarchy and reign as Its 6:30 or#n STROKES queen. ® 0(4) NEC NEWS Arnold faces rabies shots when (IZ (17) MOVIE "titti. Giant,(ID 0 CU NEWS a puppy he rescued from traffic (1933) Edward G. Robinson, (DO AIC NEWS bites him then disappears. (R) Mary Astor. High society mom(17) 11101111NEWNART A cu MOVIE "A bars suffer a jolt when a second-string baseball player Of Children" (1977) JaneCircle Alex. reformed gangster tries to join comes to Bob for help with his ander, Rachel Roberts. An their rank.. care.r. affluent suburbanite feeling bored by her life and her mw- (DO LOVE BOAT "The Too nags becomes a volunteer at a O (4) FACE THE MUSIC Decision Debbie Allen: (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE school for emotionally dii. Uftie Rich Oft" Mien Jensen, DO JIIR'S'i.D turbid children. (R) ANGELS Dennis Cole; "Love Me, Love (D CHARLIE'S revenge My Dog" Gene SANFORD 5o Rayburn, Fan. (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER An ex-convict seeking po on Kelly kidnaps her and tries nie Flagg. (A) (11) SANFORD AND SON to turn her Into a heroin addict. 1:00 A newspaper ad leads Fred (A) _____ 0(4) TOMORROW Guests: and Lamont to try out for a )(35) STREETS OF SAN Dana Montana, the owner of a ow-budget movie. FRANCISCO A priest refuses male "tun club and Larry to tell Stone where a Slade, one of her performers; longshoremen Involved in the astrologer Linda Goodman. (A) 0(4) TIC TAO DOUGH murder of a policeman Is hiding (fluGAMMA Tony tries to (1)0 THE NEWLYWED Out. convince a man who doesn't GAME wIflttoQetloiV5dt0fWOV$d. 10:00 (7) 0 HOLLYWOOD information about the murder SOUAMS QUINCY When four 0 (4) of an Important conventioneer. (ED (35) Arthur learns prisoners the ft a jail fire, QUIfla valualile lesson when he tries cy sets out to prove the blaze ___ (17) NEWS to leech his grandson #w was lit to cover up a murder. (A) Important tlWigskiWe. . tOS 8 (10) DICK CAVETT "Cath- (7)0 ABC NEWS CLOMP (17) SAIBEALL Atlanta ollc C Church Today" Guests: "The Uranium Factor" A look Braves vs. San Diego Padres Msgr. Eugene Clark, Mrs. Sid. at uranium, focusing on the ney Callahan, James mines where It Is found, the 0(1) DAM.YDSVOTIONAI. Kavanaugh; James Hitchcock. people who dig them and the (Part 3 of 3) people endangered by living 2:10 (11) IARISALL Atlanta now them. Is presented. (DO NEWS season. - played Sheriff Roscoe, isn't on "The Dukes of Hazzard" EVENING '1 DEAR DICK: I understand that when McLean Stevenson left the 'M A S II" series, his character was killed. The big debate in our life is was he killed in a helicopter or an airplane? Can you help us? G.D.B., Racine, Wim. now. The way he played the part really made the show for did. it - - - - Something is amiss, alright — you've got the wrong show. I don't know what show von are thinking about bill John, Cher and lhxme had nothing to do with ''Tht People's Choice Awards" they were never scheduled t( be on it and were not on it. - - WEDNESDAY CI1AI)WICK,, Tucson, Ariz. By now, you may have noted that both ABC and NBC have begun telecasting those captioned shows. Both began on March 16—ABC with "Forces 10 From Navarone" and NBC with a Disney show. NBC says it hones to have five hours a week of captioned shows in prime time, including a captioned version of "Jesus of Nazareth," ABC will do some shows regularly "Vegas," "Eight Is Enough," "Three's Company," "Barney Miller" and will do the Baryshnikow-Minnelli special on April 24. DEAR DICK: Please tell me why James Best, who - - Friday, April 18, 1980- . , 'S • , . . ........ , . - �SUNDAY EDITION Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 35 Cents 72nd Year, No, 207—Sunday, April 20, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 + f m Paddles And Pot. I J 41 i.t Paddling Called Ineffective By DIANE PETRYK "The damage is more that it's Thompson said t ii pUnish Herald Staff Writer degrading, and that in turn means morement administered in schools is Paddling students as punishment for anger and resentment at the system, degrading and embarrassing to children ', bad behavior in school may increase the more aggressive behavior. Literature on raised in homes where physical l)UfliSh- .. chance those students will become more behavior modification shows this," she ment is not administered. aggressive and possibly violent as adults, said. And it could recreate feelings of abuse two University of Central Florida Tucker agreed that physical punish- among children who are victims of abuse psychologists said Friday. mnent increases aggressive behavior, at home, she said, reinforcing a pattern. Dr. Sandra Guest, UCF assistant "In child abuse studies, one thing But there are some kids, she said, who professor of psychology, and Dr. Richard seems constant: child abusers were encourage physical violence against Tucker, chairman of the UCF psychology abused themselves as children," he said. themselves to prove they're tough. department, said research has shown But Tucker said he would not say there "I've seen instances where children P7 violence begets violence, is no place for corporal punishment. from homes where corporal punishment "When adults hit a child, they're "You have to look at what it's doing to is applied won't respond to anything but teaching that child that hitting Is the way behavior," he said. "If it's decreasing corporal punishment," she said. "They to solve problems," added Orlando bad behavior and allows teachers to work keep pushing and testing until it's appsychologist Dr. Jill Thompson. with kids and reinforce appropriate plied." "Studies have shown physical punish. behavior, perhaps it's justifiable. But, Thompson said, while she could "But if It's not decreasing (undesired) accept a spanking as appropriate for a - ment Is not an effective form of punishment," Guest said. "The more physical it behavior, or if It's generating other bad younger child, the negative spin-offs of is, the more aggressive the child will behavior, such as truancy, tardiness or corporal punishment for older children become. It does not stop the child from sickness, then it shouldn't be used." are numerous. Children Learn most productively with repeating the behavior. The child simply "In some cases corporal punishment positive reinforcement, Tucker said. becomes more aggressive." may be effective, but it's not the most If negative reinforcement is all that Is effective." When informed that an average of one In nine Seminole County schools students used, he said, you're teaching the child Guest recommends putting the child was hit byan administrator or teacher in that the way to deal with problems is with alone in a room as an alternative to e 1978-7school year, Guest replied: physicall f'Ce. corporal puns1untn . . "Wow." "Although the (research) literature "The young children hate that worse "That seems awfully high," she said, shows variable effects of physical than a spanking," she said. "And it is "but I suppose it reverts back to the old punishment, most studies indicate there very effective with older children also. philosophy 'spare the rod and spoil the are more reasons not to use it than to use They have time alone, with nothing to (to. child."' it. With no books or anything they become Guest said the damage done by cor. "It can be effective, but it can also quicklybored. poral punishment in the schools is generate escape and avoidance "The cifild then makes tile decision behavior," lie said. usually not physical, but mental. himself to go back and behave." Seminole County School Board member Pat Telson said she agrees that 0 t1eni can be appropriate for young ;n. r . • • 1 • dT I :. 'If •.... -' : . .• ' ' . • . •-. , • . i, • 'I, - e '• •• '.\ ',.., '- '' I' .. •te. . 'S -.,: • ':- • '.. 1 X to I Principals Seeing "I'm talking about mother swats.' There's sonic love that goes with that," U • I said. "Anti it'sto stress to the child Herald Photo by Tom Nsts& that t do something for his I_ es S in Schoolsshe hills are such a rare phenomenom In Florida that whenever kids HILL JUMPERS own safety. happen across one, even It It Is only a pile of red clay used for the Despite U. S. government warnings ago and now we don't seem to have a "This type of punishment should be C rL they naturally make up a few Infield of Sunland Estate's ball field, that American youths are smoking problem. swift and administered when the child marijuana at earlier ages, Seminole "Only twice this year did I encounter does the act. Not something done three games in honor of the occasion. llmmy Lawson, S (left), Kevin County middle school principals say what I thought was marijuana. If it were days later or something to have daddy do Burket, 10, and Andy Griffis, 10, tried out the hill by hurling them they are seeing less marijuana and drug really a problem we should encounter it when he gets imoimie." selves from its towering 4-foot height. As for in school, Mrs. Telson said she abuse In school than they did several much more often than that." years ago. And Hughes said a question remains, wonders about the psychological value of A 48-page report, "Marijuana and "Has the elimination of the problem In corporal punishment. "There might be more constructive Health 1980," prepared by the U. S. schools made kids take it elsewhere so ways," she said. "Like writing an essay Graham To Announce Department of Health, Education and we can't find out about it?" He said he does not have the answer, or having the students work in the school Welfare, showed that marijuana smoking "now often begins at a much Kids who just don't care seem to be the yard." But she was quick to add that there are earlier age and is more likely to be problem today, he said. frequent rather than experimental use" "If you don't have one problem sur- so many things the schools are prohibited In comparison with 1970. facing, there are always others to take Its from doing, It would be a question for the Plans For ' L'Io ttle England school board attonmey. Seminole County principals attribute place," he said, Site emphasized that the school must the apparent local decrease to a crackBut Charles , Fritch, new executive By United Press International group called I.Attle England Inc. — plan a Interstate 4, Platter said. down at the schools that began about director of the Grove Counseling Center, maintain control of the student body for An English group hopes replicas of theme park comparable in size to Disney "There's been a lot of skepticism about three years ago, greater parental in- said kids who don't care may just be a the safety of all the students. Stonehenge, a medieval castle and World, a golf course, 500 luxury homes tourist attractions in the Orlando area volvement and educational efforts. reflection of parents who don't care. "Punishment should be an individual jousting matches will rival the fantasies and extensive commercial areas in. because so many have been announced But some principals were careful to lAck of quality parenting, he said, is thing," she said. "Because all children of Disney World as a tourist draw and eluding a shopping center retailing but never built," Platter said. "I think add that just because less marijuana is the root of a lot of problems kids face don't respond the same to the same have a major impact on the economy of English goods. this one is going to happen" punishment." seen on school grounds doesn't mean today, drugs included, Central Florida. ,This is a major tourist attraction, a Its projected tourist-drawing power The Grove Counseling Center is a drug In Seminole schools, site pointed out, youngsters aren't using it elsewhere. Plans £Ule would be more than million a year by mammoth addition to Central Florida," a .1 .1 41 I Ii's 'b . , u percent Oi t treatment ireaimeni and educa ti 1. • a option The federal report onal facility. parentshave me op.on o, stipulating tourist attraction reproducing English completion in the I planning said Commerce Department spokes. children ages 12 and 13 have had some Students whose drug problems prevent that their children may not be paddled. history from the Stone Age to modern council official William Platter said woman Ann Newman in Tallahassee. In a recent paddling incident that in. , experience with marijuana, functioning in normal schools often are • o,northwest • . ,. , ,, ,, .. acres rrtufsy from winter rant. ii W0uiu Initial capital investment Is expected ,,The peak in Seminole County was placed there. volved four boys at the Sanford Middle County, will be announced Monday by employ more than 10,000 people. to be around $500 million and is being put Recently, Fritch said he surveyed School, parents of three of the boys said i&iiit. Oft about three years ago," said Fred ra mam a o OP 5 By comparison, Disney World up, in part, by several British merchant Dudley, principal of Milwee Middle about 14 students who attend the Grove they did not know that. "Parents should know they have that officials. School. "We had good remedies. day care unit, , currently attracts about 11 million people banks, a source said. Graham and such top state officials as Plans filed last month with the East a year, Platter said He discovered that the average student option," Mrs Telson said "The more Immediate suspension, calling In law enforcement officials, and prosecuting if there first used a drug other than alcohol knowledgeable the parents are the better Central Florida Regional Planning Attractions will include replicas of Commerce Secretary Sid Levin, Senate Council show the English developers — a - Stonehenge, a castle, a 15th Century President Phil Lewis and House Speaker the marijuana was over a certain weight. at age 10. Some started using drugs when the system runs," she said. "These severe actions at the middle they were 8. English village and a seaside resort and Hyatt Brown will announce the plans at a press conference near Orlando Monday. :Fritch asked at what age the students . •'.j' ( school level emphasized we weren't jousting matches, the plans show, . / , y going to tolerate it. Now we're reaping there used a drug other than alcohol on a Plans call for the first phase - about Though the wraps have been kept on ,, \ \,. '.' regular basis (at least one time per week the benefits of that attitude," . half of the project to be open In 1983, the project, several state agencies have /. ' .. '-I Salvatore Manfre, principal of Rock for a month. drawing an anticipated S to 6 million been familiar with the project for weeks. ';. 'l. ( 4' "Slightly before their 11th birthday Lake Middle School, Curtis Hughes, , tourists a year. That includes the Department of principal of Tuskawilla Middle School most had used something on a regulm Ulm .7 The group, which already has received Environmental Regulation, which would ' and Bobby Rainey, principal of Jackson basis," Fritch said, zoning changes on the farmland acreage have to approve such aspects as sewage A . Almost all said they had exHeights Middle School, all said they have from Osceola County, plans to begin and solid waste disposal. A spokesman construction late this year of a "preview for DER said the group may have little seen less marijuana use recently than perimented with marijuana, speed and . ' hallucinogens. several years ago. , center" and a replica of Big Ben along problem gaining approval. ( "j Eleven out of 14 said they had esOnly Ted Barker, principal of Lakeview Middle School, said he thought perimented with tranquilizers and .the incidence of marijuana use in school narcotics. G Nine said they had used am. -. -. was up. "We've had more cases this year than phelamlnes. Eight said they had used barbituates. • we've ever had at the middle school," Barker sald,"Theyoungest was an 8th Just less than halt the group had tried PCP or Angel Dust. grader." One-fourth of the group had sniffed "We used to never have marijuana In By United Press Internatloasi three cents a gallon. glue, point thimer or gasoline. the middle schools," he added. "This price-cutting by stations which least at Om4hird had bow arrested But Hughes said: share of the "We fought the problem a few years once. — DUNE PE'IIIYK t'1e aM th,ht IILI -I4I1IW .— —a--- 4flitfV1IIP1M — --U.S. mmmurui flu produced the have at lust one consolation: gasoline beginning of an apparent dechne In retail picas are dropping by up to tine cents a gasoline prices." gallon In some cities. Industry observers attributed the price Also, several major banks Friday lowered the prime lending rate they respite to record high gasoline stocks, a charge their best corporate customers a sharp drop In motorist demand, and half-point to 19½ percent, giving con- growing pressure on dealers to reduce osvm M. ftaw aunerssome hope of lower interest rates profit margins. Pot asoline • - • ____ _I F 4U'.- e I BIG BRUSH FIRE A brush fire burned through about 40 acres of woods threatening a ices Starting To Drop ---- ---'- --- uviwi ahead . Gasoline analyst Dan L.undbergof Los Angeles said, "In city after city, the factory and a few homes Friday afternoon in Deltona sending up a higher VOW= stations and the privatecloud of smoke visible across Lake Monroe In Sanford. Deltossa and brand chains, which are trying 10 hW18 DeBary Volunteer firefighters aided by Forestry Service tractors onto their traditional volumes, are took several hours to extinguish the blaze. i -p - T"', 71 ? " iitJL? -f 1 YlL cutting retell prices by one, two and even The prime lending rate retreat was disorderly: while the big bank majority moved to 19 ½ percent, No, 2 ranked Q5nk made a smaller reduction to 19% percent and many smaller banks retained the 20 percent rate first adopted two weeks ado, � 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 18, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 18, 1980. 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Joseph and Jenny Faulk will have to wait a while before celebrating their next birthday: about four years. The twins were born Friday, the extra day in February this leap year, to Lorraine Falk of 365 Georgia Ave., Longwood, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, only the second pair of twins to be born at the hospital in the past 12 months. . ., . - Joseph, seven pounds, 14 ounces, was born at 12:58 p.m., followed two minutes later by his sister Jenny, seven pounds, 5 ounces, on the one day on the calendar which comes only once every four years. . .• a ) Francis Falk, the father, said he and his wife were expecting the twins to join their family Friday. The couple has four other children, ages 2'z, 4, 5 and 7. 4 'I S But the new twins won't age so fast. "They'll be only five when they're 20," Falk said. '' IiIIz hnl,h. h Afghan Rebel. Groups Vow Push To Liberate Besides Gallant's organization, the exile groups are the By United Press International revolutionary council to direct their fight against the Soviet- - 1* 1,41( .. ". I nrrnlnn Six rebel groups have announced plans to set up a -J ' .jt c.. Falk, a refrigeration repairman for Rich Plan Home Food Service in Sanford, said he didn't know yet whether he wanted any more kids. i WI WASHINGTON (UP!) Lawyers for give Kelly access to the tapes now Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla., are seeking violates basic precepts of fundamental it court order granting them access to fairness, has had a chilling effect upon videotapes of a meeting at which Kelly the congressman's ability to function in accepted $25,000 in cash from an FBI his legislative capacity and frustrates undercover agent. the separation of powers doctrine." Kelly Is the second congressman tinKelly has admitted accepting the plicated in the Fill's Abscam bribery money from an undercover FBI agent in investigation to seek immediate access a Washington townhouse Jan. 8, but said to the videotapes in an effort to defend he did so to further his own investigation himself against leaks regarding the of shady characters who approached operation, him. Last week, lawyers for Rep. John Kelly's lawyers also sought to quash a Murphy, 1)-N.Y., filed it similar court grand jury subpoena of the motion. "The government officials here in- congressman's top aide, William Cardin, volred have seen fit to disclose to the who was asked Feb. 13 to turn over a media and the general public certain number of Kelly's records. videotaped details of allegedly inThe subpoena seeks Kelly's criminating conduct, while at the same appointment diary, daily schedule, time depriving Congressman Kelly any travel records, daily sign-in book, access to such materials," stated the telephone message book and any files motion filed Friday with U.S. District relating to meetings he had with three Judge John Louis Smith Jr. men believed to be FBI operatives or tied It said time refusal by prosecutors to to the alleged bribery scheme. Hizbi Islami, the Afghan Islantic National Front, Harkatl Inqilabi Islami, Hisbi Isthmi KhalIs and Jamiati Islami. backed Kabul government, rebel sources in Pakistan say. - In Washington, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet The rebels scheduled a news conference Sunday to Inaugu- Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin met briefly Friday in a rate the council that will consist of delegates from six exile possible first move toward a discussion between Vance and Moslem groups headquartered In Peshawar, a frontier town 35 ; I miles east of the Afghan border, The ultimate objective of the revolutionary council will be Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on the neutralization Of Af ghanistan. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter gave no Afghan government news agency Bakhtar as denying it report 1,000 people were executed in Kabul following antiSoviet rioting. "Not one person was executed,"a correspondent of the Bakhtar agency was told by representatives of Afghanistan's security bodies," Tass said in a dispatch from Kabul. Travelers to Pakistan front Kabul said Thursday more than 1,000 people accused of taking part in the anti-Soviet riots were taken to a central point in Kabul and mowed down by machine. Ow liberation of AfiasiJton," said Pir 4d,A1inGallapI, details Of tt tulkiiyIntoflly that touched QO Aighenistan.. - gun fire In a mass reprisal execution. WjjjWdd Ridir of-the Gomi Islarni Front, in Peshawar. Z-' 91111PID 0 0 .,:A ' . : (. /1 I,, I I! - " ' [J d In Moscow, the official Soviet news agency Tass quoted the •• , • It also was alleged by a tmveler taVew Dellti frout Kabuj the Country Afghan government allowed thousands wounded in the denionst rations to die "because they are traitors." The traveler, a longtime Western resident of Afghanistan, told of a Russian-made helicopter gunship firing into a crowd of demonstrators "like duck shooting," killing at least 85 and wounding thousands. be independently confirmed. Most shops in Kabul have reopened, but Soviet forces fearing soother, wave of antiRussian rioting have dispatched troops and tanks throughout the city, travelers from the city said. Neither report could SCC Week Days In Summer To 4 Seminole Community College will try a four-day class schedule this summer which college officials hope will save some students a day's worth of gas The four-day schedule is an experiment, and college officials have not decided whether it will be extended tofail or to include the staff, said Dr. Joseph B. White, dean of instrUction. Currently, SCC classes are scheduled on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday or a Tuesday-Thursday basis. Under the ssuunisr plan, students will need to come only two days a week to carry a full coirse load. "There will be no classes on Friday, except In unusual cases," said Jim Talmadge, SCC assistant systems of. fleer. Talmadge estimated the change would affect at least l,SOO students. He said lt also will reduce use of college facilities White said there are problems in going to a four-day week for staff. "Several ramifications are being Waked at," he said. "For instance, theresa problem if the employee took thejeb thinking they would get off at a certain time. Perhaps they have children In schooL It might be a hardship." - ftis likely afair-day week would In. vol* working to a later time daily' to make up for the day off. — DIANE PETIY Conference Hears Seminole's. Juvenile Success Story iy IMsW K. RA= in their first six months Of existence in 117$, the guilt or Innocence and then, if the youth Is found judges assigned to handle juvenile cases see One Of the major reasons for the creation of wraw 1k1M 4flig 30 to 40 cues 'guilty, to decide on a - filling punishment; a persons who commit the entire range of acts WIMMU" sYstsm is am the arbitration program, and the 16 others like it ro mum of the Senihicle County a month, she salt punishment set by mutual decision by the parties prescribed by law, the arbitrators handle only the in other Florida counties, was to cut costs to the first-tim, $vseihs OfThe key to the creation Of the Seminole involved. minor, misdemeanor cases and only first of. state in prosecuting minor Juvenile offenses "We don't use the 'treatment' model" Mrs. fenders. 8~ of the cwt mysbm WNW middag program was the 1nvclvment Of community While it costs $1,000 to handle a can through their criank was eWN to memmIi the proom , which generatedaiçport Hair eWWned."Wedon'tuy these aresick Idds. PW hr Therefore, arbitrators are more likely to the courts, It only costs about $45 to process it _ d= lid I I e of arbitrated doKWm Of pill or We say (they) did something wrong and are consider a lesser crime an Offense worthy of through -Me wesks4 to MR lou the arbitration system, Mrs. Hair sai& repjhj, for j," - pj Woetirs hew the cas*y ekd punishment, Mrs. Hair said. Mrs. Hair got Involved In the arbitratloc T 1re are $1 ccn'nivaity members serving as But after a young criminal makes reparations A case gets sent to an arbitrator on the program a year ago while taking a course in r PRPM ME"er hr s csa. vo',p Iwidileg cases the, or as prescribed by the panel, the crime Is forgotten, recommendation of the arresting officer, with the juvenile delinquency at the University of Central &ty Pram, fm vsnlsgo a wish, Mrs. Hair salt not mad. part Of a permanent record. parents' consent. "They can itill have t heir day in orida. Fl -, The vokts first mad win the epproval of at do 311h aiie,l $oailwa u. While In some cases youthful offenders will • court If they want it," Mrs. Hair said, explaining e, ggj aitLtrlcn the Slats's AWray's office and a panel of local make some sort Of repayment though work for people opting to go before the arbitrators do give F OIfl AnU October do worked 30 iasz5 a week as a volunim in her nvtnager,s position w" 11,11011100 the cet pyW for yosM INIM dift must campisti on lllistv coma In their victim, In many essm eedally shoplifting up certain procedural privileges granted under ir%61111 .Uen d vs aevsrml haring; before while waiting for the program 10 WW funded es, the victim would rather not have the youth the cour t system. 111111111or crimea In msay elm tthá oatbi they sowed so hadlo ea themselves, thr ough the State's Aftomy' tack. s t But a person who feels unjustly treated by -a MM at the $iniwple courthouse But tirosiaji a county work program, youths arbitration does have the option of appeal to the She says she is proud of the work the program -i4cwj before bid I i -fty to Sakd ad &I ue *'twnto 5prge Qty can Mill be assigned work as punishment, either State's Attorney's office. In the 18 months the has accomplished, the police Officers who have of - Ms bs ry Ikil, aW we to , be .1nd.d by the asged at a county or city facility, program bs been in full operation, there have • ended up taking youths they arrested for bscas of proper plan. vkiketir, I'm peb ocer, ,to Ike Penaltiesgiven by the arbitrators are been only three appeals, only one of which - • -- -in • educational rides in patrol cars, and the acdo aupict's pwftle and do Mim of do cri Often more severe than the youtla might receive resulted in a new hearing, granted because Uw ceptance by the youths of the fairness Of their The goal of the hearing Is first to determine if they went throuah the courts. While county victim could not attend. whi mediated aenences. ,,M . •• 14 - -' - • me. ' / / •S•• "'r ' 4 ltJMI.Il.A.(1.I.r- ',"- _,,r-rr — — 4 -- ""'''••'•• _s,____•_ _•_•___ - - U �. 11 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . %!I.Jb0".*_ - Sunday, March 2, iftO . YOUR CHILD .........~ 1111111111111111111 Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Sanford Robbery Suspect Held I NATiON IT, M BUCKLE U.P WORLD IN BRIEF FOR SAFETY' ' AA1 ,... 11212&......L.. Wa V111 ivuwwnr5 fl... ie,ecr Any U.N. Commission Visit By United Press International Moslem militants at the U.S. Embassy have rejected any meeting between their 50 American hostages and the U.N. commission to Iran, throwing doubt on the panel's mission to resolve the U.S-Iranian crisis, But in New York, a U.N. spokesman insisted a meeting between the hostages, now in their 119th day of captivity, and the five-man panel would ta ke place "soon" but refused to specify a date. In Washington, a White House official stressed President Carter is relying on the word of U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr that the commission will see the hostages. 5 Soviet Spies Left U.S Kestraints Save Childrens' Lives " 411111s I \ By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer One safety-conscious family thought they had done everything to ensure a safe drive. One child was In the back seat of the car in a safety seat. The parents were in front, also buckled up. The baby was held by the mot her In her lap. When their car was hit, however, the baby was torn from the mother's arms and went through the windshield like a bullet. The baby now has only a small chance at . I ___7 k , . .r _____ _____ _______ • ;. .- "'•' ROME (UPI) Leftwing urban guerri llas bombed one of Rome's most exclusive outdoor cafes early today and carried out similar attacks in the northern cities of Venice and Turin, police reported. Officers said the time bomb at Rosati's Cafe on the popular Piazza del Popolo went off in the early morning hours and destroyed t he esta blishment, for years the haunt of the city's top film directors, novelists and artists. No injuries were reported but officials estimated the damage at several hundred thousand dollars. — Tito 's Condition Unchanged BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) President Josip Broz Titu's condition apparently has stabilized despite the awesome series of medical complications besetting him, the official medical bulletin said today. Tito, 87, who fell ill nearly two months ago, Is battling heart and kidney failure, pneumonia and hemorrhagging and there was little doubt he Is dying. — - SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) Rhodesia's dependence election Is over with nearly 3 million blacks about 90 percent of the electorate — casting ballots, but the three main contenders have to reject the results on grounds of Irregularities, - — Despite the charges by each of the three parties that Ow others cheated, the consensus among most foreign election observers appeared to be that the poll was as fair as could be hoped. __________ i I normal recovery. No one else in the car suffered so much as a .. Y;-. •. .'. . protected by a dynamically tested restraint seat. A dynamic test is one in which the seat, . ... " ..' - - While one assailant held a gun to store owner Bob Mize, of ecm f,-m tk. u.I, u b'"""'b "b cash register, police said, adding several customers were also ATTEMPTED THEFT STRANDS CAR in the store during the hold-up. Persons who attempted to steal a 1976 Volkswagen left the As the pair left, the armed man fired a shot into the store, vehicle in the middle of U.S. Highway 17-92 Friday night when say police. No one was injured during the crime, they could not get it to start, report Sanford police. Tom Roll of 2808 17-92 told officers persons apparently Two-and-a-half-hours later, Sanford police arrested Terry opened the door of his car around 8 p.m. and rolled it out into Lee Knight of Cocoa, and charged him with the robbery. Police say Mize and other witnesses identified Knight as the the street. They left it there, apparently when they could not get i t man who went for the register and his car as the getaway started, police said. vehicle, Equipment Money Woes Hit Candidates To Be United Press International With more than 30 primaries still to go, financial problems are causing presidential hopefuls to rearrange their staffs and strategies to keep their campaigns alive. The latest candidate to be affected is Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., who plans to cut his paid campaign staff In half, shuffle duties of top aides, and center efforts on big Northern states, Kennedy campaign manager Stephen Smith said Friday. Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan campaigned In Florida Friday for the March 11 primary and said the GOP debates are getting repetitive. The ta bulating - '. It was revealed Friday two dozen women, ma said,a 15-pound baby is thrown forward with have died following car accident's in the past low: 51; yesterday's high: 78; barometric pressure: 30.02; the force of 300 pounds. decade. The conclusion: Your lap can be a hun. relati ve humidity: 67 percent; winds: south at 7 m.p.h. ParentS have maintained the feeling that SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 7:43 a.m., ching pad that will send your child through this is an inevitable risk of modern tran8 p.m.; lows, 1:11 a.m., 1:38 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: the windshield to his or her death. sportation, but child passenger safety highs, 7:35 a.m., 7:52 p.m.; lows, 1:02 a.m., 1:29 p.m.; The researchers also noted that the researchers have shown how child restraints BAYPORT: highs, 12:57 a.m,, 1:48 p.m.; lows, 7:40 am., 7:47 sItuation haven wors, U the adult holding the can help. child Is not wearing a mat belt. The child can p.m. More statistics are needed, Briese said, to BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter hid, Out then be crushed by the adult. evaluate the effectiveness of how traffic In Florida in 197$, 22 C1II1à% were killed safety funds are spent. $0 Miles: Winds southeast 15 knots becoming south to southwest tonight then shifting to northwest Sunday. Seas 3 to 5 feet. and 2,764 were Injured in auto crashes. "We continually spend money without Statistics for 1979 are iflCOnWLete. Officials evaluation," he said. "And it's not extremely Occasional rain and chance of few thundershowers. AREA FORECAST: Cloudy with occasional rain and few add that many child auto injuries go expensive to get statistics." thundershowers through Sunday. Cooler Sunday. Highs In the unreported. The child risks his nose or &je,e said he recommends monitoring mid and tipper 70s today and mid ON Sunday. Lows tonight In bwnpa Us bead and is cared for outside a sales of child restraints to we If sales in. the low to mid 50s. Winds southeast lOtolS miles an hour today doctors office. But many of than accidents cresss in the areas where them 55 be and southwest tonight. Rain probability 50 percent today $0 are serious enough to can life-long concentrated educational effort. percent tonight and 50 percent Sunday. problems. Mi. Beslie admitted that as far as the state _________________ " Epilepsy Foundation will tell you," of Florida Is concerned, more money is Ms. Basil. said. "that most new cases of allotted to print literature to promote tourism CL5d by auto accidents." than highway safety. Florida rjç -sa j ,called Flodda ..Tbe.Bureau. _______ "Operation Childeaver." It Is currently active g $20,000, the same amount as last year, Lorraine and Francis P.1k,. in 11 coiAls (not including Seminole to promote child passenger safety in 1000. ksleM.asortai boy I a girt, Lonewood Feb. ft County), administered by the Association of This comes from $200,000 In federal money. DISCNAROI$ aoatssoNs Women Highway Safety Leaders, remaining $175,000 is spent on education Sanlord: San*ørd *Ct, 10 prd,"I MUIaU fur adult occupant restraints, to discourage Sober? E. Carroll TO* Lucille Hayes Lawtooc Coor Bowsn ci P.latka is tocosivinos parents of the drunk driving, to aid pedestrian safety and Susan M. Mooney Nowak LUWIby nseii for cii restraJets and ,'ipli'ai how to ote U mlie.per-hosa' speed limit, SUfli Painter Veil. Lawn and em. use th Brie,. said the goal of the emergency Fannie Mitchell Cecil S. tigp "Moat parents KW,Wd shire don't wear seat belts physicians group is to get all new babies Frederick M. Wlllson John Eves D$ary tieiv,,, ab, awAideir it a him hine from Us host In properly Lillian E rwin, DeIto, Rose V. Rurk•, DIIIOIII SstrkI Harrington, Deltens matter of dick,,. But a child can't make a designed Infant carriers. WHflam FIsher, Deltona Margaret A. Hayward, Cottons choice. We want to mare the chlM'grows up Loon A. o. ottione Florida Bureau of Highway Safety has Mary L. Norton, DiftoM Nancy kooinecj, m to an age where he as a choke." consulted with David Shiat, of Mirhlgan's Edna Parker, Lake "woe Lorraine Falk Longwoo "Some ponds are sadly convinced by the (Ic, ci Highway Safety Planning, ci) the Phyllis J. var.wr, sisysis Beach me HOSPITAL. NOTES me ss me ake ____ litsmWe and the fete and P right out and matter. bay the safely iits," she added. "Others, you coulde't do aayUng with them U you kmmcbsd them o the head." Ms. Honest ,1Jthw lbs usocisliut to expectant _parents In prenatal classes, pregast wonton Is bupital., pared. at PTA — and pewents slid. shows sed literatur. anywhere young parents cangrato. Tb. auodalisus bmthcliuset I. $r'ds'4, County Is In Apopius. Ms. Bowess said further ___ ____ "Maternity hospital dischwge nurses," thvsaid,"wlUhelpIhe newrnotherinto the right heM front seat, the most dangerous seat In tiw car, sex! then hand tic baby to her. "They not only do od enccu'age Infant crilars for saf ety, they often say: 'You don't want to use that thing, That's no way to show the baby you love him.' _____ _____ "Tisy should know it Is totally irraspon. Uhi. to transport an Infant that way (In one's the child will accept the seat much mor4 readily. Let your child play with the seat home and practice strapping-in a doll teddy b*i. Children who were allowed to FOinP aroun4 the car may first object to restraint, but ca be taught to accept it with tact and un dez-standing. Such things as painting out tha% it will be easier to see out the window and conversing with the child about wha t is see While driving help. Studies have shown that almost alichlldre4 behave better in the car if they are riding in car seat everythne they go for a ride. A chiI4 will enjoy the trip more because the pareni will not be upset about his poor behavior, i4 addition to being safer In the event of 4 Shinn said many people are of the mistaken opi nion they would be safer If thrown from the car. Being thrown from the car has never been proven to be better than staying inside with a seatt*lt fastened, "me car is metal and On and designed to keep you in," he said. "To be thrown from the sudden atop or accident. 1 If a child is very hard to control, however, harness is better than a shield because thi child can't get out of it as easily by himseIf Some shield devices allow the child to jugi, crawl In and out. They are simple to use, bu car, you have to go through something." you must teach your child not to crawl out Hospital emergency room physicians, who while you are driving. Children who wear see the consequences of auto accidents, are glasses should not use a restraint with a high very Insistent parents get child seats, Shinn 1. shield, said, but most hospital administrations do It Is Important for the parent to set a gooi$ little to encourage this. Ma, Bartholomew said she would favor example by always wearing lap-shou1de belts and making sure everyone in the car 1$ hospitals, and schools, getting involved in the wearing than. Even if children are properli child passenger safety effort, restrained, unbelted adults can be thrown IntO "i think a two.pronged approach would be them and crush them In the event of a cr* ideal hit the children with it at school and It Is also Important that groceries, sulti the parents at the hospital," she said. "But CAM sM most loose articles be carried In the you have to remember hospitals are gun-shy trunk. A loose toy, baseball or can of soup. because of the large number of malpractice nce,,.canbecouxaj.m*I music md--I Shinn said It Is unlikely that laws forcing sudden stop or impact the use of child restraints will help. People You should also avoid traveling with pets Pets can become dangerous projectives 100$ like to feel they've made the choice, he said. But there are areas that can be addressed as well as a distraction to the driver, posshbI that will help out, he said. causing an accident. Insurance companies can be approached, Remember that safety belts are designed I he said. It can be shown they will save inOOSY hold only one person, Never buckle tw if they provide seats to their customers, or thers together or an adult and a child. Te9 (lfier discounts on policies to those who use ochildr who take your children In a car ho them. and why the child restraint or safety, bell Public service groups can make money by must be used. And, for the safety of you buying a few seats and rutting them for U thlldrifl, ask them to buckle up too. little as two cents a day, he amid. IOSII trips make freaent stops and gli Auto dealers sluId be encouraged to children a chance to exercise. A hsbv tiivav crsstaii ants III be taken out of an bnt lest and Iat flat wiã give bwtnrtlon, to their proper use. Major retail stores, he added, should be allow stretching and kicklag. Take toys fo pressured to train their darts to give Older children, but never large or heavy one customer, Inotruction In the car seats' proper or m or wood w on" with sharp pohsgi use. Often, instead, they dlac.etxage their use When your car is parked, ymmrchildisstjj or give mlsiithrsnatlon that does snore harm In danger It left unattended. Children can than oodl*sald. a car In motion without much difficulty and o A guide to seats t1*t have been hot days, the extremely high IMTperatire crubcstsdcan be btain by writIng 10th, that can be reached in aclosed car ha bet Bureau of Highway Safety, Room $19, Canton known to a last e'hartkm and thermi Building,-Tal1ahes.e,, Fla.. 3W dMths, —DIANEp - — , ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ O ed ___ m __ , Mark Baker, public affairs officer for the Naval Surface Force, said "There are no specific regulations regarding women posing nude in publications such as Playboy." :FIiORIDAi IN BRIEF _______ Legal Notice _ 1. Jacksonville Boy, If, Dead From Rare Reyes Syndrome 2,350- ~ "meters C. JACKSONVILLE, Fla (UP!) An 11-year-old boy died Friday from what doctors confirmed was Reyes Syndrome, a rare and often fatal flu-related disease. Matthew Bobbins, who was admitted to University Hospital's pediatric Intensive care unit Tuesday, died -• about 3:30 a.rn. Friday, hospital officials said. Results ofa liver biopsy confirmed the boy died of -;. - Reyes Syndrome, which has a 30 percent mortality rate among those who contract It. - - ', No Fr.. Lunch At Colleges state auditor TALlAHASSEE, Fla. 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The three survivors were taken to Kboolrnmee 'Medical Center and were reported In stable condition Y' late Friday, the Osceola County Sheriffs Office reported. may were Identified as Pam Collins, 31, of )TM; Arthur Kke, 35, of Shawnee, Ku.; and Lorraine Rief, 32 of Overland Park, Kan. ' I INVITATION TO CUD City of Sanford, Florida Sealed bids will be received in the office of t he City Manager, Sanford, Florida. 1. Water Meters I . - - ,(, ,a .10(1 Ofl Old Itl,t l. ad...l, ,.d le... .i ol 0i MONDAY "Zo 2prs. possible violation of military codes, but had not been formally charged. slayings, other defectors from the Rev, Jim Jones' fanatic religion were locking their doors and expressing fears for their safety. __ ____ ____ ___ BERKELEY, Calf. (UP!) Just five days before they were shot to death along with their 16-ye4ir-old daughter, Peoples Temple defectors Al and Jeannie Jones told a group of college students they no longer feared being killed by a "hit squad" of cult survivors. Today, as police investigators awaited results of lab tests to aid their search for clues or suspects in the ,, ,, , l.0, a,a'ab. $ "I called my parents before I posed and they told me to go ahead. it was an exciting thing to do, an adventure, an opportunity I would never have again." The Navy announced Wolff and Susan Gage, a Navy electrician who also posed, were being investigated for - .11 11 0 Woolf said. "Defectors Were Not Afraid - ____ ____ c lap)." 11 X matt' ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY HARGE I F f ____ wt MONO& - Navy look bad," Seaman .. ___-, ____ .,,,.•,,•. THE SAVING PLACE -, SUNDAY - the Armed Forces," The Playboy pictorial already has stirred a cantroversy in the military and led to the discharge last week Of Marine Sgt Bambi Un, 2Z who also posed for the layout. "I didn 't do it to make the responding to classified advertisements placed In a I magazine aimed at exceptionally bright people, have received the special sperm. Robert Graham, 74, a millionaire businessman who .1 made his fortune In plastic eyeglass lenses, set up the futuristic program at the urging of Nobel laureate "Herman Muller, who died in 1001. I. ,P.• 13n1 104 10 — -_ Playboy honoring "Women in - .m ' sailboat with Navy ships in the background in the justreleased April issue of seminatiomi. I4 , pages of Playboy. Lisa Ann Wolff, a 5-foot-2 brunette from Fargo, S.D., appeared bottomless aboard a ESCONDIDO, Calif. (UP!) —A sperm bank for the intellectually elite has attracted donations from at least five Nobel Prize-winners and helped three women with high IQs become pregnant through artificial In- - 41 I/ Gompers, enjoys an adventure. She found one In the Elite Form Sperm Bank ' Altamonte Springs man returned from a vacation Tuesday to find thieves had stolen over $1,000 in property, deputies say. Stephen Reed reported a water ski, stereo, calculator and 50 pounds of assorted coins were taken from his home at 20 Spanish Trace Drive, Altamonte Springs over the weekend. The home was secured Sunday by a friend, deputies say. f— " 0, '. Wolff, a 21-year-old machinist aboard the destroyer Samuel ,',' 110. I • to the spirit of the Navy's recruitment slogan, Seaman - \ WEATHER AREA READINGS (I LIL): temperature: 63; OUrnight - Ad"N ,~Cff:: ballot jacent to the courthouse. Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce has announced. The test Is open to representatives of the political parties, the press and the public, Mrs. Bruce said. TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — Ronald Reagan says an ousted aide is not telling the truth when he says he was fired. The GOP presidential contender said he accepted the resignations of his three top campaign lieutenants — campaign manager John Sears, national political • director Charlie Black and press secretary Jim Lake on Tuesday, the day of the New Hampshire primary, They said they were fired. "That's not true," Reagan told a Sarasota television station Friday during a day of campaigning In Florida. Specifically of Black, Reagan said, "I would like to convince him his resignation was not necessary." ': . Tested primary In Seminole County will be tested at 3 p.m. Friday in the supervisor of elections office at the county jail, ad- who forced first-floor sliding glass doors and took easily carryable items, deputies report. nuiwitits BREAK WINDOW Shop Sanford and Orlando daily 9:30-9:30. Sun. 12-6. Shop Leesburg, Deland, Mt. Dora daily 9.9, Sun. 12-6. Shop Kissimmee daily 9-9, Sun. 11.6. :nt In the March 11 used -Reagan: Aides Not Fired ' mother to hold the baby while she is standing. Once the mother is seated, the baby is handed to her, Ms. Bartholomew said no mention is made of infant carriers, although safety Is discussed "In a gene ral way" when t.he mothers are at the hospitai Shinn said the small efforts we see at peenatal classes and the like are the efforts of a few, caring individuals, but more needs to be done, "No one (on 'IV) ever fastens a safety belt," he said. "men cars are shown in crashes and tumbling down cliffs and people walk away from these things. This is not real life." McMillion. On Monday afternoon, deputies received reports of two other burglaries in the complex located off State Road 436. In all four cases, the burglaries were committed by persons e,.,r,..-.i 0— ,-.+k.,. 1..,....4 th..,m^"nfnr rnhhin House Republicans will support such a move. anchored to a sled with a child size dummy inside, Is subjected to a 30 mile-per-hour simulated crash. Those seats that remain bruise. .. intact and protect the dummy are considered £•; In another incident recently, parents put safe. their baby in a properly anchored infant The Florida Bureau of Highway Safety carrier before driving, but neglected to use maintains a shopping guide to safe restraints ;safety belts themselves. They were seriously by manufacturer name. It can be obta ined by -•%Lit .• .: injur ed in an accident that didn't even wake writing: Bureau of Highway Safety, Room t heir sleeping baby. 530, Carlton Building, Tallahassee, Fla. 32304. These cases, and many others like them, £ ., With infant carriers, the baby rides in I. have shown the value of using child seats and •% ' comfort in a rear-facing, semi-reclining restraints when transporting children in position which allows collision forces to be motor vehicles. • spread over the entire body. A built-in bar. r • "We know if the restraints are used, and ness holds the baby while a regular lap-belt used correctly, this will save lives," said • ' holds the carrier firmly in place. Carol Basile, public education planner for the Do not confuse infant restraint car seats Florida Bureau of Highway Safety in with ordinary "feeder seats," "car beds," at Tallahassee. The problem is to convince cloth infant carriers that are worn over ad to use them, she said. adults chest. These devices are not designed Um15 percent buckle their kids into "Less an to protect an infant in an auto crash and ' 11restraints," Ms. Basile said. "That's our best should not be used in a car. '• .iI guess." ', For older children, there are two baste Yet automobile accidents are the number restraint designs: the shield and the pedestal '. one killer of those under age 15, she said. :,. with five-point harness. These are used with Statistics like these have convincedso children approximately 20 to 40 pounds. many people of the need to do something '€•. ' A child 40 to 55 inches in height and ap about deaths and injuries to children in auto - ,'; proximately 40 pounds may use a regulat • accidents that child passenger safety has auto lap belt (but not shoulder harness). Th4 become a cowing nationwide movement. • • best should be as snug as possible and bd Tennessee has passed a law requiring the positioned across the thighs or hip bones, not use of child restraints. Michigan is a leader in across the stomach. Pressure on the ab child passenger safety research and in dominal wall in an accident could endanger developing audio-visual and printed the child's spleen and liver. When in doubt materials for public education. These are however, it is always better to use a lap belt used in ma ny sta tes including the Florida •• than nothing. Bureau of Highway Safety and the Florida A shoulder harness may be added foi Association of Women Highway Safety children greater than 55 inches in height if the Leaders, a volunteer organization. har ness does not cross the child's neck. ; • The child-passenger safety movement Always follow directions for installing an 1: began when a group of emergency physicians using whatever restraint device you buy and other doctors in Michigan decided to take Some devices require a top anchor strap td Herald Photo by Torn Nitwi on auto accidents as a medical problem. keep the seat from pitching forward. Thes4 The fact Is, car crash Injuries ,are the Twenty-month old Brian Jiackof Sanford rides In a child restraint seat. The must be used for safety. nwnr-one problem children .hve as best. 'aInt 1 the one in whi far as seat has been crash-tested. Brian Is the son of Gregory aiid Nancy Hack of their health is concerned, said Michigan your child will be most comfortable, that Y4 109 Jenkins Circle. pediatrician Dr. James Hletko, chief of •.. can anchor properly in your car and that yo Pediatric Service at Borgess Hospital, Information can be obtained by writing to her are willing to use every time you travel. U on Seminole Memorial Hospital Public at 123 N. 11th Street, Palatka, 32071. Kalamazoo. Relations Director Kay Bartholomew ex- device seems like too much trouble, look for She admits, however, the association IS "For many years the cornerstone of simpler device. plalned the discharge procedure for new pediatric practice has been disease hampered by a lack of funds. Volunteers Safely constructed child-restraint devfcej mothers and babies at the hospital. prevention," Metko said. "But the leading receive no reimbursement for phone calls and are sold at a wide range of prices. (MO61 The mother Is wheeled to the car with the cause of pediatric mortality beyond the first gasoline expenses, for instance. models vary in price from $25 to $40.) baby in her arms, she said. At the car the year of life, automotive accidents, has been Gary Briese, executive director of the Co ns ult your child before buying. Mak4 baby is taken from the mother because of Florida Chapter of the American College of largely Ignored in the doctor's office." sure the device fits properly and is com hospital policy which does not permit Research at U University i Miciign'a Emergency Physicians, Is highly critical of f1ta If Included in the decIsIon-Inak1ni TWO MORE APARTMENT BURGI.ARIES Seminole deputies Tuesday received reports of two more Monday burglaries at the San Jose apartments, both cornmnitted by thieves who forced open sliding-glass doors. Joan Cataline reported the loss of $25 cash to burglars, who also took $20 in change from the apartment of Cheryl — from the hospital, your child should be ' F Highway Safety Research Institute shows the state government for Its lack of financial that Us safest place for a child is in the support for child passenger safety efforts, middle of the back seat, properly restrained. He said the women in the highway safety NATIONAL REPORT: Chicagoans Saturday dug out from The worst place lain an adult lap. leaders association mean well but they are under as much as a foot of snow that blew Into town from Lake A crash-test experiment at the institute not getting anywhere, Michigan, snarling rush-how traffic and forcing the diversion proved this dramatically. Adults holding-on "All the good intentioned ladies In the world of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's campaign plane from Meigs to baby-sized test dummies were used, will not be able to have a real impact unless Field to Midway Airport. After blanketing parts of Qcago, Researchers found, even at speeds of 15 to 30 they have money to spend," he said. the storm moved into Indiana. Travelers advisories were in miles-per-hour, the adults, who were warned Briese criticized the small effort by effect from eastern Wyoming to western Missouri and that a crash was coining and holding on as governor's highway safety commission, of Arkansas. Heavy snow warnings were issued from eastern tightly as they could, could not keep the teat an uncoordinated effort," he said. Missouri Into the lower Ohio Valley. A heavy snow warning dummy from flying out of their arms and "But, unfortunately, the guy who's'got the also was issued for the Outchita Mountains of Arkansas. impacting the dash or going through a wind, gold makes the rules." Winter storm watches were posted for the northern sections of shield. The American Hospital Association reports In a 20 mile-per-hour crash, researchers Uat over 10,000 American children under five Alabama and Georgia, Tennessee, and eastern Kentucky. —.r' ' . " Guerrillas Bomb Italy Cities — —----•- ' . WASHINGTON (UPI) The White House is blaming the high rate of inflation on government's "failure to act decisively or responsibly on energy" In the last seven years, while Congress is calling on President Carter to act quickly. While the administration continued Its anti-inflation policy review, the Commerce Department announced Friday its index of leading Indicators fell 0.7 percent in January — the fourth consecutive monthly drop. A group of 44 senators Friday asked Carter to meet with them soon to discuss ways of slicing federal spending to combat surging inflation. And six Republican congressmen urged Carter to submit a balanced budget for fiscal 1981 within 10 days, saying Safely constructed and properly anchored restraints have been shown to reduce the probability of a fatal injury In automobile crashes by over 95 percent. Here's how t select and use restraints to safeguard your children, according to the highway safety experts. Beginning with that very first ride home - a White House Blames Energy ::.For Inflation's High Rate ' — Rhodesia Vote In TurmOil . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Two men, one armed with a small-caliber handgun, robbed a Sanford grocery Friday night, firing one shot into the store as they left, police say. At 9 p.m., two men wearing ski masks entered Bob's Grocery, 620 Cypress Ave., Sanford, and announced the robbery, police say. '. WASHINGTON UP!) FBI agents caught five Soviet bloc diplomats engaging in spying activities dur ing the last year, but the administration chose to simply ask the culprits to quietly leave the country, a top Fill official says. William Cregar, chief of the bureau's intelligence division, declined Friday to discuss details of any of episodes or to name the diplomats involved, In a chat with reporters on his last day before retirement, he said the episodes previously have been kept secret because of "foreign policy considerations." ' . 1N BRIEF Take Precautions To Get Best Buy Sunday, March 2, 1980--3A �-. 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. •-:' :' Sunday, March 2, 1$0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, March 2.1980—SA : 'h p. T4jjjE Sanford Kiwanis Club Selling Tickets • On Guard The Sanford Kii'.anis Club is separating the sheep from the goats. S. . 11 - r L.' With one week to go until the March 8 annual Kiwanis Pancake and Auction Day,members are being prodded by ticket chairman Bob Daehn to get themselves out of the "goat" class into the "sheep' category by selling $50 worth of tickets. So far 38 members have managed to graduate and$5 449 in tickets has been sold There are five categories in the shup class and SO far two members have reached the Big Horn class for selling over $250 in tickets. Floyd Palmer has sold $521 worth and Dick Packard has brought in $458. Members receive various colored buttons to indiciate their relative success as salesmen. Dachn said the sheep are discouraged from sitting with the goats at club meetings. Daehn even brought to .i meeting Jennifer, a goat from the Bough Goat Farm "to demonstrate what members were leaving when they graduated to the goat class." Panca ill It. served from 8:3(1 a.m. to b 10 p.111. at tht Sanford Liic Center. The auction will begin at 5 p.m. t S - I Sanford Soldier .) 3 Part Of Nuclear ic 1 . - Missile Batallion -- ./ T ).. 0 'I Protecting Europe Deputy Ed Schuckman holds the pocket-size control which will summon help for Seminole County Invalids through the lifeline system. The home unit Is shown at - STUTTGART, West Germany. - A Sanford soldier is part of the Army's most powerful answer to any Soviet assault on Western Europe. Sgt. Zenepha T. Calhoun, son of Daniel Calhoun of 610 Hickory Ave., Sanford, is a missile crewmember in a Pershing Missile Battalion in Germany. The Pershing Is the Army's longest range and most powerful guided missile system. Ills a nuclear capable missile and it is located In positions which allow It to respond to any massive invasion of West Germany. Calhoun found his job both challenging and rewarding. "When you do a good job, you get picked to go to Cape Canaveral, Fla. and actually watch your missile being fired," he said. The Pershing system that Calhoun works on, travels on wheeled transporters and is designed to hit enemy transportation or communication systems, hampering their ability to support the front-line soldier in combat. The missile has four basic components. There are two motor stages, a guidance and control stage, and a warhead. Ready-to-fire, the system weighs more than 10,000 pounds. The 34-year-old soldier felt the job he was doing was important. "We are keeping the Western World free," Calhoun said. The Pershing has been an object of international at- • - The Sanford Kiwanis Club believes it is the first in the nation to try to do something about the spiraling rate of innation. The club supports implementation of a resolution passed by Kiams International recenth. It proposes to make bureaucracy smaller as government encourages the public into smaller cars and energy-saving lifestyles. They encourage citizens to recommend to Congress that all federal agencies, except the Department of Defense, Central Intelligence Agency and Office of Management and Budget, that have an acronym of three letters tIIEW, IIUI), EPA, IRS. OEO, DOE, etc. I have their budgets cut by 71 percent. I'liose with 4-letter acronyms i OSIIA. PSRO. CETA, etc. I would have their budgets cut by 15 percent. Agencies with five or more letters I VISTA, etc.) would have their budgets cut by 25 percent. ,- •. Sgt. Zenepha T. Calhoun of Sanford checks launch panel of Pershing missile system. tention in recent months. An improved version now in production, the Pershing II, has more than double the range, and can reach deeper targets in the Warsaw Pact. The Russians have objected strongly to its deployment in Europe. Calhoun's unit recently participated in a field exercise to test readiness. Temperatures during the exercise ranged from a cool 15 degrees Fahrenheit in the daytime to near zero at night. "Cold weather is a test to see how much you can stand," Calhoun said, and added, "I'd rather be in my warm bed back in the camp." As for the future, Calhoun said he plans on remaining in the Army another three years. "I'd like to go back to college when I finish my tour," he said. Calhoun is a 1964 graduate of Crooms High School In Sanford. . A BANG-UP PRESENTATION Ilie Circle K Club is being reactivated at Seminole ('omm till ty College tinder the %I)011 SOrshij) of the Sanford Kiwanis ('ml). K iwanian .Iack Weible (right) presented Mike Hobbs, secretary, a gavel for the Circle K at a Kiwanis luncheon meeting at the Sanford Civic Center. • S ' - rr a ol . • - -- X $25 i\\SINGLE 1 VISION Herald Photo by Tom Vincent PROJECT 1 fl BIFOCAL , GLSSES Crew raises a Pershing Missile into launch position during field training exercises in as "Swish". the program Is designed to prevent cavities among ldren there Is water :.:: renuired. Debbie Stickne (left),first r'-----grader at Wilson Elementary School, and Lisa Lee, third grader, receive instruction from Priscilla Young. Health Department Dental Assistant. West Germany. . -- Orange-Seminole Cablevision viewers can tune Into St. Petersburg's WTGO (Channel 44) M of Saturday on cable channel 8. WTOG is replacing Miami's WGIX (Channel 6), which fared lower than the St. Petersburg channel in a recent poll of Cablevision viewers. .5 Tinted or plastic isoses at slight additional cost "You people found deductions By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County School Board has approved by a 4.1 vote an elementary school zoning change that will involve a school change for 86 pupils and eliminate one bus route. and credits I didn't know * Glasses Duplicated * * Your Doctois Prescription Filled* * Free Adjustments and Repaii* - about. I should have come - hem Iastvear' • BUDGET OPTKAL - - - DELAND SANFORD 041. RICH AVE. 2544 FRENCH AVE. from *lJD1II H&R Block preparers are carefully trained to ask the right questions. They dig for every honest deduction and credit. And they want to make sure you pay only the taxes you owe. - - - - pair MR BLOCK -. --• - THE PCOMI TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS - -- -- - (Across from Sainbos) 1364010 323-1010 Mo., Tees., Tttvrl., Fri. Cam. 4p.m. $.Ctel.ClesidWiI. Tw.s.. Wit, T1ics., Fri. set. HsI. Closed MO. 'ci*wI Oicis.st r '. "I \ .. 5 ,. .1 . .. MNID LONGWOOD 300 E. lit St. lie Hwy. 4 Ph. 252671 Ph, 43144 - - OPEN 90.m.4p.m. Wu, uys, N st. & Sea. OPEN TO4Y — £PPTMINY AVAILASLE OTHER AUAOFPICI$ IN OILTOIAO*ANSE CITY, DUAIY ANDOVIIDO -- - The pupils, who live in Lake Harriett Estates and an area east of the subdivision, will walk to nearby Forest City Elementary School. They currently are bused to Bear Lake Elementary. - Bob Daell1i (left) welcollies Calladiall Frank Collocim (center) and Ohioan Wayne Wonder into tlit' fold for selling $1 1111 in tickets for the Kiwanis PanCake Da - . A - -- - - u - I $10000 S •-• TO I, :', ''5'T, I : .-'f 1/ SM DIAGONAL gr le I CONSOLE STEREO S 23 01111"LE I'tj'.c-s' - — - • Layer replied that a proposed curriculum to MIAMI (UP!) — The trial of and- -seventh- -graders-19 -. -six- -Dade County -policemen being submitted to the county health accused In the beating death department, medical associations and of a black insurance executive ministerial associations for their perusal. will be moved to another city because a circuit judge says it The board also noted there are some In other action at last week's fleeting, a a "tbnebomb" she doesn't problems with the pediatric clinics for school is Parent from the San Sebastian subdivision detwant to go off in her courchildren run by the county health said the failure of the Department of Iran- ment. One of the major problems is that tTOOm. sportation to lower the speed limit on State school health personnel have to spend too Jude Lenore Nesbitt said Road 434 at Sand Lake Road amounts to much time acting as chauffeurs and running Friday the site and date of the "experts deciding arbitrarily we don't need errands rather than performing the functions policemen's trial will be the speed limit lowered although over 1,0 for which they were hired. The board agreed decided by midweek. She parents want it." He said one death and one a chauffeur to take children to the clinic indicated It would be held in a raw-fatality there are evidence it needs to be "large metropoli tan area," would be nice but hard t find. lowered, such as Orlando, Tampa or no board reported that Dede Schaiiner, Jacksonville. Board Member Pat Telson said the board She referred to the Arthur resolution supporting director of Dividends, the school volunteer should consider a McDuffie case as "a lowering the limit. She said an aide to state program, will be going to Houston because 10 tlmebomb I don't want to go Rep. Bobby Brantley told her such a Dividends have been named one of the top off in my courtroom or this volunteer programs In the country. resolution would be helpful. community." At Mrs. Telson's request, the board agreed McDuffie died of head Inju. The board heard a report from Anne Boston, cochalrman qf the Media Clean-Up to prepare a certificate of appreciation to ries less than a week after a Seminole Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler for Dec. 17 police chase, which Committee. his "excellent cooperation" as a Juvenile Investigators said ended with The committee Is charged with monitoring $q f, tPlPyj5jA.) and radio Shows and nw! p!tpers cnnrt Ju40. ( - Fi•5_1 - .'- -- -.- - I. a- -•-. •• -- ••- S - I - Trade-in your old television. Bring in your old set ... any make ... any model ... for super trade-in savings on purchase of any Zenith ... You don't have to put up with fading colors or a bad picture. Trade for new Zenith. While you are in trading mood trade in your old stereo. On a new Zenith stereo, tape player & recorder .... aa I I Ms. Boston did say she was contacted by a a diplomatic reception local disc jockey, who complained about the Wednesday. committee. "Fm glad," Mrs. Telson said. Dade Police Board member Roland Williams voted Board member Robert Feather said against the rezoning because he said the board should consider other zoning changes nothing has been done to cut down on the Trial Is Moved number of unwanted teen-age pregnancies. at the same time. I . , residential press office nnounced a station wagon or 8fl would be parked outside . me emuassy tor inc tais to begin. The statement said the action was being taken at the request of the captive ambassadors, but it appeared to be in response to the execution threat. The deadline passed, however, without the appearance of the vehicle and without any indication the threat had been carried out, leading to speculation the government promise of talks was enough to withhold guerrilla action for "offensive" material and contacting the until talks could be held later various media if any is found. Saturday. Ms. Boston told the board the committee ' The guerrillas are has not met since November. demanding a $50 million "I didn't feel anything positive was coming ransom payment and the release of 311 jailed leftists in out of it," she said, Mrs. Tetson said she asked for the report exchange for freeing the because she "didn't want anyone to think we hostages taken in the bloody seizure of the embassy during forgot." ------- '' • Colombia Hostages In Peril BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) The fate of some 40 diplomatic hostages, ineluding the American ambassador, held by leftist guerrillas at the embassy of the Dominican Republic was uncertain Saturday. One of the guerrillas holding the diplomats captive told a Colombian radio news interviewer Friday an ultimatum had been given to the goverrinient that two of the 14 ambassadors being held hostage would be executed. American Ambassador Diego Asencio is considered the most impor tant hostage. The guerrillas did not specify the government action they were demanding but it Pia1edrelatedto he!cftists' insistence on face-tolace ransom negotiations with Foreign Minister Diego Uribe. As the reported 10 p.m. EST deadline neared, the 4 - Superintendent William H. Layer said oilier dãoitith11en th!c one, No parents from either school protested the change. GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILAILRI A.0.SOFT CONTACT LENSES . " . -. Sw tch For 86 Students i Over 200 Fashion Frames ...' ;... School Board Approves - Your Choice Of Care kit isciwded SPrelessleMi in root lab" 0 30 day ammy back guarantee I'upils in Kindergarten through third grade in Ii Seminole County schools will participate III 8 .sodium fluoride mouth-rinsing program being conducted by the County Health Department in agreement with the county schiml board. Known swisH Cablevision Pulling A TV Station Switch $35 . _____________ Club Has Inflation Solution Lifeline Unit Would Send Emergency Aid In A Hurry WHITE GLASS LINSIR 'i•• ke!;w Sheriff Seeks Funding By DAVID M. HAZLER The box also contains a tinier which Schuckman said he discovered the Herald Staff Writer triggers the emergency signal every 12 system, manufactured by a Disabled residents of Seminole County hours to summon aid if the person it's Massachusetts-based firm about four soon may have access to emergency aid monitoring cannot get to it. A tiny radio months ago, and has been studying it at the touch of a button, under a plan transmitter allows Lifeline users to since. being formulated by sheriff's Deputy Ed trigger a call for help anywhere within It would provide Seminole County with Schuckman, 200 yards of the box. the most advanced system of its kind, Shuckman said he is aiming for federal Schuckman said, adding optional 'he Seminole sheriff's off ice. is no funding for a system which will grant money to bUy 50 home units plus equipment turns the box Into a heart link the homes of elderly or handicapped the central receiver. The 126,000 grant monitor, calling for help when a watch. county residents with the sheriff's for the initial purchase Is almost assured, sized transmitter detects a person is in dispatcher. The system telephones a he said. Funding will be handled through trouble. Other options turn the box into a department computer and prints out the the local Visiting Nurses Association, fire detector or adapt it for use by people address and medical conditions of a aided by county Community Care for the with physical handicaps. Elderly funds. person in need. Lifeline service will be available to After using the initial grant, Schuck- residents of the county who meet The system is called Lifeline. A unit about the size of a phone book is installed man said, he will look for funds from the qualifications yet to be determined, in each home where service is needed. At county and cities as well as private Schuckman said. the touch of a button, the box dials the organizations to purchase thousands of But Schuckman said he expects units to number of a pbgise at the sheriff's office additional home units, which cost about be assigned to people in need as quickly and informs a central computer which $375 each. Ten federal dollars may be as they become available, no matter how home needs aid. This Information is then available for each dollar provided many the county buys. locally, he said. printed out for dispatchers. - .' ....... -.-------- ? ___t& ._ 5 _ itS: et* -.i r T VII. .IJ Will �4 - Evening Herald (USPS 481 S • - . Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, March 2, 1980-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 :Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock Is Vital To Notion ,; ,, .- --_. —. . Critics question whether President Carter has overreacted to the Afghanistan crisis by his announcement of a Carter Doctrine, involving the defense of the Persian Gulf area against any outside aggressor. -' ia --'c" .. . . • IIIi ' H 11 Only - should be unacceptable in any civilized belt-tightening measures. And the oil companies society." could survive too. The current acceptability of the odds against black life are a reflection of the level But what of Europe, dependent upon the Perof civilization in which we live, sian Gulf for 63 percent of its impo rted oil? And ______________ Japan, totally without domestic oil supplies and even more dependent upon the Persian Gulf? Their economies would stagger. Unemployment would be catastrophic. A worldwide depression could occur, just such a depression as brought letters 'to the editor are about World War II. welcomed for publication. A ll The alliances that have kept the peace In the 35 letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, years since the war would almost certainly crumble. A dangerous instability would threaten a telephone number so the the relationship between the nuclear superIdentity of the writer may be powers, and the United States could find Itself verified. The Evening herald relatively isolated as it faced the aggressor, will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names Our national security establishment cried print. The Evening herald also Wolf," over Vietnam, We lost Vietnam, and flOW reserves the right to edit letters is appears that we really had no vital strategic to eliminate libel or to conform interest in that country. So some Americans are to space requirements. disinclined to believe we have any vital strategic interest In the Persian Gulf. Their skepticism Is easy to understand. But it Is JACK ANDERSON far off the mark, The Vietnam era has ended. Our policy must be fresh and new and realistic. It must address the present and the future, not the past, the conditions existing in the Middle East, not the conditions that once existed In Southeast Asia, We cannot allow ourselves to be haunted by WASHINGTON—A bristling confrontation the ghosts of Saigon, Hue and Dlenblenphu. between- the United States and the Soviet Union Is no place for amateurs. But Jimmy PleaseWrite , .: - It Falff UR ONN WAL SCIENCE TODAY Planet P Dividends WASHINGTON (UPI) Every week or the Pioneer 10 spacecraft heading out of the two, the United States gets a message from solar system and Pioneer 11 between the Mars, orbits of Saturn and Uranus. The Martian correspondent reports on the The next big planetary mission is called weather at Its lonely outpost called Chryse Galileo. It consists of an atmospheric probe and sends back a picture of the rocky, de.*rt and a surveillance satellite to be launched in neighborhood. February and March 1984 to follow up on The observer is the Viking 1 robot that Voyager's successes at Jupiter and explore landed on Mars July 20, 1976. The space the giant planet and its big moons In more agency has it programmed to continue detail, automatic operations through 1990 and Galileo is the last planetary mission engineers expect its nuclear generators to currently planned by the United States and It going even' longer. ' Mat* told Viking 1 is just one of seven American he was "very concerned about the long-tenit planetary spacecraft still in operation. Some future of planetary science." are working well past their designed NASA had asked President Carter for funds lifetimes, providing the United States with in fiscal 1981 to begin work on a satellite to valuable scientific dividends, survey Venus wi th a powerful imaging radar The Viking 2 lander and one of two Viking and money to start work on an solar- - ' - , I.)" - $ 'I"", ' defense of human rights would be exposed technology to the Argentine Air Force, a fraud if the United States agreed to any ostensibly for weather-control programs, compromise cm the scathing report. Good- More military exchanges are planned, and pester was unable to compromise on this key Vkiela himself journey to Moscow later demand, this year. as memo for committee members which argid that the FTC lacked jurisdiction over this multibillion-dollar Industry. By colncIde,e Aetna Life & Casualty had clrëulate6 similarly thick memo two weeks earlier making the same jurisdiction argument. " One Important FTC activity the Canná& Carter has dispatched rookie emissaries to handle. Kremlin-Inspired problems that stretch from Afghanistan to Africa to Even without that bargaining èhlp, no Riians have been buying ten times Argentina. Goodpseter's mission to Busnea Aires was more goods from Argentina than they all The president sent former heavyweight foredoomed. In the put few years, as U.S. there. And their snportj an sheewdly aimed - measure would cripple Is the agsnc'è' champion Mubwqtd All toe nwnbr of - Argentine relations have cooled steadily, the. at cultivating a continoing friendship proposal that state' adopt a standard fijj' African nations in hops of persuading their Kremlin has been skillfully entrenching itself technical ha for a vital hy reeleetrie d that would give consumers cost athletesto boycott the Olympic. GamesJn... wlth.the.Videladictauariblp. prójict and advanced technology for to help in their choice of a life insizgabe oscow. But, as a president envoy, '& Argentina orted almost8461 million in sntine'a fledging nuclear indwitry. policy Including rati Greatest" looked like a rank stimiblebumi. goods to the Soviet Union last year, compared s j By no coincidence, the FTC found that Aà' that within More serious was Cartsr'a decision to send with a modest million in 1173. 'The Soviets GOodaster retirnsfrom fl_ na's rates of return on the savings portIoei' a sp,dalenvey to ntlnato talk t)arujjng are now among Argentina's 10 most un. y whole-li fe policies were • consistently la' military Iwda Into joining the United States' portent trading partiiers; reaearther at the agrte re's whit Internal FN data shows: " .c1J saidnill what t, cut of grain soles to the Rnsolw For this Council on Hemispheric Affairs told 20y maks up for the U. S. embargo. —After five years, One $10,000 Aetna whoJ! diplomatic mission, he cham a associate Bob Sherman they will soon rank policy Issued to a 25.yearold male wE the adeninistration Is trying a military man, Gen. Andrew Goocuter, the among the top five. thowa rate of return on the savings port1oNOU to the Argentines. West Point commandant, who was a White Evidence of the buddybiddy rllat1nqgp .oft.asIl epproach mInus 36 percent. -Ttde nane that U q. of - House aid, and golfing 'ipenkn of between this ccnnwniat gIst t dht poky holder dropped his lnagaice after fin) Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti arid Prutdsnt Eiaewsr, wing Arg.ntIne govSntnint his been acyears, his refund on the savings portion w, scre WWIam___ wir, in Carter asjen'sntly reasoued that an Army cwnulating o the past few years. show loss of more than one-third. Evin a(jq attendance at a meet party in the AM general wield be w,leornid by the Argentine - —in Nomber 1077, the $ov$ Unia 20 years, the rate of return would be dictator, Gee. Jorge PafasI V1d4 med Ma Muchod an allwnpt by the United Ma to ,fl percent that is, e supposed savings But th , social whirl w11 -aiij military Juts. Unt,luu.lsl,,, (iruit Arguglna in the ljMtad Nsuone for , , have earned 'lightly less than nothing t, , =10 was ant to the pIning le' with little rep+ated Iw'an rights violations. two decades. mar. then a diplomatic p. His cmal -4iat August, a hlgh4.vsl Soviet GOI' "nw In dealing with the - —Another Mtu policy, u.d to. 4yà. was a dier. }a iWhd Basso. MIS. A Cld mah,wosidbay,anepy, of The am thing that Vidsia wa from the htor, Gee. Jam Mont.. led an Argust CANNON CAPU So. Howard Cww.o,i. of 14.4 percent after five years, and ar,pithpi i,141.g nitad States is help in a Ifl. duieptios to Moscow, where he was ghio * DHeV., uiwaccully r,l thuigh his, plus of 1.1 percent after 20 years. Nast lepart by t IntNAMseICen "'dsL 1kw meudlwafhsr he rd.s4 home, OIft11 (ivupMtee t would poky, PIgiM that IS hub MWO on Hwn Monte. was anisd commander of the keep the F.l lade C""n from a 8year.old male, would show a flb to rujrne. Put the Argentine army, MWIIigM ';' 21.4 percent return after five yees'i, anI Carter admInistration'. mchub1icIud Ij —The Kremlin has provided Soviet t&.t of hi stiff attorneys drafted a thick mjptnp may - ' " -- - - - - M s4, • IJ1I 111 ill ..': ' - - - L y - -- - - -. - IX. ________ mjz - :- - - - .,' - r)' - 'Did }VU of me?" • ' "'I" -, ' - t1 way hpushed 1i y in front - ___ ___ , - - -_ --' -- 1_1. - -- - - - .. .: -- ', c.- 1 ;u1 Loyer ,:', y The latest rumor In political con- school superintendent this year. vetutlons In the county is one that says Referring to the school principal rumor School Superintent William "Bud"Layer which he said first made the rounds will have himself named principal of the several months ago and has recently Democrat, is seriously considering He lost that lawsuit. He is fond, this method. The new way, when aprunning for the county commission seat however, of pointing out that the county's proved, would have council candidates currently held by Commissioner Dick new jail is being built In the Five Points run for given seats. Williams, R'Longwood. area and the "new" courthouse is exThe current method in a contest, where In the 1960s, Pratt was active In the panding in several locations, three councilmen are to be elected in a Jaycees and was one of the principals in field, has the people, in effect, cast one the lawsuit to stop the construction of the Casselberry may join other Seminole vote for their favorite and two votes Seminole County Courthouse. County cities that years ago eliminated against him. At that time Pratt claimed the cow- the practice of running council can. The one vote cast by a voter for (house would soon outgrow its usefulness didates in a field with the highest vote- someone who is not his favorite could be because of the growth of the county and getters winning, the vote that defeats the favorite. Those in the know say that Torn Pratt, should more properly be placed in the Three of that city's councilmen Having candidates vie for specific new Lake Mary high school before he been resurrected, Layer said: "The only retires from politics by not seeking re- job harder than being school superin. election. tendent is being principal of a large high "Not so," said Layer when asked about school. the rumor this week. He added he also Layer was principal at Teague Middle has no 11aris to go to work for the State School and Mllwee Middle School Department of 'Education or Seminole assistant principal of Lyman High School Community College. and teacher and coach at Seminole High He said he has not made up his mind School prior to his election as school a Longwood, Winter Park, Orlando and Five Points area where It could be w,lther he will run for a third term as superintendent. Daytona Beach businessman, and a panded. Lawyers Now Come To Us _________________ ----- ____ ' - '- h1 - liffffilpm of a --buya's markiet" for ¼ - ' thirst. cans, this U.S. Sutueme Court that bar associations 177 handed 11a 1w at ni mi em fee schodales or iw. new COIn. ezamnhied was Ingal clinics pon lbs ly by Consumer Reports. recent niina said such laW firms tendo oWste on a "high-volume, ny" ,ii. The volume keeps down On cut per case, illOWifl6 1!dIJCe1 fees to Individual clients best ,nnie of the The rgest of the firms the Los Angeles-based Jacoby & Meyers Clinics — had four oftis in 1177 (five years after Hi founding), but recently had I; 22 in California and 13 In HoW YO. _______ _______ , ______ - '-" ' '.' - ,,.' . .:..&.,-: .'-.: -."l..'. , ?..': -:? Clients are cbard $30 for the Initial consultation, basing f urther jgw.d schedule. For eumpl a ___ uncontested divorce In California charge for the same service. t -. - I ' - • -14it2'[ - a.: - -. - :, ju - - ,, - Get in touch with the Small Business Administration. Present t he proposal for your business. The agency can help with means income your or threethe fourth (we- _ It is a small, dynamic independent federal agency created to can you do! What's left over from your former work "Plenty," you say. "Knowledge. Ex perlence, Know-how. Disciplined work habits." Remember how many times you muttered, were running this business, I'd show 'em how to operate," Well, why not? Start a business of your ' own, J Get together a number ot retirees all experienced workers. Set up a plan. - project First a little background about the SBA. week comes along. a way from retirement. Every I 11. - - . ' Retirement is not Just a - - retirement week vacation. Inevitably, . . Let's add up the possibilities for achieving a happy, fulfilling, useful retirement. We'll pass up the doubtful joy of sleeping until 10 a.ni, on weekday mornings. We'll even overlook the routine of Playing games for the rest of our lives. That, too, quickly becomes boring. ivwney yes, thatquestion has a bearing upon our retirement happiness, , - problems (divorce, wills, etc.) covered Start Your Own Business In most is cut In hail, - - dkisicn_ to consider. For Instance lii IL WW- -- i _".',t.. 1 _— - Frank Schutte, John Leighty and Tom seats also forces an incumbent to run on Embree have joined forces to change his record. - - F~~~~~~ ~~ 44yers are experimenting with new ways to deliver legal services, resulting 14 more accessible and less expensive baa! advice for acme consumers. - ,The new moves toward competition are eçerglng as lawyers' ranks grow and Wid an Inoreasing number of court tilone striking down several barriers t&c4*naetiticxl. *% begin with, a ready-made climate Using advertising and publicity to f competition exists because 30,000 attract business, the clinics follow iis are admitted to the bar eaCh systematic procedures, delegating most yes, wills only 16,000 new jots open up. routine wont to non-lawyers. Clinics also concentrate cxi those common legal *t even alcounft the apparent - • - ex- - 'Some of the nation's half-million 1aWIn nor prohibit their Real Sizzler Denes i He Wants Lake mar principa?s Job - - - Mary Barbecue - - ,• . . ' - - - - '''4 - -' - - . '.: - Lake Mary Youth: Let's Save Harness Raceway - . '- -- 'a M are working, but the electric rocket system that would enable a satellite Is expected to run out of control gas spacecraft to rende&voua with Halley's comet around June and when it dies, the Viking 2 in i96 and the comet Temple 2 in 1968. landerwillbesilencedbecauseltrellesontbe Both requests were denied. NASA orbiter to relay communica tions to Earth. again on the Venus mission next year with The major planetary project now underway atry laun ch In 1961, but it will be too late to start centers on two Voyagers which made one after another when they work onthe comet explorer's electric engines discovery carry out the dual comet mission, photographed Jupiter and its largest to Mutch said NASA hopes to seek funds nest satellites last year. yeartobeginamoremodestcometrnj occupy. Voyager 1 Is expected to repeat its spec- Halley's comet alone. More important, perhaps, the guerrillas tacular performance In November when It But he said It takes several years of will undergo political attrition, Mugab' cruises past Saturn. Voyager 2 will renpreparation to begin a major new planetary deivous with Saturn In August 1981. rival guerrilla leader, Joshua Nkomo, has exploration project, and he said NASA hasclearly been eager for a settlement. He h Dr. Thomas Mulch, associate NASA ad- little hope of receiving the go.ahead on such expressed satisfaction with the performance, minlatrator for space science, said it now projects in the new future, the British Governor General Lcç of appears that Voyager 2 will continue to work "We have, of course, lout a certain amount Soames. Nkomo, an aging nationalist with a and become the first manmade probe to of momentum," he said in reply to Sen. taste for the good life, Is not eager to go back explore Uranus In 1*. He said there is a Harrison Schmitt, 11-N.M., who asked if into bush A good many of even Mugabe's the . possibility that Voyager 2 will last long NASA will be able to capitalize on Its past guerrillas may well feel the same ways.' enough to reach Neptune in 1961. successes. Therefore, when the war resumes after the'-' Other planetary spacecraft still working "I think there is a supreme Irony in 11113 elections, the guerrillas will be relatively.are the PioneerVenus satellite around Venus, situation," Mulch said. worse off than they were before. I — - within Zlmbsb*eRhodesta: Neither 61 the e'iide Is going to accepla victory at the polls by the other. But the cease-fire however 111-observed leading up to the elections this week has accomplished a num ber of things. First of all, it has re-located the guerrillas. They have in substantial numbers come out of the bush and out of their sanctuaries, and assembled at camps within ZImbabwe-RhodesIa. If things break down rapidly, they are much less wU situated than before their re-location, The Rhodesian security forces have hot similarly been re-located. Their movements have been regulated, but they have a1was fought on basically the territory they noW - ' - - - Opposed, you have the guerrilla forces under Marxist Robert Mugabe, who have done most of the fighting. Judging by the demonstrations by the populace upon his return, Mugabe also has plenty of support Carter Rookie Emissaries Struck Out - The constitutional amendment to Small Businesses Hurt increase the homestead exemption on ;,; ' During the past three years of the school millage to $25,000 will be before Carter Administration, we have the voters at the March 11 election. It is received more promises than we can simply, direct property tax and purely, absorb in a decade. Now the coxswain relief for homeowners, and sets con-at the helm with his cohorts are again Shannon Smith lei. stitutional authority to provide tax coining out with more promises and eluded this photorelief for renters as well. again taking more advantage of the That is all the legislature intended graph of horses (a. people. These when it overwhelmingly approved the weak and uninformed hove) on the envelope people realize that promises are like pie amendment in 1979, and it is not to be of her letter. -/ crust and "arc easy broken." confused with any tax measures Promises without action are useless. - -proposed for consideration at the 1980 Actions speak louder than words. The session. Editorial opposition to the $25.000 reports to the people have continually My name is Shannon Smith, I'm 10 moved to Lakeland and was the first exemption has been expressed on the been of how prosperous our economy 10 Veterans Slate Reunion years of age and I'm also a horse lover, army unit there also. The unit set up "rounds that it poses a threat to was and that we did not have inflation I think the idea about changing tents about nine miles from town and The China Burma India Veterans educational funding and-or the need to until the very recent report of Feb. 22. Seminole Harness Raceway into a dog went to work building the army airfield. Association CBI VAJ will hold its increase other state taxes in order to Good mathematics will prove that JIMMY CARTER irack isn't such a good idea. This idea The first sandy-pink 8-24 bomber Annual State Reunion at Cape Coral make up the deficieicy in local anytime interest rates go above 12 per - about changing it is going to put a lot of .too many promises arrived In Lakeland and the same Country Club near Fort Myers, May 15 collections. Nothing can be further Cent that you already have inflation, - people out of a job, let alone the horses, bombers which were later used in the to 17. All veterans who served in China, from the actual facts and it Is regret. but the Impact does show up irn- go out of business, close-up or go There's a dog track nearby. Why Sahara desert, Burma or India during World War II table that sonic editorial writers are not mediately. After about six months it bankrupt ,-can't people go to that one instead? I are invited to attend, telling their readers what their really starts to take hold. No one has to believe me or take my Two of the most famous missions Oft that harness racing should have Among the honored guests will be Tallahassee reports stressed last year. The people on a fixed income without word for it. The truth is self exflown by the desert pink 8-24 liberators Congressman L.A. "SSkip" Bafalis. its chance in Seminole Ccunty because esca la tion clause are the ones who planatory. AU you have to do is to take a The Legislature fully funded the cost were the attack on the railroad mar-dog raci ng already has.- If I could vote i Activities Include a golf tournament, of the homestead exemption In the 1979- first can realize It and are hurt most. trip If you can afford to buy the gasoline shalling yards in Rome and the low would vote against It. the always-enjoyable Pujab Parade 81 budget out of an increase In Also, sinail individual business, that do and ride through the business streets level raid on the Ploesti oil fields in Shannon Smith and hospitality served up by the six recurring revenues. Furthermore, the not have good buying power or a good and observe how many places of Roumania in 1943. ake Mar Florida Bashas of CBI VA. projections of the sta te's fis cal a na lysts administrative and bookkeeping business are selling out. The 98th was the first Heavy Bomb The reunion is especially important show system are also hurt. Th is has caused Stephen G. Balint Sr. Group to operate from the European because the Florida Bashas will host ti which by nature pessimistic thousa nds of small business places to ; 1 Bomb Grou p To Meet m at the general revenue of the state Sanford mainland. When the 98th returned to the National Reunion of CBIVA at the will I. increase an average 10.6 percent 1945, The 96th Bomb Group (H) Veterans the U.S. in it was given the new 8- Sheraton Twin Towers in Orlando July each year over the next decade. Lake 29 bombers, and these saw action in the A Association will hold a reunion 30 to Aug. 2, Veterans from all parts of The average homeowner and renter Korean conflict, Miami at the Ramada Inn Airport from the country, from Canada and from are the people who need some help in The lake Mary Volunteer Fire and our regrets to the few who didn't Oct. 20 to 23, 1960. Department takes this opportunity to wait and walked away, and apologize to The 98th Bomb Group (H) Veterans Great Britain will be gathering to these times and that help is spelled out The 96th Bomb Group (H) formed at thank the Herald for the coverage you any who may have ordered dinners Association is made up of veterans renew old memories of the Burma in the constitutional amendment that Barksdale Army Air Field in February, Campaign, the Hump Flying and the granting a $25,000 homestead exempfrom both World War II and the Korean gave us for our recent barbecue. It was never got delivered. J942. One month later, the 98th was sent battles in China. conflict. Members who want to attend the biggest one ever served by this tion and authority for renter relief, The response was so great that we -to Fort Myers and set up camp about the reunion or join the 96th Veterans For Information, write to State Senior department, Jack D. Gordon just couldn't cook the chicken fast four miles out of town. It was the first Association can contact W.H. Boiling, Vice-Commander Albert Wilkat at 7520 Chairman We want to thank the public for enough to take care of the demand. army unit to arrive at Fort Myers and N.W. 7th St., Planta tion, Flu, 33317. Rt. 3, Box 67, Gonzales, La. 70737, Ways and Means helping us make this event such a Wayne Hoffman was given the job of beginning to build Albert Wilkat W.H. Boiling Committee success. We also want to apologize to Lewis "Zip" Schweickert in airfield. Six weeks later the group Plantation Gonzales, La. Florida Senate those who waited in line to be served Lake Mary / / - command of Prime minister Abel Muzorew'a. I - Homestead Exemption Deserves Voter Support - the transition period, under the nornlral ,•, income does not make them eligible for used in other counties and a sliding My friend is building a nice new home County Is Error-Prone payment. scale of eligibility for persons whose and he has paid $235 for permits. He Finally, although so much of the income exceetis the poverty income A few short years ago our elected had to buy a permit and never had a contract has been laid out with enor- guidelines. Seminole County Commission failed to tree to cut and forgot an outside spigot inous specificity, the words "serious 1,4tss a law that one must own a on his water piping and in order to put it Instead what we see is an unseemly illness" and "requiring emergency haste to complete and sign the minimum of 10 acres before you could in, had to pay extra. The house is half services" are alarmingly vague. agreement without significant con- sell anything you raised on your land. done. What comes next? Every expense What will happen to the $5.2 million? sultation with or participation by Other laws were also passed with the to build a home is added to the price Will it be used for indigent care? Will it members of the public. We see some of intention the laws were for the citizens plus 12 percent interest, whether you be used for health care generally? Will the most significant details of a con- benefit. Which ones ? Now they are rent, buy or own. it be used for social services of any trying to pass a bunch of laws to control tract worked out after the public According to estimates, the form? Could it be used to help house hearing and aftt'r a transferee has been our land and have declared it as flood., population will double in Seminole people in Seminole County who live in chosen, with little or no public input, prone. When asked how they designated County in the next 10 years. Florida for substandard shucks or even It is quite probable that a county areas as flood-prone, the answer was so many years has been advertising for ctmniissioner, Mr. William Kirchhoff what might happen in 100 years. They people to come to Florida to live. I, for automobiles and have no other place to perhaps, will respond to this letter. either had to go back in time or are one, would like to see the county help live' Or will it be used for roads or Predictably, he will tell us how ill- psychic. salaries for county employees or sonic the people it has invited, or at least not Approximately six months ago, an throw informed weare,how well-informed he ot her purpose unrelated to low-income a stone in their path. This is is and how open the entire process has acre of 1 grandfathered I land next door i mportant to the whole county. people and their needs? Wen. We are ill-informed, however, to ine sold.and on tiv-- legal papers were Our organization has already %%Titten EverytNng we eat, wear, own and to the county commissioners only to the extent that he has kept us in the words flood-prone) which were not see, except space, conies from the there before. I have an abstract on it. At earth. I the (lark, suggesting criteria for county think there Is still room for lobe Lev your expense you must prove your land ag assistance to low-income people. Our and people. tg riculture Health Subcom mittee is above flood prone. That means a proposal featured significantly higher B. E. Lewis Resources For Ilunumn Needs survey. eligibility standards resembling those Geneva - In Rhodesia, there clearly exist two groups who are in total conflict with each other. One consists of the Rhodesian security forces, black and white, under the effective cornmand of General Patrick Wall, though, until - - - and in power. Of course, to hold an election for* a: parliament in the circumstances now , prevailing in that beautiful country waa always ridiculous. The losing side in an 1 election accepts the results only when the results can be swa llowed. That means the losing side must have more Interests In common with the winning side than Interests I opposed to it. Elections pre-suppose a mon interest in stabili ty. They do not create i it. Thus, any believer in human liberty who accepted a Nazi or communist electoral victory in a Western nation would be selfdeluded. You do not accept such a verdict. You try to make it impossible for the dictators to take power. . / . Everyone expects that as soon as the current elections in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia run their bloody course, the war there will resume. Nevertheless, the British may have: accomplished something with this election: maneuver. In the likely scenario, war: probably will break out again, but the: guerrillas will be much reduced in numbers ) here, of course, that the 11111-Burton obligation of the hospital will cease at the end of the fiscal year due to the hospital's transfer to private hands, Use of the more liberal Hill-Burton criteria will also then cease. County. We are concerned about the provisions currently being made for medical care for low-income people at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The eligibility ibility criteria now proposed - Our first concern is the very Ow do not provide for any sliding scale of eligibility standards for so-called payment but instead appear to be in"indigent care" contained in the proposed agreement between the flexibly fixed. From what we have seen thus far, if a family of four exceeds the county and Hospital Corporation of upper limit by only $5 per year, it would America. We note that the standards be ineligible for county payment, unlike currently contained in the draft under the present Hill-Burton criteria agreement to be signed soon are at the hospital where a large persignificantly lower than those used in centage of hospital costs would still be many other counties. written off Under the proposed agreement in Seminole County, a fam ily of four must The agreement contains assurances have income under $6,5W annually to that all persons, regardless of income, .qualify for any sort of county will be treated so long as their illness is assistance. These new criteria are also considered "serious" or "requiring significantly lower than the Hill-Burton emergency service." Unfortunately crite ria currently used at Seminole many low-income people may he Memorial Hospital. It must be noted hesitant to use the hospital at all if their Semi-Trag -.. health. Black Americans are more likely to have high blood pressure, vision problems and poor . - of social service agencies in Seminole ic, : - At the other end of the chronological scale, you certainly don't want to be black. Being blackinAmericaisclearlyhazardoustoyour - BERRY'S WORLD The Resources For Human Needs organization is composed of members i Rhodes , ... * * , I dental health. Black Americans die more often from diabetes, tuberculosis, cardiovascular disease and malignancies, No wonder that white Americans feel better than black Americans do. A recently released study conducted by the Public Health Service details great dif. ferences between whites and blacks in their own perception of their well-being. White men —70 percent of them reported the highest level of self-satisfaction. White women —58 percent were next, followed by part of the deal for the release of our hostages in black men at 54 percent. Only 37 percent of Tehran. black women were recorded as having a high But we cannot allow the Soviet Union, by any level of self.-satisfaction Oddly, suicide rates for cks remain means It may seek to employ, to gain control of lower than for whites. Black Americans tend the richest oil-producing region in the world. to kill themselves less frequently than whites Why not? Because we must have the gasoline do. However, they tend to kill each other more b Ifor ow'recveationM-vic1es and gas guzzlers? cten. 'rt hCIIdCI4I No. Bati must defend the Interêts'Of the "tith i'Mi aifdr whites. "Homicide rates are down for blacks," sass Ixmerican oil companies in the OPEC oil lines? No. We could survive a loss of 31 percent of our Dr. Julius B. Richmond, the U.S. surgeon total oil imports by gasoline rationing and other general. "But the rates are still too high and - lc Had No Voice In Vital Hospital Decisions Publ'' 0 JEFFREY HART It's I rate would be lower than any other population group. What Is likely to happen, in any case, is not a full-scale Russian invasion of Iran or Pakistan or any other nation in the region. Instead we can expect Infiltration, subversion and the seizure of power by governments Influenced by and favorable to Moscow. That is the way it started in Afghanistan, and the Russians invaded only when it appeared that they had lost control of their puppet government in Kabul. We don't want to interfere in the internal affairs of Iran or Pakistan or any other nation in the Persian Gulf region. We are about to make a public statement renouncing any such Intention as Golden Age Olympics. Frieda Gielow shouldn't have told her age. No one would ever dream she is 75. And her hair always looks freshly fixed. / ATLANTA (NEA)— Worried about your health? After you've improved your diet, stopped smoking, taken up jogging and sworn once again to follow your doctor's advice, there's r4`,~\ not much else you can do. But if you could only change your race, the chances are your health status would improve remarkably. If you were Chinese-American or JapaneseAmerican, for Instance, your infant mortality . Making it clear to ourselves and to all other concerned nations that we have a vital strategic interest In the Independence of the oil-producing countries of the Persian Gulf is not, as we see It, a step towards war. Instead It should contribute to the stability and peace In that region. Our Readers Write others. Now back to a lovely lady who appeared at the beginning of the program featuring Sanford's rack of pipes. Naw, I reconsidered, when just for a fleeting moment I thought how funny it might be if he came in and caught ft outer Space looking creature in his chair and smoking his pipe. I v'n'ildn't hear, but periodically I glanced in Sunday, March 2, 1980-IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Look! There's Edith Harrison, Florence Korgan, Doris and Louis Rotunda, Kay Thompson, Hattie Boyd, Jack Homer, Don Hughes, Jim Ryan, John Kane, and Mary Rose, among television room armed with a can of nuts, a quart I . e There is always a danger of overreaction in a democratic country, especially in an election year. Jingoism is never far from the surface. We are not advocating war over the Persian Gulf. We don't want to overreact. And we don't think the president has overreacted, name. . H alth flowing in the OPEC pipelines. - - It, Your To OPINION - - of cola, a skirt to hem and a portable hair dryer. I propped myself up in my husband's massive recliner, getting geared for action. I stared at his Hazard Opponents of draft registration applaud when they hear Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., declare that the blood of not a single American be spilled in order to keep the oil - the direction of the broad, wide screen. On one uh weighty occasion, several wide broads caught my eye. fashion models Finally there they were people I knew, neighbors and sure enough "Real People" I personally know on the TV program by that could watch the TV show. Shortly before 8 p.m., I dragged myself to the JULIAN BOND 1. "-' . . I didn't even try to explain that a woman's hair might usually lock like a rat's nest, but there's that final, brushing, combing and teasing to at least one stubborn lock that won't find its place. And until she can get it tucked under, up or put just right, a woman can be sorts out of sorts. I rescheduled my shampoo how so that I - By DORIS DIETRICH -.-- 'lr - e "Don't forget to watch television tonight," the young bachelor suggested Wednesday. I say "young" because he is under 30. But come to think of It, he would probably be labeled "old man" by a juvenile. What time is the program? I asked. "At 8, on channel 2," he answered, "But that's my hair washing time," I explained. The bachelor informed me that this is a standard excuse given by women when a neat cop-out is in order. "If a woman ever handed me that excuse, I'd never ask her out again," he vowed. "But but you uh don't understand. You just don't interrupt Milady's hair washing schedule," I tried to explain. "Why a woman would be a drag and a dog on a date anyhow If her hair didn't please her." 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Why Persian Gulf .— • Around 280) - . and finance 'm'U businesses. It also offers management training and help for 11 businesses in ta1m1rsMreof governmental contracts. - lie SBA was established "to promote free enterprise" by helping weak cornpetitors. A amall bsatne.s is defined as one that Is Independently owned and operated amid that is not dominant in Its held. The agency operates abou 20 programs Involving about $4 billion per year. �- t --. - - - -* . BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .• -. -, ---, - . , . S- • . -. - - - .-. . - -- - 4*p '4 . .. - .- - 4- ,-. .4- —. - - — - - . .. 4 a Sunday, March 2, 1980 SPORTS Florida Man Sees After 47 Years Of Near Blindness Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I'Hli.ADEI.PH!A I UPI) —Since birth, William of their inventor — Dr. William Feinbloom — at "I saw a bus going by. It was the first time I have done before," said Feinbloom of the spec- has a blind spot. Joseph has been only able to see images as the Eye Institute of the Pennsylvania College of saw color," he said identifying it as bluish. Of the 1 million people classified as legally tacles, which can be focused from three feet to 20 shadows because of an eye condition that gives Optometry, Joseph excitedly read the letters on "It was just like going from night to daylight, feet and up to greater distances by pushing the blind, about 10 percent have optic atrophy, achim a minuscule l' percent vision, the bottom rows of the eye chart. he said. "Everything I saw (before) was a lenses in. Feinblooni has been experimenting cording to Feinboom, who says its causes include . with low-vision lenses for more than 50 years and heredity, syphillis, alcoholism or brain damage. Before that, he could not even distinguish the shadow." But Joseph, 4, of Cl.'ar1iter, I' Ia., who has The glasses consist of a camera-like lens and his latest invention, made two years ago, are a that tops the 'hart To write his name Joseph Joseph has an older sister with a sinular worn regular glasses no avail, now sport had (( remove his.,, 'lasses and hold thepaper prism and high-powered eyepieces of about 2 improvement over his former telescopic lenses. . . '' (Kid-looking ones, calledtoCamera Lenswill Spectacles, inches, which are mounted in the ' problem, whom Feinbloom also hopes to help.. part of a upper which may improve his vision to as much 80 rIi,ilt up against ills L)L5. Feinbloom said Joseph, whom he predicted percent. Two days earlier, Joseph, the father of two regular pair of glasses, and protrude about I Li would improve his vision up to 80 percent, sufMore than 300 persons have been fitted with the children, had for the first time in his life seen an inches. fered from a condition known as optical atrophy, new spectacles, which Feinbloom said are not Trying out his new glasses recently in the office image in detail. "It is it marked improvement over what we meaning the center of the seeing area of the eye designed for totally blind persons. Sidelines By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor 87-Year-01 ARCADIA, Calif. i UPI) Oliver Wentz figures Ponce Leon was off the track pokii around in Florida for ti Fountain of Youth, lie shou have waited for the turn. the-century P11 class Occidental Academy. l.ientz is, by his doctor declaration, it very heultt specimen. He also is 87. "He's an amazing guy," D John Schrock said. "Althou I don't see him very oftei He's vex' healthy." The doctor is responsibi for Iieritz's latest p r o J e c "Oliver's Exercises," - booklet l.ientz hopes wi encourage the elderly to sta Physically fit. When Lientz appeared for physical, Schrock said, "11 was obviously in good shap fit and alert. I asked him whs he did that he was in sue good condition for a man hi age." "1 (01(1 him 1 exercise every day and had sine 1906," said I -entz. "I learned these exercise then in the physical educatioi class at Occidental Academy a preparatory school foi Occidental College, These art simple exercises that don'i take much room or an special equipment, easy to dc anywhere." The doctor suggested Lientl put his regimen in writing tc hell) others stay fit into old The Frozen Hot Dog Caper... Now this one was a real gastronomical delight. The Mainland concession stand was situated in such a manner that fans could either purchase goodies through a window from Inside the gym or outside the At halftime of the second game on the opening night yours truly was famished and decided It was time to munch out. No dice. If you're a hot dog fan you also had to be an eskimo. The folks in the concession stand would only sell hot dogs to the folks standing outside. No matter how hot your hot dog was, it didn't stand a chance In 30 degree temperatures. Maybe it was a conspiracy to save energy. All one had to do was go outside, buy a hot dog, stick it between one's teeth and let the freeze inspired chattering of teeth do the chewing. Gosh folks, I'm still a growing boy. It's unfortunate also that the many hundreds of fans who have supported the Bucs and Seminoles stood a tough chance of getting into the game Saturday night because of the limited seating capacity. Neither school was expected to do much In the way of public relations for the poople who followed them all year long and stand a slim chance of getting a pair of the 900 tickets available for the championship game. Which all goes back to the suggestion this column made several weeks ago. Hold the tournament at a central and neutral site. This approach to the district tournament would accomplish several things. Firstly it would ensure no team had a home court advantage. Secondly it would greatly help the athletes rest Seminole County teams that played the nightcap games didn't return home until midnight and had to be up height and early for 7:30 a.m. classes. Athletes do not play well following afternoon naps.The same would have held trig for the Voluala County teams had the tournament been held at say Seminole High, which Incidentally has a seating capacity almost three times that of the Mainland gym. I'd bet even money Seminole County citizens would have been a little more hospitable to their guests too. -- - The Seminoles regained their composure in the final two minutes and allowed Lake Howell no closer than seven points before eventually wrapping up the semi-final win by 11. The Tribe placed three players in double figures. Bruce McCray rebounded from a poor performance against Apopka to can a game high 23 points. Seminole also got something from its backcourt that's been missing in the last six games, -- SANFORD (71): Stambaugh 20, Whitney 15, 1). Thomas?, S. _____________________ . -mnomas z, Mccray cCray Z3, Butler u 4, 0. Totals: 25 21-28 71. LAKE HOWELL 60): Barnes 22, C. McKnight 3, Conway 8, Mince' 4, James 2, Brightman 10, Layton 8, Scott 2, O'Shaunesse)' 1. Totals 27 6-13 60. M Payne too credited his squad with returning to forum B tler - " "" Awl - - -' ' K, I., a / - - - . - - , . -' -. -' s, ' -. - U- lrr -, Welflich Named CoacYear BIRMINGRAM, Ala. (UPI) filth in the SEC cage race for — The youngest head basket- their highest placement in ball coach in the Southeastern seven years, the Rebels won Weltllch of Ole Miss, has been tournament, nipping defennamed UPI's SEC coach of ding chiummpion Tennessee 76the year for directing tile 74. Rebels to their highest victory Weitlicim, who coached high total in 42 years. school basketball at Rittman, After losing to third-ranked Ohio after graduat ng from ro Kentucky in the SEC tourna- Ohio State, smiffered through ment semifinals Friday night, three losing seasons at Ole the Rebels had a 16-12 record. Miss before things began - -. . - i •i I • .-:;' Li - . - ''.,':l The last time Ole Miss had falling in place this year. - • - "Doe goes charging out on the field with all his student trainers. They all wear these pouches on their belts that hold medical instruments. Sometimes there were so many people working on one of our injured kids it looked like a 30 second commercial for the bionic man." - • 1 . ' . Terwilliger's quickness and thoroughness on any of Seminole High's Injured players may seem funny in the manner in which Doe goes about it but Payne says there's - - than won more 15 basketball Although he loses Stroud, the games was in 1937-38 when second leading career scorer they were 22.12. in SEC history, he has four The Rebels, sparked by starters returning next twotime SEC scoring champ season. John Stroud, won the Sugar In balloting conducted by Bowl Tournament this year UPI among sportswriters and by beating Michigan and sportscasters in the sevenVirginia Tech. After finishing state SEC region. nothing humorous about how well he does his job. Boone Boots Lyman ' Coach John Stone's Lyman soccer team saw its quest for the State Playoffs go down the tube Friday when they lost to Boone 1-0 at Boone High School. Boone's Robert Lefwich's penalty kick at the 18minute mark was the only goal scored as the Braves knock off the Greyhounds in a Region 3A-2 final. . . . - ... - Ihaoume I Lyman I) - "Handmethestethoscope, Me, sure Doc, pass me the char t Doe, here you Seminole's Doe Terwilliger Is a jack of all trades go Doe, what do you think about his knee Doe, for the Tribe athletic department. Team trainer, needs work Doc." ,,There were so many Docs flying around we didn't know confidant, friend, driver and psychologist are just a few of the hats he wears. who was who," laughs Payne, Lyman Boone Goal: -- Robert o 0-41 Leftwich Tribe Hammers Oviedo, 114 Sanford's Fighting Seminole baseball team semi-final wins in the District exploded for seven runs in the second and third Innings to post an 114 win over Oviedo Friday. George Porzlg, sophomore Alton Davis and senior Lance Abney all homored in the rout of the Lions. Davis knocked In three runs, while Porzig and Abney each ac- counted for two, Righthander Terry Hulett went the distance for the Tribe sattering only four bits and banking Howard Mable's nine In five of the seven innüs. Phil Odau belted a home Mn for Oviedo and drove in -. Oviedo - I Ch..rl.ad.rs Whoop Urn nums. The Lions fell to 117 for the year, while Bobby It Up For Their Winning Lions Lixidqui.d'. Tribe linproved to I 77, iAL '7 ja i -ti'!... - - Bobby Wills Soft -Back Back To Bog . tj ME - Conference, 34-year-old Bob their opening game In the SEC LIAlr. UAPDI*#. •alAPai4 vs---—---- story on page 28. ' '::.:: "We'd sit up in the stadium and be watching a game, recounts Seminole's roundball boss. "Anytime one of our football players went down with an injury it was like a scene out of the Keystone cops. -. s*ruioAvi . ,. "He's the kind of guy that would do anything in the world to heIpnomatrwhteeds to be done." Payne likes to recall one special incident that came during el. i season. we iOOiu AWN. THIUFII.4 Sanford (311) 323433 -- . . u1ts 1' riilay night 14) Ihelptthe TrruI)e 1110111(s r i be to a 7 1-60 win over Lake llowt'Il. If there ever was a man for all seasons, a jack of all trades, See Sam Cooks game ftk - Seminole guard Glen Stainhaugh shows his shooting forum. 'lime senior marksman canned 24) Mincey regular season play. S.*Iusls CNIY'$ _• Herald Photo by Tom Vinranl Howell 20; Fouled out: Butler, Brightman; Techakals: and a Mr. Everything, it has to be Seminole High's cantankerous trainer Jim Terwilliger. Nicknamed 'Doc' by the coaching staff and athletes, Terwilhiger can be found just about anywhere, anytime and In any capacity, helping out the Seminole a thletic program. "He's got to be the greatest guy In the world," smiles basketball coach Bill Payne, who recaptured some of Doe's finest moments. 1 -- What's Up Doc'? The first year l was here l brought the same doctor l used for team physicals with me for our pro-season checkups. Doe Terwilliger was helping him out with the physicals and It was like living In an echo." . .' - White Halftime: Sanford 42-23; Total fouls: Sanford 15, Lake following a near disastrous outing against Apopka . "The kids played about three good quarters tonight instead "Looking back over our ' Payne, we've had the good fortune of being able to start the same five players for 30 games. Basketball is physical and demanding and it's a tribute to Doe's efforts that he's kept everybody fit and In the line up." Payne recalls another incident that had his basketball team cracking up. - - - --- ----- -... The two squads split In .. IEN Sanford Radio station WTRR will once again broadcast the contest. Play-by-play announcer Joe Johnson signs on time air at 7:45 for the action. _____ ;-.., "I'm in a damned if I do and damned if I don't situation," closed Toth, "If we win the team gets the credit because they've been together so long and this is my first year as coach. If we lose it's because of me." balanced scoring, Glen Stambaugh fired in 20 points, including a 10-11 performance from the free throw line to go along with a 15 point effort from Keith Whitney. Before fouling out in the final two minutes, Reggie Butler scored just four points but collected 10 rebounds to go along with David Thomas' seven points and eight rebounds. "Our play on the boards and that stretch where they went way out in front k what ..... killoil iic" ,.nn,nrnnt.,i Un,,,I, uaai Greg Robinson." "But give Sanford the credit, w e played them four times this year and they beat us all four." a trip to the state playoffs. LQNI•, uvi .b - guard Shawn Britton notched 12. "I really don't know what to say about playing Seminole for the third time," commented Mainland coach Dick Toth, "It's tough to beat a team that good three times, especially when you have to play them twice in just a few days." For coach Payne a break in the jinx must come from the big "1". "We just have to play with intensity every second against Mainland," pointed out Payne. 'We showed sparks of that intensity tonight against Lake Howell, especially early in the game." For the winner a victory means a regional match up Tuesday. For the loser the season suddenly comes to an end. Mainland enters the contest at 29-1 while the Seminoles carry a 28-2 record into the showdown. Friday night's win garnered the Seminoles a spot in the Seminole County sports history book. The Tribe broke the prep single season winning mark with their 28th win, a record previously held by Rick Stienke's 27-2 Lyman Greyhounds during the 1977-78 season. squeaker over Apopka. The Tribe opened an eight point lead in the first quarter on the hot outside shouting of guard Keith Whitney and the inside game of Bruce McCray. Behind McCray's eight points in the second stanza and tile rebounding of Reggie Butler, Seminole pushed the margin to 19 at intermission, 42-23. But Lake Howell had no plans of rolling over and playing dead. Behind the torrid shooting of senior forward Reggie Barnes, the Silver Hawks owned the first six minutes of the third period, slicing the Seminole lead to eight points. Friday night and tangle for OAICIAWN NIMORIAL PAN L of one," observed the Seminole boss. "We kept our heads better tonight and just had that bad stretch at the start of the a... second naim. - Silver Hawk Reggie Barnes was partly to blame. The talented senior, playing his last game in a Hawk uniform, placed Lake Howell with 22 points. Bruce Brightman and Rusty Conway also hit double figures with 10 each. After a sticky first quarter the Mainland Buccaneers had little trouble in handling Spruce Creek's Hawks 6048. Center Herb Harris canned 17 points to lead a balanced attack that included 15 from all-state candidate guard Sam Henry and 10 from forward Alvin Payne. Mack Borne sparked the Spruce Creek efforts with 14 while 8 3A basketball tournament NW_ r By JOE I)eSANTIS Herald Sports Editor To no one's uireal surprise 11w. flktri,t a h..t14.kfl championship has come down to a rematch between the Daytona Mainland Buccaneers and the Sanford Seminoles. Bill Payne's squad earned a title berth Friday night with a 71.60 win over the Lake Howell Silver Hawks while the top-seeded Mainland Bucs knocked off Spruce Creek 6048. Saturday's title clash, which carries with It the right to advance to the regional round of playoff action, marks the third time the Seminoles and Bucs have squared off. Mainland owns a pair of wins over Sanford, the first coming in a tight three point 78.75 victory, the second an 80-60 rout. Sanford appeared much smoother in Friday night's battle against Lake Howell on the heels of their opening round The Oviedo Lions and Bishop JHUNT MONUMENT Q Tournament Follies Heading into Saturday night's final game between the Sanford Seminoles and Mainland Buccaneers for the District 9 basketball title, six teams have fallen aside, losing to two of Central Florida's premier prep basketball teams. But some other losers include prep basketball fans and the media. Organization wise, the tournament at Mainland has had more than a few fouls and loose balls. A lack of communication on past agreements as to how the tourney was to run seem to have flown the coop. When the Five Star Conference coaches met earlier this-year to discuss the running of the district tournament, an agreement was made as to how complimentary tickets for coaching staffs and players would be handled. Each coach was to be provided with 30 complimentary tickets for his players and coaching staff. Cheerleaders In uniform were excluded, they get in free. The tickets were supposed to be delivered to each respective school prior to the start of the tournament. Nobody got their tickets through the mail or by carrier. Some coaches had a pleasant time getting them at the door too. About as much fun as a trip to the dentist for a root canal. Lyman coach Tom Lawrence must have felt like a refugee when he and his Greyhounds arrived at the Mainland gym Wednesday evening about a quarter past six for his 7 p.m. opening round game. Seems like nobody wanted the 'Hounds in the gym until 6:30 so coach, team, trainers and cheerleaders were treated to hanging around outside like a bunch of South Orange Blossom Trail castaways, in chilly and blustery temperatures until they were graced with permission to enter the 1,000 seat Mainland gym. In a show of real hospitality Friday night, another Seminole County team arrived an hour before game time and again had to wait. When the gracious Mainland hosts opened the gym doom's, nobody but coach and players were allowed in for another 15 minutes, Common courtesy dicates that the coaches' wives would have at least been permitted to come in and sit down. That little action prompted a sincerely sarcastic comment from a coach whose trainer got the run around trying to get into the gym. "That's O.K., I'll send my players outside one-by-one to get them taped." Finds Youtl Fountain , 0 Tribe-BUcs Will Clash Again From The Les Between the chores on bli fçwt ranch in F'ilhnore, Calif., Lientz turned out a I6-pagc booklet. It was not his first writing. He was a reporter for the Los Angeles Evening Express from 1911 to 1917. "I remember going out in a horse and buggy to interview Frank Chance, the ballplayer," of Tinker-toEvers-to-Chance fame, he recalled, "and I interviewed Clarence Darrow during the Los Angeles Times' bombing trial." In World War I, he and a brother went into the business of converting coal-powered industry to burning oil ("the antithesis of today's situation") and during the Depression of the 1930s switched to time pharmaceutical business. "Medical research always fascinated me. "My family moved to California for my health in 1905. When I was 8 years old, I lost the sight in my right eye when I hit a dynamite cap and it exploded sand into my face. "1 just wasn't very strong, but at the academy, we had to take these exercises, and they made me feel good and were easy to take anywhere. They - are not strenuous and maintain good circulation throughout the body, "I've never had a headache and I don't take any pills." "Oliver's exercises" are simple mobility and stretching movements, much like the warmup exercises athletes. go through before workouts. He does each of the 22 movements 12 times, which takes him lb minutes or less. Sunday, March 2, 010-16 96 �26—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 2, 190 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I- Lions Meet Hornets /) 4 I * Distrid Basketball Crown 1. The ripping starts at 8 p.m. at Oviedo High School. "We went to the four corners and iced it down the stretch," A 6:30 p.m. junior varsity championship between BLhop Phillips said. During the freeze out Roland hit 4.of.6 free throws to insure the victory. Roland finished with 12 points. Moore and Osceola will precede the title game. Junior Bill Burgess added 10. )45): Riecke 1, Longley 4, Johnson 1, Harris 9, Freshman Ronnie Murphy also contributed 10 points which BnIDI 5, Green 12, Parker 8. Totals: 11 13-21 45. made Phillips happy. "He's exciting," said Phillips. "Whenever we're slumping I go to him. He's a make things OVIEDO54): Kesslnger 4, Burgess 12, Joan es 1, Roland 10, happen type of player." Scott 14, Murphy 10, Kopperud 2, Meyer 1. Totals: 1911-2254. Halftime: Oviedo 2$, Eustis It. Total fouls: Oviedo 11, Bishop Moore also had a make things happen type of ball F.th 21. Fouled out: None. Technlcals: None. player in its win. 6-4 sophomore Greg Mullee scored 18 points and yunkcd 12 rebounds for the Hornets. ST. CLOUD (31): Hershman 9, SIpplo 8, Paul 2, Perry 4, Herald Photo by Tom Nets. &tVlfl 1, Bass 2. Totals: 143-731. Twelve of Muflee's points came in the first half when he hit Oviedo's senior sensation Horace Rolnil files 6-of-7 shots. At Halftime Bishop Moore led the outclassed BISHOP MOORE (45) : T. Mullee 2, G. Mullee 18, Norton 2, through the air with the greatest of ease. Roland Roy 8, Grimes 4, Topper 7, Disney 4. Totals: 1-1 45 pumped in 12 points to help Oviedo to a 51-45 semi Bulldogs 24.9. Things quickly turned around however in the third quarter.' final win over Eustis, setting up tonights clash Halftime: Bishop Moore 24, St. Cloud 9. Total fouls: Bishop After guard David Diznev scored to make It 26-11 Hornets, St. Moore is, sL Cloud n. Fouled out: None. Technicals: None. against Bishop Moore. K C Guards Hit 50 In 98-93 King Win 735 fa * 4St$,$t,,u,. N, o,t, NY. lOOt? ANOTHER BARRY MORE Kentucky, by Alan Mover ARh7 By United Press International 7h,14 4 '/..'PYF 1ac'ffR"iY 7X1,yp It's great to be on top. Just ask Otis Birdsong. e..pQ4yy 60,cL 4'Ac( 9T.4 ,V07' hior'.OX "They've got to catch us," Birdsong said after he and backZy ctoRavRK/v//L4' .6'! /V14'7' court partner Phil Ford combined for 50 points Friday night to /6-fo-2ai571) lead the Kansas City Kings to a 98-93 victory over the San /4'/C/, of 7,//4+5, 1 1 ,16 861 Diego Clippers. ____ The Kings remain two games ahead of Milwaukee — which C14tf&O/i'Y /4' went to overtime before beating Los Angeles, 126.117 — in the I14 Midwest Division. "We're two games ahead and we're the Midwest Division ffib' champions," Birdsong said. "They've got to take ittrprn", Birdsong had fl points, Including 13 In the first quarter, while Ford scored 17 of his 23 points in the third period. Lloyd Free took kne.scoring honors with 34 points for the Clippers. L' H The Kings limited the Clippers to eight points in the first 6 'E ,E minutes of the final quarter to take a 94.84 lead and the closest San Diego could get after that was five. 'R Y Brian Winters scored 34 points, Marques Johnson added 28 *464P I and Milwaukee erupted for 11 consecutive points in overtime to keep pace with the Kings. The loss snapped the Lakers' 18M& game home winning streak. Winters scored 14 points in the . 60 7 P . final period and four more in overtime, while Bob Lanier F,..! ' F #1 finished with 21. Norm Nixon led the Lakers with 30 points, F/iVI 4'4EP tying his season-high. In other. games, Boston topped Golden State, 11019, Philadelphia edged Denver, 104-103, Atlanta defeRted (49,4P,qCE, Cleveland, 111-IM, ____ Detroit outscored New Jersey ___ 9/V/Wit 1,4'4tp urf/ a 137.128, In overtime, Seattle beat Chicago, 108-101, and Utah t iiv: iva downed Portland, 9147. * ' _, ' - 61 Match '' . '.' Third Quarter Spells Doom For Youth 'Squad — Cale's Fast But A Herald Photos by Tom N.tsI$ Greg Mullee, one-half of Bishop Moor's Mullee brother act shoots over a defending St. Cloud player. The Hornets talented sophomore canned , 18 points In helping his squad to a 45-31 win. . — -. . Rubber SEC es Title .. — — Seminoles Hope 3rd Time A Charm '_ Fin — Liffle League Try Outs' — - . . : . - On Co rr Late eback — -- -' - — — — 0 Day Oviedo Boosters Start Drive - NtIAM.AIa.(UPI)—.ItLaas if---trying toiearn'whyiieha5 béOn having portant when Kentucky's starting fd pairings for tonight's Southeastern trouble breathing. wards, Fred Cowan and LaVon Williams, Conference tournament' finals was "Bowie has a bruised knee and it's fouled out with more than five mlnued predestined, painful," said Hall who pointed out Bowie left while the lead was changing 'on It is the rubber match of the season also suffered a bad cut in an earlier almost every score. between the 3rd-ranked Kentucky game. "He has been playing with pain for "We had to go to our strength and lye I Wildcats and the 6thranked 1.SU Bengali some time. Each new injury overshows got the bail to Bowie," said Hall. "Bn and any other combination wouldJavs U* next, Rlt now hVa.jant.tMi .Ole'Miuságood job cistopping hixfl. 1. been anticltmatic. about the knee, times." isu won s.eo in Lexington, Ky., back "Kyle doesn't feel well," Hall added. Bowie also fouled out with 2:18 left ant on Jan. 28 and the Wildcats evened things "We had him run through every test we Kentucky holding a precarious one-pol$ up and won tie SEC's regularseason could. He had electrocardiograms, lead, 6443. But the Wildcats made ttV title from the defending champion fluoroscope, and all the blood tests for the clutch free throws, two by Macy, In the Bengali In the process 76-74 last serious things. The doctors felt it would closing 42 seconds to hang on for the win. Sunday when Kyle Macy, the league's not harm him If he played. If he could "At this stage of our program (the player of the year, hit a 25-loot jumper in have played the whole game (Friday), he Rebels won 16 games for the first time: in the last second of overtime, would have, 42 years), we think we can win against The two tc94eeded teams earned "He missed two free tbrowsInar,w anybody," said Ole Miss Coach Bob berth's In Weltllch. "I don't think our season. is tonight's 7:30 PIn. cat for only the second time in his life and showdown with Friday night Vktis5 fflng" over. I believe we will play In the NIT" think that tells you how he was g Injured 7400t-1 Scales was suspended after last year's leading foul-plagued Kentucky (21-4) Hall said other players must take up SEC tournament because of his inpast Ole Miss, 7047, and 61 junior the slack tonight. "I'm worried not only volvement with an agent and his apse DeWayne P'1es pacing LSU -5) to about our game with ISU, but also about parent attempt to impress pro sco fl-il win 'vs Alabama. the NCAA playoffs. We're not going to be with his ball-handling ability. V. "I am dtilnitely looking forward to a able to represent the confernce the way But no one could have complain€d rematch," said Scales, who was the goat we'd like if Macy and Bowle are below about his performance Friday night a year ago when Kentucky knocked LSU Pal'." when he hit on 10 of 15 field goal attempts out of the SEC tournament, 0047, "I Macy had y six points Friday night, and pulled down 11 rebounds although he think it's time WO played them AgAiL We AU in the second half, but Bowie was the claimed he winn't trying any harder than will be rea this . It will be our dominant fiweth the ga1neeven though usual. chance to prove ourselves." Ole Min' Joist Stroud, the No. 2 career "Nothing turned me on tonight, I just Kentucky Coach Joe Hall is concerned scorer In SEC history (with 2,291 points), play like that," he said. "I just go out. about the condition of Bowie and Macy, had 29 points to outscore him, there and play and try not to get too' who spent part of Friday in a hotal Bowie's role became even more urn- worked up." Cardinals M - - ,.. - — Off Florida Southern Stops Again - — Dea*d n matchup, Lyman's mat star (Fletcher) 17 before being Park. 5 2. McSi,,,ne. SI Pete Nor 224 McArthur d Horton. Orange Park, 123 . Young. North Miami d Fasy , Sunset 11) the-Mt. d BI got a takedown early and a disqualified in his quarterMarrero. Tampa Leto I? 1, Gentile, Satellite f3ech. d Wright, Ill Washington, Killian, 0 four-point move later to final match against Perrotta, Hollywood Hills d Katz, Edge-water, Ill Reynolds, Panes, 8 3 More-ion. Leto. p Don't blame Lyman'sTerry assume an 8-2 advantage. Palmetto's Joe Armington. Delate, Boone, 61. Mulkey, Leto d. Ormento. Chaminade, Il 9. Palavecino, Coral Gables, 305, for feeling alone. At that point Austin was "Ididn'tseeit—didyouSee Tampa flay Tech d Sanchez. Cabrera, Hialeah Miami Lakes. d McComQhey, McArthur. P The Greyhound's tough and detected for false starting for it?" a bewildered Howell Coral Park. fl 3 Wynn, Stranahan Winters 01 St Pete Seminole, 16 7 Podriqut, Eau Gallie, 5 01 Lake Worth, 22 1. Brown, Spruce Creek. d Jenkins, talented senior is the sole the third time and had to Coach Frank Schwartz said d LiMauro, 130 Wolfson, 8 4 Da:. Martin County 0 UNL Walker. Brandon p surviving Seminole County forfeit. about a third elbowing in. Sorando, McArthur, Ii 6. Ar lit-- Plantation (I Sime, Coral Gati'; Coral Springs, 25 5m?P.. Palmetto over Skura, Gables, 85 wrestler In theState Mat Meet Dibernardo, Fletcher d Hauqabook, Forest Despite Barrett's lack of fraction called on Skura. Lake HownIl (cti!gI Columbus. d Gray. Ribault, 11 3 'e-rri%, Hill it I DeLand 0 at Lyman held yesterday praise fer his fizt match of Suuthridge held a slim lead Columbus 0 Mauller. Choc Fowd, Sunset, 0 Saindon, Wolfson Ritchie-. StChavers, It's no big secret among coaches that Glenn Starnbaugh IS Pete Seminole, 6 1 High School, the day, the quarter final in tawhatcchee. 7 4 Pruitt, St Pete II i Bell. McArthur C HISCr. .11 the overall standings after Feacher. Southridqe p Godwin. the best shooter on the Seminole High School basketball team. Saturday morning at 10 round proved to be a different two rounds with 2912 points. H igh 0. Avitable, Coral Springs, B Leonard 41 Panes, 58 He may not be the best scorer, which 64 forward Bruce McArthur is next with 24 McCray's 21.6 per game average will attest to, but the deft a.m. the final 26 matches of story. 138 Goodman. Tampa the semi-final round began to Once again Barrett jumped points. Winter Park is the only Chamberlain C. Less. Miramar, McCray gets a majority of his points within the five to 10-feet determine the class 4A to an early lead, this time 5-2 central Florida team within 3711. Gray, Piper d. Gurino, St range. Pete Northeast. 64. Botsford, wrestling champions. before "showing David range with 11 points, Martin County '1 Beat. Winter Stambaugh, however, must rely on 15-25 feet bombs and an and talented Bryant, i Lake City) the The tough Park, Il 8 Wynn, Edgewater, e-water. d occasional break-away layup. Stambaugh is a pure shooter SECOND ROUND in Barrett posted two wins lights" with a crunching pin Durkis, Coral Springs 0. Baker. Eu Gallie 186. l0 the purest sense of the word. 142' Tyus, Raines d, McMillan Friday and was to meet just six seconds before the Seidman, Sunset 82. Gelsey. North Miami, Johansen, Boca While learning his basketball trade at Lyman High Dillard lard d. Norcia, Cooper City 1.1. his first McArthur's Anthony Brown first period expired. Ce-ga ci Anderson, Spruce Creek, three years, the 6-1 blond was ALWAYS the shooting guard. Haynes, Brandon P. Oxendsne. 22 9 McGowan, Pinellas Park Saturday morning with the p Barrett will be seeking his Mainland 4:25, Melia, Columbus d. Pocirgu&'i, ORLANDO. Ha. tUPl i Dave Eichelberger enters And he performed the task very well, Deerfield Beach, 326 winner of the 159-pound class fifth tournament cham- Thompson, Deerfield Beach 1.8. today's third round of the $300,000 Bay Hill Classic with Upon his move to Seminole the generous youngster joined a Gonzales,, Southridoe p Robert 105 GIe-flfl. Southridge 0 advancing to the 8 p.m. finale. pionship tonight if he survives a 7-under-par 135 that wasn't easily acquired in the team already loaded with people that could shoot the ball. He Gonzales, Tampa Hillsborough 1 2. son, Brown is 27-1 -I on the year the semis, The tious flay. 3 SQ first tenacious two rounds. Lamar . Gattuso, Wolfson d. became a passer. 149 Moss, North Miami C following two wins Friday. junior has come awy with the "I'm close to playing well," Eichelberger said Being the "new kid at school" Stambaugh fell into a Lake-land 7 2. Moore. Pinellas t'4o.ell. Boone 25 8 Mann;, The junior Barrett has also Lyman Christmas Tour- Park d. Solomon. Sunset 6 0. Vogt, Sandahsood ci Taylor, Martin Friday. "I've been up and down all day. Very in. subordinate role. Shooting maybe five to 10 times a game. This lost only one match, while nament, the Five Miramar d Winston. Merrill Count.. A Smitn, Pinellas Park, Star Con. consistent." was fine until they met a team where they needed a strong running up 29 victories. 47 p Medina Southridue S SA An ference, the District and Island In two das. Eichelberger has carded two eagles, 11 clOrson, D,'ertield Beach , Miller. outside attack 118 Sirota, Winter Park p Mainland's then undefeated Bucs. "I didn't wrestle real well," Regional Crowns. birdies, six bogeys and one double bogey. Friday he 37. Busby, Palmetto 2 77 Graham, Palmetto 4 In the battle of the undefeateds Jan. 18 Stambaugh keyed a Barrett said about his First IS9 Swinarsk'. Cliamnade, p Seminole County's other Mc Arthur over Smith, Terry shot a 5-under-par 66. fourth quarter rush with 10 points to almost cap a furious rally win Friday against South qualifier - 130-pound Bobby Parker, ref dcc (overtime). Roesser. St Pete Seminole. 532 A stroke behind Eichelbergerat 136 is Dan Pohl, who and overtake the Bucs. Mosley. Woflson p Perez, Coral Dunham. Tampa Plant p Thomp , Dade's Harvey Austin. Skura of lake Howell was the first-round leader. City 5 59 Barrett, son, Lyman , Deerfield Beach 1;52. Port He totaled 16 points alone in the second half. He made a In the Barrett-Austin decisively beat Willisam Joca wood. Southridged. Kohn, Pinellas Bryant, Lake City. 151 Brown. PohI's game also has been up and down. H.' said his diving steal against All-State candidate Sam Henry that could secondround 1-over-par 72 was the result of "a very have turned the game with a break. erratic day." Anyhow, the Tribe had a chance to win In the closing "I started out like I was going to burn it up with two seconds, but a pass got away from David Thomas and birdies, then made a lot of pars," Pohl said. ''I was Mainland got away with its life, recovering from trouble most of the day." ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UP!) - Cale In the second meeting at Mainland, the game was out of Yarborough blew an engine and"It's going to be a handful to drive but Three bogeys contributed to I'oW's trouble on the Yarborough was a day late when he crashed his Chevrolet into the wall just we've made the adjustments and I expect hand. Stambaugh, again reluctant to shoot, took only seven 7,119-yard flay 11111 course Friday. He cared a 7-under turned in the fastest qualifying speed in before qualifying was to begin Thursday we'll be in pretty good shape," Var. shots and made three, 64 in the first round. the field for Sunday's Carolina 500 stock and had to wait until another car arrived borough said. If Bill Payne and his Tribe are to beat Mainland Saturday Two strokes behind Eichelberger at 5-under 137 were night, Stambaugh must shoot the basketball. He must shoot car race at 139.905 mph Friday. He will Friday to qualify. Bill Elswick was Friday's secondMasters champion Fuzzy Zoeller and Miller Barber, start in the 21st position. early and often. He had hoped to drive the Chevrolet on fastest qualifier with it speed of 136.729 who has spent the last two months recuperating from a Yarborough was more than three miles the 1-mile North Carolina Motor mph in a Chevrolet to take the 22nd In the first meeting, the Bucs showed a vulnerability to the severe asthma attack. per hour faster than the 136.765 mph Speedway, but had to substitute the starting position. inside attack of McCray and 64 Reggie Butler, Stambaugh can On his first PGA tour stop of tile year, Barber was Darrell Waltrip turned in to win the pole Oldsmobile normally used on longer make it that much easier for the big men with a few well harry Gant and John Anderson, also in nine under par after his first nine holes Friday but position Thursday for placed bombs, the $169,225 race, tracks. Chevrolets, were next. dropped to five under by the time he finished with a 70. Stambaugh must shoot 20 times. On a hot night he will snake His game was three strokes better in the first round. 13. If he's off, he'll hit 11. If he hits his first two or three ....he IZoeller's score was injured when he double-bogeyed may make 15 he's that good. on the tough 18th hole. Now that's a pretty easy solution to win a district chamAnother contestant hurt by the 456-yard, par-four 1 1 urn Trait plonship isn't It? Before the Seminoles Ice down the chainfinal hole was Jim Colbert, who added a par round of 71 pagne though let's take a look at Sam Henry. NEW YORK (UP!) - Rod Milburn stated as an amateur. Milburn is one of a heat and then matched that figure in the to his firstround 67 for a total of 4-under 138. Henry blistered the Tribe for 32 points the first time around, didn't care that most of the competition group of athletes who joined a profes- finals. Colbert buried the ball in a bunker on his second shot He hit a lot of big ones near the end. In the second meeting he had stayed home. He didn't even care slonal track circuit but have returned to Individual meet records were set by and had to hit away from the green to get out. 'I'hen he garnered 20. that his No, 1 threat In the race stumbled the amateur ranks. Earl Bell in the pole vau.t (18-214); put it back into the bunker for a triple bogey. But he's not superman. - and fell near the tane. All he really Milburn lost the snotliazht later in the Madeline Manninu another reinitnliMl Henry is capable of a bad game, He didn't have a very good thought about was that he had recorded meet when Ireland's Eamonn Coghian— amateur in 'omnts 880-yard run tournament at Winter Park earlier in the year In the Rotary the first victory on his comeback trail, voted the meet's outstanding male (2:04.5); and Louise Ritter, who bettered %i,, Bowl Charity Classic. Milburn, a 1972 gold medalist in the athlete -set the U.S. indoor record for the mheet record with a 6-3 clearance in The Oviedo Athletic Boosters Club will be A lot of teams have tried to play Henry "without the ball,"Summer Olympics at Munich, scored his the 3-mile run with a time of 13:02.8 -the the women's high jump. which is next to impossible. He's too elusive. He'll just go and first amateur triumph in seven years best time ever run up on an 11-lap track Dickey starting a membership drive during the month of Texas A&M football star Curtis get it on the inbounds pass. Then you are In trouble. He has it Friday night by winning the 60-yard anywhere in the world. sh. March. A telephone campaign will be latinched won themen's 60-yard dash, Evelyn A all the time, ford took the women's 60-yard dash and soon to contact all families whose students parhurdles at the 92nd annual U.S. Indoor "I was disappointed that I did not Stephanie Hightower posted So, let Sam Henry play his game and hope for a bad one. Track and Field Championships at her fourth ticipate in O.II.S. athletics to solicitate their supLet Glenn Stambaugh do what he does best. Shoot the ball better 13 minutes," said Coghian, victory in five tries over Candy Young in port in assisting the athletic programs and Madison Square Garden. Glenn. If he does, the Seminoles will com, alive and win by ..... The meet was the first indoor cham- competing for the New York Athletic the 60-yard hurdles. ac filities at O.H.S. Athletic Club. "It was the easiest three miles I've FIVE. You heard it here first, Franklin Jacobs of Fariei&i Dickinson pionship sponsored by the new ever run, 'me O.H.S. Athletic Department's list of won the men's high jump with a sucCongress. Dwight Stones, a priorities includes a new stadium, a baseballjump of 7-4'z. "I'm super satisfied. I have no cornThe sparse Garden crowd - an plaints, no qualms at all," the 29-year-old nounced at 12,532 -was treated to so:aae late entry because of an achilles tendon softball complex, tennis courts, new locker rooms, and several others. Milburn said after recording a time of Americans and meet records and some injury, failed in three tries of 7-21 .. Other winners included Cindy Bremser 7.09. "Regardless of the fact that fine sprints. But the distance races were To assist in achieving these goals, the O.H.S. Wutkiewicz 193; Weis Mott Jr. 192 DEBAR I'SOCIAL LEAGUE voted the meet's outstanding female Athletic Boosters Club has set an initial goal of Renaldo (Nehemiah) and (Greg) Foster missing most of the big names and were, Standings: Joe Davis 8109. Ctr.; 11$; Mill Miller 150 athlete -in the 2-mile, Craig Masback in $15,000 (and Dedy Cooper) were not here, it was for the most part, disappointing. High Series: Frank Frost 601; Village Inn; Senez Builders: and needs the support of all the people of a sub-par men's mile, Wanda hooker in O.ILS. Lion still a big win." Village TV; TerrieDan Lawn Ray Jordan $81; Bob OshinskiSS3; Country by becoming active members Care; NSF Disposal Serv.; Wes Molt Jr. 50; Dan Neal 533; Milburn was running 1-2 with Lance Todd Scully —ln the 2-mile walk—and the women's 220-yard run, Billy Martin in Jaycees; Sir J's; DeBary Dean Wutkiewicz $29; William Babb when Babb stumbled and fell near Rosalyn Bryant in the women's 440 - the men's 1,000-yard run, Maggie Keyes of the O.H.S. Athletic Boosters Club. For further Glitz 529; Reg Sigmon $22; Steve Sanitation; Charlie's Place. the tape, giving Milburn — the 1972 and set world individual marks. Scully was in the women's mile, lion Livers in the information contact Club President Bob Szele 365High Games: Frank Frost 236. Van Ness SIS Other Highlights: Frank Frost 1973 winner at this meet 119; Dan Neal 23$; Bob Othlnskl his first timed at 12:35,1. Bryant turned ha world men's triple jump and Larry Myricks in 5785 or Membership Committee Chairman June 207-190; Ray Jordan 199-11118; Dean won 601 series award. victory in five starts since being rein. indoor best of 54.31 seconds in the trial the men's long jump. Duda 365-6336, Eichelberger 1-bids One Stroke Bay Hi!! Lead ...\. Larry Bird poured In 28 points and Cedriic Maxwell added le to pace Boston to its fifth straight triumph to stay atop the Atlantic Division. , , 7lers 1DI, Nuggets 103 .. Steve Mix came off the bench to score 21 points and PhilaDistributsoil by delphia staved off a last-second Denver rally. Alex English pumped in a game-high 32 for the Nuggets. Hawks 111, CavalIers 103 John Drew scored 28 points, including four in overtime, to lift Atlanta. The Cavaliers sent the game Into overtime when Austin Carr hit a three-point field goal with 11 seconds -1 . . remaining in regulation. I I 14 _____________________________________________ — A poor third scOld eight of Apcpaas PIsteas 117, Nets 121 _______________________________________________ Bob McAdoo scored 30 points, eight of them in overtime and period stowing spelled doom points In the third period. The two teams played John Long added 77, four in overtime, to help Detroit snapfor the Sanford Intermediate a Bo Basketball League aalmost even in the highclub record 13-game losing streak. Thursday night as they scoring fourth period. Bryant SuperSoulci ill, Bulls ill Floda State, Gus Williams scored 27 points and Dennis Johnson added 23 were defeated 51.43 by was again the big gun for to help Seattle snap a rare twogame losing streak. The Bulls Apopka in the nni& of the Apopka, scoring a dozen district tournament, points In the final from. were paced by Reggie Theus with 20 points. Isaw Wfluams win the top Jazz 91, TraIl Blazers 87 The two teams were tied at scorer for Sanford with 14 _ Adrian Dantley hit six of his game-hIgh 23 points in the final 12-12 after the first period and points while Billy Sweet Square In Metro five minutes of play and Terry Furlow's three-point basket In Sanford held a 1918 scored 12. Dwayne Hunter On sane stretch lifted Utah. Calvin Natt led Portland with 20 advantage at slim the halftime was also in double figures -, points. intermission, But Apopka with 10 points and Tim Ward LOUISVILLE, Ky, (UPI) — Florida oft 10 unanswered points exploded in the third period, scored ssn. Bryant scored State' a baskets by with two seconds left which could hM e-'ljn '— to L1oidavIUs matacorlig Sanford 14 to $ for tw rJf1tWileyBrown and won the game for the Bearcaps. for Apopha and the regular season, p11)1 11* freslvitan Rodney McCray to a 32.25 lead. Vincent Bryant Thotnaa scored 10. the The Bearcats missed a similar chd fo'zIa3* Cvdjna3g tonight in the score 47.26. to win at the and of the first overU finals the Metro Coofirenc. Tosu Louisville raced out to a 37.34 halftime when senior guard Eddie Lee had a of UCF amwat with the winner gaining ant had as GrlillUa, Melm Conference blocked by junior guard Elvis Roll. *1t automatic berth in the NCAA COrn- Player of the Year, had 14 of his 20 points six aeamda left. Florida State's TO petition, in the first period, most of them on Jackson grabbed the bell littie league tryouts in who slgu.d i I" and Fla. (UPI) and dribble halftime margin, the Mom San at the top of the keyhole, 51.1. ___ __ are set for 4 Florida Southern continued held on comfortabluntil clown the court but was unable to get y TheMemphis;State cane In the shot off before On first overtime buzzerj 11* quest for the NCAA VCF's Gerald Jones put his Monday and Tuesday at Ft to play," said Sanford youth witha 7919 double otlme victory over tnj (liwijti 4j second hell was with 120 remaining ii Mellon Park Thure will be Baseball d1fl(s Association Divisor. ii nstior.al basketball team within on,, 6541, with joint try-outs Dullard hit a jumper with 4:44 left in U for the little president Gary Taylor. in the regulatkm and first extra time center Desudi 151*11 and Otis championship Friday by minutes reining second five-minute overtime period I scored bsahets to cut . IMUISVIII American League and uttio 'Ibsas who wail to play period, defeating Sunshine State give Florida State a 63-Il lead. He Wi t. Mocs went Into a keep National Longus. stsidd plan 10 attand both Conference rival Central L0UISVi115 th "i the shot and hit the free tlro Griffith away offense for the nut responded with two free fouled on Both lesgusi are for 10,11 days of the Uyou1., U they chainples. advanced to tonight's finals Florida, 7144 LoulZVIUI sat I of the to give the Seminoles a 3-point margIi The win gave Florida three mijge before Bijan and 13-yesr.cldi, and play will can't corn. both dsya, they by beatim MsmpIs Sato $665, paced by sed points Lee responded with a 25-loot basket I .ir Radon was fouled t. at 1:13. Be begin Mirth 3L the so °&I cone at least one .upbimoie "' _ bring the Bearcats within b443. bw With hm than eight r.t.. l.ft coavàtsd two fre throws and Any players who will he In day." sad i the of Its 774 iscoM ad ie! play. tesgflmstes add ed four elthur. of the little major 71e W10' to U74st querteiuival pla' against the Florida State and Cimn.ti trade LasisyWe appes e4 elan IIeuçbis State was led by Jeff Battle baskets and Dullard hit two free throws I more points in the dosing 1agu ad was as a learn wim of the 1e birth I. the NCAA LwIv n4 with 1$ pe1.. 1.3*11 had 11. ' hi m asconde to nih down the tat yes' does nil nssd to try. MAIM It 1145 with 3:21 I.ft. I to tonigtgs Milli, lbs The Io deopped Memphis State to 13- responded with a t he nplvnsiip — certificates for will be hold at Flordla. N5L01111 t apb vsaysrs jwnp.r with 2:37 age t4CM bidagu oil Sanduy. 14, While Liuliville imItIfoved to 274. Southern's Jenkins 'Field flIIISVir 101FlorId. Southsrn in the P15 but sophomore Rodney Arnold hit tw 81110,11* third place fr Florida Slot. w led by alboonference free throws and Brown connected on Houle, Where the teloi hm,t—to cop tie urh.el'i test. year or were not on a tarn wlllbs19biuereAag.1,111, toFlorid. do Me fcJurgayBrown,who tooled in 25 jerwith1:4tto make jt bar. beaten In ii ganes, on ever SIWotL should plan to altered lbs fryalso could eve a c.r, of an .14.p pohia. Tewmte Mickey Dullard co Aug. 1.11 I S0thIS for March 8. Florida Southern, which out sessions. Any prtepsctive put the game out of Cincinnati's read , eves I It loses In #2 tottnamsnt $rlbut.d 7, INIud1ag five in tie second Lee was high scorer for Cincinnati Furida "ith" led do 'OS 26 jimes computed to players eke atlad fry-outs little major Basis. Florida Sims impr*1ed to 25.7 In overt.. entire gme and was Iw4by lair louse this now, was edulbo PdLed before players 19 poInts. ThS OJI Its WIn am ClM1i,&4 ___ RI*U.MF1 ldState were tied muds 11 twice Lathe first paced by Mike Hayes with 1$ to 11W) up sf11 the tryouts. Aodatiaii Is still In sd of Thrd-place IIni'hpr In regular --The Cordinsis took eusnivisrid one at Si sfsr regulation play as sophomore play, Florida State Improved to "Last year we had players umpires and SCOtekeipill.. half. Aft er racking up a 4734 poInts. ) minute into the second half as 11ev Fin p"wd Rnhy At1n .1 . .. I Seminoles' Best Shooter Barrett Must Gun /vjCjj,",iI(,flCj LSU . Still Alive n Stawe Mat Quest By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer 4 F.*ur..*vndlcae. I Barrett ~1 -- By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer 1 By SAM COOK Cloud caught fire. Herald Sports Writer Swlngman James Setvin and 6-3 Robert Sipplo combined "The two teams that should be there are there." for 12 points while the Hornets went scoreless to pull St. Cloud It is as plain and simple as that statement of confirmation with 26-23. During the stretch the Hornets missed six straight from Bishop Moore's articulate Gregg Robinson about free throws. Saturday night's matchup between Robinson's Hornets and the Though they floundered at the foul line In the third quarter, Oviedo Lions of Dale "Digger" Phillips. the Hornets' eagle-eyed point guard Greg Topper put the game Game time is 8 p.m. for the fourth meeting of the Orange back in Hornet perspective with four charity tosses to open the Belt Conference's two best teams. This one Is far and away the fourth quarter. most important. It will decide the District 3A4 championship. St. Cloud got a basket from Bob Hershman, but then went Friday night both teams won in a sluggish, looking-ahead scoreless for tow minutes, while Topper and Greg Mullee put manner. But who could blame them? Oviedo (21.7) disposed of the game mat of reach. Eustis (4-7 In district play) 54.45. Greg Mullee's older brother Paul, who was the Hornets The Hornets (.4) meanwhile, toyed with Thursday's upset leading scorer before being felled by an ankle injury made a winner St. Cloud (1.10) 4541. "Yeah we might have been brief appearance down the stretch and scored one basket. looking ahead just a little bit," Robinson said. "He's (Robinson) not fooling me," said it suspicious Likewise, Phillips said his troops were suffering from the "Digger" after P. Mullee didn't play the first half. "I know same affliction. The dapper Lions' mentor pointed to the Paul Mullee will be in there against us." continued fine play of 6-2 Mike Scott and Friday's deciding To which Robinson slyly agreed. "Yeah, we planned on factor, playing him a little bit tonight," Robinson said with a wink. "Mike Scott did it tonight," Phillips said about his strong "We'll have to see about Saturday." "I didn't feel too bad. I try not to think about the ankle," senior's 14 point 10 rebound performance. "His 'gorilla dunk confirmed P. Mullee. "I missed some easy layups, but I'm at the end capped his performance." about 90 percent." Scott connected on six field goals and two free throws One thing the younger Mullee would like to rectify Saturday during his sparkling performance. Included was a three-point is his play against Oviedo, which he feels hasn't been up to par. play In the fourth quarter when Eustis nude a run at the Lions "I haven't played real well against them," conceded G. "(Horace) Roland made a couple of nice feeds to Scott Mullee. "And they (Oviedo) were telling me I wasn't going to which helped us out," Phillips said about a fourth period In touch the ball Saturday. I want to go out and rip them up." which Eustis pulled within four points, . ~C For Sunday, March 2, 1900'-3B — - — kegler 's Korner - — - Should We Kill The Olymp"'c Games l SSUI5U•UUSIUUUUISIIuSISuUuIUSUU5.uIII5.U.U....,.,....I$.. N TUES. WED. lie and Orlando Daily 5:30.5:30, Sun. 2.4: 5Ii.pk.$uI,n, 0iiI the people on hand to enjoy, negative aspects is the L "We By MURRAY OLDERMAN have first and going on. The Games were staged politicization of the Olympic foremost a responsibility to LAKE PLACID, N.Y. If we say that as nations o= oram 1r .... -,* -:..(NEA) The time has come mostly for the benefit of a Games. Rather than barriers our athletes," said Robert there must be amicable M1 Dot& Auto Dept Op,ø DieI 4. Su,. Uê to disband the Olympic gaggle of stuffy; Imperious between countries breaking Kane, president of the USOC. relations before we play ball S" VINO PLACE Olympic officials and the ABC down, the schism between the Then he quickly waffled: with you, then we should be Is Games. D..i ISI'IdI 1111,1 Is not Their value as a forum for television network and its Western democracies and the "But we must remain open to consistent In our stand and at y . Communist bloc countries has the president's views and least confess that the politics a fostering International many sponsors. i They certainly weren't put been more clearly defined - what is best in the national of participating countries is a friendship, understanding and dialogue, plus their basic on fes- the hardy spectators athletically, at least. interest However you look relevant issue in all Olympics. ! I While it is true that politics at It, the national interest premise of pure sports for all, who were forced to endure all And doing that virtually has yielded to bickering, kinds of incivilttles and has been drawn Into the must come first. His (the eliminates the possibility of a Blackwalls a I. , ~ I . .1. strife and the betrayal of the literal hardsidpe, or even the Games since Adolf Hitler used president's) admonition is a putting on any Olympic U athletes who were isolated in them as a propaganda device directive," Games in a spirit of harmony. Olympic ideal. U It is 99 percent certain that They are as a vehicle of a barren, prison-like setting. In 1936, the intrusion of . v$s S However, the millions of politics has never been more the United States will not no 01,14.4 international good will U $' people watching television pronounced, or overt, than in participate at Moscow. And u longer worthwhile. S The XIII Winter Games at certainly reveled In the the 1980 Olympics, both that, as a balm, the USOC will U U stage its own Internal version Placid are a sensational success of the winter and summer. Lake . There was an obsessive of an Olympiad at Colorado American hockey team . microcosmic example. $ins i 1(6. SAtI F.I.T. a Plus F.E.T. 1.62 Ea. Except for the U.S. hockey which was probably the interest the first few days of Springs, Cob., which has been a $75.13 !)2.$$ 22.1$ 'i.,, U the Lake Placid Gamea, In the the site of the National Sports team, the Heiden family of N~ of the Games. 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L: v , - V '. 'i-I', �'. -- . - ,., , 1. 45—Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, March 2, 1910 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rTONIGHTIS TV Three County Pop Warner ll Squads Na t iona It . '91 0, .- 1*1W .- . ~ *_9 ~- - " 1 'Ji. -V 'V, ,. , - -' ' .: L. "V.a',.' .. ,,, - .. . ' . .. . ."• ;'.s. s, ., s .., ,, .... ,:f''> .'- -',-' • ,' The Fast Seminole Silver Lions, coached by Ed 1; . jo~ 4 A Z01 I . J I .1le-tc I PPA . . -1 . ,: $.If*,. ...,. "",' ,- Chris Williams, Daryl Coll ns, Tim Gordon, - . I 11 Robey, Tom Dean, David Hart, Richard Jones, Cecongle Bradwell,Tim Ward, Tom Bradley, Mike .Jones, Tony Cardenas, Richard Brown, Tim Isaac Williams, Michael I)ebose. . . . 0. . ~ "I ( ~I it +_ . .. t ft SPECIAL (5)0 HEE HAW - MONDAY, MARCH 3 k lID (35) MAUDE Vivian meets a wall of defiance when Arthur refuses to tell her about his financial woes. 1 (17) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY 1 oe -_ " "o ' ~ I,* I # ", . J~ . ~4 s.,. 5! d ~-1 0 t '3áb'-' 'i 1, . vilk, r. i:;-_* ¶lMP ' ' . i ___ '4. I ______ V ,i.'•' r -'.5 I 1, f i : pq F . ': • ft. : IN7Z I 10:00 U @3 PINK LADY Comedian Jeff Altman. theJapanesesing. ing duo Pink Lady and their guests Blondie, Bert Parks and Sherman Hemsley present an hour of comedy and music. (5)0 HAGEN (Premiere) A former backwoods hunter ' . .-"1','. - ".' . 230 LOVE BOAT An astronomer (Arte Johnson) is mistak. en to be the author of a sex book, and Gopher finds himself about lobe married. •.. .^ C bS1 "b717b'44. 9:00 0 @3 BJ AND THE BEAR J0 HAWAII FIVE-0 Xtf.: - ',- - .. 4, 91 ' . . . . 4 1., .,. ~ - 4 - I " mr j,e ~,5 O'ji I' - "f, \ ' 11 .'," -*• i' 4., 1. ~, ~.. . M Ow..~.~V-, . • ' . "o, ~. - ' ' ' ' - ' - . '. --' ,, ' i,., . . . . . . The flock Lake Raiders, coached by Rob Shaker Metz. Don Meyer, Pat Murray, Scott Olive, and Pete Kelting are: (Chad Everett) and an attorney Preston Poag, Bob Schaffer, Robbie Shakar, Pat The Woodlands Cowboys are: Kohlmeyer, Shane Letterio, Malt Messina, Flip John Brantley, Billy Caughell, Mark Chasey, Shannon, Paul Rano, David Riesenber, Kendall Scott Allen, Billy Berg, Eric Biric, Lee Burney, Page, Dale Paulson, Mike Sellers, Keith Stanley, Deron Decker, David Drazen, Steve Emmons, 1119don. Scott Underwood, Keith Wallace. Mike Tracy Cole, Tee Deen, Carl Fell, Steve Franz, Joe Dale Stevens. Lance Stewart. Wade Turney, [toy Jay Glatting, John Harris, Peter Kelting, Rod Young. Harvey, Buddy Fockler, Jon Kipp, John Wiginton, Robbie Stoner 730 FANTASY ISLAND Two BeOCCOII Greens Women wishing to return to the Fruit Green Beans prehistoric age and a blind ack to find his missing love SCOREBOARD II1I[ " Pro Hockey I 20 47 .299 27', Friday's Results Boston 110, Golden St. 99 NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division I. T Phila 14 NY Rangers 29 25 S 66 26 24 11 63 Washington Chicago 96 29 25 9 67 NY Islanders Atlanta 19 33 10 4$ Smythe Divisioo W L I Pis. 27 2114 6 64 St. Louis 77 25 10 Edmonton Vancouver 20 32 12 57 19 nil 49 Colorado 16 3510 42 15 4010 40 Winnipeg Wales Conference Norris Division W Montreal Los Angeles L PIS. T 3520 S 75 25 20 9 39 Pittsburgh Hartford 23 2211 Si 32 77)2 36 Defrolt n W L I PIS. 39 16 9 36 17 29 2012 10 27 31 4 Toronto Quebec Fridays Results Hart ford 3, St. Louis 0 Vancver 3, Wlnnipg 3, Il, Buffalo 4, Edmonton 2 Saturday's Games Los Mg at Boston. aft. 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Tennessee ii Marshall 91, Appy St. 74 _ NBA StIadIS By United Press lnterngtissat Eastern aoace Aftailk Division W I. Pd. OS 41 15 .766 4117 .735 1½ 32 33 fl2 17½ East Coast Coat St. Jee, 76, Bucknell 71 - . - ft - . I BISMIS Moore 6, Seebreeto 3 can water polo team; and rid- ers Paul Schockemoehle and Friday Nasebatl W ight (J) d. r 6. Records: UCF 11.1. " 'S ' " ' ____ . '-,: _____ _________ PITt, St. Loss . i1 '\ :I( Aff I bery. V . 'If4 .@, . # I 11 1 ~ I, I I _____ _____ _______ 0 MOVIE "The Ballad Of Cable Hogue" (C) (1970) Jason Robards, Stella Stevens. A ____ MOrl*Y-Z@rbf 6.2, 6.1; Jackson. Dues and outfielder Bob Pete. 11.00 5.00 3.00 6 Tampy 3,00 3.00 Hall d. Rockefeller.VanHaastei.n Spider LaRu 340 47, 4.7; ZedanAdams d, Leuihn0(2.6) 27.40; P (7.6) 79.50; 1 u- Lowry 6.3, 4-1. HIGH SCHOOL . 4-4) 959.00, DD (*2) U.S5, Time BOYS 313$. ColeaialLkissimm..i 3rdrace-S-1SM 70 . % . , 11k, BaltImorS Signed pitchers Sa mmy Stewart and Larry Jones - and Infielder-catcher .,, Rayford. 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NUlsar 50 lot Sl-1 I I 24) 40035, TiasII.S*, D'AssuIies and Laps:; kelly. 50 race-lilA lBos$on5hirry 41-029A340 NIVaFO's (0) liSt AMC Geii,e '1Sansun 1740740 "WW - V&hncioi KetlI U 31$), 410 Hffl$hSi'SWI 15055 24 IRSII l Dave Hanhsn Valr'ncla I.I. 0(14)11110; P (4-I) $1.11;? 11w101 Hillskr'iiI 154 (4.1.3) 2319.15; Time 31:11 WISH SCHOOL Ilthrace-$-16C $aIordli3Ovladot iMinsOla 11.1111 Jill.. *1.00610310 5* M-11s 35utrs 4.11 4A saate 105*- 4 4 1 410 OvIsdo 6$wuningketly 341 UtN, Time 11:35. , 50 50 112-I W I 104" 5k-S - SWright Glass Top 9104.11 340 II 11111111111111111 SW4Y1 . 3QCso" .. AWARDS Debbie Reynolds and Glen Campbell host this year's awards ceremonies honoring outstanding parlormances and accomplishments in the areas of movies and television. ([1) (35) MOVIE "Foreign Correspondent" (61W) (1940) Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. An American reporter breaks ..i...,4 i "w " "w'" (DO SINBAD AND THE EYE Oven Fried Chicken Milk or Shake WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 GLOBE CC 0 60 MINUTES (DO DISCUSSION'eO lID (35) MOVIE "The Cat" (C) 5:30 STYLE(MON,THU) I Mgrs. Choice) Fresh I"rait - Wall and Turf: Great, Mc. C1elIws (9), Mejor (v) and Car. 0(0-1)11.31; P 114) 05.40; 1(1' diorI; Hitters Valdseta State; 44) 316.41; Time 3110 Sanchez 24 21, 000inrsa *4 7181: FlorIda: McGraw 2-4 $1, 7th race-aiR Lomb.raozzi I.I. SOW 2.4, II Min o 8.00 14,60 300 Ral; Records: Florida 41, lBIackJack Phil 17.10 0.00 1 Unmatchable 6.00 Valdosta state I.I. sonLUCPI 013.1)111,01; P 17.11 *11.71; T In 52$ 50-3 7 5 N~ (7.1-I) 1113.41; Time 31.93. IIINI 50-2 6 5 UCP om race-S-ISA lBostànMandy 3,20 2.60 210 Borgesana, Costigan (9) and 7 RossporI $-10 4.40 iaisekl; NadpsI and HawkIN, lPersudMs 410 Hi$fors; letsan $taisu 1.0, 0I$-1114.01p113-11111I911111:y1111. HR; MQuIIgnI-1,UCF'-Fe" 741 114.41, 11*. 31.93. 7.3; Wattle HI, Pickaft 04 ,( t*rac-$46$ .5 ' NY slald5$ Signed U.S. Olympian Ken Morrow to a multi. FioridaLVata State 4 Val. St. Florida ;.4 •,, ,-,. • I \ I 11 I ' '4'. . I year cnTrasi. FRIDAY'S RESULTS COLLIGI __ . -. . ISSIIALS .fl ,• . j\ - wo. .' (7) 0 GOLDEN II ' I ;11¼4' s - ' ______ . ,, - Baseball .' . ' Sthr$ce-tsC c, l , . , ., •' - Floyd - it to two dim-willed football players (A) FRIDAY, MARCH 7 Tator Tots Toss Salad doned by his partners se ts up a prosperous way station and plots revenge. (2 Hrs, 15 Mins,) his monkey to perfect a sleep- teaching method. then applies ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS EXPRESS Hamburger Sloppy Joe LIVE Uncle" A college genius uses Ground Beef P011s 11:30 FUL WORLD "The Monkey's SENIOR HIGH Milk or Shake 0 (1) SATURDAY NIGHT 4) 0 BLACK AWARENESS 12(17) NASHVILLE ON THE 11:15 AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences in Iran, 12:30 0 @3 MEET THE PRESS ROAD Guest: Lazy B. Wran. glers. Fruit 12, (17) NEWS FRIENDS 1:30 Toss Salad (DO THE IRAN CRISIS: ___________ _____ (9 (17) COLLEGE BASKET. .24 (10)OvER EASY l (17)LUCYSHOW 4 (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) 4 (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) 4 (1 0) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 24' (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) (t4' (10) CROCKETT'S VICTOflY GARDEN (FRI) '12 (17) ROMPER ROOM BALL Ohio State at Indiana MIDDLESCROOLS 8:00 SO CAPTAIN KANGAROO 9:30 LSJ 0 THE JEFFERSONS 0 4' THE DOCTORS 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS f 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE )H35)GOMER PYLE k! I'(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 0 GOLF "Mike Douglas Classic" Peas&Carrots' 0(14)(S)0(DONEWS 0 GOOD MOR NI NO AMERICA ! (35)BULLWINKLE exploration of all kinds of ridic- U @3 COLLEGE BASKET- Itoh problem which Could affect her whole way of life (Part 12 of 16) ulous and serious secrets 6:00 (17) MOVIE "Bombers B0 @3 ii) 0 (DO NEWS 52" (1957) ill) (35) BIONIC WOMAN The son of a deranged scientIst 11:30 demands Jaime, Oscar and Dr 0 @3 NBC LATE MOVIE Wells as ransom for a weapon "Shark's Treasure" 11976) his robots have placed in orbit CS) 0 THE AVENGERS The (Part 2) Avengers are suspected of kill. 3 (10) THE GENTLE ing two top enemy agents KILLERS Dutch scientists '23 0 YOUNG MATADORS refute the traditional notion of This special captures the the "killer" whale by capturing excitement and pressures of and domesticating a young Jay Springsteen, a top motor. female to determine its nature cycle racer and intelligence. III) (1 7) WRESTLING __________________________ MONY 6:30 0 4,) NBC NEWS MORNING () 0 THE BAXTERS "Cap,5:15 tal Punishment" (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED (DO ABC NEWS (TUE) ti (17) LOVE. AMERICAN 7O0 STYLE (FRI) 0 @3 DISNEY'S WONDER. 5:00 8T IRONSIDE EVENING 1:00 EXPRESS.. MIni6teikS ' T$CO'!J, French Fries Cole Slaw Fresh 2:00 E) 14' TODAY 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT ,f U GENERAL HOSPITAL )1'(35)BANANASPLITSAND l4ltlkorShake Buttered Rice BALL "SEC Championship" _______________________ Chicago (AL) - Signed pitchers d. Rockefeller 6-0, 41; Preston Hanna, I ' — _________ ______________________ _____ Fred Howard and Ran dy Scar. Singles: Laturs d. Morley 6.2, 6. Haynie Rolls Milk oiShake (10) LIVE FROM THE I. I I ", ' - : / " 11:00 '______ " ' ' I Mgrs. Choice) Milk or Shake Fruit Michael Matz. Seabreec. 3-2, , II' ill Rolls Peai&C.rrots GRAND OLE OPRY Langill.Satuble 6.4, 4.1; LucciCincinnati - Signed pitcher Chappel d. Palmer-Mons 6.2, 4-0; Frank Pastore, 7 oach Chuck DeBus: the Brit. '-Ish shooting team: the Amen- :1 U) d. Krass 64, 6-0; Chappell d. Mans 6.2.6.0; Stauble d. Russell 6- By United Press International 3.40 (Il)(35) THE ROAD TO MOS-' COW Athletes Include 400.'meter runner Billy Mullins; long ' Sin,Ias: Lucci d. Burke 6-7, 7-4, 6.4: LangIll d. WrIght 6-1, 7.4, 4; Transactions Chase d. Poster 6-4, 6-1: Palmer Cookie Ground Beef 10-30 I I Records: Bishop Moore 3.1, MEN UCF,Jacksøviile2 2, 6-0. Doubles: Po t __________ __________ _______ % MIDDLE SCHOOLS 1"-L - BUttered moe ,,Jmper Joni Anderson and her . RBI: Seabreeze - Rose 2'4, COLLEGE - u. fdft 53 - _____________________ 17. Paquette 3.4. 2 R D 1; Fadem 2.4, 2 Pantheon T,M me' M :--t• Am CIflhfISflt 01 PhIla New York NCAA OWLII No~ Welmgtn 3'P 35 .433 30 E. Ill. 71, Wright It, 63 New .1110"y ersy .77 39 AN 23 N.H. Coll 90, Qalimlptac 59 1C.strsl Divosuoa Nicholls St. 7*. Jesnyl 76 91 I. Pd. SB N. Ala. N, Ct) Me. 11.11 Atlanta 40 36 .50 N. 661110. 93 lnd.P.Vvns 53 San Anton 33 33 .50 7 SprinStleldtl, Bryant l$' Houston 33 33 .100 7 NCAA Diva. 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Records: Sanford 6-4, Oviedo Fruit 7:30 is brought face to face with a 8:30 0 .4 TODAY ,f 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (10) FLORIDA REPORT - Georgetown 76, St John's os V1 I 5,20 3,40 Hall d. Zerbe 6.1, 6-0; CovIe d. fl• Pittsburgh - Reached an 3.40 VanHaaster,n 6-0, 6'O; Deslongco agreement on a multi-year con4 Tally AIIle Q (37) 3961; y (774) 391.25; d. Laulhn6-0, 6-0; Mosad, Lowry 6- tract with relief pitcher Kent 01 6-0. Tekulve. Time 31:4). Doubles: Haynle.Latura d. Montreal Signed pitcher Hal lad race.-S-16, 2J.Johnson Vancouver at Edmonton Sunday's Games NY lslndrs at Pittsbgh. aft. Chicago at Winnipeg, aft. Boston at NY Rangers Montreal at Phlladilohla flS lAO _____ BishopMoore 010 012 2-S 7 2 Seabreeze 2)0 OIl 0 - 3 4 S _ _____________________________ Shaver and Paquette; Base and Tennis Friday's Results S•wffiwnt Cliii. Pro Bask.tball 356.031. r er- 1.7o may be delayed due to pIoge . breaks. 520 RBI; Oviedo - Odasz 2.3, HR. 3 Attendance- 4591; Handle- Pepperdine 90, St. Mary's 77 7CSurfer ularly scheduled programming 0 Robinson* Robinson, Macy (5). frftters: 26) 556.00; Time 44:60 At Sanferd.Orlands By United Press International Friday Atlantic Coast Cant, ., •, • W' -' ChaseKrass d. RussellDeal 6.2, 7. College Kansas 00, Missouri 7I PCAA Cliii. San Jose St. 94, Utah St. ii IIWI . Q(.7) 393; (7.7) 69.90; 1(7- Dog Racing Kansas St. 60, Nebraska '' 620 4.20 Davis 2.3, HR. 3 RBI Abney HR. 2 6 Elusive Utah at Seattle, aft. Texas AIM 61, Texas Tech $ 1 Arkansa s 61, Texas 63 Metre Coat. Lou isville $4, Memphis St. 65 Fla. St. 79, Clncl at, Eastern Cent. W. VIrginia 32, Rutgers 44 Villanova 72, Pittsburgh 59 Iii last Coal. WI 2 HighfalutIn South Sunday's Comes .. I2fhrac.-7-16O Cornell 67, Princeton 47 Atlanta Ill. Cleve 103 ortland $7 ',. 7 Good Bye Dallas 12.40 5,60 1,20 Sanford - Porzig HR. Detroit 137, N.J. 12$, of oil Eight COflI. LOS Angeles at Quebec Buffalo at MInnesota . Columbia 55, Penn 51, of LSU 73, Alabama 66 Kentucky 70, Mississippi 61 Chicago at Minnesota East Brown IS, Harvard 76 PhIla 104, Denver 103 ftske"ll io Adams Divis Buffalo Boston Minnesota I , Golden St. visit the island, C9 (10) PLEDGE BREAK Reg. Milk 1:00 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 7 0 ALL MY CHILDREN Ii (35)35 LIVE 7:25 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 2:30 4' ANOTHER WORLD 1.1 (35)1 DREA M OF JEA NNIE .12 (17) THE GIGGLESNOR1 HOTEL (DO DIRECTIONS Cole Slaw Rolls 0 RYAN'S HOPE 11(35) DICK VAN DYKE 12 (17) MO VIE 8:25 3' TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA AFTERNOON 12:00 CS) 0 SPECTRUM (DO ISSUES AND ANSWERS 3 (10) ANOTHER VOICE !I (17) MOVIE "A Raisin In The Sun" (196 1) Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil. Based on the play by Lorraine Hansberry. Attempting to break away from their crowded apartment in Chicago. a black family moves to an all-white neighborhood Taco now it (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) 11' (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 14 (10)SESAME STREET .12 (I 7) FUN HOUSE 10:00 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A young man applying for a job at the hospital announces that he is Trapper's son 11:00 U () ii) 0 (-fl 0 NEWS (10) SECRETS Comedian Robert Klein loins Wayland Flowers arid Madame for an teur Sleuths, the boys are near ly murdered. (11/2 Hrs.) (10) PRESENTE "Mexican Oil: Past, Present And Future" A historical view of the development of Mexico's oil industry in the context of Mexican-U.S relations, Mini Steak Sub ()0 ALICE ABC THEATRE "Attica" The 1971 prison riot Which caused a huge controversy and led to an intensive examination of the penal system is dramatically re- created 4 (10) MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" Louisa attends Charlie's memorial service and d-V (35) JIMMY SWAGGART c 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ,g (10) POMPEII "Frozen In Fire" Some of the artifacts from the Pompeii exhibit at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts are presented by Alexander Scourby. (R) 11:30 (5) 0 FACE THE NATION C!J U BILL DANCE OUT. DOORS (11) (35) MOVIE "Abbott And Costello Meet The Killer '(61W) (1949) Boris Karloff, Garry Milk orShake THURSDAY, MARCH 6 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Spaghetti Greens Fruit Cookie Rolls Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Spaghetti MUI1 Steak Sub Greens Green Beans Cole Slaw Fruit Cookie Rolls Milk or Shake SENIOR 111611 Spaghetti Buttered Rice detective wanting his eyesight of H.A W labor as well as his rise and fall as a Colorado sil. ver magnate are chronicled. (R) (17) MOVIE 'Critic's Choice" (1963) Moore While acting a ama. rs. Choice) ','(Arthur Hill) team up to solve ijifficuft crimes. 4:00 24 (10) ECHOES OF SILVER The life and second marriage 'Here Comes The Bride" A friend arranges for Carmen and her boyfriend to elope. (RI Toss Milk orShake SENIOR HIGh Fish Barbecue Cold Sub Cheese Grits Green Beans Scalloped Tomatoes ColeSlaw Fruit Mlor Shake EXPRESS Fish Barbecue French Fries Col e Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake TUESDAY, MARCH 4 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Ground Beef lIj1 (35) COLLEGE BASKETBALL "SEC Championships" (17) COLLEGE BASKET. BALL "ACC Championship" 0 INTERNATIONAL BOXING Live coverage of a WBA World Lightweight Champion. ship bout between Ernesto Espana and Hilmer Kenty from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit 11:00 S)0THEwANDyOu (35)THEJETSONS Corn Toss Juice Bar Milk or Shake EXPRESS chill Dog Cheeseburger French Fries Cole Fruit 3:30 actress who turned to alcohol after suffering setbacks. Cold Sub Baked Beans MIDDLE scnooi.s Fish Barbecue Chees e Grits Green Beans Scalloped Tomatoes of to the rescue of an egocentric SENIOR HIGH ChiliDog Cheeseburger ' Roll Milk DO ONE IN A MILLION f . .. - _4/.s'. t Juice Bar Milk or Shake Fish (35) SANFORD AND SON J(10) LIVE FROM THE CheeseGrits GRAND OLE OPRY Green Beans 7:30 Cole (DO THE ROPERS q U ARCHIE CAMPBELL KIDSWORLD c!J( (35) PORKY PIG AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOt,S (B 0 LAWRENCE WELK ., , ~ .*- 11% , 9:00 10:30 U @) MOVIE "Little Fauss And Big Halsy" (C)(1970) Rob. ert Redford Mich ae l Two motorcyclists leave behind a String of broken hearts as they roar through the West on battered bikes with desperate dreams. (2 Hrs.) (1) J 0 FOR OUR TIMES (D 0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (17) MOVIE "Dangerous" (1935) Bette Davis, Franchot Tone A young architect comes School Menu 7:00 I , .01 (35) WOODY WOODPECK- null nni CS) 0 SUNDAY MORNING T 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests Rena Barrett, U 11) FLORIDA'S WATCHING .1. - SINGING ER AND FRIENDS i8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) iu:vu Fruit r GEO* GRAPHIC SPECIAL Gold!" Camera teams travel the world h the precious metal to Showow is mined, transported and used, and how it affects out daily lives (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER U NEWS I ' - I) (Ti 8:00 0@CHIPS (53 0 THE CHISHOLMS Im .* , uk' " "" 4 Camera teams travel the world to how the precious metal A s show mined, transported and used, and how it affects daily lives. SIC Final round coverage of this tournament from the Bay Hill Club in Orlando. Florida 0 MOVIE "They Came To Rob Las Vegas" (C) (1969) Gary Lockwood, Elke Sommer. While attempting to hijack $ 10.000.000 from an armored car, members of a gang fight among themselves (3 Hrs) (II) (35) MOVIE "Sam Cade" (C) (1972) Glenn Ford. Edgar Buchanan A wartime friøn il Cade's returns with a contract to kill him (2 Hrs.) (10) NATIONAL 0 @ NBC NEWS CS) 0 CBS NEWS _~ ,...- '. JUBILEE 0 ORAL ROBERTS L' (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS. SYCATS I ________ .. I 0 @) SUNDAY MASS 6:30 progrwn." I- GOSPEL - FRIENDS 9:30 8:30 l) ( 17)WRESTLING : '.,. James Bradley, William Wynn, Tim Lawrence, Lee Boots, John Quintana, James Watson, Jay - I (17) FUN HOU$E (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Gold!" - . . Cl) U SHOW MY PEOPLE 9(35) CASPER ( (10) SESAME STREET (A) 6:00 0 @) ( 0 NEWS (j) (35) BIONIC WOMAN . Tim Matheson, Eddie Money, Hans Holzer, Tom Kelsey. 9(35) THE FUNTSTONES u (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (I 7) LOST IN SPACE C) 0 REX HUMBARD EVENING straight . scholastic grade average, not the team's year every squad in the top ten all had 0 4D BAPTIST CHURCH - In each division of play it's the team good grade average to be ranked, this education as well as athletics In our Willis, Jeff Whipple, Robert Kerr, Mark Rafford. Lombardi and Riley Crowley are: rankings. The three selections mark the second year the Seminole Youth Sports field on Saturdays. This year's rankings added continued received some great news this week from Association has had a trio of Its teams National Pop Warner Little Scholars ranked in Pop Warner Football, which prestige to the SYSA, only in its second headquarters in Philadelphia, Penn- has some 5,0(X) youth football teams in year of operation in Seminole County. In sylvania. eight divisions playing around the addition to the three squads in the top ten The Junior Midget Division Woodland country, this year and last year, the organization Cowboys have received a number three "We're extremely pleased to have also had a player selected as a Pop national snot. the Junior Bantam some of our teams ranked again." Warner All-American when Junior Division East Sem1noleSilver Lions were commented SYSA executIve director Midget David Jabloanki, of Casselberry, ranked third nationally in their division Don Ruedlinger. was inducted into the newly opened Pop ci play whole the Junior Midget Division "The Woodland Cowboys came very Warner Hall of Fame in Philadelphia this Rocklake Raiders received a number close to being number one. Just as the past spring. competition on the field is tough, the eight national ranking. ,,our goal next year is to possibly have Is e ve n tougher," one of our t ea ms ranked number one in Considering how the teams are ranked scholastic competition pointed out Ruedlinger about the the nation scholastically," added through Pop Warner that's quite an rankings. Ruedli nger. accomplishment. "The entire team has to have a pretty "We try to stress the importance of "* , ~. for nation SATUREY' "B" 8verag..a so it's quite a tribute to the young players if they can excell in the classroom as well as on the - . if;4, l Ranked very high won-lou record that is used as a basis for By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Three of the Seminole Youth Sports Associa tion's Pop Warner football teams y Sunday, March 2, 1980-SB �----S -- ,tfle" f' • - S. 6B—Ev.nlng H.rald, Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice - , . S . . . S - Sunday, March2, 1fl0 - ______________________ _______________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice — Legal Notice I I8-P wanted 18—Igeip wanted RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. art time piece work. weoster • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Apply in person SaflIord NursinG America'sfor,mostdJdary FICTITIOUS NAME SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF & Co'valesert Center, 930 company needs home workers PROBATE DIVISION NotIce is hereby given that , am THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL RESOLUTION NO. 373 Mellcnville. File Number I0.S7.CP to update local mailing IIts. CIRCUIT IN AND in business at A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY FOR Division All ages, experience un. 24-8usiness portunities SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, West 1st St.. Sanford , Seminoie IN RE: ESTATE OF necessary. Send name, ad. IN RE: The Marrleq, Of: ...___-- FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR County, Florida under theljc. ALAN WESLEY SMITH dress, phone number to — VIVIAN H. JOHNSON, wtfe, CONSTRUCTION OF GRADING, titious name of LAKE VIEW Webster, 5th Ave., Suite Deceased Petitioner, DRAINAGE, CURB AND PAy. MOTORS, and that I Intend to 1101.263.1, New York, NY NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION VS ING SERVING CERTAIN PRO. register said name with the Clerk DEALERSHIPS C liii time TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WILLIAM 1. ______________________ JOHNSON, PERTIES ABUTTING NEW. of the Circuit Court, Seminole 3 consecutive times 3k a Ins CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Husband, BURYPORT AVENUE FROM County, Florida in accordance Earn extra money at home. Leading U S GOVERNMENT s io P M lconseculive times 00 A M 36c a AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Respondent, THE NORTH RIGHT.OF.WAY with the Provisions of the F REGISTERED Nationally Good pay. Easy work. No MONDAY thru IRIDAY AND ALL OTHER PERSONS titious Name Statutes, To.W: NOTICETODEFEND LINEOFBAYW000STREETTO Advertised, popular priced experience necessary. Start 9 INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Noon SATURDAY TO: THE SOUTH RIGHTOF WAY Stiøn 865,09 Florida Statutes 3 Lines Minimum water purification mfg. is now immediately. Send name and YOU ARE HEREBY WILLIAM L. JOHNSON LINE OF FERN STREET IN THE 1957. address to BW.EH P.O. Box selecting local dealers in this NOTIFIED that the ad. Sig. Sanford J. Gould (address unknown) CITY OF ALTAMONTE . 732 Orlando, Fl. fl. area. ministratiofloftheestateof ALAN SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AND Publish March 2,9, 16, 23, 1980 WESLEY SMITH, deceased, File FANTASTIC GROWTH OP' laSt known address PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESS. DET-li Planning Assistant for Federally Numbereo.57.CP,ispendingintp* 783-425 Wilson Avenue MENT OF A PORTION OF THE PORTUNITY!0flFu0F'P funded youth project in Circuit Court for Seminole County, COSTS THEREOF AGAINST THE Cocoa Beach, Florida time, Man woman. Seminole Co. Knowledge of Florida, Probate Division, the FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE HEREBY notified ABUTTING PROPERTY OW statistical evaluation technics, addressof which is P.O. Drawer C, that VIVIAN H. JOHNSON has Notice is hereby given that i am ERS SPECIALLY BENEFITING Low investment starting at planning and or Social 5cr. engaged in business at RI 4 BOX Sanford, FL 37771. The personal filed a Petition for Dissolution of BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS, $2836, secured by inventory. vices background preferred. A 187, SUNSET DR., LONGW000, representative of the estate is Marriage in the Circuit Court of nets high return. For local WHEREAS, the City Co great learning experience, SHARON G. SMITH, whose ad. Seminole County. Florida and you mission of the City of Altamon?e FL., Seminole County, Florida interview write & enclose Salary $9,000 plus fringe. Send dress is 805 OrchId Avenue, . are required to serve a copy of Springs, Florida, deems it ad. under the fictitious name phone number or call collect, currentresumetop.O. Box 19. ORANGE GLASS & MIRROR CO., WATERCO Industries, 4811 Casselberry, FL 32707. The name your written defenses, if any, on .1. visabte to construct gradin 1—Card of Thanks Sanford, Fl. 3277). Resume 18—Help Wanted and address of the personal CHRISTOPHER RAY. Post Office drainage, curb and paving in that and that I intend to register said ---. N.E. 12th Ave.. Ft. LauderS deadline March 10, 19*0. dole, Fl. 33334(305.7720020) representative's attorney are set Box 2575, Sanford, Florida 32771 portion of Newburyport Avenue name with the Clerk of the Circuit forth below, THE _______ from the north right.of way line of Court, Seminole County, Florida in and file the original with the Clerk NEED MUFFLER IMAN (1) All persons having claims or of the abovestyled Court on or Baywood Street to the South right, accordance with the provl%ioflS of Outstanding Opportunity ALLEN McKELVEY IMMEDIATELY BRAKE & the Fictitious Name Statutes, To demands against the estate are before the 12th day of March, 19*0, of-way line of Fern Street, To Earn required, WITHI N FAMILY WISH TO THREE othejse a Default arid Ultimate distanceof approximately 610 feet Wit: Section 863.09 Florida FRONT END MAN 1) OUTSIDE SOLICITORS 323.407 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Judgment will be entered against T HANK WHEREAS, ail improvements Statutes 1957. 0UR Must have muffler shopexp and Sig. DEAN BLAIR EARN TOP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF youforthereliefdemandedin the Shall be done in compliance with own tools. A creative, PRECIOUS THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the Petition, 29—Rooms the plans, specifications and Publish February 10, 17, 24 an d COMMISSIONS productive person who can do clerk of the above court a written FR I E N DS WHO WITNESS my hand and official estimates on file with the Cit March 2, 1980 high quality work. Will find statement of any claim or demand seal of said Court on Ihis the 6th Clerk of the City of Ailamonte Sanford Graciotss living. Peis. HOURS FLEXIBLE HAVE SEN T good pay, good working they may have. Each claim must day of February, 19*0. Weekly&monthlyrates,utiIit Springs, Florida,whlch said plans, Call BobLovenbury conditions at Mr. Muffler. be inwriting and must jndicatethe FLOWERS, CARDS (SEAL) specifications and estimates pd. Inquire 500 5. Oak $41.7U3 Circulation Manager PaId vacations, Hospitaliza. RESOLUTION NO. 373 basis for the claim, the name and & LOVE DURING constitute the plans, specifications ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. EVENING HERALD tion, uniforms. Ph. Carl 333. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY addressofthecreditororhisagent Room for Rent — Private CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT and estimates for all said im. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 066 for appointment. ALLEN'S ILLNESS; or attorney, and the amount COURT 322•2611 Home.LeonardC.Jolly. provements. FLORIDA, FIXING A TIME AND claimed. It the claim is not yet ALSO FOR ALL 323.7759 Desk Clerk, 3 tóll shift; Mor. Seminole County, Florida PlOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PLACE IN WHICH THE OWNERS due, the date when it will become _____ Groomer, kennel worker, ans. fling cashIer, 7 to 3 shIft. Ex. 5,san E. Tabor, RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM. OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESS PRAYERS, CON. dueshallbestated. Ifiheclaim 5 phone, cust. clerk (1 person), perlenced preferred. No. o,t Clerk 3Aprtments Unfurnished MISSION OF THE CITY OF ED FOR SPECIAL IMPROVE. CERN & HELP. contingent or unliquidated, the J. MailresumetoBefhjones,Rt phone calls, please. Days Inn _________________ CHRISTOPHER RAY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOR. MENTS OF NEWBURYPORT nature of the uncertainty shall be I 3,B0x479,Sanford,Fl.,32711, Sanford, THANK YOU ALL— IDA, AS FOLLOWS: Post Office Box 2525 AVENUE FROM BAYWOOD ________________________ stated. If the claim is secured, the Sanford, Florida 32771 1 BR—$209 up. Pool. Adults only That the City Commission of PEGGY McK ELVEY the STREET TO FERN STREET. A security shall be described, The Secretary - Sanford Area on Lake Ada. Just So. of Machinist's helper. Good City of Altamonte Springs, DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATE. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER &ALLEN MCKELVEY Airport RIvd. on 17-97 in benefits.Applyinperson. Imi. claimant shall delIver sufficient PubIih February 10, 17, 24 and Florida, deems it advisable as a LY 610 FEET, OR ANY OTHER copies of the claim to the clerk to March 2, 19*0 We need an aggressive corn. __________________________ Sanford. Call ncessary public improvement to PERSONS 323.1670 north of 434 on 17.92. Richies patent secretary to work with enable the clerk to mail one copy DERSO i NT ER ES TED The family of the Iate Mother Mariner's ViIIag. construct grading, drainage, curb THEREIN MAY APPEAR AND vw. to each personal representative, a great sales team. Excellent Margaret Black Jones are and paving in that portion of BE HEARD AS TO THE PRO. working conditions. II you are All persons interested In the Couple wanted to work on Egg Newburyport Avenue, lying extremely grateful for each estate to whom a copy of this fast and accurate with typing Apartments Furnished PRIETY AND ADVISABILITY Farm. trailer available, A.Z act of kindness rendered between Baywood Street and Fern OF MAKING SUCH IMPROVE. NoticeofAdministrationhos been and shorthand, can work with , Poultry Farm, SR 430A during our hour Street, a distance of ap. MENTS, AS TO THE COST of INVITATION TO BID mailed are required, WITHIN several departments and meet OrangeClty, Fl. 904.715.3*35 2 Bedroom Apartment proximately 610 feet. bereavement. May God bless THREE MONTHS FROM THE clientswellin personandov,r The Housing Authority of the THEREOF, THE MANNER OF Nopets,carport,$2SOmo, collect calls. That all said improvements PAYMENT AND THE AMOUNT DATE OF the telephone, Call Janice at THE 269.7377 FIRST City of .anford, Florida will shall be done in strict compliance ASSESSED AGAINST EACH The Family PUBLICATION OF 321-0320. Immediate opening, Exp, mechanIc, must have own THIS receive bids for modernization tO with the plans and specifications PROPERTY AS IMPROVED. NOTICE, to file any objections CASTLE BREWER COURT excellent salary full benet its, tools. 000dbenefits,Sdaywk. - FLA. and estimates of th, cost of said they may have that challenges the well established company. 4—Personals WHEREAS, theofCity Corn. 31A—(ipIexes Apply In person 1 ml. north of 1.1 until 2:00 P.M. on the 12th day improvements now on file In the mission of the City Attamonte Equal Opportunity Employer, validity of the decedent's will, the of March 19*0, at the Ridding office of the City Clerk of the City Springs Florida,did by Resolution i on 17.92. Richlvs VW. qualifications of the personal Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Gardens Community Room, 5th of Altamonte Springs, Florida, No. 372 deem it aavisable to im. ' New 2 BR, lB. W&D hook ups. HELP WANTED Mate" Dating Service. All representative, or the venue or Street and Locust Avenue, San. which said plans, specifications prove a portion of Newburyport IHE CITY OF WINTER range, dishwasher, disposal, lurisdiction of the court. ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ford, Florida, at which time and and estimates are hereby ap- Avenue from Baywood Street to w.w carpet, uti. rm., C.H&A, SPRINGS IS NOW ACCEPT. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND place all bids will be publicly proved by the City Commission Fern Street, a distance of ap. - ter, Fl. 335)8. $ lUG APPLICATIONS FOR mo. Orlando 656.4414, 295. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED opened and read aloud, and constitutes the plans 67*8 eve. - ---------_ GENERAL LABOR P051. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Proposed forms of contract specifications and estimates o proximately 610 feet, the said EARN EXTRA $$ TIONS IN THE PUBLIC 5Lcst & Found Dateofthefirstpubllcat,onof this documents, including plans and cost for said proposed im. improvements to include con ---------WORKS DEPARTMENT. Notice of Administration: March specifications, are on file at the provements, and the City Corn. struction of grading,, drainage, 32—+buses Unfurnished After School BENEFITS, APPLY 100 N. 2. 19*0 Offlceof the Architects. Gutmann. mission of the City of Altamonte curb and paving pursuant to the LOST Fern Husky-Shep 21" taIl, EDGEMON AVE., WINTER 5: Sharon G. Smith Dragash Associates, Architects, Springs, Florida, does hereby authority of Chapter 170. Florida Call CIrculation Dept. ------ — blk wwh chest & toes & brn SPRINGS, FL. 32707. As Personal Representative Pretty3aR, 1½ 8 Planners, Inc., Sanford Atlantic declare the necessity for , Statutes, in the manner as set forth legs. Longwood Markham Rd. of the Estate of Bank Building, Suite 400, P.O. construction of grading, drainage, in Resolution No. 372; and Fenced,C.H&A,S3SOmo. area. "TOES". Collar No. Exp. appliance salesman; also 322•2611 ALAN WESLEY SMITH Drawer 93*, Sanford, Florida, 323-6570 WHEREAS, by said Resolution curb and paving as described 3970. 322 0066. dec's helper. Exp. house Deceased Copies of the documents, aforesaid as a necessary public No. 372, the City Clerk was in. wiring only. Apply __________________________ 381½ B$3lSmo.$200secdep. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL drawings and specifications may Improvement. structed to prepare as Assessment LOST Keys Park. EVENING HERALD Harold Hall Realty Inc. REPRESENTATIVE: be obtained by deposIting $35.00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: Roll in accordance with the in Brown Moose holder REALTOR 323-5174. DRINSON, SMITH & HELLER. with Architect for each set of $10 Reward. 321-0991 That the total cost of said im. method of assessment provided in Workers needed for cabinet General Factory Help PA. documents so obtained. Such provement, including cost of all said Resolution No. 372; and _______________________ manufacturing shop. Must Day Shift 3 BR, 1½ B, very clean; new 815 W. Emmett Street WHEREAS, the City Clerk of the deposit will be refunded to each labor and materials, is estimated have knoWledg,of fools. Apply HarCar Aluminium, Sanford paint I carpet; washer & P.O. Drawer 1549 6Id care person who returns the plans, to be $36,000.00 •nd the sum of City of Altamonte Springs, Gentry Manufacturing Co. dryer; $350 mo. + $200 dep. Kisslmmee, FL 3274) specificatIons and T HO U S A N D Florida, pursuant to the direction -- other F I F I V .5 I X Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. 1316295. (303) 847.5177 documents in good conditions DOLLARS ($56,000.00) shall be of the City Commission has Baby Sitting in my home 'by 9 a.m..3 p.m. M.F. Dy: s: Devo A. Heller within 10 days after bid opening. ass.i 100 YDS TO LAKE MONROE against all of the lots and prepared and completed an Christian lady. Hourly, Publish March 2, 9, 19*0 Lovely 28R, 28 home, 70 A certIfied check or bank draft, lands adjoining and contiguous or Assessment Roil which was weekly, daily rates, 7 days or DEl.? TRACTOR TRAILER Broadway St., Enterprise, 10 payable to the Housing Authority bounding and abutting upon such presented to the City CommissIon nights a week. Call 323-9366 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of the City of Sanford, Florida, mm. to Sanford, $335 mo. Bob DRIVERS improvements or specially of the City of Altamonte Springs. _____________________________ and leave a message, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA U.S. Government Bonds, or benefited thereby and further Florida, on February 13, 19*0, and Sherwood $960571, 44.$7)Ø, UN lIED FAR [Vi ________________________ PROBATE DIVISION Division of Major US Corp. Is satisfactory bid bond executed by designated by the assessment plat which said Assessment Roll was Will babysit in my home. Will File Number N'29.CP seoking DOT qualified drIver-s 3 BR, 1½ B. Immaculate cond. pick up & deliver anytime the bidders and acceptable now on file in the office of the City accepted and ordered filed with Divisisti for anew over the so id private $375 mo., 1st, last + siooafter noon. Ph. 323.2045 aft sureties in an amount equal to S Cteck of thp CIty of Attamont. the recoros of the City: and carrlgeopsratiofl,obebes.d IN RE: ESTATE OF damage deposit. Sunhand D percent the bid shall be sub. Springs, Florida,' which said WHEREAS, under Chapter 170, In Sanford, Fl. Qvalifled p. Estates. 322.2066 itt. S. KATHERINE NICHOLLS, mltted with Nch bid, assessment plat Is hereby •p Florida Statutes, public hearing is ____________________ _________________________ plicants must have two.man AGENCY Deceased The successful bidder will be proved by the City Commission et mandatory whereby th. owners of 9—Good Things to Eat teamexp.,bea$le.,t351ysof SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE ., NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION requIred to furnleh and pay for the City of Altamonti Springs, the property to be assessed or any home, 38R, 28, extra 1g. kit., age & have a mm. of 2 yr's. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING satIsfactory performance and Florida.other persons interested therein Murcotts, Navels, I Fl. rrn. on 1 acre. $450 mc. over the road exp.. good CLAIMS OR DEMANDS payment bond or bonds. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: may appear before the CIty and Grapefruit PIt. Seigler Realty, BROKER references I a provect saf AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Attention Is called to the BId That is the determination of Commlssionandb.heardastothe 322 6733or322 0362 321-0641 record required, Interested AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Form requiring a Base Bid, Group the City CommissIon that all lots propriety and advjsabllity of _______________________ has openings In Florida applicants please reply to lox INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Prices, end prices for work andlandsadjolnlngandcontiguous maklngsuchimprovementsandas Looking for a job? The Classified 4, co The EvenIng Herald, for real lIcensees YOU ARE HEREBY described broken down by unit .orboundingandabuttiriguponthe to the cost thereof and as to the 33—Houses Furnished Ads will help you find that lob. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. NOTIFIED that the ad. size. said improvements will be manner of payment therefor and who want real value in a 32711. EOE Np. ministration of the estate of Eachbidder Isrlqulredtobldon especially benefited by the said astotheamountthereforandasto — Private cottage to Sr. Citizen. marketing program. 11—Instructions Katherine Njcholls, deceased, File the Base BId, Group Prices, and improvements provided for in this the amount thereof to be assessed BR & kit., Lk. Harney area. - NumberIO-29•CP.ispendlnginthe prices for work described broken Resolution; and that the specIal against each property so ImWe're now enterIng Into Utilities turn., no pets, $100. OUR NEWESTOFFICE Circuit Court for Seminole County, down by unit size. assessments to be made and en. proved, IN LAKE MARY an expansion program In Florida, Probate Division, the Attention Is called to the tered against all lots and lands NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT JUMP FOR JOY OPENINOMARCH15I address ot which Is North Park provisions for Equal Employment located on Newbuyport Avenue RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM. 2 BR, New housi, Completely Florida and have OP*fl Creative Expressions 322.7813 Positions for 3 assoCiateS. Ciii Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32771, OpportunIty, and payment of i,g$ between Baywood Street and Fern MISSION OF THE CITY OF AL. furnished, AC, $330 mo. First 1. for confidential Interviews, The personal representative of the less than the minimum salarIes Street as described aforesaid TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, Ings for licensed brokers last + damage dsp. off AIrport FRICKE&FRICKE estate is LillIan Elda Nichols, and wags as set forth in the adjoining and contiguous or AS FOLLOWS: on Ross 3234023. and salesp.rsons In the ASSOCIATES INC. whose address is P.O. Box 245. specifIcations must be paid on this bounding and abutting upon such 1. That a public hearing will be __________________________ REALTOR Sanford area. TO get d.. Longwood, Florida 32750. The project, 8315253 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR contemplated improvements shall heldonMarch2S. 19*0, at 7:00p.m. name and address of the personal SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA tails, take a mInute and All bidders are hereby retitled be made upon a front foot basis, or as soon thereafter as possIble, 37usitie Pros representative's attorney are sat that they must affirmatively en. that is to say, that in the at which time the owners of the CASE NO. N'311'CA44.1 ____________________ • ERA • forth below, contact Marge Goddard, ________________________ IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF sure that In any contract entered preparation of the special property to be assessed for the All persons having claims or into pursuant to this ad. assessment roll covering the Improvements to Newburyport DIANA LEE DOWNING. UNIQUE MIN lOUSINESS Telephone Solicitors apart tinse Box 186, Eustls, Fla, demands against the estate are vertlsmenl, MinorIty Business contemplated improvements, such Avenue from Baywood Street to WifeP,f itioner, SPACE S A V Al LA B L E. Phone Room Supervisors, well 32726, and WANTED: BOUTIQUES required, WITHIN THREE Enterps'ls.s will be afforded full special benefits shall be deter. Fern Stress, a distance of ap. establishodSanfordrirm, Full CLINTON 0. DOWNING, GALLERIES MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF opportunitytosubmitbisass. mined and prorated according to proximately 610 feet, In ac STAINED ThaI Part Time. afternoon HusbandRespondent. GLASS MAKERS GIFT THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Qtractors, or as suppliers of the foot frontage of the respective cordance with Resolution No. 372, I evening hours. No selling, Phone: NOTICEOFACTION SHOPS, etc. 59 ma., utilities THIS NOTICE, to file with the materiais.orslrvic.s,andwlllnot properties adjoining and con. and any other persons Interested ntft.Startfl1O clerk of the above court a iit be discriminated against on p TO: 3232172 or $309575 tiguous or bounding and abutting therein n,ayappear before theCity hr. advance accordIng to ten statement of any-claim or grounds ci race, color, CLINTON 0. DOWNING upon such motivation. Guaranteed improvements Commlsstonandbeheardastothe Address unknown demand they may have. Each sex or national origin In con. especially benefited by said Im. propriety and advisability of bonus, call for interview 41—Houss TOLL FREE claim must be in writing and must sideration for award. You are hereby notified that a provemenfs. bs$wes making such Improvements and as I S at 322443. indicate the basis for the claim, proceeding for Dissolution of In accordance wIth Executive ThattheCltyClerkoftheCityof to the cost thereof and as to the the name and address Of the OfØer 11625, Minority Contractor Altamonte Springs. Florida, in manner Marriage a Vinculo has been filed BEAUTY ADVISON.aIOe 1 acre plus woId home. Zoned of payment therefor, and 1•80082 1.5642 against you and you are required businiu. Pill time to start, creditor or his agent or attorney, Goats Program, all bIdders will be accordance with the provisions of as to the amount thereof to be for duplexes, city water & and the amount claimed. If the atter to serve a copy ot your written also mgesnt. avail, for right full opportunIty to submit law, shall proceed to make and assessed against each property sews.. Super location $35,ggQ, defenses, if any, thereto upon person with initiative. Sand claim is not yet due, the date b'.de in response to thIs invitation prepare a special assessment roll, improved according to the when it will become due shill be dial retirement or starting, 2 al. to P0 Box 14973, Orlando will net be dl$a'trnlnated assessing the special benefits to be Assessment Roll prepared by the petitioner's attorney, whose name stated. If the claim is contingent or again.t on n YOSNW5 r- .. BR, PP home, close to bus and address appear below, on or received as the result of said City Clerk of the City of Altamonte before Mirth 19, 19*0 and file the line, shoing, churches, Call unliquidated. the nature of the color, religion, sex or national improveMents against the lots Springs, Florida. uncertainty shall be stated. if the origin In consideration to. for more details. original thereof with the Clerk of and lands, adjoining aId cOn' 2. That the City Clerk of the City * * * * * * * * claim is secured, the security shall NOTICE UNDSE this Court either before service on ring the Fiscal Years ci ,,i tiguous or bounding and abutting Altamorte Springs, Florida, PICTITIOUSNAMISTATUTI in petitioner's attorney or im. be described. The claimant shall thru 19S), goals tsr participation 5aid improvements, basing said sII give ten (10) days F ORIDAREALIY YOUR PRAYERS NOTICE is hereby given that the mediately thereafter; otherwise a deliver sufficient copies of the BY Minority Business Ertorprises special assessment against the writing to the property owners as claim to the clerk to enable the FMNFORD REALTOR HAVE BEEN forffi in the said Assessment default will be entered against you Undersigned, pursuant to the be tweaty.fiye percent (25 per. respective properties to French Ave. 3224231 clerk to mall one copy to each cent). To ensure that maximum espscialiy assessed upon FIFTY Rollas tothe time and place of the for the relief demanded In the "Fictitious Name Statute", ANSWERED, WE personal representative, petion. Chapter *65.09, FlorIda Statutes, bids from MInority Business SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS public hearing designated herein: 333.0779,333.5363 322.3772 All persons interested in the ___ WITNESS my hand and the seal will register with the Clerk of the .i. ($56,000) of the cost of such im. said notice shall be served by HAVE THE JOB are sought, estate to whom a copy of this Enterprises of this Court on the 13th day of Circuit Court, in and for Seminole as determIned by this mailing a copy of same to sad's of JUST FOR YOU. Notice of Administration has been tractors Wbmfttlng bide will be provements County, Florida, upon receipt of Resolution, and the amount mesaid property owners at his or FebruarY, iso. to provide evidence mailed are required, WITHIN publicatln of this ARTHUR H. BECKWI TH JR. P' Of ''s'si's.d by this Roiution 'o her list ,nown address as obtained THREE MONTHS FROM THE their atforts in aiding In W',e be assessed againsi $ CLBRK TYPISTS the fictitious name, tOwit: "LIT. Clerk of Court '•" said from the records of me city Cierk DATE OF THE FIRST PUIL,I. riathifl5 of said goals, COMPANY, INC." under wItid's By: Susan E. Tabor This projict Is subl.d to me property. Of the City of Attamonte prjngs, CATION OF THIS NOTICE, individual. they are ongagi in usin.ss , Deputy Clerk BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: Florida, or from such other to file any objections they requlI'emints if Section 3. ci *s 1271 N. Highway 1792 Laqeoad, Thai the special assessments sources as the City Clerk deems Richard L. Mameie may have that challenge the HOUSIng and Urbo.I oi.., SMSL TRAINEES & Florida. MORRIS HUTCHiSON, Must be high school grad. 0 validity of the decedent's will, the ACt ci 191*, All bides's will be provided fir by,this Resolution reliable and me said City Clerk That the parties intsresisd in said MAMELE shall be payibleat the option shall establish proof of qualifications of f he personal '1quld a comply with an At. AmbItious Cis'Si minded said business enterprise are is WhICh shall B, Post office Drawer H representative, or the venue or firinative Action Pun to prevlø lhe property - somers as follows: milling by dependable. $775 W. 322.9213 to stall ___________________ 230 North Park Avenue In cash, within thirty (30) days filed with the City Clerk. opportunIty to lower Icime jurisdiction of the court. W'131H bglWIIt$. lobillo Molinirl, 33771 ci IllS ceewirmation of me said IFTh Ills THE DAY to buy 3, mat netics ot me time aid ALL CLA IMS, DEMANDS, AND r'SsldOfttI oithe prelect anon Secretary.Treee. 30S322451 special asslmint roll or In thre place of the public hIring C end emptoymcin. See see toebys Ciassffi CCJECT1OU NOT SO FILED AUTO r MON William LaiTy Bishop ($)equelaonualli'sstallments,said af'sIzadMreinllbegivenby Publish February 17.7dandMardh f' beSt buys. InstructIons • WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Supplementary Full knowi.e of catalogues & 2.9, 1900 deferred payments to beer Interest iders to. (I) publications a week apart Date of ths first publication of Pius. 331* wk + comm. Dated at I.Ongwood, COunty of DES.S2 at thereto of eight percent (I Pd) In the Evening Herald, a VISIFIS t. this this Notice of Administration Seminole, State of Florida, this s' annum, the first deferred newspaper ci genial circulation. AfteuWlon Is called a. me .wn. 24, 19*0. $TIAINSI POSITIONS NOTICE UNDER 22nd day of February, ins. friary if Work. In tills sictiia,i Pivinent ii Principal plus interest publIshed In $.'nin.i. ComfY, Lien's tO r'iifr & rebuild Sm, Lillian Ella NicItois FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Publish March 2,9, 13,33. iNs will be Iscemmarce.ne(1) year from the turnover '-1, Schedule met the . As Personal Repres.Nativs etK. ff05011. Must be 'ned's, Notice is hereby given that the DET.117 Pr1010$edatapr4leconti,iuwi, date of confirmation of said pubiicationuhsllbe.tisSIt.ne (1) undersigned, pursuant to of the Estate ci imiClifled. pzj the MeISIIY Nick), 19*0,2:91 pU,, N$tWfleflt roll and on tile 5iMO weak prior to me life Of me "Fictitious Katherine Nicholls NOTICE UNDER .: REALTOR MU Name Statute', Neddifli Gas'diu)s, i.wic.sin. me ISV WildS Via' thII'Sifter SlOtH heating, said alice shell describe Oer Deceased $3 CABINET IN$TAU.IIS $ gs, p FICTITIOUS NAMI STATUTE ratsiftwn.wrciv.co.Wunitst. m. streets,or other areas tO be willregisterwitl'sth.CI.rkofffi, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nedin'sm.czc.psy. U IT FURTHER RESOLVED: me oiasrai Contractor ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL in'sprsvod and advise all PIFW'sS Circuit Court, in and for 5om Notice Ii PISfONy given $1Is5 liii 1 Acre lake front iot in beautify That IbIS Resslutien shill lif I. have all medernuiatliui REPRESENTATIVE be intirested therein that the County, Florida, upon receipt SMACNINICI.EAUN$ ul'sdlrslgflid, pursuant to me residential area of Lake Mary IItthsdilcea week for a ori William L. Colbsrt, Eu. week csw$stsa en 1151$ prslect descrip*ieat sect's property to be Will hale. neil 2. easy money. publication of tisis notice, "Fictitious Name $tatut'• if twa (I) weeks in the Evening possiie terms. wItilhi STENSTROM. MCINTOSH, 71* dayS S , me CItIOUtE to be the fictitious name, to.wil: CI'ser *65.09, FlorIda Statute, . Heu's$d, imawipeper Of gemleral rnutdtoe.d'spleceorparcIIoI .tULIAN,COLIERTIWHIGHAM pellinit. SCA5NIEINOSTIUI wlllregl$tuwlII'st$leClerlieotilo "CITRUS COUNTRY-TOYOTA" PJIWSI— 4 BR, 3B TM HiuslIl5 *iiI%at,, II Na CWOIIII*I ifS SIOtIflOIS CoUnty, property may be ascertained $ imdsr which it is ingas in CWcvl$ Court, if's and Se, $em P.O. Box 1330. Sanford, Florida Super bs$5 & lurreundlogs. his Cathedral csiling, City if unfelt Pistils rssorvos PbrNa 332171 Na sit ice ii me CIty clerk ci Na business it 137) Hlghwiy 17.92, Ceunty, Florida, u's receipt s Hurryl UIT FURTHER RESOLVED: City Si Altamonle screened pool for easy IISerISNIsreIsctausyir.HbIdesr Springs, hone: (305) 382171 415444, e,& p5fbIj5's ThsiNulsIIWMiOIlOIlallbeaM Plerili. malntenanCel sr lot *1111 oh. 241 Mar. 2,1* to wiive any inisrmetiiios j SWAITISUS That the corporatIon intirseted flohica. the fktltls name, iowit: become effectIve immediately ivgi oa&s. $4,*e. resolution DC S-lOS , GUE Hurryl NurryI Hws'yI CUSTOM CASINETS il In said business enterprise Is as " No hId shall be IIk&asm * a •n effective immedIately lu: ICARPENTRY under Which istri Eve. 3056455640 30$.3fl1fl3 tome icon Its and ad*I's. Itopk'sorc.lIM.nl.y CITRUS COUNTRY TOYOTA. .151111 in business at In MIO PASSED AND ADOPTED this sibIde wEheut Na____ PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS For MltSdetalls. Avieue, Sanford. Pluniia In the DiNING ROOM ELEOAJi., 1*10, day if Pebruary, A. 0.1915. *o ____ Ait*Np . CIty of Sanford, Fiends. By: Roberto MolIn.ri, 3 BR, I Bath, 1g. covered paii, •' N. C. s. c. moyd sr Prest ma. the party Inusreated in s. and fenced back yard, EXTRA Mayer if the City if F LO RI THE HOUSING AUTHORITY MAYOR -Atiqit: buskssss .'stdlpriso is as room. EXTRA nice, EXTRA Mlamsude Springs Florida OP Till ' OP Na City if David I.. Sprague iiviab$e. $31,510. IDiOt Larry Blshop ATTEST: FrSISCIIAV.. SANFORD, P5,0110* AltamajIs *. Pistil. Dated at Caslolberry, $emlnele Secr,50,y.Tr. i THOMAS PhYINS Jiudoh WILlOW. III ATTEST: Dated at Lengwsod, County of Child!. Fluids, Flinuiary 13. (ac *h&FmPIC$IAV,.) ma PhyllIs JordiM Seminole, Stat. of FIcnis. • SUNSHINE STATE 1 _____ PshI1Ib Psi. 141 Mis'.) 19*6., -J March _________________ Publiels PbrUSey 1*, 91 SM CITY CLINK 33rd day of February, 1910. 011.191 Call Publish Plbrijy U. 14, _ 17, INs Publish Mardi 2.9 1910 PublIsh March 3,9, 1 23, 19*0 Math 3.9. gs REAL ESTATE DES-IN DIT4 DET.1S DES.79 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 REALTOR,323.fl$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole OrlQndO - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 Sunday, March 2, 1980-78 __________— -- - CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publicotion -- Sundoy - Noon Fridcj I' I - 41—Houses _____________________________ ___________________________ iIiiE!Ees 41—Houses by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES -- — -----------______________ 2 BR, 28. Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for $33,900. ED ROOM, FRAME 2 SCREEN PORCHES, APPLIANCES, GOOD CONDITION, WALK DOWN TOWN. $23,000 ___________ ._ _----_ - 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY -. AREA. $35,500 - LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE. WOODED, WITH ALMOST '' NEW3BEDROOM.2BATH,2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, MANY EX TRAS. $19,900. REALTY GREAT 1 BR, lB condo, w-CHIA, w w carpet, eqpt. kit., W-DI Down stairs & by the pool! Yours for $25,800! Call 322-2222 for info. c7Com, BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 28 home in Deltona, wall the extrasl C. lilA, Fl. rm., eat.in kit., w-w carp., patio I lots more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $54,700. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 21395MyrtIe Ave. Orlando Sanford 327 1577 371 06.40 MOBILE HOME 3 BR, IB, dbl. wide on 10 acres! C.H&A, Dr., Lg. kit.! Lots of country! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $42,300''''''''''' - - - HAL CO'JBT *L '. estate LOCH ARBOR 105 Sunset Dr. 3 BR 1 B, FR, FP, ig fenced yd. Exc. cond. $14,900. I .- OPEN HOUSE Saturday I Sunday l•Sp.m. 'lO S. Crystal Dr.. Loch Arbor near. Lk. Mary I Mayfair Country Club. 1.14 acre on point of beautiful clean swimming lake. 4 Bdrm., 2' -: B, w-216$ sq. ft. in secluded prestige area of Seminole County. Custom built, extras, 1 yr. warranty. RIALTY 24 HOUR me - -: _____ '- , - - - ' IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WI NAVIBUYIRSI I ,lI I HA-235.Con. Home _____________ VA-F Low Down Payment LiST NOWI Cash for your Iotl Will build on 'Call WaitCappel323-1iOU your lot et our loS. Knowles Realty Inc. Y Enterprise, Inc. REALTOR _______________________ Medei Inc., Realtor 6443011 BuiidtouiI- our ictor yourS. SANFORD—) BR, I B. ref I fl$A VA, FHA 3331345 stove, $13,091 and assume 5% FHA mcii, $164 'no. _____________ M. Unsworth Realty - , ,•,, 2 lots- 3rd & Pine Ave. 56.000. St Johns W,ver, beautiful lots $17,000 1 acre Z CC 2. Fulton St. 57.500 3 lots Z CC 2. W 2nd St w 2 apts., $31,900 2 acres Bass Blvd. Mullet Lk. 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. 5 acres 17-92 & Lk. Mary Blvd. Prime Comm,t $150,000. 2oacres Sipesl Marquette, Sot Airport. 5110.000. + acres 17-97 (331' frontage) Prime Comm.l $191,600. to acres Lemon Bluff Rd., cleared (adj. iOA avail.) , ' 'Sr" 1 I —___ -.4_._ -- I1 -- - iIRRRIVE AliVE ____ Barrington 21' x 52', 3 BR, 5cr porch, excellent cnd. nude I out. 119,eOQ, adults, 377181$ See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3303OriandoDr. 323-3200 VA I FHA Financing 3 BR, 1 Bath, C-HA, comp. set up, $5,100. '1$ Downing St. Carriage Cove. 531.2933 or 3234157. Moving to a newer home, apart. mont? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. _________ ___________________________ Duplex 2 BR ea. vestment. 535.600. We specialize ii FARMS RANCHES ___ - - MORRIS Sr REAL ESTATE Breher REALTORS 290 N. 17.92, CasseIb.rry, Fi. Reg. £v..063-US! Branch Office NICE BUILDING LOT 70'*130', COUNTY, CLOSE IN. $3,500, 51.000 DOWN. ___________ ICROWAVE 323- 2222 LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH. . MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Ref. repo. 16 ru ft tost t, :e. Orig. $579, now $705 or $19 mo Agent 3391316. . •_ •__ - — —. _____________ __________ ___ ______ ___________________________________ __________________ _____________ ________________________________________ ______________ ,-,i. S .&&.i ________ •...-' ,:,, .'_.'..) .::,., -- , -.- . S .•,', ..- -.5* ---- _____ _______ _____ ______ - t" - - SANFORD 322-2090 OWN -- Inc., RMNsrs 113S': S French Ill 92) Sanford 371 $374 FOR LESS THAN RE " 2" -.. Y .-.S 'dr 8 CARRIAGE COVE sn..z; lUl. Cd 17.92 SANFORD '*'J '-% '- 'iIk-_-,., -0'*?".i)L 4...*i.. -_ . I ___________________ MEINTZER TILE Newor repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $691562. I - Tile floors installed NEW& REPAIR Free Est. 830 I783aft6 ____________ SERVICES UNLIMITED P-tome Repair& Remodeling 7-lhrs 3770771 .__________ -_____ Make -- room in your attic, garage Sell Idle items with a Classilien Ad Call a triendly ad taker at 327 2611 or OIl 9993 _________________________________ Clock Repair ____________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045. ParkAve, 3226509 Landscng ____________________ I _______________________ When you place a Cl,isilieiJ Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close lo your phone because something wonderlut is about to h.ppcn 'ERTIFIEO LAWN 1 LAN DSCAPINr, FREE ESTIMATES323 7902 NEED A SERVICEMAN' YoulI Iind him listed in our Business Directory paining _______________________ __________________________ Painting by Arittiny Corino Oual.t, Int or L.l,, lrvssure cleaning. Free Est, 327 0071, ----- ---Classilied Ads will always give you more Much Much More than you expect. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thai-mo stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your Pet. 377.5757. fuse clu ing Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regularorltimehasis 67754 we do wash windows Horns InfrnSI PUNO. MON..SUN. 9:$5A.M. 1:15P.M. painting & Repair Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 3223550 Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 349 5259 -___________ if you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to ,drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. •..iri.uii!rii1iiL 'CITY WATER mad SEWER INCLUDED ADULT ONLY med FAMILY SECTIONS .' 1F CeramJcTi - I CLUB HOUSE AREA . -iTI r.JhifL. "ii,f. I CUSTOM HOMES BUILT RebuiidCond.mnedHouse, S. 0. BALINT 322-0465 LAROI POOL SIde-by.$lde refrig., $75; picnic tbie wi benches. $30; full sIze baby bed wmatt, $25; Oak Porch rockers, $39.95: metal office desk, $70. JenkIns Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. 0911. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlanda 337.1577 Sanford 3311610 Home repairs, paneling. roof, carpet, remodeling All work guar Free Est 331 8465 Complete Mobile Home Repair 349-5259 MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: (Ct) The Real Estate Agency TOWER'S BEAUIYSALOPI formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 3725742 ____________________ 1SOS W. 25th ST. -. --S •'4• 1, 2, 3 BR. Suites Adult. Family Laundry I Story - Lg. window Air Cord.; shallow well pump: car top carrier; claw.fool bathtub; toilet; roll. away bed; bench car seat, make Oftor 33)147 aft 5:30. BROKER HomeRepair , PoeI - - ________________________ B?CJ' GI1o1Tng&BOlr'dIng Unfurn. FME WOOD SEIGLER REALTY _______________________ ---. set. $33.46) or eves 33isl7 -- ________ Studio - Beds, Dbl. motel 1.5. I Mitt., $30 Sanford AuctIon, 1215 S. French. 322-7340. SIsforl' pickup delivered 373.1?l7aft.1. "ill )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired, Res. & Comm. Remodel I Additions, Cmii $31-5399or 662.0136 "Luxury For Less" Typewriter— recondition Royal Manual, sturdy typing table, $10 each, $90 for both 32337O2 eves 1 aII APARTMENTS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.31$ E. First St. 32,3-5632 - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332.0707 cjeq va (jardeq .4 •..... GUNAUCTION Sunday March3Oth Consignments accepted SANFORDAUCTlON323.7O BARGAIN TV's Whypay more? HERB'S TV 25975. Sanford Ave. 323 1734 . . - Good usedTV's, $251 up MILLERS 2ol9OrIandoDr. Ph. 3720332 S0.Msc&Iansous for Sale kLL OF THE ABOVE PRO. PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. ..••eieeeee.esee.o 'UST MAKE PAY,QENIS. '69 tc '75 models, Call 3399100 or 834 4605 (Dealer) •. TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig. $193.73 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo Agent 339-1316. Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgages. We also meki Real Estate 't Business io#*s. Florida Mor tgage Investment. 1)04 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976. WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR. RIAGE COVE. YOUR CHOICE FROM $4,300. 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. (Hwy 17-92) SANFORD 323-7340 — 53—TV-Radio-Stereo AM.1gigss Bought &SokI 2½ ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. appl. SANFORD AUCTION Service Used Machines, We buy your equity, close in 24 h,.. AWARD REALTY, INC. 119.3500 We buy eguily in houses, apts4, vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 323-474) SI ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000. also TV's & misc. CASH DOOR PRIZE VISA— MASTER CHARGE - 47—Real Estate wanted 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. $56,900. antiques; _____ Plumbing supply 'business 4 real estate & inventory, 5)43,000. W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR, 322.7953, $ ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL. ING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $20,800. - _ • _____ ______---. household goods, Mixture of modern & -_ ,' Lots of clean furniture & Push button controls, has caro usel, Still in warranty. Originally $649, assume pay merits of $2) mo Agent 3398186 Wastier repo C'.I" deluxe model. Sold orig, $109 35, used short time Ital $109 Iior $1935 mo. Agent 339 *3*6 -------- -- KENMOPE WASHER ParIs, 46—Commercial Property I PLUS ACRES WOODED. ROAD FRONTAGE. DELTONA AREA, $12,700. - I AT ePUBLIC AUCTION0 •MON.,MARCH 3, 7PM. 52pn Don't pile no longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wahleti HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, DcBARY AREA. IS WOIlflEfl ACRES. $31,500. GOING IN SERVICE, OWNER SAYS REDUCE S ACRES IN UPSALA TO $1,500 CASH OR TERMS. 9 -_.__ ________ 2565 PARK DAY TOhA AUTO AUC 7 ION ê4wy 92, I mile wesl of Speedw.iy Daytona Beach. will hold .1 public AUTO AU(_ 7 ION l'Vl'l'V Tuesday & Saturday at 7:10. It's tIle only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904 255 53)) t further detaIls. -. — 1974 Honda 3ó0series bSpeed like new,$650 349- 5933 _______ Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $I495ea Noll's Sanford Furnitur,' Salvage, 1792, So of Sanfora 322 $721. - — -- 373 7831 One Owner 1976 Toyota 4 dr Station Wagon, .4 spa 322 8971 between 6 & 9 pm ____________________ /8 Futura. 6 cyl, F'S. PB. stereo 55'S w CB. AC, very good coed. 5-4.600 or best offer 372 i353 ______________________________ 71 AMC Hornet ldr. 6 cyl. Auto. PS. new tires $675 862 7608 aft 3 __________________________ _________________________ '74 Dodge Charger E.ic coed, new lisp - S 1200 or best otter '70 Thunderbird. uood mt'ch cond current flSp Su.Cid doors, $400 or best Otter 322 7397 or 1)2 2243 "'" '' - A OK TIRE 327 7180 NEW TIRES$19.89& UP 7413 French Aye, Sanford ________ _____ Multiple Listing Service - ' - Bart . - I 'TI - 78— MotorCycles ofl of total inventory of brand new inlerspring bedding. These Antiques and Modern Furniture beds are not damaged or One Pieceor Houseful seconds but brand new top line BridgesAntiques 323-2*01 bedding sets onlyl Free local 9r1T Vfl delivery. P1011's Sanford Fur. Cash 32- 4132 niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322 17" Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, furnIture, Retrig., stoves, tools repossessed, used very short time. Original $591, bal. Sill or ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED $7) mo Agent 3398356 Top Prices Paid -USed, aflycOndition 6.448126 i WE BUY LISFDFURNITURE& &otheraccessorles APPL lANCES Sanford Fur 322-1611 alt 5p.m. niture Salvage. 322 8721. -_ Cedar Wsrdrobe 372-9I101Oam.toSp.m. 7Ajon____ Mon.thruSat. t lOISFrencti 77—JUnk Cars nxved ______________________ BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 550 Call 322 l624 372 4460 TO$ Doiiar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 __________________________________ __ - ANYTIME H. Ernest tiuy used furniture hURNITURC & THINGS 500 S S,nIord A,e Salitord 323 6_593 vVF Ilt.lY 15510 FURNITURE. APPI lANCES & PLUMBING FIX T 'JR ES Jenkins Furniture, 205 F 25th St 323 098). ' 3222420 . lo Buy WE BUY CARS — A OK TIRE 327 7480 .tioci.s SI 95 heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $2995 2113 French Ave.. Sanford _____________________________ I - — ' Sanford's Sales Leader 6½ acres for only $16,500 Very good terms. Osteen. 68—Wanted Stereo Chairs Lamps Allpricedlosell 862 5050 Under $60 in- good 1978 Case Tractor Model $85 Like new Cord, 5-6.995 322 6791 _____________ - Super investment. Ea.$4.500. -- ULS' WINTER SPRINGS SPCT. ASSUMPTIONs 5)9* down assume payments of $219.51 total. Clean 3 BR, 3B, screened porch. kitchen aquiped, freshly decorated. immediate occupancy, lowest priced in area at Only $43,900. O.ner-flrc.iirr- 830 7717. - 80'Autos to,' Sale __________________________________ '67 Plymouth Slant 6 Valiant, AC. radio, heater, auto. no rust inspected until 680 1395 70 W 1st 321 0998 -'77 Chrysler Newport 73.000 mi 57.375 365 5250 ---' - - Why buy used? New brand name ho. springs & mattresses ,it 20 pct above dealers cost Twin, lull size. queen & king Jenkins Fs,rnilure, 205 F 25th Sf 323 I , . ' - easy to place a CIassfj Ad Well even help you sorct it Call 312 2611 - U" TIRES .1 Ranger L78 15 wh wall, polyester glass belted Like new $90 CASH 322 1962 - Goods _______________________________ — REALTY WORLD REALTOR NEW&USEDBAITERIES AAI,, t..aIU b*l.Ct'pleU "It,, THE BATTERY SHOP I 107W 27th St 323 91)1 Will buy sunk batteries fle'St - -, ' ' Hrs. CAN'T BE BEAT— 2 or 3 BR, new C.H&A. w.w cpt., rge, ref., dw, disposal I handicap. LAWN EQUIPMENT & ed-yd.$32,iOOlI SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Franchised Name Brands) OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. Sales I Service. includes weliconstructod2BRhomecn aiIdlng and property with gorgeous 101*117 corner lot. mobile home space. Owner Under appraisal at 531,90011 retiring & will partially SPANISH 2 STORY-2,3Qg sq tt finance. 563,000. pool home wfireplace, formal LR & DR & detached party ECECUTlVE LiVING— 3 hodte on over ½ acre for only drm,, 3 Bath. Sunken LR w 562,10011 fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer & .jtallway. Walk a block to large LOCH ARBOR GEM— Spotless 4 'sopping center. CiA, dble. BR split plan, w.ig. BR's. FR, garage I fenced yard. I yr. big kit, walk.in pantry, pool & warranty. 564.900. fenced ½ acre on cuIdesac. 564,90011 . ' 24 LOW CASH TO MTG.— 4 BR, 28,splitplan,hugekIt.,formal OR, fenced yd w.trees. 134,50011 COUNTRY ½ ACRE— Newer 35R, C.H&A, w.w cpt., Ig patio, rose garden I low cash to mtg. $1590011 2 Bath, 2 story home in picturesque pail of Sanford. Large room, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family. Fireplace, corner lot. 1 yr. warranty. .900. ____ . Realtors/MIS IRdrm., - 012C,AN Guibransen 2 keyboards anct pedals, $650 322 2192 SlHousehold STENSTROE1 REALTY REALTORS - Harold Hall Realty, Inc. I -76—Auto Parts 62-A--Farm Equip. homes _______________________________ I YR. OLD DBL-WIDE—Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wCentral lilA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. NEW HOMES 3235774 , -- 42—Mobile - 5345290 Room for an office with 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home toenjoy. One-half acre zoned commercial on busy four lane. $36,900. - - 323-2222 - ___________________________ the i BR, 10, all appi. mci. W&D. approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $77,000.. Orlando 277-1798. I - •'' l2xl7Golcl Carpet. 520 62—Lawn-Garden 559 Plants, all kinds. SI & up I ______________________________ 70SW 1st St 321 0998 -. I ILL DIRT & 101' SOIL I All Size Tarpaulins YELLOW SAND ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Call Clark & H,rl 323 7S8' 310 Sanford Ave. ________________________ 322 579) GROVES payments $330 & under to qualIfied buyers. 142 Carver Ave. l293.9474, PRICE REDUCED - Notice !,ic!. Evej. 322-06)2, 322.1517 207 E. 25th St. ____________________ with ' Legal 2565 PAR K REALTORS 323-7832 50—Miscellaneous for Sale , _______________________________ ________________________________ I - 1975 Chevy Paneled Van Partly customized 322 856?alt 5 Pianos & Organs. stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 3224103 7202 French -- lt ------ I - -- 43tAcreage 76 Ford Pick up with topper VI. F25O Clean 372 1615 1969 Ford Van Good Condition. Carpeted. 5750 349 5933 - -- -- --- -- - j 59usicaI Mercndise every garage back on the road?" - - 1 Bicycles: 1 26" Ladies. 1 26" Mens, $43 each, 2 Boys. $25 each. 703 W. 1st St., 32) 0998. "If elected, I promise to get the car in ,.__ 75-A--Vans 58—.BiCycles 41-A--Condosniniunn Branch . . ANYTIME AA.I41,l. C..1.. wIud• i i.et..,. .JV! . Legal Notice _ Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ____________________ ______________ ______ - Inc. Unfurnished Apt. 2 BR, lB. 500 Park Ave.$700 mo. 1511 last I sec. - - i MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ' - REALTOIS REDUCED rental income + business property! Just 2 yrs old! Super locatlont Now 534,900. 322 2fl2. CROCKETT me09 - , I ------------ ,._._. STEN STROM __ -' 'i Is' Travel Trailer. kit cqpt. overhead bunks, sleeps 6. See to appreciate Bargain price 323 0813 - -- ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 4 pct. interest to qualified hilt,.,. Ii.. "umes -- WITfl monthly payments under $250. 5.0W down piyrnents 322 2287 ---- 1971 Chevy Sub ton Pick up. set up as a tow vehicle. m,iny extras, $3500 or best reasonable offer 322 1904 -. .70 3 ton Chevy P.ck (4) 350 auto trans - PS PR 51.000 fl2 76,8? ''" WANTED, factory made boat trailer, with I?" wheels, in good cond. 373-9)2). ForSals BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE, $49,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK! - - REALTOR 327.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves.34933271959 — '71 Ford F 1L, piCk UP, stand trans , tool box new In spection. 5975 323 9211 78 Dutchcraft 2?' ,s-ninq TV. mint S000 Lot 391/, Orange C'ty C,imp Grounds -__. 322-7972 , - - ?9—TruCks.Traiters - .--- — 75—Recreational Vehicles Tidecraft 11' Fiber Boat, Highland Trailer, Merc. 20 hp stick steer, Ray Jefferson locator, Canvas cover See 1911 Chase Ave. Ph. 3230819 BATEMAN REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 -- of - . - ____ - - _-_ Fcx' Estate Cdmmercial & Rei dental Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction 323 3670 - - - - 72—Auction . 55—Boats & Accessories ., - W, (,arnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford Save Gas—move into this (like new), 3 BR, 28 home, central located, only $45,000, assume mort. at 7. ':' , '- 126,000—SI. Johns River access, $3,SOOdwn, for 10 acres, owner will assist with financing. . -- ______ - - 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. ROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGIN. ,." ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $28,300. __________ - EXECUTIVE LI VING Lake front living is avail, in this 4½ acre estate. 3BR, 48 wguest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. '. - __________ LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. I I TELEVISION RCA color console 25". sold new over $700 Balance due $17500 or take over my payments $17 00 month St,ll in warranty. Will deliver, Call 862 5391. 538.000-6 acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, this won't last, call I. see today. STEMPER AGENCY BOYS & GIRLS -. - --- ----- - - - '-- ---- $28,000—New Listing, 3 BR, 18, olderhome.goodcond,comer lot, owner finance with substantial down. HUGEDIJTCHCOLONIAL,M0. DERN, POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 3i BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM,FIREPLACE,EAT.IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. 4 --- _____ Whatevertheoccasihereisa classified ad to solve it. Try one 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CAR PETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. $21,900. -. .- 2 BR, MM, $15,000. 349.57)7 Larry D. Herman Broker ______________ 53WRadi5tef STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be v. . 323. 1160 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210517 Custom built utility & boat trailer's, truck racks I misc. repairs. �.- 88— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, .t- I. - ,. . ------ ---- - ---------------- .._._._q___.__.___ ........ - ----.-----. ------------ - - - . -. - — ..- - -- •-------- • - . - March, i$o OURSELVES Stromberg's Parent Company Sets Mark. BUSINESS IN BRIEF First Federal's Ron Leach To Credit Management Special to the Herald ST. LOUIS - General Dynamics Corp., parent company to the Stromberg Carlson plant in Lake Mary, announced recently that its earnings for 1979 were a record for the cornpany. It was also announced that the board of directors had elected P. Takis Veliotis as executive vice president. Stromberg Carlsons sales and earnings were up over last year, with widespread customer acceptance of its new line of System Century digital telephone switching equipment. David Lewis General flvnnmIp i'hnh,ntir, nn,l ,.hlnf executive officer, said that the 1979 earnings were $185 million or $6.85 per share, on sales of $4.06 billion. The 1979 sales were also a record and were 27 percent higher than In 1978, the previous record year. EarnIngs from operations in 1978 were $138.6 million, or $5.19 per share, on sales of $3.2 billion, before consideration of the ..... Ron Leach, vice president of mortgage department at First Federal of Seminole, has been elected vice president of the National Association of Credit Management, Central Florida Unit. Leach Is an associate member of the home Builders Association of Mid-Florida and is also serving on the board of directors as past second vice president. Leach is also a trustee of the Mid-Florida Home Builders Association Political Action Committee. Leach, who joined First Federal nine years ago, is also serving as secretary-treasurer of the Savings and Loan Officers Society of district Ill. First Federal has offices in Sanford, Oviedo, Longwood, Winter Park, Orange City, South East Orlando, Apopka, Deliary and Forest City. '••-•-"'• ''' " net loss of $186.7 million, or $6.99 per share, resulting from the settlement negotiated with the U.S. Navy in June, 1978, to cover cost overruns on certain submarine construction contracts at the company's electric boat division. After giving effect to that settlement, a net loss of $48.1 million, or $1.80 per share, was recorded for 1978. Earnings for the fourth quarter of 1979 were $57.7 million, or $2.14 per share, on sales of $1.09 billion, compared with earflings for the same period in 1978 of $48.3 million or $1.80 per share, on sales of $898.1 million. - Lewis said that earnings for the 1979 fourth quarter and for the year included Investment tax credits of $10.5 million, or 39 cents per share, attributable to the delivery of one liquefied natural gas tanker owned and chartered by a wholly owned subsidiary. I6,IREI8 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Briefly Seminar - Formosa Cullen, Winn Retire James P. Cullen and C.S. Winn, agents for Life Insurance Co., of Georgia in Orlando, were honored at a retirement banquet Friday. Life of Georgia officials Charles L. Earwood Jr., vice president and agency director from the company's home office In Atlanta, and Hugh B. Vines, Orlando regional manager, joined district personnel In honoring Cullen and Winn at the celebration held at the Dutch Inn In Orlando. Winn joined the company In 1947, and has 13 times for in the company's top sales honor organizations. He is the recipient of eight National Sales Achievement Awards. A of Milledgeville, Ga., Winn Is married to the former Anna Bell Methvin of They have four children and seven grandchildren. Anzio Veterans To Reunite 'l'tie ?tizio Beachhead Veterans of World War II ill hold a reunion at the Cavalier Inn, Sanford, on Mardi 8, at noon, according to William Bland of Sanford. The reunion was previously scheduled at the Holiday Inn. 11 , 111111m New Cancer Group Forming 111111w ''. 1 1. well again, is aimed at cancer patients, their families and friends. Beginning March 5, the group will meet every Wednesday, at 8 p.m., at the lire hall in Lake Mary. Leader of the group is a former cancer patient. There i no medication involved. Donation is $2. Pi I rikea iffinri ' I ' , I' 1 P I' ;TT .t. Herald Photo by Tom Vin cent It's hard to put a label on Ruth ilanulton. She has so iiianv interests, has done so many things and has been to places that she does not lit into one of those nice little boxes that make it easy to identify people. It is hard to put a label on her because it is so hard to keep UI) with tier. She does not like to discuss her age because people will think she ought to retire to take life easy. They will think she is too fragile to do anything for herself, she said. She is a woman who likes to open her own The GEl) Program at Seminole Community College announces the opening of it new GEl) Study Center at the Telephone Technology Building No. 289, Room 21 at the Sanford Airport. The classes will meet on Tuesday and Thursday front 5 .8 p.m. Students may enroll at any thue in this free, individualized program. The GEl) Program (General Educational Development ) is open to any adult who needs a Florida High School diploma. For more information call 323-1450, extension 345. Ron and Joanna lluntsberger (left), enjoy a leisurely moment with their child. ren Ronnie. 7, and Kim. 9, In front of their new FRC "dream home" In The highlands in nWinter Springs. Flo-Winter rida Residential Communities and the FLIP mortgage enabled the Huntsbergers to buy. - Its marketing B TOM NETSEI. Herald Stall Writer GED Study Center Opens S.... subsidiary - doors. " 'I'm a rebel," she said and with her Danish heritage she Is certain she Is a descendant of Eric the Red's Viking women who helped settle Iceland and Greenland, She has visited Iceland and the Scan dinavian lxniies of the Vikings but that is not the only place this Longwood lady has been and Viking history is not tier only foreign interest. 'Death, Dying' Class Opens The Office of Community Services at Seminole Community College is offering a "Dealing with Death and Dying" class to begin March 12. Class will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. In room S-102 for three weeks on Wednesday evening. Registration may be completed in the registrar's office. Fee is $3. For further information call SCC. She has beeti to I5 different countries and 'sI*aks a stitathiering of seven languages. Her h('na' at ill I. ontinental lthd in I .4 ngwood is decorated with many souvenirs from her travels. Icons and dolls front Russia, t'txnv figures front Africa and brass front ('hina and Turkey are a few of her iiielitent,is. but site is more interested auth concerned about people than she is in simply seeing the sights, In Senegal on Africa's west coast, she saw x.'ople trying to survive in a drought that iad lasted for seven years. Cows were still ased to purchaso a bride if enough water :ould be found to keep the cows alive. ''Nov 1 don't ,waste water," Mrs. hamilton said, She saves water in a bucket and uses It to water flowers. It makes tier angry to realize (lie amount of Hiont'y and resources wasted (hint could ik' put to use by people who need it. "Just one day's receipts of money spent at (lie Pentagon could build wells instead of st'uiding guns,'' she said. Her interest and concern for people ( EdItoss note: This Is the first In a series of five articles designed to help Income tax return filers deal with changes In federal income tax law effective for 197$. This feature will appear on the business page each Sunday in March.) By (lifted Press lnteruatlesal Generally, amounts received by an employee as reimbursement for medical care, and payments for permanent Injury or loss of bodily function, are excludable from the employee' gross Income for Income tax purposes. However, wages or payments In lieu of wages during a period of non-permanent amount of the recipient's adjusted gross income (before computation of the exclusion) I I in excess of $15,000. Thus, If a retiree received $5,200 in Injury or Illness under an emplayerfinanced dIsability payments and $16,000 or more in accident and health plan are includable, other Income during one taxable year, he or according to the Commerce Clearing House, a she cannot exclude any portion of the tax reporting authority, payments. A maximum exclusion of $100 a week Is The disability retirement pay rules are permitted for disability retirement payments applicable to employed civilians and to memreceived by persons under age es who have bersof the armed forces. The exclusion isnot been retired on disability and are per- available to self-employed individuals. manently and totally disabled. It should be noted that Veterans The inaxhnwu annual exclusion amount Administration payments are totally exmust be reduced, dollar for dollar, by the cludable. TM inco me i axes op mon "Essentials Of Employee Assistance" will be the main topic at and Industry Seminar to be held March at the Hyatt Hotel. The one-day seminar will examine the benefits of employee assistance programs In counteracting employee performance problems associated with alcoholism. Representatives of national Industries will explain how their companies Implemented successful employee assistance programs for the treatment of employees with alcohol-related problems. According to the National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, 60 per cent of all employe, performance problems are alcohol-related. Such problems Include absenteeism low morale faulty decision making, Increased accidents, and lower productivity. Financial lasses to busimn and Industry due to alcohol abuse problems amount to $54.4 billion In gross national product annually. After reaching age 65, a diabled individual may not exclude disability retirement payments; they are then treated as annuities taxable under Code Sec. 72. Generally, under the annuity rules, an exclusion is allowed based upon the con. tributlon of the employee to the cost of the disability pension or annuity and his life expectancy. The reporting of the income and exclusion In this cue is entered on Schedule E,Form 1040. However, the disabled person may elect to forego the disability income inclusion at an age earlier than 65 Orlando - Sit(' IiVed in Casselberryaftvr lier llllsl)~111(j (lied Iii 1950. She planned to teach 'correct English". hati au 5(tUi.';Itii)flal radio priigralii in Orlando and Sanford, sold ant iqut.s a j real estate and got involveti in local l)0lltIt in Longwood. Site is proud of Sollie of her efforts. ''Wi knocked off tu o candidates and got Al 1A0rtiiann elected iiiavor.'' she suIt. The recession in itHU forced an end to her career in real estate sin'e she 't.'ouhln't even give houses away.'' She (ttt'idt'tt 111 move to New lIaiiitttire While in the legislature there slit' ', as appalled at (lie amiunuit (it debate wasted and interest stiuwii on such trivial matters stmt'h as the taste of raccoon meat and how quickly they decided to cut funding for the state's men t al hospital that sas in such • • ncel. "Protecting people: that's my hobby," she said. ''Wi' are our brothers' keeper Students from this' New I Iamiipshiirt' universities protested (lie raising it tuitions. This was doris' in a peaceful mitarinem', slit' said, but ninny of her fellow representatives verbally attacked the protestors and the '' Herald Photos by Tom Netset t1lell. flitir. 'I'lus attack spreatI to Accident Money Losses Rh. tits SIte said slit' stood UI) and inaule a speech the liou delrntliiig the students and n,'ts siio'ii. Slit' kit the attacks front the old IIICII Ui this' leg islature caine they I ht'mmtsclvts nert' ball. ''I really let theni have it.'' she said, 'antI I got thanks lroiii imianv newspapers except \u1liamii I .ut'b's ultra-t'ons'rva live Mark'hiestcr Union I .euder i. Politics did not agree with Mrs. hamilton IIIaIHIy because slit' could not agree with so imiany Ixiliticians who were inure concerned with their own interests and those of their in • gx'or, auitl time middle class,'' sue said. "TIit' rich can take care of tlieunsels'es. I couldn't 1k' in politics after I saw what went on in sumsull shut's and that's a cross-section of hat got's on in U. S. politics. She hiol)t's to Iiiittivatt' and inspire (hi' otirig people of tilt- country to tet thicumi Si't' lJsltl'I., I'age 2(' .. - - has been Swibert Durand's prime _ about 2,000 fish for an annual dinner, which is being called off. Right photo shows Durand with an automatic fish *5our-Ce he claims works well. -.. ___1..L _. Gone ...But The Fish Didn't Bite This Year He Is always In charge of making the healthy six-footer and weighs 185 pounds, friends up north. Since he retired a decade ago fishing his been Durand's prime interest. The fish he catches are cleaned, fUeled, wrapped individually and wind up in his freezer. farming for seven years he became a The years passed. The kids went to he said picking up a vase with a flaw only but I always catch something when I go coffee at events, he said, and people tell Durand said. college and some opened their own she could have seen. She gave away the out. If I didn't I'd move somewhere him they love his coffee. He laughed and Since the'e was not any work for a marinas and boat shops after acquiring best pieces. If a Piece was not perfect, lie else." said he really thinks it is because "no one stone cutter in Flarida, Durand figured their father's taste for fishing. Mrs. explained, six would do another for Durand's children have given him his else wants to make it." with his large family on a farm, they Durand liked to wet a line as well. "She'd someone as a gift and keep the first one boat and motor and just about all his Durand was a stone cutter in his native could always work hard and have rather go fishlrig than eat," Durand said herself. He picked up a beautiful hand- equipment. lie uses it most every day MasuclumiUk starting to work in the something to eat."If not we'd starve," he of his wife who died five years ago. painted beer stein meant for a son. searching for specks in their favorite The fish dinner he likes to throw for quarlesattheageoflb. For2oyearshe said, "She'd fish more than I would." Something about it did not please he r and hiding places in Lake Monroe, They 1I friends is for fellow members of Ole Over worked out of doors using everything are They did not starve but it was a lot of Durand bought her a simple Zebco reel she made the son another. harder to find and he is afraid he will not 50 Club in Sanford. "Every winter I from a 16-pound sledge hammer to fine hard work. Durand started figuring the that was good for a beginner and she His wife's rod and reel are still in be able to have his fish dinner for his always get 2,000 fish and give them.to the pointed pneumatic tools for fine work. "I hours he and his famfly put in and the always caught fish. "She always caught Durand's boat. lie often uses it or lets friends this year. senior citizens club," he said. "I start In was a good stone cutler, too," he said, money they got out and It came to - the first, the biggest or the most," he others use it who accompany him out on "The fishing isn't very good this year," September and fish every good day." "and I did fancy work zs well." something like a dollar an hour. "For all sai~. For an hour and a half Durand and the lake. and it always catches fish. It he said, "but I'm going to go try until I With a few helpers like Velma Morton, In 1944 he gave up his career and the hours we put in, I told the kids we his son were trolling off shiore near can have the mme rig, tile same bait. and find Lh,-,-q again.- TONI NETSLI, -' WO frisde or conducting bmathim according to Hal Esajy in 1971, Scvtlwn Bell opened a Picturephone Meeting Hunt added: "Whether you use PMS,a design line fol.g Duft IWO in Semiwk Cvj*, WW local Ceiling VahM &Cvks(PM) cow in AtIolaii which perWta people to m at the tomillgr ack." phor&, tebomft can an rM OY 12 PW cent Over Me pmvim yew.I'Part of that adW &WW&wMuthMin1dmit, centminlowwciumarounid and energy. Why drive jog miles when you Can commul~l .. V" I'dow i0crem is dMouOy due to wowth In our am. but we thenatlon Itlip tointaiimectas many asfoirdthe as effectively - and cheaper by tcicpbcaer' - - I , in Jupiter, Florida without havin'g an), luck. to-- fishing at the swne depth as tile other Before giving up for the day they decided poles, tie said, but if one of the others riot be able to treat his friends to a fish breaded and cooked. then served with recommended they move south for his carpenter. to let Mrs. Durand have a try. Within 30 call catch a fish, hur's will. "I don't supper as he has done in the past. French tries, and cole slaw. Extra fish health. Durand and his wife loaded up Durand built houses, schools and minutes site pulled in four king mackerel, believe in it," lie said s.,wking his head, From September until the end of find their way into dinners for children their eight kids, drove to Florida, and churches, and remodeled stores. He even including it 34-pounder. "but it works." March. Swibert Durand can usually be around town. and other friends and bought a farm on Lake Jessup. built his home where he lives today at 413 PictiLres of his wife and kullily When Durand first cattle here 35 years found on the lakes ar ound Sanford fishing relatives. On the first day they were in Florida, S. Myrtle Avenue, but he always liked decorate the wails of Durand's home that ago Fishing was a lot better. "The fish for speck= perch. Durand said he has been working with Durand said his son had an attack and fishing ever since he first started on Lake is neat and well-cared for. Examples of used to jump in your boat," he said, "now That is when the fishing is best and that the senior& for seven years ever since the they thought lie was going to die. lie Jessup near his farm. "I told my wife Ids wife's ceramics line several shelves you have to go look for them. The last Is when Durand is after them. "When club opened and helps out with their stayed In the hospital for a day but then that when I retired I was going to go in the living room, no dust on any of four or five years have been slowing they're all done, I'm all done too," he barbeques and other dinners, never had another one. He is now a fishi ng every day," he said. them, "These were not her best pieces," down. This year no one is catching any said. He Is then off to visit his children or . , h Fis This year the fishing has not been too Durand prepares the dinner at Redding moved his family to Sanford. One of his were wasting our time," he said. After - --- - good and as a result, a Sanford man will Gardens. Twelve pans of fish are sons had asthma and the doctors I .:.: • cm dw AtWWts A IWSI Part Of it to the fact that a greater cubn simultaneou*. Your quest mod notheoxtealve. thfact,lt may end right at number of local residents have begun to lock to the telephone "PUS Is an audiovisual communications medium yow tohpboine. as a way to comerive wergy, in Particular, paAM11 Hunt enables two or more groups In separate COW to an bow, "People are simply In the habit of climbing In their said. Ideractwltheachother as they would it they were In am "MC automoblim" uld ganford's Southern Bell manW, Tm A number of compaWn with traveling wilm tam M now room We dftit's a smark practical optlat to kift Hunt. "They dim don't take ido wcvxd that a W1*0 CAD ud" UW wephow to cmuct Wdomers. Many retail andtimecomimimout-of-towntneedw60 111unt ISK 11,#A" weWecheaptr and faster and, wonldgstthet doing jog businreew are encouraging their customers to order by InalranceenecuUve said after using the p%(Sc$er,sj le wing toll4ree numbers And man businesses and reachiM that many people f&cb4o-(at at #0 agmg Um WW However, more Srnin*le Cowity rdm,ta are now turning government agencies are conducting meetings via the sane messoge. And I didn't have to leave Atlanta to do Wet .., 1" -11Iq M IIliii ! Are you looking to gave anera? ' - than they were with the public's. "I was concerned for the little people, the friends scaler towed behind the boat which Telephone A Popular Gas-Saver, Says Southern Bell'sHunt ip 1 and thv% tried ti i han reporters %% ho had long hair or lwanls and slid not ear suits and Interest. In past years he supplied __ - compelled tier to serve t%%(i terins in tilt- Nt.%% Since he retired a decade ago, fishing Combined corporate and personal Income taxes surpassed Jumps In petroleum and mineral product price levels. general sales taxes as the most Important source of state collection revenue hikes of betwee between 12 and 13 percent dollars for the seventh straight year In fiscal 1,79, commerce were noted for four taxes: general sales said gross receipts Clearing House (CCII) reports. taxes (12 percent), public utility gross receipts taxes (12.1: Income taxes provided the most revenue In 29 states and the percent ), personal Income taxes (12.6 percent), and corporate District of Colibla while sales taxes proved to be the best Income taxes (12.9 percent). Motor fuel taxes continued their. source of revenue In the other 21. recent low growth pa ttern during fiscal 1V79, showing only a s: State tax collections In all 50 states totaled $125.1 billion, an percent rise In collections from the prior fiscal year. increase of 10.5 percent from the $113.3 billion collected in Other taxes which registered Increased collections in flacal fIscal 1978, according to the CCII report of the latest Census 1179 Were Insurance premium taxes (up 10 percent), death and Bureau &is.I tax collections totaled $44.9 billion while gift taxes (up 6.9 percent), motor vehicle liceniies (up S.l'. general sales and gross receipts levies, the second largest percent), property lazes (up 5.3 percent) and alcoholic source of tax revenue, provided states with $39.5 billion. beverage levies (up 5 percent), CCH reported. 0 Nationally, lncrlm~ in Age government tax revenue were Almost one-half of all state tax revenue was collelcle(l in: noted In every category of tax with the exception of tobacco eight states: California, $16.4 billion; New York, $11.7 billion; products levies which dropped 0.4 percent. The larpm per., piennpylvadaii $g.g boon; Illinois $6.3 billimi; Mlah:-~: centage Iiease OccurTed In severance taxes, which were up billion; Texas, $5.7 billion; Ohio, $46 billion; and Florida, $4.3 16 percent over collections for fiscal 1178, p rimarily due to bIllion, the report said. • the Business I lellgtll 41f Claim Exclusions. For Any Disabilities Alcoholism On Job Is Topic Economic Imes eNtailing from traffic accidents in 1979 exceeded $1I3jtii, an all-time high, according to an estimate of the Insurance Information Inatitute, Inflation was cited by the IiItute a the priliwipal cause for the record dollar lesesi. Diving 117$, enomic kisses from traffic accidents totaled OU billion. As recently as 11$, economic Jesse. totaled $ltl billion. The .conv'vk lone figue, baud on deli frain selected dates, Includes the od of paying for property damig and legal, medical, he.pltai arid funeral bills (bell' ln.or.d aid uninsured), along with Ice. of Income from abaesKe from wait and the administrative cods of ingirance. pW_ rj(I - 1 UuuU Or) Her Is Har d Acclaimed auiiong the finest off Broadway plays of the 1950's, ''A Ilatful of Rain," sweeps through life in the lower east side of New York. The play will be presented March 6-9 at 8 p.m. at the Fine ArtsTheatre at Seminole Comnuiiunity College. Admission is free. Seating will be on a first conic first serve basis. r Area Computer Firm Expands 21, I 'Hatful Of Rain' Coming Sanford. Friday, . Ruth Ham01ton A new concept, teaching methods of getting native Koger Properties Inc., announced that Its board of directors has advanced the previously announced record and payment dates for a 30 cents per-share dividend declared Jan. 29, to avoid confusion which might result from the timing of the company's proposed one-million-share public offering of common stock. The new record and payment data will be March 18 and April 8, and the new shares resulting from the proposed offrring will be sold es-dividend. Examine Guest sneakers. nanel presentations and llisctgroups will give participants an understanding Of the problems facing the educational system and sonic alternatives offered to educators. One hour college credit from the University of Central Florida may be earned by attending the seminar which will be held at the Langford Hotel March 14 and 15, The cost is $35, which includes breakfast and lunch on March 15. Inquiries can be made to Foundation for Education, 621 Park Avenue, Sanford, or phone 322-7350 or 322-3176 after 4 P.111. Local dignitaries gather for the ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the opening of the Contemporary Gardens Nursery and Gift Shop in Lake Mary. From left are DeLores Lash, president of the city's Women's Club: Ray Fox, city council member: Ron Ripp, president of the city's chamber of commerce; Walter Sorenson, Lake Mary mayor; Bob flicks, owner of the shop: Bob Ilarkema, shop manager: and chamber members Doris Norden and Kay Sassman. membership Koger Advances Pay Dates said she Is concerned about people. Lower photo shows a copy of the painting she did for President Carter and his return 'thank you' note. education today. - qualified Florida Computer Systems Co., Winter Park, a of Continental Resources Co., has announced that it is expanding program to Include remote computer services to local and municipal governments. Florida Computer Systems presently provides property appraisal and tax collection services to 17 local government jurisdictions throughout Florida and Is marketing OASIS, a computer assisted appraisal, tax administration and tax accounting system, on a nationwide basis. The new remote computer service will feature the use of terminals which will allow Florida Computer Services' customers to interact directly with the company's data center located In Winter Park. To Describing herself as a rebel, Ruth Hamilton of Longwood, Teachers, parents and the general public are invited to attend a seminar to examine the special problems in class class 2,1980—IC Special Problems In Education ____________________________________________________ Rod Cable, membership drive chairman for the Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce (right) and Richard Swann, second from left, present certificates of appreciation to winning participants in the recent drive. From left, Karen Montaval, won third place, Individual sales; David Chacey, captain of winning team; and Troy Piland, first place Individual. Not shown is .John Sobik, second In sales. Sunday, March - The improved results at Convair reflected the delivery of 40 DC-10 fuselages during the year, 14 more than In 1978, and Increasing activity on a number of major development programs. Including the very important sea-launched, groundlaunched and air-launched cruise missiles for the U.S. Navy and Air Force. BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Local Builders End Class The Home Builders Association (HBA) of MidFlorida has completed its 18th training class. The trainees for the five-week course were: Tim Amburn, Kurt Demmer, Michael Mew, Wayne Slaymaker and Jim Teasley of Orlando; Dale Ballard of Casselberry and Mark Ming of Altamonte Springs. Their Instructor was George "Dutch" Sherman. The HBA kicked off another on Feb. 18, in the electrical trade instructed by Hugh Holt. There are 15 trainees attending a five-week basic course which will conclude on March 21. These trainees are: Byron Blake, Randy Danenport, Greg Hampton, Roy Ingersoll, Greg Johnson, Bob McCoy, Robert Pasarnanick, Rudy Rudolph, Jim Sarver and Glen Vowile of Orlando; Bob Cummings of Oviedo; Bill Jackson of Casselberry; Bob Leibeof Kissimmee and Jim Wright of Maitland. The HIM will be starting another training in April for the Heating and Air Trade. Interviews will be held at the HBA office starting the first week in March. For further information, contact the HBA, 626 N. Lake Drive, Orlando. Lewis said that each of the company's divisions and subsidiaries was profitable In 1979. "We are seeing the effect of performance Improvements throughout the corporation," Lewis said. "The aerospace and resources operations made major contributions to the increased earnings with substantial gains also provided by the marine and telecommunications groups." Production of the F-16 Is accelerating, Lewis said, with 221 of the versatile fighters being scheduled for delivery in 1980. - 3. �2C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 2, 1$0 ProblemMay BeMoreThani Fat Wife n9agement Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, March 2, 1910-3C _7 - t or T a name CubSc outs Get EWdges At Blue And Gold Fete wife and a wonderful mother. DEAR ABBY: I have I do love her, and have no always felt that standing desire to see our marriage ovations should be reserved end. However. I cannot accept for exceptional perfor. her as she is no matter how mances. However, audiences hard I try. Neither can I in less sophisticated cities understand her lack of pride seldom see great per. concerning her physical form-----,r.nr,1 so f)v ----J -.--'. The Cub Scouts Pack 242 of from the Bureau of Census France that are staying at her appearance, every play, concert and Lake Mary with Barbara This problem is continually performance with a standing will give a brief talk about uncle's home as part of a Thomas as Cubmaster "why the 1980 census is so college students exchange on my mind, and I am afraid ovation. graduated to Boy Scouts and that a permanent separation Important to all of us in Lake program. _....t_ _____z____j __ .-.-I don't really feel like vtzi received nis irrow or will eventually be the result. Mary." Data from the census Sandy and Suzi Largen will standing and Joining the Light badge Thursday night in will bea basis for determining fly to New York March 14 to Am I being selfish and others in shouts of "bravo" a ceremony at the Silver Lake the Federal and State participate as spectators only unreasonable? following a merely good Scout Camp in Sanford. DEPRESSED IN allocation of revenue sharing in the Fashion show and Hair Continued From Page 1C I think a perfunds to local municipalities, style competition TENNESSEE that will L.. a..L. Starting at 7 p.m., this iuumx IIUWU be interested in politics, to dig tnto stories and read more than DEAR DEPRESSED: Yes. annual Blue and Gold Banquet So it is very important that take place at the famous Just the headlines. "We should get out the Wilbur Mills and the was the highlight of a year's learning and doing their every body attends this Studio 54 Disco in New York, If you love your wife and are outstanding to rate a standing (Richard) Kellys who have never done anything to help 115." sincere when you say you ovation. work when the young Cub duties, have been very meeting. Chamber president starting March 17. have no desire to see your She said she opposed the war in Vietnam, Johnson's born- Scouts earned their badges, gratifying to them, Barbara Ronald Ripp Sr. is extending a My problem, Dear Abby, is bings and Nixon's invasion of Cambodia "as a disgrace to the the marriage end, you will see a that I always feel like a killjoy one they can wear on said. She and Bobby are also personal invitation to all the only human race," A welcome stork delivery therapist to find out why you Just sitting there instead of uniforms parents of a daughter, residents of the city and the was the arrival Jan. 28 of can't accept her as she is. You going along with the crowd. She worked with the Committee of Responsibility to bringtheir later scout on when as Boy until Scoutsthe Julie. Forest. napalm-burned children to the U.S. to be cared for by plastic they will earn more according Shannon Lindsey Cox who could have a problem that Is Is it OK to remain seated at came into this world weighing more serious than hers. The Thomases, Mrs. Lane surgeons, "We raised $2,000 apiece in New England and to duties and work. A surprise luncKeon. 7 lbs., 6 ounces. she is the and Mrs. Freeman will like to brought many out to Boston," she said. DEAR ABBY: I have this . such times? SAN ANGELO. TEXAS The following received their thank the following Lake birthday party was given to beautiful daughter and first Problem. The man I have It came to her attention that the Pentagon was spending Arrow of Light badge: Allen Mary organizations for their Mrs. Dennis Brown (Cindy child of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn been Living with thinks he Is large funds to develop [SD and bedbugs as weapons against DEAR SAN: I can oiler no the Viet Cong. By giving them [SD they would be too spaced Binkley, Robbie Reeder, generous support: Woman's Lippincott) Tuesday at the (Jan) Cox whose residence is sterile but won't go to a doctor better advice than that which out to wage war and could easily be overcome by U.S. forces. Bobby Scott, Richie Scott, Club, Chamber of Commerce Froggs Restaurant by Connie in the Ravensbrook area, to find out for sure. Polonlus gave to [aertes in Major, Carol Spotta, Barbara Someone determined a hungry bedbug could detect a Sam Thomas and Jerry and the Rotary Club. Shannon Lindsey is the first Well, about two ago I found Shakespeare's "Hamlet:" hznan being from half a mile away and would let out. yelp or Bradshaw. Barbara says that any boys Gorman and Madeline Pappa. grandchild in Glenn's family out I am pregnant! That "This above all; To thine own growl, said Mrs. Hamilton. If this growl could be simplified These young men will be Interested In joining are very Cindy is well known for her and the second one in Jan's really blew my boyfriend's self be true, and It must fellow and the bug could be trained not to react to its handler, It would Joining Boy scout Troop soe in welcome anytime and for that generosity and friendliness family who is originally from mind. Now all I hear from us the night the day, thou be a valuable weapon to search out the elusive Viet Cong. The Sanford with Ben Hendricks purpose call the following toward people. "You couldn't Jamaica and her parents will him, 24 hours a day, is that the canst not be false to any system had a few of its own "bugs" in it and -would take a few as the scoutmaster. numbers: 3Z34043 or 322-6515. have a better friend. She be coming down next month to baby is not his. I know it is man." taxpayers dollars to work out. about meet their granddaughter for + always thinks Guest speaker for this This is the type of political boondoggle Mrs. Hamilton said graduation was Jim Orioles The Lake Mary Chamber of somebody else first. So this the first time. SANFORD PLAZA, ALTAMONTE MALL she fought against, both in and out of the legislature, manager of Burger King in Commerce will have Its time it was the other way There couldn't be a happier _________________________________ She moved back to Longwood in the early 197k and is Sanford and Fire Chief of monthly meeting Monday at e around. We decided to sur- couple. Congratulations! working on an associate's degree at Seminole Community Lake Mary Volunteer Fire P.M. at the Forest Starlight prise her with a nice luncheon College, doing creative writing, Lecturing and painting' a Dept. Alm a special guestwas Room, in her honor to let her know Back home from their latest recently discovered talent. that we care and appreciate Ronald Ripp Sr., president of Now $299,95 1 Guest speaker will be Patti everything she does for , trip are Jack and Gloria On one wall of her bedroom are photos of her late husband the Lake Mary Chamber of , production manager of Prosser. They flew to Los and pictures of favorite New Hampshire politicians. There are the Horlan Engineering Plant Cindy received a beautiful Angeles, last month to attend a few of her with Eugene McCarthy and an invitation to a Commerce. A choice of fine diamond trios — Present too. A very lovely the Super Bowl and at the Others present for this Blue here In Lake Mary. garden rty from Eleanore Roosevelt. her engagement and wedding rings and - same time to enjoy a few days his wedding ring tora dazzling diamond Springi and Gold Banquet were the On another wall in painting she did of a New England She will introduce Jim thought. They met their son, John's sugar mill. I,t Is a copy of one she painted and sent to Jimmy parents of the cub scouts, Horian, vice president ofthe Back from Providence, R I father and mother-tjaw All in 14 Karat Gold. nCarter when he was a candidate. A framed letter next to it Barbara Thomas, Scout. ant, and her tOPIC Will be where they spent nine days live in Laguna Hills, Cal. John reads: master,Wayne, and her husband, "What Horian Engineering are Glenn and Sandy Crews, and his wife, Debbie, are Bobby To Ruth M. Hamilton, the Webelos Plant is all about". By the way, Patti, her They had a lot of snow but making their home out there I have received your pstIsg and I appreciate yew' leader, and Cindy Lane and enjoyed every bit of It. They too. Agnes l Freeman In charge of husband, Ray, and daughter, stayed at the home of Glenn's Your friendship and support are very valuable to me. I will Den Also they visited their other Heather, live In Longwood. brother and while up do my best never to disappoint you. Sincerely, The following boys have son, Eddie, a Californian now + Jimmy Caster graduated to Webelos rank: They moved here recently they spent a whole day by residence. This was fl.rT1i1 i He disappointed her and she said she will not vote for him Brian Lane, Kent Warman from Lewistown, Pa, and are shopping at the well known Gloria's first trip to California brother and sister-In-law of Quincy Market. again. "JolmA der lathe only who knows what's going - and Andy Freeman. and she was very Impressed Jim and Detores Lash. on," she said. Also they went to Beverly, with it and enjoyed her stay Congratulations to Barbara That was a knock at her door and a slz-ysar.old Also as you may know, the Mass, to visit Sandy's uncle out there very much, she saId, boy came and Bobby W. Thomas for a in, arms filled with school papers and lunch box. He showed job well done because Bureau of Census Is taking the and his family and to meet her his school work and said he liked top by before going a 1980 census across the four exchange students from Haste la vista. children. home. Mrs. Hamilton gave him a cockle , explained, "He toy for first for them. They came in country, beginning AprIl I. iidopied ISIS." the scouting program last This will be a first for Lake They talked about the stamp collection he started with her April when their son, Sam Mary since It became a city help and what he was learning In school. They seemed to be joined. Their Job has been (this census is taken every 10 greatfrkndi. hard with a lot a(houysinyews) and City Clerk Connie "Young people are our greatest treasure," she sald."Not volved, but seeing these kids Major or a representative gold, silver or money. They are our future." ...Label (P4eibi11wt4 L j%') JJ IVeaafMo Clothes for the Working Girl know a .sltkis owl to" $0 took IMi* a mHl*, W has a IImNSd amsuW to soind to 90 that look. At Joq.Up, we have the 1se1 tait*s en proclaim Pmlra,WW. 5sd to fit pie and pour lordp.$ port.IIp. Oiw Iashlsn lwm lndud: We I —. IDIAC..pIst. I ID.csmIImuS.rvIcs I We help you choose hors or we will corns to your horns . j0&thNy to match the skirt... skirt is tie-belted to match the blouse! Khaki with Navy, or office. All work Is guaranteed. 1 ANm ' kI4flb w • 640 IIAJ Von wauvuio styles Other '30. from . CALL US TODAY 1 .0 ss.WAouM.lo atC-.-.s - V Awow (Ito,. 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Brass fittings. %t REG. $3.79 2PACKS £ 88* .58 WESTCLOX ELECTRIC ALARM lu Easy to read 8numerals, sweep - + + 50 1 0O 150 BEACHCOMBER 41 with lots of good food and me a day to settle down. Very hospitality." emot ional stuff," she The following day was also declared. special for Johnny who The local group is trying to celebrated his birthday with a get the required members for gathering of the clan, a charter. Interested men and Women are welcome to the Mrs. Thomas (Mildred) club. Winners were as follows — Clark, 2412 Palmetto Ave., is Fine Arts Division: Ed concerned about all the l'atsy 0. Griffith, formerly Bookhardt, first; Julia homegrown citrus going to of Sanford, has been Nutting, second; and John March 29, at the Sanford Civic waste around Sa nford. promoted to operations ofYeakle, third. Center. Erica is the Mildred said the fruit is ficer and manages th e Craft winners were: designated bene ficiary. beginning to drop and should Operations Departmental. the According to Lois Smith, be picked before the blooming Citizens and Southern Bank of Adeline Berga, first; Carol and BSP hel pingout in this case season. She said she carried a Clayton County Forest l'ark G entry, second; sterns from "love, concern large box to a local nursing Ga . Elizabeth Berga. third. and support of a deserving home and they were delighted Pasty is the former Patsy Merit awards were won by cause . to get it. Owens, daughter of Mr. and Aurora Bennett, Freida If picking up the fallen fruit Mrs. 11.13. Owens and Lois said the benefit dance Caqnon, Elise Cornell, Helen Jones, will be a BYOB event with act- on lawns or picking the fruit daughter-in-law of Mr. and Hickey, Ashby from the trees, for that Mrs. E.L. Griffith Sr. She Frances Lyon, Lealon ups avaIlable, Lou Hildebrand will be the matter, is a problem, persons attended local schools and is a M q Le o d, Jeannette, citrus going to waste graduate of the then Florida PoUcastro, Jone Porter, caller and will provide eight with the detention center, Technological University as additional enmay call BeUye Reagan, Wyona Stone, dancers 3234200, to have the fruit iUniversity of Central Beginners are tertainment. Frances Tingle, Martha picked and transported to Florida). Vañtine, Jean Winters and welcome. nursing homes or wherever it She has been with the C & S Maureen Winters. According to Lois, "This may be needed system since 1969. Patsy has Junior Division winners will be a learning situation o had bank experience in the brin uare (lancers to wete: Bobby Von Herbulis, Margaret and George J. customer service dt their feet learning Bauinbach Sr. of 825 Hosalia ment, the control area and as first; Andrea Price, second; does" Drive, have a few words of an administrative assistant to and Debi Franklin, third. Tickets, at pea' couple, advice. They say: "Dance the cashier. are availablee1rom any BSP overweight away. Arteries Remember Erica? member n advance or at the , remain young by (lancing She's the one and one-half begi nning at 8:30. p.m. will each Wednesday afternoon at pound "miracle baby" who 11:30 p.m. the Sanford Civic Center. Soft was a scrapper from the very a All proceeds will be donated melodious music by retired beginning according to the to the story of her successful sur- established ca Cook Fund, professional musicians, 'The at we Sanford Serenaders,' ren .— vival appearing in The Herald Bank u Sanford, Flagship to help e dering old time favorites of + last December. defray existing and futur yester-years, burn off excess Remember Beta Sigma medical expenses, pounds. puts color in cheeks + Phi? _____ Dancing + + + They're the local chapters Florida resident alumni of and a glow in eyes. teaches elevates the mind and who graciously serve as Mooseheart School, behind the scenes philan- Moosehart, Ill., were en- relaxation. Maybe we should all dance! tropists on so many occasions. tertalned at a reunion Feb. 23 at the Lake Pickett cottage of Kay McFarland is all gungRemember those exorbitant and Mrs. John (Clair) ho over attending medical bills? The ones that Evans of Oviedo. the newly , , could cause amillionaire togo formed Toastmaster's 'Club id a ,.'aviu, D av , uoiinny 1oasuLU1resses, i0O) ever bankrupt? and his alumnus mO envari os .t. •. 14 wgeuier, ruuui Tuesday morning at 7:30 at • A .1 , WUC, Mary Frances, Hvuueu Beta Sigma Phi chapters and Buck's Airport Restaurant, City Council are spoil"Honestly, I'm so high' dance on described as "a beautiful day alter each meeting it takes PATSY GRIFFITH soring a square - 991, ' Members' Show Winners The Sanford-Seminole Art Association held the 21st annual Members Exhibit at the Sanford Civic Center on Feb. 24. Members also served as hostesses to a tea during the afternoon hours. -• GENERAL ELECTRIC Granulated laxative. LIMIT 1 Names for the skin. 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REG. $5.49 DAIWA A.250 RL '___ t 1-GALLON MOLDED 399 •%' ,'. 988 PICNIC JUG _____ b.': . Pieldinilal Comewdol " ,uIpI SEABREEZE 1 1 1 l uu IUIw a M flI'1 n LIMIT 1 '•;• ZN1* - ' , 12-oz. bottle. antacid, low sodium. LIMIT 1 — i BA l M NTA YLA ASPIRIN Bottle of36,L LIQUID safety lock ANTACID cap 4 a blouse 'n skirt look, adds boutique-detail with fashion precision! Polyester jersey blouse is out-lined piped in poplin 10— CHILDREN'S - Henry Lee does a one-piece dress with you can trust. BAYER Dear In And Around Lake Mary PtD S. () ECKE DEAR ABBY: I've cornposed this letter hundreds of times in my mind. I don't know where else to turn. My wife gained 10 to 15 pounds Abby while pregnant with our son 11 years ago. She has never been able to lose that weight despite dieting attempts. Instead she has gradually gained additional weight until now she has a very con- because no other man has spicuous potbelly. In addition, been near me since I started she gets very little exercise, living with him. We get into so she tends to doze off about 8 terrible fights about this. Can p.m. every evening. I weigh you help me! SACRAMENTO Me"the same as when I graduated Herald Photo by Torn from college. Barbara Thomas surrounded by scouts, from left, Kent Warman, Brian DEAR SACRAMENTO: If I have tried every method I your Lane, Sam Thomas, Allen Binkley, Bobby Scott, Robbie Reeder and Richie boyfriend wants to duck can think of to encourage her the Scott. responsibility to lose weight — incentives, fatherhood one excuse Is of as insults, praise, rewards, good as another. A urologist punishments, joint exercise can tell him whether he's and threats. We even sterile or not. If he refuses to separated years ago, over this a few go, let him blow what's left of Otherwise she is a great his mind. PEOPLE TRUST ECKENDS FOR OUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE t low. low prices! V 'TWICE THE COMBINATION All metal gears complete with E310C Suoer rod. REG. $45.97 PRINTS Ge t an eatra set of prints with every you of color or black and white print film developed and printed TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE fl two Get rolls of pr,nt him for the price of one Kodacolor or black and while. when you have your film Ir . processed at Eckerd $ TODAY AND EVERYDAY I you Dowl PIT 001 IT 3 N is as s p YOU D011 0*, 00011 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED., MAR. 5 OPEN WEEKDAYS S A.M. thl 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. III 1 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITER. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT tOliNiNTmEi ri I, F I. . 14 +1,.'. ... •. .-. '.- ,+........ -, - --; rj +Jf �4CEv•nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 2, lflO .- ) I . • ••:.4i. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- '4' •'- l';Y• /* - W W.D BRAND TWELVE 4-ox. PATTIES BEEF LOIN I I STE AK U% 4 ',, lrb_:'i;; •),. ••., 4Q I I Steak IES MAI 57 LB. Round $299 GERMAN .. SUNP4Y&AND .HOT OS MILD Chops • • • • . :. HYO*ADINOUI. ANON *uu - p,oi - • • - • . SI??! AP4NI cn$14 locks...... P0. MU$O'$ ScSI 29c fees PATTIES, 0* -. • 50141411 MAID SUP VIAL Sos • EACH -- - -. • • • VEGETABLE SOUP ;...- .12/ SOUP SOUIOil CHICKEN NOODLE SAVE 16, ' 1 • : N • ________••. - ' - WHOLE KERNEL CORN SAVE 9'. 14.09. CANS THRIFTY MAID 1. - - Jà - • . BUTTERMILK CORN BREAD On '-v• oi CHICKEN G1 FOOD ,. CANS THRIFTY MAID WHITE . WHOLE 0* . ir-..__J' CAT FOOD__ SLICED POTATOES f...../ • 'I' -- C 2.., CANS fAUII C I ,• FOR ••..j•ic ;j " -• L.. 6-os PEG W.D BRAND SLICED LIVER CHEESE 0 ALL MEAT BOLOGNA S-.S MO. W..DUANS$UCID ALL BEEF BOLOGNA I..LPES.W.OSZANOSUCIO HAM PKS.W.OWAND & CHEESE 1 i11!tr I IL CIW1&W.J Ise. _• - —— C Al A M Ai• w COTTO SALAMI OLIVE LOAF PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF SLICED SOUSE -.a. PES. W.O MAIlS SUdS _' ' . fr,-w GAL. • ... •- - OmliN • •, 2s. . . • • &••._.. . 1 79 ......SOX , •. 24$. VI. . • S • • PK•. - 969j t44 , • S . . •. • . • S S .. . . - • . - . . . . . . . $IU . . ..___ - - iuwurn -• - . ' --- PALMETTO FARM 0 BC BEER PIMENTO CHEESE -. • 4. POT i,s • FISH ' FIN E! - -. '" $199 LL BAG • HARVEST FRESH ' STRAWBERRIE B. ESH AG .[ Yogurt p -7. - •";x' . . . .3 .. . '. 319C . -, . . C. • - HARVEST FRESH GREEN Watti '-. . - • HARVEST FRESH PEPPERS OR 9c 7..• ...•I,. '. •f. •. - - - -. - . •. -. • 5 I*&H 99c W-D BRAND SLICED • - fr - J V. VuncJ .- Cucumbers I , --.- .;$ - • - 7. - , . • . -... . .'..:.. - -• -, 20 HARVEST FRESH IDAHO COOKED . - - I - •. - --. '-", 'C.' ." .: 16 •.. l - -'••-'.. ,.;.77 _. ............. ... • . -:,:Lc. 16-oz. PKG. ::,....-.' ?'-•;--!7. Il : r. $99 . , • •$ w.0 BRAND REGULAR OR ALL SEEP SMOKED '- $93' AIlI .1•- HAM 'I .... 7$ - T BAKING POTATOES 111 .. - . . iu 0 7. P ILl. PEG. HARVEST IRISH U.S. No. 1 (VENT VUE BAG) 1 .....ICW TTC TOPPING - "Inc LS UuItIDtW%Ut e-'c'\a tj .WHIP 99" FLORIDA ORANGES ..iI a" U9 Country Stand $159 .,, .129 ' . . • • • • HAIVISYPRESH - SAVE III SARA u1 SOUTH SWEET Relish YELLOW \ ORANGE 119 JUICE. ....... CANS c d 9" 't.' HARVEST FRISK 114 AIPOUND •f .# to P,4fi . . . -- V.. • (flIP Detergent 109 :' $ w •....., .., 0 "j,I BRIM Ió 5i.i - 4. - COOKED1 PICNIC -.'-.---.'# £I4 J11I - 99 - - .qii . ' .a • ' - P?• 1' P CAN $229 CHICKEN ..... F Its) - 'pe 99c. 2 FRIED rri - . . . . BANQUET '4- - - $129- PEG. • àAnD PAIMIIAN OR I1ESE - -7 :: .'.• ACAc 6½-ox. ARROW 11 - Limit 1 with $3.00 or more purcha.. excl. cigs. APT -'-:!'i' •- ,nor• cigs BTL. Tissue ____ 8. 2. PEG. - . 1' Tç . ___ ••,i.. I I. sic PNY ' - -• Cl — purcha.. 41. MIX OR MATCH . . S : ....:rsp' ______________________________________ -----3 P P' - . RUTTERMILK scuITs I - •, $UPI$RAND$WIITMILK OR A*RQw FABRIC 99C • Limit 1 with $5.00 or 09 DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY QUANTfl'TONT$ alum BLUE BAY TUNA Ao!~ BLEACH 32-oz. -w•..•-. V MUUJ VT a) 1 JUMBO ROLLS 0 FOR • i ' - C11[BE IBE C 00 'Ow t POTATO STICKS ORANE JUICE : •• II DISH DER Di ENT LILA • THRIFTY MAID UNSWIMNID OBAPIFRUIT 01 Pmas GOOD MARCH 2-5 • " VILVCLIM LILAC - SAVE 10' I..,. SIZE CIACKIN' 0000 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED IMNN DIXIE STORES INC COPVRIGIIT-19$O -J .7 • - SAVE IS' SLICK. IIGWIA1, SEEP - - LLI BISCUIT 5 . - SUMMAND lUCID AMERICAN MIX 6½2.Pk05. CHOPPED GREENS 1; MM.11 IXIE DD*RUN0C0*NO*SIAN FFIN Ml THRIFTY MAID (TUINIPS. COLLARDS. MUSTARD) : . :~j J!I!': 1 ; : -• . r L *0 SLICED CARROTS - ''p.t 71 1• C&*I - ARROW FACIAL ;. SAVE 111I * . . • jTMAID 74.. CANS --: $149 2lift, 0 88." 1 • is .•,_;.__-. MI I 1 PKG. c FOR CUT BEETS OMATOS THRIFTY MAID GREEN THRIFTY MAID SAVEf I 9" -; $100 SAVE 9* - 16-02- CANII TNRIFTY MAID • 9. 1W I• lb CRANBERRY SAUCE fl' - LIMIT ONE PER COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASeS OF $5.00 ON MORE EXCLUDING CIGARITTIS. '4 ' ARROW FOIL '. TO TOMATO SOUP A 99 JAR LILAC WKINS :.. iO%..z. CANS THRIFTY MAID VI 32 - I6..z. CANS THRIFTY MAID SAVE 9 i1Lj!:: CANS THRIFTY MAID 1OV i MAYONNAISE - :_2 ,2I 1K oL £ " SMOKED HAM ½ DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE ••,,1/4 to SAVE 9IIOVI11~1- CANII, THRIFTY MAID 1011111 LOCAL 99*11' COTTAGE CHEESE • - _7 ~ E _ so L -to" m" KRAFT C - •'l_• .&I 'i.t'I. Coy'.'' - . "I ON 1 11111RALLOT111011COVIT, :'-. HICKORY .•.•9pço. I - W __ . $A'.,7 S'O.t Oc,C,t& •I&• c...'f. ,'IiI$ lit A*C'. COL''tS & LAllut •".. -.I to • • to ____ -- REGULAR OR STA FIT LIMIT ONE PER COUPON Tj COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES t OF $5.00 0* MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES -_ •-. - •--• -- ..-.. - ' o ..... I • I*• ._.•. -' $799 •.-.. . . FRESH FRYER NECKS & .. . -- -, S' . OWUTNI? G EAT 000 SWIFT ••• • FRIED CHICKEN (4 WINGS,4 BREASTS,4 THIGHS, °' . •... 9;CAC • I6 PIECE BARREL OP GOLDEN BROWN • ... LB. i •1 • •• • .. '., •-• - COUPON GOOD MARCH 2 S 'i .t& • 2oa PARTS —————————————————— - $279 LB - •-. IUDOIQ-AUvA*,E'flES - D1'UI CflU IIsLV 11 . • . _.. 7 1 ` \.II.p 'I TENNESSEE FRYER ,. VILLA REAL '.. AR ' -. ;': USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH MIXED - ''• 2 • •• •1 DELI SPECIALS ••i ..... KAHPI$IUMIO - . SLICED BOLOGNA $1', SMOKED SAUSAGE,,,,. p2" : . IRICWA ALL MEAT FRANKS.... $12, $1', TURKEY BREAST "of' PRIDE WHOLE HOG : MOUR ST OS AU SUP I-L fi o ROLL SAUSAGE iT D1 $15' 59c CHIPPED MEATS BALLPARK FRANKS WOOS FEES" 99c ITALIAN SAUSAGE $1" SLICED PEPPERONI R - , .1, ' . 79c CUP MACARONI SALAD.... CHICKEN FRANKS PUSH NIVI1 PIOZIP4 T(4-ft.) TA*MAOI lUCID. CENTER AND - 9" CHEESE PIZzAT...... 9P COUNTRY CURED IM': $31 PREMIUM SIOWN I U*V1 MIJUOR . 2 SAUSAGE LINK 9' PORK PATTIES 1 -161 C = =q Pork $229 ...... ••• .. -. .- .•.,•.••, - FULL 4 FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOIN SLICED INTO MARKET FRESH GROUND .. LYUS EBOULAI OR - CUP Ut BOX s -. ,.. (5 SIRLOIN, 5 3$ 0 T-Bone Steaks / PORK CHOPS BLADE) '' (LB. $1.19) BEEF LOIN . ...... ' PATT LB. BEEF ROUND BONELESS TOP POUND * BEEF $989 II. AVG. PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH ECONOMY -- W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE S RLO N ui Lb. - COUPON GOOD MARCH b ' - Sunday, March 2, 1910—SC - ' : W-O WAND IMOKIØ I. wa awm siicw — I I-I uII Ic .. w -,-.'-' _i•' ____ PKG. .- - I?I '....L. r 2111111111p .. - I ______ 'PvI A b.i T- ,d' • 'tl..7,p V -, $ . - :.k.. 77 - • 'r -.•- Vt I .-.'- - t3, ic .. - .r-. . .. _. c-v _.... to . w.Do ata eco ,.ia. SAGD OR MILD OS NOT I -' ,. g. t - .. • :. - . .. $ g y' s - - I -. t jj, - - - ....... . . ,.• - .- �,. . -. . .,. ..'. .. ,.. .: . ., C-E van lng He roll Id, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, March 2. Methodist THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CIIURCI4 Corner of 7th & Elm Douglas Jacobs Pastor 0:301 m. 11:008 m. X. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUN :::: ITV 7:00p.m. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF000 Coy r in s Elm . Philip Waisanen :•:Pastor 11 Sunday School 0:4SLrn. Worship Service 11:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:00p.m. Wed. Lighthouse Youth Meeting m Royal Rangers & Missionettes 1. 00 p The 0 00 U I 0 I 0000 U UK N • • l ON I ;::. ' Baptist Is it odd to find these twenty-four words here in your newspaper? But here they are centuries old, out of the enthralled mind of a man who looked at a mountain, at the rugged earth and the vast sky above, at time, at eternity. Catholic PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 110W . Airport Blvd., Sanford 3331737 Inter. Pastor Rev. Grady Snowden Sunday School 0:41 A.M. Worship Service 11:04-m. Evening Service 7:)0 p.m. Wed. Prayer $erv, 1:04 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Training Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Serv. 4:00p.m. 1:00p.m. 1:00pm. HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. Well this man made a remarkable discovery he did not simply arrive at the fact of Divine creation Nor did he merely proclaim the existence and endless reign of God He spoke to God' He knew Him' Christian FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avenue, Sanford Pastor Dr. Jay T. Cosmats 1:41a.m. Sunday School 11:00 an'. Morning Worship 4:00p.m. Church Training 7:00P M. Evening Worship 4:11p.m. Wed. Prayer Service Congregational MUNITY WINTER SPGS COMM EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL 1407 S. Sanford Ave. Minister Rev. David Mangold 0:41a nfl. Sunday School 11:00a.m. Morning Worship 7:30pm. Wed. Service plia #1111 Ilckrc (lie niotinluins were brought fhrth Or ever I'hoit liadst fhrnied I'hc earth UIId the world Even from everlasting to everlasting, SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH $37 Airport Blvd. Phone 333.0940 Minister 1:30a.m. 10:30 am. 7:00 p.m. 7:00p.m. . .- A .ti' , ,,',i, .,f 41, I II.' ,: .,Au,. ......... . Ii:, \'A .. .. ,i ii Meeting at Winter Sags. Elementary It.)) a III Sunday School 10 00 am. Worship Pastor Rev. Robert Burns . Lutheran LUTHERANCHURCHOF THEREDEEMER "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "This Is The Life" Thou art (;oci! _________________ .. . • Pastor Rev. Elmer A. Reusch.r 1:11a.m. Sunday School . lb 't a m Worship Service Kindergarten and Nursery Christian Science JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West First Street Pastor S. E. Stanton 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00a.m. Morning Service 7:30p.m. Evening Service 1:30p.m. Wednesday Service Old Truths for a New Day LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 130 Lakeview, Loh* Mary Pastor Rev. Jim tlugf*ns 1:41a.m. Sunday School 11:004I.m. Worship Service 7:30p.m. Evening Worship . Nursery Provided 1:41a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship CIsI.rctI Training lvAIltgWOrllIlp 11:00a.m. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. 4:00p.m. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Evening ., I Rev. RaymondCrockar •_ ______ _______ Of Christ Fred Baker Bible Study Morning Worship evening Ser vice Ladies Sub Class Wednesday WodMsdayBible Class "I ` CHURCH OF CHRIST Ill Park Avenue Pastor ' ...,. Evangelist 10:01 a.m. 11:00a.m. '' - _________ ________ '-.S 4:00p.m. _________ 10: 00 a.m. Rev. D. K. Ountef $VpAyScigI Morning Worship EvangelIstic 10ev. NIWUPI PULW1HIP L*o.ITsskswIUIIl. PhsneU$4111 Pallor In. Sad N. Lagoon Snedaylchosi It* on'. lull Sm. WerehIpServIco Wooldy 11111 Bigly in Memos *;l;01, Pastor l:4Sa.m. JL &_ :\a.- ' . , - ,,..; t. . .. jL 11:00a.m. 4:01 p.m . 11~ .. - ' . ' . ".. , ' . ____ I'llr%dall %% . ilm-y,Iu, I (ii' tIItI.hul'. I In., .ilisii Si,t,ii'nIusg Ii inl,aq tl,,Iihi',r IulSluu ii' 2 1.12 Is-Y) I. 12'2.i Scniptunes Sk$ecic'J by Ti'.. Arienitri (3 ti.. SOI- II I ( .'siull,aiiiu'. III-III 2 I. 'rr j L.......J (t$7) "f' (d')) " rch, f.t (ti')) 'f' (tl) 'f' (ci)) 'f Cd')) 'f' (tb) f (cl')) 'f' (ci')) .' I. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekieand Employees THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INc. GREGORY LUMBER . TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford . . FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. FfrstSt. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. HARRELL S BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff FIRST UNITED 410 Park Ave. 4:00p.m. led Sunday KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE ' Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff , , 7:00p.m., FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. & 3rd St. :.1 . . Rev. Viruil L. Bryant, Pastor Rev. Daniel Consla, Assoc. Pastor Phone J33.7$47 Morning Worship 111a.m. Church School Morning Worship 11:00 a.m, Nursery 1. THE LAKEMARY UNITED . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary . Rev. A.F. Stevens Minist0e Sunday Church School 0:41 Sm. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Youth Group Wed Choir Practice 1:30p.m. 0:00 p.m. Pastor: 1:10a.m., )0:00a.m' Nursery Provided WINTER SPRINGS PRESSYTERIANCHAPEL Meeting at lth.day Adventist Church on Mass Road, Winter Springs C. Edward Davis Pastor SundaySchoi 1:30a.m.. Sunday ' 10:30a.m: Nursery Provided , Oviedo, Florida PUBLIX MARKETS andEmptoyees 11 II JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS ç I , DIRECTORY AVAILABLE . $4.50 PER WEEK 3 ' CALL 322.2611 ...-.-.,-..----'.. SENKARIK GLASS a PAINT CO.INC. Jerry& Ed. Senkarlk - and Employees WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff . -I- WILSONMAIERFURNITURECO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson . . WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH OP GOD . METHODIST U.. Maifanl St. Marks Presbyterian Church, 1131 Palm f Spdgg *4.' . _____Part 1414111 Church, 1741 W. lIlt Si. I $r Ill. , Ravenna Church .0 Gil. 101 NIctery' ' SSrUIit United Memorial Church I Delary Ave Enterprise Upsala Community Presbyterian CII,.rcII, Upsal *4. Peopes $apig Chapel, 1311 W. First SOrest Sanford Church Of nod Old. 103 W. Of. $j VuM Ma(hsdjs$ Church . Westmin1tor Presbyterian Church, Red Bug ad, BAPTIST , . . PloscregI 1*1st Church. %I W. Airport Blvd. Cassilig,,, Ct.-ch of Sod, OvIllo lIMeS A.MI..Chwch, Comm Ngts. assech sapilsi Church. Ovislo Winter Springs PresbyterIan Chapel, 7114oy AlvMtist Church, PrhIrIe Labs Bapust, Ill,s II., Pore Part Church if Oil Holiness, LabS Moons . Casoolborry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy. Il-fl, Mlurch CrysfelU Alit Lahi Mary Mass Rd.. Winter Springs C Propro Missisnary BiplIll Church. Midway Church of . Orassism. Inigeprios •y 1010 U.. C150iIhaiTy em uuis-,y Basest ch. $ $tfo $J$asmaly OWN! church. West amisid SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Church of God. 1403 W. 161% i. ChrI$ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr.. Svnls.sd Estates Captim api.t Ct.gt. till Sal Ave. chh, lie Ovgrhrusb Dr., Cassolberry Church of Gel in ChrISt. Ovieda DISV7 Com*gly Uilho4it Church, W. HighIanks II., ____ Culifl Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hwy. 434. Forest lesisal Sapilgi Church, $434 Palm.4ts CtIurchsIOidofPrsphicy,$$I$.EI.A,e. DeSary __ City Church. Ojuihust It __ Cisarwalir Illaphst Church, $4. 11.410. Odsen ChurCh '40.1sf Propticy, IPSO S. Persimmon Ave. lt5t United Moihodlit ChurCh. 411 Fork Ave. Club lead, labS NOV Siven* 043 Adventist Church, Maitland An,, : LOW Misslostary Church of Cameron City, Inc. ' lescue Church 54 Sod, 1711W. lilt It., 1Ia*4 e'st Maihsjiil Church if ovIsds $apt !sd,011O,tosNesferAve. Vkho" Sanford Siventh Day Adventist Church, 7th 6 film St. Pool bspW Church. SI Plne *ve. ,, FOnt $auilp.n llalhi.*ll Church, $445 lIaised Ave. . III Pit Ave. pbrot s*s CS Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church, , Mlsi , IpNgl Church. Canaan Ngl EASTERN OSTIIO Free Mahodiol Church. * W. $4 SI AJ$4mssIe Iprtes. If. 430. ______ ____ ____ PrIrtI _______ -p Se WC Mars Mill Seventh Day Adventist Church, III Piiso $1,, Sanford'enary 1*151, flIt & Codar irst UnlOad iyllh.aul Church ii Ssnsva. Osnora __ OTHER CHURCHES MssIsory BaptIst Church, $l Cypress St. Isllgrn Orihodnu Church, P. Siniva Iaih1SM Church, Sans ve DIms., ill S. Mapinito A .. PInt sapta' Church if Tiffple BaptIst Church. Palm Sprinol SI.. Alsomsase ipriàge Sonisri StIll United Malha*$t Church. Airpsrt Blvd. FM-si Church .4 Alien's A.M.E. Church. Olive & lilt mM Sept51 Church. Mart S William P' iaeisrs DISIBdaS Che.Ch St. Saris. lii Shaiwsel ci.. s Chopis am-s. Church, Ovisdo ___ FOrgI SapIfot Church of Labs Mliy LII FaIth Chapel, Camp Seminole, Wskivp Park Rd. AR Springs L Aflamonto Springs Oalitouo Moihodill Church. Orhsdo PUll 11.4 CO of Late Uaarsa ParIah Avenue Hotinesa Chapel, loarlall Avg. ills Nigs Baptist Church. 7)0 Usage A ve. , laster. OrModsa Church, St. $ls,onsel O.C.LI US South $5.. OsOsin MalhSItd Church Pw.4 BapSlilChurchø Le" n" Car Church $Sri* Chutosta Comø1ty Church , Per. Part WasIstaa fU1.slhp.tJ, m, es W a, Fall ____, i,a' SapIlisif 0,55 Churds of Jesus Christ of La$ts Day Saints, flu Part Ave CATNOUC Eastern Or*odsa Chgech, St. 450556*1.01101, CYFISS P . Jot. CarvsssIss Dasl. U.S. PIi'Il 510011ChlIl'ch II 1aP'ilI Fl *t Church of Christ, Scientist, we 1. VA W. HWy 1141, Fori Part 'Church gi the $ativfty, Live Mary St. Labs 55-I. Church II Camsrgs Cloy, Inc., Soardall of 51401 ____ SopIla' Dwrchif WInter Springs. $05111t.rl. Ed. " lab. Mr Chapol. Orange Blvd., 5,55 Msnrg .. AN kiss CoMec Church. ill Oat Ave.. 1*1,0 . U. IY' *.M Dur V. Church. 115111.1* 54' Kingdsm NaIl if J.h,vaws Witness, Labs Mo.r Unit, INI m. EPISCOPAL . Si. AmWs Catholic Church, Oawsad Trail, Delary M. Pal's Mi*LSh1 Church, Osteun It. Inteiprhss iI.__ S1esi ' $lSIMed Malililni C10WCh. 1010.1'! Si. Augustla daIhotIc Church. Sisal 5!., near Butts. no.. . ____ PusS Sir. Church of Its Living Gil. Midway . ThiCturstif *sssdll.pIi..l.MalIbantUI Labs Ave. Coessliorry 10'IISIUodMI1*LlIItClurCh.SOS3isMl4Lang..sad *ld 510W Dur. Christ, Idintiso, li Blvd. ins Veaus LII Saints $rpsl Church. S. Ossary Pus., S5*ysgs Mary Msaôiee-S C5Ih51C Church. 5501115.0 Ave., Ave. 01*2*5 INS St-ass 115*0 Wsrre clot. Me S. __ lIMo Durot. ____ 4, 1 _ Christ 5pfo, Chu ' ___ *flaiignt. Springs . POaSlCIgflIOpe. Bills Tasoreacie. lingesel Ap., olt to.. Me Lakes CIOhOSIC grCh. 111$ Mailmilian. Dolissa . $507 Cress Episospol, Pert Ave. if N, $5* First ds Me Ilosarise. $451 lasMol Ave. 4555. •s'a"v 1*1.4 Cab, $431 11- PUll II. 0015115 Ssminsls High Schuss) , SO. ShctartoChordsllflLabe$anIlIt.1115*p.jb looses Church 11 Its Nsaa,g.s. 5.1.41, Sonora Fito' P05*01151 Church if Lanowood , CMSIOTIAN. ' I 55 Mary Church if Its Nawon, 1711. Cryslol Lake Ave., 'g y Sips54 Church, arm II., sai..io. First Pentecostal Church of Sanford ii WISH ------.Lab. Mary Ditch. 55101010 54-a &_____ Pull Gsspsl Tatoraacle. Ifli Civnlry Ci MissIon " ____ PM-st Wlam Church. 3057$. Sasisil Ave. . ______ Lake Moirso Church Of Its Naiarene. Wilson School, Orangs lsry SlOW ChSich Sii.iu Nov. ' Mt. Olive $olh.s Church. Oil Will Ed.. os.. Mr 4 11 lilt Am Synagegue, mesSing. ii i5*gsa M51, *JfoR*1 helen Christian ChurCh. $4 W. AMpsri 507*. ____' 51* Sanford , _____ Sanford Alliance Chuid', liii S. Fart Ave. Me Monlab PriaSiw Iop5if III) Lssuis 5p'ng, . NsrIhsIIs ChristIan Church PIsrids Nails Or.. 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Gerald and Janice Grindley, nationally known singers and recording artists, will be In concert this Sunday at 10:45 a.m. at the Longwood Church of the Nazarene, Wayman Street and Jessup Avenue, Longwood. Pastor STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ID. PLANTED INC. Li 'rd probhibly be a school kid in Columbus with hopes of bt'cniiiino a veterinarian or baseball player someday," he Sometimes Michael gets tired of being thought of solely as a precocious Preacher. "Wl)t'fl l'ill 1(1 the pulpit, I want to be considered a preacher,' he explains. "But at other times, i'm just an allAmerican red-blooded, peanut-butter-eating kid. '1 don't like people to treat me special because I preach." Michael reports that he attracts an assortment of people to his rriLs;ldt's across the country. "Some (01111' out of curiosity," he says, "others to see it show or to get a blessing. And there are skeptics in the audience. "People will often approach me intent on arguing about my being it preacher or the things I preach. I don't like to argue; that's not right." When confronted, Michael says he usually backs off with a friendly, Well. brother, I love you anyway." Michael's claim to fame includes more than preaching. lie also offers prayers to heal the lame and the sick. "I pray for the sick, and God heals them," he asserts. , " I ., This Is the predicament most of us are In .i good (teal of the tune. If we could (10 this -or if we had (lone that lift' today would be a breeze. But what if you can't make amends because it is too late? What if you can't do something because the strt'ngtii ii tlit' will or the incentive isn't there? %Vhat if you can't screw UI) the necessary for an undertaking? If you can, of .'oiurse things will be great. But what if you (mIfl't? Lenten services will continue for the next four Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford, on the theme, "The Cross and the Common Person." Holy Week services will be announced later. All services are open to the public. 11:008.m. 11:118.m. - - Study, Wednesday Pastor Family Night Supper e But What If You CanIt 90 Presbyterian Worship Service Grotto Sanford Pastor Morning Worship 0:301 11am. Sunday School 1:41a.m. UMYP 1:00p.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast 2nd&lthThursday 4:30am. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff , PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees . ..-..-.'-..-..-..-..-..-.'-... "' Lenten Services At Redeemer (I"hlid Evangelist Michael IA)I'd 'l was two years old when I first realized I was Illeant to preach," says Michael. "1 didn't argue with the IAwd. But for three years my father wouldn't allow it. "So, during that time I would preach to dogs and cats, other little children or the trees. Who or whatever would listen." His father was finally persuaded to change his mind eight years ago after a typographical error in a Kentucky newspaper announced that Michael Jr. instead of Michael Sr. Was' to preach. "The people came expecting me to preach," the boy t'Xplains, Michael is thought to be one of the youngest ordained ministers in the country. He says he is ordained by the interdenominational Around the World for Christ Missionary Fellowship Outreach. Michael concedes that he has no formal religious training. "All it takes to pi each is to yield yourself to God," he says, adding that he would like to attend Bible school or college someday. The young ungt'list plans to remain a nünister when he grOWS U[). "I want to keep preaching until I die," he declares. INlichaell says that if God had not led him into the ministry, he probably would have plans more like those of other boys his V • . . . - • , , I \. , - courage The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ' Sanfordo Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Dunn Conducts Revival FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 141 Orange Street, Longwood Rev. F. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. Wed Bible Study 7:30p.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 4:30 p.m Darwin Shea Sunday School METHODIST CHURCH Lee F. King A14114111111 Mrs. Christine Alvarez will speak on Cooperative Ministry at a meeting of the DeBary United Methodist Women at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the church parlor. Devotions will be given by Ruth Langille and the Esther Circle will be hostess for the tea following the meeting. Pentecostal UPSAI.A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1 . -- ' 11:00a.m. Morning Worship .-S lil CONORIGATIONAS. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3411 S. Part Ave. . 3734100 Pastor Nov. Prod Neal Nov. Edm L. Weber Asso. Pastor CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates Pastor Nov. Robert W. Miller 0:41 am. Sunday School 7:00a.m. MYF 2nd &lthSun. Eve. Worship Ill & 3rd Sun. 7:30p M. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group ' ________________________________________ Sunday School Pastor 1:31a.m. Sunday Schs.l 1131.11 am. Fellowship 11:008.m. Morning Worship Wed. Prayer Meeting 1:10p.m, IBibteStudy I .1 ,d_a. I... - ' S. 7:30p.m. _______________________ Methodist Women Meet Rev. George Dunn will be the evangel ist for revival services to begin this Sunday at Ravenna Park Baptist Church and continue through Friday, March 7, at 7 p.m. There will be special emphasis and music each evening. There will be a nursery provided for children through three years of age. SAGINAW, Mich. (NEA)-Little Michael Lord is as good at explaining his work as an ordained minister as he is at kicking the soccer ball with the kids back home in Columbus, Ga. "I don't mean to brag, but I can really kick that ball," S8S the blond-haired youngster in his clear Georgia accent. "I like 1 good game of soccer." Michael is the son of Michael and Peggy Lord. Together with Michael's younger brother, Eddy, they make up the Singing Lord Family of evangelists. The elder Lord became a minister at the relatively young age of 15, but his SOIl beat him out by taking to the pulpit at age 5. day's ents at a revival series March 12-16 at the Free Methodist Church, 4th and Laurel, Sanford, Services will begin at 7 p.m. each evening. OF THE NAZARENE Ill) Sanford Ave. john J Hinton Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 10:1148 M. Youth Hour 4:00p.m. Evangelist Service 7:00p.m. M.d week Service (Wed.) 7:00 p M. Nursery Provided for all Services :.. ....iO:: ':. •'.:. I , .1 . " .." ' ..' 4-•'.. ___________________________ ________ Canadian pastor Arthur N. Pressey will preach from Mid-Week Bible rt Blvd. & Woodland Dr. Pastor Rev. Fred R. Gardner 030 a.m. Church School 10:40 am. Singing and Sharing 11:00a.m. Worship Service 4:30pm . Youth Mott ing Tuesday Bible Study 10:00 a.m. and Prayer Tuesday and Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sharing Groups Nursery Provided for all Services _________ ______________ '' Congregational L prophecy found in Revelations and how it relates to the LAKE MARY CHURCH of NAZARENE Ill F. Crystal Lace Ave. Lake Mary Rev B. L Wagner. Pastor Sunday Worship 10,00 am. Warship Service 11:00a.m. Eve. Worship 7:00p.m. Mid Week Serv.lWed.l 7:30p.m. Morning Worship Sunday School _____________ ______ a, 414 .,. 7, 1 : 11 1_,., I I . Pressey Preaches On Pro phec LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Pastor At Green 9:41 a.m. Sunday School 10:4) am. Morning Wor%hip Evening Service 7:00p.m. 730pm, Mid Week Service Rev. Rod Thompson GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7:30p.m. ..,. NEW BETHEL âME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Pastor Qev.M H Burke Jr. Sunday School 0: 30 a.m. 11.00 am, Morning Worship Evening Worship 4:00 p.m. Tues Evening PrayerServ. ?:lop m. Tups Official Board Meet. 1:00 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.02 E. Lake Mary Blvd. Methodist . • By MARY LAWRENCE FOREMAN The United Methodist Women of Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, will have a Call to Prayer and Self-Denial service Wednesday beginning at 10 a.m. The Joy Circle will be in charge. The UMW's monthly Bible study and craft workshop will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. The study is conducted by Alice Chatlos followed by the workshop in preparation for the annual bazaar until noon. Brine a sack lunch. Grindleys Give Concert _____ _______ ______ ______ . . CHURCH OF GOD SOW. *3nd$tret Y.P.I.WH. RAVINNA PAIK BAPTIST CHURCH O7I3CISRIVYCIISNSO4 In. Sari DOSiSE lilian'. kalsyishlel ______ It ill ia rch rel, 41W p.M. Church re" 1110P.M. IvSPISUWSfl* ______ YtSlp.. W - Ioll• ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 434£ Red Bug Rd. Oviedo I Siavia) Rev John J. Kucharik Pastor School I iS a.m . Worship Services I:30Ill.00am. We maintain a Christian School -Kindergarten through Eighth Grade i•. 0Sunday %A10- 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2911 Orlando Dr. I 793 (Lutheran Church in America) Rev. Ralph I. Luman Pastor worship 10 00 am. Sunday School 100a.m. Nursery Provided :; •••_ Church Of God Senday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. Evangelistic services &:01 P.m. Wed.PrayarlllbleStvdy lrOSp.m. Indegendont Missionary ______ _______ ________ 1.,iIP... .,, L..._ PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3434 Palmetto Ave. . . ' ________________________________ . Sunday Service 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. Sunday School Wednesday Testimony 7:30p.m. Meeting Reading Room daily noon to 4p.m. except Wed. I Sat. Tel*. 700.3424 Church LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH car, Churc$lAve.I Great St. ilouthorn) Pastor Rev. James W. Hammock . I _______ ______ ______ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA EIkcam Boulevard and Venus Street 1:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Serv. . - 0 . Methodist Women Observe Call To Prayer And SeIf.Denla IC 00A m Evangelical - Have our headlines yet reported a greater discovery" Joe Johnson Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. I 00 a m to 008 101,I) a m, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCHOFGENEVA is Geneva, Flo. Pastor' Re. Gary liner 10.008 m. Sunday school lSun) 11:00a rn, Worship Service (Sun.) Prayer erv. I Study (Wed) 7 009 7:00pm. Youth Fellowship Dinner following Service every 4th Wed ', , Sunday, March 2,1180-7C Little Michael Has Been Preaching Since He Was 5 I Briefly Nazarene FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary Pastor Avery M LeN Sunday School 0:41 am. 11:4) am. Preaching & Worshiping I 11pm Bible Study 1:30p.in. Sharing I Proclaiming 1:30p.m. Wed.Pr.yerMHf Nursery Provided Rector The Rev. Leroy 0. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy Communion Do his words belong among the headlines and datelines, the terse reports of earth-shaking Should they compete for our attention with all the goods and services we d like to buy" CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH III) Oak Ave.. Sanford Pastor 9:418 m. Episcopal . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ?is Oak Ave.. Sanford Pastor Fr. William Ennis Asst. Pattof Fr. Peter Mitchell 7:00 p.m Sat, Vigil Mass 1a.m., 10:301 I) noon Sun. Mass 4.5 £4.7p m. Confessions. Sal. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * .1 Church 1 RELIG 10N COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17 92 at Piney Ridge Rd. Cassilberry Rev Arthur Fidget) Patter Assoc. Pastor R,v, Bob Dickinson 0:35 & II a.fk: Morning Worship 0:31 & I) a.m. Church School Services with classes for all ages Feiiowth$p Colf,e between services 1:30pm. UMYF lOop Evening Wership Wed Bible Study £ 1.30p.R Prayer Serv. First Wednesday Fellowship . Supper Assembly Of God Freddie Smith 321-2914 Sunday School . ieo Adventist Saturday Services: Sabbath School Worship Service Wednetday Night Prayer Service ., Holy Communion Holy Communion will be observed Sunday at the 9:30 a.m., 11 am. services at Community United Methodist Church, Casseiberry. Rev. Arthur Padge tt will give the meditation. . - Revival Services Set Revival services to be conducted by guest preacher Paul Carmichel of Neptune Beach will begin Sunday at Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, and will continue through March 9. Services will begin at 7:30 each night. By GEORGE H. I'LtGEN7. A minister was quoting to a group of Bowery derelicts from Rudyard Kipling's poem ''If." If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting, too.., If you can dream -and not make dreams your master; If you can think - and not make t hought your aim. If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the Same... The poem goes on: "If you can (10 this ... If you can do that" and ending with: Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, And - which is more you'll be a moan, tiiy son! - When the minister finished, one of the Bowery men in the hail got up and asked in a loud voice: "Yeah, but what if you can't?" This is where tue holy communion conIes to our aid. Communion is for among others -those who are unable to make it on their own and who need the assurance of one wilt) comes to ti$Ciil when they are on their knees feeling very helpless and who says, "here, let me hell) you." We tend to feel that achieving happiness and success in life is up to us. And to an extent that is so. But it isn't the whole story. What the incarnation God's coming to earth in the person of Jesus Christ says to struggling humanity is that there art' times when we need outside help, that there are sonit' things we cannot do for ourselves and by ourselves, The incarnation is saying to men and women who, who hart' discovered that there are limits to what they can do: you can't, I can. here, let tue." The purpose of the incarnation was not to replace our best hwnan efforts but to supplement theni with it "po wer that is not our own," it power that can frequently make all the tlifference. It is in the holy communion that many have found this power. __________ - Son Burns Away The Fog The 8th Annual Mardi Gras will be held at Our Lady of the Lakes Roman Catholic Church grounds in Deltona March 79 beglrsting at 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 9 a.m. on Sunday. A roast beef dinner will be served Saturday, 4:30. 7:30 p.m. Pancakes and sausage will be served 9 a.m. until 7 p.m, on Sunday In the social W. Proceeds will be used to pay for the new Catholic Schoolbus. Festivities will Include games, Bingo, food concessions, Country Store, handmade articles, plants, and a "Trash and Treasure" and antique booth. Drawing for the grand prizes will be Sunday at 9 p.m. This morning as! drove to the church ottice It was a foggy morning, similar to most that we had this past few weeks. I would estimate U* visibility at about one half block. The windows on the car were steamed over causing even more restriction to the human vision. How small and insignificant that fog made me feel. I couldn't see beyond the proverbial "nose on my face", Kevin Chubb of Maitland has been called by First Baptist Church of Oviedo to be youth director for the rest of the school year. A senior majoring in business management at the University of Central Florida, he plans to attend Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary In Texas. He is the son of Al Chubb, owner and general manager of WAJL radio, and Mrs. Chubb. Prior to coming to Oviedo, Kevin served as discipleship soup leader and a member of the ensemble, Unison, at the First BaptlatChurch of Winter Park. He will be In charge of dl of the youth activities and chairman of the church youth Seminar For Women Eiriched Uving Seminar workshops for women of all on. ies will be presented March 71 and 14-15 at the noncircle Community Church, Biblically Circle teilj* presentation will be rionted, hg1 Venia Birkey, former teacher, counselor and for MIA by years Dun of Girls at Ben lApper. School In Asheville, I.C. For Information on registration and fee, call I51.$. aslorA will be at the clutch it 710 E. Colonial Drive. Baptists Plan R•vi vol Revival services will be conducted at the First Baptist birth of bngwood this Sunday through Wednesday by tev. Terry J. Rhodes, pester of Conway First Baptist isrth of Orlando. Services beglnSunday at 10:50a.m and p.m. and continue each night at 7:30 in the present diirch mctuwy at Clutch and Grant streets. There will be .0tsred vocalists at each service. A nursery will be Rev. Jim Hammock, pastor of First Baptist, Longwood, ill condUct revival services at the Conway church. March P!15. Rev. Rhodes Is a gradua te of Stetson University and '°cn Baptist Theological Seminar. He has served as In vurkiw Soiitiwrn Baptist anirches and writes for denominational publication. - I)EWAYNE LASSETER ("IIARl.ES DAVIS - Mardi Gras Scheduled Youth Director Named ! it.I - Revival services begin Sunday at II a.m, and continue tiightly through March 7 at Lake Mary' B1i1)tist Missioti on Lakeview Avenue. Rev, l)t'wavnc Lasseter of Huntsville, Ma. will preach and ('hark's "Blimp" Davis will be singing and leading the music. local singers and musicians include Steve Nephew, The Billy Wells family, the %'ai'ia lions ensemble, Elaine Drake and Shirley l{yan. Terry and Colette Clark. DEAN TO SPEAK Jesus '80 Thomas .1. Turner, I'h,i)., dean and vice president at Stetson Christians are coming University, i)eLand, together March 19.22 near will speak at the II Orlando on the same 172 acres a.m, worship service of pastureland next to Walt at the First Baptist Disney World where similar ('huirch of Oviedo this festivals have been held for the last four years. Jesus '80 is SUIithIy. .uareh 2 PrIor a transdenonnienationai to ('(bIlling to Stetson 2 event and will be f ou r nights years ago, he was pro- and three days of music, Bible lessor and chairman of teaching, fellowship and the physics depart- camping, Although Jesus '80 ment at Wake Forest will be primarily a camping event and a camping space is University. lie is included in the registration rently the secretary- fee, there are many hotels and treasurer of the COfl motels near the festival lerenee of Academic grounds. Approximately Deans of th e Southern 30,000 people are expected to / States, attend. LOflhIfl9 - Suddenly the Idea hit me! Isn't that the way that giant light In the sky began to burn off the It is with man? Just because he is a man his fog. Street signs came into view. Other cars vision is limited. He can we no fur ther into that were hidden in the distance suddenly the future than the present second that he is appeared. living in. Having suchallmited vision creates problems for him. In the midst of We he must Again the thought came to me, was it not continually raise questions. "Why did this the Son of God that could burn through the fog happen In my life, Lord?" "What possible of man's limited knowledge and bring light good can come out of this situation?" and understanding? How great is God and As I drew near to the ch urch I looked up how limited and finite is miian! Which way through that fog into the sky. A bright round shall we turn? Which way are we going? Keep oval hu ng there li ke an orange on fire. It was looking at t he Son........ by ourselves........WE the sun. In a matter of minutes the rays of DON'T HAVE THE FOGGIEST IDEA! " ' ' .".. , .. . ' . - Johnson Plans Move Rev, R. Burke Johnson, pastor of the Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood, has accepted the call to become pastor of the Moravian Church, Sturgeon Bay. Wise., effective May 1. Rev. Jolaison will conclude Its ministry at Roiling Hills OW end of April and will be Installed at the Sturgeon Bay dutch On Sunday, May 11. A native of Winston-Salem, N.C., he Is a 1963 graduate of Guilford College, N.C., and received his degree &M Moravian Theological Semin'y, Betlgetm, p, in 1967. Jo)mson came to the Rolling HllhspsrlshinJuly, 1913, from Advent Church, Winston. ___ He Is currently the president of the Florida District Board of the Mse'avlan OWlek Southern Province, and has earlier served as that board's treasurer. lie has represented that district on Provincial Planning Council. He is a former member of. the Board of Directors of the Laurel Ridge camp and conference program of the Southern Province, a member of the provincial Board of Homeland missions, and of the north Carolina Council of Churches. Johnson has been active in th e South Seminole Ministerial Association, has served on the Woodland's School PTA Executive Committee, and Is a member of the Rotary Club of Seminole County, South. He is married to the former Eleanor Fishel of WinstonSalem, who will complete her training for an RN degree in nursing In mid-April. They have three children: Beth, age 16, Sarah, 14, and Kristen, 10. cJ:IiJ II r. 1 k1.. ,T' :Yahl Sr REVNAIS FIRST BAPTIST, GENEVA MARCH 2-5 EVANGELIST, DR. BILL MARR LARRY SHERWOOD, PASTOR RAVENNA PARK, SANFORD MARCH 2-7 EVANGELIST, GEORGE DUNN GARY DEBUSK, PASTOR LAKE MARY MISSION MARCH 2-9 MARCH 2-9 EVANGELIST, DEWAYNE LASSETER JIM HUGHENS, PASTOR PINECREST BAPTIST, SANFORD EVANGELIST, PAUL CARMICHAEL GRADY SNOWDEN, INTERIM FIRST BAPTIST, LAKE MONROE MARCH 9.16 EVANGELIST, DON FOSTER JOE CHAMBERS, PASTOR FIRST, BAPTIST, SANFORD MARCH 9-16 EVANGELIST, DOUGLAS SAGER MARCH 30-APRIL 6 EVANGELIST, LOWELL LEISTNER J. TED COSMATO, PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST, OSTEEN RANDY PRUETTI PASTOR 1 5- ;_ •41' . J ' . O7 W:- ', I, . �_________ ___ • BC— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE — YOLJ CAN VE'CUVE A 5OAIN3,Ou BOV CONSiDERED Sunday, March 2, 1980 ______________________ 11 by Chic Young / COVOUHAVEAWOTTLJB) OI'0LJI OWN? '1HC1-1 TTu ,41 CERTAINCY , Io f HO O COPE f BYHERNICEBEDEOSOL THEN 30 5O4Ku s—, HEAD IN rr' __• R S — \\j 'cT2 1 For Sunday, March 2, 1980 ccr.? i Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Written avowa 0 a debt 1 Pine 4 Close door 46Choler 47 Futile 8 Eschew predecessor 51 Reception CIA room 12 13 Ancient Irish 55 Seed pods d 56 That cuui ACROSS I 14 Narrow aiAAiI jjc A A STAT c A ER A A T J NO £ fl F I A NC F T i ___ I I S10LIN i [F 0 0 air as wds) bureau (abbr.) 48 Spirit ___ ___ ban 58 Poverty-war Il S T £ Fjcjc S0Rr YOUR BIRTHDAY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be 15 Ufl agency(abbr.) ____ I y I T B A engine March2,I%O extremely careful today with 59 City slicker A s TALIN 60 Minute insect oJujT Working in tandem will possessions you prize. If you 6 Stockican T N C I Yield under probably give you the borrow anything, take pains Exchange ' pressure (abbr) greatest returns this coming to return it in the same con38 B!ackthorn 62 Cry of sorrow 11 Small year. Two specific partners, dition you received It. fruit salamander 63 This (Sp) 18 Bus station 39 Wooded one you 've worked with 64 Saratoga 19 American VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A 20 Malady valley patriot before ind the other new, failure on your art to 22 Day of week 41 Flowers DOWN Amou n t 21 could bring about the best cooperate with companions (abbr) 43 Make carried Dip results, could I River crossing cause needless 2524Most 23 Being (tat) 45 Custom homely 2 Words PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) problems. Don't make t hings 29 Eastern derst:nding(2 25 Information Be wary of forming part- harder on them or an 1 r) -.5. J.... 0 JJ,, ' BEETLE BAILEY WRONG, COCi<lE by Mort Walker -' AYT,-1lN& _____ \ ) \ / 01-4, JUGT THINKING ( ABOUT LI FE I -' WI-IAT DO You T1-4IN( A8OIJT IT? \ ( IT'S PRETTY \ \, ROTTEN I I I I MAYBE 'YOU SHOULD TRY A DIFFERENT /)rj itv cr —'c-N ('') I nership arrangements - SEAT /\ ' -_--__..-" ,. . C -: - i .\ _____ - K. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarsom - — I LCNS TO 566 A MW GMW A Ili liag 6W,I' LL *AT PIPe ..IT MAKES HIM LOOK,50 A.V ViRlL! '-I : Q 8 4L 1 1 I ARCHIE PRESS BUTTONS ME PHONE TQ _____ WHTHAVEYOU ihe bite on you again today. jj' — — especially if you're dealing & helpful, but limit your with facts or figures. loan, ——— CALL ... LITTON ~6 OPEN YOUR GARAGE DOOR- 1/IURTMY GOT TO C OMPL AIN ____ _____FINGER, ABOUT BETTY! — -j L5v For Monday, March 3, 1980 10 V EEK I) finalized. This is as good a I ( f & MEEK by Howie Schneider ti OW OW GLESr IS W AUTHCR CF Im B10101C.. - I \ Our C 'Wisp sA I U Re y U S P. O' XWELY MISERABLF, HIGf4L'? XCITUJG C*JE. Ft a - ••.... I . VU.: . •-- __________________ -__. PRISCILLA S P0 ARA! I KNEW IT." A CUP OF BEHIND THE PIEFFENBACHIA." • by Ed Sullivan . YOU'RE ACTING VERY STRANGELY, BERNARt7! SHAME! FAKEP HER OUT )R A KWYEY WALLBA ilER IN THE COLELF S KHM THE MVE YOU GiVE UP COFFEE! ZN' BUGS BUNNY by XVE BEEN ASKED TO POSE FOR fl1E CEMrERFOLO OF1HIS MAGAZINE . WI.'4ICk MAGA2INE, PETUNIA? — Stoffel & Helmdahl Invitation re 26 Pacific island 49 Goddess of sponse (abbr.) 27 Songstress fate AcroIth Home Amateur chemical abs on 4 5 50 Phoenix 28 Comparative 52 cagers conjuiiction 30 Small island 53 Harvest 31 On the briny 54 Hindu ascetic 32 Never (contr) practice 35 Case 57 Traitor (ii.) 7 6 8 13 14 16 17 20 9 10 11 —— — :4 six. March 2, 1980 — SANFOno, nORIDA 28 — 30 29 32 34 38 DMN14SOURY 39 EI 46 50 — 56 51 — — 5" — 53 — 57 — 61 63 84 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE S "-- _€4. .._.....41 I Ri4Yc4Ak5..'.p"1 EA=.cNT,RICA A.4 uEWY " V PO nil _____ F; iii lUULSUNUi I _ ) ..--. Ii., •: ASSN I WIN Al BRIDGE I L. ir'JiPi '— "wI,' •. '- fl .:. sr A115 AZW AS 7W Ot4 • II I.. J4. II IUM f /ECYJTC L2I1!J4 CZF..I'4/R! Li i 1! ' I ____ :•. .. 5N7 ' -• ,•.. ANN iVC4'_- '. A(4*W7?15!- 1 ...... - . 50 1i4 T' IE lJ(,J 5..' ____ CW, £Xi4, LITTLE MISSYIS PROBABLY fk.,gr Gf'r HeR Mf1CAL ATTENTION . J PE'(P.RTeP! . . r fr4.4 M7U /il5 'N . ' ' U'RE PUN4AB! WE'LL. aTTEN TO yC . . LOVIIII CA6nM SMEWER, WARSUCKS! .r• s 'L. . . -• L OH- OH.- IT MA - TOO LATE— IMMEDIATELY! k\ / GRRR., --- t. - dtY"U .. OUT FU -TUB 1111111111.4 ITS SHEIK MOO- WU 4" OWL, "PAPPY*. 1 QUICN, ANNIE SEHIMP 41 ISET HURRY, v 1-1)(EEPSLIPPINI BACK 10 IN THE 6ANP- 12 ate action and with 20 or (NE9f5f'ApjENTERPRISE ASSN.1 more bid at least six unless ou find that two aces are (For a copy 01 JACOBY . a 9004Y Fea Ov )VM 005rt AAV _____ 58 60 —— — — — — — by Garry rudoau N1. =16115. I.ik.......l I benefits this coming year. would rather hear today, you Handle their affairs with the could be more helpful if you By Oswald Jacoby one). It shows 7-17 points and same attention you give to deal t only wi th the facts, and Alan Sontag isa one-round force. You plan yo ur own. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to define the limits with subPISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Th is is good day to work The opening bid of one of a seuent bids. suit K ranges from 13 points (11 o eyes todii T wo of a lower-valued suit our bud If d In high ca rds) up to 23 or 24 is also a common bid. It shows You may find something that things carefully you should be with 20 or 21 In high cards. It 11-17 1 is with at least nine could offer you a second able to find some new ways to may be made with a hum- in high cards and is going to source of income. You might trim the fat. drum 4-3-3-3 or a fantastic 8- get to game almost all the learn of this indirectly. Find LIBRA (Sept. 23-oct. 23) 5-0-0. out more of what lies ahead You'll be better off today by It is up to you to respond The one-notrump response for you in the year following not delegating to others things with verylittle. Even a blank and the sinole raise show 7.10 a ppropriate ,our birthday by sending for you could do for yourself. your copy of Astro,43raph Beftlig Your own person will C x x may turn out to be an typehand Thus single easy Same opposite some - raise shows trump support. Letter. Mail $1 for each to give you pride, hand such as S: A x x x x H: A The one notrump shows a Astrraph, Box 489, Radio SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) K X x x A * C: x you balanced hand and obviously City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be Ra ther than make outright Just should pass to a but one- denies the holding for a raise, sure to specify bir th date, suggestions to another today, spade opening. You can t tilt It should also deny the ability to bid one-over-one. ARIES (March 21-April 19) offer advice In way that will at windmills. The Sim lest rule is to pass It is also pretty good policy The best course for you today make he or she feel it was with zero Fol six points and to to avoid one notrump and the flu to stay i n the uIddl find some response with 7 or single raise with !o points. of the road. Weigh and 8. AS (Nov. With 7 or 8 you respond and balance everything carefully Dec. 21) Avoid political in. Jump Raises if you're forced to take sides. trigues and don't play plan to quit at the first opporWe like to use them as limit TAURUS(April 20-May 20) favorites with your friends tunity. With 9 or 10 you will bids but good ones. Thus we hope for strong enougil action recommend 11-12 or The longer you put tWngs off today. Being Impartial will by 13 for your partner so that you the single jump. Partner is today, the more difficult they win you allies, instead of can on hopefully. expected to carry on with will be to do later. You know enemle& WIt0h I I or 12 vou definitely anything, but the barest mini. what needs doing, so don't try CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. plan to bid agaln If given a mum. to dodge duties. 19) In order to re alize your chance and will go to game Jumps in Notrump wi h any encouragement at GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ambitions today, It will be all. Two notrump show 13-15. Forego pretending to be necessary to assert yourself. With 13 or more you are Three notrump 16-17. They something you're not. Your Being wishy-washy could also should be used sparingly. going to make sure of getting We have seen countless slams friends like you for what you deprive you of victory. at least to me. are. Rememg:r the working lost because a notrump AQUARWS (Jan 20-Feb. response has kept the CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) You could be more of a. rile that an oPening bid OppO' ship from finding a 4-41( In a site an opening is nearly Ww suit. Don't dawdle over things that thinker Ow a doer today, lways enough for game. should be brought to a con- be so busy makirig plans that u a With 18 or more you are in In next Saturday's article clusion today. They will you'll run out of time to the slam zone. Take appropri- we will give examples of eventually have to be execute them, 'THE FARM JOURNAL. — — 62 March 3, 1980 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things you manage for Instead of telling another others are likely to reap extra what you think he or she I 33 Petitions LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 34 Storage 3 building persons whose goals are Set up a sc hedule today and 4 different from yours. You try to adhere to It. Unless you 36 Com pass nt 5 must pull together, not apart. have some type of game plan, 37 or Find out more of what lies your day could be frustrating Fleming ahead for you in the year and confusing. 38 air 1 following your birthday by SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 40 Diminutive sending for your copy of In your presence today some 42 Atomic 10 AstroGraph Letter. Mail $1 of your friends may gossip for each to Astro-Graph, Box about a pal w ho Isn't there t 2 3 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Change the subject if you can; 10019. Be sure to specify birth don't be a contributor. 12 date. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2315 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Dec. 21) Details are very Things you neglected to at- important where your goals iT — — tend to could catch up with are concerned today. A you today. Even though the failure to give them the at22 tasks may be a drag, get them tention they deserve could 0 off your agenda. deprive you of success. — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. To maintain harmony at 19) Be careful whose ideas 33 hoine today, it may be you imitate today. They may necessary to bite the bullet, suit another, but they won't 37 Avoid bringing up issues that work for you if they don't fit drive others to take sides. 41 your style. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. K Your powers of mricentration 19) Someone who has taken 44 may not beupto your usually advantage of your generous 7" ' '•' — high standards today. Be sure nature before may try to put to double.check your work, by Bob Montana VERONICA You PRESS A \ yourself. wi th a MODERN. S.nd$ltô There is a general utility response 119 Bridge," csiry . - of this newsoa. . -- per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City .- of One of a higher. Station. Now York, N.Y. suit (the one-over. too ig.) HIGHWAYSAFETY COMMIMION SHE "LL JR1W AN 1040 FOW, fWU!! ONE OF THEM IS .-. . , DWKs ANNNEI IIIINMI E SMSHI STATE FRANK AND ERNEST SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee and John Ror"Ita by Bob Thaves TO amalm In TW "Y' J1Wwoof I I 0M IF IJIV1L. -' JIlL 75F I '.5. DON wo'i - — ,. it." MS i I •' 1 [J Ii - I. TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan IGorrA. 1 1• W mas F=YWK mosprIALWI lOONIES mKit - by . - - Craig Lgg HANeoWIhPLA-r -a MI % VF1 0 0 060 _ 5-- IS__ S - - . •4 I Imp * �. ••i.• _____ _____ ___ ____ - .-.----.- ------ --------- -- - - ..__..._...__! ------------ - - ..- - ----- • - ---------.---------- ----- -•.•-..------.--.------.-- ---- - - --------------- -- --- - - - - -- - £1 MI HAS' AV 7fE - Ywua _ SAY rr TWT AS SOON AS 1 667 A WuNP is? 71EN CWGST EAMNOS QR AT 7)441 EN.. - TO HELP Vbu PO 4,"t is SET 7NE JEWELE/ __! '4 ••• I F L NOV %I, _ .• FMa4Y.- - ___ won 7 SW4T Poffs Ow' Storg: IN A HARSH WORLD ONE TAKES W4AT PLEASURES ONE CAJJ. COUNT GAsN FAOR5 BOAR HUNTING IN HIS FOREST PRESERVE NEAR RCiiAN. j. AND 4ARN DRIVE WEIGHTED SPEARS TOWARD THEIR OBJECT. WHICH WILL BE RQsTEp WITH CHESTNUTS, ,45KEt' DOWN WITH A FINE LOCAL WINE. i I I 4 FOACAA Nos FITY? i• "A GRAPE *77H A PASr, A WIVE WITH A R/7Z " BOASTS GASTON. Bill HIS LAUGHTER TURNS SOUR. A BLACK PENNANT FLIES OVER THE BATTLEMENTS: PIRATES. FROM THE CASTLE TOWER, VAL ANP ARN EYE THE OMINOUS FLECKS ON THE HORIZON. 1j( HAVE THREE SAYS GASTON. 'Z HAVE&VEN ai'OEIc'5 70 CLEAR 77/F COAS7 WE ARE w.44qa&c'Eo.' '- 5 1; Sakai W THE 111ORN LOSER by Art Sansom 0 1I4OJKI WA6 %bUR wxi How I c'ic. ___ UP 60#6 I 3UøT P0 L IT! ___________ NIP - - ____ ____ - , .. ¶. -. ALL ALONG THE AY F*RZNTS ae.m LIP fl1iR civip Lrvsj'oc,ç 11eIRj 04ESTS OF HEiRLOO9 AND TRUDGE FORLORNLY INLANC3 WHERE -ME swwiXiP stiiy ccaus CANNOT REACH. ____ J WHEN THE øRIp iny ii' o vi me I PIRATE OflEP IS SMILING, FOR HE K44 ar cse TO JNP .•,' SCWTIM051 Rim just folf 60406 AFSWT 1t)0 WWAtYw j 4014ON45 HAO BOTH 011605 I know a very easy way to remove a cake from a bundt pan. - - - PLY, 14111wo "Nb t y m$.cf.... ..-•.. ...4 .-. .'.. .. . : i I '- ___ i'..... -. -. ¶$ io 36 fra - .-.-. . • I . '. •{. .. . ,-. PAMD fillS D IiI ALWAYS . 2% *OEM : WI PLy, a -_ . • *,. . _. .,,.. p. . •11* 00 W 0000 a DEAR FRI ENDS: I just received the cutest Invitation In the mail - all hand. slice the tomato in half made and very I ye.catcfflng, I have fe tell you about it through the middle. Than I set because you just mit want to try this clever Idea next time each half on and, cut side up, you're givinga party, and slice through the solid larger piece ofred chocked stripes to mike wedges gingham fabric. The gingham made a border. when the wedges are extra Pictures and can be cut In half materials yew V to they'll still " j ° itationt (InWEIMS, 011C.), Were skied H Michael F. Consoll ant, the whit, card to depict HINTS FROM HIM SIMPLE BUT SMART the type of party being given, HI, HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: in this case, a pizza party. I never expected that l Napkins always seem hard The usual pertinent In. would be sending you a hint to get out when they're formation - where and when but I think I've found standing On end in those — wasprintodlnredlnk. something your readers may holders, sol thought ofaneat This idsace.jIdb like. little Idea to make them more birthdaypartIe$,$owy50 I'vealwaysdi$iikeditwp accessible, such by changing color l sliced a tomato for asa I tookpiIabJe piece of scheme andcut.sjts. and the Insides foil out ofsome cardboard, folded It into a pfoflffig Is mare fioftor,g of the slices. wedge and placed it in the invited someplace So I've found a way not t, bottom of the holder. byapersen who thinks enough loseanyoftp*tomatop First, I The napkins stand on the wedge ata Staggered height _ Instead of all even — thus making each one easier to Cheryl Fisher M IV Oak 011C. Ta ftw &'ra W . . .. - . - . - . H se -atop • ride A TRICK THAT TAKES THE CAKE Tmew la?) . V. IN A FOREST GLEN, GASTON AND HIS PEOPLE HAVE CAMPED WEARILY FOR THE NIGHT. THEY DO NOT KNOW THAT A PIRATE TROOP HAS MASSED ABOVE THEM UNTIL SHRILl. WHOOPS SHATTER THE EVENING SILENCE.;% 80UYT7 ovt'p THE CMIEFTAIN CRES. NEXT WEEK The Slave fltnrkeL DEAR READER: Thils Is VW CoMme. If V"Id like #0 Share a MO, ask a —on or itsolte, a sv@M. tka, wrN@ me care a# No nowspepor. ftp, "abbe Lightly grease and sugar the pan before pouring the batter In. When the cake Is done, let it cool. Then tip the cake upside down on a plate. Works like magic. Dean McLalrd, Age 12 ROSS ISA CLEVER LADI DEAR HELOISE: My mother told me to throw a Plastic clothes basket away. I looked it over and made two plant trellises. I took the bottom and made a giant Frisbee. I took the top ring of the clothes basket and made a loop to throw a football through. Your friend, RossM.rieLower A 7 Ross era seven year old you' a ftY thrifty little Id andacleveronetoo ' Ifoloise • AGEMOFANIDEA DEAR HELOISE: I didn't have a jewelry box so I put my necklaces In a Paper cup. Lots of them got tangled and broken, so I made an easy, temporary jewelry box. I took six paper cups and gathered scraps of card. board. Than I glued the cardboard Inside the cups to form an llx," making two 511-1all slits between each card rd wall. I glued all six cups onto an old shoebox lid. Each cup holds four necklaces. I put the chains of the necklaces In the slits with #0 pendent hanging In front and the rest of the chain - In the cup in Its own section. Now my necklaces don't got tangled or broken. Teri L Wolf, Age 9% 3.2 .- • . . iz r- g ji .-7 W ry �- I ------- —___ ___t ---- —. ----- ------ + ----- -- - --. - - - -. --. .- --- — -----.---.- - - -- --"- - S -- - PONYTAIL by L.. 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I . - - - - .1 -I -- - - ---- .-----. ___ i•___ -----"--- - �72nd Year, No. 166—Monday, Mar. 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Triumphant Seminole Team Crows: 'What Do The Pollsters Say - By JOE DES1tNTIS of their own district. herald Sports Editor Herald Sports Editor Seniors Bruce McCrav and Glenn Seminole High School Basketball StainLxtugh saw to it that they did. Joe I)t'Santjs recapCoach Bill Payne's Fighting Tribe did McCray turned in a 31-point-game to go t tires the emotionwhat many though impossible Saturday along with six rebounds, by far his best filled victory on page night. In a pressure packed thriller the performance of the year against Tribe knocked off Daytona Mainland 6 Mainland, 67 to earn at trip to the state playoffs. For the second time in the tournament The victory was especially sweet for the district tournament, the Tribe put it Stambaugh canned the winning shot to the Seminoles, whose only two losses of all together, including a sparkling per- pull the Seminoles from behind and into the regular season caine at the hands of forinance from the bench for the victory, the winner's circle, the Buccaneers. "What do they have to say about us There were other heroes tot,. ftjvjj Frustrated by a 20-point pounding at now?" asked the Seminoles after the win. Thomas controlled the boards for 13 the hands of the Buccaneers just eight The Tribe fell From the state prep poll rebounds and the enforcer. Heggie days ago, and shook up by a last-second and were told they neren't ranked Butler, gut nine, four of them coining in win over Apopka in the opening game of because the' wouldn't even make it out the crucial final minutes. - Auni*rWhir dft by Hal Kaufman NAME GAME) Insert the name of either a boy or a girl in each blank to complete the apolls. 3. _____lnburgh. 4. _____bourne. name of a city: 1. _____adelphia. 2. nI6fl. Wd s 1w IP P3 •t UUV 1 Inner Space! If Earth Is a source of lings, and Pluto's a source of crats, which planet Is a source of LlEI1 uplals? Time limit: 10 seconds. , J&Msut -. Safe .t? Produce a water glass five or six Inches high. Bet someone it's bigger around the top than it is 1tE1 tall. Will you win? Measure and see. I1 EEIt1k EMBUMUME VEGETABLE PATCH All but two of the following Vegetables may be spelled out In the word maze above. Which two? Lettuce Beans Spinach Corn Potatoes Endive Kale Onions Beets Squash Okra Cabbage Carrots Tomatoes Move horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to adjacent letters. Individual letters may be used In more than one word but do not use the same letter Were twice In the same word. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lust six differences in drawing details between top and bsftem panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with these belew. - of ICH 'p 'Buiisw SI '5U(1SW Ii 11MM3 J1'O 5 IUIflM CI ItI I 'PAOW *J0431d 'C 'SUtIMI $4 1406's 'wia.tp u'.ti 'u .400061 ., , A courageous Keith Whitney tried returning to the line-up twice after injuring his knee and iiuumgtd to hit , m important bucket. Sixth man Shun 'I'IIOIIs caine off the bench to help in the back court while "Big Bird'' Steve' Grace and Willie White bailed the Tribe out earls foul trouble with fine reserve i'rforIIu::ices. Seminole coach Payne threw something at the Buccaneers they hadn't seen all year - the triangle and two defense, It all boik. down to Seminole's biggest victors- of the year, vaulting them into regional competition against Ft. Pierce Central Tuesday night. .j. L1uI NEW Now*I M 13ab y, Ifs C C 0 Cold Outside Riddle-.Me-This) Which is the most romantic animal? The amour-dIllo. Which diamonds are marked down? Flaw models. How did the rancher keep track of his stock? H. cattle-logged It. - - By DIANE h'ETlI','K students in the newer part of their herald Staff Writer building because' an oil-fired l'iler in the The Orlando office of the National older portion could not handle the inWeather Service reported a low of 25 creased load. degrees Sundas- night with a wind chill At Seminole' Mt'uional hospital, I 'ublic factor of 9 degree's below zero. Winds Relations Director Kay Rartholomimew were 15 to 25 mile's per hour n ith one 42- reported there were ' 'momentary mile-per-hour gust recorded at 8:51 pm. blackouts" at about :2() am, today, but at the airport in Sanford. em ut'rgencv generators came on to take Little or no frost was experienced tare of t he problem. Sunday night and early today due to lilgil Seminole CotillIN Agricultural :gemmI winds, but Orlando National Weather Frank ,Iasa said today Sunday night's Service official Wayne Brown said there e'xtende'd period of below freezing is a possibility of frost tonight, with temperature's will probably result in loss expected temperatures in the low to miiitl- of quality to some of the citrus crop or 305 and diminished w uitls, dropping of fruit, as well as possible The high temperature Sundayin damage to the trees thenLselves. Orlando was bJ degrees. I he normal high j 1 speaking from his 38-degreefor this date is 74. The average low 5:1 office said the temperature had dropped degrees. below 28 degrees by midnight and Weather officials saul the cause of the remained between 20 and 28 degrees for late season cold is a large buildup of high six hours. Further damage to citrus and pressure over Central Canada pushing it cold front over the U.S. as far as Florida. other crops and follage will depend on him much frost , UNSFASONAl. COLD FRONT 1wratures we get tonight, fie sii(l. "It's rather unusual Illis la,e In the ,The citrus treesare going to be hurt." se,ason to have a cold front push down fie said. "Sonic were starting to sprotit - ..- . . , 4, .• -, 1 MONEY TALKS! "Which reuft leadite the treasure chest?" N is the topic if conversation above. Can you Ied the way? I . , I f 16.' • - - X. - '1 tP A s1I%epsMT.ue cTrr us ') 14&Ar.ELj, I AA0,0 WOWM' AcJ'44YM (, TAVLIeP — man.. - i I Shun Thomas 134) Casey Jones, I{eggk Butler, Bruce MeCray and Keith Whitneywhoop It up as they raise the District 9 t'ha in p Ion sh I p trophyfollnning Saturday night's 68-67 wIn over Slaitiland The Tribe non faces Ft. Pierce Central In regional t' ii m pe t I t I o n Tuesday. Scattered power otages in south Seminole County areas served by Florida affect next year's crop. It may be three' Power were caused by high winds months before all of the (lamnage to the blowing tree limbs onto lN4we'r lines. Only trees is know ii. •. - one major outage was reported, at'.JLIS8 said mmist foliage crops under cording to Tracy Smith, Florida Power cover are heated by nurserymne'n, but Information coordinator. About 1,500 there would definitely be damage to Casselberry residents were without outdoor plants. lie said the low tern' power briefly at about 3:30 p.m. Sunday IK'rature should not have hurt the cabwhen a pine tree fell across a feeder line. bage, but damage will nut be fully known Smith said the load oil Florida Power for two or three days. - L. • '" will continue to climb through tonight "Most spring crops are not up yet," hit' ,-'-. due to the untypical and unpredicted added, ''but if there were any cucumbers Herald Photo by Tom Vincent weather. Consequently, he said, the out, they will have to be replaced.'' utility is asking its c'ustormiem-s to curtail With last week's heavy frost, Jasa Icicles, some 18 inches long, were found this morning adorning this at 6 a.m. today, allowing Ice to form in mans' local yards—al mare unnecessary power utilization tonight added, area pastures will have a delay of front yard tree at the Peter Bukur residence -105 Larkwood Drive, sight In Central Florida. and tomorrow morning. 34 weeks for new spring growth. Sanford. Temperatures reached a record-breaking low of 25 degrees "Obviously, this doesn't mean Today's National Weather Service heating," Smith said, "But we are in a extended forecast for all of Florida cxserious situation regarding our power cept the extreme northwest calls for Supply." partly cloudy slues and mild teniIn response to this request, Orange peratures Wednesday through Friday. A 9 County voluntarily closed today 17 few scattered showers are likely. schools ir%cdb}FlodLlowcr. extra By TOM NETSEL operation by Thursday. Saturday night so she would be sure to SPACE HEATER Herald Staff Writer "We had confirmed reservations," have plenty of time to make Sunday's WARNINGS -' 8 000 kilowatts and was greatly a A derailment and heavy snows In said a Maryland man, after checking in train, "They told mmie the train was County tntl City (If Sanford fire A: Virginia and North Carolina caused with the Auto-Train terminal in Sanford. delayed and wouldn't be in until late," ')reeiated " Smith said departments warn those using space Florida Power is hampered '' the havoc with Auto-Train schedules and left Earl McCoy and his wife were trying to she said. , beaters and other heating devices to be i . . Crystal several hundred passengers stranded return to their home in Silver Spring, extra careful. Se%-eral heater-related Afterse%- eral delays she was told theY plant and it roal-fired plant at the satne today in Sanford. Md., but were told Sunday's train had fires were reported in the area last night, would leave at 10 p.xii., then it was location Auto-Train will pick up the tab for been canceled and there were no pushed back to 5:00 a.m. today before the althouith no major damage was Camed. The coal plant, Sinith said, has been putting up the delayed passengers In vacancies on today's tram, which itself train was finally canceled, shut down for three weeks to install "In cold weather people are taking the local motels. Sunday's run was canceled tuay be canceled. "We can either drive r electrostatic precipitators tair pollution ef4uilflnent to the maxinium and if there Mrs. esell plans to stay in fie between Sanford and Virginia and with north and possibly find the roads filltrain and w'o the trains booked solid for the next three passable," he said, "or stay over until control tuiiLn)• 0tenUru flwd show up," said Sanford Fire Chief G. ose shut-downs td to the problem to save ceipts for a- later days, passenh,ers were a wi i driving the nexttrain on arc . , s . ,UIU. Manning hI'irrictt non know '"t I'mlAin lI ° do," saI I considerably,"11,. north or waiting in hopes of a can. McCoy made a reservation for that L'fI t tIAftIikf)t " '-'"" .'W I "People should have m.i' e th " U kir ' heaters cellatlon or "no-show." the resident of Jenkmnstown, Pa. "I've train but hopes he can get one sooner due checked Din.) t. sure. the), are. been coming down on the train for years Florida Power & Light Company, A local operations spokesman said at to some passengers not showing up at notd defective," it said. least One twi has been canceled today last minute. "Now I'll have to Stay in the and this is the First time this has hap. which serves north Seminole County, peneti to inc." Geneva, Chuluota and parts of Volusia and this afternoon's departure will area for each day's loading." In Sanford, Harriett reported at 4:12 BERNICE IUERGESELL probably he canceled as well. He said Bernice Hiergesell had been visiting in pm. at 1301 W. 13th St. at Joe's Pool hull "I'm not mad at the people, I'm niiad at County, is experiencing no problem meeting power demands,said ...mad at weather Auto-Train hopes to resume Its regular Hollywood, Fla. and drove to Sanford the Weather," uleakltlgkerosenieheater ignited, spokesman Burris. I There was some trouble front wind At 8'12 p.m. a fire at 180 Pinecrest blowing tree limbs onto power lines, but Drive was caused by a defective r Burns said the company has been able to fireplace at a dwelling owned by James meet peak demand, J. McLaughlin. Damage of $1,000 was Th\ LJ 6OM Passen ers Stranded 0 No 001906M =9 4ft ow r Coe T bu) 'r AMy' M4scM cRrT6J WAWA PO '•• 01 - - -;- -- -------- F eezer ing Weath Enangers Citrus Crop - By United Press Interna tional ,this time to be heavy kill," he said. The second successive day and a new mark eastward and southward to the Daytona "We haven't cur ta il ed anything," he Winter's bitterest onslaught of the year most serious damage was to tender for the month. The low of 20 at Beach area. said, - I reported to the attic. At 11:11 p.m. at 800 Santa Barbara in Florida sent temperatures to record young plants, and to blossoms on tomato TallahUM Was a record for the date. In Broward County, authorities sur. Sem nole County Schools have no plans Dri e , e e ric furnace with a heat law levels for March from Jacksonville to vines, which could mean shortages later Steady winds of 30 miles an hour with veyed damages from a tornado that to close, according to Public Information strip and defective wires created smoke, Miami today, chilling millions and en- in the spring, but much of the current frequent gusts up to 40 mph pumped the hopped aIon It path from the Fort Officer Ralph Ray, but Jackson heights but no fire and no damage to the home of dangering the state's citrus crop. crop of most Items could be salvaged, cold all the way to Key West Sunday. A Lauderdale-Hollywood International Middle School has had to double-up Rayniond Turrill. rionue uirua mutual sWu IL was 100 in the Plant City area, where First forecaster at Orlando estimated in airport to Deerfield Beach Saturday soon to assess the damage but "there Lady RoWynn Carter scheduled an midafternoon the wind-chil.1 factor made night. In addition to one death and at probably will be damage to some foliage appearance, strawberry growers turned it feel like 13 degrees on the Bay Hill golf least 35 Injuries, mostly minor, police and bloom. How much, we don't know." on sprinklers to save their crop. "They course where PGA tournament goiters istlmated tornado damage of at least $7.5 them were bundled up likm entrants In the million, most of it at Pompano Beach. 'Citnie Mutual said most of the loss are covered with ice and ft will totnecurrent orange crop would be in the several days to recover. Of course, we Winter Olympics. Jessie Rebel, 70, of Pompano Beach anoigit of Juice yielded but that could not may have another night of the same The winds through Sunday night Fell to her dea th Saturday night when she ' thing," Pittman said. be calculated at this time. prevented frost damage to the crops, but went out onto her seventh floor balcony to G.F. Pitman, a market reporter for the Record lows for the date and for the farmers and citrus growers, particularly storm shutters and was sucked off market news service at West Palm month of March Included 23 at in central Florida, fired smudge pots and close the balcony by the tornado winds. Beach, said It didn't appear that South Jacksonville, 26 at Daytona Beach, 29 at old tires to guard their crops against long The charging storm front Saturday Florida's vegetable crop had sustained Tampa, 30 at Orlando and West Palm periods of sub-freezing temperatures. Beach, 32 at Miami and Miami Beach, 34 "total freeze" damage. Light snow swirled through night brought 3 or more inches of rain "It appears it suffered from cold burn at Fort Myers. Apalachicola had a low of Tallahassee Sunday morning, By - - and temporary flooding of low-lying d wind -burn bit it doesn't apPear at ?l. seettine a record for the date for the evening, the !IIOW flurries had spread areas in Broward and Dade Counties. - - I %_____-__--- - - •'T1 j4./.Sr IP k * 4 i 0 1 ,,.•'... -- ----- - ------- ---- —II ------------ --- -- --'.irT L'I -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 02, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 02, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 02, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald