23 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/133959746eed30d9c60108acc9d2d423.pdf f8761951d57bf5d38e42bb1ebbf1acbb PDF Text Text -- - . . .--.-----.-. - I 72nd Year, No. 184—Monday, March 24,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 if Evening Herald—(USPS 4$1.280)—Prlce 20 Cents 'I.. BEST SEATS AT AIR SHOW unir Some of the estimated 30,000 spectators who turned out Saturday and Central Florida Air Show watch from a rooftop at the Sanford Airport (top photo) as the Navy's Blue Angels thrill the crowd with low flying maneuvers. Below, 5 year-old Scott Tannehille of Oviedo may be dreaming of the wild blue yonder, but For the time being files his jet from the safety of his dad's shoulders. The Sanford Rotary Club sponsored the show, which also featured the Army's Golden Knights parachute team and the Eagles Aeorbatic Team. Air Show Chairman Jim de Ganahl said the event was the best air show ever and he looks forward to next year's show. The exciting show and perfect weather combined to bring out a crowd of 10,000 on Saturday and 20,000 on Sunday. Rotary Treasurer John Mercer said the club grossed around $50,000 and estimates a profit of $20,000 to $25,000 when all expenses are paid, Whcd by Hal Kaufman 1_ -- - 2 - - 3 5 I,—' N10000 2 ME_________ 3 Lf 5 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details beiwean to and holism penal,. Hew--quickly can you find them? Check answers with These bslew. *IISSIIM a .s i 'Iv',jII,W JSSSO 1 II HL 'P 'SUISSIW a OIUMS3 I IU5N5W of me I '01'sw1111531? '1 300MAM /.- MENEM -- - - ' '•"1 • Color Blindi Correct the color in .ch of th. e, tItles: 1. LIttle Boy Purple. 2. LIttle Green Riding Hood. 3. The Goose That Laid the Sliver Egg. _,so I .lI____ • I ; Wi Sum Fuesi S.l.ct a number 14. Mvltlply by U. MvltlplyflusrssettbyNPl. Year .rlglesl member will appear fore and aft Iithe final product. INEEM ID • Riddlo-M.ThIsI Why did the policeman tIcket ths hermit? 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Whet aim pss draw Ia cempisle Ibis cvrls,s s~ lImply aid missing Ness., dot to dat, IS (kid eat. - Iran'Again'Tcd kun9....0.f,.T1nals By United Press International An Iranian religious leader said today ft FCL1Uflp AND ryau SHOULD I eMI'rY ee& bL ;iiIn!& TFUL. i;T American hostages accused of spying will be brought to trial as soon as the new Parliament convenes and those convicted will go to prison, Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkali, the Islamic judge who condemned to death more than 300 officials of the regime of the deposed shah, also told reporters in Rome that Egypt will pay for granting You IAIV 6EEM &WE19 114' oPIbfr[jr ny TO EXIes ALL. W FUS GAMC 1beALL GpWJoy6. Sanford Units Eyeball Budgets anxoru city manager warren ., / AI... L euEVE te SM GeMM& cOURr. (df - . - ------ - nuwies has ordered city department heads to prepare for the belt-tighte ning budget process ordered by the city commission a week ago. Knowles, in a memo to the staff, told t hem to "list each and every function a nd service the respective di vision provides for the public "This must go to the smallest detail. Once this list is drawn, establish a priority rating for each," he said, instructing that the lists be turned into his office no later than April . The priority lists are to be used by the city commission to prepare for elimination of non-essential city services In the 180-81 budget year, w hich begins Oct. 1. The action was taken after Knowles told the commission he anticipates President Carter, In his economic steps to combat inflation, will reduce, eliminate or uhase out federal revenue Knowles d 1981 fiscal year shown in a study of city employees' funds, slated to bring that budget which he will begin preparing salaries and the federal wage guidelines Into city coffers this year. He said to replace that money the city- within the next 60 days must take Into of 9,5 percent. At a meeting of the city would have to Increase property taxes by account a 124o.1$ percent growth factor w '---- Weft U%Z cI$L.. IM 13PI. asylum to Shah Mohammed Reza 142nd day today. AS for hostages, Khalkali said their Pahlavi. "The anger of our people will manifest fate remains in Carter's hands. "It In Tehran, Iran's Moslem clergy called itself in great demonstrations con- United States that is delaying their for a giant anti-shah march on the U.S. demning this hostile, criminal and dirty release," he said, Embassy Tuesday to protest to the fl ight act of Egyptian President) Anwar The first condition for the release of the of the shah to Egypt, Sadat," Khalkali said, adding that Sadat hostages, he said, is still the return of the Iran also, accused the United States of made his decision under pressure from shah and his money to Iran. tricks and pressure to help the ousted President Carter and Israeli Premier "The second involves the hostages themselves, particularly those who acted shah, whom they called "the Hitler of our Menachem Begin. age," and vowed not to accelerate any "I hope to see Sadat end up just like the as spies and betrayed our people," release of their hostages, held for the shah," he said. Khalkali said, , Mrs". Action Repo rts Around The By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer 4B Bridge of low-paid employees would run to about $138,345 annually. The consensus of all five cornmissloners last week was for Knowles to have the priority lists prepared with non. essential service items listed first, The commissioners did not indicate to Knowles where he should look for the non-essentials, In other business at tonight's meeting Knowles will tell commissioners an county and other cities in Seminole County do not wish to cooperate with Sanford in developing a federal grant request to set up a "central recruitment of prospective employees for •" While the Idea was dropped after a second meeting of representatives of the county and city governments, the rnr...nttIv.0 ,I.t'lit.d #n ,'untIn,.. - -rmeeting on a regular and testing center -----'--- ft S Sanford ularieswith salai-lesoffered by a balanced budget this coming year so other cities and business. moneyis tight f es. ary survey completed by Sanford 'It showed us that soun positions are said there is no podbility of retroactive city staff shows that city supervisory adequately funded and some are not increases and it in unlikely those working ..... 28 r adequately funded, Knowles said, rates below average would receive any at 48 ComIcs ....................... an those In similar othe ln slxmontheof th surve y, Increases the second Th e strprtslng part of e he this 48, Crossword .................... clUes axi Ixsine. was the degree of undezfunding for fiscal year. Dear Abby .................... 18 "It proves the old saying supervisory positions.. A yew ago the city's request f a Deaths .......................841 pay to be a supervisor in a city da Department of Dr. Lamb .........................organization," said City Manager City (bmmlsslnner Julio I.. Mon. grant from the Florida cornCo.nrnunityAffairsto prepare the survey said the survey gives the EilIOrIaI ........................Warren Knowles, indication what as turned down. But Knowles reported of hat It should do w To bring low salaries up to average IIilUIOfl an that Ted Cox, representatIve of the HIISESPI .................... ...would cost the eity an estimated $138,45. about salariesIn the next fiscal year. The today department, as w ID SaudOrd to read tOday ct nd th 3A begins O . a e 1., Hsqllal ...................... per year, according to a report orepsieti 1*11 fiscal year pInjIig and poaiuiiy comment on Use report, Coennimlon will begin f city ........................ U ____. ...................... Equal opportunity Othcer Francle the budget In July. - Owselves ..................... 18 Wynalda. p'orjd SA4A The survey, prepared by city gaff to bring everyone munity AffWs provides technical .................. --We may not be able . .................... Is after the Fkrida Department of Cam up to svcr&p,,, Me sold, "but it assistance an a grant basis to help local Weather ..................... 2A munity M*s withheld Its assManim for we're going to compete in the labor illovernments kuprove mvk= and day V. ........................ 2A a yew, compern public and private market, we have to compete." up4o-date with the technical aspects of salaries for like work. It conspires Knowles said the city Is looking toward gowrsumastal regulations. - ' -* 4 '•'•" __ __ - I - problems, policies and practices. A meeting is set for April 17. — DONNA Calleadar C - Sanford Supem"sors' Pay Low Today 01 - scheduled for 7 p.m. today, Knowles will tell commissioners that raising salaries - Expert Thinks Area Protected From By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Runaway inflation and higher and higher interest rates... Anticipated slow-down in the L - _ Woes Analysis "How do they survive?" Mrs. Hady asked. "They must depend almost construction industry... national exclusively on local charitable Predictions of a organizations." To have applications recession.., for welfare accepted, the pe rsons And Seminole County and the have to intend to become Florida central Florida region will feel some residents. "We will accept them if of it, but its impact is hard to assess. they have spent a night at the Construction has already started to Salvation Army as Long as we know drop in Seminole County, according to they are not just passing through," one major contractor, and that's she said. . . resulted in some job loss with more expected. MEDICAL AID LIMITED some questions which come up if Those persons needing medical neighboring states to the north ex- assistance cannot look to the state perience high unemployment are: either. "To be eligible for Medicaid, a Will central Florida have a heavy person must be a recipient of welfare. influx of laborers looking for work? If We have no medical care subsidy so, and they're unable to find work program for most transients or here, will they Impose a burden on tourists. The burden falls back on local welfare and other financial local hospitals and medical clinics," Mrs. Hady said. "There is no assistance programs? provision for shelter or clothing An area econonusi says not at all. either. Florida provides only food The Herald, in an effort to get a directly," she said. clear picture of how the central Florida and Seminole County region Those who come south expecting to stackup during these uncertain collect their unemployment corn- H economic times, looked to local pensation from their home state will persons in the various fields seeking also have a three-to-four week watt answers, before actually receiving money. Here's what those discussions Marge Ward, manager of the State turned up: "I don't expect the economy turning Unemployment Compensation office sour up North will cause an influx in Sanford said it usually takes threeof people to central Florida. I am to-four weeks for the recipients to somewhat of the view it will lessen the receive checks after filing an initial migration because of such things as claim, Dennis Courson, president of the . people not being able to dispose of Flagship Bank of Seminole, said there their homes there and thus not being abLe to acre another home here," is no queslion some oi ths.s Is off aldbr.hdEubànics,deanofthe he north *tUkMsI1fl University of Central Florida's ''it will rlppIa down College College of Business Administration, here, but Idon't think our area will be "Bing e talked about is a short term affected. I don't think we will be able recession nationally, but it will not be to absorb a new influx of people," major or significant here," Eubanks Courson said. said, addi ng central Florida has a "There are difficult times ahead for backlog of construction projects consumers with the high inflation and under way including Walt Disney interest rates. Individuals should World and its Environmental evaluate their own financial situations Prototype Community of Tomorrow to be sure they can cover themselves (EPT) He also pointed to major with existing income," he said. projects at Sea World, the in"The President has said he will ternational airport expansion and other projects of significance that will impose a 10 cent tax and most likely OPEC prices will continue to go up. be a buffer to the local economy. "I don't see any big shutdown CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS SLOWS locally, but I think there will be a LeRoy Robb, a Sanford builder for slowdown In the economy," Courson ma ny years, said he Goes foresee an said. Influx of people coming into the area Courson said while nationally seeking jobs. "But construction people are saving at the very low rate ji business, especially commercial of three percent, that is not the cue construction, Is off quite a bit already locally. "It is the peculiar makeup of because of high interest rates," Robb Florida where retirees tend to ac. cumulate money. They are on limited said. said, and tend to be closer with " "I've had to lay some people off, their money," he said. I've had several jobs put on hold. Jobs TIGHT BUDGET URGED which were scheduled for April have ,It is a good time for everyone, been put off until July. When business especially the consumer, to lighten his was good, I had a little problem belt, to conserve and try to become getting sub.contractors. more productive. And that's a big "People I haven't talked to or job," Courson said. Dr. Eubanks foresees in the longer worked with in years are now asking term with comparison of the to be put on builders' lists," Robb economics in the northeast states said, versus the Sun Belt, there will be an Pointing to the 1973-74 recession, in-migration of more people toFlorida Robb said as demand for building and adjacent states. materials went down, prices also went down. "But that isn't the case now. "Central Florida will be one of the later down the line prices will have to top five growth communities in the tvwnp ,Inwn" ho .nI,4 .,..el,.,. . U DCAL LU years. we are seeing a much stronger growthin the Those who have suffered from job South and we are seeing declining layoffs in the North and come to the growth in the North and Northeast, sunshine state looking for better times old the industrial states," Dr. will have difficulty unless they trinim Eubanks said. . - w.••, _... "Until the old industrial states can encourage greater Investment In their requirement to apply f own locales generate new em-' assistance through the state's nd employment- op. Department of Health and es, people are going to Rehabilitative Services, In prac. timlitY it is difficult to receive the aid'. migrate where the opporttiWties exilL We have bem generating employment Luci Hady, district administrator of opportunities In the Sun Belt. The old fIRS, said there is no general industrial states need to develop a more favorable business climate to assistance available under law. The assistance available is for encourage Industry. Until that hap. "Aid to Families with Dependent ins we won't we a reversal of the (AFDC) and this does not trend," e said. Of the President's newly announced apply to Intact families." economic policies, Dr. Eubanks said It he viduals are hungry, food is "too little, too late, but better late $.uips can be provided under than never." emergency expedited service," she . "I think the policy railing for a ,., t SAW.7bm families which can qualify reduction in federal spending will be for aid to dependent dtildren win have helptul to the h9aUimiry jrob~ at least a 30-day waiting period before The magnitude of federal spending is POMMent auistance can be ap. so great, ft is a step in the right prova direction," he Said. I.- - 1 U Sunday For the WELL SIASONEDI In Shakespeare's words, "the only pretty ring "me." Jam., Bland says Ws when "birds warble sweet." In anagram f.nb,, Its Petters spell IT GRIPS MEN. Whit season? £4. - Economy _ - -. �LI a. t At 2A,--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, March 24 1 - I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1111111111111111111111111111111 Man Jailed On Fi''rearm Charge By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An Altamonte Springs man was Jailed on concealed firearms charges this weekend, following treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a bullet wound in his foot, deputies say. James C. Palazzo, 27, of 109 Larkspur Drive, Altamonte Springs, was arrested outside his house Saturday evening, by deputies responding to a report of a disturbance. They say they found Palazzo pacing In front of his home clad in only pants and socks. As they walked with him towards his front door, a shot rang out. "It's all right, I have a gun in my pants," Palazzo reportedly told deputies. But then he looked down, and noticed he had accidentally shot himself in the foot, they say. He was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital and then to Seminole County Jail, where he was booked on a charge of Concealing a 22-cali ber automatic gun in a pocket. Inside the house, deputies say they found a woman who identified herself as Palazzo's ex-girlfriend. While saying she had been forced into the house and threatened with a shotgun, she refused to press charges against Palazzo for related offenses. GENEVA BURGLARY VVUMLLJ [ I fo IN BRIEF Fighting In Chad Forces U.S. Diplomats To Flee - - - PARIS (UPI) French officials today reported three days of fighting between political factions in the civil-war African nation of Chad. American diplomats scrambled for safety In the fighting in the capital of N'Djamena on Sunday, abandoned the U.S. mission and sought refuge in the - hundreds of people have been killed in It French Embassy. The French went ahead with plans to evacuate foreign nationals, including the U.S. diplomats, although sources in Paris said the situation in the I former French colony was calmer today than on Sunday. "We have no exact figures of the number of dead," a Foreign Ministry source said today. "There are certhinly fewer than the 700 which has been quoted althdugh we understand they are in the hundreds." Thieves, forcing the garage entranceway of a Geneva home, refused his demands, he threatened her with a knife, took her purse, conta ining $250 in cash, and pushed her out of his car. Jewish Schools In Occupied Land __________________________________________________ , Arabs Protest Israeli Decision Huge Oil Reserve In Egypt Leave Prison, End Strike KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) The city's 850-man firefighting force, on strike for six days, was back at full strength today with the reinstatement of 42 fired - firefighters and the release of 71 Jailed colleagues. Men wept openly as the pardoned firefighters ran into the waiting arms of some 400 tearful wives, children and friends gathered outside the prison Sunday a day after the settlement was reached, "I knew the public was with us, but seeing all of the people when we came out was tremendous," said firefighter Gary Dominici. "When we came out and saw the people, it just put chills up and down my spine." n CAIRO (UPI) A French oil company has discovered huge oil reserves in Egypt's western desert that could transform Egypt into one of the world's largest oil-ex porti ng nations, the newspaper Al Sryssi reported Sunday. The weekly paper, which has close government connections, said word of the discovery reached authorities after they learned the unidentified cOrnpany had spent nearly $140 million on search operations in the western desert area, The find is expected to produce billions of barrels of crude, "By checking with the company, authorities found it had actually discovered huge oil reserves In certain areas of the western desert," the paper said. The French firm had managed to keep its find secret for a year. JERUSALEM (UPI) An angry and the myth of peaceful coexistence in Kiryat Arba," Kawasme said. "Not to demonstration broke out in Hebron In the the Holy Land," Bethlehem Mayor Elias sell to t hem, not to speak to them, not to occupied West Bank today to protest Freij said, say shalom to them, not to buy from Israel's decision to set up two Jewish Haihoul Mayor Mohammed Mithem them, not to work with them. S(1)OIS in the all-Arab city. Palestinian said Arabs throughout the disputed "Empires come and go, including the leaders vowed to go on strike If Jews region will stage protests, marches and British Empire, and the Nazi Empire," move into Hebron. sit-ins, "and I won't rule out resigns- he said. "The Zionist Empire will also Hebron Mayor Fahd Kawasme said his tions" to dramatize their opposition to fall." city broke relations with the neighboring the Israel Cabinet decision. Israel Radio said Begin decided to Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba and "We now started losing hope in all force his cabinet into taking the decision will declare a general strike Tuesday to possibilities for the peace process and on Hebron now because of the timing: He protest Sunday's Cabinet decision. He what has been taken by force can never wanted it made clear to President Carter said he and his City Council will resign If be regained except by force," Mllhem that Jewish settlement In all parts of the the decision is Implemented. said, occupied West Bank is vital to Israel's .? I., "This discovery will have far reaching economic and political consequences," stated the paper, adding "it will make Egypt one of the world's most important oilexporting countjes." An unnamed major i ndustrial coun try has already cupation to move Jews into densely confined largely to angry speeches Carter that Israel will not allow creation populated Arab areas. denouncing the Israeli move, of a Palestinian State on its border and "I consider this decision shortsighted, Israel defied the United States and only through a continued Jewish arrogant, dangerous and in defiance of Egypt in its decision to set up the schools, presence will Israel be able to hold on to 811 the morals of the people In the world "We are not speaking to the settlers of the West Bank and Gaza. ' I. Robert J. Smit M.D. DERMATOLOGY revenue, I I: SANFORD . By United Press International Operators worked today to restore full power to a Connecticut nuclear power plant that has gone off line five times In five weeks. A shutdown reactor at a North Carolina plant was expected back in operation by midweek. Both plants closed down Sunday, but officials said neither incident caused a release of radiation outside the plants. The shutdown at unit No.1 of the Carolina Power & Light Co. Brunswick nuclear power plant In Southport, N.C., came just two days before a scheduled visit by federal emergency planning review teams. A stuck pin on the water level recorder was blamed, 1 : ,[PJII•IIPPP PHONE ~ ) 322.028 Guerrillas May Release 5 Hostages 9 ~ . Softball Teams Can Play: Judg i •? .. IZZ2WE RUSSI• :INSURANCE: ' t MARCHOFDIMES 7E ' '' e : Meeting Tonight __ G. . I __ 1 * "L I ___ - Sports I pages of the Evening Herald _________________ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ C1S OiuI Dilly _____ Nwtpep.rI ______ I "MIr.ItUI Sma l : _____ ___ ___ m,PX - 0*11*WI M0M_10 OWN Ph.,, lily My SE4ils. . lh Special - I, I 4 S uui, MI VIC10 Gut, Robert ç. Gof,Mrs.NsncyThomu, Ralph C. Gras.., Clyde C. Green. Ifi; five greatgraadcklldri.; ass alec., Mrs. Lo Oeepsr a nsphsw, Elton Jams. 00a. Jr., Sanford. 1.un Fmoral Home-PA is in ch" at arrangements. __ M_ ___ : Subscribe Now For - alds Is.hsl. C.uuty's bw Miui. M. N.YH1UFRI.94 • q • Rare Interferon Boosts Hopes • 4 •' .• .• I , • '. - • • • IN Jane King (right), president of the Sanford Council of Telephone Pioneers, presents li $100 check from the council to Judy Weller, a Southern Bell Phone Center superviser, for use at the Ronald house. The house is to be used by parents and families of children receiving treatment at the University of Florida Medical Center in Gainesville. - -: RICHMOND, Va. (UP!) Mental health experts say the 70,000 mental patients reportedly sterilized to prevent their bearing retarded offspring were the victims of "a bad ex- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) — Ricky Washington, the 19-year-old suspected "triggerman" In the slaying of an off-duty Broward County sheriff's deputy, is expected to be brought back to Florida today to face a first-degree murder charge. Washington's week-long flight from authorities ended Saturday near Smithfield, N.C., when a North Carolina state trooper stopped him for speeding and discovered the 1909 Chevrolet Citation he was driving pertinent." "It's unfortunate that people really believed in it," Alan Bergman of San Francisco's Association for the Retarded said Sunday. Citing figures from the University of Minnesota's Social Welfare archives and other sources, the Richmond TimesDispatch said in a copyright story Sunday that by 1963, almost 64,000 sterilizations had been performed at state hospitals in 30 SRMINOLRMIMO1IAL. HOSPITAl. MARCH IL is. ADMISSIONS Susan O*1sliansy, Desar , Role 1111. MIllS,, Lon,a MARCH 22. iNS ADMISSIONS ,. Sanford: Hickson James Atwater Randall o. Jonas Donald U. Facti George YOUI9 Charlie U. Hall William 0. GIbson, Odary Noftaj Morris Eugle Lasko. Delary Gertrude Sabo Jeannatte 0. Harration, Delta" Ella J. Didil, Dekry 1 Harlan Perkins, Moultrie, Go. IlIuSsIIi Schmitt, DsItona Horton Pollee. Elgin, S.C. GillS L. Hul1reen, Orange City DI$CHARSI$ CynthIa D. Irowdy, Oviede Sanford: DISCHARGES .. flow V Grown Sanford: Jeffery 5. Node.. A. R us' Robert U Thomas Si$rlce I. Willia mson V. W • William H. Jenkins. D.Itona Cynthia i. Nutt, Enterprise James H. Elllnglon, Orlando Ruth C. Rirettona Calvin -• V :' ' ,, DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) —Scientists promising enough to prompt drug companies today said surgery, radiation and chemicals in recent months to commit more than $100 have produced substantial progress in the war million to the production of interferon by against cancer but the anti-viral drug in- several processes, including using bacteria terferon may open a new front in the anti- "factories" tricked by gene-splicing techcancer effort. niques to make it. "We are at the very beginnings, I think, of a Dr. Mathilde Krim of the Sloan-Kettering new approach to cancer therapy," said Dr. Institute for Cancer Research in New York Jordan Gutterman, who is trying interferon in predicted substantial amounts of interferon patients with advanced cancer at the M.D. will be available to step up testing in two Anderson Hospital in Houston. years. Interferon is an extremely rare, and She said one of Interferon's anti-tumor therefore very expensive, protein produced In activities may be in the inhibition of the rate of tiny amounts by body cells when they are cell multiplication. But precisely how inby a virus. One trillionth of a gram terferon works against cancer is not known. of Interferon produced in the laboratory costs If large amounts of interferon become between $70 and $100. available, scientists believe It will be an efIt was discovered In 1957 but because It is so fective anti-viral drug and someday may even scarce, it was only In the last few years that provide a way to prevent the common cold. scientists began to investigate Its use against Dr. Vincent DeVIta, acting director of the human cancers, National Cancer Institute, cautioned, Gutterman said in a report released today at however, that too much should not be expected an annual American Cancer Society seminar from interferon as far as cancer therapy is that there is no doubt interferon can shrink concerned until more Is known about the some tumors in some people. Ho* It can best substance. be used, and how effective It will be against But he said it is an "exciting" development, cancer, are questions still to be answered, one the government institute is planning to The initial tests, however, have been spend $10.4 million to study this year. 'Bad Experiment' Left 70,000 People Sterile Captured In North Carolina '. s*TuioAv.i 1ofs.d(aN)11s.0 . - Suspect In Deputy's Death HOSPITAL NOTES - states. National totals were apparently no longer kept after 1963, but figures compiled from states show the total now may have reached 70,000, the newspaper said.* The story was the latest in the Times-Dispatch's series of 5 investigations into mass sterilizations, which the newspaper The newspaper said 21,000 sterilizations had been conducted in California since 1909. said were an experiment that amounted "to little more than a "Certainly, in recent years, sterilization abuse on a mass withering assault on a nation's defenseless incompetents in the scale has not been true," said Bergman. "There's been a name of science." massive civil rights movement over the last 10 or 15 years ... It "It was a bad experiment that had to stretch across at least shows that people with retardation have the same rights as you one generation and found it didn't change a darn bit," said and I have," Bergman, "It only abused a lot of people." "Years ago, they (the mentally retarded) were thought of The executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union less than human," said Dr. Anne Wolfe, deputy director of the In Michigan, where the newspaper said 3,780 people had been Office of Mental Retardation Services in North Carolina, sterilized by 1964, said his group might look at the matter. where 6,300 people were reportedly sterilized. "It's a very sticky, controversial issue because of this era of Virginia was a leading practitioner of sterilization for about 50 years, the paper said. In Virginia, some 8,300 people were civil rights and emancipation," said Bergman. "We've come reportedly sterilized, with another 3,300 people in Georgia and full circle from the flagrant, regular abuse to where people 3,000 In Kansas undergoing the now-discredited method of who need medical surgical intervention that happens to be called sterilization have been virtually denied it." controlling mental illness, the paper said, Missing In Texas Oil Rig Blast GALVESTON, Texas (UP!) An oil were awaiting confirmation on the rig 100 miles off the Texas coast exploded deaths, in flames early today, injuring at least 13 Private oilfield helicopters evacuated people. Five men were reported 1111551fl5, the Injured from the permanent drilling and the Coast Guard said two of them platform southeast of Gal veston in the rescued by two passing boats, the Coast NEWCOMER! The injured and missing were not immediately identified. "Florida's OWfl gnestlng seivice" — ded icated to welcoming raw residents. were feared dead. PeMZOI1 spokesman Bob Harper said Gulf of Mexico. Several crewmen suf. A Coast Guard air search found no the rig exploded between and mid night fCred burns and back injuries, signs of the missing men and officials of and 12:30 a.m. CT today. At sunrise, the Anotlwr24,whoappearedunhurt,were rig was still In flames, Pennzoil Co., which operates the rig, Daytona Vacationer Abduct•d DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) — An 19-year.old girl on a spring vacation holiday was abducted Sunday by a gunman who robbed her male companion and six other men at a Daytona Bench Shares motel, police reported today. Poli victim her abductor and are uncertain how he left the area. Police said no ransom note has been received. No cars have been reported stolen from the area around the motel, She was Identified as Carol Ann Barrett, 18, of Zanesville, . I I 4- ...,,,. . .- iW ..w WE CARE MAID SERVICE By Th. Diy, Week, I•WukIy.Mont CUSTOMIZED SERVICE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE ri .te. Owned A call from you will bring prompt visit from our rea Presentative. She has brochurn, civic information; and to help with your shop. ping needs, cards of Introduct ion from local mar. chants. Ss.fud Lila Wien — 323-2712 323-2221 $1141111 I.aurslila-339.1$4i Cs.rdiuiat.r S" OUR SERVICE IS BONDED POlice said a bearded, brown-haired gunman in his late 3 c0*0dW On girl &W her twort along with six other men a corridor of the Weestre Island In early Sunday morning. The man trandeh.d a small 'sliber revolver and herded the eight Inside a motel room. Officers said he robbed the group, then forced the men onto the inonyof the room and locked the door. fte forced the gfrl to remain with him and made he, accompany him froln U* room. POke aid the men trapped on the balcony spent about 20 nimates before they could attract attention and be freed. By lbat time tin mandhe wore gsm, When last seen Sunday, the girl wore a red and white football ersey Inscribed "Daytona SO," blue jeans and a hooded white iweater. The 'lander, medium tall gunman ware a brown parts jacket, hewn shirt, tan pants and gold rimmed glasses I'%-74 -4 7 Welcc~me i Guard said. - -- 46 1) 9oMda . gk" Cce em 25 I. :A..' The list included calls made from Edgartown and the Vineyard Haven area on Kennedy's credit card, which was in. troduced in court. 'Fighting Cancer - '.~. decided to place only 16 calls in the record, which Kennedy said he did not believe he made after the drowing death of Miss Kopechne. 1-1 - ly :: George Bush or John Anderson, despite the fact that they could help boost his showing in a November election. "Mr. Reagan is known to feel that Mr. Bush is too closely aligned with a longtime Reagan foe, Gerald Ford. And Mr. Anderson's 'liberal' image is unacceptable," the Moni tor said. Reagan believes Baker is "particularly intelligent and articulate." Kennedy's credit cards July 18 and 19, 1969, to the late Judge James A. Boyle of Edgartown District Court and former district attorney Edmund Dims. Miss Kopechne drowned early the morniñg of July 19 when the car Kennedy was driving rolled off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island. Parrott told the newspaper that Dinis - - WASHINGTON (UPI) Economist Arthur M. Okun, an expert on "stagflation" and once the youngest chief economic adviser to a president, died unexpectedly of a heart attack Sunday at the age of 51. Okun was only 39 when President Lyndon B. Johnson named him chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers in 1968. At the time of his death he was a senior fellow at Washington's Brookings Institution and had just about completed a book on stagflation. He was stricken at his Washington home and taken to Georgetown University Hospital where he died in the mergency room. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter jumped Into the U.S. Senate race today and immediately criticized incumbent Richard Stone as a spendthrift and a friend of big oil companies. Gunter announced his candidacy from the aid floor glass observation deck of the Capitol as his family and several doom supporters looked on. : He said he will not resign his Cabinet post but has I. notified Comptroller Gerald Lewis to stop Ms state :, salary during the campaign, and said he will limit : , contributiani from the Insurance industry to a maximum of $100 and accept them from Independent agents only. among the voters," and Baker's more moderate stand on most issues is close to his own, The newspaper said one point on which the two disagreed, the Panama Canal treaties, would not be an issue in the fall. In addition, unidentified sources quoted by th e newspaper said Reagan likes the Senate minority leader personally, He would feel less comfortable selecting Kennedy Phone Records Withheld? BOSTON (UP!) Although New England Telephone Co. was willing to present a case full of phone records at the 1970 inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, the court reportedly asked for a list of only 16 calls. The Boston Globe reported Sunday that phone company attorney Charles R. Parrott described the records, which listed telephone calls made on Sen. Edward .; - Gunter Joins Senate Race ___ ____ were ::.: ____________ ___ - . Economist Okun Dead had been stolen in Daytona Beach. Washington waived extradition Sunday when two Broward sheriff's detectives traveled to the Smithfield Jail to talk with him, according to Johnston County, NC., sheriff's deputies. They said the detectives planned to take him back to Broward early today. uncommitted, with all but 12 localities reporting," said Mike Leininger, a state party spokesman. Leininger said final figures would not be available until Tuesday, but the unreported areas are small and not expected to change the percentages significantly. Reagan Missouri chairman Glen Brogden said, "You win or lose in this state at the county caucuses. I believe we have basically done our homework and got our people out." , , Read it all In the Sources close to GOP presidential frontrunner Ronald Reagan reportedly believe he is leaning strongly toward choosing one of his fallen peers, Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker Jr., as his vice presidential running mate should he win the nomination. The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday that Reagan "is convinced that there Is a strong conservative trend running I FLORIDA IN BRIEF DEATHS Don't Miss a single game this Season1l BOSTON (UP!) 14 PIONEERS HELP RONALD HOUSE - first stage party caucuses in St. Louis and most counties during the weekend. Missouri has 37 Republican National Convention delegates. Virginia officials said Carter was assured of 39 delegates at the congressional district level next month and has a chance of getting 16 of the 20 available at the May 16.17 state convention, "We closed out at 80 percent President Carter, 13 percent Kennedy and 7 percent Howard Baker Leads GOP Veep List - - rpi By United Press International Weekend Democratic caucuses gave President Carter a big win in Virginia and Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan scored well in Missouri Republican meetings. Democratic officials in Richmond, Va., said Carter's edge in the Saturday caucuses eventually could give him as many as 55 of Virginia's 64 Democratic National Con. vention Delegates. Regan supporters swept :- The been held 27 days by the so-called M-19 government showed "good faith" in the BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) : 0 leftist guerrillas holding 32 hostages at guerrillas. negotiations. But the source did not explain what the The negotiations were expected to be • the Dominican Embassy offered to free five foreign held in the same unmarked police van government must do to meet that con. of their captives today, a b The Sanford Men's Softball The city commission one ministry source said, with Its back doors removed, where the ditlon or if the guerrilla chief had In. League will continue to use week ago ordered the field The freeing of the hostages was ex. PreVIOUS talks took place. The van is cludedsomeofthedlplornatsjntheoffer. .' the Pinehurst Park softball closed down and lights pected :TONY to take field, on a lease arrangement, removed after adjacent after the resump place today sometime parked outside the twostory embassy in U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio is tion of the first negotla- full view of the heavily-armed April 19 among the hostages. through Nov. 30, according to property owners complain In addition to the diplomats, there are ed Movement guerrillas. tons between the government c.,. an ordsç. 4uued by. Circuit flying balls from,-the games at I,PJI In 11 days. A foreigs ministry sece said Sunday 13 other men, mostly Colornbiat cIti.ens, -,; , t, . $T9 I sJud RL.']regor. this Uwfteld presented .a'iiamtd In ° wttst wt esils' being hold the e*nbeaay. hat talks br oke oIl Ma?di 13:' the . morning, and late night games In. Today's session was arranged at the himself "Comandante Uno," had offered The guerrillas have previously :2411'Th"CH AVE42 ,; Judge -McGregor approved terrupted the peace of the request UNFOlD of the 19 diplomats who have to free five of the captives provided the released 24 hostages. j, a permanent injunction : neighborhood. p requested by the league , requiring the city to live up to City Attorney Vernon Mize the terms of a contract ap- asked the court to have the proved by the city corn- injunction terminate with AREA mission and executed on Feb. expiration of the lease cone s. tract Nov. 30. ___. I MISS MINNE'FI' HOEPNER JAMES EDWARD HINDS MIss Mlnnett W. Hoepner, James Edward Hinds, 81, of 87, of 136 Exeter, Longwood, Post Office Box 6, Geneva, died Sunday night at Winter died Sunday at Lakeview A petition for the paving of Land Avenue is expected to be Pa rk Memorial Hospital. A Nursing Center. He was a presented by residents following a period allot ted for publi c native of Chippewa Falls, native of Grand Cayman, Participation at the Longwood City Commission meeting at I Wis., she had lived in British West Indies, and had 7:30 tonight In the city hail. 'I Longwood for 13'4 years li ved in Geneva for the pt Continued from last week will be a request for eZOfllflI moving there from Chicago. five years, moving here from aeveralplecesofpropertyonstate Road434andPincStreet She wasa retired weaver and Miami. He was a retired fuel from B-i to Commercial, _________ assembly worker. ________ man, having been with the Also on the agenda are final acceptance of TtberOn Cove and Survivors include her 'fropigas for 30 years, I asiteplan for Thunderbolt Electronics in Baywood Industrial sister, Mrs. George (RathM) Survivors include his wife, Park. 11 Krebbs, Longwood and a Mrs. Louise E. Hin ds, - __ nephew, John ___ Krebbs, Geneva; 5 daughters, Mrs. Miramar, Ralph (Edith ) Dennis and ___ ____ Gramkow-Gajnei Funeral Mrs. Genevive Bunclell, both i. WEATHER Home, Longwood, is In charge of Davie, Mrs. Loyd (Naomi) of arrangements. Litton and Mrs. Thomas 11 (Stale) Hoffmann, both of NATIONAL REPORT: Powerful storms brought torrential California, Mrs. Harry rains and a Winding blizzard on the first weekend of Spring. ______________ ' - , "' MERILON BLED8OE 04::::., : Floods claimed at least four li ves and a filth person was (Margie) Haytock, West Merlin y, , prswiied drowned. A flash flood warning was in effect today Apopka, died Saturday night Palm Beach; three sons, for Conecticut and flash flood watches were posted for parts at Florida Hospital North. A James B. Hinds, Maryland, of lUhiol', Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama. Heavy former Sanford resident, he Roy E., Ocala and Harvey G., weekend rains forced some 440 New York families from their was born In Geneva, p,, Daytona; 21 grandchildren ,t1 4 4 ,V homes. A blizzard warning was issued Sunday night for south- was a retired farmer, a and 13 great-gran&liUcen. western and south-central Kansas. In parts of the state, 35 mph member of Sanford Masonic Funeral services and burial winds, whipping as much as 15 inches of snow, made traveling Lodge 62, and First Will be In MIaznL Gramkow almo impassible. Presbyterian Church of Funeral Home, Sanford, Is in AREA READINGS (9 charge of local Igeinents ): temperature: 72; overnight Sanford. .. low: 00; yesterday's high: $1; barometric pressure: *04; He is survived by two .. relative humidity; 62 percent; winds south at 20 m.p.h. nieces, Mrs. Louise Nelson, 1. "1 1 TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 3:15 am., Sanford, and Mrs Charles 3:40 p.m.; lows, 9:37 am., 9:00 pin.; PORT CANAVERAL: Beth, Sarasota. sliosol, uunos V. — I4ØII, 3:07 sin, 3:32 p.m.; lows, 9:10 am., 9:41 p.m.; SI.IISIS Funeral IIrvlcfl for MirHon Y. Briason Funeral Home-PA hOmes, U, Of *115 APIPIIL dud BAYPOIT: Ngha 10:39 am., 9:04 p.m.; Iowa 3:10 am., 3:44 Is In charge of arrangements. Saturday night a Florida P.m. Hospital North, held at 2:30 L BOATING FORECAST: St. Aagust10e 10 JspIe 101.4. (t 00 p.m. today the gravesida n Lakevl.w Cemeter y, arusson 114.s l , of1 advlaorlss may be needed later today. Mrs. Ethel Moughton 5PiiyWIfldsbI0UInh'lgaOUthWNtafld increasing to1$$o20 (pup, 94. 1 3700 Via Di Funeral HomaPA In char,s. CHAIRMAN, MIS. ITHIL kgwhs today and shifting to northwest tonight deorsaslag to 11 La JacheUle, died MOUSNYON — Gtavld loiS lolots Tuesday. Seas mostly 3104 (NI htCIiIIütg 104 to 7 Saturday In Jacksonville. services for Mrs. Iffiel fist liti today and tonight. A chano of thundershowers Ma*tse cm.n,i orn ' ____ Via D La limo, Jocks,yIlie. maisly north portion tonigM C5Il* 10 SIdOtd II 1912. She *1* dIed $*sa k' Jaon. I AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today bseomlng mostly was a grijae of pli Ville, will he Wednesday i' s ____ C1O*1 and fIIrTN4SY,ACIaIC*ofDUI*Ishow,,$ .m".Jyw ___far Women and Lm. i"° Mr. Soil WhiNier ofllcIafk. rnaiaiyhe.t.da3.ndlonllLHltedsyInth.low to mid . was a tqrmwr in Sanford SrIen Pvneras Honw.p I ___ 4 month AM Tuftarmed,N. Ls lonight from mid to around ictania S diar',. tor many years, IAdr' I She Is aarvlved by a S _________________I biesmiag w to oorthwsat Ionlght Rain probebWty 11 Mrs. Jms Gut. I percent today eisd $ par $It Jackaoa,Uh.; .iz grand. ..LflA..... .a,..,... v I_1_ — A .1 i'1 A University of Connecticut poll of 605 Democrats showed Carter led Kennedy by by about a 2-to-1 margin, On the GOP side, Reagan had 24 percent, Bush 17 percent and Anderson 12 percent, But the poll showed large numbers of undecided voters In both parties. Nuke Shutdown Nears End ALL ___________________ - said. Police Sunday canvassed Bruno's South Philadelphia neighborhood looking for witnesses, while federal law enforcement sources expressed fear of a gang war to crown Bruno's successor. :•. DRIVERS .•: us and Surgery PHONE 322-7906 Isfia PAR K AVE. 2425 .. LOW COST: A U TO ,: S FOR - - :INsuRANcE: - Diseases and Surgery of the Skin The decision represented the first No violence was reported during the security. Israeli move In nearly 13 years of oc- demonstration in Hebron, which was The broadcast said Begin will tell offered Egypt credit worth billions of dollars for rebuilding the Egyptian economy, to be repaid in oil the paper said. Egypt currently produces about 500,000 barrels of oil a day, most of which is used domestically. • - PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Reputed mob chieftain Angelo Bruno was ordered killed by rival East Coast crime families struggling for control of his lucrative Atlantic City casino turf, sources say. The final order for the hit Friday came from a "top New York crime boss," a top-ranked federal informant yder Carter, Reagan Score Weekend Wins George Bush, who was raised in Connecticut where his father served as senator, and John Anderson, were chasing Reagan in the Nutmeg State but the former California governor also is favored there, Reagan assured of a huge pile of New York delegates in districts where he is unopposed or where previously uncommitted delegates have jumped on his bandwagon made an insurance trip through upstate New York today. Bush concentrated on Connecticut, where Polls showed him a close second to Reagan, and Anderson went to Wisconsin, next week's chief primary state and another where Democrats and Independents can cross over and vote in the Republican primary. Bruno Killed By Rivals? - - - - arson by Sen-dnole fire inspectors, deputies report. : Firemen responded to the mobile home owned by Pauline Snyder, off Lake Myrtle Ave., outside of Sanford, at 4 a.m. Friday after she reported her car burning, deputies say. Her $3,000 1976 car was completely destroyed by the blaze, which county firefighters say was deliberately set, giving no ot her Information on how it started, depuuties said. S told deputies she awoke at 4a.m. to discover: the vehicle burning. _____________________________________________________ NEW YORK (UP!) —Sen. Edward Kennedy is looking for a large Jewish vote protesting President Carter's Israeli policy to revive his sinking hopes of victory in Tuesday's New York primary, With Ronald Reagan assured of at least 8.4 of the 123 Republican delegates in New York, there is no major contest on the GOP side, and the Connecticut primary, while more of a horserace, is dwarfed by the big New York delegate pool. Kennedy was the only presidential candidate seriously campaigning in New York today hopscotching between New York City and Connecticut where he also is the underdog in the polls. Weeping K.C. Firefighters MIDWAY CHURCH BURGLED Thieves took two typewriters and a clock radio from a Midway church some time la te last week, deputies say. About $787 in goods was taken from the Morning Glory Richard Morris told deputies he discovered a revolver, Missionary Baptist Church, by thieves who broke out a door microwave oven, stereo and two chain saws gone from his window, th en opened the door, deputies say. home on Cochran Road, Just off Sta te Road 46 at 2:30 P.M. SERVICE STATION LOSES GOODS Thursday. He had been gone only four hours, he reported. Burglars forced open a service station storage shed Friday and made off with $771.90 in beer, cigarettes and oil, deputies DRIVER ROBS PASSENGER AT KNIFEP0INr A Seminole County woman was robbed at knifepoint by a say. man she accepted a ride from Friday, deputies say. After breaking the hasp on the shed door behind the Eastern Christina Jewel Holloway, 21, of Seminole County accepted a service station on State Road 434 near Altamonte Springs, the thieves took 25 cartons of cigarettes, 11 cases of oil, fl cases of ride Friday at 3p.m. from a man driving along State Road 434 east of Raymond Avenue, say deputies. beer and a case of soda, deputies say. A short distance down the road, the man grabbed her by the CAR FIRE CALLED ARSON neck demanding her purse, say deputies, adding when she A Friday morning car fire outside Sanford has been ruled took $1,550 in goods Thursday, deputies say. Kennedy Courts N.Y. Voters NMON IN BRIEF CAR TAKEN IN SANFORD A 19-year-old Seminole Community College student discovered his car missing from his apartment's parking lot Saturday, police say. Craig Carter, of 110 Airport Blvd., Sanford, told police his 1976 Capri was taken between 2:15 a.m. and 10:47 a.m. from the lot in front of his apartment, while he was away Saturday. Monday, March 24, 19$0-3A ; Horn. Office 904-7344031 r �' . - .. . . ,. I - . (USPS 41 O) Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. P. ford's Final Statement .. 1. When former President Gerald R. Ford announced recently that he would not seek the Republican nomination for the presidency, he did so with customary fnrthrIhtness 141s "final and rtain" Shermanesque statement ended weeks of speculation and brought relief to the camps of the leading GOP contenders Ronald Reagan, George Bush and John Anderson. Ford himself rekindled the speculation early this month by advising Republicans he was ready to answer th e call. He did this after Reagan's weepfng victory in the New Hampshire primary raised serious questions about Bush's ability to top the former California governor. Ford's own personal antipathy for Reagan, he blames largely for his loss of the White e in 1976, was not the only motivation for 1: 1, ming a candidate. He believed he had a *tronger chance of leading th e Republicans to Victory than Reagan a belief supported by the ABC-Harris survey. Why then did Ford wait until almost the twelfth hour to announce his interest in running again? For one thing, George Bush's stunning upset in Iowa seemed to f ulfill the promise that a new, Ittractive, centrist candidate had arisen to stop the Reagan bandwagon. But when the New Hampshire primary and a succession of others indicated the momentum for Reagan could balled only, perhaps, by a Ford candidacy, it was too late. During a visit in Washington recently, Ford discovered he was "the longest of shots." Too any primary deadlines had passed. The numgrs were all wrong. And, although there were kind words from old Ford friends, there was a disappointing lack of commitment. Thus, being unwilling to "further divide my party" to no purpose, Ford bowed out decisively end, it must be said, with class. "I will support the frminee of my party with all the energy I have," -. -- --..--.-..-.-----.- - .. - . High school zone-jumpers beware. If you get caught, you're not likely to find a sympa thetic majority ofl the school board. Zone-jumpers, as they are called by Superintendent William P. Layer, are those students going to th e wrong school according to where they live. "We turn up zone-jumpers all the time," Layer said at a recent school board meeting. But the superintendent rejected the idea that it was the school's responsibili ty to assure students go to the schools to which they are assigned. The circumstance was an appeal brought by the mother of a high school student asking that her daughter not be transferred to the "proper" school in the middle of the school year. The board rejected this plea 3-2, even though the girl will have to continue her third year Spanish in a school which doesn't offer it. The board majori ty said the girl could be given third year Spanish in the second year Spanish class. But Board Member Pat Telson, who voted to let the girl stay where she was, sa id th at wouldn't be the same. Class par ticipation would be different, for one thing, she said. EveningHerald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, March 24, 1980-4A --., - p Board Member Roland V. Williams ag reed with Telson and said he did not feel it was educationally sound for a student to be tranalerted during the last few weeks of a school year. Nevertheless, tra nsferred she was. It seems that only a minority of the current board feels the educa tion of Seminole County. children comes before bureaucratic nonsense. And the board did it again at its March 19 meeting. This time drawing tears from a mother who said her two children were attending the school they were told by school officials to at. tend, Williams again was forced to reiterate his position that it is the responsibili ty of the schools to enroll only students from the proper zone, The mot he r said it would be psychologically damaging as well as academically unwise for her son and daughter to be forced into another school for the last nine weeks of the school year. She said she was perfectly willing for them to enroll at the other school at the beginning of the next year. . W illiams and Telson voted yes on a motion for them to stay. Board Chairman Allan F. Keith and board member William J. Kroll voted no, so the motion failed. Board member Robert G. Feather was absent. Williams said the school that enrolled the two, regardless of whether or not they knew they were enrolling at the wrong-school, is responsible for not spotting the fact they lived outside the school's zone. Layer said asking school officials to do that would be a "horrendous task." Is It? Is it that di fficul t to check the enrollee's address agai nst school zone boundaries? And what about the horrendous task of a student trying to learn after being thrust Into a strange environment? What can be accomplished by removing students from the classes they have been following and putting them in classes where they can have little hope of quickly grasping what is going on a nd that will be over before they could reasonably be expected to make the adjustment? An ego massage for the school board. ---. Airway Trust Is 'A Mess' WASHINGTON The federal govern- N k~ ment's system of financing critical programs IV, t to promote aviation safety is "completely messed up." When Bond was pressed at a recent congressional hearing to explain and justify the controversial method used to fund airsafety improvements, he cahdldly acknowledged that "this whole system is a mess." in IiUp[0VvIIIeLII. BUVUIIUCS UUU UWW - There is virtual unanimity within the aviation community that much of the money could be wisely spent on airport devices to enhance "navigational aids" thesafety of take-offs and landings, the most critical and accident-prone segments of any flight, - unfulfilled needs We've all got it so far Into the Iranian hostage crisis, and no end in sight. For many of us the frustration is leading to Anger; a strong feeling of displeasure and antagonism. As with Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., who thinks we should break off diplomatic relations With Iran, expel Its diplomats and impose a total embargo on Iranian trade. When Bond testified at the recent hearing, he described the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants conditions that exist today at approximately 300 airports throughout the country served exclusively by commuter airlines: - - "SIxty-seven percent do not have visual approach slope Indicators Installed, 87 petcent do not have an Instrument system, 92 percent are not served by a tower, 67,5 percent do not have radar approach control provided, - Which must be the case with Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R-CalIf., who wants to round up the "Ninety-nine percent do not have airport surveillance radar, 88 percent do not have approach lights and 73 percent do not have runway and Identification lights. the United States and put them, intodetentkin camps as "enemy aliens." From frustration to anger to hysteria finally leach to Paranoia: a tendency on the part of an in. dividual or group toward excessive or Irrational siapklotmneu and distrustfulness toward others. There are good reasons to be frustrated and angry with the Iriplan militants, their ex4perath4 ayatollah and ineffectual Iranian glow numait, M W's keep our heads. OO,OOO Iranian citizens in Even thoughail of thatequlpment Is readily available for Installation and Its safety value Is undisputed, more than half of the cornmuter airports have none of the precision aids. -' ... - attemPt at one.man diplomacy - - - - Given the misconceived strategy, nothing could have helped. But the Connally campaign seriously misused its legendary financial resources. Reportedly some $10 million went for staff and organization, $2 million for media. That is just about the reverse of what the expenditures should have been. Organisation should be lean, media - was derided by the administration and his colleagues In Congress, he and asWfof three investigators have documented their allegations in detaiL In his report, not to Rep. Edward Boland, 1)-Mau., chairman of the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Hansen chides the congressional leadership for its failure to look Into the - - - Too bad. John Connally is a great national. resource. His abilities have been admired by everyone who has ever wasted closely with him. Secretary of the Navy, governor of Texas, Secretary of the Treasury, eloquent. and Intelligent, tough and patriotic, John'. Connally, It is to be hoped, still has an important role to play In our national life. . MIF Could Be A, n' swer To Iran'Crisis 0 * .-I. - (Start thai) Good Morning, Mr. Phelps (end Smith brothers, and the Other fellow locke a Ital). lIttlellkeAt1stole(I,on1yalotthhaer, Good Mor ning. (Start Ital) Wrong. The person on the WI Is (Start Hal) How's all the gang over at a madman who arrantly is in control of a . violatloim of Internatlomal lsw (and Ital). govesimasot dids't ass that coining? - I Why èbm't we remove all cur citizens from that cosidry before we gave shsltsr to the - -, Mission impossible? (End ital). - little brat of a opintry that Is giving wz dopmd bg6r? '' aost the United Nations? (Start liii) The U.N. tried (end Ital). -, (Start flu) The U.N. failed (end Ital). - . . 11 f) ________________ 41111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 7 . - -. "C - - 'I - - 'I ,, iàsd ll*se. C'necn. I - . - qr._Il.wJsji r4ow ad Beman is trying to turn the TPC into a : hole that would have caused a playoff. those three. by making birdies at the fourth and fifth "I had no problem here. I felt myself at Three-time TIT champion Jack holes and was three strokes ahead of the ease. Usually, when battling for a major Nicklaus, the only man who has won field when he sank a 15-foot birdie putt at tid e, I have trouble sleeping the night more money playing golf than Trevino. No. 10. fifth place finish, becoming the 25th golfer to pass the $1 million mark in career ear. flings. Tom Watson, this year leading money par 278 gave him a one stroke victory found himself deadlocked with playing really coming after ineaml it made ine over charging Ben Crenshaw who just partner Gamy Player who began birdiemissed a 30-foot birdie putt at the final par-birdie and Hubert (',rrf'n who narred LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UP!) The JoAnne first 10 holes Sunday and finished with a 3Corner Express has finally been derailed, under-par 69 and $19,600. Firstround leader Donna Caponi Young captured the $200,000 JoAnq Washam and second-round leader LPGA National Pro-Am Sunday by one stroke Hollis Stacy were tied for third at 288 with over Nancy Lopez as Carner, who had won third-round leader Judy Rankin and Amy three consecutive tournaments and was Alcott tied for fifth at 289. favored to make it four in a row, faltered and Beth Daniel, the 1979 Rookie of the Year, finished five strokes off the equalled the LPGA course record over the "Well, we managed to stop Carner, didn't 6,287-yard Desert Inn Country Club with a 5we," said defending champion Lopez. under-par 67 and finished in a tie for seventh "Yeah," replied Young. "Now you know with Carner. how we felt last year about you." "Today was the calmest I've ever been," Lopez won eight tournaments in 1979, Insaid the 35-year-old Young, a 15-year LPGA eluding an LPGArecord five in a row for a veteran from Los Angeles."! was rolling a lot record $197,488 in earnings, of my putts close to the pin. I think that's what Despite a bogey on the final hole, Young really helped me the most." carded a 2-underpar 70 Sunday for a 286 total Lopez said her bogey at No. 17 turned the over the par-72,6,237-yard Desert Inn Country tide in Young's favor. Club layout to earn the $30,000 first prize, Young's second putt on the par4 18th hole "That was the mistake of the day," Lopez stopped a foot short of the cup but she sank said of her chip off the fringe of the 17th the putt to turn back a furious final-round green. "That's what we were all waiting for charge by Lopez, who began the round four anyway for someone to make a mistake. strokes off the pace. The competition was so close that that's what Lopez grabbed a one-stroke lead after the it boiled down to." I ___ - - - "I had momentum going into the third set winning the doubles Saturday night with beside her, and whisper, "What do I say?" Then she replied, "I don't know what to say. I don't even think about it that much. I don't even know how much I've won." Austin, who also had beaten Navratilova en route to her U.S. Open championship last September, took away Martina', big weapon Sunday by neutralizing her powerful service, Austin broke service three times in the openin $0j set, and wasn't the lent unnerved when Navratilova recovered to win the Billie Jean King, her'19&) earnings now stand at $353,175. I I I~ - - 401 Alliwl - MR *_ ...4 %W . 4 I . Aff - - - - - .- - ,'_. - - p ' - -, ' 4 I , 1. - b. I I I , I when she upset Martins Navratilova, 6-2, 24, but! blew it.! lost my serve at the start, then 6-2, Sunday In the final of a $300,000 women's had several chances but blew them. At 1-2 I tennis championship. On Tuesday, she'll be had her love-30, then played four bad points. back in school, where she's a straight A At 2-3 we went to deuce, and I blew it. At 2-5 it student, was too late, but even then it went to deuce, "I'm a kid when I go back home to school and I blew it." and I'm with the other kids," Austin said. The result was areversalof last year's final Except this kid happens to be quite a bit in this championship when Navratilova came richer than your typical teenager, having away with a three-set decision and a $100,000 earned more than $400,000 as a rookie last prize, and overall Navratilova still leads year and another $243,000 already this year. Austin lifetime 134. And that's before endorsements and Other This was only the second loss this year in 33 outside Income, matches for Navratilova, and along with the Asked what she does with all her wealth, $52,000 runner-up prize, plus $12,500 for Austin could only turn to Navratilova, sested 0— ____ Or - to business, and came away $100,000 richer .I leader hale Irwin were among the 284 shooters. ... .*.* , - - NEW YOK (UP!) As uncomplicated a second set. young lady asshe may appear to be, the truth Tracy broke service to open the third set, is that Tracy Austin has a split personality, then clinched matters with another break In One week she's just- another 17-year-old the seventh game before a crowd of 13,878, high school st udent, ml lirsg with the other setting a oneday attendance record for kids at Rolling h ills High In Collfcrnla, and women's tennis. the next ahe'sa feared tycoon dealing with "My serve wasn't that bad,but ltwasn't adults In a billion dollar business. ,good," Navratilova said. "In one game I She handles both sides of her life with equal might get four ser''es in and then in the next aplomb and success, not to mention an oc- game, none. I wasn't consistent. Also, my caslonal shy giggle, forehand went out the window. Maybe I had This past week Austin turned her attention one or two winners down the line, $72,(XW). Crenshaw earned f43.200 for his second .. .-.. 'Z - - Austin Blitzes Navratilova foot putt for the victory that %%-as worth straight boge%s, ;in(] second-round co~ itiad. live always liked pressure." Trevino jwnped into a twtitroke lead - J* - -- / - - - - - - - - " - .. - - - - - 0 S IT'S OFFICIAL Golfing legend Arnold Palmer, center, will he the 'Roastee" at (fit' third annual Roast & Toast sponsored by the Orlando Chapterof (lie Florida left, and m. .Trevor Colhuirn, right, president o( U niversity of CentralFlorida. Funds from It will establish eoiii iniinieations, Public ItelationsAssociation, lo he held saturdaV. Scholarships in Palmer's name at UCF. Lask. September 0, at Disney World ('ontemporarv lintel. Announcement was made at a press eonFerence by Trunian "Duffy" Meyers. president, year's roast of Dick Pope Sr., Cypress Gardens founder, raised almost $21 .1101) to fund Dick Pope * Institute for Tourism Studies at UCK. NCAA Title On Line At 9:15 Bruins Battle Cardin als Tonight INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - Coach national championship." Denny Crum and Ids Louisville tearn winning the national title iiiay affect Louisville probably has enjoyed as the Kentucky fans inore Itian the but they are saying that now. " The title contest will pit two of the have the opportunity in tonight's much success as .in)- team in (tie players. nation's quicker but smaller teams.' NCAA championship game to remove country in the past decade but the "It's been inure' of a thing that However, UCLA, fourth-place finisher themselves from two lingering elusive national title has escaped the Kentucky is (lie state school and there in the Par-la, 's ill likely rely on one of King had to pull out of her scheduled conshadows that have been cast upon his school. UCLA during that stretch has is more fan sentiment for theimi," its slower players, solatlon match with Evonne Goolagong senior Kiki VanCardinal basketball program. won three national titles and two third Griffith said. Cawley because of a knee problem, thus de'weghe, who scored 16 of his 22 Griffith, leader of the "Doctors of points in the first hull in the 67.62 allowing Goolagong to earn third-place And, Crum can do it in the game at place finishes in the NCAA. money of $30,000. 'The UClA mystique used to be a Dunk," is mirroring the Perforilianci' semifinal win over Purdue. Market Square Arena 9:lsp.m. EST) The tournament is known as the Avon at the expense of UCLA, where he major factor but Coach Wooden isn't of Michigan State's Earviri "Magic" The game could lunge on the suc' . Championships and culminates an 11-week said Crurn, who is Johnson, whose perforinance in once saved as an assistant before 1-1-ss of the abilitN. of UCIA, which 218-55 at Louisville. "1 don't think leading Michigan State to the national winter tour, taking the Louisville Job. people fear UClA anymore. It will be title lust year captivated the country built its dynasty under Wooden with a Crum Is coaching a team in the fWl)%u't press, to solve Louisville's Final Four for the third time. His two determined on the flour rather than and helped give (lie Spartan guard a full4'ourt pressure. what happened 10 years ago." lucrative pro contract. previous experiences ended in However, No. 4 Louisville, winUCLA, 22.9, will have to find a way I.ightmiing-q uick freshman guard frustration, losing to a John Woodenningest team in the nation with a :12-3 to stop Griffith, who scored 34 points Hod Foster will engineer the Bruins' Coach Don Purvis of Bowling Green said, coached UCLA team in the 1972 record and a threepoimit favorite in the in Louisville's 80-72 semiiifinal win over offense and try to break the Louisville "We feel very fortunate because It looks like semifinals and again In 1975 in game, will be playing a UCLA team Iowa on Saturday. Griffith hit seven of zone. Foster is one of four Bruin fresh. we'll get out of this with no extremely serious overtime. He also lost to a non-- that has never lost in 10 previous his first nine shots and wound up 14 of mcmi whose insertion into the lineup Wooden-coached team in the first injuries." NCAA finals, 21 as the Cards shot a sizzling 69 helped make UCLA the tourney' round of the Far West Regional in Then there is the matter of the percent in the second half. cinderella team. me accident occwredwhus the van wu en 1977. rivalry with the University of KenBruins' Coach Larry Brown said he A victory by UCLA would erase the route (torn the team's motel tO Mirk Light Cm-san denied UCLA and the past tucky, a three-time NCAA champion niny use different players to try to previous NCAA standard Field ass the University of Miami campus In for nsos, will be a factor tonight, that has drawn the majority of Blue- stop Griffith. losses by a championship club, set Coral Gables, where Bowling Green had a i certainly hold no animosity grass State sentiment throughout "I wouldn't be surprised if everyone three years ago when a Marquettç game scheduled Sunday afternoon against toward UCLA. I thank my lucky stars Crum's nine years at Louisville, on our team will guard him even- team winch had lost seven games Hurricanes. The gamma was postponed Until for the Mart they gave me," Crum Darrell Griffith, the acrobatic All. tually," Brown said. "We have some gave retiring Coach Al McGuire his Friday night. said. "We'd like to beat anyone for the America senior Louisville guard, said kids who really want to guard them, only national title. Players Injured In Crash MIAMI (UP!) 'Thirteen players and an assistant coach of the Bowling Green State University baseball team were Injured &usday'when their van hit a car and overof twoexpreuwiys tsrnedatthelnter,ection I Miami. of - Allof the lziijurleswere believed tobeinlnor but two of the players rw'talred at Palmetto General Hospital today. me two, pitcher Qwls Dill and outfielder Chuck lleddlngton, is_re both listed In good condition. Kegler's Korner Sebring Winners Take Aim At World Title ' - v I' in - % LO.P., hub? "We're getting by. Blow up a dam here, government fits. The other parson Is a ($tt 11*1) ThIs Is a television limp mi (St 1W) El Wlly&p (end liii). rescue an heir to a foreign throne being bud madman who used to be In control of that Mr. Phelps. Pteass don't coefuss the plot lIDS So ma get this straight A bunch c unfriendly to Insurgen ts by àw government same country before he was kicked out (end aI). ( U.g. kids train a ragtag country that co there. Hal). of SCT7,II5tUheStButwbets4osth co tftawqast sp.perbagji (Start Hal) Same old rind, huh? (End Ital), So? .L staff como is? I-là_ag a citteos latmgs. The Hal), It's a living. (Start liii) So lii all a big vv 11* (Start Hal) Ycir should you decide is a ::.t wise (Start Ital) I think I've got something current leader has stood by and doss i.U* to accu$ i% is to got late the embassy, fres won't pley bell with anybody, our govern-i you're going to like today. It's. real mind, to stop a roi' of militant pj4i4 in andgotthemcoitofth,co,' meat' dsusHa andthsUj4, bender (cod Ital). our cltissss courby tr a widseut anybor jitt1 t (ad Ital), coua'taUut*Iprqtoa dog uuJ, And, Jerry Ford locked in his ballroom again? hostage in cit eqbs forasveral rr"w. No swi.t, Chief. but why have "osti. ,, M i) (Start it.!) Nothing like that. This Is 'a The students e domandiag the return OM NI passed without wyeft bslag dens? Why landis the entire matter In an hour, coupU biggie. Foreign Intrigue. Adventure. Danger. foj leader, whom they so they dIde't $'NIIIIW itdi Iii Me (Wdsis? Beady? I've got only a couch Of more c*ngi matralaaithenin,nlgmatths tanks aid Is,01kMSdbainL.? r ($ttHal)Prodse1y,Mr. Mips. yno,' nIiates before this tape seif.destrncta (end Make, U be should be that inchy (Sd Hal). m (lil)Ya'vshesvslchiagteom.sy "? 11.1). sit how did cur jvsr ot involved? John Wayne uwvlsi an lats shiv, Mr. Just M. Noses ci this Is really h.poiulng Shout. 11 suspense Is J"11'w ma. (Slasi 1W) We befriended the former Tlat'a iID* nit dom to cnbM it', u jt a twi 1*? (Start thai) Take a look it these two plc- landerbicaehe bad à_imu with asverujd internetiansi Siuwlem nowadays. t--' mi4and, Who Use show li lures, Mr. Phelps. Recognize either of these our pr—l"4& aid ws Id bIw May in one of the utadeata hove *mb@W to kin all the men? (End Hal). our hospitals. That!made the Vidr'taaagry, boMagss*vslat.r%asmIlIty(.d1W), win be lack to nmmal. RI? I. The guy on.the lilt inch. Ilk, one of the so they toil ow senbsy, wh Is a (start 1W) Proof! (end Hal). 11 1 Iranian situation, when an Investigation might free the hostages. "Congress did not hesitate long to open Inquiries into Watergate' and 'Koreagate," he reminded Boland. "Our government did not wait until the end of World War II to find who slept at the switch on Pearl Harbor "I can personally attest to you with witnesses that such hearings could have brought the hostages home In November and may well be the key again Why should we sidestep the truth until the hostages are out when the truth can get them out?" Hansen has compiled 'massive information that cries out for responsible Investigatlon," be wrote. Many of his allegations have already been verified by my associates Gary Cohn and Joe Spear. May, In fact, were first reported in this column. Chronicling the president's decision to admit the ex-shah for medical treatment last October, Hansen's report cites secret State Department cables that warn of retaliation against the American Embassy If the shah were admitted. An eyeeonly document dated three months before the embassy takeover states explicitly: "The danger of hostages being taken in Iran will persist ... We shoM make no move toward admitting the shah until we have obtained and tested a new and substantially more effective guard force at the embassy." Hansen suggests, from evidence of other documents, that admission of the shah was not the result of a medical emergency, as the administration claimed, but was probably long and carefully planned. In discussing the pr too e from Chase Manhattan and the Rockefeller,' henchman, Henry Kissinger, the report notes that under the shah, Iran's oil revenues were deposited with Chase Manhattan to the .tune of billion a year. But the revolutionary Iranian government began to withdraw It. funds a po'ontIally serious "run" on the bank. While Hansen stops short of accusing Chase Manhattan of engineering the hostage situation, he dos point out that Carter's response freezing Iranian assets in U.S. banks prevented further withdrawals from the Rockefeller bank and ultimately allowed Chase Manhattan to seize the Iranian fu'ids. LEWIS GRIZZARD . - - - - F — 221 - WASHINGTON A stinging secret report to the House Intelligence Committee raises serious questions about Jimmy Carter's role u the Iranian hostage situation and suggests that only prompt and thorough congressional hearings can fix responsibility for the crisis and secure the hostages' release. Among the most serious charges in the explosive report are these: President Carter himself provoked the seizure of our embassy In Tehran by letting the exiled Shah Mohammed Riza Pahuavi Into the United States des clear and repeated warnings Vat such action could lead to the taking of American hostages. The banking community, particularly David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan, played a key role in getting the shah admitted. The report suggests that Chase Manhattan deliberately set up the confronta tlon so that it could keep the Iranian government from withdrawing billions In oil revenue from its account at the bank. Former Secretary of State William Rogers may have violated federal conflict-of-Interest laws by going to work for the àhah's Pahuavi Foundation shortly after leaving the government. Negligence by the Carter administration allowed many highly sensitive U.S. documents to fall Into the hands of the Iranians and the Soviet Union when the embassy was overrun. The hostages could have been released on at least four separate occasions "with no compromise of the U.S. position." congress has shirked Its duty by failing to hold hearings on the Iranian mess. The detailed report was prepared by Rep. George Hansen, the maverick Idaho Republican who tried to resolve the hostage crisis by negotiating personally with the embusycaptorsin Tehran. Though Hansen's - - Frustration and anger can lead to Hysteria: unmanageable fear or emotional 1. ' - ,- - Last Oct. 1, the beginning of the current fiscal year, the fund balance was more than $2.7 billion. It is expected to grow to more than $3.5 billion by the end of the fiscal year, similar increases projected for future years. unresolved problems or - LII With the entire field of aviation booming and passenger ticket prices soaring because of escalating fuel costs, the already wealthy trust fund continues to grow every year. Frustration: a deep chronic sense or state of insecurity and dissatisfaction arising from - -- Had It not been for Watergate, John Connally would in all probability now be running for his second term as president. Instead, he's out of the Republican primary contest, kayoed by Ronald Reagan. To Richard Ntxoniàll the members of his administration, John Connally seemed the most presidential. In 1972, Connally headed UP the Democrats for Nixon soup, and It was no secret that Nixon would have preferred to run with Connally instead of Spiro Agnew In the general election. Instead, rumblings of conservative rebellion kept Agnew on the ticket at the Miami convention. Nevertheless, Nixon regarded Connally as the heavyweight In his Cabinet. Had Nixon served out 1976, the Republican conventlonwouldundoubtedly have been held in San Diego, rather than in Kansas City. Nixon, retiring, would have engineered the nomination 01 Connally, who, under those circumstances, almost certainly would have defeated Carter or some other Democrat. But, with Watergate, all was changed. In the words of Yeats, changed utterly. Connally's 1* strategy was misbegotten from the start. Unbelievably, he Intended to concede the early primaries to Reagan and get his own act together later on In the South. "The overall strategy was sound," says Ed Mahe, Connally's political strategist. "It was the only strategy for Connally. Just because it didn't work don',-mean It wasn't right." That quotation deserves Immortality in the annals of political canpalgnIng. In concrete terms, what does "r1ht" mean if a strategy falls falls, as In this case, abysmally? Connally is tremendously impressive in person. New Hampshire, a small state and a key early primary, Is tailor-made for the personal approach. Connally, Instead of writing off New Hampshire, should have concentrated on It. He should have virtually lived In places like Nashua, Concord, Keene and Manchester. He had little to lose. If he did badly, well, he was a Texan. If he did well, then that would have been a breakthrough. Flinty New Hampihirettes would have legitimated the outsider, washed away the milk-fund suspicions. Given the intense media attention paid to the early caucuse* and primaries, no serious contender can afford to "write them off." Yet that Is exactly what Connally did. That, according to his 'strategist" Ed Mahe was 311) ran Report Probe Eyed Appro xi mately 85 percent of the trust fund's annual income comes from the proceeds of an 8 percent federal tax Imposed on all airline passenger tickets, with the remainder of the receipts derived from similar taxes on aircraft tires and tubes, alt cargo waybills and fuel used by "general aviation" non-commercial planes. Let's Keep Our Heads LI L77 JACK ANDERSON nation's complex civil-aviation system. -- onsiderable significance. He could Indeed be an ecttve force in the fall campaign. And given aid Reagan's 1978 primary challenge to Ford m d his lukewa lukewarm support in the campaign gainst Carter, such a pledge was pa rticularly gracious and heartwarming. The 38th president may yet play a special role in uniting his party and further influencing American history. Is PONTE VEDR.A, Fla. (UP!) Lee two British Opens and the PGA and his Trevino gets understandably miffed win Sunday was his 23rd in 13 years. when anyone acts surprised at him Although Tour Commissioner Deane beating the top golfers in the game. Young Snags LPGA Win I — -- - The most scandalous aspect of the situation involves the Airport and Airways Trust Fund, established by law in 1970 specifically to mofle, necessary to ILnaflee safety such a pledge by Gerald Ford Is not without "Iffy's WORLD I I1 - the __. , 7.- That astonishing admission comes from a ' man who ought to know Langhorne M. Bond, head of the Federal Aviation Administration, the government agency principally responsible for the integrity and safety of air transportation. esteem and affection most .mericans reserve for their former presidents, I * million, 'frevino has five major championships to his credit two U.S. Opens, 'Heavy' L" - be pledged, - Happy Mex Trevin W*ins Bie g Boy Baffle - - Given Trevino Edges Crenshaw For $72,000 golf history, with earnings of nearly $2.2 For' A F - - JEFFREY HART 1 Monday, March 24,1980--SA But Crenshaw, who I ie,ii another course winner i with $1:12,625*). tied for third with major, Trevino says he doesn't before the final round. That didn't was the third member of Trevino's threesome and also got off to a good record Sunday when he shot a 6-under. Spain's Seve Iallesteros at S-under 280 pointed out after winning the $440,000 consider It to be even though it has the happen this time." Trevino, 40, went Into the final round start. Tournament Players Championship biggest purse and toughest field on the par 66, kept coining on and although he and Mike Reid. John Mahaffeye and Pet r with the same onestroke lead he wound "When we started out. I hdn't know missed that birdie at 18, he was only one Jacobsen shared fifth at 282. Sunday. "I'm not cotton candy." tour. up with, a last-day 2-under-par 70 unex- what to expect,'' said Trevino. ''But, shot out when Trevino bogeyed 17. And the "Merry Mex" has the Player, jolted by a double bogey at 1'% "I've felt much more pressure while pectedly holding up. when Jack and Gary birdied the first hole credentials to prove It. Trevino took no chances at the final and Green. who had four bogeys on the leading a major championship," said After the first three holes Sunday, and I bogeyed the second one, they hole, laying up short, 100 sards from the back nine, were among the group at 283 The second-leading money winner in Trevino after his course record 10-under- Trevino, who started out par-bogey-par, pumped me up. I thought. 'they are flag, and then leaving himself only a six- and Nicklaus, who closed with ttwe Requiem III I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - "I'm one of the big boys, too," Trevino P ROBERT WALTERS - SPORTS - f . -" ' ' - - 3' . . . - - - - ø 155 MIt: Loudon isa, 'Clare CANOINAS. SEBRING, Fla. (UP!) Several hours later, he was the first time Harbour driven by Ted Field and was sixth, followed in order DILTONAPINSUSTISS -laidin,s: Spoilers: O 114i R.k1 1$: EvelyneDu.rkssn $55, car deaJerand California road stood with a horseshoe of had been part of the winning Danny Ongais, and six ahead by the Harbour Porsche StandIngs: I. Gutter Dusters, High Series: JOIWS Mk*l amaz,, s,cas a oo.ss y Special Delivery; taosFree Birds roses around his neck and a driving team, Dick Barbour wants to of another Turbo driven by driven by Bob Garretson, Kurt, SpOIs, iii; Lou solten m, Super InspIration, Oypeis,.Old win the world driving diam- bottle of champagne in his Fitzpatrick, who set a brothers Don, Bill and Dale Bobby Rahul and Kees I.rsiauns, oyijn; 5ftj', , $S7Z Will KVnS$Ockme, SobAuge SwoOI Falttifv$5g Incredlbtes; Star *1.: Crackerfacks: Gems; El m, GUS RIkSdl INS Tad Pudtift Dusters. record qualifying speed of Whittington. plomship and tliinkshe and co- hand, Nierop, the Porsche 935 Turbo Maits, S•i'i Hares: Gaters; lii; Sam Kamkuky Ill; Henry 121.516 MPH, drove eight of He driver John Fitzpatrick, had just taken the The Porsche 935 Turbos, driven by Ludwid Heimrath, flouwe Diiii Four Diemon; Mueller III; laymond ludier Hills Gemes: Sub DOyle SN, Yanks; HI-Sills; Easy Goirs; 150; Donald Surkenne ill; Emily Holbrook IIOi Cis_sy Doyle tireetime Europea n driving checkered flag at the end of a the 12 hours, including all but which have dwninated road Johnny Rutherford and Ckarlies' Angels, Orange Winifred Spencer 416i Helen $0, Ann Curtis If, Tens Uvely champion, can do it this year. grueling race in which his about a half hour of the night racing the past three year s, Carlos Moran, a Mazda RX-7 Soslars; Lucky Strikes; him; Kamlauky 413; UllIs Adllngiin iN; Jim Obun 174, cairns u.0 sleek white Porsche 935 Turbo driving, took eight of the top 10 spots driven by Roger Mandeville, 442, Sally Klml 4Ua Olive III Kevin Hl1,$ is, 0er$I lc1ends NbMs. "We want to win every covered 1,315,6 miles at an Saturday. Wiotriy 1* Games: Sill Morris 20; Psiorman 162 Tony ares In. race," the confident Harbour I4 Jim Downing and Brad "I wanted him (Barbour) to JIM Makoeski Ill; Lou iajtsn High SireS: SUb Doyle 5511 average speed of 100.520 MHhe The Turbo driven by Frisselle, and a Turbo driven said as CenSd HUfl 57. SPlits: Cud drive it across the finish line," Preston Rena, John Paul and 20: Gus heindi 1P5 Henry KevIn HIcks Ml (lii av.) Gerald #Awijg - e; Aupe if: Sam 5;OlsOloonl74,$aHyKiswIl5. psi' , Saturday watching Fitz, Tom the curly-haired Fitzpatrick Al Holbert was fourth, by Peter Gregg, Hurley 7; Andy Patrick 5-7-li: Sib Aug. Tony Crew OS. Kkmin*y 13 Verne Pild Haywood and Bruce Leven. patrick pull awey to a corn"We worked hard for it," said, "We once were friendly Followed by Isymond ludmir 1U; Ted 2$-i; MIkS hes 4-5, Dolores last year's winFitzpatrick followed BarmendIng leail in the 12 How. the Jubilant Barbour Said. "It rivals Foils $-7i Olive Converted SpiNs: Kevin Hicks 5. PuuAet 171; Will Kirnslsck 11$; SU $4 and now we're friendly ners Bob Akin and Roy bow's game plan of grabbing of Sebring endurance race, didn't come easy." Winifred Spinier 93; Olive Westray 3.5, Helen Kamlnoky S. 7.19; Fred Cody $47 and $7 partners." Woods, along with Skeeter the lead early and keeping it, Oltimr Klelsllglds: Turkeys Whiny 171; Florsnce sw'aonne 10; DorolIsy RuSsell 3.10; Helen "I hope that doesn't sound was the third straight It The Fitzpatrick-Barbour McKitterick in another Turbo. Killinbech 3.10; Lliw Hire 310; Sub Doyle. Gerald Pilorman. Ill; Ruth Fools 10; Frances leading the Gregg•Ilaywoodconceited, but that's the way year a Harbour Racing Team team Finithed three laps Olosi, Sally KeSel IS; Hihus Earl SInnitI 3.10; Winifred Kevin Hicks, A Triumph 7114 driven by Leven Porsche ft*' the first War OI "is Week -$ub Doyle +7S we feel," he said. Kainbisky IV; Lillie Mllngton eponc.r4-$0; Lisle Miller 310. car had won Sebring, but t ahead of a P FUJbOJ Tullius anti Bill Adrnn_ - J . . - h I, - - I a 1 ,r,',. - . -• - ' '. . - ..A&P"CJ •.-. i ,.. . -. ...-' . - - - -- - 4 - ;WL -- �- - - -. A—Ev.nJng Hors Pd, • . •. Sanford, Ft. . Monday, March 24, •• ••_,- .-.. .--. _--- - •r - .- _ - ------.--- - -.-.--.- , "', W., ,; . 1I0 . Balked At Big Bucks, Stanhouse Now A Dodger S Birds ey BEACH, Fla, (UPI) -Maybe money doesn't always ERO happiness, but it certainly hasn't caused Don Stanhouse to go Into any deep fit of depression. Had the Baltimore Orioles been willing to meet his asking price, the curly-haired, 29-year-old right-handed reliever would still be with them, driving Earl Weaver half crazy with the way he'd get in and out of jams. Since the Orioles allowed him to go after he became a free agent last fall, Stanhouse will workout of the Los Angeles Dodgers' bullpen this year, and nothing, perhaps, can explain that switch better than a classic episode in which the late, great criminal attorney, Clarence Darrow, once found himself involved. ') By MILTON RICHMAN r) I about the time he spent with the Orioles. "I had a great three of the games with the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the relationship with everyone, the manager, the coaches and the Baltimore manager still had good things to say about players, but you know how It Is, you gotta look out for yourself. Stanhouse despite his ERA ballooning to 13.50 in the Series. "They're not gonna have as much fun over there without me. Stanhouse always made Weaver nervous when he pitched, I liked them and I think they liked me. There was never any Invariably running the count to 3-and-1 and 3-and-2 on most of trouble. Earl would just give me the ball and I did my job. No the hitters before he'd get them out. He made his boss so hullabaloo. That's what I like. Very seldom was there a 'nice jumpy that Weaver would duck into the dugout runway for a job' from anyone after I pitched in a game. I don't go for a pat coup le of quick drags on a elgaret. Pretty soon, Stanhouse on the back today and then being buried for a month after you earned the nickname "Full Pack" due to all the cigarets he maybe don't do so good." drove Weaver to smoke each time he pitched. "I guess a lot of that stuff was true," says the Dodgers' new With the Orioles, Stanhouse did mostly "good" last season. reliever. "The situations were there and they did happen." As their late Liming stopper, he finished fourth in the American Tom Lasorda, the Dodgers' manager, doesn't smoke. Nor League in saves with 21, winning seven games while losing three and posting a nifty 2.29 earned run mark. He was so does he intend to start - even with Stanhouse pitching. I quit smoking 16 years ago, the day the Surgeon General effective in relief, he was named to the AL's All-Star squad and finished the season protecting the lead 20 times In the 27 games announced smoking was harmful to your health," Lasorda says. "Stanhouse or anybody else couldn't get me to to back. I he entered where the Orioles were ahead, wouldn't care if Christy Mathewson was out there pitching, I "It isn't as relaxed an atmosphere here," Stanhouse says still wouldn't smoke. candidly regarding his new 'Dodger surroundings, "but I've "I like Stanhouse as a pitcher, though. I'm planning to use really just gotten here and don't know that much about it." him in short relief and I'm looking forward to him helping us. Earl Weaver was, and still is, a big Don Stanhouse man. He The count he gets on the hitters will never bother me. Just so stuck with him all the way in the World Series, using him in he gets 'em out. That's all I care about." ports Parade 110 ( 1 you can ever express her eternal gratitude to someone like me for what I did for her son has never been In doubt since the Phoenicians invented money." Purely and simply, that's how the Dodgers got Don Stanhouse. With money. Darrow had just succeeded in winning the acquittal of a young man being tried for first degree murder when the mother of his client accosted him outside the court room. "Mr. Darrow, Mr. Darrow," she said, nearly in tears. "How can an appreciative mother like me ever express her eternal gratitude to someone like you for what you did for her son?" Darrow studied the woman thoughtfully a moment and then said to her: "Madam, the manner in which an appreciative mother like OURSELVES They gave him a five-year contract for $2.1 million and that included a 1400,00) signing bonus. To make him feel more welcome, a little happier, they even assured him a single room on the road so that nobody would disturb him in between pitchlng assignments. Is Don Stanhouse happy to be with the Doers? Is a school bus yellow? "I had two wonderful years over there," he says, talking Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. deal to do with the final outlook. San Antonio San Diego (3544) will have a chance to has Houston and Detroit at home and Houston make up Sunday's loss when they host the and Indiana on the road; Houston has San Blazers (3642) Thursday night. San Diego It may be a little hard to believe, but the NBA's muddled playoff picture will be cleared up by next Sunday night. As of today, Denver with 25 points, Lakers 101, Jazz 96 JamanI Wilkes scored 22 points and Antonio and Detroit at home and San Antonio also Must visit Los Angeles and Phoenix. however, there are still seven teams fighting for the four open playoff spots. Washington and New York threw the sparked a fourthquarter rally that lifted Los and Indiana on the road; the Knicks play at Portland has a home game against Kansas Cleveland and Boston Tuesday and Wed. City Tuesday before finishing on the road at nesday and then finish with Philadelphia at San Diego, Phoenix and Seattle. Eastern Conference race into mass confusion home Thursday; Washington hosts Boston Angeles. The win assured the Lakers of the homecourt advantage if they meet either Seattle or Phoenix in the playoffs. Rookie guard Billy Ray Bates scored seven SuperSonics 112, Kings 90 over the weekend, with the Bullets coming off and and Atlanta and visits Cleveland and New straight points to key a fourth-period surge Rookie James Bailey, starting his first ,the mat to win twice -once over the Knicks Jersey; and Cleveland Is home for New York, that lifted the Blazers, who blew a 20-point game, scored a career-high 23 points to lead -and New York doing its best to drop out of Washington and Atlanta and travels only to lead. Rookie Calvin Natt paced the Blazers Seattle's romp. A Klngdome crowd of 21,000 (he picture by losing twice. Boston, with 28 points -l8in the first quart.er_while Sonics' season attendance to pushed the Sunday, Kevin Porter had 24 assists and Porter, who set the NBA record of 29 assists Freeman Williams led the Clippers with 25. 809,674, a new NBA record. 'Elvin Hayes scored 33 points to lead the two years ago with New Jersey, set a Bullets In other games Sunday, Atlanta beat San Bulls 129, 115 Warriors Bullets to a 119.114 victory over Detroit. That record for assists with his 24. He added 12 Antonio 103-96, New Jersey tripped Boston' Artis Gilmore scored 29 points and Dwight win came less than 24 hours after the Bullets points in his 44 minutes. 101.96, Phoenix downed Denver 110402, Los Jones added 22 to pace Chicago, Phil Smith had beaten the Knicks at Madison Square The Knicks ran into too much Darryl Angeles got by Utah 101.96, Seattle defeated ed Golden l State with 24. Garden. Dawkins. Kansas City 112-96 and Chicago dumped Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, the 76ers sent With Julius Erving on the bench with a foot Golden State 129-115. Monarchs Claim Title the Knicks to their third straight defeat as Injury and Caldwell Jones lost early with a Hawks 103, Spurs 95 Darryl Dawkins scored 32 points and grabbed broken nose, Dawkins was forced to play the MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. (UPI) With Eddie Johnson scored 26 points -20 In the 16 rebounds in a 112-108 triumph, whole game blue-clad fans cheering them on and the and the 6-foot-11!, monster second half to pace Atlanta, San Antonio So, the East shapes up like this: nation's best women's basketball player on responded with perhapshis finest game as a led 95-94 with 1:36 left but the Hawks scored There are five teams - San Antonio, pro. the court, the Lady Monarchs of Old Dominthe last nine points of the game. San Antonio's Houston, New York, Washington and The win moved the 76ers to within two George Gervin led all scorers with io points. ion were out to prove they were still No. 1. Cleveland - battling for three playoff games of Boston for the conference's best Virginiaschool lived up to that Nets 101, Celtics 96 positions. The Spurs (39-39 and losers to record -and the Sixers still have a shot at the reputation Sunday, beating Tennessee 68-53 Mike Newlin scored 38 points to carry New Atlanta Sunday) are currently a game ahead league's best record, Sunday for its second straight MAW Division Jersey. The Nets scored the game's first 10 of Houston (38-40), who In turn have a halfI basketball championship. Ray Williams scored 35 points and Toby points as the Celtics lost their second straight game lead on the Knicks (38-41). New York Knight added 34 to keep the Knicks in It. The Lady Monarchs finished the season game-only the third time this season Boston still leads Washington (37.41) by a half-game In the West, Portland took a big step toward has dropped games back-to-back, with a 37-1 record while the Lady Volunteers with Cleveland (35.43) still barely alive. If the the playoffs with a 98-91 trIumph over San ended with a 34-5 mark, Suns 118, Nuggets i NEWS IMPROVED... AMPI: A /61,,k /NPy7' /4' 7P( Irm' Po,'/1V& A 69-64MF CXXR,floly ,4q , A group of 24 women who to meet in their city next time. were former members of the Chief Petty Officers Wives The Sanford Yacht Club (CPO) Club gathered for a sponsored a boat-a-cade over luncheon in Sanford, the weekend. The club The occasion was a reunion members and guests met in that had been talked about downtown Kissimmee and several years and suddenly departed from Lake was realized on a spur of the Tohotekaliga. They crossed started making phone calls without any real organizational effort. The reunion turned out to be exciting for the women as they reminisced and laughed together. They recalled such things as how difficult it was to get on base when the Navy was here dur ing the "Bay of Pigs Operation", sponsoring \ oveq fashion shows, the havoc of ,- taking driver's education, giving Easter Egg hunts For children, etc. Brevard County was represented by Betty Brinn, Vera Greene, Rue King, Katherine Rohlss and Betty Spencer. Others attending from all over Central Florida were - BILL FITCH, Z3E'4' iVEW ' flo5, OO/(Ei2 , _ _ i-1. I- 6O/P - 8ECO,fE Stankiewlcz, Pat Bernal, Verna Bolton, Dee Brister, Jackie Caolo, Elaine Campbell, Nancy Farrow, Tern ' - ' season would have ended Sunday, the Bullets moment effort of a few who V - ( Diego Sunday night. The win increased the Walter Davis scored 10 of his 27 points In thie and Cava would have been out. Blazers lead over the Clippers for the sixth first six minutes of the game to send Phoenix This week's matebups will have a great and final playoff spot to 1½ games. on the way to victory. Bobby Wilkerson led ;ra 1616 ( 'ri %, t, 'I' ,i', .. _________ NBA THE' YE4R 7'CE — fIH,rP • ¼' "We kn.ew we had the height wW the7&i1&l Westbrook and Gerry White. The women enjoyed the ''.. ,4 ., to back it up," Stanley said. "The challenge was to prove it" iri.'w CCtWEZAND . 11 A 1. Fay, Mary Hay, Adeline Karns, Dea Jarrell, Lee Luter, Peg Patey, Dot Raines, Shirley Simas, Marie Sundvail, Mange West, Catherine C# Ole MøRP - reunion so much they decided to continue to meet twice a . /# lyr. , , , , . 41111 Year, each time in a different location, The women from Melbourne Invited the others Darrel Porter's Exodus From Royals . - Bl amed On Alcohol Problem it ;U* P%ø5 IMsiliUflil *elch yen and spoke of his bout with alcoholism. Sunday, Darrel Porter's father disclosed that his son is fighting a similar battle, The Kansas City catcher, who dropped out of spring 2, the Chicago Cubs pj Oakland shadedSan Diegoø.Sand Cleveland hammered Seattle 10-4. Rookie Tim Wallach, the 1979 College Player of the Year, had a home run, double and sacrifice fly to pace Los Angeles ... Bob Forsch became the first St. Louis pitcher to go seven Inning Jamie Quirk had three hits and Amos training more than a week ago has been receiving treat- Otis homered for Kansas City .. ....... It was on ábouti public weekago thatLosAngeIeaItèher Bob :: - ment for tires weeks to battle a 10-year problem witb the bottle, his father said Sunday. Rahy Porter of Oklahoma City said his 20-year-old son had suffered alcohol-related problems during 10 years of his professional career. The elder Porter blamed his son's problem, in part, on "pressures and the environment professional athletes are in all the time. "There are a lot of lonesome times you have to spend," the elder Porter said. "Darrell's not any exception. The younger Porter left the Royals training camp at Fort Myers, Fla., March 14. Joe Burke, Royals executive vice preeldentand general manager, would say only that Porter ft to seek medical treatment for "a very Con!Idential and . peruonai problem.' Rahy Porter said the biggest problem his son faced with ?Is rehabilitation was anticipated public reaction, "It's a pretty big thing to him. Darrell doesn't know how people am going to feel about this thing,"Porter said. "Him big a professional athlete, they (fans) always ask the uesliosi 'how could he have a problem? He has the greatest pf eryItihig going.' But there is immense pressure out The elder Porter would not disclose the treatment centars location, but aid he had contacted his son "in11 I 1cw tly and reported the treatment was "coming iong fine." The program should last until late April, he a. That would leave the Royals without their star catcher for lead the fIrst tires weeks of the season, which may or nay not be delayed by a players' strike, In spring games played Sunday, Montreal beat Los . lee 6.7. St. IAWs downed Mladelphia 6.1. Kom City turn 74, Texas' 'B' turn defeated tianta $4, Minnesota shaded Cincinnati's 'B' squad N. Boston dwnped the New York Mote 4-2, Toronto got by Baltimore , Pittsburgh bested the Chicago White Box $4, ths Now York y,,s rallied past Detroit 84, CIncinnati's 'A' $5su blanked Houston 40, Milwaukee best CalIfornia 5. - ,pped 'Texas' 'A' --- andeeaux' long single ir the bottom olihi vith'gae MInnesota Its triumph Gary AUenaon 's two-run homer helped Boston Toronto scored three runs In the eighth to beat Baltimore - ... .., ,.. Phil Garner drove in three runs with three singles for Pittsburgh ... Lou Pinlella, noted for his poor spring hitting in the past, had four hits to lead the Yankees Dave Collins ... ... Pitcher Don Kainer doubled home two runs in the fifth to help Atlanta ... Ken Help Is On The ... Way I Tennis - ____ $siIWSi,SN . r.xi Track ' Wsais • RsIllesS,,iCpS ,,. $45W14 $5J - • I ____ - Yeses: I. 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Herald Photo by Tom Vincent IIIV '11 ,,t ,,,I, •_ -'". for membership irs the 100 Million Dollar Club are Stan Rockey, left, secretary, and Dale Morrison'first vice president of the '-sUti. ku,..0... IUWlIII. Ant colonies engage in warfare, often to the death, as do baboon tribes. How often do we see a dog, unprovoked, viciously attacking another dog for no reason whatsoever ? No, Abby, civilization has brought a degree of civility over animal,, SANDIEGOBIOLOGIST DEAR BIOLOGIST: Aid dint forget the praying - "Hollywood 12:25 (7) 0 POLICE STORY 12:40 (1) 0 MCCLOUD 1:00 0 @3 TOMORROW Guest: Singer Anne Murray; Flippo, the king of clowns TUESY: MORNINU human lives and a man who catches arrows in his hands are featured, tID (35) JIM ROCKFORD Rockford poses as a newspa. per publisher when he infiltrates a "charity" club for a mysterious client who suspects ariggedgamblingoperatiors, 124( 0) SONG BY SONG "Oscar Hammerstein II" Linda Lewis, Polly James. Millicent Martin, Elaine Stritch and David Kernan salute the music of lyricist II, Oscar Hammerstein (12)(17) MOVIE "The Master Errol Flynn, Beatrice Campbell. A young Scotsman esca pes his ' ,ji OdlIdrIlrde iv.,j country and turns pfrate when & rebellion In which he was involvedfails. 830 STOCKARD CU 0 THE CHANNING SHOW (Premiere) Susan Goodenow, an unemnlovl career Vg irl, find- a lob I I as assistant to a consumer advocate 0 RYAN'S HOPE DICK VAN DYKE RESTLESS CD 0 ALL MY CHILDREN LIVE 2:00 U (2D THE DOCTORS 0 AS THE WORLD 8:30 ,j TODAY (73 Q GOOD MORNI NG AMERICA I11 35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO a 10) PAINT WITH NANCY (M074) 114 (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) 2 (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 24 (1 0) V.I. 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Abby, you could save TROUBLED MOM years of frustrated Visits to doctors A Prader-Willi child in a and medical centers if you mental institution was caught would alert her to the in the ki tche n finishing a possibility that her child could three-gallon jar of jam. Later, be a Victim of this disease. THE MOTHER OF ONE to discourage her, an at. tendant Ined rws. of t)i lw. DEAR MOTHER: I isearmi the stale bread thrown out for with a large amount f rom may readers vi55 fl the birds, The child disregarded the me that iaforusatiois about. Your advice to get the boy taste, and ate the whole jar this malady caa be elgalsed toa physician will help-only anyhow, later dying from salt by writing to Prader.WillI Iftia physician knows Oat the oolsonlng! Syndrome Asesciatios, 1115 child suftering from a littleMother was in a cooking Malibu Dr., Edina, Miii. known, but not-so-rare class that made a dozen 55431. 11 Is a ui-profit disease railed the 'Praderpumpkin pies for orgasizatisu, enWilli Syndrome,"jtwas Thanksgiving, On the pretext close a stamped, self, reported In Germany of staying behind to help dean addressed envelepe for a but the first ca'.. tip, the child ate all 12 pies! reply, country were not diagnosed the U.S. until the 1N. - ' -.. -....-.. .1.J, .',- and passions of the Russian V Hair" by F. Scott ritzgerald; "I'm A Fool" by Sherwood Audaoi, (R) 030 (5) PLO (Premier') On her WY to a better waltrsu job in Houston, Flo gets a flat Ii,. and winds up buying a roadhouse cafe in her hometown of Cowtown, Texas. i000 () LOU GRANT (1) 500 RATTLES "Battle Of Germany" Hidden from Allied raconnaisunce Planes by dense fog, the Nazis silently and swssly massforadesperate attack on the Western ,, 10:30 (I 1351 CANOID CAMERA 10 of the Pra&T.WIUI MIS. thC Syndrome will eat tIwtsa.lves ___________________________________________ NAL "A Conversation With ________________________ male! How's that (or a lively t George Bush" BIN Moyers u alhm.d W. tk-yeU? I leak at Reciublhdon't care what they eat, and Mr. and Mrs R.J. (Butch and Jean) Jeffcoat Jr., of of can presidential candidate TROUBLED ABBY: DEAR have been known to gorge on 5, 5 MOM wrote that her 8-year- rotten apples, sticks of butter, Qiristopher, on Feb. 11.1 00 old son will eat anything in garbage and entire loaves of Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Huff G of siglmt,indudingcbgfood right bread. They become ex- Sanford, Paternal grandpareats are Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Jeff (11)35 PENNY HIU. out of the dog dish, as well as tremely obese and literally cost Sr., of Rocky Mount, N.C., formerly of Sanford. a IT LAST OF HE WILD Birth Announcement n.l.pils, , 2 r*ivou's U (THU) 11 (35) HERCULOIDS(FRI) 12(1OSESAMESTREE'r (12) (1 7 ) THE THREE STOOGES I THE LITTLE RA$. Revolution. 35)I& FRIENDS 34(10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "Bernice Bobs Her - DIN ING.Dt!!1(Mc Home Made PIZZA 7:25 () TODAY FLORIDA ' NOODLES Charbroiled, marinated STEAKS From Scratch ________ •PlovdTh..50.' _____________ _____________ 14 SAWag MOLLIE'S BANQUET ROOM JENNY'S WINE CELLAR CLARA'S DINING ROOM CALS ' CatS I TRIO (TUE) (i (35) SPACE GHOST / if, Geraldine Chaplin. Two by- DINO BOY (WED) *r *r. it I" f .ni., ItT iuj It r'!I øj fl. ruur --•I.' - _ ___ Moire Coleen, in marriage to Almost All An'' i mals F'16ght Fiercely Just Like Humans territory and food, just like 40 a 41 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. fi @T (730 GOOD 11:50 tar receives news that may ruin his life. (Part 1) GRAMMING MORNING 7:30 host. Tish tiF (35) WILD. WILD WEST FACE THE MUSIC o P.M. MAGAZINE an answer. Watkins gave th eir daughter, Guest: ILTV 7:00 c4)COLLEGE BASKET- DEAR ABBY: I would like to clear up a misconception that has appeared in your column from time to time. Animals are not less cruel within their species than people. Almost all animals Ga. Orlando Public Broadcasting System FLORIDA 0 HARRY 0 JJ is forced to exert all his per. suasiveness to get a farmer to 5A&.k The NCAA champion- fight fiercely for mates, NIGHTLY T_ Norris Divialm I - " - 33 12 VIf1Cijyy £dma.en Colorado Wkmla., Weiss C.s*sac. • . 33 33 5 X 3112 *3 3611 a 3012 IS 1413 I? 4611 . V. LOUIS You -.-:-:.-... ;-,.:.- give than admlnlaration. It's a network in every shape and form. It's a microcosm of the existing ones as we know them" Obviously, to satiate the SIT FRII , \1l,:;j , made with Chet &mmonil, frankly. '\'To get events, to who was In an itchy mood profealonally after 15 of running NBC qmu. And not entirely happy with the drift of that network. "Maybe" says $bps, , l:::.;;.::;.:: - - tennis, baseball, hockey, lacrosse and many regional football and basketball games. The important thing to' remember here is that ESPN Rich Little. Baldridge II(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy field into a garden plot, (A) _______ ft_ In that category were AUN, i, _____ Francisco ... Bob Owchinko pitched five strong innings and - Yankee setting? Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland are here From Pontiac, Mich, visiting Ruth Wells. They come to Sanford ever' year and attend the motorcycle races. They plan to stay two or three weeks on their vacation and do some sight seeing, but mostly, get a long rest. They are members of the Benevolent Protective Order of :h Elks, Lodge 610 t Pontiac and are enjoying socializing with friends here in the Sanford Lodge. a - Monday throio Thursday and from 6 p.m. Friday club. Mrs. Gaff enjoys the social activities with Mrs. Tillis and getting together with old friends. R Regan, III. Saturday Second Robert Duke Berg, Betty Holly, Lieutenant in the army in afternoon. Frank Collins and Jack April from Embry Riddle The wedding was held at the Campbell. Watkins home in Geneva. University. Then the couple ey gave a reception for the Th will be moving to Ft. Knox Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Ky. newlyweds in their home in:- "Cleveland scored seven runs In the sixth inning. Atlanta, (10) ()0 GOOD 11:30 0 () TONIGHT Guest The Gaffs come to Sanford take a tetanus shot each year for Rudy to play (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. competition on the different MENT "The Legal System" (1 7) BOB NEWHART Emily golf courses in this area. is forced to handle threats from Rudy, at one time, was the angry parents in an educational golf pro here at the country crisis at her school. 1k - -. •,_ were course indulging in their favorite sport. Evenings were spent at the Horrell home relaxed with casual TV viewing. One night as they were watching a movie the unusual coincidence of their home town (Pratt) was displayed in the movie, It brought All the members got together for 'dinner in the lodge dining room. - - (III. SikaT*es,ö-LS - WRI,72. Oak aides os.s, es. ISlaYl I. 001 11* 113: ae 7 41; WeP..C$lvIUnbsrrV ($) d. 111 igily; I. TitsioNis 50-3:1 (jv*sCrl5r, 6.1, 7.5. -- _' ,-s. isMsiglsu,W us: Srant$.. ___ they - - 6-1, 6- Gene N. Kramer vacationing from Pratt, Ka. The Horrells and the Kramers spent most of their recreational time on the golf Ranch, (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Big Baby Bird" 0 CID CBS NEWS tD 0 ABC NEWS Taconic Golf Course in Williamstown, and he also teaches pro golf for the %Villlanis College Team::, while before in their campers, These members were Ken and Katie Knowlton, Jep and Betty Jepsen and their guest, Mike Martin. Some of the boaters slept Some their yachts, while others stayed in rooms they had reserved' at the River Independent In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 14, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CR0). 6:30 NBC NEWS Rudy is the golf pro at - relay: I. Mernit Island 4:33.1; 2. HIICNSt SgatiCsNtNlS$ from Williamstown, Mass. (Normal Cypress Lake, through Hatchenaha, through Lake Kissimmee and docked at the River Ranch Estates. When W hen they arrived they other club members who had gone down the day Orlando (1 7) (CBS) Orlando 43 Independent ti (35) (ABC) Orlando fltI. - through 'Media And Campaign. Ch. Guest '...... .. ... For' Television Sports Nuts - MENT Cable 0 0 T RN. suspenders, pigeons who save ... WIU, Losessitsirday, went NEWS r?N Forest Drive are expecting a (17) CAROL BURNETT visit from Mr. and Mrs. Rudy AND FRIENDS Alan Gaff who will be Iririnu ,Inu'n w, Goff b ... - A lake, a) Reports on 9 people who lump oft a 1.000 toot bridge held by had a pair Hal stngies'and left-bander Charlie Lelbrandt gave up three hits over five innings for Cincinnati Mike Caldwell went six Innings and Sixto Lezcano had a homer and two singles for Milwaukee Scot Thompson's 11thinning single brought home the winner for the Cubs Willie McCovey went 3-for-3 and drove In two runs for San - ~~11 the Cable Ch. EVENING (DO THAT'S INCREDIBLE By MURRAY OLDERMAN American homes. Bill is William Rasmussen, broadcasts are not directly "I had a lit of adventure in sports junkies, it's Impossible BRISTOL, Coon. Two They are, believes Chat a local TV entrepreneur who competitive with home TV, my soul. There was also to get 24 hours of live even ts huge TV dishes standing on Simmons, just touching the thought up the Idea of the They go to cable systems that significantly more money, pn the air daily. So the mix end, looking like they were out UP of the televised sports ESPN network (and remains solicit subscribers the involved." So he came on as right now is 60 percent of the 20th century, shield the iceberg. chairman of the board). ESPN channel Is an added president and thief operating original programming and 40 modern glass edifice from Simmons Is a 51-yea-old Originally, he wanted to inducement. otflcerofESPN (a name that percent repeat showings at passing farmers and mill IV sports executive who until .feed Connecticut sports at the The NCAA liked the idea of connotes visions of Werner odd bows - to pick up West hands, lest July headed the NBC college and minor-league added distribution of Its Erhard and undoubtedly will Coast viewers, etc. This old mill town in the dispensary of fun and games levels to cable systems in this sports wares, be changed). At the moment, ESPN feeds rolling hills of western Con. He was lured Into this new state. He went to RCA to Getty expects to lay out About the same time (early its wares to 4(X) cable systems necticut is an unlikely venture called the check out transmission 1979), the Getty Company was million to $30 million before with 3 million subscribers and location for what is the sports Entertainment and Sports through its Satellite. induced to provide the any real returns are expected, projects double that number communication revolution of Programming Network As long as you're going to backing for this new venture. in maybe three years by the end of this year. the 19I. (ESPN) by the challenge, that expense, it Noted for oil, Getty,.a huge Simmons, hired on July 31, The TV antennas one And money. Lots of money, in was suggested, why not feed conglomerate, also Is the 1979, brought with him Scotty On a tou r of the plant, called an uplinks, the other a the coffers of the Getty Oil Connecticut to the whole largest producer of almonds Connal, his right-hand man at Connal proudly shows off downlinks - are hooked Company, which is 85 percent country? in the world, cute vast NBC, to head production and banks of highly sophisticated electronically with an RCA behind this new sports-in-theThen John Toner, the amounts oflumber and gown operations, and sportscaster equipment patellite 23,000 miles into home concept. athletic director at the Jim Simpson asakey talent. space, hovering over the ESPN started operations University of Connecticut, its Diversified Oneratlons. In a couple of months, he Put equuor. wruie me aiei is t September. Before 1300 is proposed that the based in Los Mg.... together a staff of 190 people, receive and transmit signals, over, the goal Is to transmit 24 programming Include NCAA Now the problem was to get including marketing and sales experts work inside the new hours of sports offerings a sports that were not on net- professional expertise in TV staffs, building behind them, day, seven days a week, work television but never- sports. I "They needed someone like From 6 p.m. to 4 am. Why Is it here, in this rural theleudealtln national titles, That's when contact was me bsd(y," says Simmons __A_ milm~ ~fty.~llllllllmlllm For Spur Of Moment Event , - - i' TV HIGHLIGHTS Former CPO Wives Gather by Alan Mayer 0 490.4 7,OW C'e4 rIC6 IN 1.50 Monday March 24, 1050-lB , M4'E'V 'fF4 4/4'44C# 7&Y( 01V,eR I r In And Around Sanford Seven NBA Squads Jockeying For Playoff Positions y United Press International ...*%, J -ç ""17.3 U3-75O1 ALL SITS 990 SUNDAY FAMILY DAY • IIAZA 1) 140 ONLY JOHN SELLISHI $ PG 1941 COMEDY __ " Free Spisohieffl to LPLAZA Ml 7;4SONLY 010101 'URNS PG aCCllflpaldsdbyanadult G(IIUC IN TYf LUNCH /7 " 3, " 7:30 PEOPLE WHO OWN THE DARK 0:10 NOCTURNA RANDDAUGHTER OF DRACULA 3 he spaghefti you can eat 2:30 - 7:30 p.m. - ANTWASTO SALAD 1*1 Or Choose From Our LUNCHEON MENU Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5:30 10:00 CIosed-DInn.rMon. Lunch-Sal. IN E.Cunmerciapst,, Sanferd - $30 ' �- '. . - , 4- ........ ..- ., .-. •-.'.-.... -- - . . - .-. ,. .. . B— Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, FL Monday, March 24±!!o 9R EALN TUESDAY, MARCH25 Lecture by Joseph S. Iseman of New York '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, md., 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Mall. Open to public. WEDNESDAY, MARCH26 Presidents Council, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Tom Hunt will speak on Ronald McDonald House. THURSDAY, MARCH27 Free Income tax service for senior citizens, 14, p.m., Longwood City Hall. Call Tina Anderson at 831.0555 florida Audubon Seminole Chapter, 2p.m., Florida Power & light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Michael Marlin will present a program on trees, FRIDAY, MARCH28 Norman de Vere Howard Chapter UnIted Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Burch Cornelius, 107 Highland Court, Sanford. Program by Mrs. Fred Harris on Prison Life of Jefferson Davis, SATURDAY, MARCH29 Minicomputer demonstration, 9:30.11 a.m., Deltona Public Library. A novice's introduction to use of minicomputers in education, games, home and busIness. Orlando Chaper of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America annual show, 2 p.m. and evening per. formances, Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando. Annual Spring Plant Sale, Central Florida Sheltered Workshop, 8:30 n.m. to 3:30 p.m., 1600 Aaron Ave., Orlandg (near 33rd St. exit off 14). Central florida Art Ann. Outdoor Art Show, 9 n.m. to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings, 2301 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. Seminar sponsored by Winter Park Chapter of the Decade: Imprinting Secretarial Professionalism," 8 3:45 p.m., Holiday Inn, 6515 International Drivc, Orlando. Call &44.G395. Senior Citizens Tour to Lakeland for Holiday on Ice show, Leave Sanford Civic Center at noon nlek his- -• ------ i .----Leeds, Seminole Plaza, 12:30 p.m. Dinner on return, Reseryations available. Call Doris Rogers. am, to TUESDAY, APRIL 1 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Civic Center. Business and bingo to follow bag lunch, Over 50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social' Hall WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. $0•S93.CA.04. E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ROGER FRANKLIN COLE Petitioner RITA ANN COLE Resdent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: RITA ANN COLE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN MAILING ADDRESS: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been tiled against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to it, if any, (), CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Petitioner, whose address Is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and tile the original With the Clerk of Circuit Court, Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., Seminole Co., Sanford, Fia., on or before the 17th day of April, A.D., 1950, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition, WITNESS my hand and Official seal on this the 13th day of March, AD., 1990. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone (30S) 3277690 Publish March 17, 24,31 and April 7__________________________ 1990 DET.s8 _________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 909$ DIVISION OF BOND FINANCE of the DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES of the STATE OF F LOR IDA, a public body corporate, Plaintiff, vs. Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. I0S4SCA.13.L RUSSELL W. HARNED, PIsintlif, vs HERBERT CARSON POLLARD, at al, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO: HER BE RI CARSON POLLARD, if alIve, and his unknown spouse If marrIed, and if dead, his unknown heirs, devisess, grantees, assignees, ilenors, creditors,ortrustees,and any and all parties claiming by, through, under or against said named Defendant, and agaInst all parties having, or claiming to have, any right, title or interest In the followIng described land, lying and being in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: That part of the South ½ Of Lot 7 in BlockY, lying West and North of Cloud Branch, of Florida Land and Colonization Company Limited Mapofthe5t.G,rfrudeAdditionto the Townof Sanford, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 113, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. You, and each of you, are hereby notified that an action has been brought against you, in the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, in Civil Action No. 90.545. CA13L entitled RUSSELL W. HARNED, Plaintiff, VS. HER. BERT CARSON POLLARD, at al Defendants, and you, and each of you, are required to serve a CO of your written defenses, if any, to it on SPEER lu SPEER, P.A,, Plaintiff's attorneys, whose ad. dress is P.O. Box 1361. 113 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before April 11, A.D., 1910, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's at. torneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you, and each of you, for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The nature of this suit is to cancel of record that certain mortgage dated May 10, 1960, given by the Plaintiff in favor of the, Defendant, HER BERT CARSON POLLARD, filed In the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virture of that certain WrIt Of Execution issued Out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, FlorIda, upon a final Iudgement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 29th day of January AD. 1990, In that certain case tied, Judith B. Hudson, PlaIntIff, .vs. Jack R. Hudson, Sr., Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ot Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida.andlhavel,vieduponthe following described property owned by Jack R. Hudson, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more par. ticularly described as follows: Home located at 201 North Cortez Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida described as: Lot 20, Block 23, North Orlando First Addition, Piat Book 12, Page 24, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM. on the 1st day of April, AD. 1990, offer for isle and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing lens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above obsi personal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy me terms of saId Writ of ExecutIon. John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: March 10, 17, 24, 1950 With sale tobe held on April 1, 1910 CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS -. RATES Itime ... 44C (IM 3conWcutive times .c a line 7 consiCvti tinN 3c a line 309 S. Oak Ave. Law enforcement officers will _____ __________________________ . 3-Cenieterles - - 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In area moxt beautiful Mem. o.'ial Park. $100, to settle estate. ___________________________ ____ - WhVBe Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating ServIce. All ages P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ter, Fl. 3311$. _________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. _______________________ LOST: Male Terrier, tan I wh, 1 yr old, 1½ ft tall, 19 lbs. Carriage HIll area, Casselberry. Answers to "J.W." Reward. 33351$4, 14$. 1701, att 7 p.m. 930.9)94. Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur lic. preferred, will train. Appiy inpersonRichle'sVW,lmi. N. of 434 on 17.92. ______________________ __________________________ in the vicinity of Faust Drug Store. Call Bob Lovenbury at the Herald. Reward offered, 322.2911, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, _______________________ Spur of the Moment Babysitting' in my home. Hrlv, daily. wklv rates. Day or night. 3334477 -- ___________________________ 30.Apatn Unfurnished A It a monte cxc cv t I vs Townhouse. 3 BR, 2" B, Brantley Schools. $550 mo. Call 322.5965. idea 2710 Sanford Ave. ______________ New 2 BR 1 B WaD hook ups Range, dishwasher, disposal, ww carpet, utl rm. c HIA. Call Orlando 656-4144, 295.6785 '' ____________________________ ____________________________ Paint 1. body shop for sate or lease w.2 BR apt. attached. Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. 32-Houses Unfurnlshed _________________________ Tired ci house hunting? 32 ma. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 child., no pets. . ALL FLORIDA REALTY 2544S. FrefldhAve. 322.0231 3335353,3333772,322.0779 - EXECUTIVE LIVING -3 Bdrm 3 Bath. Sunken LR W fireplace. Ceramictilefoyer'& hallway, Walks block to lró. shopping cenfer.eHA, Ib garage 9. fenced yard. 1 yr. warranty. $64,900. 4670. , I7ACRE S FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO OLD S BED. ROOM HOUSE NEED F1XIN' 9. FENCIN'. $350 MONTH, SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321.0440. . - '' CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT UN. V.ARU IIII ' - MINI.lJ.LOCK New COncrete buildings all sizes, $2OIup, espiciallp nice, most convenIent on 1.1 at SR 46 bihind Days Inn, 1.4 Industrial Park. 3fl.00i. Dream home in quiet area. This 3 arm 1", Bath is neat as a pin ready for easy living. Seeing is belIeying at $45,900 wterms. Assumable 5½ pet mortgage & 1 yr warranty, . __________________ '' . Saftford, Lk. Mary, new 3 BR 20, adlacent Golf Course, AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, óapss, $490, 3221912 or 322. Owner anxious. I yr. - warranty. $37,900. - lN5I 41-44n' . ______________________ — Rig. Neal Estate Ircker - ______________________ lulldto$uit_ourloteryours, . ____________________ ______________________ __________________________ '• STE N STROM I REALTY VA-FNA.235.0onHomes Low Down Payment ' Good investment! Wide variety uses.28R16.Gencomm. ingl Only $21,900. IOIBIE'I IIAITY Handyman special 2 BR 1 8 3229283 ihopping. Exc investment ioperty. Yours for $23,500. . Reduced I 3 BR 1 B home in ESTATE SALE 3 SR. ii w.FP, cxc. location., gy . Sunland w.FR, FP, new kit, SC patio, w.w carpet & lots morel OFF SFRVICE CONTRACT, A buy for $39,000. '..- 0 home close to school & 0 , ,: . __________________ _____ .. . I.eI Notke -_---. ____ Florid. $2799. seal Cl said cow,, en *1 list dey shedtoH P$CTIT$OUSNAMI r$.5tst ClsaidCeiwtandths$eeitIwra, ' Ii, *j, given *at lam Afteny fur the Second Judicial this 7th day ii March, liii (Slat.) In hWSIASS6 at Nt. 3,151 CircUit Cl the State Florida, oil (SEAL) ARTHUR H, SSCKWITH JR. 10IC, MIit$atid, Fl 33711, Seminole Deushas Cheshire Jr,. State At. ARTHUR N. SICKW1TH JR. W*i: j. *.a cierk at Circtat court Cowy, Fidrids under flu flc• lirttey for ffiO EiihIsen* Judicial Clerk. S. *OIVOI 1501*011 CoUntY. Ne*0 titloes nsewAirCi,ani that I CWcv$ Cl the Slats ci Florida. this CircWt rt Is wan Street . by: Susan I. Ti5p nIpIStor sell name wIth 11th dv at March, 951 SemInole COUNty, Florida i Co'Wi.., cssr& ISis Clerk. $ ISis Circuit COUrt,- NOSIRTI. NIRO ly: Susan 1, Tabir . Dated at I irtei. Mabres THOMAS 0. PNIIMA$t, SenuNofe (aunty. Fund. . AlIsjV4y for Plalifist As Deputy 011k. Csdy, tfllla10 Ibis 17111 day II ess. ' . RiOm iSacIWWhWagrovislsef the RULON 0. MUNNL Spaulrg' p, P.O. Is, N FICRISS Ni Statutes. To-Wit I oi InlidinS . lOGIN. MUNNS & MUNN$ WILLIAM J. MORROW kdI Mta'MntI Nrs. P130101. Tallaluasaw. Plsilda 32*1 W19 P10db StatuSes Post Office lox 1507 MAITNAS. ' ansiasy r . . 9117. • Rabin U. Nine Or$amds. PublIsh IL 11aM April 7, (310)531.99% iii. M10'Iid.Iyre.t.eomird PublIsh Mmdi 17,31 31 1905 . Atloftlsys len P*Iener 14 Plab Mardi 11.31$ *09117.14 PublIsh Mardi 1 I?, 31, 31, 1* oan* PubliSh Mardi IL 17 2431,1* MT 193 . Dl?., — MTM Notice is hereby alVIn eat are eispl In Mhees at it. i Isa iu.s, so s. $smkusls Coty, Florid. sewer NIlfIctitisusnamsel WIICO, that 'l 's n,i'it.r sell mime witlu the cloth ate. circuss .' . ' --. - . ______ ____________ / .s - — 1 " ' IJnId . . . aCMCewINi'IIu, prsvhsat *0 FIdWISIS Name Statutes, Ti. Wit: SadIsm 54119 Florida . ' - - . . DIT.1I5 - -1 . ____ ::,, } '. . ' '' - . . . . .. ',..i,f "41r5. ' ____ , ______ ________ . . . - estate is for you.. Triplex, 2 _____ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service DeVSISPO1Ofi Opportunity De 01tire block a.ii on W. INus.ySW •lmogin.Olo. ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? If N ysu will recognize flue 322.2420 REALTORS / ,, paS50tlaINy 51 these + acres en Ihi itseutiful Wekiva River. $51 41. Dely 5110,010. Sroncji ffiCO '.' 323•2222 'Cr 5*9. 5, s- STIMPV.R AGENCY"' . MULTIPLE LI$TIGVI , Ives: 301100, m.ii, 3.i3S)' __________________ + attached comes with funi. $33,990. Crank COnst. - NIA$. TON m.aesi [H 2565 PARK ' RuNy, REALTORS. S3041. WORLDS -____-- .REALTY —____ carports, comm. zoned on S. Sanford Ave. Lu. lot could build additional units. Rent for $655 mo. --clear over $300. Assume present mtq Asking $63,000 269 7377 REALTY WORLD. every day. -- ID acres, part wooded, part pasture. $2,000 dwn. —.---- -- for ' 6.Sacresw sm. pond. $1,000 dwn. - Eve.I$2.365? located off Courtland 'Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323.7999 after NEW HOMES daily BUY,SELL,TRADE 311.31SF. First St. 322 5622 - Beds, Dbi. motel B.S. & Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323.7340 + ACRES PINt I PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $8,900 WITH GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. 3 BEDROOM, I"7 BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, AP. PLIANCES, AIR 9. HEAT, ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUN. LAND. SELLER WILL HOLD LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCREEN PORCHES, AP. PLIANCES, GOOD CONDI. TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. $72,900. 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. $21,900. HUGE, POOL,3 BEDROOM. 2½ BATH. FAMILY ROOM, 'FIREPLACE, EAT.IN KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH AS. player ROBINSON 5. SEEDLING. GENEVA AREA $6,500 PER I ____ ____ 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkg, Duel AC, Only 13,250. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Casselberry, 131 $399. _____________________________ 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van, S pass.. 36.000 ml. only $S,1$L 436Auto Sales, MO Hwy 136, Casselberry, 8319399. ' EVA AREA. $1,900. ESTATE WANTS CASH OFFER. I 2' PLUS ACRES PAVED TREES ON ST. JOHNS RIVER, SANFORD AREA. POSSIBLE MARINA SITE, $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, DeBAR V AREA. IS WOODED ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC. CESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS. ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA COUN TV, 525.500. FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND Call Clark&Igirt 373.7590 322 1721 - 51''HsetldGo - __,, --. ------_-----. - --- - - --- -_ .. '991 mc. Agent 339I4, Shatlandpontdh 3 yrs. old, ____________________________ 322.3277 after 6 $56,900. -- . -. - -- - - ________ 77—JunkP,mved -.- SEIGLER REALTY From$lOto$50 Make room in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classif ion Co'a Dollar PaId for iunk . Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 332261) or 131.9993. 3775,90 ' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 9)26 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 S. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 377.1577 )2I0440 _________________ save GasI No need driving to beach, enjuy refreshing pool, 2 possIble 3 5, 1½ 5, FR. scr. porch,' patio, landscaped yard on cer. lot, many extras. y ow, , - Idyllwllde—byoenuer,IBR,7$ Show by AppI. 50,500 3333073 aft 6p.m. __________________ Sanford 321-0440 Orlando 337 ______________________ __________ 62acresEof Sanford. Term$. Call W. Maiiczowskl, REALTOR. __________________________ 100' LAKE FRONT LOT In Cassslberryon Semlnola Blvd. Good for investment or use now. $11,900 with good terms. C allBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,3337490 The Best Buy In Town cost Classified Act EINTZER riCt New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Eap. 1691562 _________________________ - A low LIght I'lauling __________________________ Yard Debris, Trash, Appliancesi (LOCAL 1319 537) _______________________ Clock Repair _______________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 3726509 (rent i v e Surfaces Ii C. specializing in repainting, mt. & ext. wallpaper, wall texing. wood staining Free Ext After you have called the rest call the best. 867 5592 'essmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes,Uholstery Paintings, Repair ___________________________ Groofflinga Boarding _________________________ Photogmply S Unfurn. - Adult. Family 5 Foil - Laundry SOulet- I. Story ' Agent..339-fl$. fl'LmiiI, lIIIIiI_ I ' :y.pg'' Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 349 5759 - Horns lfllOVSffl5nf% Washer typo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short time. Bal. $199.14 or $19.35 mo. I rent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior FreeEst 322 3558 — ______________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 3225152. HOusewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or Itimq basl Wedo wash windows 677 I 1505 W. 28th ST. I SANFORD 322.20,0 _____________________________ Wedding photography by John Cullum, Free engagement rhotos or color laiD. 373 5258. ______________________________ Tax Service ACCURATE Tax Srvir. - -& - 5561 ________________________ - Carpentry, Painting, Maint, of alltypes.Lic. Bonded 323 603$ Insured $34 $399 1 Man, quality operation S yns, cap. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 321.1321 Tree Service Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn, 534.749, ______________________ _____ __ ________________________ LAKE SYLVAN ESTATES S3-TI.S I.o$M 100'x iso' On Canal St. -- ASKING Good used TV's, 523 Iup MILLERS 3619 Orlando Dr. .-.- — CompleleMobile Home Repair 3495259 _____________________________ f'amJc fl MICROWAVE - 2439S.MyrtleAVe. IOWER'SBEAUI"I'SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519£. 1st St., 322 5747 AP'cS KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPL lANCES 373407 ______________________________ Ref. rope. 14 cu ft frost free. Orig. $139, now 530$ or $19 mo. '" I Home Repair HouseCleaning ' BROKER baUty Car. BUY JUN8CCARS 1114. CUT? p - Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323-1595. Push button controls, has caro usel, still in warranty. Originally $449, assume pay. msnts of $2) mo. Agent 339. - : x Mii . Call322i'.634; 37S.4 off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797. So.oI Sanford. 3235771. _____________________________ i _____________________ 68Wanted to BUY i 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. .. AOK TIRE 322 74i Shocks 55.9$-Heavy Duty $7.95 AIR SHOCKS $59.95 New Batteries $29.95 2413 French Ave., Sanford - ____ 197$ S1ngi' Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $592, bai. $111 or - - 76-Auto Parts 66'-Horses • __________________________________________________________ '1'k Tile floors installed l7Chevy Sport Van, WDs,6cyI,3 NEW& REPAIR sp.. 35,000 ml. only 53,188, 4)6 Free Est 830 1783 aft 6 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, _____________________________ Casselberry, 8311399. -___________ ________________ - 2'2 ACRES TALL PINES GEN. __ _____________________________ ________ motor home. 360 Dodge Fully vqpt 10-Il mpg. Reg gas. Asking 57.000. Will consider Ig wh base Ford Van in trade. 3720106 anytime. . _____________________ (30) 90" L drapery panels (60 running ft.), shades of gm. blue. New $1,000, sell for $50. •ij 75-A--Vans ----- service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301W. 1st recorder; VOR INPORMATION JOHN ARDEN IS 13 $31. 1991 RHODENENTERPRISES P.O. Box 1227 LakeWjIes,Fla.33153 -- ___________ ---. '71 American Traveler mini Lawnmowers We sell the bestS miscellaneous items 3236670. ACRE. ALL OR HALFI LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPETS, READY FOR - For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, u , So. of Sanford. 322 872). Color portable TV; console color TV; Stereo AMFM tape ORANGE GROVE 12½ ACRES CALL COLLICT -. alarms, fixtures, furniture, - per year Land owner will have an Independent business that can earn over 570.000 annually in this exclusive ground floor opportunity. May be tunas family operation part.t.me or aentee ownership. Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. - 62-Lawn.Garden -'---- $70,000 dentlal Auctions S. Appraisals DO & CFU. $20,000. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DeBARY AR EA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. $32,000. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH ARMYNAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 3225191 lfyouneedfillfr Lg.holes,forgOodpr, 3239329 POTENTIAL OVER Cell Dell's Auction, 323 5620. - - ----- 322 568) ________________________ Levis& Wrangler Jeans V '7 I For Estate Commercial & ResI ___________ ___________ __________ Beautiful country lot in Deltona, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE _____________________ 1977 Chrysler New Yorker tlrougham, loaded. White on while, beautiful Only 77,000 mi 53.500 831 8101 or 339 4782 NOTICE •••••.•..•...S..... - ta new pianos I. organs In stock, including new, used, rebuIlt & reconditIoned, We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 431. 1 bI E of I 1. 3395900. Sale 7 Chev Impala S W. top carrier. exc tires, new insp sticker. $650 373 0799 With the aid of modern technology and several years research, our company ha discoveredthe only way todouble and triple food products in the world, at minimum cost, using environmental control. This high profit, depression proof business is the fastest qrowinqlndustry Intheworld Thtslsnoftydroponjcs, 323.7340 Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead & copper Tiffany type hanging 6O.A'-BUSIIEquip. lamps. All are hand made,SS--. different, and 20" diameter with many pieces, Jewelry store fixtures for sale, 6280701 Lighted display counters ESTATE Broker 290N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Open ito 5 Merchandise Can't tind I?? Try us! Over 14 top TIFFANY LAMPS au. 5349200 - - ____________________ __________________ - -______________ -- I --- 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1 1215 5. French - - H. Ernest MORRiS Sr. 207 F. 25th St. CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. 59-Musical - - CUSTOMHOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses 3221445 ------Tomorrow may be the day you S.G.BALINT - sell that roIl.a.way bed you've nowheretoroll away.. If you place a Classified Ad today. Pt,. 3220352 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210517 Custom built uliilty & boat trailers, truck racks I misc. repairs. ____________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new Call: Harold H11,smlth over $700. Balance due $17100 or take over my payments $l7.00.month. Still in 323 1776 FLAGSHIPIANKf SEMINOLE 30N ORLANDO DR. warranty. Will deliver. Call M7S34. 4. __ MFG boat. 20 hp 1973 Mer cury electric start motor, Gator till trailer, $B9S Ph. 322 1737 u ' .. ''1' ., 1 AcCessories — For Sale 1931 Model A, 2 dr Ford Exc running cond Modified road car FIRM 323 1183 aft 5 '75 Pontiac Bonneville, very clean, fully eqpt 18 mpg 52,800 372 8658 CLEAN UP SALE Must sell to Ihe bare walls to make room br upcoming gun 8. antique auction Lots of qood clean turn includinufinehouseful w BroyhIl DR suite, extra nice BR suite, extra nice LR Suite, La Z tS.y recliner, auto garage door opener, I mo old Ken more washer & dryer • other turn in housefull, All less than I yr. old, also more storage lots from NY. All to be sold to the highest bidder. Come early. stay late. S VISA - MASTER CHARGES $ CASH DOOR PRiZEs ROBSON MARINE 292714w, 1797 Sanford, Fla 3277) ------- - •MON., MAR. 24, 7 PM• MUST SELL 17' F glass Larson Runabout w '63 40 hp, recently rebuilt. Needs seat & cleanup, 5300 373 88)7 aft 6 Wanted to buy for cash from owner 3 bedroom, 7 bath home Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and vice. No salesmen. - PUBLIC AUCTION• ' 322.4741 - & S5-Boats H you are having difficulty findinç — ' a place to live, car to riye, a We buy equuiy in houses, apis., & job, or some service you have vacant land Lucky Invest need of, read all our want ads ments, P 0 Box 79 Sanford ________________________ -- - - 47-Real Estate Wanted 68 Cony Plymouth Fury $695. Current lnsp Hwy 97. I mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesthiy & Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 901 255 83" for further details ••I•II.......I..... Make your TV remote controlled -- no wires. Come by our Shop for demonstration. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave 323 1731 -- — _________________________ 323 7157 - -------------- IV repo 19" Zenith. Sola orig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mó Agent 339 93*6 - Investors this won't last long. Nice 7 BR 5. I BR furn, -- - ____________________________ -________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Sunday March 3h Consignments accepted SANFORDAUCTION3?3.70 ________________________________ _______________ Eves. 3220612,323.1597 . GUN AUCTION - 53—W.Radjoi.StereO farms, ranches 8. groves. Sanford's Sales Leader ' _____ __________________________ Just Results! SUMARLE MORTGAGE, IbIlSYcIeaIlNIbVrbIfl living + acre. 3 Ov., sized Wrens., 3 bims, — cettao. & macit - - -- CARkIAJI COVE 2 BR, 2B 5. 3 BR, 2B, cxc. cond. Call for details. Crank Construction Realty, REALTOR. $30 606). 32372 , _____________________ 72-Auction , ___________________________ "Take the $400 one...your husband can't get 33 percent angrier! 75 Gremlin, 6 cyl auto . air, nower, radio, 33.000 mi . 51675, may Consider small car in trade, good mileage 372 0098 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 2 dr Coupe, auto, air, thiS beautiful c,lr is near mint excellent original paint $1,800 831 8101 or 339-4182. We buy used furniture FURNITURES. THINGS 5005 Sanford Ave Sanford 323 6593 ______ The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. s. _____________________________ ___________________________________________________________ We specialize in lots, acreage, Sunset Dr. 3 BR, lB. FR, FP, fenced yard, $44,900. NATURE LOVERS This lOVely - _____ .' . ______ ' OET.111 , ' "5 -. ________ , '.-...,. '-', - Statutes 1W. 0 LANE C ELY 4, WIISff PIA*0 March *431 ow *nui, 11. INS MOiaow . '.' ..1 - -J cort,ssmliugi,, _____ . . ........... L J -'---- ,. ' .' : . u.gd NItICS .,,, j 2i' jI II ______________________ _____________________ REALTORS os'eI Just 540.0001 ______ -.- - Just listedl 2 BR 1 B home in tCM on fenced lot. 30 x 10 covered patio overlooking roll C lIlA, eatIn kit, FR & Cash Ne' YOU" lOtI Will bUild 5 voyr lot our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor ___________________ 43o$ __________________ . Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytime 12730781. - -- MULTiPLELISTING REALTOR $40,000. ' 3234061 or eves. 33$9917 ' ' _____ GR E GOR V MOBILE HOME S 3903 Orlando Dr. 3235200 VA & FHA Financing ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL IAt.o1 ___________________________ _________________________________ BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. ******** _____ hAL COLST REALTY Inc. FHA.VA, FM 2359.31$ M. Unsworffi Realty ______________________ - LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, 321071, Groups To DenlOflstrate . W Gamnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial ..jgn332 7U1,Sanford . 2410 Sanford Ave. \ Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with tr5. Assume __________________________ $3,140 mtg. at 9'. pct. mt. with $25 mo. pymts, Total price 47.A-? gages Bought $7,500 or best offer. 3235036. _&Sod------------. .-. Waltingfora000doeal? Will buy Is? 8.2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate & HERE ARE 31 Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. S acre grove *5.000 dwn Robinson, Oriando, 172 2976. THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $40,500. BATEMAN EALTY. __ • 16 Chevette, runs good si000 372 7912 before S Sate 80—Autos for Wanted to buy used office equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So, os Sanford 322 8771 -' ______ 43—Lots.Acreage family. Fireplace, corner lot. 097$. I / I YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2B, w Central HIA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,9001! Harold Hall Realty, Inc 323577j. 4.Bdrm 2 Bath 2 story home in $250 mo & under if you qualify. Sanford. Large rooms, cx. 322.3994 tenor done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing — A A A . fully carpeted, fenced yard w utility bldg. & garage. At. tractive brick front, all this & privacy. 1 yr. warranty. _______ ( ________ - -. Beautiful 3 BR, 1½ B, CH9.A, fireplace, fenced In yd., SC. porCh. Lease opt. to buy, 323- . . _____ lit' _______________________________ 1501 W. 25th St. DLVI MONDAY? STOP I ' TER RI F IC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new 3 BR, 2B w conversation pit, stone 8. p1. intercom, tile foyer + more Ofl acre wooded lot in prestigious area. Just ________________________ 78 Pont Trans Am. like new. 33.000 mi Only $5888 436 Auto Sales. 850 Hwy 136. _____________________________ • MORE, front & rear BR's. 24 Hrs . - ______________ 76 Olds Delta 88. 2 dr. 350 engine, 48.000 one owner mi, only 52.444. 1)6 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy Casselberry. 834 8399 __________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools ___________________________ POOL PARADISE-- Lovely 1 BR. 2B Split plan w Cen H A, WWC, pan Fam Rm, fully equipped kIt, gorgeous pool on huge cul-de sac lot in Al area, $61,900 Hurryl! Geneva. 5 acres cleared w.pond 8. well, ideal f or mobile home. eve. . 5 (. ee OUt beautiful new BROAD. quality 3-2 w-brick 8. p1. + BBQ. Fam. Rm., Split plan w. huge bdrms, 5cr porch in exec area for only $71,950!!! 323.7972 •I 42-.....Mobi OWNER WILL FINANCE Handyman special 2 BR, CB, fenced rear yd., in exc. location. $27,000. ________________________ car ______ _____________________________ SQUARE FOOTAGE GALORE- 3big bdrms, brick f. p1., formal DR. eat.in kit. + cor. lot w Oaks for $31,000!! REALTORS ________________________ I 77 Ford Explorer. spoke wheels. 351 Cleveland. auto & AC. only 53.888. 6 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy _____ ______ ______________ Cony, to downtown $195 ma. + dep. 3231963 I - _____ HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. bdrms, 1'? baths, corner lot wtrees, nice area. $28,500!! privacy, FP, ready to be restored. All for $29,900. a - ______________________________ 79-Trucks.Trailers ______________________________ Antiques, modern furniture. Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs. Diamonds Bridges Antiques. 3232801. . JUST MAkE PAYMENTS-- '69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 534.1505 lDt.aleri A OK TIRE 322 7150 NEW TIRESSI9.19& UP 21)3 French Ave. Sanford - __________________________ monthly payments under 5250. ____________________________ Low down payments, 3222287 IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUYERSt 3 BR, lB 2 Ig. fenced lots, / ', '' 1 pct. interest to qualified REALTORS.MLS 'John River. Only $5,000 dwn. Total price unbelievable at "$15,000. ______________________ ________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8771 , 2135 S French (17 97) Sanford 373 5371 _____________________________ 305373.186) BR,w.wcarpet,C.H&A . ' Estate Agency Inc., Realtors The Real It Weklva retreat I acre on St. ________________________ i 339.05 33 Harold Hal - apply.5.mlnoleGard.nsAp . I, _ WE BUY CARS Likenewcond -- - 323-5774 l979SujukiG5I2SV _______ Lake front country charm, 2 BR, 2B, brick FP. 1g. lakesIde deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras, $51,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5, 323-6507. Hedge against intlation! Sacres onfast growing 1k. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good termsl for single, many features Including attIc storage. 3301 S.. Sanford Ave. Maintenance man for apts. EXPE*IENCED only need WilliE THE SUN )0566l.S64O Eve. __________________________ ________________________ 31—Apartments Furnished ________________________ Sanford Court Apts _______________________ By: CynthIa Proctor NOTIFIED that a Petition for Irrgang f.k.a Gloria K. Irrgang penance in a manuiacturing PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED speak on shoplifting. Deputy Clerk Adoption has bean filed against Kruger, WIfe PlaIntIff, .v. Ralph onvlronmentwillhelplandffils BY THE ISSUANCE OF THE PublISh March 10, 17, 21, 31, 1910 you and you are required te NfV, C. Kruger, Husband, Defendant, one. PosItIon is local and open. BONDS DESCRI BED HER El N, DET-63 a copy of your written dsfsnses, if which afor.uld Writ of Execution THURSDAY, APRIL3 Submit resume to P.O. Box AND ALL OTHERS TO BE AF. was any, to it on RICHARD I. delivered to me as Sheriff of OWEN, N, Altarnonte Springs, Fl. Wood Bank DrawIng, 4.7 p.m., Community FEC'TED IN ANY WAY THERE. PA., CARROLL, JONES, NOOKS Seminole County,' PIcrida,'nd I PICTITIOUSNAMI 33), '. , BY: &OwEw,p.o.ss.H. heVI II d.ISR Ilti 111901D1 You, and each of you, and the Notice is hereby given that I PRESSER, isp. apply Carriage am way 17.92, Casselberry, Florida descrlbód property owned by Stateof Florida, through the State engaged in busIness at 403 $ doctor'mgljjcate,) , 32707, Cloanens,434 ShoppIng Center, Ralph C. Krugs,', saidAttorneys for the Second and Riverview Ave., Altamonte Clerk ciandfileth,orlgInaIwithtM the lI,, being above located In Seminole styled Court on County, SATURDAY, APRIL 5 Eighteenth Judicial Circuits of Springs, Fl 32701, Seminole or before April 3, 1910, otherwise Florida, mars particularly FlorIda, are hereby required to County, Florida under the fic. WaItresses Free Easter egg bunt, refreshments, prizes, Easter ajudgmsntmayw.flt5rff, de$CIbsd.sfolIow$: Defendant's appear before this Court in the litious name of PAUL SCOTT reasons FulI&Part.tlme demanded In the Petition. oIwlsaif interest In the followIng: Apply Days iij, $f n.m., Pine Castle Center of the Arts, Inc. gazebo, 5903 Circuit Judge at tI Lion County register saId name wIth the Cle'k sad Court on this 13th recorded in Flat look 14, Paes day of Courthouse in Tallahassee, of the CircuIt Court, Seminole Fe'uary, 1910. FACTORY WORKER-Mature, B,andoph St., Orlando, 61 and 12 ci the public records of Florida, on the 24th day of April, County, FlorIda In accordance (SEAL) Intelligent, desiring progress. SemInole County Florida, more Heavy work. Retiree ac I91O,at4:OOo'clockp.m.andw wIth the provisions of the Fic. Arthur H. Bew'ith, TUESDAY, APRIL 8 Jr. particularly described as 3121 cause, if any you have, why the titious Name Statutes, To.Wit: cuptable. Permanent. Unitsd As Clerk of said Court Fenitdell Drive, Winter Park, Lecture on "Mid Life Crisis: Passage to New 161.09 FlorIda Statutes Solvents, 373ia. prayers of the Complaint flIed in By: Cyflthla Proctor Fisnida 33393, the above.styled cause should not 1957. Growth" by Dr. James H, Zullo, director of the Deputy ci.rk and the undersigned as Sig. PAUL 0. SCOTT be granted and the Bonds and Christian Brothers Counseling and Consultation RICHARD I, OWEN, PA. * * * * * * * * Seminole County, Florida, will at proceedings validated and con. Publish March 3,10,17,24,1990 CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS & 11:00A.M. on the 1st day of April, Center, in IllInois, 7 p.m., Hauck Hail Auditorium, firmed as therein prayed. TM DETn OWEN AD. 1900, offer for sale and sell to Bonds to be Issued by the Plaintiff Rollins College, Winter Park, P.O. lox 50 the highest bidder, fur cash, herein fe's to be designated, dated, Calsilbeny, FlorIda 32707 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Deflary Blood Bank Drawing, 10a.m. to 4:30 p.m.i subI.ct to any and all exlstln, numbosSd,indenominaticnof,and AT (399)531.1700 NAMISTATUTI Iiin$,at the Front (West) Doorof Four Townes Shopping Center in front of Publix. to mature as follows: ,miy for TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Petitioners thssimlnobeCountyCourmous.in "STATE OF FLORIDA, FULL Notice Is hereby given that the Publish March 3, 10, 17, 31, 1990 Sanford, Florida, the above FAITH AND SATURDAY, APRIL12 CREDIT, undersIgned pursuant to the DET.3$ described personal property. SEMINOLE COUNTY ROAD "Fictitious Name Longwood Rotary Festival and lION meter run, Statute," Thatsaldsiloisbelng maeto IMPLOYMINT BONDS," tob,datedthe first (1st) Chapter 965.09, Florida Statutes satiSfy th. terms Cl slid Writ f a.m,, Springs Plaza Shopping Center State Road 434. datt of April, 1900; numbered will register with 1NVITATIONT0110 the Clerk of the ExecutIon. Plant and baked good sale, arts and crafts show, 3 consecutively from one (I) up. Circuit Court. in and for Seminole CITYOP WINTER SPRINGS, John C. Polk, ward; in denomInation of *5,000 County, Florida FLORIDA p.m., drawing and auction. Bluegrass entertainment upon receipt of SIIIrIfl each; to mature The City of WInter SprIngs, in numerical proof of the publication of this Plorida,wIlliye Seminole County, and refreshments. order not later than the latest date notice, the fictitious name, on Florida to-wit: •KPR - PIGURI WIZARD permItted by law, aggregating the LEGAL RESEARCH, under which following items until1:30 p.m., Publish MarCh 10, 17,34, $7,201. 1900 prIncipal amount of Four Million I am engaged In business at P.O. Thursday, AprIl 10, 1900, at the OCT.39 ACCT CLINK - ACCURATE Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars Box 149), Casseiberry, Florida Winter SprIngs City Hall, 400 N. ' TYPING $7,133 ($4,900,000): and bearing Interest, 32707. Edgmon Ave., Winter Springs, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MLII RIP - 00 GETTER EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL payable semiannually on the fIrst FI.,32707,atwhlchtimeandplace That the person interested (1st) day of October and on the said busIness enterprise is Itt bidswill be publicly opened and CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ROOPIR asall reed - SI ON TOP $1,3 Irst (1st) day ci April of each follows: Joseph I. Goldstein SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA aloud. TOOt. £ DYE - UP $14,196 CASE NO. II44$CAI3.L year, at the lowest rate or rates Item 1 Dated at Orlando, Orange DRAFTSMAN - MUCH 99,J obtainable when the same arc each h..vy duty mower, JOHN SHEARER SlYlY F$orlqa, January I, 1900. CASHIER, CUTE -ss SHEARER, his wife, HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) - Police expect up to 20,000 sold, provided that such lends County. with riding Sulky, JOSEPH I. GOLDSTEIN GIN LASORI*.WO*KIR N shall not bear Interest Item 2 at a rate Publish March 3, 10, Il, 21, 1900 Plaintiffs, people to attend what is billed as a "Close Three Mile Island COOK.OALLOPIN. SOUR. . greater than the highest rate OCT.25 in 1900 dump truck with cob MIT N Forever RaUyi to mark the tint anniversary of the worst-ever permItted D. by Statute; a more lnclor larger JACKIE WILLIAMS, commercial nuclear power ident, particular description of said ViRGINIA WILLIAMS, AND Item 3 Bonds and the Project to be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Car, .nidslzs, 31 lifer V.4 engIne. COITAL. OFFICE EQUIPMENT, These are only A spokesman for the anti-nuclear groups organizing the rally fInanced with the proceeds thereof THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL All bids must be sealed and INC., Saturday said it was designed to be a demonstraticm of area appearing afew by reference lo the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR marksd"5.aied lid." All bidders, residents' frustration and anger over Three Mile Island, shut authorIzing resolution, a true and SEMINOLE Stop In at NOTICE TO DIPIND COUNTY, FLORIDA thliraglf%tsOf'reprflhittltivelar, correct certified copy of which Is CASE NO, 79IIØ.C*.3I.I Invited to b present at the bid THE STATE OF 'FLORIDA TOl' down since the accident last 12 French Ave. attachedtoandmadeapartofthe IN RE: 4op$4of JACKIE 0. WILLIAMS . ,opening. acrossfrom I4.amo The plant operator, Metropolitan Edison Co,, intends to Complaint herein as ExhIbIt 1. $pscificatlons are avaIlable at VIRGINIA WILLIAMS AND ROBERT FORREST CLOW The Clerk of this Court is DePt. 'call rehabilitate it, and aiso wants to restart an undamaged twin aMlsuor the office of the CIty Clelt. 100 N. COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT. direded to cause a copy of this 9"° Ave., WInter $Ø'InØ, INC. whew resNenc. ii Ut*lIOWfl, NOTICE OP ACTION reactor on the site as soon as possible. 3fl475 wh Order to be published once each TO: last known address Fl. 32707, 337.1100. _____ Hostility towad the plant intensified last week with bun- week for thr 13) consecutive me. The City- reserves flue ri$ RICHARD YORK VOW' fstWi 5 SW CSIWR. dreda of citizens confronting company and government out- weeks, commencing with the first relict any and all bids or to accept '° aka Rick York publication, which shall not bless that proposal which In Its Heiwy Lambe,1 Typew,ife, Residence Unknown clalsat two publlcmeetings with curses and ones of "We hate than twenty (20) days prior to the Repek's _______________________ YOU Imemenl will ARE ss. HERESY yotr guts!" III *1st HIll Avenge date set for the said hearing NOTIFIED that Petition for Public Interest. a •.. _____________________________ 151 herein, in newspapers of general Adoption has bssø filed in thi A Harrisburg p )wlogist Robsi Cni., Rid8'd Rasslusky, 21—Situatiosij iijed Valdenta, Gesngla Illel in Leon and abovestyiedcortfoffi,pt City M*SNSI' Nuclear Rag ulatory Commission In WUhIflgtOfl hostility coUld cIrculation published YOU' All ntles, Florida. Publish MarCh HERESY FORREST cLow,. eventafly frigger violence, done in my home; neat; NOTIFIED that JOHN SHEARER DONE AND ORDERED In Minor, and you are hereby DIT.l11 and SlYlY $HIANIR Isave filed accUrate, experienced; Chambers at Tallahassee, Lion required to Wv. a copy ci YOU? Steve Brooks, .spokesnan for the ao.calI,d March reamable. PoN22 aft Florida, thIs 7* day of wvlfle defames, if any, en ac.mp$akwInw8ecwcjNC.U,,at Coalition - the organizatIon of 12 loCal wltIOuClSar W'OUPS County, p.m. Seminal, cststy, th, AD, 1900. D.' Munne, EsqUIre, -Nulen NOTICE UNDUE iciious planning the rally -said out'ot..tatá protesters were asked to cel$ectle.0 w d6nn,ss NAMI STATUTE DONALD 0. HANTWELL Petitioner's atlOftilYiP WhIM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 13.10015, and su are required fu stay away. CircuIt Judo. Gels Is Post Off ice Sex 1007, NOTICE Is hereby Pven that the N?W5 (SEAL) y at ur written 24—Btiness psrIunftiss Orlando,Fler$_aIaN..nd,Iiatt.,1 undersigned, BuiJoIm Collins, the CIIIINRCOUICII1at Three Mile WMd, pennant to the defenses, If any, en ThOMAS 0, Attest: Paul F. Hantslieid original witht$ue Clerk at Nil CoUrt "FIctitious Name aid bebstlevedsom. aati.nuclasr prolsstvs In the area are Status,." Clerk CIrcuit Court' FREEMAN, IWIIRE. P. either Fi'H report 'eus, ways $ Octore service Chor 06119. Plinlda StatuSes. 10 (9* Hwy 43$) ANaiia,fl. Leon County, Florlds o'4, agitators, Petitioner's attorney or °I,,i' ms.usy. ep. wIll righter with the Clerk II flue henligs. FlorIda 33101, and ly Genie S. May Ills the mediately hereafter, on or The coalition adinowledges some of its funds and organizers W5ffi1 en,eIs to cwc.i, court In se11 for sentinels original with WueCIerkat muahe* April II 1990; are from lbs Pacific A111anc, a "sal. onsrgy" gross In 131 Santa 5 aiwiw the County, Florida. Upon receipt Cl styli Court, en or before April 15, Deputy Clerk ,,. adoptleMkuswft,Mh.,, pruetci pubhlcetlopattluIsnetfos, 1995, me,wh. a detouR CERTIFICATE California. . __________________ by this Court withsut yOUr Pin Iditlsus name, Is : It is hereby certif led that a copy ticigatlon or kwilvamant an a uNi ludimint will hO opalast yOu fir the relief os IOWANI OIHwtOegOinSOrdeI',til$%lCh IS Full DOcrelet AdOption 'MY be whIch ffi parfle ng demanlid in the sei Complaint. attached a copy of flu Complaint entered Ut the above Itylsi 1500 5.0. WlTNl$1 my hani ow off Iclal r,teniN to therein. P0 been PICTITIOII HAMS WITNESS my hInd as Nil Clerk _ 701 Bldg E Altamonte Dr. ___ 78-ltorCycles FiXTURES Jenkins Fur niturp. 205 E. 25th St. 323 0981 _______ ________________________ 80—Autos for Sale _____ - to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE. ______ __________ Realty, Inc _______________________ efficiency studios, _________ INC. REAL1OR ,J COUNYRV PROPERTY , With almost 2000 sq. ft. of living area& 3+ acre' •his 32 has a super be' Jose to I 4, Strombet .drlson & Sanford. C.H&A & above ground pool, too. Low dwn payment. *67,500. _________________________ Energy REALTOR MIS 322.9678 Evi' 333.39$ 115 J EN KINS CIRCLE Summer is here! Wouldn't you t,iikC to loll around your own sc in pool on these warm days & '-nights? 4 BR, 2B go With it! $15,000. built.in power savers, attic storage 1. many other features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. TO LIVE-IN . .. 5&nford Gracious living. 'Reas. Weekly&monthlyrates,utiilfles pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak $417993. ____________________ ProductIon Scheduler needed by boat mfg. Prior exp. necessary in production planning 9. schaduling. Send resume to Ed Atchley, Pros. No phone calls pleasel Cobla Boat Co., P.O. 1957, Sanford, Ft. 32771. [jj[iotc ________________________ IUNE PORZIG REALTY 68—Wanted I REALTY WORLD 3 BR, FP, fenced yd., assumi mort. $12,900, _____ _____ _________________________________________________ - Sanford Court Apts Energy efficient I BR unit. 13 RN full time, 9.4 shift. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonvlile Ave. LOST on approximately March 11, Key rIng contaIning 12 keys I, by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses - Lk. Mary 2 BR. fenced yd. LAKE VIEW. $30,000. 3390509 339050$ ________ 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only 'on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 11.92 In Sanford. Call 323.9970 Mariner's Village Retired or semlretirid, painter handyman, for light main. tinance work. Apply 501 Silver Lk, Dr. I ask for Rudy. 'RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply In plr$on4Inford NursIng I Convalescent Center, SO Mellonvllle Ave. _____________________ 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. Spare or part.time Salø help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME,. NO INVESTMENT. Fringe include, benefits paid vacatjon, company car, retirement plan & more. For more Information call Rich or Marcia aft 1 p.m. $315990. Maturepersontocarefor 2 small chIldren in my home 323.9237 _________________________ LOST: Blackcockapoo Female, 7 or I" high 2OSMapIeAve. 323.0992 ' - -. _______________________ _______________________ 5-4.ost & FOUfld - - ______________ ________ REALTOR' '4flffj ,.- -1$-IIp . - -.. - — 6-Child CIP' ' 11u1r111'tiiIi,, --- RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN Anti•Thr.. Mile Island i Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX lic. owner must sell, Submit all offers. Listed at $29,000. ______________________ noon, i ortunities 111iestment ____________ _____________ ____________________________ ____________________ Monday, March 24, 1990-3B __________________________ DEADLINES Noon The Doj Before Publication Sunday - Noon FrIdo - Fl. lrentalunits, income$2000mo. +. $175,000, - Maturewomantocareforseml. invalId & housework. Private NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S tin. & ba, good salary, per. SALE manent, ref. & able to drive. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 32399L that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and Wanted refined woman with under the seal of the Circuit Court s days a week, 9 to 4, wIth Of SI1'flhl101e County, Florida, upon interest by and through references for elderly lady. her and the natural a final ludgemsnt rendered In the lycallforalMmt5t7 father of child born to aforesaid court on the Idot day f p.m. 3224414. Jane C. Morris December, A.D., 1919, in that RESIDENTS OWNING PROPER. (SEAL) TV OR SUBJECT TO TAXATION ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. THEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS Clerk of CircuIt Court GAMEROUTE Sanford area, excellent income oducer for individual in. tecested In a full or part.tlme (all cash) business. Will sell allorpartof route. Fordetalis call personto.person coiled to Mr. Jerry Nelil 3051969913. 9 00 A.M - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noofi 3 Lines Minimum _____________________ ______________________ PFSV Evening Herald, Sanford, ___ - Seminole Orlando-Winter Park ____ __________________________ 322-2611 83-9993 _________________________ STATE OF FLORIDA, and the several Taxpayers, Property DET. Owners and Citizens thereof, in. ciuding Nonresidents owning IN THE CIRCUIT COURT op property or subject to taxation of Seminole County, Florida, on THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL therein, and All Others having or May 1!. 1960. and recordcd (is CIRCUIT IN AND FOR claiming any right, title or interest Official Records Book 29, page SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. in property to be affected by the 332, of the Public Records of CASE NO. N211CAI4.0 issuance of the Bonds described in Seminole County, Florida. and re -..- ia •, sir IneompIainT,ananlluTners?obe recorded on May 31, 1960, in Of. INFAN' T GIRL affected in any way thereby, tidal Records Book 301, Page 320, AMENDED NOTICE OP SUIT Defendants. of the Public Records of Seminole TO: IN RE $4,900,000 SEMINOLE County, Florida, and to quiet and JANE c. MORRIS COUNTY ROAD BONDS confirm the title to said land In c.o Candace DanIels ORDER Plaintiff's successor, ECONOMIC Lake Weston Apartments NOTICE TO: STATE OF RESEARCH PROPERTIES, a Building 4343.E FLOR IDA, AND THE SEVERAL Limited Partnership. Forest City Road TAXPAYERS, PROPERTY WITNESS my hand and the Seal Orlando, Florida 33910 OWNERS AND CITIZENS of this Court on the 7th day of and all parties claIming THEREOF, INCLUDING NON. March, AD. 1910. . - .. rtunities 24-Business PICTITIOUSNAMI Noticelsh,rebygiv,nthat lam engaged In business at 1901 N. Orlando Avenue, Maltland, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitIous name of Lii..' AN. NIEI COUNTRY BAR.B.Q, and that I Intend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole County, Florida In . cordance with the provIsions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Jack A. Yoder PublIsh March 17,24,31 and April 7, lS0 DEl $9 _________________________ S 'I.; L' i''V."Ll.. _____________________ To List Your Business,., [ Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 ii _________ �- - - - - 0,1 I.. 1 BLON DIE 46-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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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R 11 11N CATANRH A - s Problem Dental 1 N - 1. out _______ ______ IT'S TIME FOR OUR ANNUAL SPRING WA L K, BEETLE 15 Wind 16 Serfs 16 Requires rriNL AN i N -.4- - - Puzzle _____________ 57 With outside references 60 Addition to a house 13 Chiids toy Previous . 1 ______________ 53 Mohammedan religion 12 Sob ______ 116_ l'fq of . 14 One 1 Kind agent (comp. lettuce I BROUGHT ER _._ \ Answer to - -. ___________________________________________ wait - to ________________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS Ii — MM$1 Th1P1 $OI.dIAS IZC1MIMINJ 1 ' - - 'WMNYOFTh%L.PUZMP? "" ______ - -. __________ t.TURSOI/ i Nil. AINUJ. STTf& C$fr ___ If ________ ___ ______ _________ '0 4 • .. --'. ,' ,' ' __ '' () It 11 - a f - r "a .#, - !GM.ON,uZ __ ____ ji 1 Lggeft - - __ ____ 1 lOONIES byT. K. Ryan - by I' . . . ________ ' I . ______ I[._____ .............. _____ __ - - - I __________ __________ ._a.._I,;-mru).*1,s.0* ' ___ _ ' -- '- -- - -. ______________________________ V --- . I ' . - . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/634199aa8e2999fdf0df0f2b36fe6e22.pdf e096e309e0fb42c2f26d17a2b6b11382 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 205—Thursday, April 17, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481780—Price 20 Cents Moore Looks At New Fund Source Sanford Mayor I.,e P. Moore may have found a way to offset the anticipated loss to the cit% of federal revenue sharing funds, but it will take leal research to determine if his idea can be mipleniented. What the mayor wants to do is have the city put about $398.000 in Honda Power & Light i FP&I. franchise mone into the general fund, rather than depositing it into it sinking fund used to pay off existing public works inproventent bonds. Moore, at it special workshop session today, asked the city commission to authorize retaining a bond attorney to look into the legal aspects of his proposal. The city's current $4 million budget could go to nearly $5 ipillion for fiscal 1980-1981 and the federal revenue sharing loss coupled with money needed to raise city employees' salaries and an inflation factor of 10 percent could leave the budget with about it $1 iiiillion shortfall, according to Moore. He said that the shortfall would come from the $336,000 loss in federal money $136,000 needed to bring city employee wages up to par with those in similar ocllllxitiohls according to a recent survey: and about $400,000 to cover the inflation factor. The F'P&l. franchise collected annualls b the city has been deposited into an interest-bearing sinking fund to retire the public works iinprovenieat bonds, but because that fund currently is large enough to retire the remaining bond obligation, this sear 's F'P&I, iiioney isn't needed. As you can see, that $398,000 could have it significant iuipact to offset the anticipated shortfall," Moore saiu. The mayor stressed the city's p(iltion will be to keel) property taxes about the same — this year the rate is $7 per $1,000 assessed ' aluation - Will not severely curtail services b finding ii iunev to offet the shortfall. The cit 's outstanding bond obligations for publit improvements conies to $1.6 iiullioii, and tlit' existing sinking fund from accrued F'l'&L. franchise ollections over the past several years is at $1.3 million. Since the city earns interest amounts ruiging front 7.25 percent to 14.25 Percent from various investments mack %% till the $1.3 imiillion, but only pays front .3 percent to 5.9 percent interest on the remaining $1.1; million in bonds, the $1:1 imnlliori will earn enough to retire the entire remaining bond obligation, Moore pointed out. However, : city is required by state law to inchide in its bond salt's agreements for public uii• prove!iit'nts projects a guarantee it will back the issue by depositing FP&l, franchise nione into tiltsinking fund. A bond attorney will have to research the matter to ck'tcriiiine if the' existing 31.1 million cm stand as it is, and this ear's and future f'I'&1 Irandiist' ii iOilt'% can be put into the general fund. Moore estimated it would cost about $10,000 for the legal research. 'I'lmt $1.6 million in outstanding bonds to be retired w crc Part of it total $2.5 million package dating back to 195 and issued at different times at different interest rate's. In 1965 the' city issued bonds at 3.3 to 4.25 percent; in 171 at 3.5 to 5.9 percent; and in 1976 t 4:15 to 4.65 percent. The' 1%5 issue retires in 1985, the 1971 in 1998 .ini! the 1976 issue n 1981. If the cliv can use future l"I'&! . mont'v in the general fund and if it chooses to issue future bonds for additional capital Improvements. alternative guarantee's will have' to be found to satisf the' bond agreement requirements, according to Moore. — 'lOM (;loRl)tNI) LEE P. MOORE ,,.st't'ks sol lit 1011 President To Halt U.S. Food To Iran WASHINGTON UPI .-- President Carter will ban shipments tit food and miiediciiie to Iran, White Howse officials say, applying new pressure on Tehran let release the American hostages now fit their 166th (ta) of captivity. Press secretary Joelv Powell said Carter has decided tic ticiki it ne'ws ('(lfl. leretice at 41)111, ESI' in the' East Riccimui, and White llouse' aides mmichie'ate'el he will circler an cruet to all shipments of Iciod and medicine tic Iran Carter exempted tiicd and muue'tlieinv from the trade sanctions he mimipeised April %%lien he broke diplomatic relations with Iran. ''We have it Few tither things" that Carte,' will announce, tine aiek said. The Kaiser Backs Herndon Hike Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.l The bushes between St. John's Village Apartmelds and the Fern Park K-Mart on U. S. 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Newsom Wsss,s Is ruilIstli Is see shmew lN.s NISIS ui* tall Pull Ii.id NI 0 SIll, so She ISSNI il NI NI i!Si)*5 I PdUL him aim In soft sI N' il j4s.ua dsui, t.?'t where the body was found, Fern Park Body A Mystery As County Tests Continue ITS IA$Y TO RIAD YOUR COST WE RESERVE THE NIGHT TO LIMIT lilacs ps$css — IU*$ NMItIIISS Ill CINII way 17-92 U Seminole County deputies and medical examiners continued their work today trying to identify a badly decomposed body found in Fern Park Wednesday afternoon, Authorities this morning only knew they have the body of it teen-aged white female wearing a blue pull-over top and jeans. The body had been lying for several weeks concealed in soilu' bushes behind the Fern Park Kmicart, off a path between U.S. Highway 17.92 and the St. Johns Village Apartments. More uiforimiation will not be available until tonight or Frida , they say. After x-rays and preliminary work on the body lated Wedncda) . Seminole Medical Examiner C. V. Garay called for it dental expert before beginning a full autopsy this morning. At press tOne today, Garay and other pathologists were still at work, with the identity of the woman or the cause of her death still unknown, according to sheriff's spoke-sman ,Johu Spolski. The hod), apparently lay in the bushes for several weeks five feet frwii a well-worn path, SpoLski said, adding it was in it well-concealed spot. Passersby finalls noticed the odor of the decaying bo(ls shortl after noon Wednesday and alkd deputies. Several police departments in the area have contacted Seminole County deputies fit reference to missing persons. Spolski said. State Senate To Vote On Drinking Age TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I UPD — A bill raising the drinking age from 18 to 19 got through the Senate Commerce Committee today and was cleared fora vote scxrn by the full Senate. 'l'lie bill i SIR 114 was approved 8-0 and West Palimi Beach Sen. Don Childers said Coy. Bob Craliammi deserves much of the credit, Crahamic came out earlier this week for it higher drinking age. Childt.'rs' original bill raised the age for purchase of alcoholic beverages to 21. Seminole County Public Safety Director Cary Kaiser said this morning hue w ill recommend n.'nud to county commissioners 'I'ue'silay time)' grant I kn'ndi in Aumubulauu'e' hit' full rate nnt'reasc's and ant mum. creased monthly subsidy tilthe' comuipans' company has requested, tht-ii ('Oflsi(he'r alternative's at budget tune' in February the' county granted hle'rneiiiui hall of what tIn.' e'ccuuipan said tile) need Ili rate increases tic continue serving (lie' i'otltit) The base rate for emergency service JuuiIIs'd frcuuui $40 per trip tic $54) per trill. But Kaiser said he will suggest they be' ailccwt'd tic charge the' $60 per trill reque'ste'd and be given it $1,000-a.uiucinithu subsidy increase The coiimpanu% curre'ntl re'it'ive's it $6,lOO-a'mumctnth subsidl) Assst a mit ( ' ccii It t Administrator ,Ie'II l'.te'htte'rger said hue is satisfied with all audit id the uiruui that showe(t it lccst muicne' Ili rt'laticcn to the' scrvic'c' lindcvmde'ii for Sc'miiiiiole ('ciwit Kaiser said the countN slnculcl prepare for the t'ccruipaily's eventual pull-out hi training t'uuzity firefighters as paramedics and adding eumie'rgenc) medical service teletuie'uutry equipment tic fire department Vehicles. president was thinking it tItt lini up aide, however, discouraged sPeculation Iranian shi ppinc that t'arte'r would close American ports Powell continued tin.' itt'\i hug 'tc'p to foreign sIilç)s carrying Iranian cargoes mitav cot tie' in iiail-Ma on grounds that it w oulel constitute it ''You are aware' that IN, I, note',! St,tte's ''sL'conelar) boycott" against allies. But it baum ciii salt's of all Iranian has advised others ttv wiuhi fool that products tet this country, inclimelmmig mufidMa)' the' tiimue l*'nul(t ccc' cci is .,I% lilr. may be amuucimig liii' hew sanctions sufIicie'nit' tic iumupi'sc' nice m e'straints in Iran it it this it r,'s cud iii N. mmmijMse& 'l'ht' president plans to wait until ituct. Li) then. l'iccce'll said lie' said the tiiiie'tahht' Ihe'pt'Iicls iii the Ma to de'tcrumitne the response from the allies tic U.S al)l)&'als to ine'n'e'ast' ''pre'sidc'mct's best juilgiiue'uit Me'amitiinc', White' house' ,title's tniilu,cte' c'c'omicciriii' Mid diplomatic pressure tin that Iran alre'ad iica he' sultc'riog Iran k'tccre mitakung a re'asse'ssmne'mit that sommieceluat tricimi the' Nalittiin ;tlre'atl may lead to it naval blockade of Iran. lliilslse'd, 'Ftie'r'e' %ccre' nejsnt.s that the I'owt'll tickd reporters the' new retaliator steps will be ''iia'aningful and hamimming of the sale ccl sp,ire' h),um' , tic ln';iui, e'ccmestniit'tive''' and imicIie'ite'el the'• c'ejuht %%till sciuis' allies tiilhicc tilL: suit, has hiamntpe're'ct Iran's muuilitarv (apahilit' be' better iiuuple'miue'mited in tilt- e'cinte'xt of The president has put the pressunl' 011 similar actions by America's allies. Asked why the additional pressure European allies and Japan to teiltciw suet now, Powell stud, "tecause our peeple wetic ceonoutte sanctions agaillst Iran. are not yet free'." The Common M arket foreign ninu'i irs 'lie's not decided on it blockade at are meeting, April 21 in I .u.xe'n ihtcurc and all," Powell said, referring to reports the may decide to provide liii Ire' siupp irt Auto-Train , L Reach Agreement .'\ strike set for 1201 aiim, today, which iciulil have shut down the Sanilorel.hstse'iI .'\ut'l'rauni during (lie' peak il the tar. rie'r's season, was aeerte'ci Wednt'sulas night with all agree'mmicnt ciii a tentative 'lice' liii,- I u'ainc ha's Ls'c'ii Ihc'l', ttiii., Iit'ak l'ap,i it cccl tht. pa>t h'ec Sanulicri! t )ice'raticiiis \Icni,u,c'r 'thin ntiui 'I lie' ccmiipami . chiu'ht nicr'tlihicumiil amid 'no' sitthi!,itincl 'i',,iui tutu (la IA'tw ccii Sauifiin',l ,tuitl a st,,tii'ni Just cculsiilc' ci dd ashiinigtcui, I)' , is liiike'tl tic c'am'r\ between 504) and 5511 ls'clile' and ,ch,c(It '264car ,, per trip tom' ice't Ie'cc ecreks, l'Icicrnticni said le'l hcgnc said the' uiiiiin tectill hue k'c'ni tnt' ii strike le'gahl', uniter the' \ttiui;il I%'i1ll%k;1oi Labor act a) 12 01 tItus micETtitlI Utulc'r tin' act, thic' lihilicit allil ('cimipami) contract. Ne'gcitiatcim's liii' the International Assic uaticin if Machifusts arid Ac'nuispacs' Workers and the' Aulci''l'i'ain ('clrp. agm'e'e'tl to it te'mitative' thre'e'-ve'ar pat I, tic l't'l)lat'c' it (contract whuc'hm expired Ili Mit) 1979, thic' union's railroad coordinator (;c'orgi' l)c'hlague said tiuis morning. I )c'hlague, who tho'hiuit'd to give details tit thic' pnlipdlsd'd pact, saiii ik'gdctiatol's Liii' hccthi sides ceiiultt um'et in Sanford Mdln(la) wink out contract language It all goes we'll, the iuiocui's 25)) uice'iuih*'rs should takc' a m'atitmcaticimm Vote Wellnesda) 'l'hie iiiuicini, clue of four bargaining (n' Antic-Train ee.im'kens, re'prese'nits about 204) shop cc cirkers Ili Sauuiccu ci and a 'immiahle'r group at the Virginia end ccl Us' carc arrsing train Autcc-'l'raini Senior Vice President Richard Goldstein ccictjjij say only it tentative pact had been re'achcd with the uimai'hiiuusts, refusing to cciiituiccnt Ili) further to tat tc'.'ni mct'gciti,itiii t with, federal mc'ihiaticm's, whi tiutalle the I 'citich Not hcr'e'ak tic.' iuiij;usse' noire than a toll ,Igcc, b. sail his' union reJc.'d iid if,,. 'tier of hiiuicliuig ui'liiti'aticin, lie' said, e'xplaiiuug tcit,t winkd have unuarket! the .tu_il,t, ecautilig l'ruudl Ln'twt't'ni vild ol it the' illid the' tine ani strike' • uuulcl ts'giui 'liii' union ui.'u:l'r'. haul \citcil ti cc,ilk out. a iuilive' cch,u'h secuult' iuititt',tte' eciulci hiace lee! to , cthc'u' niimi-stnikiuig union's uut'mucbe'rs hit hiicuiiin' itie'kct line's, shuttiiic dic,ei liii' ser', cc Layer To Check Other Counties Sem*inole Schools Seek New Athletloc E11C,1'b,1'1, 'iv 1 academic purposes," Feather said, ''he By DIANE PETRYK should not be deprived of participating mu Herald Staff Writer The Senusinole County School Board other things his classmates are parWednesday directed Superintendent ticipatinig in." ''High school is not Just reading, William Layer to check with other counties in the state to see how they writing, arithiutetic and books,'' he adhandle athletic eligibility for transfer (let]. "It's social interaction and other students, but the board didn't try to activities asscs.'idted with becuuiuimig it full tamper with the authority of the Florida t'itizi'n.'' Feather said he had been oil the schic,col High School Activities Association 4 F1 ISAA I %s , ROBERT G. FEATHER concerned 4k board seven years and as a ''con- sontie relief. As it is now, the board can do nothing. But Layer said giving local boards over athletics would result in 67 different sets of rule's and bring chaos to high sc hool co mpe t i t ion, 1uutbidirit) Lyman high School Principal Carlton Henley told (lie board: ,, I'd hate to see 67 sets of rules, especially if I have to ('ciiiilx'tl' against soiuiehitdy in Miaiimi and I don't know what rules they're playing Board member Robert C. Feather scientious mnmetuibcr" did not know the brought up the subject of the athletic board had no authority over the FIISAA. u note r." association because he said it has "Perhaps other school boards in the state complete control over high school should be made aware of thus,'' he Henley sai'1 the board probably (thleSIi't athletic' activities in the state, despite the SUggeste(l, even have the authority to drop out of the ..We spend hundreds of thousands of fact school boards pay for the facilities. organization, because niie'muiberships are 'I'he plight of three Seminole County transfer students denied sports participation because association rules forbid transfer students to take part in sports for one year, prompted Feather to seek alternatives to the organization. "When a child has transferred for dollars of the taxpayer's uuioney on high school athletics, yet we have no authority over high school ativities if the schools are members of that organization." Feather added that when it taxpayer commies to the board to complain, the board should have the power to offer taken Ili the name of each high school principal on behalf of the school. Bird nuienniber Pat Tel_son said she understood Feather's point, but had to agree the alternative' to the association would be worse. w I — 'lii handle the.' transfer problem, Floyd Sin I mule' I cuint', I ll light All Iran. sIcrtatiicuc prichde'tuis Ri ar(! cluinuuiint Allani Ke'cth said ht' us e e'rs glut! the' ;ithik'tit asscce'iatiicui e'\iSts ''It's it re'slsitl,suL)iljt) we' tlicni't ha', e to coe'c'fuc ciurs&'Ie c's \% till. ,it,' s ,citt '':\ntl dint It'll tile' wi cliii ' hue tilting!; t cduuic'enui ucurse'l', u.s %% till cc ithiciut mime'ssing cc iiii athule'tmt Lay, executive secretary of the l"IISA:\, told the board March 19 that it can either make it Perfectly clear no transfer student will be granted eligibility for title' )e'1, or allow tile transfer student to participate in sports at his former se'bicicd. But the board agreed Wednesday the latter suggestiuni would be difficult iii * '•i' Auticimi Reports i'r.,nn.l 'J'I,,. 'I,,.L H I'' A Bridge ('lassif led :els Comics Crossword Dear ,tbb% Deaths Dr. 1.aniib 2. I:t sit 2l3lt lit $ 11 lit 2. lit Lelilicrial II .— cliii ........ use'uf*' hicuspital \aliiiu (leurse'lee'. Spoijrts l'ekc isioii %Se'ather d cirld IA UI s. lit 2. 21ft �- - I - - I 2A—Evenln Herald. Sanford Pt. -- Thursday, Aosli 17,1* Begin Leaves. U.S.; Marathon Talks Set WORLD IN BRIEF Welzman Stuns Israel By Calling For Elect Elections TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) — A surprise ca ll by Defense Mi nister Ezer Weinrian to dissolve the governme nt r ocked Israel's political esta blishment today and boosted the opposition La bor Party's hopes for a comeba ck to power. Labor pa rty leader Shimon Perez described Welzman in glowing terms, ca lling him "courageous and patriotic" for putting the state before par tisan politics at a time of floundering peace talks and crippling Inflation, The power centers of both Prime Minister Menachem Begin's Herut party and the Labor party called meetings. Weliman Is a member of Herut, the core of the ruling Likud bloc that came to power under Begin three years ago. With Begin in Washington, Welzman Wednesday called for new elections and said he doubted whether the government could survive until the end of its four. year term in May 1981. Newspaper editorials described WeIzzan's sudden attack against his own government a "political bombshell," Weizman "crossed the political Rubicon," the newspaper Ma'arjv said, Jet Picking Up Cubans SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UP!) — A Costa Rican commercial jet flew to Havana to pick up more Cuban refugees holed up in the Peruvian Embassy in the first of a possible four flights today in a acceleration of freedom shuttle. In another development, the head of the Costa Rican national detective bureau, the Direction of Criminal Investigation, said an assassination plot against President Rodrigo Carazo- was uncovered. A presidential spokesman said he could not deny or anftrm the report. The report of the alleged assassination plot came as Carazo, attending a mass for the 250 Cuban refugees who arrived on Wednesday, told them that freedom was "like air." "Deprived of air a man cannot live physically. Deprived of freedom, a man cannot live spiritually," he said. "Let It be known that this nation Costa Rica gives you the air for your life and the freedom for your spirit." Zimbabwe To Be Born Today SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - The Union Jack will be hauled down for the last time tonight in Rhodesia and the sun will finally set on Africa's last white colony. But with the lowering of British standard at midnight in a soccer stadium, the independent nation of babwe will be born, the product of seven years of bloody civil war. World leaders, led by heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, arrived In Sitabury for the dependence celebrations as new Prime Minister Robert Mugabe vowed to replace racial hatred with brotherly love after 90 years of white minority domination in Rhodesia. Turkish Ambassador Shot ROME (UPI) - The Turkish ambassador to the Vatican and his bodyguard were shot and wounded today In an ambush, police said. Shortly after the shooting near the ambassador's residence in a northern residential section of the city, an anonymous telephone caller told a news agency it was carried out by a group calling Itself "Justice for Armenian Genocide." Ambassador Vecdi Tuerel, 63, was wounded by two bullets in the shoulder and chest and his bodyguard was hit in the head, police said. Liberian Trials Begin MONROVIA, Liberia (UP!) — A barefoot, unshaven member of the late President William Tolbert's Cabinet was brought before an army tribunal, signaling the start of treason trials promised by Liberia's new military rulers. Joseph Chesson, the American-educated former justice minister, was the first of 91 officials arrested last weekend's coup to appear for questioning on charges of corruption and treason, for which he faces death. WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Flood-wise Louisiana residents, their homes barricaded with almost a half-million sandbags, braced for the crest of the rain-swollen Pearl River today at St. Tammany Parish. Officials warned them not to relax until the high waters - up to seven feet above flood stage — began to recede. Although skies were clear, rivers glutted by previous storms continued to rise Wednesday.St. Tammany Civil Defense Director F.M. Pearce said between 250,000 and a halfmillion sandbags had been used to construct makeshift dams around homes and subdivisions, even though no one was sure who would pay for them. AREA READINGS (9 a.m): temperature: 71; overnight tow: 52; yesterday's high: 78; barometric pressure: 30.22; relative humidity: 52 percent; winds: NW at 7 m.p.h. FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:19 a.m., 10:46 p.m.; lows, 4:02 a.m., 4:11 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs 10:11 a.m., 10:38 p.m.; lows, 3:53 a.m., 4:02 p.m.; 1IAYPt)RT: highs, 3:46 a.m., 2:52 p.m.; lows, 9:11 a.m., 10:09 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter inlet, Out 50 Miles: Northerly winds near 15 knots today becoming northeast tonight and easterly Friday. Seas mostly 3 to 5 feet. Mostly fair today with scattered showers by Friday. AREA FORECAST: Fair and mild today becoming partly cloudy with a chance of showers Friday. Highs today around 80 and Friday low 80s. Lows tonight mostly mid to upper SOs. Winds northeasterly 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. Rain probability 30 percent Friday. Ewning flenild IUSPS 461.200) Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711 Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Menu,, $3.0; 6 Months, $23.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week. $1.10; Month, 64-75;6 Months, $23.90; Year, $52.00. V WASHINGTON (UP!) — Israeli Prime procedural matters that have stalled the tItIILOI1S COflttOIIed by 1g..! since 1967 leader echoed his feelings. Minister Menachem Begin returns home have been stalled fonths but are targeted delicate negotiations — such as the issues that Begin proposed holding the speeded up today with an agreement with Egypt for a to end in less than six weeks, a committee — called for In the Camp autonomy talks in the Middle East, although kI new Intensive round of negotiations on "We still have a long way to go to reach the framework — would discuss in the period Sadat and Carter suggested when they met Palestinian autonomy meant to reach an May z goal," Carter said at the end of his after the autonomy plan for the West Bank last week that the discussions should be accord by May 25. third meeting with Begin. "I believe we have and Gaza Strip is Instituted. shifted to Washington. Begin, however, felt President Carter announced after a third made g prg" the ministers involved should be closer to The sources said matters such as meeting with Begin Wednesday that Egyptian But Begin made It clear the May 25 date is their capitals and Sadat agreed to the plan. distribution and use of the limited water 'j President Anwar Sadat had approved the a deafflne nr.g' a target date, It Is a C&.T said it would be a "tragedy" If the facilities in the territ ories could be put off for Israeli proposal for marathon talks to be held goal." And while there is "a chance" of an talks fail, adding there were still "difficult that "continuing committee" to consider for 20 days in Israel and 20 days in Egypt, agreement by then, he said the talks would issues" to be solved. rat r n holding he t ha the br oader auto no my up star ting in about 10 days. contlate beyond that date If need be. talks until such questio ns are hammered out. Begin told a news conference there also was "We believe we will now have a very Begin said Carter did not ask for a freeze of progress on some other issues, but he refused And the committee might also be able to concerted effort" on the question of sell-rule Israeli settlement activity in the remaining. to give specifics, saying Sadat had to be in. ta ke up issues beyond those specified in the for t he Palestinians, the president said. weeks of the autonomy talks and the prime.: formed first. Camp David agreements. Carter called his more than six hours of minister emphasized the Impor tance of th But sources close to t he ta lks sa id t here was The negotiations that will determine the talks wi th Begin over two days "very con. outposts as Israel's "wa ll of defense" against vital headway made on several ou tstanding Future of t he 1.1 million Palesti nia ns li ving in structive and productive" and the Israeli terrorist attacks. Oldsmobile ...L, Engine Fire Destroys Car By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A short In an air conditioner blower Wednesday afternoon left a Sanford man without his car, Sanford police say. George Willis called Sanford firefighters when he noticed smoke coming from under the hood of his 1977 Oldsmobile, parked In front of his home at 213 W. 20th St., at 5:1 p.m. Wednesday. But by the time firemen were able to extinguish the blaze, the engine and engine compartment of Willis' car had been destroyed, police say. Police report the fire began In a shorted air conditioner blower. CARDRIVEN AND RETURNED, POSSESSIONS MISSING A Sanford man who left his car unlocked in his driveway, keys in Its ignition, told police It was driven 125 miles by unknown persons, who also took a calculator and three pairs of pants from it Richard Saum, 810 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, told police his car was used, then returned some time between Tuesday af. ternoon and Wednesday morning. LONG WOOD THIEVES NET $15,000 A Longwood woman lost $15,000 in jewelry, silver and cash to thieves Wednesday, deputies report. - - rzar Drive, Longwuud, told Susan Sperrazza, 135 deputies thieves who broke into her home between 8:40 a.m. and 4 p.m. and took about $15,000 worth of goods and cub, Deputies say the burglars cut their way Into a screened porch, then broke a kitchen window to gain entry, then used a pillowcase to carry off jewelry and cash from the master bedroom. The thieves also smashed a living room table and ransacked all drawers and cabinets, deputies say. TELEVISIONS, STEREO SYSTEM TAKEN Burglars with only an hour and a half to work took $3,500 In televisions and stereo equipment from a Maitland home Wednesday night, deputies say. To Be Low Key PARIS (UP!) — French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, who died Wednesday at 74, will be cremated next week following a temporary burial on Saturday, his friends reported today. In respect of Sartre's dislike For official honors, there will be no state ceremony like the ones France often holds for Its great artists and literary Jay Janis, chairman of the Federal Home Loan cent in March, the largest monthly drop in 20 years, and General Motors announced it is eliminating work shifts and laying off thousands of employees, Economists said the economic indicators spell r vessIon: retail and auto sales are slumping; WtOrY utilization and output are down; unern. ployment is up. In Tokyo, Nissan President Takashi Ishihara eliminating work shifts at five assembly plants relax its voluntary antfinflation guidelines for said he hopes the decision will end criticizim frorn Wednesday things are going to get worse before and reducing line speeds at others, putting some prices to fit the recently increased guidelines for U.S. automakers and politicians over rising sales they get bet ter. 12,000 employees on indefinite layoff. of Japanese cars in America at a time of rising wages. Construction industry representatives reacted On Tuesday, Ford Motor Co. ordered the In Wastungton Nissan Niotor Co., the No. z unemployment among U.S. auto workers. with gloom and anger to the housing figures, and closing of three plants and eliminated work turns Japanese automaker, announced today in Tokyo Ishihara said the plant, expected to employ the United Auto Workers said it will send 800 local at four others, idling 15,000 employees. Indefinite plans to build light trucks in the United States. 2,200 people, probably would be built in the Great union officials to Washington May 8 to demand layoffs in the auto industry now stand at more The firm, which builds Datsun cars and trucks, Lakes region or the Southeast. He said a final congressional and presidential action to ease the than 163,000 workers. planned a similar announcement in Washington decision on a location would be announced in auto industry's crisis Meanwhile, the president's Price Advisory later today. several weeks. Cambod'l*a POOple RecaII BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) — In their malaria-ridden jungle hideouts, the bruised leadership of the Khmer Rouge celebrate April 17 with bitter smiles and reminiscences of their tr4umphant march Into Phnom Penh five years ago, '1n the Cambodian capital, the timid leaders of a puppet government mark the anniversary, dubbed "National Day," with speeches of gratitude to the Vietnamese who entered Cambodla.16 months ago as liberators and remained as oceupiers. In miserable, hungry villages across their shattered land, Cambodia's 6 million people remember the anniversary only as a milestone on their long road to hell. At 7:20 on the morning of April 17, 1975, the announcer at Phnom Penh Radio looked out his window and spotted the file of somber, black-clad Khmer Rouge troops entering the capital. Picking up his microphone, he said: "We are ready to Welcome you." Thus ended five years of a war that began on a far more Important anniversary for the Cambodian people — March 18, 1970. It was on that day that Gen. Lon Nol, heeding American whispers, staged the coup d'etat that overthrew Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Overnight, -Cambodia was transformed from a peaceful paradise of smiling people to the arena of the most vicious fighting witnessed in the Indonhina war. The fighting and destruction surpassed anything the iiierlcans had unleashed on North Vietnam It turned one of 3he most fertile rice growing and exporting nations In Asia into a barren moonscape. The war produced no heroes. Its shadowy victors were men tho five years earlier had been no more than a rag-tag band of 8,000 guerrillas, ignored by their enemies and despised even by Utelr friends, the Vietnamese. Until Shanouk's overthrow, Hanoi had kept the Khmer - ouge under tight waps so as not to Irk the prince, whose pecret acquiescence was needed for the Viet Cong's use of iupply trails and sanctuaries inside Combodla. - The American "incursion" into Cambodia on April 30, 1970, gave Hanoi an excuse to unleash the Khmer Rouge. The U.S. bombing and Sthanouk's seal of approval swelled their ranks. Len Nol's corrupt army of young men was no match for them. No amount of U.S. aid could turn the tide. On April 12, 1975, U.S. Embassy personnel and hlghranklng Cambodian government officials left the falling capital by helicopter. Those left behind comforted each other with the oftheard assurance: "Khmer do not kill Khmer." SHOP SANFORD AND ORLANDO DAILY 12 - 6 :30, SUN. "Ile ,••_ -w.- -MEIN - tlon's already fragile distribution system. was six months before the Vietnamese allowed the first ernatlonal aid team into Cambodia for an inspection visit. It us 10 months after their capture of the capital before the flow aid was allowed to begin. It was 12 months before the Vietnamese carried out any ge scale distribution of that food aid to the starving Camdians in the countryside. In fact, the first real food tribution was carried out on Jan. 7, 1980, to mark the first nIversary of the installation of their client government ider Khmer Rouge defector Heng Samrin. In that first year of Vietnamese occupation, international Semoran Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. j [ijc — COYNE, JOSEPH J. :Irn,,al Mass for Joseph J. Coyne, 79. of 136 Country Club Circle, Sanford, who died Tuesday, will be celebrated Friday at 9 A.M. at All Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. The wake service will be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Semoran Fu,al Home chapel. Visiting hours 24 and 79 p.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the Heart Fund. S.moran Funeral Home, 633 W. Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, In charge. jencles estimate that another 500,000 Cambodians died of rvation. Although food distribution has been speeded up inside CainMa, the international agencies warn that the problem is far resolved. hef workers expect tens of thousands of Cambodians, half lad with hunger, to begin appearing at the Thai border in rch of food over the next few months, Famine will continue to haunt Cambodia until the nation has gajned full sovereignty. )ne major problem, relief workers charge, is that the ktnamese are using food as a political weapon in Cambodia, ding only those who collaborate with their client governlent. Food certainly is withheld from areas of the country still ld by Khmer Rouge rebels. C OAKL.AWH MEMORIAL PARK 322-7953 Mr Your Headquarters for FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE IIBS USE STERCHI'S CREDIT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH I Monuments Bronze Markers and 1100 FRENCH AV. SANFORD - OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 6:00 CLOSED SUNDAY NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 1950 FREE DELIVERYI FREE SET-UPI MON. THRU FRI.9-S SATURDAY 9.1 Sanford (303) 322.407k .. '• .4I*. •.. . •1. ' ••.•' - . , •' , . ' . -- - Pol Pot (above) overthrew the Cambodian government of Prince Norodom Sihanouk (below) five years ago today. In 44 months of Pot's Khmer Rou e rule at least I m on people died In Cambodia. Vietnam, which now controls the country, routed Pot on Jan. 7, 1979. g • * --'-- - - . :- - - - .-: •- - ,. -- - ,T'. - -. . - __' 'u-.- - -- -- J I -. . -T •. A : - ..-.- -- -. . - .-• -- L q, - . __________________________________________________ current situation Is "irreversible" and should be accepted. The Cambodians, however, have their own dream of peace the peace and well-being they lost 10 years ago with the overthrow of Sihanouk. A recent poll in refugee camps along Thailand's eastern frontier showed that 85 percent of all Cambodians believe the only solution to their problems is the return of Sihanouk. - "People won't go back if Pol Pot is there," said Chiu Chang. her, 35, a former textile worker currently at the Mairut refugee camp in Southern Thailand. "Heng Sarmrin and the Vietnamese are no better. All the people are afraid of them. We will only go back to Cambodia if there was Sihanouk. For us, Sihanouk was the last happy time, " Relief workers at camps holding 160,000 Cambodians inside Thailand say the Cambodians avidly follow radio reports of Sihanouk's world travels in search of support. "There is still some bitterness against Sihanouk for his past support for Pot Pot," said one worker at the sprawling Khao I Dang center. "But if Sihanouk walked into this camp today, there wouldn't be a man, woman or child who didn't go down on their knees to him. If Sihanouk came today and told these people 'Follow me, were going home,' they would get up and go." Except In France, Sihanouk har found little support for his efforts to save Cambodia. The Americans have told him to stay out of politics and c o n c e n t r a t e on the "humanitarian issues Involved." The Chinese, his former allies, urge him to once again link his star to Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge guerrilla struggle against Vietnam. The Soviet Union and Vietnam have said Sihanouk no longer has any right to meddle in Cambodian affairs. The big powers are not anxious to see Sihanouk returned to Cambodia because of the 58-year-old prince's reputation for refusing to play by the rules of power politics. "Sihanouk is an ardent nationalist who refused to accept the fact that Cambodia is a small country," said one Western diplomat. "Whenever he felt his country was being used, he would switch camps and he switched at a dizzying pace. In the big capitals of the world, he is not considered exactly reliable." The Cambodian people themselves consider Sihanouk the only reliable leader they ever had. Without him, they say, the long road to hell looks shorter '-4 - ambodia has become a pawn in the game of big power itics. the United States talks of convening an international conpence on Cambodia. China talks of a prolonged guerri1l rüggle. The Soviet Union agrees with Vietnam that the every day. 0 - General Motors said iWednesday It is Committee recommended we administration Bank Board, told the Joint Economic Committee There was cautious jubilation In the streets of Phnom Penh s the first communist troops poured into the capital. ; Bedeheets were draped out of windows as welcoming banCers and haggard citizens descended onto the sidewalks to save and cheer their new, scowling overlords. Their relief in "peace at last" was short-lived. : Hours after their arrival, the Khmer Rouge were brutally rthng people out of the cities and into the countryside. : Hospitals were emptied of the sick and dying at gunpoint. those who argued were shot. Those too old or weak for the trek were left to die by the roadside. The reign of terror had begun. The mysterious Khmer Rouge leadership made no secret of Is intentions. All remnants of Western contamination must be iped out. Rice self-sufficiency must be restored through a "turn to an agricultural base. In 44 months of Khmer Rouge rule under Pol Pot, at least 1 m1Ilion people died In Cambodia. According to the best in. lligence estimates available, some 300,000 people were cecuted for disloyalty to the state or for minor infractions of be rules. The rest died from the effects of slave labor and arvation rations. On Christmas Day, 1978, Vietnam invaded Cambodia and, in quick march across the nation, routed Pol Pot and the Khmer from Phnom Perth on Jan. 7, 1979. 4'ouge This time there was not even cautious jubilation in the greets of the capital Phnom Penh was empty. The Vietnamese, however, were welcomed. A profound nse of relief spread across the country at the news of Pol rot's ouster. People began returning to their homes and llages, Buddhist monks donned their saffron robes. But once again the relief soon gave way to disilusioninent d hatred, this time for the Vietnamese whose army brought e specter of starvation to Cambodia. :Fleeing the Vietnamese army, the Khmer Rouge had unded up tens of thousands of peasants. Thousands more andoned their plows in terror as the Vietnamese swept past. bcefields became battlefields. The winter harvest was never reaped, the summer crop ver planted. The Vietnamese presence totally disrupted the J'HCOYNE Joseph J. Coyne, 79, of 136 Country Club Circle, Sanford, died Tuesday at his residence. Born in Hoboken, N.J., he moved to Sanford from Massapeque Park, Long Isd, in 1970. He was a retired milkman with the National Dairy Corp., a member of All Souls Catholic Church and Sanford, and Knights of Columbus, Hoboken. N.J. He is 5VlVed by a son, Joseph J. Jr., of Vestal, N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys O'Cullathan, Massapequa, Long Island,Mrs. Rose Ann Keller, Boynton Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Toomey, Amityville, N.Y., Mrs. Vera Maispina, Brooklyn, N.Y. and Mrs. Frances Conlin, Brooklyn; and 18 grandchildren and 9 great- - United Press international Construction of new homes fell nearly 22 per- ' AREA MATH -. Auto, Building Slumps Spell Recession , Friends said Sartre's body will be taken from the hospital at 2 p.m. Saturday to Mont. parnasse cemetery and will be cremated next week at a date yet to be set at Pere Iacha cemetery. Sartre's friends said his body will rest for several days in a temporary grave because Pere Lachaise cemetery crematory, the only one in Paris, is booked fully in the coming days. - -. Thursday, April 17, 19$0-3A Start Of Road To Tragedy William Grimes told deputies the thieves struck between 7. p.m. and 8:30 p.m., taking two color televisions and, an assor tment of music system components from his home at 100 E. Wood Lake Drive. POT FOUND IN DRUNK DRIVINGSUSPECT'S CAR A Canadian stopped in Sanford, after he allegedly nearly collided wi th a deputy's patrol car, has been charged with carrying a 60-pound ba il of marijuana in his trunk. Deputies say Lorne Charles Critchley was arrested 2:58 a.m. Tuesday after forcing Deputy David Douglas off the road to avoid a head-on collision. Douglas turned his car around and stopped Critchley, who he says was intoxicated to the point he could not stand up without assistance. After arresting Critchley on driving under the influence of alcohol charges, Douglas began an inventory of the stopped c In preparation to having It. towed for storage. But In addition to finding the usual items in a car, Douglas reported discovering about 60 pounds of marijuana wrapped in a burlap bale and about 15 methaqualine pills. Critchley was ordered held in lieu of $5,250 ball on possession of controlled substance charges and an assarfinent of driving violation charges. Sartre Funeral flU SU'DIU'IQN O M. *C La. SMUMaLI, SOLI Q Thursday, April 17, 1910—Vol. 72, No. 205 Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc., 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32711. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0111111 D i m ON I ':L;: MIT t- �1 •• .. - '.... - ..I -- - b.--. - / Evening Herald A touch of Irony — The same Longwood city officials who voted to put a freeze on new fast food establishments on part of State Road 434 Monday night were on the other hand (USPS 41•2e0) AVE., SANI1)RD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 300 N. FRENCH proclaiming April 27 as McHappy Day and agreeing to personally push Big Macs that day at the local McDonald's. A quarter from each Big Mac hamburger sold that day will go to help Thursday, April 17, 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, $43.90. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. A New For Ronald McDonald House in Gainesville so that families of young patients at the hospital will have a place to stay. build the The young girl with the big smile representing McDonald's at the meeting had a long wait to get on the extended agenda which kept the corn. mission on the job until midnight. This was the longest meeting yet for Mayor Steve Uskert since he took the gavel in January. The mayor's public participation period at the beginning of the meeting is starting to catch on, this week Bo Simpson and Bob Daves were not 0 I& 2 Cry The Clock Weapns the only ones to take advantage of the forum. But Uskert is finding even the best intentions are misunderstood and not everyone favored his By JANE CASSELBERRY allotting the 30 minutes for citizens to speak out. CBS newsman Dan Rather and his camera crew have brought extraordinary television material oacK trom uiei; surreptitious visit with rebel forces inside Afghanistan. Viewers of "60 ____ _______ _________ ____ _______ ___________ ______ ___ _____ __ __ For The __ _ __ ___ ______ ____________________ . _____ •• 'I ______ 1 ,, I " Mosaic In ____ WASHINGTON (NEA) — This month's brief hiatus in the frenzied schedule of once-aweek primaries has produced little relief from the glut of news media political coverage that has become a hallmark of presidential election years. X, I — been asserting on Moscow Radio that the Afghan rebels are being armed by the United States, If they think this is true, or if they want the world to think this is true, we don't have much to lose by : making it true. If the Afghans have the courage to ______________ . •. .,I ~ - / ', ______________ .. . ____ , ____ . .. _____ / . ____ C' _____ _____ • . I . ______ . I .., 6 _____ ' ./. . I , , 11 ... ____ 0 L01 • •. 0 LIGHTER SIDE ... . S aI S , 9 .1 I Conflict California governor, who are still formally uncommitted. Rep. Press spokeswoman Laura Broderick John Anderson, who is pondering an He questioned Carters ethics and who has been able to win only Independent race in the fall, has morality" in political tactics, and in his four convention delegates, was to discuss Aides to Anderson, the maverick of the prepared speech — but a part he left out his political plan s in a speech to the GOP, late Wednesday denied a re port on of his address said: House today and then announce his a Los Angeles radio station that "1 am sick and tired of the sane- you. Mrs. Squatterly is the friendly loan officer "Would some kind of second trust be In my neighborhood branch bank. Behind her possible?" I asked, trying to keep the note of desk is one of those electronic boards, similar desperation out of my voice, Mrs. Squatterly shook her head. to an odds board at the race track, that "At your Income level, the monft flashes the latest changes in interest rates. "MM Squatterly," I said, "I have final[ly payments on the primary loan would reach or paid off the automobile loan I took out three exceed your credit limitation," As we were talking, the interest rate shot up years ago to finance my new car. Now I would like to borrow enough money to have the car another couple of points. I could only guess what was happening to gas i*icei, but the filled with gas." Mrs. Squatterly glanced back over her mere thought was enough to bring sweat to shoulder at the interest board, which at that my forehead. "How about my house?" I pleaded. "Would moment was posting another new high. "What sort of collateral are you prepared to you consider refinancing a home mortgage to up?" she asked pleasantly, provide enough capital for me to buy the NOIlne? I said, "Well, since my car is fully paid for thought I might pledge it as aftwity for de Mrs. Squatterly patiently explained that gasoline loan." with real estate prices no longer keeping pace Mrs. Squatterly fished a small blue book out with the rise of Interest rates and oil, my of her desk drawer and thunabed to the page equity would be lax than the Interest charges she was looking for, on a new loan would be, "Needless to say," she said needlessly, "The next time you buy a new car, pay the "your car has grea tly depreciated In value • full price," she advised. "Then you can use — ____ __ , .hII, _____ _________ 'j ,' "took away all my fwhgs of Wjrdsncs," she said, ibnat dicking on the enstion. But an day while she was out, bwglars ____ IU1dL IlKilly, Virginia hid bees po * to ny paid her $600 (or what the thieves stole. t.. RWSUS7 program for monsy to help pay her fuel bills. .. _ni------- WIU UI I "DUS urns," But the bsreeescrats are Ladfl i 100 IDUCh 01 tyIm- Sm started drawift dubft for the paperwork that they she hasn't cdkLUd a pW of the new payments seven years ago because she has goveranent assistance, arthritis of the .ploe. Like the burglary, Forbidding as her fusi bills are, Virginia's good fortune, — Property But at least from the ptloe squeeze. Virginia's Income isa pitIful $4,179.12 a year, the money her lion's trailer, which sits alongsid, highway $0 _____ in Orlando, Fla. The thieves stole everything , find immes like VirglaW ache tin most £liW __ scrIrnped to buy for their last yset, kow that trailer is all she hea, aid Ironically, (is bw'glary may have savslI MEleft her with n0thing but UnAU ChIMP time, monsters are slowly circling in on Americans Uke Virginia. I t" , to put faces on the numbers, to tell the living stories of the Mnerican e01mOnI$C CrUsh. could have happened to VIrginia. She had moved with her husband 10 Florida from Worcester, Mass., because ha hst condition. They dreamed 01 a golden life in WO hit with the same price, but those on tinY, , . ro Ieág. In rainy Florida, sait Can be a miler ohlom. w Is poor t ftfy for f (he ty. She was j$ fix her roof, That was eight c)fl4 She attends a free Clinic for trsstmmit, but the plNCrIptiOS 1i SUIt be paid Oitt 01 bar pucL She may aeon need to cboes bItWNfl foOd aid i tten' --g eat so mudi, I gins," she told my reporter _____ - monthe ago. The s.ks are MIII uzupaired. JemiS Grad7 She flI to hr femily for heip Her o M for Virginia's asptiv lank. "U abs hadn't been ___ bedroom. She doesn't ___ ral ' he l ___ 'fluch But now her sister has rMIr.d and faces when the weather Is dry. Because 01 the money problems l ou. $arrl.ad 01 fuel, sh. kept her hoes. as cold 11 100 ON o VP bw dam% on hat is she could stand LI all vIr, _____ .. meaner pain than the rest 01 us Iesl Even In her Florida, winter can be htthe, On celd nights, like Usheky roof bet*ia., "I'm esvtog thom ___ Virginia slept with a 1st on to keep her ar- Stottie body warm as_niH.. . .1 . .. : indictment against former Nat&al Resources Director Harmon Shields. Charges against Shields and Tallahassee real estate Tampa because of a jurisdictional problem. . I Captain Denies Drownings . • mmw* 14But If all Is cloaked in an illusion of equality. All of us Americans no better orw* ff than WS the is. - toms after the plant's nuclear accident, a new study reports. The stress symptoms have persisted in some cases for almost a year since the March 28, 1979 accident and the situation has become "chronically disturbing" for many residents, said a Pennsylvania Health Department study released Wednesday. The findings— taken from interviews with some 2,200 people WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (UP!) The captain of a boat denies the drowning of a mother and five children in the Atlantic last August was his fault, and says he "felt bad" about it after it happened. Grand Jury testimony by Jeffrey Hastings, a 30year-old Holuxo, Fla., man was read to his murder trial jury Wednesday. In it, he placed moist of the responsibility for the deaths of the woman and five Nixon To Be Free? .1 .' . i. •: children on 19-year.old deckhand James Knowles, who was hired for the trip just the night before. In Hollywood, Fla., police found 45 more Haitians on a beach Wednesday morning bringing the total of refugee arrivals to south Florida to 91$ over a five-day, J'fl.• ' _ _. i!11 : . Leval Notice . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION VILE NO. SS14S-CP i!IIN RE: ESTATE OF WARREN H. WILSON, Decaud. NOTICE 11. f OP ADMINISTRATION .11 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL April 16 ADMISSIONS SANFORD: David G. Miller John Hall, Longwood DISCHARGES SANFORD: Ml,le 0. Hooks Merlin MCCIUIQ Ruth SwImey Charlie Taylor Janice o. Whit Icy Amy Creech, DeBary Ruth E. Long, Entorpr1se — Hall, Longwood .,..,%' No (Inn satis(ics exist on the u*grind ______ WsplIy, • # '. _= 1*0 —. TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI)—Two House committees want to send a message to violent criminals get caught and you'll get no parole. The Corrections, Probation and Parole Cominittee Wednes. day approved on an 8-1 vote a compromise bill that would eliminate parole for nine violent crimes ranging from sexual battery to murder. Persons convicted of other crinies could be Paoled only after serving one-third of their terms. The compromise measure (CS-HB 1290), hammered out by Correciions Chairman Arnett Girardeau and Criminal Justicv Chairman Robert Crawford, revises a Criminal Justice Committee version that would have abolished parole entirely. The substitute bill, which now goes to the Appropriations Committee, provides for the abolishment of parole effective Jan. 1, 1963, for the nine major crimes and would create it special joint legislative committee to work with the state Supreme Court in developing sentencing guidelines for all . am W"Wb Ws Offi" ____ IS. I The c'onJItkm's Misty, ctzud on the N., ___ felonies. The Pacific Ocean covers a Crawford, U-Winter Haven, said the bill's message to criminals would be,"There will not be parole for people who commit violent crimes." of the licenriid gun dealers were In " violation of at lu fader.], its$e it heal law or ,'galsthon" Fwthsrmore 10 ___ un sellers "did not ipur to be bona lids b--is. Over SO "cant of the federally licuui4ed 10 dNlifB Who wire W1I1I1I( to $511 h'dgiiw ssnpiiig ~~ . "I ~1 ...I I ,I '/ ~, .. 1. j iJi UTILITY CABINET - 24"x12"X60" _-gr i I J 411, i 1 A\ A 39 . 4 , Q11I ;,~~ __ NJT Dozens 11 Z of other styles at comparable savings BUTCHER BLOCK BASE CABINET FURNITURE Legal OUTLET TO BUY DIRECT AND SAVE I 36 M0, Open Mon., Tues., Thurs. 10-4, Fri. 10-7 FINANCING $it. 5-5 — Closed Wed.. Sun. 207 MAGNOL IA AVE. — PH. 323.0440 — DOWNTOWN SAN FORD Gold Caper If the claim Is not yet a fInal ludeement rendered In the DICK, the date when it will become aforesaid court on the 26th day of Respondent. "due shall be stated. If the claim 19 September, A.D. 1575, in that NOTICE OF ACTION C111`1141n case W41110d, FADEL THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Payoffs ;:'Jlsture ot the uncertainty shall be ELIADRAMANY Plaintiff, 'VS. BEATRICE D. SLATER RED. #Sted. it th@ claim is tialmst the NORBERT LOWELL THOMAS, DICK, 21M Noblostom Road, , ,pscurlty shall be described. The J*,. and CAROLAN MAE Norrlstown, Pennsylvania, 1,101 9-'1jw,V1nWt or unliquWated, Ihe - YOUR "tlaimant shall delIver suffIcient THDMAS,h15 wife, Defendant, ARE HEREBY Ies of the claim to the Clerk to wtith aforesaid Writ of Execution NOTIFIED that ALBERT was delivered to me is Sheriff of REDDICK has filed a Petition In the ci.r t •e :. sock p.nonsl rsprsw,Wative. Seminole County, Florida, and I the Circuit Court of Seminole MIAMI (UP!) — A bout $70,000 in payoffs and an All penwe Interso" In few have leviod uW the following County, FlorWa, for DIsaWvt1an of attempt to persuade the 010% to whom a copy 01 this descrlb*d properly own*d by MerrIspe, and you or* reolred to alleged briber to he are the NOR BERT LOWELL THOMAS, irvea COPS' Of your written fl j Notice of Administration ii 'nalied are required, WITHIN JR., and CAROL.AN MAE defenses,ifany.anKENNETHW. new accusations against "HREE MONTHS FROM THE THOMAS, his wife, said property MCINTOSH, of STENSTROM, suspended Dade County fliVATE OF THE FIRST beft locatod In Steriftle County, MONTOSH, JULIAN, COLBL'ItT School Superintendent Johnny .,,,PU IL ICATI ON OF THIS Florida, more particularly 5. WH I 0 HAM, Attorneys for Jo s, ne whose trial In the "gold desa'ibed as follows: ,hoTlca, to file ., Petitioner, whose ddress Is Post plum caper" begins next a life acUte, make unknown Office Boa 1330, Sanford, Florida, .' yhavet 1153 ft. canoe, make unknown 33771, and file the original with t he vslldlty of me lscadeWs Will, . 1 $chwinn 10 speed men's Clerk of the above-styled Court on :,;Swalificatiolts of th e Personal 'j new Charges — filed or before May 25, iSO, otherwise a Noprssantetive or me venue or bicycle, blue In color . furiwcuon this week being — were detailed stored at A.J. Lasing default and ultimate Mamant will at Transfer £ storage at 3075. Pine be entered against you for the Wednesday by the Dade State ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDs. mOat demanded in the Petition. rP1JlCTi0N$ NOT $0 FILED Avenue, Sanford. sy5 ()(fi WILL U FOREVER BARRED. and the undersised as Sheriff of WITNESS my hand and off 1 bing - kial ce. "ok Neike go Adminlarstien: 11:40 AAA. on tho 11M day of April, April, A.D. "N. W month with trying to use 4rll 17, iNS. A.D. INS, offer for sale and sillto (SEAL) in school system money Ø the PIISIWat bidder, for cash, p.uw, o,. WNW ARTHUR H. IECKWITH,JR. % As to buy gold plumbing fixtures any and all ex ss54iat Is Psriinal Reprssesdstiv ClerkelClrcutt Court INos. 0 the r.,w (West) sr if lbS Seminole County, Florida tori luxury second home, was of the 10le ,.WA*RIN H. WILSON Y in v Ptkli Robinson asyested on the new charges Sanford, Pier Ida, the above Deputy Clerk TAWWAY WA released an bb That isil sale Is bs1. made 5* JULIAN, own recognizance, "CARlO(L, JONES, ROOKS SefiSfy me at sail Writ of COtSIRT 5. WHIGNAN OWEN In the new Charges the Eucuf Ian. sat Office Na P. Sea 30 remit of a three-month in.PIL llieriIf Flauship Sank Suite 33 Jo bCmV vedigatlon and apparently IarninoleCourdy, Sanford, Florida 33171 (399 Florida AjlsrrJyi for Petitlener CflAllgmey for Pensil unrelated to the gold plum. , Earn * on 8 $1,000 21/ 2 VW CD 8t 12% into-es compounded wivi 21/2 Year Certificates of Deposit Offer These Advantages: current Rate 12% • Daily Compounding yields 12.7474% per year • by P.S.LLC. ___ fto'ii repistlom rsJlre a aibtatu klarsst — 1 4Isb AprIl 17, 246 INC - S . i:it __________________ _ 'sumu License, lbs coalition lotad lnts I __ , third of the earth, .-. ____ 1, P - ___ fleaiiwj oMIilali have sbnatid tat of ar "s .ctsally, '-&t boa lids bithw. operations.______ And a study by the .I ~ I Parole For Violent Crime MaId Cirvey, Deltona Herbert H. Bishop, Deltoni Edward T. Clarke, Deltona Emmett M. Raulvion, Geneva John 1 I I._.i,_. i1i House Works To Control claimed. Om merchants, because aknt anyone can 4* a PMOR to own or nU a go. Not sta show that hundi'e hooting deatheeach 'ogug I! - Task $ The study also found similar numbers in the population experiencing 1whaviorid stress s)7iiptonis, such its loss of appetite, insomnia, shaky feelings, lack of clarity in thought, irritability or extreme anger. lx-rc,ent of the people living within a 10-mile Between 50-60 radius of the plant indicated they opposed the proposed reopening of Three Mile Island. '41 In other legislative action: Flctltiota Name Statutes. To.WIt: The House retreated from a proposal that a citizen FlorIda 32707. Section $U.07 Florida Statutes ra•. All persons having cIals making an ethics complaint against a public official pay the isv. nmands against the estate are Notice official's legal expenses if the charge was unproven and up51g. Themes K. Krauss - requIred, WITHIN THREE OF PWIsh: Alwil I?. U, a May 1, L proved a substitute amendment to an Ethics Commission bill WNTHS FROM THE DATE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1NO DEU42 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN' (HB 1117) saying the citizen would ha ve to pay those expenses ______________________ THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the - AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, only If he acted in "bad faith." NOTICE Clerk at theabove Court a written FLORIDA — The House Governmenta l Operations Committee passed a 0F11RlFF'S SALE statement of any claim or demand CASE NO. N415CA44.I they may have. Each claim must NOTIC II HEREBY GIVEN IN RE; THE MARRIAGE OF proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to be In writing and must Indicate the me by VWIU of that certain Writ ALBERT REDDICK, privacy from government intrusion. Ezecutlen Issued out of and bas is for the claim, the name and address of the creditor of his agent undif the suI of the Circuit Court a or attorney, and the amount of Seminole County, Florida, upon BEATRICE D. SLATER RED. With our energy people demanding ever more fuel.efflcjent cars while our safety __ re ported. WASHINGTON (UPI) — If the National in the inain archives building in W,ashington undecidedabout whether to challenge tlie plan, lie Archives has its way, Americans would be allowed beginning May 26. noted he was less concerned about the release of as early as next month to listen to the ta pes of But the proposal for release of the tapes, to be the Watergate tapes than other Nixon tapes Richard Nixon used in the Watergate cover-up published it, Monday's Federal Register, is ex- because they already have been made public. trial — including the one with the 181 2-minute pected to dri;w challenges froin sonie of the 15 I.,awyers for two other key characters on the erasure, officials whose voices were recorded, often while tapes - former Attorney General John Mitchell Archives officials said Wednesday they plan to they used profanity. Any such legal battle could and foriner White House chief of stiff 11.11. make public 31 unedited tapes of conversations cause lengthy delays in the archives' plans. Haldeman - could not be reached for continent involving Nixon and his aides at a listening center Nixon's lawyer, It. Stan Nlortenson. said lie is Wednesday. - Matilda Hicks, Orange City Elsie M. Perry, Orange City Edmond Vadnals, Orange City Lauretta Asbie Glnva Bradshaw , ft& stomach trouble, frequent urination and rashes, the study - THOMASTON, Maine (UPI) — Riot- duties and "by inutual consent" was transequipped sta te police manned gun towers and ferred to another job in the state Corrections patrolled cellblocks at the Maine State Prison Department, Brennan said. today, replacing guards who the governor said Prisoners set a series of small fires, chanted had lost control of the jail. in unison and hurled objects about their cells Gov. Joseph E. Brennan ordered the to protest the takeover, but authorities said y, saying there was there was no serious violence. "tremendous potential for a very serious Acting war den Donald Allen ordered police situation" at the lWyear-old nmximutti and a temin of weapons specialists to conduct a e.cwlty facility. Another official called the cell-by-cell search of the pr ison today to prison "a tinderbox." gather up homemade weapons and other Warden Richard Oliver was relieved of his contraband, including combustible materials. _____ ____ sition is qat diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pains, sweating spells, - Maine Police Man 'Tinderbox' Prison HOSPITAL NOTES __ ,. also showed local citizens relied more heavily on sleeping pills, liquor and cigarettes to ease the tension during the weeklong nuclear crisis, A 112.5 percent increase in the use of sleeping pills was reported during the crisis, while drinkers said they drank 31.9 percent more alcohol and smokers smoked 13.6 percent more cigarettes. Immediately after the accident — and coritirtuing at least until January 1980 over 10 percent of the local population experienced such physical stress symptoms as headaches, I_____________________________________________________________ _________ •,: Jewell Penrier .'. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE "Then our studies lave shm that even it o il Angela D. Robinson INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. you were ma tank, if it is struck you will be John E. Schwlndler ARE HEREBY YOU Marlorle Wilke injurW union surfaces are properly pidded. .6-NOTIFIED that the ad., William Wimberly nutritIon , the estate of So, we will have to add specially designed Agnes Wyma 1 ARREN H. WILSON, deciasad, Interior padding to both door sections of our o. pers In the cars. This, In turn, w1H add stI11 more weight .M.Clrcull Court for S*mlnol* county, Legal Notice ' Florida, Probate Division, the n,)addrou of which Is SeminoW "But more htportantly, it will, cut dawn.on FICTITIOUS NAME County Courthouse, Sanford, the interior dimensions of our cars abolit 4 Notice is hereby given that I am t! rids 32171. The Personal side. We have designed our 1apr.sntanve at me estate 5 Springwood Circle, Longwood, cars to be competitive in the marketplace and i,n!DITH GRACE WILSON, FloridatheSeminole County, Florida address Is 171 $uflnytewn Road, under fictitious name of TOM One Of the =44nP0"=t features in a CauMberry, Florida 3VOY. The is Iritirlor room. So, if we ION 8 Inches EJ,.me and address of the personal I to Ister said name ,,representa?Ive's attorney are: that from new padding, we will have to increase with the Clerk of the circuit Esquire, RICHARD B. OWEN, tin wWth of the car by IInches. Now we really .11'!tARROLL, JONES, ROOKS & Somincle County, Florida in K. start 14) add Weight." OWEN, P.O. Box X Cswlbeay, cOi'dance wIth the provisions at the the others are like Virginia, ,,U they can at least XnW almut their adwalty. Ping to cry," she sirugged, "who Is going to listen . ItiAv ri '.a room IUII attempts to regulate the iii. of living within 55 miles of the plant 23-foot smugglers' . This will add significant weight to the Car. draws such vigorous Carter regarding the foreign policy of Island Residents Report Illnesses HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) Over 10 percent of the residents near Three Mile Island experienced abdominal pai ns, rashes, insomnia, irritability and other stress Sytup- - To meet fie proposed requirement, we will * have to insert cross rails in the side of the Cal'. ____ Virm be. to Three Mile A test firing of three — small car which we market in your country. SLheWcwstlike.dog," said Vk'jda. du't — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Federal prosecutors said Wednesday night they soon plan to seek a new ." "I am very concerned about what effect this rule will have on the overall design of our Grim the trailer is now unenewnbered. UrAU nut ,wI ai&k.... i.. 'm vw VIXflj1jIlU they could carry from her falnhly tra4s to cocking pots. It was U beet thing thet Alive Is She used the money to ply the taxes and fines. and a shortage of cooking pots. wiu yearly Income under $4,999. Rimn,I,ia -_-. .- -".5InII.Sln.i •,—' Staying Reagan officials in Virginia based t heir advice and run as an independent. projections Wednesday on returns from a On the Democratic side, President this nation and the conduct of his White series of local GOP caucuses that began Carter passed the half-way mark several House. PHILIP CRANE Shi S WASHINGTON Virginia lion Is nobody ..Big . you would expect to read about In the striving for all that is good. Nader's n ewspaper, She Is usually reported as jut Businen Day" is worthy of celebration by &H awtber statistic, one of 16 million Ammicans ___ .. Impact. Afterward, he noted., JACK ANDERSON For Some, support of Reagan at a news conference. Anderson has decided to ignore staff titnonious utterances from Jimmy . In Cape Canaveral, firefighters at the Kennedy Space Center voted 5&2 Wednesday to ratify a new three-year contract with Wackenhut Inc. ... 0 ,... deal. - S seconds Wednesday when one of the engines overheated, space agency officials said, Recently, Jacques Provensal,' 'Renault's director of structural safety, over fr4m Paris to testify before a NHTSA hearing on a proposed rule that would require cars sold in the United States to have increased side Protection to guard OCCUPAIIIA ftm a I&*&I By DICK WEST market guide, a 3-yearoId, four-door, sixWASHINGTON (UPI) — With credit get- cylinder Nader Callbick Is worth only about ting tighter, oil prices rising incessantly and 75 percent of the amount you would need to interest rates setting new records almost It with gas. Are you in a position to put up u daily, you can imagine what it is like to go into other 25 percent In cash?" I told Mrs. Squatterly I was having some a bank and try to borrow enough money to buy a new tankful of gasoline, rather severe cash-flow problems and did not Or if you can't Imagine it, I'll spell It out for believe I would be able to swing that type of t best elusive and at wont But corporate America is also In the forefront in chor*s?" ________ ' . has Unwittingly misled the public by overzealously Interpreting and analyzing those results in a frantic search for trends that are headquarters of plan ts. Sure, there are some bad apples in corporate qV ,eaa '.' BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (UPI) 1 A fiery populist (Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace) organized the most successM third. party challenge In more than four decades, That's volatWty — and nothing Oat has yet occurred In 1980 can match any one of those events, aid to cultural endeavors or of being a good neighbor to the communities where business maintains \ - 11 - i, — / V ) ______ — BERRY'S WORLD 1, I ;1 I was assassinated, - ' _____- .•• ' _____ A Kennedy (Sen. Robert F. Kennedy of New York) then entered the race and was well on his way to capturing the nomination wheh he business . &..- ' early arrivals this year Is the assemblage of activists rallying to the call Of The broader Issue — the quality of press P Ralph Nader to spend April 17 castigating "big coverage during the 1980 campaign is business." These "Americans Concerned about considerably more complex. The problem Corporate Power" envision the event as the does not lie in inaccurate or Inadequate beginning of a 10-year campaign to expose the reporting because the results of all the primaries have been promptly full and sins of 10 corporate giants as yet unidentified honestly conveyed to the nation1i readers, in bending the law. listeners and viewers. But Nader, who has made a career out of being a malcontent, and his five dozen assorted Instead, the preu (including this column) — presidency in favor of the former Virginia's remaining seven delegates is: lie has." space shuttle engines was halted after only five Energy, whose sworn mission is to cut 01W nation's dependence on foreign oil by demanding that the automobiles on our roaUs achleve better and better gas mileage eath year. Consider, at the same time, the Depar tment of Transportation's NaUol Highway Traffic Safety Administratioii, whose equally dedicated mission is to make those automobiles ever safer. Do these missions conflict? Consider 06 I example: 1 Renault is one of Europe's major car manufacturers. Its products are the industiy leaders in France and it W a major share~f other European markets. : Of all the auto makers in the world, Probably no other has a greater commitmaht to safety. So committed is Renault, in fait, that the company has a whole departmint that does nothing but work with the Frenh police to study any accident In which th*e one of I , cluding com puter modeling of the accldentto if amething can be learned to make Its was asaferin fatality the involvin cars lutw,. . - / ____________ . . A sitting president (Lyndon B. Johnson) sought reelection but was forced to Withdraw early In the primary season. over from World War I. ______ ____ Bush is far back with 72, although he is not all of Crane, who is withdrawing his bid for the expected to win some if . . couldn't harness GOP voters WASHINGTON (NEA) It is often sd that various segments of the federal gove&. ment work against each other. This is only tbo true. 1 . .,___ , 1 ' t_____ I I"11 I 1. ;., . _________ .' _____ ' keep fighting, they should have a chance to fight with something better than machine guns left citizens but for different reasons. Most businesses help create a better life for all of us. - one from conservative Rep. Philip 1 "s that Mrs. Adams, charged With tampering with life was given the certificate because she was a registered nurse. — i ____ ' •. ____ . The presidential race that year, especially the contest for the Democratic nomination produced a series of truly dramatic and unpredictable events. Ill r Americans. They will be reluctant to speak 0 record of suppprt for educational Institutions, of leadership n charitable causes, of . a rhetorical question: "Do I believe the president has played politics with American hostages in Iran? The answer — Shuttle Engine Overheats c. ____ ____ How much American hesitation Is necessary? Since Day I of their invasion the Russians have Jobs for a work force of almost 100 millIon - Accused Killer On Squad ' ____ . — associates probably will have little to say about - / William Gray, 36, told Judge Abraham Gafni Wednesday. "I am sorry. I am ashamed of myself." : ' _____ I security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski made his In a flurry of soul-searching and crowfamous trip to the Khyber Pass in February. eating, numerous journalists have concluded , Rather could rind no evidence that the rebel that a "volatile" (an especially popular "buzz forces are getting any American aid directly or word" these days) electorate led them to I indirectly, repeatedly miscalculate the voters' mood and thus err In forecasting election returns during The Carter administration's response to the the initial months of the. campaign. " Soviet invasion has been limited to diplomatic I. pressure on Moscow, an attempt to revive One columnist recently described this It. I- military aid to Pakistan, a beefing up of security year's race as the "most volatile presidential campaign in my 32 years of journalism." A planning for the Persian Gulf and a deployment of news magazine observed that "the press was ," naval forces to the Indian Ocean. It appears — caught off guard" throughout,the early C leave out the people who are facing the Russians presidential primaries, head-on the Moslem tribesmen trying to defend First, to set the record straight, thou who ' t their villages against "infidels" from the north proclaim the 1980 campaign the most armed with tanks, artillery and helicopters, and "volatil e" in modern times have very short 4 possibly using nerve gas. memorift that apparenuy 0on't stretch as far — I ____ i Among the . support systems of a hospital patient, The : ." . in the spring it's a lovely place to protest. I. S LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) la Accused "Death's nurse Jani Adams has been granted a ternporary certificate as an ambulance attendant. The head of the local health district said Wednesday Dual Missions ___ ______ generals and three Afghan officers loyal to the The nation's capital Is deadly during the heat Of I isummer and sloppy during the chill of winter, but P ______ ____ Soviet-backed regime in Kabul. 7te rebel warriors encountered by Rather were making a plea for help. They are not asking for Undaunted by the temporary dearth of I" military aid on the grand scale, but the kind of ef. either forthcoming primaries to spetvlate light weapons and ammunition they can use about or recent election returns to analyze, fectively in a war of resistance. The U.S. purveyors of poli tical punditry have resorted government has been officially silent about to regaling the public with critiques of their C 1, — J - - PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) The confessed "jogging rapist" who pleaded guilty to seven rapes and nine sexual assaults has received a 20.50 year jail term under a pica-bargaining agreement. "I'd like to apologize to the gins and their parents," BOB WAGMAN ____ . Waiting Recently Radio Pakistan reported that the rebels had shot down a helicopter, killing two Soviet The Silly Season the Golden Age Olympics possible. Golden Olympics shadow boxes displaying replicas of the gold, silver and bronze medals were presented to Don Hughes, manager of McDonald's restaurant; Dan Moss, manager of Zayre Department Store; Dennis Courson, president Flagship Bank of Seminole; John 11 Squires, ComBank-Seminole County; John 11 Edwards of Holiday Inn of Sanford-Lake Monroe; the city of Sanford; and John Pierce of Mayfair Country Club. 1 I United Press I nt erna tiona l i and will end next ninnth, weeks ago but his opponent is closer Assured of at least 44 of Virginia's state Republicasn Party officials and than Heagarfs rivals are. Carter now has national convention delegates, Ronald supporters of rival George Bush con- 914 of the 1,666 hi' needs to be Reagan today has more than half the firmed the figures. renominated, and Sen. Edward Kennedy votes he needs to become the Republican According to United Press Inter- has 474.5, with 26.5 uncommitted. presidential candidate in Detroit next national tabulations, Reagan now has 501 In a speech at Gettysburg College late July. delegates of the 998 he needs for Wednesday, Bush asked and a nswered And Reagan gets another boost, this nomination. , Gets 20.50.Year Sentence Angel" ROBERT WALTERS are persistent reports that the tribesmen are able to strike painful blows against the invaders. '& Endorse Reagan Run Confessed 'Jogging Rapist' — warfare'from their mountain strongholds against th e 70,000 Russian troops now occupying their count ry . While accurate military information from inside Afghanistan is hard to come by, there 4. IN BRIEF I Minutes" recently could admire the determination of the ragtag fighters, but could also see that they have very little in the way of weapons with which to do their fighting. All the rebels can hope to do is wage guerrilla S Crane To Withdraw, MInON Among those honored at the recent Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce awards banquet were those important sponsors who have made property into the city. Residents of Land Avenue have been trying for years to get their street paved and have found every time the project was delayed a little longer by local officials protecting their interests it has cost them money. The city will have to pay nine percent interest on the loan from ComBank to finance the paving project the expense of which will be borne by the Thursday, April 17,1910--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Land Avenue property owners. (The interest on the loan has jumped from six to nine percent in: the last 30 or 40 days) and construction costs have soared in the past six months. When one of the commissioners began making noises about looking after their interest that sounded like more delay the property owners it, the audience cried out with one voice "No, no! Please, no more petitions and delays!" The idea was for everyone who wished to have their say on items to be coming up that night on the agenda, while confining comment during the meeting to those directly affected. "I don't want to have to sit here and listen to one or two who feel they have to get up and sound off on everything that comes up whether it concerns them or not," commented the mayor. The city hail was packed Monday with residents, who expressed their opinions on a variety of subjects not only during the PPP, but all during the meeting. A request for annexation turned into a lengthy public hearing and site plan review by the audience before the commission could even vote on the request to bring the 17, INS. D(T.11O 1* OEU4I (i30d Of 1kIP $anloid/Wiitv Pat/Lonwood 'WS CKy/Soigieast Orhendo DeSWY /Ovlsdo / *papka / Forest City *70,000. ' S I I- I .-_. .--.. ~ . . , , . , .~ * 7. J - ____________ :. '- u -- __ •tc.:.' i-ta . - - • -. I • -- .iI.-st -- ~f " •- L'. .' p--V ,V1 4 _ I , I'll J , t 4 , zp ~ _~~ -W`b . _ - W A L,:m " _______ I ' —I �.5 S.- -. S. S -. - -. - - *• - - - . r •- - . . - --'. r - -. -•. -- -- -- - - - -- -. - ,•...- - _#. - - - -. - - V - - -. - -- -. - 4li r -p SPORTS A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 101[oISCOREBOARD Thursday, April 17, 1,10 -- Dog 4.50 (5), Thatcher (6) and SpurreD. Reese and Hunt. Hitters -Winter Park: Gordon 23+ SpurreD HR. Edgewater: Wambold 2.3 2 RBI. Carter 23 RBI, RIchardi 2 RBI, Little 2 RBI. Records-Winter Park 10.10, Edgewater 1o.1-i. 7.20 West Orange S. Soon* I Racing At$anfo.Orian Wednesday night results First race-3.1,C: 31:44 lSurtireLucky 30.00 22.90 I Red Tog Darters Halt Seminole Win Streak At 8 4.40 -Southpaw Robey Tosses Perfed Gwme Stocky left-hander Jay talented southpaw struck out an early -1 leaU afler LWO Robey turned in a spectacular 18 of a possible 21 batters and innings behind the hard hitpitching effort Saturday to blasted home run in the fifth ting oF Billy Canfield who inning. lead the Polor Chips Orioles to knot the score. the Bob Endicott Twins 15-3; In Bronco play Jeff Poin- the Burger King Bucs outdexter and Mark Fontaine slugged the Tony Pryor Auto went 44 including a double Coffey, Harrell Turn In Sparkling Mound Jobs Seminole took a 10-6 lead into the seventh inning on the 'iltting of Alton Davis, Juan Dealba, Walt Law and Glenn Stambaugh. Davis smacked a three-run triple while Dealba, Law and Stambaugh rapped out two hits each for the Tribe to help build the four run cushion. ISMAY AUTOMOTIVE C Repairs For Less - SPECIAL BRAKE SERVICE . Apopka used a pair of errors and walks combined with two Blue Darter base hits in their half of the seventh to knot the score and send the contest into extra innings. Seminole failed to score In the eighth and as-TiThe coact, Bobby Lundquist win it, "They came out and knocked the ball all over the park." The Darters amassed eight runs in the top of the eighth and then blanked the Seminoles in the bottom of the inning for the victory. The loss snapped an eight game winning streak for the Tribe and left its current record at 9-16. 'Goed defense sure helped our winning streak and we just didn't get it tonight," said Lundquist of Apopka's big comeback. "We should have been out of the last two innings one-two-three, but we didn't get the plays and it cost us." In other Five Star Conference action Wednesday night Lyman's Greyhounds topped conference leading Lake Howell 7-3. inspect cylinder, The Seminoles then meet Bishop Moore at home on April 22 before the start of the District 9 baseball tourney April 29 through May 2. Lady Seminoles Sweep Double-Header Over Lady Greyhounds By 7-5 Scores - ALL GENERAL REPAIRS 3233550 - Seminole plays its final conference game tonight at 7:30 at Sanford Memorial Stadium against the Greyhounds. The game was originally scheduled for Friday night. ..rn Stambaugh's stretch. Seminole first baseman Glenn Stambaugh stretches for shortstop Walt Law's throw Wednesday night, Just nipping Apopka runner Tim Anderson for the out. Law had three hits, including a three-run triple and Stambaugh added a pair of singles but the Tribe fell 18-10. Q62.0 Hrald Photo by Torn Viscent Waiting, Waiting, Waiting. Apopka catcher Sam Sullivan could have taken a lunch break on this play as Bobby Wells crosses the plate for a Seminole run. Wells score came on a bases loaded triple by Alton Davis in the Tribe's 18.10 ' loss Wednesday night. Wich and Schrader. Hitters - Luther: Wilson 2328, Wich2.32B, Tenth race -5.1a,A2 31:09 IWright Bean Bag 5.60 5.60 2.50 McLaughlin 7.32BHR. RecordslSteam Train 9.20 4.50 Luther 111, Florida Central 06. 3 Boston Mandy Lyman 7, Lake Howell 3 2.20 0(1.4)35.60,p(4.I) 113.70:1(4. Lake Nowell 1-3)144.40 012 0000-353 Lyman Eleventh race -$.;, C: 31:49 003 004 x-712 1 Rocktown Pat. thes Miller, Smith (4) and Randell, 6.00 3.20 3.00 7 Patrick T Tiger 4.80 4.60 Parker and Holzworth. Hitters 5,00 Lyman: Parker 24, Marcello 2.3. 4Vaquero Records 0(1-7) 33.501 P (1.7) 99.00; 1(1. Lake Howell 10.4, A's Keough Handcuffs Mariners To No-Hit First Federal The Railroaders blasted apiece. Poppa Jay's batted only First Federal 144 Wednesday and stretched their lead in the three Innings in scoring the 23 Sanford Little National runs on 10 hits. Stewart League to two full games as Gordon had a double and Clem Leonard Shell was single, while winning pitcher upeet 8-6 by Sunniland Car- Dexter Franklin added two poration. singles. Bryan Debose Poppa Jay's dumped blasted a home rim and Larry Cardinal Industries 23-6 In Lemon added a triple. Kevin Wednesday's other league Campbell slapped a double in. .. By United Press International For all his efforts in three seasons as a major leaguer, Mutt Keough has picked up an unfair reputation and a Fierce determination to restore some pride to the family ) ,' a . - - " . name. I '- - -. . _________ -. Na OfllY *tI Keough, who lost his first 14 decisions last season with Oakland before finishing with a dismal 2-17 record, picked up his second victory of the infant season Wednesday night by stopping the Seattle Mariners on six hits in a 6-1 victory 1w the A's. "1 knew I was a better pitcher than my record," said Keough, who decided to take his future into his own hands after last season's nightmare. Keough decided to pitch - - + Alonso Galney had the only In The Sanford Junior ••Knights of Columbus hit for Cardinal Industries, a League, swamped Rotary 20.7, while single. 5Leading only 12-5, Knights V.F.W. forfeited to Kiwanis when it threw In the towel in of Columbus exploded for - ---.. .- .. the third inning while trailing eight runs in the top of he ': fourth and ended the game .• 11.1. Donald Grayson and early under the 10-run lead Dewayne Mitchell combined rule. Jo Jo McCloud slammed a to pitch a no-hitter for the - place tie with the Lady Bulldogs on In the victories over Lytnan Dee Ilogan weeksaction off Friday when they return m to face another Five Star Coilhoe ference rival, Alxpka at 3:30. - . . -. - - + .1 •'.;••-•+ • . .# -. 4. ..... home rim and two singles for unbeaten Railroaders. . •_5 ' ...'... Grayson pitched two in. the winners and Robert Quinn ." -. p4' nings and struck out four. He - added a pair of singles. Tim + walked three batters In the Hall had a double. Philip Harris had the only second Inning and all three scored on wild pitches and safety far Rotary, a third V• Si.. ' passed balls. Mitchell also Inning single. • -I MEMO Highlighting today's action Throwing smoke. Donald Grayson, owner pitched two innings and of two struck out loin-. The game was In the Sanford Little no hitters took part in a third Wednesday night in shortened to four innings American League is a chup between leaders Atlantic Sanford Youth Baseball League action at Ft. under the 10-rim lead rule. Seminole Mellon Park. and Torrance Carr swung the Bank big bat for the Railroaders, Petroleum at 7 p.m. at Fort Reds Score Wanting three doubles in as Mellon Park. In today's two 5 7th Straight Win many trips to the plate. p.m. games, Flagship Bank of Grayson had a double and Seminole plays Jack Prosier By UMted Press Isterastiosal bander went the distance to Garvey, playing in his 679th single, Albert Armstrong Ford at Fort Mellon Park, - The Cincinnati Reds now earn his second victory of the consecutive game to move swatted a home run and while Krayola Kollege tangles trail the 1955 Brooklyn year, allowing but five hits ahead of Pete Rose into 11th Mitchell added a double, with George's at Weitside Dodgers,the 1962 Pittsburgh while walking three and strik. place on the ailtime list, hit Richard Leonard put Clem Yield. Pirates and the 1968 ing out two, his homer in the third inning t$ILOADu$ Leonard Shell In front 2.0- In lIT PIOSIAL Cleveland Indians by three Meanwhile, the Giants have with two men on base to give AlUM AIIM the top of the first with a twoiiicolor 111111 full games in their pursuit of it lost six of seven games. the Dodgers a 3.2 lead. ,, 1 ,I' homer. With single tallies in 111100 * $ •$ record - the most con- Starter John Montefusco, Is the second and third innings, rirIMm i secutive victories at the start despite striking out eight II the lead was stretched to 40. us $ of a SUlOfl. is Reds in the six Innings, gave • Sunniland Corporation COIlS The Reds won their seventh up all live runs in suffering his CrIsp III p I,, straight game - a 5.3 victory second scored three runs on five hits sasssw i $. P~iii straight defeat. ' I . " in the bottom of the third, but ' °' over the San Francisco Giants too PhJflj. $, 1414 3 ___1$4 • Leonard unloaded with 5 TOPMA Wednesday - and remain Gerry Maddox and Manny NI I-,,I undefeated In 1910. Not since Trillo drove second homer of tieametn in two runs each the top of the fourth to make It - sesiu. suamLalis - 1919 has a Cincinnati baseball In a six-run ninth-inning Islu. "am ClIP, AIIM team won seven In a row. outburst, enabling Steve sii Sunniland took the Lasd for Seam Dan Ilessen, who entered Canton to score his 110th • ii* 1S1 , • thelirat times 11, with amm • $ .. ,, thsgametattIz.l67, became victory with Philadelphia. runs in the bottom of the umm 411 the Reds' timely hitt.rolthe Meta 3,Exp.s3 $ .'::: ofm fourth. 114111 uus see itternoon who hs broke a3 u. Jerry Morales knocked in 141MsrINs off Clan lltiedthe _____ SI Uewfthaflhth4nninghome two rtmawItiiaUrd.üming 414. *SN low= score at 6.6 In the f10 when MsI tie rim, following a walk to single and Ray Burns won his II David Danielsreacbd , base TOTALS NIh 1110*00 $"i George Foster. It was also first National League game on a sI and scored on a Dniessen who staked Ci- since 1978 to Lead the Mets bases.loaded single bysommhwcwo III"' clnnalitoatworun lead ln the before 2,062 fans - the lie-SLeonard. IAVI LItd When he singled With the - an*Uest crowd ever at Shea Pam lI'.s Dwight Brinson singled "oil bases loaded. Dave Con. Stadiinn, -*111 with == out in the biltom-of ., t*pclon snide It 3-0 An the Dedg.rs 16, Paas 4 s• *,, • ++ 1W - S S ViaMsis I S third with his secOnd home Steve Garvey and Dave the'fft ad J___CAN ____ Willis : I hINted a two-out is . naiof the yew. Lop" hit home runs to the left field fac $0 pit y- 5- - • Balancing Dntessen'a four- highlight a 14.hlt atIact. and - -5. ...sa.. - a. RBI pirformance w Mliii help Lou Angeles snap a &*AkM In the *J"llose____ seat " Cenom&disIIieaiI.d g oil LaCoss. The .yesreld right- + thneegame losing streak. :::.,lI oil __ 45 the tap of the ___ 4flvrsu iNN __elde of M* Well ___ Wh ass Goo-1 acniesiheplal. -• -. • W.V Willv.,k,c, fl'4iluw. tow for. low, te 4. a.mMSN *i4I + s90 Mts lfr CsudItIsIuIN 'S t _____ Mtec - __- 2'S IpIis Turn. Up _____ ______ - Is -- + - - __ .IMtuguF,,s.aadLsr 1. iI Job" ____ +0 •$II •ucHAuIsysTIM ,• •UNCTIONTI$T$Y$T1M , cb4eatoruaedAtths -irrn wallig • CLUN s. DIII$IRFilm -, - ••• T__ is. • MU 'loids We (1741), isediel . $4M1 N NI YSTUS all thrØ, while fl..dare ysv "Powwow Gr4io,OscarMthlead.lime . •IN 0-0 he - - - Joia.n had - two singles V 5' - .- •• ., --. . League East American W Boston Toronto Cleveland Detroit Texas Chicago California Seattle + Pc?. 01 3 2 .600 2 2 .500 "a Milwauke Now York Baltimore Veteran Tommy John tossed a two-hitter to register his - I. :.•-. -. - .- . - - j A ' -Mainland: Buckley 24, Davis 23. Records Spruce Creek 6-12, Mainland 7.11. Today's games Montverde at Heritage Prep (1 p.m.): Lakeland at Winter Haven (3:3Op.m.); Clermont at St. Cloud (7:30 P.M.). Basketball Pro RECAPS ______________ Jil ! - _____ ___ ____- - M11 il ________ - .+\. - ._ 12\1 11 - THURS. APRIL 17 THRU MON. APRIL 21 \ .\ - IIIFI p[pJpII - - mwewmoa at Seattle, 2, twi 1IJIM WHITE WA • + -, ' + I. Ptsbgh PIsila Now York 3 3.400 MonIrl 2 3 .300 2 Chicago a. LOUIS M Take 'Os 50 lea ACE'S Truckload Lbe $ 5 7 SAG --*%. ' Prices on Tons , •// ' Of Fertilized ORTHO LAWN FOOD BAHIA 2144 244-8 WEED & FEED Covers 3000 sq. ft. Covers 5,000 sq. ft. Covers 5,000 sq. ft ST. AUGUSTINE IL 9 P.M. x.April 20 - Milwaukee at NATIONAL RASKITIALL ASSOC. Playoffs (Sykes 04) at By United Press latsraalienal PiItsSurgIi (Bly 1-0), t2:35 Eastern Cssleressce Pisal + $ (lest 441-i) (All Times EST) April IS - Philadelphia at t-° 14 WEED & FEED 30 Angeles II. San Diego 4,' - ORTHO ORTHO April iS- Seattle at Milwaukee, iit, rain Chicago (Kiukow 1.0), 3:30 Shrubs & Gardens. • /5O10 April 11 - Milwaukee 9, Seattle 1 7 .714 2 91 7 S .230 April 13 - Seattle 112, I 6 .147 6 Milwaukee 101 0 4 .000 6½ April IS Milwaukee 10$, Seattle Wednesdays Results Now YOrK (Hausman 0.0) at .:.5.5/.. All Purpose For Lawns Citrus, blab Advantage of S" Diego Las Angeles San Fran Atlint a _________ N. Louis "5 April 9 -Milwaukee Ill, Seattle 5 1 An 1½ 112(01) Thiw.diy's Os (AM TWO ISV) . 0A - April iS - Los Angeles 176. Pho en ix 101 . - 7 0 1000 - St. Louis 3 % 100% Organic Plus Iron ' •.5•• April 9 - Los Angeles 131, Houston Las night .. .5 A,,j I - Los Angeles 119, Phoenix 110 CincinnatI Chlicalle of PlItOuroh, MI 4. . Seattle vs. Milwaukee 2 3 .100 2 (Milwit.ee leads series, 3.3) 244003½ April S - Seattle 114, Milwaukee West W 1. Pit. as 112 (of) NswYork3, ~real $ Clnckwtati 5, San Francisco 3 .' .m Angeles 101 3 2 .400 1 m6 FERTILIZER O April 13 - Phoenix 127, Los . :. %i.)' ' . . (All Times SIT) (Los Angeles wins series, 4-1) Phoenix fast & ,%61h6 PhOenixl3$(ot) April ii - Los Angeles- 10$, National Leafive ACE ______ 1;0 r Eastern Conference 4 2 .667 ½ Semifinals 4 3 •571 1 Oakland Atlanta vs. Philadelphia i 3 .371 1 Kansas City 3 3 .500 11/1 (Best 4f.7) Minnesota (Philadelphia wins series, 4.1) 3 4 .429 2 April 6 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 107, Boston 10, Detroit 9 Atlanta 104 Toronto 11, Milwaukee 2 April 9 Philadelphia 99, Atlanta 92 Oakland 5fl• 1 April 10 Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1, Atlanta 105, night Philadelphia 93 April 13 Philadelphia 107, New York I, Chicago 0, night Atlanta $3 Texas I, Cleveland 7, night April 15 California 2, Minnesota 1, 10 Philadelphia 105, innings, night Atlanta 100 Thursday's Games (All Times SIT) Boston vs.Houston Detroit (Wilcox 0-0) at Boston (Tories 0-1), 2 p.m. (listen wins series, 44) Milwaukee (Sorensen 1.0) at April 9 -- Boston 119, Houston + Toronto (Mlrabella 0.1), 4 p.m. 101 New York (Griffin 0-0) at April 11 - Boston 95, Houston 73 Chicago (Dotson 1.0 or Burns 0. April 13 - Boston 100, Houston 0), 5:41 P.M. Si Kansas City (Gale 0.0) at April 14 - Boston 135, Houston Baltimore (Stone 0.0), 7:30 P.M. 121 Chicago at Baltimore, night California at Oakland, night TR CKLOAD t. A" 5 DAY S ONLY U I 3 NATIONAL BASKETBALL, ASSOC. West W L Pc?. as Playoffs S 2 .714 -1 By United Press International 4 2 .467 ½ Mllwauk.e at New York Kansas City at Detroit THE TRUCKS ARE ROLLING & LOADED WITH SAVINGS!!! Swartzfager, Kutsukos (7) and Minnesota (11Pm 10) at Seattle (Honeycutl 1.0), 10:34 Western Conference P.M. Semifinals Friday's Games Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Texas at Boston (Best 4f-71 SUM MT4 PLY -rPOLYESTER ___ AC HADWARE Aft Duda. Stevens and Peros. Hitters 3 3.500 3 3 ½ 2 2 .400 1 1 S .147 2½ 44 99 $ $ - Houston (Ryan 00) at Los Boston, 7:30 p.m. Mules (Sutt 54), 4 p.m. April 20 - PhiladelphIa at SM Diego (Rasmussen 0-1) of Boston. 1 p.m. SM' Francisco (Blue 1.0). 4:01 III April 23 - Boston at Ptiiladtlphla, 5:05 p.m. April 73 - - loston at Cincinnati (Pasties II) of Phlladilptila, 5:55 P.M. Atloata (Nlrs lU, 7:30 pj,, a April *7 - PhiIlIa at PddWs lows. 1 eelon,1p.m. laal-ntrea1 x.*prfl 30 Boston at I. Louis at PRIaMurgh. pailaleipala. CincinnatI at Miaida, night xMay S -- Philadelphia at - + Wallin of La Angeles, night Boston, 7:30 p.m. SM DIego at San Francisco. - raw + low Wi1fl essnils idpsw4°NL Willow Park) Wiatir Pitt Bosuuassr £ S + + S •FLORIQA ii i, i-us 1[RRIvE A1.. HovsiI. Candifi (I), comwv - 5 Orioles 2, Royals 1 Rich Dauer's run-scoring single in the seventh inning provided the winning run and Mike Flanagan displayed last season's Cy Young Award form by tossing a seven-hitter, - giving Baltimore a narrow victory over Kansas City. Y.. I, White ISIS . + .. - Major League Standings BY United Press Internalonal - ' S-_---_ Baseball - - the Helpful Hardware Man" 40 - - Attendance 2,416: Handle 734,4 2613 Orlando Dr.- Sanford (17-92) ® "Ace s the place with \ACE . Lyman 14.10. 7.4) 4355 9. Twelfth race-7-14, 0:43:21 + 1MB. Pro Babe 3.60 4.10 5.20 Mainland 3 Spruce Creek 2 3BaRoom 1.20 4.20 S Surf Boy 7.20 Spruce Creek 200 000 0-24 1 Mainland 000 101 1-3S2 0(1-3)11.40; P (1-3) 24.30: i 03-5158.00 and California shaded Minnesota 2-1 in 10 innings. Blue Jays 11, Brewers 2 Roy Howell hit a two-run homer and Dave Stieb scattered six hits to pace Toronto in Its home opener. Stieb struck out five and walked three. 37th career shutout and lead New York over Chicago, which winter ball, something he had never done before. saw a four-game winning streak snapped. John, 1.0, allowed "They suggested I should quit on my slider," said the 24only a one-out single by Alan Bannister in the first Inning yearold right-hander, son of farmer major-league out. and an infield single by Wayne Nordhagen in the fifth. fielder Marty Keough. Rangers 8, Indians 7 In his first start ftyear against the Minnesota Twins, Richie Zisk belted a three-run homer with two out in the Keough pitched a four-hitter in a 1.0 victory. He had the ninth inning to help Texas overcome an early seven-run Mariners shut out through seven innings Wednesday before deficit and hand Cleveland its fourth straight loss. a double by Julio Cruz and a single by Bruce Bochte produced Seattle's only run. Red Sex 10, Tigers 9 Keough struck out five Mariners and walked two while Tony Perez went 4-for-4 and drove in four runs with a twoJim Beattie, who started for Seattle, was reached for eight run homer and a double and Steve Renko pitched five inhits and all six runs in 42-3 Innings. The A's sent 11 batters nings of one-hit relief as Boston handed Detroit its fifth to the plate in the fifth Inning and scored all their runs onsix straight Loss. tilts and two walks. Rob Picciolo's single drove in the first run and Dave Revering hit a two-run triple later in the rallyAn8els 2, TwIns 1 Don Baylor hit a sacrifice fly to drive In Al Cowens with for the deciding blow. one out in the 10th inning. Cowens led off with a single - Elsewhereinthe AL ,Torontoi-out e Milwaukee routed against Minnesota reliever Mike Marshall and Carney timore edged Kansas City 2-1, New York downed Chicago 6Lansford sacrificed him to second. Dan Ford singled 0, Texas nipped Cleveland 8-7, Boston got by Detroit 10-9 Cowens to third before Baylor's fly ball. - km iws si' 4 wheel *'Iv usckaics. "We Fix It RIGHT The First Time" Tuesday on the strength of a double- went 3.7 including a triple. Other heavy header victory over Lyman's Lady hitters included Della Benton with a 4-5 - Grayson, Mitchell Team Elsewhere around the Pinto League the Tony Pryor Auto Roadrunners blasted the J- Iteds 17-9 and the flonie Life 11olfe Davis Hurricanes 36-16 2 Team Player both went 44 at the plate to 1.40 a 3.0 win over the Sound and triple. Roger Jenne came 0 (1.7) 47.40; T (7-1-2) 001.00 100 In ot he r Pony action the on in relief of starter Rich lead the Glen Haven Dodgers Yankees ripped the Twins iS. and the Subway Warriors Second race 3.$,C: 31:71 West Orange 020 210 x-532 Electronics Tigers in Pony :i. handled the Hurricanes IH 4 Black Jack Phil 6.20 4. Division action of the Evening Herald Texans and (;ororth for the Texans and to a 15-2 win over the Worth 2.50 In a high-scoring affair Monday by a 14-4 score. 2 Flight Attendant Early. Smith (4), Lumrt 19.20 33.10 (5) Marquis Royals ba ttled to a 7- fanned eight batters in four Leasing fled Sox. Poindexter Winter Park Funeral home's Senioran Pony League. 3 Elusive Emma In girl's softball action the 1.50 and Karlovice. Butter and lellrbeL 7 tie before the game was innings while Vie De&intis had a hoinerun while Fon0(2.4) 42.40: P )s-i 11.00: T . Hitters - Boone: Howard HR. Hawks beat the Subway La minated Cabinets Eagles tame e account 23) 701.10; 00 (7.4) 5$. Rohey fashioned a rarity, suspended in the ninth inning and Rich Williams collected 22 HR. d for a triple. Warriors 22-11 in Pinto action, dunked the K-Mart Cubs 19-7. Third race S.1LM1 31:95 Evans S, Colonial 4 tossing a perfect game due to a two-hour time limit. two hits eachand knocked ma In Mustang action the SAda m's Henry R. against the Tigers. The The Royals jumped out to fl jr of ntnm to h..)p thi.'ans T CrossRoads Pirates bombed 000 103 0 -47 3 25.50 16.10 7 00 Colonial 2 Sharee's Shadow COO 104 *-SS2 400 3.00 Evans U's Bandit 3.00 Clay, Searles (6) and Bostwick, 0(2.1) 11.40; P (5-2) 167.10; Sakar (6); Holmes and Howard. 2-1) 492.40 Fourth race -s.16, D 3111 Hitters: Colonial, Schall 2.3; Oilily carpels Clark Chrysler •ett,r Oarbai. Tupperware 4Jewish Cowboy 14.40 •. Evans, McCoy, HR 2 RBls; Marty Coffey fired a oneAl S H Plymouth Al H Another strong pitching Service Auto 3 Kreila 0.20 9.40 Broecker 3b. Records: Colonial 15. hitter and fanned 13 batters 21 I H. Rip Davis 2I0 Al N H 55H effort was turned in by itich ILazerBeam 5.00 S (125 in Metro Conference); Butcher 3' 0 C Richter 3 0 0 R. Harrell 2 0 0 3 0 0 RObbitti Wednesday night wtiile Harrell of Better Garbage Holfflifl 21 0 J. McCair 2 o o Frakis Q (3.4) 74.40; P (4-3) 250.30; T (4. Evans 165+1 (1131). 3 0 0 H. Ferguson 3 0 I Ingram 321 K. Ratak 3 0 0 Coffey 3 0 0 D. Livernols 3 0 0 34) 1045.20 teammate Brad Dunn Service. Harrell Knapp 2 0 it Dunn iIrad 4 22 S. fashioned Illowtrson 8 II S J. Odom 3 of Fifth race 5.14, C: 31:37 Lake Highland I, Montverde 2 0 0 0 Joseph 2 I 0 0. Landress 3 0 0 P. Purvis connected for a pair of hits two-hitter while teammates CCII 3% i $Leoal Hassel 7.50 S. 2 0 0 Johnson Mills I 0 0 K. Llckt.iq 21 I R Kuchariki 31 0 3.20 and a pair of runs to help 640 400 Lake Highland 7 Black Jack Mel 200 030 1 -41 4 Flaherty I 00 M. Garen 3 0 0 Beatty Jilnhll) Odoni and Hardy 300 J. Nowell 22 Thomas I I S. Sic. 3 0 0 Anderson 6.69 Montverde 2 Of o Campbell 5 I 0 3 Jason Show 000 0-244 Galaxy Carpets score an 11-1 Ferguson had two hits each to Pollito pI,a,at, 10 1 • 0 K. Raltety 3 0 0 D. Hackett I 00 0 0(7-0) 34.00: P($.1) $4.40; 1(4decision over Tupperware in lead Better Gar ba ge to a °' 1 00 Olatlinq Ii 0 totals 00 2122 J.Merwin Baker, Burgess (5) and Fleish 7.31 $57.00 22% I Hudspeta Totals b. Hackett 0I 0 0 2 of menn, Street. Donson (7) and Pony Division action of the tough 5-2 Sizthrace-5.14,A: 31:2S Dunn(lob) I I 0 over Clark 20 1 Totals 4 wheels, repack Remove and Perkins I I0 SMisi Curve 14.00 5.40 9.20 Delondh. Hitters - Lake Seminole Puny Baseball Chrysler Plymouth. Totals 2* II S Highla SReba Girl nd : Fleshmen 3-4. Mont. League. front wheel bearings, check master 510 I1-2 Clarke Chrysler Ply. 000 CCI II Tupperware 6.00 verde: street 24, Umherg 7.4 iSurfirestretch 040 IsO II'S lifter Garbape 023 011111 OalaiyCarp.ts linings, adjust clean brakes. 0(55) 27.40: p (SI) 13l.$11 I s. Records - Lake Highland 9-3. 5-1) 391,55 B. Moore I, Melbourne CC 0 Seventh race- $-14, I: 31:20 l Evening Jana 16.20 5.60 4.20 $1995 lWright Ante Up 000 0000-002 8.00 3.60 Melbourne CC 5 Rebel Drummer 3.40 Bishop Moore 700 501 X -59 1 + front wheel bearing seals 0(1.4)42.10: P (4-1) 172.50; 1(4. 14)342.30 Rihm, Augustine (4) and Iighttlrace -34,T: 39 Toomey. Bernier 12nd no hitter) :14 7 Secret Adam 20.20 6.00 3.40 and Colton. Hitters Frectryk 3.4 1 Wright Elsey 3.10 2.60 4 RBI. Walker 2-4, Bernier 2.3 RBI, 2 Swinging Slim 3.50 Tirelosi 2-3 2 RBI. Seminole High's Lady Tribe softball Greyhounds. performance including a double, 0(1-7)34.20; P (7.1) 115.10; 1(7squad goes after outright first place 11-311351.0 Luther 15, Florida Central S Seminole won both ends of the twin bill sophomore Bobbin Higgins with a 3-7 PH. Ninth race -5-16, I: 30.59 honors today when the Tribe tangles with by 7.5 scores to boost its season overall performance and Sherri Bledsoe who Aito. Trsnsmlssio.s - Alr/C00411101i15 .1005 U,* 2Wrlght Chanook 4,20 3.40 2.50 Florida Central 020 30- $44 co-Five Star Conference leading DeLand record to 12-3 rroot fad Aligamiui. W*ssl I$lIlCiOp. Lakes. sic. and conference slate to 10turned in a 3-6 effort at the plate. 1 Rossport Pass iss lit-1593 3.40 3.00 Luther at DeLand. 2. The pair of victories marked the 11th 4 Little Kim 4.10 Shevalier and Kazmarchek. The Seminoles climbed into a first out of the last 12 for the Lady Seminoles. Q1111 -2111-41111P0.11 22.10; 112-1The Lady Seminoles round out this The Apopka Blue Darters took advantage of some late inning walks and Seminole High miscues Wednesday afternoon to post a come from behind 18-10 win over Sanford in Five Star Conference baseball action. -v Thursday, April U, 1930--IA L SLWdSHINI STATE. I. 0S $ 5 a 5 5 ' e o •°$ S • • �s..#;.D'.i I - •.a, • f 4 . 5... - - - - -.' - . , 5 5 S S . -. • .,, .•.• •, S ..-. . - . . -, . . . p OURSELVES J;CCA 1 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 17, I$0-18 ty S Y'' I q . _________ - I I $a GARBAGE CAN s,,, oventry i!L 'PA1r4s Galvanized, 20 gallon capacity. No. ST-203. No-Wax Vein Historical Commission Seeks Health Seminar To Give Career Data 4: .', '., interfoam cushioned. rator colors and patterns. 12' widths. Saw Horse BRACKETS . . Fits dimensional 2 x 4 lumber. Hinged-type, standard weight brackets. No. SH-11. WALL PAINT Latex paint for inte. rior walls. White or colors. SHEET FLOO NG 49 -, A! 9 Each - ' - - Pair 1 1m Rag. Price (sq. yd) .............3.19 :j SIDEWA i F- ADHESIVE Sink STRAINER s I - • Don't Don t Miss It!!! very Saturday ç . ENAMEL For interior or extenor use In colors A Appliance White - .- Scotty's makes it FUN to SA VEI Reg. Price (each).5.99 5, Single Lever Galvanized steel construction. No. KITCHEN FAUCET I 1G 4.11 499 , Washenless, with areator. No 1229. ROOM* ISM169 HOUSE PAINT -_- liciatexex terior paint. White and col- earcen HOSE -- 259 Stays flexible. 11 fl. oz. No-wax, self-adhesive 1.3mm x Rochelle Stone 9 Each Self-rimming, 33' x 22'. No. 533XE. I • Each 359 ENCLOSURES ;•• 1 I 't' ' ' II-I+H 79 PlastiC - Twipsrsd Glass .'.r.'.A Tweeds in6' and 12' widths. Your Ctoic. 139 Bathtub CAULK sificon, rulbbor. white KEYLOCK SETS . CARPET o# "'5J tIni.h.NSP3232. Plain badnGreanJlue/Grean, Red or Gold. 12' wWft. oeç •W 1119 . In Each SuperMiti2 i -AL-in WIN 911111M PON. ointiique WON Ish. No. BP= N'*t#11W11 pOw _______________________________ Sheathing PLYWOOD 75 Each CDX Sheets Asncy 1 x 12 No.3 $payNa •' , j is customers iickinup merchandise at our avsftsbl* f sinai char - . .. 10wo We lowd 0 idle I . 2695 .". 2*4*92%" 147 uci OOD mmAT UIIU APRI, . - - . . . . -; '' - - app ace proper way to e-up and Leshia Wright on decorating a room wi ndows. Id I I - $26w rEN ff, Fashionable looks at a low price Atfractive, versatile I super comfortable, with a cushioned sole. 211-220E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.3524 [Will]"11A a 150 Place kiarree, Leather strips .- I )i -•i a fiezibis flat bettom.. I • i* cool csmblnatlsn. . . hat T a wmfsrtabie to your i I I • members in attendance, Skirts Fly Front Skirts 9 Jackets • Jeans rie meeting opened with a poem "Resurrection" read by chaplain Mrs. J. Corley. It was annowx.'ed that he • Cotton Coordinate general tiieetlng would be held May lb when all reports are due. . \ [utter / The April meeting of Rose . Ipv ' . Mrs. Leon Walker gave e horflculure report on Justicia or BrHLi,i Plume, a pant easily propagated front cuttho and producing lovely ppy oe Slo Culøns And Heavy S&id Wood Frames. Set Includes Sofa, Chair, lecher Ottsnan, 3 SOlid Wood End Tables And 1 Coffee Table. Loveseat Only $1. Similar to Illustration. I t" SHOE rurni ture was prawted by Um Carl e STORE FIR$T$T SANFORD PH. 3224M DISTRIBUTORS INC. UP TO Monarch butterfly. luncheon WS served by the COMPARABLE PRICE PHIL DEERE'S rose colored plume like in N. J 7 Piece Ssavtifui leather Look Navgahyde Combined with Durable Herculen. it Features Mix AM Match Reversible cycle and migralionotthe i'seIf un 1 Circle. of the Gaiden Club of Sanford, was held at the home of Mrs. Helen Ray with nine Tops . . i ( W Cal 1:11 Rose NN ONO TW DENIMS I HOM: - Bone Black Patent .- . a Do•it• White Gar Cirde Wear... 2x4x96" . U 1iJ I ralV, Z given y Terry T Moore M on Do you wish you had more making your children feel at DEAR ABBY: This is the home and letting them use friends? Get Abby's booklet, second marriage for both of us. All our children are grown you? "How To Be Popular; You're NEEDS ADVICE Never Too Young or Too Old." and live away from home. Dear . . ,.i a song, t se • Now for my problem: His Dr..An vur.uS: me line is Semi • WIIU children never call and ask if i or should be) clearly drawn addressed, stamped (28 Abby %hen a child Is grown and cents) envelope to: Abby, we have plans for the leaves home. Should be return Popularity, 132 Lasky Drive, weekends, holidays or for a day, a week or a month, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. whatever; they just call and he returns as a guest. nis say, "We will be there on a spouse, they bring their certain day." Occasiona lly furniture, clothes, etc., to means he should not come fty don't even call, they just store at our house without without an imitation. If he's come. between jobs, or marriages asking permission. Sometimes we've made My husband says this is and needs a root over his head, dw cbances are he will plans to visit friends, or we've their house, too, and they can not be ref wied, but he should invited my children to visit us, come and go as lease. always ask first. And inviting The Pacific Ocean holds and we can acconunodate just Abby, i " h Id to one's parents' home, half the water on earth. othe so many houseguests. wan t ir children feel rs and storing furililture, clothes, When his children are here home, but just how far should etc., without peminion Is they call up their friends and they go? invite them over for dinner My children and I have an also out of line. I without asking us first. If understanding that never I they're moving from one visitelittsr'rh place to another, are out of without being invited. How do den work or had a fight with a you draw the line between I Color, On ' Square Dance. Members of Beta Sigma Phi raised over $1,200 to help with the medical expenses for Erica who weighed I pound and 12 ox at birth. p38" I and Every Day Casual I -A-. Ellen Keefer and City Council President Betty Jack thanked members for their help and attendance at the Erica Cook Spouse Says H*s K*ds Can Come, Go As T e lease Perfoct For Vacation __________________ Each SANFORD 700 Fronch Avenue Fft.32U700 - 491OUn-ft ____________ PIece Prices quoted In this ad are based on I 3/0" x 4'x V .......... 6.05 16- bngft. - 1/2Nx4x83pl ..... 6.S9 Ar Ina - I Rainbows are seen more often in the morning than in the evening, Sq. , 3%-xib-11ft 6-n16191/aC th.rmal w.Na54o. u op -lnevem ftow n.i 1 Sq. Ft. R.19 Power VFJff NOUSE PANT 0 6rho hWw Ow . . . Sq. Southern Ballet Theatre, a professioral dance company based in Central Florida, will hold auditions May 17, at 10 a.m. at the company s studio in .nlando. Contracts are available starting in August. Strong ballet technique is required with a background in modern and American Jazz desirable. Send a dance resume to Southern Ballet Theatre P.O. Box 7, Fern Park 32730. For infortnatim call Kip Watson, 339-9632. ____ FIKNU= INSULATION A _____________ ditions• Called 27." 9933 Bundle Faron 111, Charles G. Einery, Nlrs. J. E%-ers, Arthur Sinerald. Mrs. MacNeil and Marjoric E.. Alliger. secretary, Barbara Gorman. They will take their office starting hi May of this year. The new chapter officers are president, Carol Ann Smith; vice president, Eve Rogero; recording secretary, Kathy Ballet Au U Bundle. write letters to Gov. Bob Grahamand Lt. Gov. Wavrie Nlixsoll asking for their support for full fun(hiig of stateaid for local libraries. Those t.rt Walter A (,logi r Mrs (,lo,u \li s Wallace; treasurer, Marion Farella; and corresponding Beta Eta Frank The Deltona drive coincides with a countywide clean-up emphasis. Kraft4se Each SEALANT VWatherprool, door. I 1 0. or. cartridge. Your square .... Joanne Moore Mrs Hines reports that tlit. libr.ir'. ukoiiits donations of magazines, books and records. a Phi* Chapter 1* Xi Beta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held elections of new officers for next year at their last meeting. The business meeting and election was presided over by President Ellen Keefer and assisted by Vice President Viola 2 nm.0 Year Warranty 2 95 Silicone 2 Ga lIon X1 Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce has as its April goal to "Make Deltona Sparkle." The chamber has launched Its second annual clean-up, spruce-up campaign and will give awards in the following categories: business, homeowners, 26,ou 8996 Controls and limits heating cycles water 4 on/off trippers, and a manual trol. 220 volts, _____ A- 1129 Efth odind sks"Onum .• 15 Year Warranty square .... Timor SWITCH ••. fl95 Each 8325 25'(ea.) .......... Each ______________________________ GIBSON-HOMAN$ Use on interior or exterior ourfacAs. Brilliant White 2 gallon 51111111THETIC TURF 0Z1010 Sundeck SYNTHETIC TURF Baked onamel.finish. 414 cu. ft. 95 39 . .... Flo-CON UWX PAINT 195 831212'( 3Ta Na 240 ASPHALT . 179 1.1 .. W ivauion Beta churches, schools, public service facilities, and club or .. Green, in 6' and 12' widths. L-2401. WHEELBARROW White or Colors. I Mrs Charles MacNeil, -ki president, displayed i patchwork quilt handmade by Mrs. Harlan K. howe of l)ellary. Mrs. Howe has tiiade as many as :W of these hand stitched pieces and has given this last one to the library. . structor Ruth Stamm. Beulah Ash, Usa Ilefling, Sandy Reynolds, Frances Drumbeller, Cindy Phillips and Janet Casey. attend White or gray In I I fl. I 'W' .. Sunday, from 24 p.m., at the Longwood Civic Center building, 150 W. Church. Those inteiested are welcome to Ic, and Persian Old ROOF SHINGLES .: JamesWheeler of the Volusia County Board was presentarld also Mrs. Norma Hines, DeBar) librarian, and her assistant, Stone. 1.6mm. Butylold CAULK - . The Fourth Annual Old-Timers Reunion will be held 3/4" Yellow blade. Heavy Duty - -- Has The regular Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the DeBary Public Library Association, Inc. was held in the library. Reports were given by the chairmen of the various coinmittees. Mrs. Parker Bitner exhibited the scrapbook sho'. ing activities of the past year. . ' - Old-Timers Asked To Reunion TAPE RULE Plastic capacity. No. K84. Latex point for i--r-r 14341 Return Power Wi*WbodIVlools- ( __II i i t - president, Joyce Chase, recording secretary, Irya McLearn, corresponding secretary; and .Forrest Greene, treasurer. A exterior ourfaces. Wash ,,' ' j Make Deltona Sparkle 99Each HOUSE PAINT T Satin finish. With aluminum ftome and. towel bars. 58"w x 57W'h. No. , ' * 8 16.4-8 r .,-.,y ;: _ ---- - $ ---._ • Board Quarterly Meeting - - - Tommeeting the Seminole Count) Agricultural center April gave an inforinative talk on*Florida lawns. The following officers have been elected for the new year: Edward L. Kelsey, president; Walter Hoberg, vice 2J5 59, Butch"Block ,. tridge. . ft FLORIDA LAWN FOOD Formulated lb. bag covers 5,000 sq. ft. , iiii.• i vOlt ' rile ProducPs previously I. 2 White. i ii fl. staining newor . The Altamonte Springs Garden Club met at the Altamonte Civic Center for a covered dish supper and the Each Sheet 3/8" x 4' x 8. .......... 1/2 x 4 x 8 2.98 1/2" x 4'x 12' .........4,39 '0411 ____________ Latex KORKER Solid color for * Recent graduates of the Nursing Assistant program at Seminole Community National Library Vtck is bung celebrated this t K April College are front row, from left, Margaret Fay, Marilyn Severs, Naomi 16 has been &signated as library l).i ' ....'... Gardeners Elect Officers Fisher, Lori ost and Darlene Byrnes; back row, from left, Nursing I nLibrarians, teachers and friends of the LibraryLibrarians, are asked to WALLBOARD Latex VaNey 16-4-8 St. Augustinie WEED AND FEED 20 lb. bag covers 4,000 16-4-8 `1 Bahia, Bermuda. WEED AND FEED 20 lb. 000 By '1 C Each AULJ REDWOOD STAIN Double Bowl Library NURSING ASSISTANTS riG~~,Hond PSUM - . - • Registration Is open for Spring Term III, day and evening classes, at the Vocational Business School, Seminole Community College, Sanford. Registration is Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and in the evening from 6 to 9 p.m. in the ad. ministration building Schedules for classes are available For further i nformation, telephone 3214. --5"..-. ,,,.- Tx"' ..L -.... 12" tiles In decorator pat MOPACOTI ' ice (I/n. ft.! . Vinyl FLOOR TILE - STAINLESS STEEL SINK . Rag terns. G what that career is really like, the educational requirements. the expected future income, and job availability. Bi.cIncc Clncce T Open Lin. Ft. CAULK 99 TUFF-LITE 1999 Each Deluxe, two-ply vinyl hose with Health, Communicative Disorders (including SLD teachers), Respiratory Therapy, Medical Technology, X-ray Technology, 1 - I'i4 cartridge 9 .'.• r-i brass couplings. T`12-150,W'x5a. I 1 ors. Each - I ;!4 .Tjf' PAINIS Community College. In one day, the student will be introduced to several health . ---- Rag Price(can) 107 Mopacote Community College and Seminole Community College. The students will be able to see and handle equipment used by health care professionals and will h.we the opportunit% t(i talk with them ona one-to-one basis. Each seminar %% ill (lis 'lls's .-": Can Reg. Price (cartridge) ......... 59C iI4f-I1'J 'II _._ ____ Rural MAIL BOX Students will choose five seminars to attend from the 11 being offered. They are: Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing (including LPN, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Mental titles in each age category. A 50 cent donation is asked. Proceeds will benefit Kradle K&eEerth1 • Entertainment will furnished by the Longwood 0e Kick em-up Kids. Danny Treanor will serve 1 X 2 SPRUCE Each Lila ..,. ••. . _____ 1P 1 ._ - Each Health Careers Seminar Monday. The seminar is organized to provide comprehensive health career information to area high school and junior college students. The day-long seminar will be held at Seminole y. - 49 in Front of Our Store ' ..,' Health Careers in the Armed Forces, afl(l Student Financial Aid. Seminars will be conducted by professionals froni each field representing such institutions as the University of (entral Florida, Florida A&M University, Florida Hospital, V a lencia Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is sponsoring the Little Miss and Master Seminole County Pageant - - - 5" -- Spray $ - .?; r a- or time, please phone 322..1915. careers, counselled on the availability of financial aid, and apprised of the programs offered by Central Florida's many educational i nstitutions. Approximately 400 young people are expected to attend including students from a ll public high schools in Seminole County. auditoritun. About 50 contestants will vie for the respective Bonds stronger than screws or nails. 11 oz. tradge. Stainless steel, "holdtight basket. LK 1 I i I Each Bulb Wth Cpon I L Rag. Price (each bulb) ... Panel C C Basket formation, stories, personal history and pictures of the Agri-Center, formerly the Old Folks Home. If anyone has stories to relate or pictures the commission The allied health occupations are predicted to be one of the leading employment areas of the decade, As pa of jL continuing health education programs, t he Oran ge County Medical Society Auxiliary, in cooperation with Seminole Community College, will sponsor its second annual 'Little ' Pageant Set Saturday .1 Sq. Yd. I . ice (pair) .....1.39 _______ Reg. Price (9:1/on) 8.49 '1 1 1 Reg. Price (each). 599 69 40, 60, 75 or 100 watts. Limit 8 , ______________ ' And Pictures The Seminole County Historical Commission is holding its onthly meeting at the Agri-Center on U.S. Highway 17.92 Mon on day a at 4 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Inside F Frosted Uffi E*res April 24 Gallon % Briefly I nformation S 1 400 Students To Attend Program LOWESTPRICESIN CENTRAL FLORIDA 36 Mft OPEN Mon.1 Fri lO-7,Tuss..Wed,Thurs 10-4 FINANCING Hwy 44(W5$tl5tSt)1MHS East *1I-4 Ph. 3234322, Sanford '•' / -- - 1 7 -- �-- -••• .: -- - . - - - - ,. V.' '. . -. .. -- 2B.-.E,Ig Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 17, IflO TONIGHT' S TV _____ 28-Apts. & HOUSeS 18-Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS _______________________________________________ 41-Hojses TO_Share Spare or part.time sales help wanted. Workout of your own home, set your own hours EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits include paId vacation company car, retirement plan & more. Send Resume to: Mr. R.Luettchau,l3ôMargo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32750. _____________________ - _________ 58-BiCycles --- - ----- - - __________________ - &Sokl 80-Autos for Sale 78-torcyCIeS BIKES-- Two 21' bos's Schwinn -Also precision skates. Site 6. black leather boot, like new Good Condlon. $tOO 322 1120 37) 7345 ________________________ - ________________________________ Share home, board & laundry or room only. Working man preferred. References. San. ford. Reply to Box 54, co The Evening Herald P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Fl. 32771. Thursday, April17, 1980-38 Evening HerMd, sanford, Fl. ______ ________ 41-Hous Goldsboro -By Owner Wilibuy 1st 2nd mortgates. We 3 BR, completely remodeled also make Real Estate & inside & out. New w-w carpet. BusineSs loans. Florida Large workshop. Only 519,500. Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. 322 0216. Robinson, Orlando, 427 2976. _________________________ Longwood, lovely 3 BR, l'2 B, like new. $12,900 cash to 50-Miscellaneous for Sale mortgage.. Vacant, move in today. $43,900 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE Lake Mary 2 BR, near S.CC. 311-3)5 E. First St. 322 3627 lovely lot, S3OMOO - - 4541H45 i pont Trans Am lø np., Seminole OrlQndo - Winter PQI'k 8:30 111(35) PORK' PIG AND 1)00U101wouGnT BEDROOM, 1'? BATH. DOU (7)0 BENSON Benson and FRIENDS s -i I,", H to 4:30 831-9993 322-2611 BLE CARPORT, APPLIOBIERAL HOIPITAL I1,'.,.it,--r, iii (D0 Marcy search for the person in (10) SESAME STREET BONANZA 0 @) EVENING ANCES, AiR & HEAT, ON ALthehousewboleakedasensa. (1 ) THE THREE a935)CASPER 327 7480 A OK TIRE 1)0000couPt.E 1t&t.tOi MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. 0 CLASSIFIED DEPT. WE BUY CARS 10 59-Musical Merchandise RATES THE ADVOCATES IN NEW TIRES $19898. UP tional remark by the governor STOOGES / THE UTILE ILlS. V GRIFFIN SELLER WILL HOLD THE Looking For a New Home? ".intOrd 2413 French A' 24 HOUR to the press. (R) 322-9283 44C line lB 6:00 CALS I time (35) 81.108 SUNNY AND MORTGAGE. TOTAL *40.500. 323 7831 c French Checkthe Want Ads for houses HOURS UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE-IZ(17)SANAI4ABPI.nl (10) THE GOOD NEIGH. 3fc a line 3coinecutive times I) () (1)0 CD 0 NEWS of every site and price. 7:25 1971 HarIe Divdson 290 Eu $300 Cash 199 CH P 'V'SL ER WAGON BORS "Pigs' LIb" LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM. (I1)35KuNGFu 7consacutiv.tlme$ 34c a line 8:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. BATEMAN REALTY (12)(17)GILUGAW8ISLAND 330 cellent rcuidton, ri'rrent Callalter8pm 23 8257 •(3)TOOAYINFLORIDA LPN full time, 3.11. Apply to AUTO. AIR LOOV GOOD 10 EARTH, SEA AND HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARMONDAY thus FRIDAY (17) THE FliNT. npf'CtOn r,'at mIi',iqC (1])(35) Reg. Real Estate Broker Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 9:00 (DO GOOD MORNING 500 PUNS GOOD FXC TIRES PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW UPRIGI' I PIANO SKY "Geology Of The U.S.A." SATURDAY 9 Noon 26.10 Sanford Ave. In STONES 3 Lines Minimum E. 2nd St., Sanford. 0 (!) QUINCY Ouincy goes FLORIDA $95 321 06.10 ____________________ (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES Old but in eucellent condition DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE (17) CAROL BURNETT 1 RemIngton Rand typewriter w after the greedy head of a priMORTGAGE, 537,000. (1)(35)TOM,UIDJER.Ry 321.0759 323 5020 Desk Clerk position avail. Full INC. case, 1 Smith Corona w-case, 70 Ponhac Cony C.-i?aIna, runS 7:30 _____ AND FRIENDS Guests: John vale hospital who had two Sanford Gracious living. Reas. (1O)uI6TERROoERS(R) 79-Trucks Trailers 4 time & part time. Sal OPen. DEADLINES both like new, for high school qood. $795 904)830460 1 rn Country Club Manor. 2 BR, 18, Davidson, Ruth Buzzi •TODAY New Sp,,et pianos. Choose from Weekly 8. monthly rates, REALTORS BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP poor, critically ill patients. ____________________________ 17 MYTHREESONS exp. preferred but not or college, $35 each, no checks W,.i, vi P.vr'r r4, ff .* °I BURNETT AND Family Rm., C H&A Corner I (DO GOOD MORNING • 2 top brand names, these are utilities pd. Inquire 500 SOak LEX 2 BEDROOM EACH. transferred to a public hospital 6:30 necessary. Apply Days Inn, 2536 Grove Dr. 322-0441. 339Q509 FRIENDS Lot. Will consider EHA-VA. Noon The Da9 Before PublicQtion 701 Bldg. PANCIIEPO .th topper. AMERICA delux models Full price $998 5:30 CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. (R) Sanford. 0(3) NBC NEWS 3390505 53490000 E.AltamonteDr. (1)OHAPPYDAY$AGAIN fully egwpped $800 or htSt includes bench & delivery S0,0 (35) BULLWINKLE 5)NEWS Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair 1974 CADULAC Mjs? sell (1)0 HAGEN A young worn(1)0 CBS NEWS offer 3?? 1751 ROOMS FOR RENT AI AU. 4 THE FAMILY exceptionally nice studio CD Sund-NoonFrid MA89I Use A Want Ad. 322-2611 or (5)0 Fnanc nQ available New NIGHTAUDITOR For Rent till Jan. '81. Sanora. I I pct. interest to qualified an sees her long-lost father In a 800 (DO ABC NEWS Convenient todownlown piano, fantastic tone & touch (ID ( 5) W000Y W000PECK.. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, 831-9993. ________________________ ________________________ (1]) (35)1 LOVE LUCY transmission. all c.tras Experience 4200 machine, $200 Townhouse, funished 3 BR, 2'-'t buyers. New homes with (10) EARTH, SEA AND Inquire at 101 Magnolia Ave. television news special and (1)OCAPTAINKANGAROO response, $895. Cannon Music FRESH PAINT. FRESH ERANOFRIENOS_____ 77 Ford Euplorer. spoke wheels, 10 wk. to start, cxc working con si tcs Call 3?? 6191 ELECTRJC COMPANY B. $425.00 mo. monthly payments under $250. _._. IStart your own used bookstoref Co . Village Lonqwood 8K "Summary Of Earth asks Hagen to help her find (ID(35)NEWZOOREVUE CARPETS, READY FOR OC. (10)AESAMI8TMET 351 Cleveland auto & AC. only _________________________ Bedroom, carpeted, new furLow down payments. 3222257. (R) _____________________ ______________________ 3,000 used books for sale. Call Shopping Center. SR 131. 1 bk him. OVER EASY CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. 3 Frsnch Ave. 53.888 4)6 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 91.2 Country Hone 17 8PSCTREMAN niture, home atmosphere, 35 2'--7 acres with 2 G2(17)IDREAMOFJEANNIE 1-273-3044 or 1-277-4896 for E. Of I-I. 339 5900 17 LUCY SHOW w. Garnett White u2 (17)808 NEWHART How_____________________ ___________________ ___________________ Across from Health Dept. a 435 C,-isceih,-rr,. 834 8399 (DO CIRCLE OF STARS 1-Card of Thanks ________________ or older. 322-0414. yr. old 48, 7'.' B. Large garage ______________________________ details. ___________________ Req Real Estate Broker GARAGE "Aretha Franklin" aid turns into an overprotec. workshop. $93,000.00. Knabe baby grand piano. 6' 6:25 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. tive big brother wr,en is sister 0]) (35) STREETS OF SAN • (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA Foot Lockers,$U.99ttp ' Shop without going shopping, the 80Autos lot' Sale model, Ivory keys, one owner. w wish to express out bee ____________________107W. Commercial ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Arnway Way. Amway starts dating Jerry. FRANCISCO Stone saves a ___________ below wholesale. Call 372 1678 2 wk sel-52 reQ-terms teit thenks to Reverend Leo ________________________________ SALE Phone 372 78S;,Sanford (DO NOTICE OF PIJ1LIC NEARING 310 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 products delivered to your __________________________ King y to atI fri4s Your future is our Concern young girl from death at the GOOD MORNING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION _____________________________ FLORIDA 7:00 home. Call 3fl 4119 After S or I BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only neighbors and all others for TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE, hands of a middle-aged man 3235176 U track tapeplayer 8. holder + 1973 DODGE 4 DR. 0(4) FACE ThE MUSIC - weekends. on Lake Ada. Just So. of their v*resiQno(kindness& .2og 5.30 seeking to put time on "hold." OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. ________________________ (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in CITY OF SANFORD, FLOE IDA. sympathyduetotheloIour _____ 0(4) TODAY 4 (1 ) ALL CREATURES flcs Is hereby given that a cellent cond. 322 2622. ForSals REALTY WORLDS TYPIST WANTED.- For Cow-I Sanford. call loved one, LAURA PURSELL. (DO JOKER'S WILD - li-Help Wanl.d 323.8670 ______________________ Hwy 92, I mile west of Speed NotIce is hereby given that a Pubilc Nearing will be held t the (DO GOOD MORNING GREAT AND SMALL "out ot Reporter, Sanford-Orange Mariner's Village SEIGLER REALTY Clarence Purseil and (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Public Nearing will be held at the Coqnrnleslon Room in the City Hall POOL TABLE-I' Professional. For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, way. Daytona Beach. will hold The Real EstateAgency AMERICA CA.H, WD, Practice" The practice is goi City area. 30S.3fl.4330 ext. 268 daughter, June KorbuIic Fred thInks that Lemont's AfrI. Good cond. all accessories . BROKER RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. filing cab. & chairs Many Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, •t a public AUTO AUCTION 1977 OLDS Inc., Realtors . pool, club house, scr. porch, 0135 TENNESSEE TUXEDO or2l9from $:3OtoS:0O. Alterd strong, but not James' love life Included, $150 or best offer. In the City of Sanford, FlorIda, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on May 12, 1980, 31Ap1ry11s Furnished can dress and customs are Apply in person Sanford items to choose from Nolls 243S" S. French (17-92) Sanford every Saturday at 8 p m. It'S 74395. MyrtleAve. 533.500. 3210323, 90-4-775.3463. ________________________________ _____________________________ 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO. Tristan takes a hand an Call 323 OIlS. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on May 12, 1980, to consider the adoption of an Ni,rina I Convalescent 323-5324 _____________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 theonly one in Florida You set ludicrous until he hears what it $3495 1 OR Orlando Sanford 3--Cemee9ies arranges a double blind dite. Center, 950 Mellonvllle Ave. 50. of Sanford 327 8721 th reserved price Call 904 to consider the adoption of an ordln.nc by the City of Sanford, Experienced Beautician to includes. Financing Available Furnishe1 'iPts fr Senior 327-1577 3210440 (17) ROMPER ROOM (Part $ Ft Pick up Truck Cap ___________________ ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: ?SS 8311 for further details while owner is away 2 wks for . Citizens. Very clean. 318 ___________________________ Harold Hall Realty (1O) MACNEIL / LEHRER Very large 1 or 2 BR condo wall Florida, as follows: sioo 1973 PLYMOUTH 10:00 TYPIST ORDINANCE NO. 1514 2 Speces in Masonic Gardens. in vacation. 322-7830 or 322.9405 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie 9:00 REPORT appi., including W-D, w-w 62-Lawn-Garden ORDINANCE NO.11*1 Call 322.1477 JST5AKE PAVMLNTS. Long term lob in Lake Mary AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY area's most beautiful Memor. Cowan. 0(4)LAUREN BACALL ON Inc •®DONAHUE carpet, C-H&A, $27,900 1 BR; ROAD RUNNER ______________________ 021(17) SANFORD AND SON Experienced stockmen, cx __________________________ 10 - 15 rnodnls Call 339 9100 or ôdr.+ area.Willtraininavarletyof REALTOR, MLS ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO al Park,$IOOtouttieesta,,. ThE ROCKFORD FILES KenPOOL- Doughboy above 537,900 2 BR. 611-0514 or 1-273. (I)OMI$CEDOUGLAS 1 Palms--Pineapples 8. Pimdo, Fred buys a "hot" television 8343605 Dealerl duties. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. perienced cashiers, & cx3224076 2 Bedrooms Apartments, fully 323-5774 Day or Night, dalI (Lauren Bacall) and Jim ground. 36'xlS'. needs new 4562. (DO MOVIE to 5 ft.. delivered & planted, andgetslntohotwater, NORRELLTEMPORARY perienced produce persons. furn. & equipped, utilities ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY Oaklawn Memorial Pk. 2 lots+ 2 7SOIds Della 88.2dr. 350 engine. liner. You move, $400. 323 0945. join forces to find out who Is 1 095 *50. Reclinata, I to 9 ft. 5125. cU)(35)D$NAHI&FRIENOS Call 647511$ Apply Food Barn, 25th & Park PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPO Included, $150 wk, $450 mo. LOVELYoId2story. Live infIne .18.000 one owner mi only 7:30 trying to kill her and why. (Part After 5 8341893. 42....4,obile Homes Ave., Sanford. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF SAID OR. 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY equal Opportunity Employer vaults for sale. Priced much Shenandoah Village, 323-2920. section of town with 2 rental ___________________________ 57 444 435,4 to Sales 860 Hwy 1977 CHRYSLER (3) TIC TAC DOUGH 2)(R) ___________________________ beiowcurrent value. Call $34. ADOPTION OF SAID OR. DINANCE,APORTIONOFTHAT 51-Household Goods units to make the monthly .136. Casselberry 831 8399 Lawnmowers. We sell the best & MANAGERTRAINEE 5)0 THE NEWLYWED 7005. DINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT C E R TA I N P R OP E N T V I0THE CONTENDER In ©(17)FAMILYAFFAJR 1 'YR. OLD OBL.WIDE payment. Only $19,300 down & .4 DR. 1 & C $3395 Nurse Aides exp. In nursing service the rest. WESTERN Several openings, will train, 32Houses Unfurni'shed GAME t973 Dart Swinger, slant 5. CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN LAKE ' off of total inventory of brand Atlanta to battle for the heavy. Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wassume low in?. mortgage. ____ home care. Apply in person AUTO. 30% W. 1st St benefIts. 9.30 LOCATED BETWEEN CELERY MARY BOULEVARD AND AC. PS, very good cond ____________________________ new Interspring bedding. $69,500. Central HIA heat pump, big ____________________ DO $100,000 NAME THAT weight team, Johnny Lakevlew Nursing Center, 917 Tired of house hunllng? 3.;, 533 (1O) EDUCATIONAl. p Must ______________ sell. 5995 323 5036 bdrms., I huge kit. Low low These beds are not damaged AVENUE AND THE SEABOARD HIDDEN LAKE UNIT 1.A, AND _____________________ TUNE 12 Frnch Av.. encounters a beautiful blonde FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL -_________________ _______________________ ,' • E. 2nd St., Saford._ mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT. BETWEEN ART LANE AND ___________________________ GRAMMIHO or seconds but brand new tOp cash to mtg. *19,90011 Harold HANDYMAN-3 Bedrooms, ii, (Ii) (35) MAUDE Arthur YELLOW SAND AcrossfromHealth Dept. who has professional designs 73 Chrysler Newrort 3.4.000 org CANNON REST HOME line bedding sets onlyt Free Hall Realty, Inc. 323-3774. baths. $28,300. OF.WAY AND BETWEEN HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE: SAID special care, good food, for (17)GNEENACRES LIVE-IN COMPANION GenevaGardensApti. Call Clark & HIrt 323-7580 becomes outraged when a gay rn on him. tully equipped. 4 new SUMMERLIN AVENUE AND PROPERTY SITUATED IN 'AAA EMPLOYMENT local delivery. Noll's Sanford NEEDED 1SOSW.2sthSt. tires. 5975 373 7156 baropenalnthe neighborhood. BURROWS (7)Q 20/20 elderly lady. Can be bed LANE: 10:00 See our beautiful new BROAD FurnitureSalvage,17-92.So.of ___________________ __________________ SAID SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, REALTORS CONVERT TO DUPLEXPrIvate quarters, excellent REALTY 2wksal-Ureg-torms (10)D$CKCAVETT petient 121 Dolores DrIve, MORE, front & rear BR's. tI])(35) LOVE, AMERICAN PROPERTY SITUATED IN ltd ACCORDANCE WITH THE •ROSHARK8 Sanford 322-5721. Large 2 story, zoned. $32,500. working cond., super pay. 69 Chev 7 dr. AC, Auto. ______________________________ AttractIve 3 BR, 1't B, walled Your Future isourconcern 65-.Pets.Supplies Altamonte Springs. 534-114. SEMIPIOLECOUNTY,FLORIDA, VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION GREGORYMOBILEHOMES Q(17) ALL IN ThE FAMILY STYLE "Love And The Young (17)MOvII PS, good trans $600 luxurious surroundings, hurry. yard, CHIA, fully eqpt kit, Sanford's Sales Leader 323.5176 3503 Orlando Dr. 1971 Singer Futura Fully auto, 373 530 Archie is touched twice by IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION Why be Lonely? Write: "Gel A 323 2Il9aft S ExecutIve" An ambitious mail LOCH AR BOR CT- 4 BR. pool, many energy saving features. 10:30 VA & FHA Financing repos,sessed. used very short SHEPHE RD Pu PPI ES for sale VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES: WE LIST AND SELL tragedy - the first being 912 French Ave. clerk falls in love with the vice $363 mo. 323-6570. best schools. $44,000.. _____________________ •-MaW' DatIng Service. All ) H o L L Y WOO D Dd!. )151 or • PROVISIONS OF SECTION P R 0 V I D I N G F 0 R MORE HOMES THAN Stretch Cunningham's death, Swt'eksuld 57(3 O0e,p, president's daughter. Fleetwood 12x60, 2 BR, cornages, P.O. lox 601), Clearwa. Across from Health Dept. $I mo Agent 3398316 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES: SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS Legal Notice SQIURES ANYONE IN THE 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Phone 1770582 and the second being that he tsr, Ft. 3351$. pletely renovated, everything ________________________ 3(1O) OPERA FROM SAN with 2nd. 5)8500 OUWN or less P R 0 V I 0 I N 0 F 0 R AND EFFECTIVE DATE. SANFORD AREA ______________________ (1)0CELEUITYWHEWI Estates w.Dock., 5450 mo, in excellent cond, new carpet, has been chosen to deliver the 2 bath, ncu country 3 FRANCISCO "La Gloconda' SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AAA EMPLOYMENT WHEREAS,thorehasbeenflled (1])(35)CANDIDCAMERA Si.A-Furnit(ire double front door, etc. Price St. Johns RealtyCo., Realtor eulogy. home, all amenities. $95,500. AND EFFECTIVE DATE, NOTICE TOCEEL.slTORS The final act of Ponchlelli's s-lost & Found BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2½ B home 2wksal-$reg-terms with the City Clerk of the City of ______________________ 372 6123 I1'4 APR on 1st mortgage. OF BULK TRANSFER in Locti Arborl Pool & Patln. 10:55 classic opera featuring Renata WHEREAS,thereha$beenflged Sanford, Florida, a petition con. -_-. Yourfuture hour Concern 600 firm call 323-6449 for apS Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table C H&A, DR,eat-in kit, Firm & TOs ANY AND with the City Clerk of the City of taming the name of the property ALL (1)0 CBS NEWS Scotto and Luciano Pavarottl is LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 baths, Found In Paola, adult Male polntment. & 4 chaIrs, $50 each.' Noll's 0(3) BUCK ROGERS IN THE Garage so full there's no room CREDITORSOFS&MMARKET. Sanford, Florida, a petition con. owner In the area described 323.5176 much morel BPP SERVICE ___________________________ presented Including documen. PIGS FOR SALE central HIA, $375. brindie Greyhound with tatoos Sanford Furniture Salvage, *725TH CENTURY Buck al for the car? Clean it out with a Pursuant to the provisions of CONTRACT. Yours for taming th. name of the property hereinafter requesting annexatIon CARRIAGE COVE2 In ears. 3239241. tary footage desIgned to 92 S. of Sanford. 372-8721. 3i9 59)7 BEAUTY u a criminal In an effort to ADVISOR Want Ad in the Herald. PH. Section 6.107 of the Uniform 166,0001 aloe • HIGH PO4jf5 , k S owner in the area described to the corporate area of the City of Bedroom, 2 bath Beauty, ____________________________ __________________________________________________________ P1NECREST- 3 BR, 2 baths, enhance the viewer's under. 322-261) or 531-mi. business, part time to start, keep a band of assassins from Commerlcsl Code (F. S. A. 676.6. Lost: Male Cockatiel, gray w. (1)0 THE PRICE IS hrelnafter requesting annexation Sanford, Florida, and requesting better than new. 521,300. standing of the act. Host: Tony also mgemt. avail for right 107), you are herby notified that on to the corporate area of the city of to be included therein; and FANTASTIC new custom built 52-Appliances yellow cheeks, on Markham destroying a large city. (Part 68-Wanted to Buy _______________________ _____________________ (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Harold Hall, InC.REALTOR Randall. Sanford, FlorIda, and requesting person with initiative. Send the 28th day of April, 1980, a brick home on Ig wooded site Rd, Poole area. HOME- 5 BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story. 9301. (R) Also 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, cx- _______________________WHEREAS, the Property Ap. ____________________ (RI tfl5774 to be Included therein; and qual to P.O. Box 14975, transfer fo bulk assets of S & M w-every imaginable featurel 2'-7 Lots Fenced Yard, 17th cellent. $21,300. praiser of Seminole County, Accounting (1) 0 PALMERSTOWN, )PTLCLUB KENMORE WASHER-Parts, 10:30 Landscai Maint, Orlando 32837. Cash 322.4132 2300 sq ft! This home can be - MARKET, whose address is the Street. Sanford. Call for WHEREAS, the Property Ap. Florldahavingce,tifiedthat there Service, Used Machines. 6-ChIld Care U.S.A. To save the town's 3 BR, ______________________________ 2B, garage, carpet, air, ___________________________ (ID(35) LOVE, AMERICAN yours for northeast corner of SR. 436 and $95,000. DetaIls. 11:30 'COMPUTUP SlRVlCES • Crank Construction 8. Realty, Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave oraiser of Seminole County, Is one property owner In the area ________________________ West Lake Brantley Road, Forest MOONEY APPLIANCES 5275 -4- $130 damage dep. LEGAL SECRETARY bets, W.D. persuades the STYLE "Love And The Phone Florida havIng certified that there to be annexed, and that said Local multi branch restaurant •CALL THE SOUFAIHER • REALTOR Buy & Sell, the finest in • (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 323-0697 Lease. 415 Palmetto. $150 Call wk to of Start, spur legal town's white and black base. the Moment BabysittIng n. Booth" Country-boy Dave calls JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, lB home City, Seminole County, Florida, BUSINESS- 1 Story cornCompany has computer lime Noordertoosmallor large 130-6061 property owner in the area property owner has signed the furniture, Refrig,, stoves, (7)0 FAMILY FEUD Orlando )S6148$I. background only, excellent in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly bail teams to Integrate to win a in Wynnwood on a beaulifully owned by SHERMAN lOVER and merical building w-partition. to be annexed, and that said petition for annexation: and a girl whose number he found available to process any type REALTY WORLD Washer repo. GE deluxe model, tools, iji 46? typing, plus benefits. rates. Day or nIght. 323W?. property owner has signed the landscaped lot! Pan Fl rm, MARILYN BOYER, will be made Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. game against a touring black 11:55 general ledger & payroll ,lc on the wall of a phone booth. Sold crlg. $109.35, used short _________________________ WHEREAS, It has been deter. petition for annexation: and Din, area, ww carpet, lg patio to PHYLLIS PISANI and FRANK team. (Part 2) counts W" would like to (121(17) NEWS 33.. .H0USeS Furnished time. Bal. 5189.14 or 5*9.33 mo. WE BUY USED F URNIT URE & mined that the property described 0 (17) THE AMERICANS 43-Lots-Acreage CHILD CARE 912 French Ave. Lawn Care _________________________ & lots morel BPP SERVICE DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath each. FIORENTINO, whose business secure .1 few good clients to Agent 339-5386, WHEREAS, it has been deter. hereinafter is reasonably compact (DO MORK & MINDY Mork APPLIANCES Sanford Fur-Free or reduced rates "The Rancher" A modern cowCONTRACT. Just $37,500. Recently remodeled. Pine mined that the property described and contIguous to the corporate eddress is 1310 Sparrow Street, off set our computer costs niture Salvage. 322 8721. if you qualify. 31424 conducts a highly unusual wed. Fully Furn 2 BR,) B,W.D, 1 chIld, ________________________ INVEST IN YOUR OWN S boy -. a cattle breeder from Across from Health Dept Mowing & lawn care, etc. AFTERNOON ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A Longwood, Florida, 32730. The Avenue. $33,000.00. This Would enable you to be I hereinafter Is reasonably compact area of the City of Sanford, Will babysit In my home week. lease, April 13. no pets, 6 mo ding ceremony for his young ACRES, nicely wooded and not 1 Timeor all season Jackson Hole, Wyoming is UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 28 cus. Will buy old class rings & silver CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS debts of the transferor are not to of a few Select clients rather and contiguous to the corporate Florida, and it has further been Oct. *5. $300 mo, $200 sic dep. AAA EMPLOYMENT.' too far from town. OK for Call 322 0218 friend Eugene and Eugene's lIt. Profiled. torn built home on Crystal Lk Top dollar paid. Call RESULTFUL END. THE VACANT LOTS-; Lots approx. coins. be paid In full by the undersigned days. S. Sanford Ave..Lake than 1 of a t00 All work aea of the City of Sanford, determined that the annexation of 3231417, Between noon & 6 homeor mobile, priced $16,500 2wksal-$2reg-terms tIe girlfriend. (R) 12.00 chainl 70' scporch overlooking NUMBER IS 322-26)). 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake Jim 32-lM8 buyers and the following in. handled by company con area. 323.5135. NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll Florida, and It has further been said property will not result In the 1F00 p.m. with terms to fit your budget. p.pn$ Vourfuture isour Concern lake I every feature • 5 Jessup Heights. $10,000.00. determIned that the annexation of creation of an enclave: and troller (1])(35)JluRocqO After •(3)(5)0(DONEWS Routine or findhim listed in our Business to you REFRIGERATORS-sSO I Loving. Learning envIronment UP imaginable. BPP SERVICE Antiques-Oriental Rugs herewIth: (5)(D0p1.EW8 sophisticated being taken by a father.daugh. ___ __________ 323-5176 accounting Service Directory. WHENEAS,thecltyofSanford, guaranteed. Sanford Auction, offered in my home for your (U) (35) lENNY HILL. CONTRACT. Only $110,000. Music Boxes-Slot Machines , creation of an enclave, and 1) The property to be tran. ,,, 37.AStorags Rita) needs can be met Contract 0) IDUC ONAL PRO. tsr swindle team, Rockford Florida Is in a position to provIde 1213 S. French. 3237310 child. Problems because of Bridges Antiques 323 250) 10 TODAY IN THE LEOIS. storied consIsts of inventory, stock Hairdresser C all Ba rt Duane Curry at 472 5453, GRAUUING WHIREAL the City of Sanford, municipal services to the property PUtS hIS OWfl COlt ;.ts yojr shift chaneesP Cell for SUPERI 3 BR, 28 home on nice Fisrido Is ni PSSNIUt Is provide ssusi herein. Mu. ttie City Ught Hauling In t$de, supplIes, fixtures, ForsaloalnDeft LATU MiNl.U.LOCK /za4, KELVINATOR STOVE-. 0117)' LOVE, AMAN REAL ESTATE motion. saIIs meets. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, corner loll equlpmaw Ore.? Investment apellancss at th. __________________________ .lz.s, munIclpatservlcsstoth,propy CnmlssionoftheCltyof buIldIngs all concrete ,i New Sanford, REALTOR,3fl 7495 Excellent cond. Moving, must STYLE Prop.I Adi. prop. avail.! APPLIANCES S. PLUMBING (10) PROBE "HIgher 11:30 Air Conditioning Northeast corner of S. R. 436 and described herein, and the City Florida, deems it in the,b,,t in. $20 I. up, especially nice, most sell $100 or best offer. Yard Debris, Trash, 527,1001 FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni__________________________ West Lake Education" Host Chris Dudley Road, Forest BAR MANAGER Commlsslonof the City of Sanford, tires? of the Clt to accept said _______________________ 0(3) TONIGHT Guest host: ii-1,hti convenient on 1.4 at SR 46 12:30 Call 373-Olas. City, SeminoleBrantley County. Florida Appliances& Misc, I H. Ernest Sr. lure, 303 E. 25th St. 323095). $183 wk to start, experienced, FlorIda, Inn, 1.4 IndustrIal deims It in the best In. petition and to annex said behInd Days will discuss Issues facing higher Georgi Calm. Guests: Mar_____________________________ Central Temp will service AC's, TheTimeTestedFlrm •(4) NEWS ILOCAL) 319 5371 NEATI 3 BR, 16 home with lots nights, able to close. 2) The Amount of Transferors tires? of the City to accept said property, Paf'k. 323-0061. ______________________________ education in 1980 with Univerlone Ricci, Carol Lawrence. refriu. freezers, waler coolers, Rag. Real Estate Broker Rig. REAL ESTATE Broker We buy used furnifure (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR MICROWAVE of potentlalt Priced to sellI debts ii unknown. petition Exclusive and to annex said Designs misc. Call ally of Central Florida 8tudent NOW, THEREFRE, BE IT 3237756 anytime, (1) COLUMSO A doctor FURNITURE & THINGS NOW 912 French 120 N. Park Ave. 327.4123 290N. *1.92, Casselbsn'ry, Fl. 523,3001 3) The Schedule of the property Push button controls, has property. Painting ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Creative'Expressions 3227813 500 S. Sanford Ave. Body President Armando Plaz, murders a nurse who uncov. 37' 8•RifltEl Offices Across from Health Dept Eve. 542-3655 to be transferred and a list of the (DORYAN'SHOPI carousel, still in warranty. _____________________ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT THE CITY OF SANFORD, 323 6593 Sanford Board of Regents member Betered his plan to murder a colCALL ANYTiME Beauty Care Originally $449, assume pay. suppliers of the above named (121(17) MOVIE ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF FLORIDA: _______________- ___________ VA- F HA.235.Con. Homes KELLCO PAINTING OFFICE I Retail space- $93.00 AAA EMPLOYMENT league during surgery. ty Ann Staton and a local col. transferor, as furnished by the Beautiful country lot In Deitona, mints 01 $71 mo. Agent 339. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Wanted to buy used office ___________________________ Legal Notice SECTION 1: That the following LOW Down Payment Licensed& Dependable monthly includes utilities. 323$356. located off Courtland I legs president. 2565 said transferor, may be Inspected equipment. NolI's Sanfcrd FLORIDA: (DO ABC NEWS 2wksal-$reg-terms __________________________ described property sItuated In TOWER'S BEAUTY SALOtS Quality household repairs Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. •(4) DAYs OF OUR LIVES 2)?20,' '" aIh for your lott Will build on Furniture Salvage, I? 92, SECTiON 1: That the followIng Seminole County, Florida, be and IN the following address: Nor. (1(17) MOVIE "Suppose Yourfuturiisourconcern Park rJ 2 2420 FORMERL.Y Harrlett's Beauty Ref. repo. IS cu ft frost free. THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR theist Corner, S. R. 436 and West Residential & Commercial 323.7859 after your lot on our lot. of Saniord. 322872%. (LOrHI YOUNG AND THE described property Situatid In thesam.ishsrebyannexedto and SEMINOLE COUNTY, They Gave A War And Nobody _________________ Nook SI9E 1st St., 3275717 Or 1g. $329, now $205 or $19 mo. Free EsI. 323.5176 6170048 M1"j V Enterprise, Inc. pjj" Seminole County, Florida, be and made a part of the CIty of Sanford, PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA Lake Brantley Road Forest City, Came?" (1970) Brian Keith, Agent 339 53e. All Seminole County, Florida. the sims iihereby annexed to and Florida, pursuant to the voluntary Midellnc.,Realtor 2525 641-3012' Creative Surfaces lic., special MV C$JLDSIN CD Tony Curtis. The cold war NURSING AIDES Pile NVMWV MORNING 71-Aflhques Carpet Cleaning 4) The transfer is not being lung in repainting, in?. & ext., madeapartofthsCItyofnf, annexation provIsions of Section DivIsisa Better Living Center of Cassel. Auto Reaplr or ?fl? BuIldIng & French rrJt Burrows Lane, Roseland Park 2 2222 betwsen an Army bass and a made to pay or satisfy existing Florida, purluanttothe voluntary 171.041, 53-"fRadi0.Stere0 wallpaper, wall texing, wood 500 Florida Statutes: land all berry. Call for appt. 339.3002. 18, ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS Fenced. Hwy 436 in BR, wIll finance IN to RE ESTATE OF neighboring town turns hot sao debts Hendrix Antiques Hwy 419, annexation provisions of Section staining Free Ext Alter you ANDY'SCARPET CLEANING Forest City, $500 mo. From the Northwest corner of GLADYS M. WHITTEMORE (DO MARCUS WILlY, M.D. (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO REALTORS qualified buyer. 1.835.7359. when soldiers borrow a tank 0(4) THE QC'I' 171.041, FlorIda Statutes: Oviedo, Fl. 365-3710, Stock Special RalesforCo,flple,es have called the rest call the RN full time, 1.4 shift. Apply In 5) The amount of now con. Lot 25 Lake MinnIe Estates. Fiat Used tbl model color TV's, all CHOOSE FROM. $6,500 Multiple Listing Service and wage a comic war agaInst PARCEL I: The West one. Book 6, page 92. run North reduction sale. Starts April 12 best. 862 5592. 5:30 Frt.e Estimates person Sanford Nursing I. AS THE WORLD (1) Deceased siderationtobe paid for the above WOrking. $99.95. 10 to choose INC. EACH, OR WILL TRADE 63 NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION descrIbed bulk transfer Is 2lhr, thru 30,30 pcI. off on all items the town's private quarter (¼) of the Northeast one. degrees West 50.51 feet 5outt 00 Cony, Center, 950 Mellonville TURNS • from. Nail's Sanford Furniture FOR LOCAL PROPERTY, TO ALl. PERSONS HAVING quarter (¼) if the Northeast one. degrees 28 minutes EALTORS UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. over 525. Large variety to Ave. Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. (DONIUPITOUVI 44 seconds CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Paintlng&Rspalr 5:40 quarter (¼) (less read rigttt.of. East 3619 feet for a point Sell those things that are lust choose from. Call for direcCeranhlcTjh 322-e721. DATED this 1dh day of April, 339-0509 701 Bldg. 5)DICI(vANKE of AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Wanted aircraft 21.1 ACRES, PAVED ROAD, parts fabricater (121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN way) of Section 31, TownshIp 19 begInnIng, run South U degrees taking up space with a want ad tions. also furniture _____________________________ 339-OSOS E.AltamonteDr. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 1950. OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 I assembler. Prior aircraft P01110 hALT! TELEVISION Tren? Painting & Repair in the Herald 322.2611 or $31. refinishing. Open B to 5. South, Range 31 East, Seminole East 547,73 fill South 11 degrees INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Phyllis Pisanl MEINTZER TILE LOTS. 5)2,300. TERMS experience required. 323-1477 RCA color console 21", sold new County, Florida. ,, . REALTOR Interior & E xterior M 0(17)NIWS Frank East 4*34 feet Florentine parallel with and New or repair, leaky showers our You ARE AVAILABLE, HEREBY 9:00 We are an Equal Opportunity D'4nistrtaI over $100. Balance due $173.00 PARCEL 2: The last one-half 33festWsI*eriyoftpteEastin, Free EsI. (VI 3*3-3986 322 3558 Publish Apr. 17, 21, 1880 72-Aucti specialty, Ofl 25 yrs. Exp, 5698542 _______________________________ NOTIFIED that the ad DEU.0 Employer. 531,500 SANFORD or take over my payments 2:30 (½)oflheWeston,.half(½)of,he Lot 25, North U degries West ministration of the estate Of 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath, Central _______________________ LET'SMAICEADEAL $1100 month. Still In warranty. HEALTH FIELD 2½ ACRES PINES PALMETTO Northeast ens-quarter (¼) of the 99).tlfeel to a point 501 feet last •(4)ANOTWONLD For Estate Commercial 8. ReslPhotograiy GLADYS M. WHITTEMORI, HIA, good location, good Looklngforanincomeproducing Will deliver. Call 8625394 NEAR LAKE HARNEY. Norlhess$ enequarr (¼) (less of the West line of Government Lot deceased, INJNNISI (D I 5)1 DREAM OP JEANNIE ClOCk Repair File Number I0.76.CP. Waretous, lIght manufacturing dential Auctions & Appraisals. neighborhood, property? Call us today for a $1,900 WITH LOW DOWN the South $ feet) of Section 31, 3, Section 0 17 I LOVE wIth office space. 2,500.10,000 Call Dell's Auction, 3735620. Wedding photography by 10, TownshIp 25 South is psnding in the Circuit Court far 5:10 GoodUssdTV's,$25&up chnce at this newly PAYMENT. TownshIp 19 South. Rang, 3* last, Range 25 East, North 00 degrees SemInole County, Florida, Probate PIAZAU1 hIS j ' ft. fully sprInkled & In. Cullum. Free engagement 5 GWALTNEY JEWELER Realty, Crank Construction & 0(17) WONLOAT LARGE MILLERS remodeled 2 story duplex In Seminole County, FIa. 35 mInutes 44 seconds West Division, the address if which is sulated, III SR 46. 1e94.509$, photos or color 8*10. 3231258, 701 S. Park Ave. REALTOR 2Il9OrlandoDr. PARCEL 3: INs West ens-half parallel with said West Sanford at only $45,000. You Ph. 322-0352 TIM CONWAY, DON KNOYTS 75-Recreational LAKE FRONT, NICELY VehIcles 6:30 ________________________ of Seminole County Courthouse, 3226509 NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR 830-6061 can't afford to miss It. Exc (½)ifffilaot,fl,.tIf(½)ot,he Government Lot 3,35619line WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE_____________________ felt to Sanford, Florida. The personal TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. G)TODAVINR.OR1DA REALTY WORLD THE EVENING HERALD Remodeling terms. DO I CFU. $20,000. Northeast one-quarter (¼) of the the Point of BeginnIng (containing representative of the estate i$, 37.EsijpgeI Legal Notice 16' Aristocrat Travel Trailer, 5493.15. Ba! $113.16 or SI? mo. CIRCULATION DEPART. ____________________ Northeast one-quarter (¼) (Ins 10 acres) along with an ees.ment Cicrete AC, gas range 8. ref., like new 303.323-1543 VirgInia M. Bottle, whose address Eve.305.MS-5440 Agent 339.5)56. STEMPERSEZi fr MINT. road rlght.of.way) of Section 31, for egress and REMODELING 0 17) NEWS PLAZA )'sS SanforiAráiajfure ingress over the is *23 State Road, Binghamton cond. $1,295. 323-9034. BUYERS we have CX. TownshIp Ii South, Rang, 31 last, East 40 feet of the P5ewrmskit&bathremodeling BARGAIN TV's _____________________Forrent,3½acres,$35rno. PATIOS SIDEWALKS 5:45 West $01 test of New York. isol, The name and FICTITIOUS NAME Apply I PERIENCE I KNOWLEDGE HAL COIJERT iEALiYlfsc. Seminole County, Florida. Fireplaces. We handle the said Government Lot 3 lyIng North address of the personal Why pay more? DRIVEWAYS 131.4134 (10) AM. WEATHER Notice is hereby gIven that I am in CREATIVE I owner The abovs.Ie.crlsd property Is of Lake Mary Boulevard. whole ball of wax. 75A'-Vans 322 8545 HERB'S TV MULTIPLE LISTINO-RIALTOR after 6 representatIve's attorney are set engaged In busIness at 3*2 furthir desalbed ese Portion of FINANCING iicii .3222611. B. E LINK CONSI. The above.discrlbid property 9:56 2$57 S. SanfordAve. 323-1734 Is forth below. Sweetwater Blvd., Florida, under that certain pesperty 2010 N. GRANDVIEW-3 322 7029 77 Chevy Sport Van, WDs, 6 cyl, 3 located further descrIbed as a portion of (7) GOOD MORNING' persons having claims or the flctitleils name of GEMINI between Celery Avenue end HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Central sp, 35,000 ml. only $3,411, 436 1CO3 clComga the that certain property located demands against the FLORIDA ________________________ estate NSA, large lot wIth beautiful CONSTRUCTION. and that I In. Bdrms, bath, 2 wtrd Coast Line Railroad between Lake Mary Boulevard 'eumnakit1O APTOR HOUSE-WIthal least Auto Sales, 160 Hwy 436, Tractor wlng required, WITHIN THREE shade trees on culde-sac. FIREPLACE, additional tendtoreglsterssidnam,wlth$he right.oI.wey and betwein Sum. aid Hidden Lake Unit IA, and MONTHS FROM bdrms, reasunable rent, In 700 300 N. French Ave. THE DATE OF Clerk 09 the Circuit Court, merlinAwnUeandSsJr,oaLa,,,, ue,weon Art Lane and Hidden $39,900. 29 pet. down-owner monthly Income of $420 all on SEIGLER REALTY liiS Fri-Sat, of I 1792, 203 F.lrmont Call Sanford area. 321-ow6 0(4) TODAY Alterations, Dressmaking THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford, Fl. 32771 will carry balance. Owner Seminole County, Florida In TRACTOR MOWING 3+ acres only $112,000. 1$ Dodge Royal Sportsman CLOSED THURS. Dr., Sunland Estates. after 3:30 p.m. ac saidpropertysituat,dIn$J, Lake Orlve:s.idprcp,rty$ituatad THIS NOTICE, to file with the BROKER CE• MORNING NEWS Drapes, Upholstery may rent. cordancewiththeprovl$ionsof the County, Florida. Lots, Pastures & Acreage van, $ pass., 36,000 ml. only MIcrowave, '74 Firebird, in iemlnole County, Florida. PSI. STAt TREK" 3220707 clerk of the above court a written (7) GOOD MORNING Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: 24395. Myrtle Ave. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI. Reasonsable. Call 323 3576 55,455. 436 Auto Salci, 860 Hwy SECTION 1: That i*on thIs turn., linens, III. cab, plants, SECTION 2: That ion this statemefWofanyciaimordsm PORTER NEEDED-Various 32:3.7 40-Condomlnlunn TIES on 1st St. W. near Section $54.09 Florida Statutes ordinance becoming effective the ordinance 436, Casselberry, 534 5399. clothes, etc. Orlando dutles,no weekends. Apply Art Sanford becoming effective the they may have. Each claim must proposed hospItal, 1 city block Evd. 3220412,323.1357 327-1517 ____________________________ 3210640 Grindle's, Sanford. property owners and any resident property owners and any resident be in writing and must Indicate the _______________________ Moving Sale: April 151 19,Ito Groonii,ng& Boarding Tree Service 75 Chevy Surban, Silveradopkg, 51g. Roger A. May only 5110,000. Town house InSanora 3 BR, 2½ ______________________ '201 E. 25th St. residing on tile property decr*ed residing on his property described basis for the claim, the name Mud Duel AC, only $3,250. 436 Auto Household items, office desk 1 B. beautifully furnished, pool, __________________________ shall be lid flied IS all the herein shall be entitled to all NN10 monthly peasible st;ng TreeService Sales, the address of the creditor or his agent Animal Haven GroomIng & 560 chairs, typewrltter, boating ubiim April 17,14.1 May 1,5, right and privileges Hwy BUYERS I SELLERS we an 436, garage, avaIlabl, until Jan. 1, and addressing .nvelopes ad EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Im. rights and privileges and Im. Top, Trim, Removal a attorney, and the amount Boarding Kennels. Thermo Casselberry, 534 equipment, 2 deep sea fishing 1* advise clients on income TAX 1951. $425 mo, The Real Estate mimftues N are treat time Is time munitles so are from time to clIpping newspaper Items. DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322. C&I Jim Flinn. 834 7199 time claimed, lithe claim Is list yet stat controlled heat, off floor rods $90 each. Nothing over consequences & shelters, granted Agency Inc. -Realtors 323-3324. deWs aid p'speqt 24)1 or 531.9993. Send stamped.addres,ed 46'COn3nles'Ciai Pl'ot1Y grated to rehde aM gil. date wn ft 4fl sleeping boxes. We cater to $100. 121 7th St., Chuluota. 345. others by appointment it owners if the City if Sanford, owners if the CIty envelope plus 2k to: Con. Sanford, 76-Auto Parts e shall be stated. if the claim Ii your pet. 322 5752. 6379. yping-Steno SAVES. tlnsntal.iv, Box *4702, Florida, and as irs further Florida, and as are further contingent or unllquldiggd, the BUSNESSfCrSale ____________________ 41-Houses Orlando, Phi. FICTITIOUS NAME 33507. c)Ner 1,1, FlorIda Provided in Cil*er 171, Florida nature of the uncertakw'v Shah be 3 FAMILY garage sale-Air RetIring TV PING, SE CR F TAR IAL Notice Is hereby given that I am leldes, end shall Mtlitr be leldes, and ShaH further be stated. A-OK TIRE $750 down , I'ihwIn,Novesrants 3277461 cond., plus odds 'n ends. Sat I 322.4161 If the claim Is Secured, the engaged in business at 371 sublect IS the IeNISflsIbIII$les of Sublect tO liii. rSns1bilIt4s of wcurlty shall & closing will put you hi this 3 Shocks WORK My home. Profession. 55.91-Heavy Duty $795 be described. The Sun. 310 S. Edgemon, 3272154 NEW HES 21-Sitimtions i*od e4aI4 is may residence or ownership as al. prompt, pickup I dcl, if Lakevlew Ave.. Laha Mary, p1. resident, or REALTORS Berm, I Bath home with AIR SHOCKS$59.fl ____________________ WMuder wtuat to do with Two? CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ray claimant shall deliver sutficleni nec. 323-4416. 332.7973 32714. SImIMIS County 7lIOSanIordAve; FIREPLACE, only $33,300. YARD SALE' from time to time be determined from time to time be dltermlnsd copies Asst. small Newlatteries$29.95 tO Sdehiy Sell One - The quicli, easy RebuildCondernnedHouses the claim to the clerk Is FOR lit CLASS HOME IM. under the 9 dIffers neme of PDX by thS geverning authority if the W furnIture a quantIty 2ll3FrenchAye,,Sanford I of Want.Ad way The magic SG.BALINT 322-laos the geveraffig authority of the atakie the clerk Ii mall ens copy BOWLESREALTY INC. PROVEMENT 1 Remodeling DISTRIBUTORS, andthet I Intend City of Santerd, Pleilde, lad the CIty of lanisri. Florida, and tile to esd'i personal I material remnants, never 113 Carver *v Academy Maner number is 131.9993. TV Rentals Carpentry, Painting,taint. BETTER HOMES I GARDENS wfthReferences,CaIl323jL prevIslosis .1.111 Chapter Ill, previsions of said Chapter *71, SCENIC LOCATION Ofl the used. Sat & Sun 9-5. 715 to register Said name with tl $350n0.&uflderlfyouqualify I Au of alltypes. Lic. Bonded _______________________ psrsam ia*ee$ed in 77-Junk Cars Removed the Rick Clerk of the Circuit Csurt, Statutes. River 4+ Wsklva Magnolia 06utifUl Ave. 323-0115. Florida Statutes, VILL SIT wIth elderly peiestate to eduom a MaryGrlffhlhftultor 3fl03I Insured 134-1399 if this GENTLE GENEVA. 3 BR. 1$ BEST TV RENTAL SECTION 3:11 ally Sedim or Seminole County, Florid, in ac - acres only 5*10,000. SECTION 3:11 any Sedhe or or night. Sanford area. 1-4251434 ito 333.3991 efMminisfrai been Mmiie w-addit ion. Walk to _____________________ MovingSale BUYJUNKCARS SIC CirdlflCiWNNtheprliIsls.of the lMan,qualltyoperation NODEPOSIT NOQUALIFYING I 5 *18 or' portion if a section of this or. And Amos R.dn.r faperlenced. 322531$. or. rfred. WITHIN Lake Haney. Great Term$l Saturday Only 18.50 wk, $77 mo.. Free Delivery. Fictitleul N ST. JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres, From $10 to $50 $ yrs. exp. Patios, Orivewoyi, dlulanics Pr*s Is be invalid, dinence proves to be invalid, GOOD INCOME PRUR i 1 BR Spanish style doll Noun. THREE MONTHS PROM THE $20,155. Buy Option, Servi,, p 2llLakeviewAve.,SaniOrd CaIi3fl-1624;322.4460 iiiSa*fd li UnLSMINutIe1, It unfewful or U&Sll$$IMIsISI, It DM1 OF THE FIRST etc.Wayne8eal.327-1321 055)' teats only $3$M00. 2 bedroom, I bath, central O?h 14501 for couple or single Se1inoIe PhOn 339-5445. H&A plus I bedroOm apt. WhalInetbeheldIsIiv.Ild,,eor Whellnstbeheldtsinvalldateor PUBLICATION OP THIS person. Only $1,500 to assume LAKI MONIOI INN YARD SALE: Sat & Sun. Toys, Top Dollar Paid PURE COUNTRY COMFORTfor lunk 8, USed 51g. Raymond 0. FJr. NW ins Validity, ISrCeoreNed lelpairine validity, lorcior effect WE ARE CONCERNED WITH Name your terms. 533.900. Hon* Repair nutg. NOTICE, is file any I*ctisiis cars, trucks I heavy equipbaby, children's and women's Ill 11on1½.cres-+-walk Pb1l5h: AprIl 3. ii, 17, 34, 1* ey5IhlrSeCIisiorpi,tofth YOUR NEEDS. ofillyllhueraeCtiensrpsrtoffauis ffiiymayhavSthch&hengfls EMPLOYMENT 0 clothes, etc. 105 S. Sunland to church, school & store. mint. 322.5980 erdlnar.ca. SANFORD AVE-Duplex plus erdlnuonce. If you have the Imagination this Dr., SLluland Estates. lIdi$y of til, decedent's will, the SERVICES UNLIMITED SECTION 4: ThaI ll srdlneiucgs vacant lot, zoned ommercieI. ________________________ SECTION 4: ThaI all ordlrancn quallflcatlens of home can be turned into a STEMPER AGENCY HANDYMAN SPECIAl.-3 BR, BARROW'S WELDING Home Repair IRemodelirto on po'is of irdeunicis Is conflict or ports of erdlainces Is conflict repreliniagiva, on tile personal Assumable mortgage. $41,100. Fri.Sat.ttol,3 FamIly, duplex or home with business ' IS, over I acre. $20,000. 2lhrs. 10hk$ SANDWICH $11°P • 4 SERVICE 321-0517 32? 0771 herewith be and the same or, herewith be and the lime are jurisdiction of tile court.venue or IS REALTOR332499I labyfurn., clothes, misc. 11W ''pr maybe you have 545 of FICTITIOUS 1MMI hereby ,sf Crank Construction & Realty, Additions I Remodeling hereby rqaIgW, skis aNcit$. MULTIPLE LISTING SIR VICE lnrear7l4W. 1st r lii your own, comm. Zoned I Nellce is hereby u. Custom built utility I boat trail. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND EQUESTRIANS DELIGHT. 3 given that I iat Nd time SIR SECTIONS: This *ISWdIIICE REALTOR ,._______________________ Free Esl. Lic. I Bonded SECTIONS: That his ordInance OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED $s2,055, IISI'ISSCS REP rPitli'sd. 5R, irs, truck racks & misc, 25, cedar I stone, PP. 5 meegeg in boelnesu of late load shall became effective im. WI will jo,' Walker Cons?. Ltd. agI become efflctivs In. WILL U FOREVER RAINED. ,fj,1OO,3fl'Wli. repairs, acres, 34a36 custom barn. SS-&ats&Acces series Ns*lmllsswaofofll.$enferd, midlatsJt epso Ito *11151 and medIately iea Its p19111* and '.CAI..TY WORLD 122 6431 NARY: 170 ALL FLORIDA REAlITY ONe of tile fIrst pyIsirotism of seminole Cevofy, PISrIM under adephom. J1 r N lime adeptle,. $00 fICtPlSuS Mats of TWILVI BUILDERS BEAUTY, $ SkIS Ills Nids if AdminhersIion: OF SANFORD REALTOR' A y shiN hi 1*1. Ia at the ROBSON MARINE ivuv ThhU SUN. A y shall be available at the AprU *I.1NB. $sr WIndOW&SCIW asscsm 47-Real Estate MAted oniacres. pool, FP,suanal OAKS. C*MPSIOUND.*v OONceoftheCIty fl27Hwy. 17.93 I heali 44$.Fr,uchAve. 3234231 cooftIscityclerkl • APARTMENTS 544.1$, Md Slat I Intend IS PSIW4 *Ir ii onamloe the perss desirIng Ii aiainlae vlrpntas.seII,. mors. moni. morel Rspsir Sanford, Fla. 32771 P01 Wanted to buy for cash from the N Penanil laprasomtftve '23-5333,3223772.3220779 rssissr sold name will tile Clerk e. SIItSP IUSNFSSCS Housewives Cleaning Service me. owner. b5d.-m, 2 bOth 571 mIte SAl Boat with trIpod, se of ins Circuit Court, Siathile OSTEEN RETREAT, 20 acres 'Y For Leg' AU Birth. Is Isigrast ad ffiØ Personalized, fast dependable All parties In iiteçest and WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR CALL 25 .kiln$on rebuilt $. fl home. Write 50* 1535, Sanford OLADY$ M. WHITTEMOSI CouiWy, PWSls in acsrdu.os dNau w-huuntlng camp, 835,150111 iulldtosuit-ouriotoryours & Regularorltimebasis N la* an iJ1dnNy chasms Shill law an srItsnfly •Stinlh. - 1,3,3 BR, Suites r hssrs ii spsroftsp m aISOPATI000ORS giving location, owner aM traIIIr,$Ngorbos,offor. V SEN FI4A.VA, FHA with ins prgvlsjem of Silo Pie. Ii ho 235124$ VISF $5SdoIS of SM kSNII5. We do wash windows 322 677.1154 he be heard at sold hearing. içe. I Umfurn. s*w No salesmen. * Adult Family ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl. CALL SANDY WISDOM after -hems laheiL ToWN: Wl'derW*Clhp&nmNIn ORANGE CITY- 3 ledroon, 2 SyerdsrofffieCflyCommlsslen REPRESENTATIVE: ________________________ bath. Living rat, extra large SPool Laundry $431700 3Ø.55 34 hrs. WANTED TO SUY-$om.s In Realty w Deep.V Poet an gelvinIz the Cy $*t P*'ida. ' JAMES S. BYRNE Esquire $0 kttcinen&famiiyroom.Syears H.N. 71mm. Jr. •0d -1- Stery the City of Sanford for MN. Teawn, Jr. p,. Boa 55$ trailer, Boat asedosome work 11g. LAWRENCE I, MILLIE old. Asking 131,000 Owner wIll Chy Clerk rehabilitation proud. Will pay $430. 323.954k, ) Cloth To Ws,larta 3 SR. 35, C.H$A,, *55 help fInance qualified person. Eitth:àAl,y428 Iv ise-. I 150$ W. 25th ST. i to 510.150, maybe nor, _____________________ PubHthAprNV,$i,,5.y,5, Trpe n.;flN41, 1* privacy fence, POOl-PltiO. Low Neal This Won't Lest Act MLS INS .MALTOR 'lllnvadnrElltsll'trl.hullwlth Call Stanley Stew, Sanford INS SANFORD qu owner wIll hold at 11 pcI. hoA$rll1(l7,1* DIU-U Long I Call 7$7 Owner. DIU10 111 lup Mercury engIne and Housing Authirity 305.333. t3736041 or eves. 323.0517 DSU4J ________________ 130,900. 322-49*4 aft S. Associate. traIler. 4401144. 88*5. _______________________________ -_IfHJp.S1JYT ROBIuI'S REALTY _______ ________ _______ ______________________- - - - - - 29-Roorin - _______- - - -- - - - - _... -___________________________ _- - - -------- ______ -- _____ - __________ - - ____________________________ - - - - - .' - - - . - -- - -- - _________________ - - Legal Notice Legal Notice __ - - ________ c7Ccm.. ____________ -- - - --------- - - CUTLASS , - - _____ --- -- ' - -. ------ - ----------- - - - . -- - * -- " _______ - --- - . -_____ ____ ______ STENSTROrVI - • -- - ".-'- ---------------,,,llv. .JrI5Jlngl vj, ------- - - -- -- -- --- - -- -_ - - - - - - - ' - - -- - - - - _ -- - - - - --- - - - -- ______-___________ _______.. - - - - - ----------- - - - clh '- aM _________________ Conpan4 - - MORRIS . Ave. _______________________ - at , - - __________________ - ,------ - - --- - - - - - - ___________ - - -- - - - -- . - Telephone ________ - -- - Solicitors - -- - - NIlE FIGHTER ro _____ - ________ ____________________ - - AMERICAN IGOW - - - - _____ - . - -- - tCROCEETT Ewnlnglleiuiii are , sss -- - I - ________ - - -_- .' - ____________ , ______ - - - - arid ____________ 8ack Tog.th.r Again ____________ ' ---- -------- - - ______ ______ _ L.s Varnu 4 - - - ____________________ of ____________________ __________________ I.a.l.y - - - . ' _ - of __ __ ___________ -. ___________ - --- ______ copy ______ - PORMIILY _______ - - , - ____ __ NOW APPIARING AT - - , _______________ - _________ - PPORTUNITY - - - tile - Js - - - wio. -. . : ______ . IIetv SIardeq - - * - - 1I$IIVATION$ I - . - - _ - ' _________________ - - - - - -, - ' - - - - ' , - ___ - - APPLY - - -. - -- - . - M. Unsworth IIKI _____________ List Youess,,,1 DIQI 322-2611 or_831-9993 . - . - .. --- _____ ' - 4 , , - if-- _____ , "-'I :-.-- -- �- ' _____ - - - r - --BLOND E , 4 ( I Release in Papers of Thursday. 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! 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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 , � 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 17, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 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/295e74335a0d329e951d89ed3b92bb39.pdf 1c613ef70348a299edb6b255f160ba61 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 147—Sunday, February 10, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 - . ., . -. . I... •rjnocI1'ti.atriesR Friday, Feb. s, iflo 8—Evening Hers Idt Sanford, Fl. '"i-M ters Charac Creates Flesh—And—Blood who finds him and gets that she finally 'fesses up. mind it like hell." By DAVID HANDLER And he' tough. He hates "Are you mad?" she snlffles. drunk with him. The scene In its weaker moments, oblique, — low-key, 0,11 the greedy, the weak, the Instead of hugging her and masculine was one of the "Skag" is "Family" with dishonest, When Skag's sobbing "Of course not, dirty fingernails — a gang of a stink darling" (which is what best I've seen this season. stereotypes with handy three are much more of the union won't raise Unfortunately, other flash thaw emotions, sitting flesh and blood type than about unsafe conditions at we've become accustomed to plant, he leads a wildcat from 'honest" family members of the family fade room table we're used to seeing On TV. his around a dining barks: "Of into the background. Skag's by a stroke, he television). Skag refreshing. Its quite Felled strike. in search of somebody else's Piper Laurie) Is a to Liurse we're mad at YCU. wife, Jo .( across the floor of all, we're in Pitt. slithers First problems to butt into. uncertain character Yet, taken for its sburgh, not Pasadena. At the the toilet rather than call a We're mad at everybody." weak, who must be fleshed out. And Now that's more like it. strengths, "Skag" is a big top there's Pete Skagsca, nurse for a bedpan. three throw-ins are He believes in America's The other strong character there step forward. It gives us known as 'Skag, a hardDavid, Skag's eldest son, who haven't the depth to hold Series old-fashioned values, par- is credit for being grown-up nosed steel worker. the youngest attention our enough to live without the television has never been ticularly In his family. I like by his first wife. Another He Skag. Karl Maiden, one of dynamite acting Job here by son, who's a med-school myths that "Family" per- kind to the workingman, the eldest daughter; has always been a sap, a our finest actors, plays the David is a student, petrates. Wassain. who's a pretty ex.cheerboob — from Chester A. character for all he's worth. Craig who works at leader and Skag's father, The Lawrence brood vet of Riley" Riley on "The Life I also like his daughter Vietnam "Family" does have Its ups the mill with his pop. He's who's a feeble mute. In "All Bunker on Archie to Barbara, is, is an angry, drinks too much, Barbara. th and downs, but it is not e The Family." honest-to-God messed-up So "Skag" isn't a complete average American family. with women no dope. He's a teenager. She's a fat, ugly can t get along Skag is American ls the average insubstantial affairs, success. But with three played beyond ll a decent, hardoddball, wonderfu y strong characters, potential rich, hero television family Bar can't settle down. , gutsy guy who by Leslie Ackerman. attractive, smart and working He also understands his for growth and a fistful of live stands up for what he bara sleeps with any guy Lawrences popular. The father the best, since he's the good Nielsen numbers, it is in a place where it never believes in, even if his views who'll ask. "It seems When Skag the first victorious, Inparticularly popular. only way to get people to like most like him. snows. They are stable and aren't goes off to a cheap motel to telligent hour show NBC has He's sore when his youngest me." who in control. drunk aafter he mends put on the air since When she gets pregnant get Which brings us to the son brings a girl home from remember when? from his stroke, it is David can Skagsca family on "Skag." college, and expects to carry she doesn't have the nerve to she tries to The show is not yet fully on with her In an upstairs tell her folks her own developed. Only three of the bedroom. "I'm not a get an abortion on chickens out at she "But I and when characters work, but those square," says Skag, - ALL WOWS SAT. 99c MAT. LPLAZAI 1 71 W9.130 FRANK LANOELLA X D1R&CM [PLAZA II I) 7:4S40 NIQIOtSOIl GOIN' SOUTH 4411 AT LAST AT LAST - . Congressman Richard Kelly said that when he pocketed a $25,000 payoff from undercover FBI agents, he did so with the intention of conducting his own investigation of the "shady characters" and he felt certain his constituents back home would believe him. Herald writer Tom Netsel took that statement to downtown Sanford and asked people if they believed the congressman's story. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UP!) First Lady Rosalynn represent America." Carter never mentioned her husband's decision to renew draft He admitted, however, the president's decision to renew registration during her speech Friday night, but thousands of draft registration could cost him political support on college protesters encircling the hotel got their message across. campuses in the important primary states of Maine and New Nearly 3,000 demonstrators, many carrying candles, chant- Hampshire. ed "No war! No draft" and "Hell no, we won't go" as the first Several hours earlier, when Mrs. Carter flew into Los lady's motorcade drove into the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where Angeles after previous stops in San Francisco and the farming she was scheduled to speak to a $1,000-a-plate, fundraising center of Fresno, she told reporters she and her husband both dinner and to spend the night. favored draft registration but opposed an actual draft as long Mrs. Carter made no mention of the protesters during her as the United States remained at peace. talk and did not comment on the draft registration issue. At stops throughout her daylong, fund-razing sweep through Instead, she urged those in the audience to support the California, Mrs. Carter also insisted draft tegtatr4tion and president so he could continue the programs he has begun and other actions taken by the president were aecessary both to suggested the country is now united and could begin to solve ensure peace and to punish the Soviet Union for that country's crucial domestic problems. invasion of Afghanistan. Most of the demonstrators appeared to be high school or "He has taken firm actions to impose punishment on the college-age youths, though many in the crowd were older. Soviet Union," she told about 150 Hispanic supporters at a They included activist Tom Hayden, a leading protester reception at a lavish home in the Encino district of Los against the war In Vietnam, and Leonard Weinglass, an at. Angeles. torney who represented the Chicago Seven. In Fresno, Mrs. Carter told the California Farm Bureau Robert Strauss, the president's campaign manager who Federation her husband's calls for draft registration, a grain accompanied the first lady to California, shrugged off the embargo and an Olympic boycott had been difficult decisions demonstration, but were "absolutely necessary to avoid military action and to "They're well motivated," he said, "but they really don't keep our country at peace." • See Editorial, Page 6A • Another FBI undercover bribery operation snares politicians and mobsters In Louisiana. Story on rage 2A. ft Uiir wayl - . First Lady Ignores Protesters At Hotel Pwy 17.121. 3221211 7'3s.1130 - . The Draft People Scoff At Kelly's Story - Hwy. 1712 322.7102 'Skag' -F LO RI D A - At]VEj 1ARQI SUUSHIWE STATE. Richard Williams, Sanford, child care supervisor: "I don't really believe It. I think he took it for his own profit but got caught In a hind. If he was (investIgating) he should have told someone, but the way he did It was wrong. There's no way to prove He's one of a few people caught in a scandal." Club Diamond (II) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Jacqueline Bisset, Paul Anka, Burt Bacharach, Jackie DeShannon, Maximilian Schell, 0(1) BUCK ROGERS IN THE Libby Titus. Glanni Bozacchi. EVENING 25TH CENTURY Buck pursues 9.30 6:00 a beautiful young woman (Anne (10) CAMERA THREE 0 @1 t1 0 CD 0 NEWS Lockhart) who looks exactly "Leni Rietenstahi" A compre(10) EARTH, SEA AND like his 20th-century girlfriend. hansive study of the German SKY "Volcanoes" 1) 0 THE WALTONS An old filmmaker's long, creative and (17) CAROL BURNETT sweetheart of Rose's arrives on controversial career in cinema AND FRIENDS Skits: "Strictly walton's Mountain and sur- Is presented. (Part 2) For The Birds," "Fun In A prim her with a wedding 1000 Drugstore." "The Cruise." proposal. •@)QUIP4CY While Investl. (DOMORK & MINDY Mork, 6:30 the auto-accident death friends band gating their Mindy and 0(4) NBC NEWS to save candidate Netof his godchild's boyfriend, together (1)0 CBS NEWS son Flavor from blowing his big Quincy learns that the girl may CD 0 ABC NEWS have been responsible for the (II) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt chance on the tube. tragedy. Bee collects insurance for the KNOTS LANDING Sid (530 "Blue (17) MOVIE loss of an antique jewelled pin when his ex-wife is baffled and after she spends the Hawaii" (1962) Elvis Presley, drops in unannounced and Angela L*nsbury. When a ()• she finds It again. an Karen, his present wife, invites EARTH, SEA AND dier returns to his Hawaii with a hiftOStIyfO4'theweSkifld. And home, he takes a job SKY "Weathering (10)ThEA8CENTOFMAN tOu(ist bureau against the Erosion" "The Starry Messenger" advice of his parents. Man's early attempts to map the forces that control the uni(1) FACE THE MUSIC 6:30 (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE C!) S XIII WINTER OLYMPICS verse become firmly tied with (13 5OtCER'8 WiLD . venta scheduled to be co• his faith until the scientific revpgI w U S. Vol,Czethoilova- olution of Galileo. TH URSDIOIY LOUNGE a PACKAGE HWY. 17'2 - : C) C) C) C) DEBARY 8tt - ' .. :'. s .• Sharyn Stenstrom, Winter Park, secretary: "If he didn't (take the money for his own use), he should have had someone go with him to back him up. If he was investigating (the'men) himself, he would have wanted someone else to know about it so he would have some proof.I don't know why he wbüldn't take i jiolgraph test since they use them in other AND OLD FASHIONED - 18 % &dd 0 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 BEGINNING AT 0:30 P.M. _____ Ida, ice hockey (IIve) , 11:00 Porcelain figure he has bought downhill skiing; women's 1500Is worth aMACNEIL! great deal of money. 30LEHRER meter speed skating; men's (10) kilometer cross-country skiing; (11) 1 351OENNY HILL 10 GREAT REPORT second run of the men's and (17) SANFORD AND SON women's lug.. Jim McKay "Eastern Europe: Emerging When Fred learns of the possi From Moscow's Shadow?" hosts. bully of oil on his property. he (10) UPSTAIRS. DOWN. (M (17) LAST OF THE WILD starts spending his"millions." STAIRS "A Patriotic Offering" 11:30 The Bellamys agree to house a • @1 TONIGHT Host: Johnny 7:30 refugee family from Belgium, Carson. Guests: Doug Henn0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED and Edward decides he must Ing, All McGraw. (5) enlist. GAME (1) 0 COI.UMDO A psychologist uses his experience in (130 $100,000 NAME THAT 90 MARTIN: COMmind control to carry out the TUNE 0(4) STEVE (1]) (35) MAUDE Maude EDY IS NOT PRETTY The murder of a former friend. becomes hysterical when "wild and crazy" comedian is (!) 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Special features, coverage of Vivian's dog dies while In her featured In several skits with guests including Steve Allen, competition not televised earlicare. DICK former CAVETTIsraeli Guest: Joyce DeWitt, Peter Graves. er and a summary of the day's 24l (10)Eban. Abbe events in Lake Placid. Frank Nye and Carl Reiner. Ambassador to the United Louis BARNABY JONES A Gifford hosts. Li 0 (ID(35) WILD, WILD WEST States. (Part of 2) FAMILY seagoing romance for Betty Q2)(17) ALL IN THE turns into mystery and tragedy West is kidnapped by a madArchie rationalizes his theft of when her boyfriend vanishes, man who plans to create an some nails from the plant. leaving behind a dead man in underwater kingdom that will control shipping lanes. his room. &00 __ C) I C) ) Bring a box lunch for 2. Wrap it up pretty, girls - C) ALL MIXED DRINKS 'I.00 C) BEER-754 C) LIVE ENTERTAINMENT—COUNTRY MUSIC BYTHE C) BAND C) charge per parson at "w door for your ticket. C). DRAWINGS FOR: C) Sweetheart Dinner for 2— Western $IuIIn' In Sanford. PalrsofTlcktstothsSanfordPlau Theater. C) - 9:30 p.m.! •. . .. • -• • - •-'-- .:. • - -. • • - ROSALYNN CARTER ...no comment on draft . they!! be auctioned off to the highest at • WASHINGTON (UP!) — The White Selective Service, Carter's declaration that he would use Registration probably would begin House says It will send Congress next But Price declined to speculate what military force, if necessary, to resist during the summer, assuming early week President Carter's proposal for would happen on the question of women, further Soviet aggression in the Persian congressional approval of a $20.5 million draft registration of men and women House Speaker Thomas O'Neill has Gulf region. appropriation for 1980 and $24.5 million aged 19 and 20 this year, and 18 year olds predicted Congress will reject the Idea. "The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan for 1961, starting in 1981. "There is no distinction possible, on the poses a serious threat to a region vital to Carter would have to get additional It would be the first registration of basis of ability or performance, that the long-term Interests 01 the United authority from Congress before induction women in U.S. history. But Carter said he would allow me to exclude women from States and our allies," Carter said, of anyone — male or female — could take had "no Intention" of changing the an obligation to register," Carter said in "Registration for the draft is needed to place. aiuLtsr3 policy that keeps women from a statement. increase our preparedness and is a Everyone born In 1960 and 1961 would being assigned to combat units. Carter was already at Camp David, further demonstration of our resolve us have to register this year. Starting Jan. Rep. Melvin Price, D-Ill., chairman of Md., for the weekend when aides made nation." 1, 1961, those born In 1962 would have to Jr House Armed Services Committee, his announcement Friday. The proposal would create a pool of 8 register. There would be continuous edIcted his panel would approve a $20 The decision to seek registration of million persons half the size of the registration thereafter of people when nillion appropriation to crank up both men and women was prompted by American fighting force In World War It. they turn 18. C. D. Mayer, New Jersey, retired: "I'm not a constituent, but let me put it this way, I find it a little difficult to believe, but dumb things can happen. As David (Brinkley, the TV newsman who interviewed Kelly) said, 'If you're that dumb you shouldn't be in Congress.'" - gecMmi bidder . Carter Won't Send Women Into Combat $ LADIES -- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The infringements of their civil liberties as "an appropriate moral and practical sibility," Ms. Arri said. "For us the American Civil Liberties Union may take when war itself is now only a remote means of resisting mandatory registration of women must mean rapid legal action against draft registration, possibility," said Da-id Landau of the registration and the draft." ratification of the Equal Rights Amend. some legislators vow to fight it in American Civil Liberties Union. The National Organization for Women, ment." Congress, and a major political party Is The ACLU, which has already received while opposing peacetime registration, Bu t Phyllis SchI ft national chairurging young people to resist and not sign "thousands of in quir ies" about legal aid agreed women should be included if the f St ERA had quite up. a q different for resisters, is looking into the draft is reinstituted, V Other groups praised President Car- possibility of taking legal action against Carter requested that women be Point °f CW ter's proposal as a major equal rights registration, a spokesman said. registered for non-combat service Only, "Carter has stabbed American step, because he recommended women, Rep. Jim Weaver, D.Ore., said he will But NOW, in a position paper, said teats womanhood in the back in a cowardly as well as men, 19 and 20 years old be propose legislation to limit draft demonstrate "women are capable of attempt to get back the election-year required to register for the draft this registration to volunteers. And Rep. Ron performing satisfactorily or better in suport of the radical feminists," Mrs. year. Dellums, D-Calif., said he opposes combat-related positions." Schiafly said. "The American people are Carter's proposal still must be sub- peacetime registration in any form Carter's decision also drew support not going to stand for letting our girls be mitted to and approved by Congress "short of an all-out congressionally from Julia Arri, national president Of the sent over to fight In the Persian Gulf or before registration can begin, but declared war against the Soviet Union." Btatnses and 101ssMona1 Women Club, pgan reaction -cairn In swiftly after Will , anThe national committee of the and Carol Parr, executive director of the nouncement Friday. Libertarian Party, which received the Women's Equity Action League Rep. Melvin Price, D-IU., chairman of The president "has seriously third largest number of votes In the last Educational Legal Dstm. Fund. the House Armed Services Committee, miscalculated the willingness of the presidential election, approved a "We believe, a the president does, said he Is confident his panel will approve American people to accept wartime resolution endorsing civil disobedience that equal rights means equal respon. some form of draft registration. IF C) -. ACLU Considers Challenge In Courts - February 14 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents - - W . Justice Refuses To Share Evidence Greg Stafford, Sanford, unemployed: "It sounds logical that he did. It's possible that he might have, but based on what I know about taking that much money, he took it for his own purpose." . MANY MORE GIVEAWAVS• Y'AU COMEI Bob Barclay, Sanford, sales: "I've seen so much doggone political nonsense, I'm doubtful.! understand he's a good man, but in the back of my mind Iwonder maybe or maybe not. It'll probably take hearing to get the cards out on the table where they belong." Senate Ethics Panel To Begin Bribe Inquiry WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Senate thics Committee has voted to begin Its wn Inquiry of the "Arab scam" bribery nvestlgatlon in which FBI undercover gents Implicated one senator and eight louse members. After the Justice Department Friday enewed Its refusal to share any of Its vidence—at least for the time being — be committee decided to proceed with a preliminary inquiry" on Its own. The committee staff was directed to otify the attorney representing Sen. Mrlson Williams, D.N.J., the imUcated Senate member, that the Inquiry as under way. The committee also decided to begin a relimlnary inquiry Into an unrelated RI investigation of Sen. Howard Can,DNev., and also notify his attorney a ellmlnary Inquiry was under way. ourcesu1d the FBI was investigating hether Cannon, chairman of the Senate munerce Committee, made a deal with larnsters union officials Involving a bill deregulate the trucking Industry. The staff was directed to begin seeking "independent corroborating evidence to before decisions are made on possible substantiate allegations in the media" in crtinhial charges. both cases, according to Lauren Steele, "Heymann said at this point, the press secretary of Chairman Howell position remains not to give the comHeflin, D-Ala. mittee any evidence. However, the Assistant Attorney General Philip Justice Department is reconsidering Heymann conferred with Heflin about their position and will be back in touch as the department's resistance to soon as p1ble," Steele said. relinquishing its evidence In either case The House Ethics Committee already had decided to undertake a parallel investigation, using whatever evidence the department will provide on a day-to-day basis. Heymann has said parallel congressional Investigations might hamper the criminal investigation. However, several congressmen have pointed out some unnamed officials have been willing to leak information with the news media. Rep. Joist W. Wydler, RN.Y., said he is asking the House and Senate Judiciary committees to Investigate the leaks and use He detector tests, if necessary, to find out who has been responsible. Rep. Don Edwards, D.Calif., chairman of a House constitutional rights subcommittee, said he was concerned the leaks are continuing. "We certainly ought to ask them why the leaks were continuing up to and in. eluding last evening," Edwards said Friday. "I refer to leaks and comments to the effect that five cases (In the Arab scam investigation) were strong and three w. Officials Have Lkoubts About Kidnapping Churge - F1 El A man originally arrested on kidnapping Wallace Hall said there was probable cause to Bollinger could be arraisnet bw will, after breaking the noe, of her sister, her to get some money and her purse and return, chwges has been told he may leave jallonpostlng hold Timothy Bollinger on aggravated battery, BdUqw was arrested it 1 am. Thursday, 12 1406 Willis, according to police. $260 bad because Owe isprobable cause to bold one of four counts leveled against him by Lake hours fter Deborah (jerk, 20,01*1 Fourth St., Man on ordy one aggravated iniilt charge. Mary police, but not on charges he kidnapped a Lake Mary, his supposed victim, "escaped" Police arrested him at the Lake Mary Baptist Bollinger took Ms. Clark, l&i,ntlfljd by various -Assistant Public Defender Thomas Greene said Lake Mary woman and committed acts 01 wWle rqodedly picking up hue purse from her persons es a bruise S1 w d his, 10 two Mladon 12 hours later. Thday that bil was reduced because the aneged breaking and entorü* and aggateI eseault hemne. motsis _________________________ kidnapping was primarily a domestic dispute. The state's attorney's office was granted three Lake Mary police say Boflinger broke Into nanflir =1d AtFriday's prellmlnaryhearülg,CountyJudge weeks to produce formal Information on which (j's humMonday and took bar away, against and Jumped from his car Wdy, ordering . — -__.-_--_-- - - I 7 7 J1s ..i 1 Z.4a.E..g 4'k. .1 . dr • ,_.4_ .. 4j , -'. - ' , , - . a.l& Iwo 74~1 44 -. - . .• ....... . ----- -.- .- Ix -' ;.t.i �~ 0 2 A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ',lIiIJ tI-i Sunday, Feb. 10, 1980 Fourteen rolls of roofing valued at $154 were reported taken from the Joseph Williams residence, 504 Pressview Street, In the Rolling hills subdivision of Longwood. Williams told police the roofing was taken sometime between Wednesday and '?' * Fires Springs, 70 linear feet of lumber was stolen at night Lot lumber Enslow Homes, P.O. Box 216, Winter Park. Max Weinar, 3517 Shirley Drive, Apopka reported the theft. The loss is estimated Seeks Good Relations * Courts The from No. 3, Woodmill Road. The belonged to * Police Beat Adopted G Loves New . . Family • .. he said. The second day his ad ran, Donovan got a call from Ms. Wilkinson. He interviewed her ona Tuesday and the next day he moved into her sprawling, suburban ranch house. Today, Donovan is known as "Uncle Jim," and he's too busy now to sit in a rocking chair. After getting the children off to school, Donovan star ts the laundry and begins picking up the clothes. Then he may start a small project — cleaning the windows or fixing a door that won't close. "There's always something to do — little things that sometimes people don't notice," he said. If the fam ily doesn't eat out, Donovan starts the dinner. But the time he spends with the children is the most important part of his day. "The su nshine of my life Is made up of bright little things called children:' this Is my slogan of life," said Donovan, who has two grown children and five grandchildren of his own. "Sometime John somersaults right in the living room To me, ft's a delight to see, because, of course, I can't do it i's wonderful," he chuckled "They're more fun than a barrel of monkeys. "And Michelle is a loving little thing," he said. "She just comes over and gives me a hug once in awhile. For the past three years John and Michelle have been been on their own from 3:30 p.m. until 6 p.m., when their mother arrived home from her Job as a personnel director at a Miami hotel. "The kids are very responsible," said Ms. Wilkinson, "but it makes my burden a little easier Just knowing he ( Donovan) is here. a e. And the children love him," she added. "Iwasjustjumpingwhenlfoundouthewascominghere," said John, who likes electronics, science and poetry. "My father doesn't come down here much (from New York) and we don't go up there much. It's good to have someone in the house that knows about the stuff I like." Since Donovan moved In, John has begun to learn Morse code and has worked on his poetry with Donovan, who has been writing verse for and about children for more than 50 years ..,. n.m... nn....t.. ..A ei... The pair aiso nave vuuuuurueu on u aun, £ UC TV £IIU i1U UIV stars." "It's definitely a very good thing calmer now. Jim can talk to children for hours. I don't have the patience," sa id Ms. Wilkinson. "Heheipsa lot," said Michelle,a blonde-haired gymnast. "I have broken stuff and he fixes things. I used to ask my mom to dolt, but she was always busy at work." And Michelle, who has grandparents of her own, thinks it is nice just to have a grandfather around the house. 1 lAe looking at Win when he's cooking," she said. In one of his poems, Donovan writes: SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Leftist mil itants holding the Spanish ambassador and seven other hostages at the Spanish Embassy say negotiations for the release of the captives are at a standstill, "We have not yet received word from our comrades who are negotiating with the junta and diplomats but so far t here has been no advance," said a spokesman for the leftist Feb. 28 Popular Leagues. He spoke by telephone from the embassy. , NATIONAL REPORT: A ma jor winter storm rolled out of the Rocky Mountains and onto the Great Plains lateThursday and Friday, burying Kansas and Missouri under more than a - ,snnAilnn nn tpnffIpp ••••s'••S reported in Kansas. The National Guard was ou he Missouri, where nearly two feet of snow ed out closed schools, businesses and government off ices. Rain and drizzle continued to soak northern Georgia, Ala ba ma and Louisiana. Early this morning, snow was falling at ft rate of an Inch per hour at Asheville, N.C., and Chattanooga, Tenn., and is erpec"A.1 67 Mom 01'er the Appalorhian Mountains Inta the fatalities were rn the Texas PanhanOe and New Mexico and caused tem. peratures to plummet into the teens. AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 60; overnight low 47, yesterday's high 73, barometric pressure 30 16, relative humidity: 81 percent, winds S E at 7 m.p.h. SUNDAY TIDES. DAYTONA BEACH. highs, 2.05 a.m., , ia I * 4. . 10.?! ~- .~,4 t ,;--.~ rL I, : :7~_ . ,,- - i t._ j _i,_ Teachers' highs, 9:18a.m.,7:40p.m.; lows, 2:23 a.m., 1:44 . . 3:23 p.m.; lows, 9:21 a.m., 9:30 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: C I 0C ~~~~~__~ ______ -w4pi - ,~ . - I % /I / I 1 :\:. ,. E 4-1 11, L -,,':~~~ I k i~ - - .I z I Li rhil -4 I / ~'16:1 ,U--" _~, , "-1 -to I -. . ,... . -. '1,__ , - r .. elf j--. . • - . . 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I .. _ ".... . 1 ''. .r • ( ,,,*- \-\ \\\ \\\ / 1 U .1 07 - - two small holes close together, and right in front of his own pupll, that he saw two rather faint, but sharp, images of a far object stead the complete bl ur which he normally saw. "We are repea ting that experiment now with fish to find out if their vp rp1Iv badly far. sighted,as still believed by many of our colleagues, if they are normal. sIghted," he said. ,~:,L / t )I - up on a 17th Century experiment by a near, ,aieuJer noticed wnen ne iooxea through "'L"- ,-' I ~:, --1~~. I ... ,01%6 W '_ . __ , ,Z,~ - - - . " 'I :Z C140C -fl~i-"f sighted Jeswt monk, Christopher Scheiner. 60 I I I ' I i - - Ier rè - for. - a Nylon. sandal foot S M MI I Our Reg. 1.37 Queen Size ' , . 1 1 -. Julian said he believes there is enough . H-' Save Now Crunchy tortilla chips with a toasted ___ ___:- __ - ,-'r- , .W., . z 1~ ' 77 \ O c pot. Good Eyesight, Researcher Says . - candies But \ 9-Oz.- Bag Doritos,, "Panti-All" Panty HoseBaby Doll Pajamas to One-pound box delicious covered in milk or dark chocolate. - - - ~ ., I ~ - 1. .. i ` .11 . _~ f r V I — Ac MM of - \ - - Valentine Chocolates . . / - . . , . 11 .- - - S S . . .,:.I .1 ,:~ ..."'. i .. . .. 0. 1, _.~. ' , - bo th sides say the $400000 worth of outstanding claims may be paid in full this August, when lli officials begin dividing up the assets of Old Security among those with valid outstandi ng claims 01111111111111 . .i,\ Ilillill , ~, ~ e. I ~ .-~ .~V_, 1~ .1k, , , ., " . " - ',' - -- tj - ~. - - ~: - - 5' - J : ..::L . , . . ,' --. 4L .-' I . , A8 6 cas It fill itJr1 -;'. - %. ..' - , 000 •fl • •IIiJr 1 \ ;i 's . .5tud,pnis of Midway Elementary 'School get a lesson 'in pei'care from Seminole County Humane Society Educational Director Joanne Terry (tDp) and the society's mascot "Snoopy" a Shetland pony. The lessons, arranged through the Seminole schools' Dividends volunteers program, provided Information to the school's 420 students. As you can see, (bottom), the children love that pony. . . 7. - tn - : / - ••r \ - s .. ___ j S . -- ' // -. ity LO Fry Pan lily-colored ton )OIyeStr f1Y1 !i Ric carriage - '. PONY - £ ypewrlter • $ return. 5 electric Durable and attractive! Resilient. repeat actions, quick-set visible margins. and page gauge. Includes case. vinyl rugs , in decoratot ;mt ter ns ' - . 13 W2-Ft. Vinyl / -( , - • V. I . ______ ,-. - ;• . . '. • - uper IJ( jj _____________ 1 y / 88-character keyboard. Cartridge ribbon, automatic . $ — cieCtriC • :,• 'I , - I , 1 " ,j., 199 . - .1 P . -' 'i , 4' 1. - ..ir g I '•- . •' • .. / • .• I - .. 1.1 / -'r " L..1t _r/// - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii= . . / • / -------------- . . . - . •.'.. . ' ill __ •8 .. . .1.. 3 -. S - 4_? ? 101"IM • . •...-. If . . . ________________________ , - - ( _______ . - - 1 . . ins - .,, "I 5,01%) I IN i., Q _flhiiW'-1"j'-" Insurance . I All - / a ) \\ \\ '' • __ _______:~___ ---______~, . _., I . -. ~, 11 , ~i A I J j~i, 54~1 ,-.7. - _~- -- I -_ --. __. _________________________________ Medical - kD \ \\\ \\ \\\\ - - " 1 &'. .. .•-• ' J• `_-I .. '&- .'I.i '.1 \\ :- . ".: '.- ~7' e-' I 4t `~~_i 11 -' 2 - .. -_-z~ - I ",,, - / , C "I f! ! --: P i I --__ - . ~_ ________ ------ - Fish Have - ri r - highs 2:55 a.m., 3:14 p.m.; lows 9:12 a.m., 9:25 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 10:52 a.m.,8:58 p.m.; lows, 3:42 a.m., 3:24 By DAVID M.RAzL government to liquidate the assets of the board a year earlier to provide health p.m. coverage for district workers, following the bankrupt company, according to lawyers on Herald Staff Writer BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine to Jupiter Islet, Out state insurance commissioner's . both sides of the suit. 5o miles: Small craft should exercise caution. Winds southeast Seminole teachers whose medical indisqualification of First Equities Insurance, a 15 to 20 knots Saturday becoming southwesterly around 20 McGregor dismissed the suit on a motion by surance checks bouriced in October 1977 will on company selected by the district's y night and shifting to northerly north of knots by Saturda SChOOL attorney Ned Julian Jr Immediately not have their $400 000 In pending claims paid 7 feet Saturday Daytona Beach Sunday. Sea increASing to 4 to after SEA attorney John Chamblee resW his by the school Chamblee clal.med the district should have and continuing Saturday night. Chance of showers late That was the decision Friday by Circuit , Saturday Mcdregor said 6~imblee had not shown the contract, and taken action to break it AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy Saturday with a chance had any duty except tO provide a old suit ugalnst the Seminole County School when the company began having ftclaL of showers late in the day, Mostly cloudy Saturday night a nd contr with an insurance company, not Board by the Seminole Education troubles and several states insurance cornSunday with a good chance of showers or thunder insurance benefits as the teachers claimed, Association. missioners began investigating its activities. Highs Saturday In the mid 70L Lows Saturday night In the ML other1srct employees The suit dates back to October 1977, when He also stated the contract mandated the Highs Sunday in the upper 6 Winds southerly 15 to 20 mtles cWmWg benefits from the Old Security ini medical insurance checks from the Old board provide employees with insurance y nigh surance company of Kansas City, Mo.. ihay Security company began bouncing. Old benefits, not just a poUcy. Julian successfully percent Saturday, 50 percent Saturday night and Sunday. till '' ad been selected by the school persons appointed by the Security h argued otherwise, EXTENDED FORECAST: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers through Sunday. Highs Saturday 64 north to 7 south. Ims upper 3ft aW low 4W north to ft in the south. Highs Sunday In the 50s extreme north to4M south. Monday through Wednesday Cool nd mostly fair. Highs averaging in th. ,rctw nvtr.ma nnrth in 5fl central to aroimd 70 ex... . . . - -- - . .•.. -. st senous south Lows In the 31 extreme lKflh to V(Uid 40 suspected It .11 along, but now studies. ani "Not only can thele fish detect bugs sitting central to 406 and 5w lower peninsula to armiul 60lower Iir Universk of Florililis =ill& has *Woved With the help of zoology students, he is c"y on leaves and so forth, but they also the widalv.held-helief of many scientists that maiiina. ndnt by noint. what nart of the ,i,. all ei. ....... ti.a I3I rIP way uiii fish have pow eyesight. fM'A brain receives the signal, from what bends at the water's surface," Schwassmann Dr. Horst Schwaumann, of the UF Center part of the fish's viswdfield. This enables him said. for Sensory Studies, said fishermen have to determine what the fish sees, how small a The UF researcher has published several known all along about the uncanny ability of thing the fish can see and whether It sees light papers reporting the results of his work with a fish to detect the difference between real flies or dark more clearly, ishe th doctor al student from Germany. They were and the kind with hooks. rman using e information "I can see f the first to demonstrate that eyes in three But laboratory studies Indicated fish were todeslgnnetsandbaits,"saidSchwassmann. so IN-sWed they probably could not we smae owivvy: w"k "coats i hunift, a.") s memkill.sn.us yw. "Some fish am very visuaUy onented," he species of sea buses were perfectly normalW).N. I Mail: W.O $1.81: Ms.4. $4.U.4 Meaiki, $24.11: Year, red images. example, the archer fish captures ur or anything but bl said. "F sighted rather than far-sighted as they $41.11. Schwaasinann said he knew something had llttle Insects upto three feet above the surface seemed to be when examined In the old ..._... 1 .I _a;Q. ,tk . . &hool MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BE C V el ..' , i4J , . 1 ~, 4r - __ . -i t.4St 4 ' I ..,. ___ - Y40- _____ I -- ., l: '".*...A l &l _at'_ ' "', _,~: " * - ... . "I love to hear them laugh and play "For It's too quiet w hen they're away "I wish that all those kids were mine" p. - - ________ - for my son He's a lot 0 I 41, .., ~ .. . . S Li Fl. 1 Fl R LI VV E L). It orlm o __________ I' - Hostage Talks Stalled rn,i,1 ,, - I =. ~ ii Debbie Wilkinson, a suburban Miami divorcee with a 9 year. old daughter, Michelle, and a 10-year-old, John how dead It "Can you imagine a place with out children is" asked Donovan, as he settled down in the family room of his new home Children's school pictures lined the bookcase A pair of girl's patent leather shoes were tossed In the corner and "Sta r Trek" was blaring on the color TV. "I think when you have lost the desire to see and hear and play with children, you may as well sit In your rocking chair," "reactionary Pakistan, chauvinist China, imperialist America and Brita in and Zionist Egypt" are defeated in their plan to "dismember" the country. The Soviet-backed Afghan president refused to set a timetable for the withdrawal of the 80,000 to 95,000 Russian toops keeping hini in power and fighting Moslem rebellion in the country. Karmal's comments, made to Kuldip Nayar, a senior correspondent for the Indian Express Daily, appeared in the newspaper today. 4i U. 'Sn 5,5 L %I . In the classifieds of a south Dade County newspaper, Donovan worked on a minifarm feeding goats, chickens, peacocks, p'' geese and guinea hens in exchange for room and boar President Babrak Karnial was quoted today as saying Russian troops will not leave Afghanistan until • Ua•Iy S.. P¼• 0.. t,fllon.,, $aS,.'.cSae., S fof"pof ISIS. in 11 electrician, poet and imisician who offered himself for adoption as a grandfather, is back in the hustle and bustle of family 11fP and lie loves it Before placing his "grandfather for adoption" ad last month By United Press International knap,1n,,a it MIAMI (UPI) - Jim Donovan, the 7&year-old retired Afghan President Defiant WEATHER •SU S.. ... . - t . / WASHINGTON (UP! The United Sta tes has accused the Kremlin of stepping up militar) activity on Iran's northwestern border, and likened the development to Soviet moves a few months before the Russian Invasion of Afghanistan 'We would view an assault u pon territory of Iran as being a violation of International law," the Sta te Department said Friday. But the department was quick to caution that "there is no present Indication of these forces organizing for a military intervention into Iran." in s 6- •, •, SUN. 12-6, SHOP MT. DORA, DELAND, IEF.SRURG 99 DAILY, SUN. 12-6. , 01 JEWELRY TAKEN cash as taken from her home sometime between Thursda) Margaret Speidd, 08 Brain Towers, Sanford, reported to night and Friday morning Police reported there as no sign of Sanford Police Friday that ,000 worth of Jewelry and $30 In forced entry at the residence. $4,000 Soviet Buildup On Border • *.h.b'I ', ps,cP,s 'ANFORDB1RGLARY A portable black-and-white television and a typewriter were taken from the home of John Henderson 2700 Truman Boulevi'rd, Sanford. Police reported there was evidence forced entry through a window. Marvin Henderson, who reported the (rime, said occurred between Ba and 11 a.m. Th ursday. at $iflO Iranian President Abolhassan I3ani-Sadr said today Iran is read) to maintain good relations with the Soviet Union if the Kremlin refrains from interfering with the internal affairs of its neighbors. Bani-Sadr's offer as contained in a message to S viU President Leonid Brezhnev in reply to a cable congratulating Bani.Sadr on his election as Iran's first Tehran radio said in a broadcast monitored in Kuwait. "We hope the Soviet Union will refrain from : as hid could annoy its Bani-Sadr's sta tement came a day after Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadch warned militants holding the U.S. Embassy that the ruling Revolutionary Council will use force if necessary to make them obey call Stjtd.iy, Feb 30, 980-IA - SHOP KISSIMMEE 9-9 DAILY, SUN. 1 b , Sn •.4SI,, 'o UI •cNSndIu o f co-",*" ICE PICK THE FT A 27-year-old Sanford woman reported early Saturday that a man threatening her with an ice pick stole $145 from her at her ....f.....l iuvu resiuence, o, tace .iunroe ierntue. aiuu& u ruu to her complaint at 6:30 a.m. and reported they have a suspect in the incident. Action Reports Friday. By United Press international flUVV flOe SI p ..o.. 1...,* •,u - 0i4,q.s p...CN.,.d 0"'M i SI• III. N'CN '•Sn•. , I.SSD, In U4 U.n CSIIC4 Ban i.Sadr Tells Soviets WUI ,vn 4,,.nn 1,0 ,I... I.y Sd...t.4, U.n 4 SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:30-9:30 DAILY CHARGE ITI WI HONOR K marts Advertised Merchandise Policy Th'i'eves Take Roofing And Lumber F'(IhF Iran - i Longwood Subdivisions WORLD IN .C1 .I. t' I• T -- t X . EAST COLONIAL -4LonDon , A/A A(j4j5,. FROM rAS,, U, (JAitI ( I t • ,'. • SANFORD ,'; -- X S. ORLANDO ¶, ( t'A,, - 13 AT At.[) A-1 itO -a I •,' \ A I AIUt ", itT ft .0 1 OW'10 or 1 OW 40 motor oil. 1 qt. size Trantrnission Fluid .......Ot. TP ___ D E LAND -4 - CASSELBERRY I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ii'- T itAr -_ i, - :,.:-.,0%. ___ -- 'N 'rr;.TT. - '.' • V 4'., -. - • '.%-: .. .- (.-•-.. - • - - . - - • - - . I .. F' 'JJt. • - -. . - '7 11 -; ~ , - ~ .. 1_~w �.T. Evening 4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lake i ~A, Sunday, Feb. 10, 1910 Mary Slows Seniors' '4 Seniors Complex By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Construction is being up on the senior citizens complex, dubbe d Loch Low Forest by developers, Lake Villas Ltd., until arrangements can be made for sewer and wa te r service to the si te on Longwood-Lake Mary Road In Lake Mary. The Lake Mary City Council approved a suggestion of developer, Alexander Kasten, Thursday night that the éity of Sanford be requested to serve the proposed development with water and sewer service. Kasten Is suggesting that utility lines from his development be connected to city of Sanford lines In Hidden Harbor. The Lake Mary Council rejected a proposal that the city construct sewer lines to a Sanford interceptor 1½ miles away from the development. Mayor Walter Sorenson said the sewer line would serve only the senior citizens complex. The city plans ultimately to connect to Sanford's regional sewer plant. Lake Mary Manager Phil Kul bes sa id Sanford Ma nager Warren Knowles is reluctant to recommend the . ,. .. ...... c', . . f- . Citizens Security Seminar will be held March 25 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Tuesday, Center, the Senior Citizens Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has decided. held connection In Hidden Harbor, believing this will only delay further Lake Mary's ultimate connection to the regional plant. Kulbes said Knowles agreed to bring that matter before the . •., . . . . . . I . :' .,. t HsraId Photo by Tom N.h.I LAKE MARY HONORS TERRY 11arry Terry (left), who retired from the Lake Mary placed on the city's water department building lauding Terry's service to his The investigation was described much like the FBI's community. Under Terry's leadership the city acquired, expanded and improved the water system. Examining the plaque with Terry Is Mayor Walter Sorenson - and friends and officials. explosive "Abscam" undercover investigation, exposed last week, that has snar ed several members of ' $ are required before the city can be approved for federal fun- council, 25 The board also considered an appeal in Florida. Julian maintains the ruling the case of Lynette Cornelison, a fired violates state laws on the hiring of rhe Seminole County School Board Jackson Heights Middle School librarian teachers on annual contracts. attorney fees in the case Of Carol Circuit Court judge. was a precedent-setting upholding of the Free the county seeks quotations for appraisals of lands required for highway right-of-way or According to Al Payne, zoning director, the zoning cornmission will also recommend the city commission hold a public hearing to consider amending a portion of the zoning ordinance -. individual's or firm's quallflcatlesis, the education, training, a nd experience of principals, : a nd of muir or .vernmental clients for whom appraisals were performed within the preceding 12 mouths. To be considered, the individual or a prindpal of the firm should ; poss.0 substantial experlencs In thoappraisal of parcels of rlgh$.of.way required for high. : way purposes Involving csndsmnstlen proceedings. Evidence must be included that the courts of law by virtue of education, traIning, experience, and background. ExpressIons of Interest should be addressed to: Seminole County PublIc Works Director, 4311 Sou th Orlando Drive, Sanford, FIorida 33771 and must be recei ved no later Publish February 10, IM 124 E. RICH AVE. 2S44 FRENCH AVE. Ms from Winn.Dl*Ie) (Across from Sambos) . .\'. last year." I / . I ___ ____ ____ II I' i" _______ Il LK. MARY CLOSED SUNDAY \ !V ........... 7 % II$R BI•1Ok $ ENDS PES. P1W. Ut. MARY BLVD. LK.MARY - was HWY. 17.11 _____________ — CLOSED SUNDAY ____ 300 E. lit St. SUN. 12$ ______ •• _n rau ri i 4AW -. . ---''-I ______ ________ ............. .- . ' souQui I L__*1210 Up Aoi & nsiu*uv.,i* A0M15$IONS $anlsrd: . .•-: Nullte Muller • MW I Karen sites : MINI. P. Rabl$ J 'Y. James and Donna Austin, $amrd, a baby girl oscs*nsss ___ E. s..won A"lle Oade CeNt1* 2fl7 Phyllis J. - Lelia E. ' victoria Cnpb.4i Ave. P. 323.7150 SINd I . 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William ______ Proximire he was unaware lii 1978 his former — for a temporary trailer bank office and a 2,400 square-foot future bank building at 161 W. Airport Blvd. commissioners 1299 Strikes Again witness stand Friday as the prosecution completed its Introduction of fl victims Identified and linked to Gacy, accused of killing more people than any Individual in the nation's history. Included •30 day money back guarantee $99 pair department of Jim Lash Blue Book Cars at 4114 Orlando Dr. Board of Seminole County 0 At1 Mary Jo Paulus, 19, released from a hospital to testify at John Wayne Gacy's mass sex-murder trial, earlier broke Into sobs on the witness stand during testimony about her fiance — one of 33 young men ,' DELAND 8-oz. chocolate ig HAIR SPRAY . FOIL HEART j STYLE CHICAGO (UP!) — Unable to turn to avoid the stare of John Gacy, the strawberry blonde in a neck brace slowly said, "Will you please tell Mr. Gacy to stop The zoning board il aprtcu for a new 50-foot by 75-foot metal building for the service Bill Klrchheff, Chairman I X I575 SAMPLER Gacy Sture Chills Witness Repain cidental to operat!oi J( 'ypht C,'flVP2 February 25, 1110. .. description of the attacker match in both incidents. A.0S0FT CONTACT LENSES Zone under "Conditional Uses Permitted" on-premises preparation of food for off-premises consumption only, an activity In. . Tuesday two other men were injured. Police said the (R(1) The amendment proposed for the RC-1 arou would add -. TO SCHRAFFT'S the same Queens subway sta tion. In a similar at ta ck GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILABLEI __________________________________ Car kit Included boundary of the 460 seven-year span of murder. Thirteen friends and relatives were called to to the east relating to use provisions In restricted commercial districts . attack. The other man also was hospitalized. 'm attack is the second such incident within days at BUDGET Boulevard adjacent bank. other public purposes. Expresslansef Interest may be In letter form, and should Include the Assorted size & style heart shaped boxes filled with delicious treats. 89 right eye, badly injured during the Friday morning ______________________________________ By DIANE PETRYK property located Herald Staff Writer The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday on the south side agreed to recommend to the city commission that it hold a public hearing on rezoning property located on the south side of Airport of Airport Boulevard ad jacent to the east boundary of the K. mart shopping center to facilitate the installation of a branch The Board of County CommissIoners of Seminole County Invites qualified real estate : appraisers or appraisal firms to submit expressions of Interest In being notified whenever than 5:11 P.M. To Consider Bank VALENTINE HEARTS • One of the passengers underwent surgery to save his the case, to the time of the judge's ruling orders reinstatement)," he said, the board to pursue the matter. QUALIFIED REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Includes Your Choice Of Adjushnents and WHITMAN 6.4-oz. tube, regular or mint flavor. LIMIT 1 who slashed two men with a meat cleaver aboard a subway train to turn himself in because he "is in need of help." * Your Doctor's Prescdptlon Filled * Edwards, the teacher who lost her sext- collective bargaining process. A decision on the matter was discrimination case agaInst the school The school board, by law, cannot poned, however, Judge Robert board Tuesday after four years of McGregor c rifiesuntil his back-pay order, award a contract without the nomination la litigation. of the school superintendent, Julian said, "If the back pay rolls on as long 7 which contradicts Florida's collective "It's not pocket change by any means," said School Board Attorney Ned we're in the court system," Julian said bargaining law that says school emJulian Jr. upon recommending the ac- "it would be economically unfeasble ployees can take a grievance to binding non. He estimated the case cost the appeal." arbitration. bo&d about $7,000. Julian said McGregor has not made it "There is a direct conflict between the Board member Roland Williams asked clear w het her the back pay goes to the authority of t he superintendent (to hire) Jullan how much more money It will cost time of the first arbitrator's decision in and the authority of the arbitrator (If he City : VISION CLASSES NEW YORK * Glasses Duplicated * The school board expects to consider "It's no full-scale trial of years or some other time. — Approved unanimously the transfer of city funds from Julian said 'the questions raised by the 'appeal again at its Feb. 13 meeting duration, Mr. Williams," Julian said. ComBank-Longwood to the Flagship Bank of Seminole, Lake on the back-pay Mary branch. Flagship provided the city with a low-Interest "The pr ocedure is designed to be McGregor's ruling are very important to when more informatiilonable. esti on may be ava ta school systems throughout the s te of qu remedial." loan In recent weeks to enable the city to exercise an option to purchase park land. • -' SINGLE BIFOCAL Frames Over 200 __________________ Tinted or plastic tenses at slight additional cost unanimously Wednesday directed Its who was orred rehired for one year But Seminole Education Association attorney to take legal action to recoup and granted back pay by a Seminole President hick Harris said the judgment PUBLIC NOTICE Attacker Fashion By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer TOOTHPASTE $35 To Recover Funds T CLOSE=UP . Congress and created a stir on Capitol Hill. Sources said a third major undercover operation was expected to be closed this weekend. LENSES He also was told to reschedule their time to avoid overtbr,, — Authorized Pat Southward, former councilman and the city's grants liaison person, to prepare an affirmative action plan and an equal employment opportunity plan, both of w hich and other U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developmeat projects. — Adopted a resolution cooperating with other area police departments in seeking federal grants through the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. — Received an opinion from City Attorney Gary Massey that a community building can be built on city park property as long as It does not occupy more than 25 percent of the park land. John Norden, former councilman, said three groups in the city over the past 10 years ha ve been raising money to be used ultimately for a community building. Sorenson told Norden the next step is for the groups to make a proposal to the S w,Ti otAss School Discrimination .. of the Prudential Insurance Co. and made the payoffs, taping the transactions on audio and videotape. a painter who will paint the checkerboards. other Board • Focuses According to the sources, FBI agents posed as agents City Council after serving for 5% years on the board, beams proudly as he examines the plaque Scam WASHINGTON (UPI) - FBI agents posing as Insurance agents have made thousands of dollars In payoffs to top Louisiana politicians and mob figures in the second major undercover operation to surface in a week, sources said Friday night. Federal sources said among those under Investigation as a result of the probe are Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, reputed Louisiana organized crime figure Carlos Marcello, former guberna torial candidate Louis Lambert, Lieutenant Gov. Jimmy FItzmorris and a number of others, Edwards, Lambert and Fltzmorris are all Democrats. Daehn reported to the group that the Sanford Recreation Department has given permission for checker boards to be . ,•,.. FBI On Louisiana Politicians ' the employees take off compensatory time they have enming. in preparing applications for federal grants for public housing New Other community and civic organizations are expected and refreshments will be served. suggested the police also set up a radar unit there. — Denied a request from Kulbes to pay overtime to the two employees In the public works crew. Kulbes was told to have ding for projects. — Accepted the offer of the city of Sanford to assist the city . man • native. Community College students are racing their cars. Sorenson . •i . ri; PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE... at low, low pricut IN BRIEF Bob Daehn, chairman of the group, said a numbe r of booths similar to those at last year's seminar will be operated at the event. EdSchuckmanof theSemlnole County Sheriff's Department and his 'iayers" are expected to again conduct a program Illustrating rip-offs and bunko artists and what seniors should be aware of. Also expected, said Daehn, is a security dogs' demonstration; hearing and blood pressure tests, voting machine demonstrations, and presentations by the Sanford Police Department. . ... Sanford City Commission, if Lake Mary wishes, The Lake Mary Council agreed it would prefer this alter. The.semiorcDlzens complex is to ultimately be comprised of 210 u ni ts. The first phase of the development is to have 34 units. The council also: - Instructed Kul bes to ha ve speed-limit signs placed on Main Street, a road where the city manager said Seminole . Sunday, Feb. 10, 1fl05A NATION The annual Senior 4 id Sanford, FL Security Topic Of Seminar IL Her. ,. .....-. 'f.. ......... . . 1 • , ; .. V -. lor t- �LI ...,—#— - Evening U I OPINION Herald (USPS 111.210) 30() N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area Code 305.322-1I or 831-9M Sunday, February 10, 1980-6A 1. Sunday, Feb. 10, 1I0-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, p2400; Year $47.00. ,kho "1*4 IwI As an observer for the Royal Scarab Society (RSS), an organization dedicated to the preservation of the rugged individualist, I attended a recent Seminole County Commission meeting. At this meeting I witnessed the commission's refusal to grant a person 040 C,* III I JULIAN BOND If there's one thing Congressman Richard Kelly has achieved in recent days it's to have I the citizens of Florida and more particularly those of us in the Fifth Congressional istrIct. The The embarrassment comes with his explanation why he accepted what FBI undercover agents say was a $25,000 downpayment bribe in the much-publicized Abscam operation. Congresman Kelly is not alone in this matter. The FBI is implicating at least six other congressmen, a U.S. Senator and several other city and state public officials. Rep. Kelly claims he took the $25,000 to conduct his own private investigation into the whole JEFFREY HART II I Key ush i # Lurking P Problem i By -, RICHMOND, VA. — Two days after New Ham pshire's voters have made the first full Ieturned all but $174 to the FBI, but not until the choices of 1* Feds made public their operation. activists from across the U.S. black He would have his constituents believe that will gather here to make choices of their own. after he was approached by, to use his words, The Richmond meeting, from Feb. 28 ¶'shady characters," and told he could get up- through March Z is being oanIzed by Mayor wards of $250,000 for heiDin a non-existent Richard Hatcher of Gary, Ind., and by the Wealthy Arab get into this country to Invest some staff of the Congressional Black Caucus. Each presidential candidate will be invited $50 million In his district, he didn't believe the to why he ought to receive black Story and decided to go along to find out what i voteexplain s. The Caucus has circulated among the was all about. candidates a shopping list of requests that ; So, without telling anyone else, he says, about each con tender has been asked to respond to. his personal feelings, Kelly accompanied those Hopefully, the Caucus agenda can serve as a basis for evalua ting where the black vote 'shady characters" to a Washington townhouse 1. here he was offered $25,000 as partial payment ought to go in900 But the most black electoral for a legislative favor. Then, still preferring not to activity promisessignificant to come late on the election tell anyone else, he says, Kelly kept the money, calendar, in July, at the NAACP National using about $174 at different times for lunch, Convention In Miami. ólaiming he d so because he thought those inThe 20,000 delegates gathered in Miami win volved might be watching him and he wanted to hear from any candidate who responds to the show them he was spending the money. organization's invitation. The delegates — not Although how anyone, if they were watching him, politicians or self-styled leaders — will then would know what money Kelly was using for cast votes for their favorites. This represents the first organized expression of Interest from lunches has yet to be explained. Then, Kelly the rank and file in America's black coinSays, he kept the money only until he learned the munity. men who gave It to him in the townhouse were FBI it also represents, along with the Richmond agents. Did the congressman tell anyone else he meeti ng, an attempt to de.emotlonallze and had money and was conducting a probe on his de-peraonallze black psrticlp.tlon In politics. Because most of black America lacks any own hook? Nope he says. Kelly's version of the whole effectiVe politiCal orgiflilation, candidates w votss and electiOns either by It Is difficult for us to aàcept havemaking appeals to black leadership — based behavior as behavior one might expect from on .e1f4nt.rest — or to lbo black maai,a, a veteran congressman. In our opinion Kelly, If baled on emotional sympathy. his claim is correct, exercised not only poor Thus Jimmy Carter won black votes In 1976 judgment in not sharing with some federal law by demonstrating how easily he moved enforcement agency or some congressional among black congregations. Mania Udall, colleague his plan to pursue his own probe, but whose record should have guaranteed him downright stupidity for having carried the game 1) support, was frosen out. __________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Right now George Bush is sitting pretty. He won a handsome and deserved upset victory in Iowa, and he moves into Maine and New Hampshire with the polls telling him golden things. In New Hampshire, Bush has organized well, as he did in Iowa. He also has the support of some of the state's most prominent Republicans, including Rep. James Cleveland, the beloved and unbeatable New Hampshire congressman, as well as former Governor Hugh Gregg and other notables. Looking a bit further down the road, Bush could run up a string of victories in Iowa, Maine, and New Hampshire, win in Massachuset ts, and then win again In '''( I ____ ______ _____ ,(I// .• /// i/ - / 7 Reagan and Connally people claim that Bush has done little organizing in Florida, and will quickly run out of steam once he leaves his early "target" states. This doesn't seem li kely. Bush, lacki ng in charisma, Is a classic "tortoise" — a planner, a longdistance runner. All that, for Bush, is the good news. But George Bush, of Andover and Yale and the Yale Skull and Bones Society, has a big political problem when you begin to think about the November election against Jimmy Car ter. The feisty old Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader, loved, hated, but widely read in the state, has a gift for phrase. It has opened up against Bush with all batteries, characterizing him as the "clean fingernail" Republican. Translated, that means Bush is a country-dubber and a preppie, the kind of man who wears three-piece suits and loafers. ItsuggeststhatBushwouldhavescant appeal to the shifting and crucial segment of the electorate that left the Democratic Party to vote for Nixon against McGovern In 1972, but returned to vote for Carter against Ford In 1976. In 1968, 1972, and 1976, that was the swing constituency In presidential elections. It could be called, loosely, the Wallace It is ethnic in the North, nativist In the South, and determined the outcome .of the last two presidential elections. _____ _____ ____ _______________________________________________________________ ____ :. ________________________________________________________________________ I or ________ _____ ., BUSINESS WORLD Sue? Not Done,01d Chap GREGORY JENSEN suit by Syndicate 762, the Sasse Syndicate. WNDON (UPI) — Some of Britain's In one sense, Lloyd's is not a company but richest aristocrats are suing Lloyd's of an association of Individuals. It provides London, and that just isn't done, old chap. premises and staff for some 4,000 insurance It certainly never has been clone in the 300. professionals who judge risks, set premiums year history of the world's most famous In. and do paperwork. Rarely do they take the sirance organization, risks. The lawsuit — by Prince Margaret's That is left to about 14,500 wealthy private secretary, earls and other amateurs who never set foot in Lloyd's and hyphenated names of the Establishment Is mostly do not know about the policies they shaking Lloyd's to Its already troubled back. In exchange for profits they back founda tions. anglehandedly as far as he did. Lloyd's unquestioningly — in theory. In the The suit violates Lloyd's Rule No. 1, which long, blacks and Hispanics, t " ,,'Not content with having committed those acts of oo practice there are restrictions. has guided It since its 17th century beginnings and the underprivileged, lave been poor judgment, Congressman Kelly has held at poor Under Lloyd's rules, syn dicates cannot In a waterfront coffee house: the member forced tofight each other for the cnnbe cut least three press conferences, the subject matter away by the selfish few who control this always pays up write policies which bring in premium income totalling more than twice the capital kept of which was aired nationally,, sharing his poor nation." Rep. Mickey lelend, D.-Tew. But In the case of nearly $37 million worth of ava ilable to settle claims. The 44 members of jUdgment with the rest of the nation and making claims on property in New York's Bronx and Part of thou. "selfish few" have been some th e Sasse Syndicate charge this rule was peoplewonderabout the judgment of voters In the black Americans. 1y worry that the lnCanada,44membersofSdIcaie762 flatly violated and that Lloyd's knew it. . to Pay. refused growing number of Hispanics in the U.S 1tth Florida Congressional District. The siSt, being heard In Britain's High The 1871 act of parliament under which We think Congressman Kelly should resign. could result in an ,icsl$Ion of the black. Lloyd's violated June, contends that Lloyd's operates specifies that Insurance Court In already have erupted In Barring that, we urge the congressman to Ignore brown tensions that the act of parliament under which It is run, business can be transacted only In Lloyd's Miami, Los Angeles and New York. as an election Year. Ignored Its rules and funked Its responsibility. underwriting room. The Sasse suit charges The fear was worsened last year when a For Lloyd's the suit could not have come at Lloyd's treats this requirement as if It didn't quick series of news stUdes predicted that exist, a worse time, the "ØtV 'Owthg Hispanic population It faces the wnrsj ma, In Its histhry rn'pr Two-thirds of Lloyd's premium income of wuuuan overwhelm the black population mr cies in e United States than U t llutv, anrnsJ)y rtvnes trtim compu most nwercia r lea ng po and (,cone America's te si li th 211 . —a debacle which has enmeshed itlna tangle overseas, much of it from the United States, The sharp rebuke by foreign ministers of 35 of lawsuits and could cost It $350 million. Syndicates employ agents to issue policies doing so "It Isn't that black people Iàlamlc nations of the Soviet invasion f wefl,"me California politician said. "It's Just Lloyd's also Is in the throes of an internal which are binding on the syndicate. Afghanistan opens a fruitful opportunity for that we can't afford to have any other non- investigation questioning the way it does The Sasse lawsuit challenges this system, too, restoring eroded American Influence in the white group do better.", business. That question is fundamental to the that - - _ Ev radical supporting the resolutions. ting opinion of the whole Islamic , the resoIutIons could have a galvanic innoting the Russians j snce on the County has some extremely competent people at the helm. In addition to the county commissioners, who decided to go with a profit-making hospital group in the first place, there are three members of the county staff who deserve special plaudits. Nanwly, County Administrator Roger Neiswender, County Attorney Nikki Clayton and Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger. These three did an exemplary Job in in Nashville. Could George Bush? Let's think about George Bush In a Buffalo, N.Y., pizza parlor or a Detroit bowling alley. of Seminole County residents during the hospital looking after the Interests ... on MW rVort .• aid ____ __ " far concerns: Property taxes were cut tea 0i • ... ... .. . .-- --.-- • --. - — -•-•---- . a .-—"--a.---. ____. ..... .L',,-..—__.._._ -''-'-.. SS. -- Se... e.. -. .-— • . " F"WMX .11-1 Serving this hospital as a trustee has given me many hours of pleasure interrupted by moments of sheer panic because I cared. - ' Thank you for having served, Sophia M. Shoemaker Chairman , ,l, -1 1' ''j,' • . • 4'-. -'.—.'• - .- -- ,. -. . a,.#.— - ... .-- . 0 • __________ our and government It is past time for us to tighten our security to a war-time standard and severely punish anyone who breaks this silence whether it be a government official, the flCWS media or a private citizen. , ', k,'.t •. • Kennedy Plan Hurts In his "State of the Union" address. senator Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., advocated the immediate rationing of gasoline. Congress has approved a standby provisional plan that would ration gas at the rate of 40 gallons per month for each registered automobile. Florida's largest industry is tourism. Sixty percent of Florida's tourists come to our state by automobile. T1 Senator obviously has no cuii• slderatlon for Florida's economy, nor for t he length of our unemployment lines. Ed Blackburn Tallahassee Glass Story Shines Column Back Next Week On behalf of the Central Florida Depression Era Glass Club, I want to thank you for your coverage of the "Sanford, Florida ALL Glass Show," Tom Netsel did a wonderful Job of I)onna Estes' column, & "Parties Politics," will resume next Sunday on the Opinion PAGE. Stephen G. Balint Sr. Sanford •. . • ,' , '. ' . •.. - .• ".... . .' .• '" • '.) .9 ' . . ' 'r li ill I , . j • 14 ' • "' ' Negotiators for the county were (from left) County Attorney Nikki Cl ayton, County Administrator Roger Neiswender and Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger. Negotiating for the hospital Corporation of America was Director of Domestic Development Doug Lew (gc');' negotiations. On the financial end of things, Etchberger can be credited with Increasing the monetary value of the deal $2.4 million to the county's credit, The agreement calls for HCA to pay: — $5.2 million in cash to the county — $1.16 million (estimated) to clear the hospital's federal Hill-Burton obligation $500,000 for the old hospital building - and land if the county is unable to sell it The net value of these three items is $6.8 million. Negotiations started at $4.7 million for the three. The amounts increased partly because the Dec. 31 financial statement of the hospital, which is being used as the contract starting date, showed more cash . on hand and more accounts receivable (money owed to the hospital). But Etchberger convinced HCA to pay more the the accounts receivable on a percentage basis than they were at first willing to do. Obviously, this could not have been done If JICA's negotiating team had been uncooperative. But as a financial analyst, Etchberger knew where the extras could be found and how to ask for them, If not for Etchberger and Nelswender, the county may never have known what It lost, The duo reportedly attended a seminar of the Art and Technique of Negotiations before meeting with Doug Lewis, HCA's director of domestic development, and John Wade, HCA attorney, After the day-long session, Lewis commented that In all his experience negotiating contracts, he never en. couritereda team "so exceptionally well. informed." "They asked more varied questions on specific points than we have ever heard before," he said."I don't know any point 'they didn't cover." Regarding the proposed contract and lease, a 19-page single spaced document, Lewis said: "Roger knew all the paragraphs and how they relate to each other as well as . 01 _-___________ -___________ " 13 r' .,~ I' l l 1~ , ,.1.1 01 Ill_ ', Commentary John and I did." Although the negotiations were very amicable, Lewis commented later that the Seminole County side "drove a hard bargain." "They worked on us in shifts," Lewis said, somewhat jokingly. "One would leave to freshen up and then Come back with renewed vigor," But after asking some questions in the morning, Mrs. Clayton did return in the afternoon with some confounding questions for the HCA team, Just having left the complex Tanglewood negotiations and other county legal assign M,. grilled Lewis act.z i" ' formance standards, asked for assurances that the hospital corporation would perform as promised and questioned whether the contract provides adequate remedies if they do not. First, she demanded HCA be responsible for repairs to the leased building and that nothing be done to the current hospital that would make it difficult, financially or otherwise, for the , Discriminated Against? " an / I . ( I '• ' The Government Can Help', .1 _____ ' . passed. . 1 ••1 Civil rights for minorities which today include women and the aging are based pr imarily on the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Voting rights are guaranteed by the 15th and .i ,i___ 19th amendments. J --- ' '1 Many federal laws are also designed to I insure that all Americans are treated I..' equally in many important respects. 1' ') These measures Include the Civil Rights "i' Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of " the Age Discriminati on In Employment - j - ' ' ' 'IF . " ' " ' -; , ,. ,,, . "- , ', '." / (1 p ' second-year's saving, a company representative said tiw redistribution . . ' .' J . ., p.-. , . 'I ' . ji •' " ''-'' / 7f I. ' .1 " . or a Loan? If so, the federal government has the obligation and the resources to assist you W .. ______ ico — adopiorneform tie. whes their ,rvpidy 6206- 10W ' \ Y.____ ' of rent control or rent freeze, g hp COIiWner epor. ied Wells Fargo what It would do with the .l I. • ..L..i" national origin or physical handicap? Have you been treated unfairly when trying to vote, rent or buy a home, use public facilities, get a Job, an education . 7 $ J , j. 7 III I' , .' ' iJ4Z1i C L.N4_LiI '.' 0j/'. ' . . V' I " .', ,,....ft,. ,.. ." ,, j - a -- i _...,;l! IL_ — - —. -- - - Rights, Washington, D.C. 20400. The booklet, for instance, lists five, government agencies to write to if yota are treated unfairly by a bank, a savings and loan association, a credit union, a store or any other creditor. By law, you cannot be denied credit If you meet the creditor's requirements for financial responsi bility. You may believe that on wert You against when 'nLn , for Rehabilitation Act of em lo mont or job training. Act of gs and you im. are receivi' as a co. Be warned, however, that It is not worker in an Identical position. always illegal for people of different ages Also listed are government offices or sexes to be treated differently. Take mandatory retirement ages and where you can seek assistance If you mlnlznwn drinking ages, for example. have s uffered discrimination in UIf you believe you may have been a education, housing, law enforcement, of discrimina tion, request the free community-development programs, booklet "Getting Uncle Sam to Enforce health services, welfare, smaU-bualjws Your Civil Rights" from the Publications aid, transportation, access to public Division, U.S. Commission on Civil places or voting. - . 1 -:' At;.ZSW 7,u' .. ave you been discriminated against e of age, sex, religion, color, IONOMY T ', I .. .. H 1i11 ,,r .~ county to reassume control. LewL. agreed, after debate, to share In the cost of re pairs and that nothigextraord1nar would be done. As for the replacement hospital: "What assurance do we have," she asked, "that you will not turn into a' discount department store what starts &s a boutique?" "The contract," she said, "has au, absence of remedies if you should decide to treat us callously, as poor cousins out in the hustlngs." Lewis replied that there were adequate! remedies at law. Wade Insisted the county is getting. "better than an operating covenant" because of the option It is being given to repurchase the facility if it is dissatisfied for any reason. But despite the fact the questions' uu\ ie session, Lewis said he' came away impressed. "Seminole County Is very, very for-', tunate to have these three exceptionally'* qualified people in county government,"'* he said. "They rank with the top people of any groups we've come Into contact with, They're congenial, but they're well versed In their specialties. "They're super business people and. they're super human beings." S - .' covering the show. Unfortunately, Sanford people read the stories but not my ads. In other words, they are looking for a story about the show. i believe the sh ow is a beautiful thing' and want to share It with everyone who enjoys glass. Sara K. Myers Lake Monroe Diane Petryk must be a mind reader. In her "Around The Clock" column of Jan. 24, she expressed the same concerns I had when reading her previous article about junk food sold to students at school. To justify the sale of junk food because it raises money for athletic facilities Is leaning towards the absurb. However, it is typical of the thinking of many people when it comes to our educational system today. This type of thinking will continue as long as the public refuses to pay the full cost of good educational programs and coaches, administrators, teachers, students, and concerned parents have to go out and peddle candy, candles, etc., to raise money for such programs. My comments and opinions about the sale of junk food'on school campuses are my own and not the off ical position of any organization to which I belong, (Editor's note: Mr. Moore is interim executive director of the Seminole Education Association.) Bill Moore Sanford authorities had to blab it out and thereby jeopardize our good Canadian neighbors as well, as the other 50 hostages. Our government authorities' pride ran away from them like the pride of a 3-year-old with a new toy. It is about time that we should learn a lesson from our experience in Korea and Vietnam that we are not regarded as the world power that we once were or that we think that we are. Since we lost both wars in Korea and Vietnam, we lost our pride and respect in Southeast Asia, for those people respect only the winner. .. 11 ------------------------------------------------------' 70' hostages •; had been a one-only -snly effort. In one poll, 30 percent of the California voters asked had said they wan ted welfare reduced if Proposition 13 were _______ n • . '' •. boards of trustee. They have always tried to serve this community, sometimes with little or no appredation, il $7 bw Bit, accoedIn to an WWV*• t Itovemi and Taxation COue of the Ca1orsia AW"*Jy, homeowners weren't the biggest bomuldss'lu.. The aslj'sls covk"& most ,.nt to federal d stat. of lb. tases, Ibldi lii:1 L.cIss 1* dsdacp WI*luek d buslr . ., .' .. . - '.• The time has come and if we are not willing to sacrifice now, we sure will have to do it later. If we had mandatory wage and price controls two years ago, I am quite sure that our country would be in a much more stable condition and recession would not be run ning away with it. Let us 'not be fooled in thinking that we are getting ahead of the recession when we get 13 percent increase in social security and or pensions as our government is only reimbursing us from starting Jan. 1, with the increase starting July 1. We are always 12 to 16 months behind the 8-ball and will never SOPIIIA SHOEMAKER .she cared Owner.occupied residences netted only MW made some t about $1.7 billion. And about $2 billion wi.t IUIWIt Smile YOU. went to owners of commercial, Industrial The major factors that led to the and agricultural property. Another $857 million went to owners 01 overwhelming passage of the proposition were, of course, hardly surprising — a rental property. Although many California landlords rapid rise In property taxes due to large Increases In California property values, has promised to pau along torenters any and a growing disillusIonment with tax savings, many of the state's tenants were still hit with rent Increases after ji,ermnent. Owe passed, the proposition did ad- ProposItion 13. As a result, a number of of those major California cities — Including Los Angeles f .. itself to •' I '1 '.i- • "Proposition 13"— a voter-initiative that slashed property taxes by more than $7 billion — shocked political observers across the country. But It gave many California homeowners a sense of victory. Yet now, more than a year after the tax cut went Into effect, there's a question about who really benefited most In P3)CCt5 analyzed the Impact of Proposition 1 — in Fortunately, those citizens who believe in the free enterprise system, will have an opportunity to excise this "big brotherlsm" from the commission at the next election. Jim Crowe Sanford Junk Food Answer Poor catch up. On another crisis, in Iran we let our pride run away with us and we blabbed all our secrets and in the end had to pay very costly for it. Because of our lax security, we still have 50 hostages in Iran. Our good neighbors from Canada went out on a limb to help free six of our The passage of California's - , . . Following Proposition S -, .- , . entity. In short, It was a complex Issue. After sitting In on 10 hours of negotiations on these and other points, it became clear to me that Seminole - •l, .' On Jan, 28, Seminole County staff negotiated a contract with Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) representatives which provides for HCA to lease Seminole Memorial Hospital and build a replacement facility. The contract calls for HCA to assume assets presently toed in connection with the operation of the hospital and to repay the federal government for obligations the hospital incurred while a non-profit • , security is probably happy and elated to receive these cost of living increases, such as the proposed 13 percent Social Security increase set for July 1 and a proposed 15 percent increase in pensions. At this rate of deficit spending, how are we ever going to balance out budget? Herald Staff Writer Soviet System Viewed By CIA, Citizens ydam , —. escalating pension and or social S... By DIANE PETRYK To adailnistsr the 1$ level of consciousness. My reporter who waa also because policy has emphasized stability Douglas, Aiken surveyed the snow-starved Soviet Socialist R.psmlics, the cc'n'nwdat In Moscow, Silly Denton caught glimpses and continuity Moscow gives lip service to hills on his farm In tourist-hungry Vermont an apparatus so below lbs surface from individual__ Russians — czars have construeted the wisdom of promoting deserving younger and cracked: "I'm awfully sorry he's g e, ___ on Oil a bus, 1 student WhO she met lUlU It Is a young cwnbirsoin. and Impenetrable that officials, but insists on a 'proper' combination but maybe now he can help bring us some iuence the rgtaaistan. becominglngly impervious to spçwoached her in a bookstore, another who of 'a dor,"expenlenced cadres with YOW* snow." population of Soviet Central Asia for Kremlin cos" spoke to her privately In a park. droL workers." itlon. also provid, a favorable climate NEW HARRI&MENT: When Patricia Apparently lids has Canfld,d I Mudilt 'Its people get (tj of liii is 11* COi'C'lSIflh of f rIcan Initiatives to secure the region against I3me • yotilger party leaders. For the secret report HTTII took charge of the Department of standing in line for hours to buy fruit or tjI 'Health, Education and Welfare, she forbade further Soviet aggression. • as " adds: "There Is some evidence of eptables or meat when party officials get officials to talk to members of Congress among younger party officials, bored with tilS ut wittt all the waiting. veniapping fimetiom and rwsb clearance from her congressional Jictioss." ' 11% Soviet room has deteriorated to a Old ways' and restless at the lack of without liaison staff. Now she's gone even further. No BERRY'S WORLD The rude of 11M siLd.sb , Joke. lbs people are so me report claims that "generational HEW bureaucrat can most with a ___ of piIitsd friction" has been developing. "Much of the congressman tidies a ilalson office chaperon and poems. They don't officials, witose political apparatus is mat now wood came from a generation generally is present. Disgusted department officials superimposed over the goveremest believe what Ihels pn.ss tells better educated than Its elders and in a call theItiiaøi* staffers "bsby.sittens." AmuIa.UAinsnlca Is really 10 bid, why do -. lbs crim.d-'g s'-questioning m' the report points out. WATUI ON WASTE; GOvernment spew Y PsPl uhs" aift have produced a mase almost 10 "tj had imeen guilty of crimes. an4 ding Is one at the prime cg of innation. bayosd osol or eves ini*NiMv Jpdar President Imnld Bresimev, the mistakes, and Khnabchev was ousted for But the President's Council on Wage and _e: hi er"M sputen artys heM en the gi.iwnl has been "he.trainod schemes.' Where could they. Price Stability, which Is supposedly 'hung A_ 1(1 __ lau rs, the pntIe ly ,to the _______ iid. Vilth a ncTet analysis: "Ibe look for leadership?" the rest of us ho, t ala, dawn inilatlon, 1j3 pulllIc, the bsttelI' of W. government) 1tion between (puty Concludes the analysis: "Brethnev has hasn't listened t4) ft an mege of IN, r I andleath pawes has left piplaties is pened, and the party's opted moderation. The council has Just asked for IVLJ4 titian arid control has teadltknsl role of rvele. years. lbs next long-term party thief the biggest increase in travel expenses of any __ _ ________ ___ bseuutllnned.Thnguroim'nswldsas—tor may wsflbecodront.d with rising pressures federal agency tl to 1*0 psrc*nt In Its A peopl, hive become luisly epethetic ud inpla, 11*1 a pesty official sP'ould be' for change In the party, as well as In other biiIget request for next year, — 11101400111 live IUCOm*S4 to t nothIng-cbss- choem for mane expertise other than Soviet imtitutio&' $360,000. If The request is. AU Ii WI 10 lbs anywsy $) — have been quashed." 4OW4KMlO Former Sen. George Aiken, council's travel budget will have Increased a utbertUss, bet n fto am to psi' lbs c'emruw have also become more a-vt., who once proposed we get out of whopping 300 percent In just two years. J Vds ' pWrmt ud msellssod hills I g'id "Party omclale at all levels," Vietnam by simply declaring we had won the Footnote: If you have etamples of lbs $s.Ist .,Mt. lbu. .0 1 wadd ,00 dataIn1gece report, "have enjoyed war and going borne, hasn't lost his sense of government extravagance, write to Jack 0 'be a It 't lr,i ,,, the InOSJMJth security, not only because htinor In five years of retirement. Asked for Ander3csi's Watch Oil Waste, P.O. Box 2300, . 9S Yet bsassth dolly eontaruilty is another biiii requirements have been lifted but romment on the death of Justice William 0. WashIngton, D.C. 30013. A'rhNQ During 1979 our recession went over 13 percent and unemployment nearly B percent. how much longer can this continue? Anyone living on an .. Federal, State Taxes Up WAIING1)N shovel. HCA Nelaotiator Praises Tenacity Of Countv's Team JACK ANDERSON Liberation Organization joined such antii mmunlst coirntries as Saudi Arabia and Oman ' - I do not have anything but praise for our staff, administration, doctors and we Islamic world. The foreign ministers meeting in Islamabad, Pakistan, demanded the "Immediate and cornp1st." withdrawal of Soviet forces and suspended Agianistan's membership in the Islamic Conen Libya and the Palestine , I look forward to Hospital Corporation America coming to our community. Welcome them and would like for them to be comfortable with us. I feel they will do a good job. Now that Carter has stopped pretending to be St. Francis of Assisi, he could sweep the Wallace vote again, as he did in 1976. During the coming months, Carter can easily recycle his down-home country-music Baptist appeal. "Brouera,I tell you t)eretonight, that on atheistic Russia I have seen the light." a flat coumiry music stage i$o One has to wonder how much longer this is going to continue. Prices going up and up and running away and no one trying to control them. roud Record with no money. vote. . person the right to make his living in a chosen field. Next, we can expect the commission will require a certificate of competence of every laborer in the proper use of a shovel In the digging of ditches. This certificate would show that its holder knows the proper stance for using a Given the present big brother bent of the commission, with the possible exception of commissioners ( Sandra) Glenn and (Bob) Sturm, one com. missioner made the statement: "I do not want this (comprehensive land) plan monkeyed with." I should not have been surprised at the refusal to grant a Wage, Price Controls Would Slow Inflation concerned. It was not an easy task to vote yes or no on any issue. My concein was always for the patient and our people serving that patient. I watched Seminole Memorial being built. I helped move patients in and I worked here. I've been more than a board trustee — I've been a nurse here, a patient many times and a life long membe r of this community. % Seminole has comforted, healed, and served and now being retired. Our hospital has endured much. and 'mast pronounced Illness was old age and it cone time for retirement Florida. ______ . Islamic Opportunity one should be required to have experience to be a contractor. All very well that they be required to have an occupational license, but no one should be required to have any experience to exercise their rights to selfemployment, under the free enterprise system, perlence. Taking this observation back to RSS, they came to the conclusion that the commission was acting as the contractor's protective association, In that, under our free enterprise system, no I was appointed to the seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees In September, 1972. In those years I have never, known any board member to act hastily or make a decision that would not be beneficial to everyone directly By JEFFREY HART business because he smelled a rat. He has since a contractor's License. The reason was the person did not have enough ex- SMH Trustee: I Act v t es i 's B I Electoral of .. Commission Hurts Free Enterprise System County Richard Kelly " 5 1_il ' ,- r qay 14N W, " ..~T - �b $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - j Sunday, Feb. 10, 1900 Heavyweight Ideas telephone cumpany may not like it, but get rid of the extension phone at home." Mattson, director of the university's Lipid Research Center, said his findings are part of an ongoing, year-old research program Involving obese men at the university's Clinical Research Center, under a grant from the National Institutes of Health. Volunteers, who usually are referred to the program by their doctors, live at the center for a period of about two months in a COfl trolled environment In which each individual Is fed a daily diet of 1,000 calories while their physical activities are monitored, Mattson said goals of the project are two. fold: .} SPORTS I. ..f r u;! N lo Efficient Worker More Likely To Gain Weight SAN DIEGO (UP!) - Researchers say an efficient worker may rise to company executive, but he also stands a better chance of becoming overweight than his less productive co-workers, Dr. Fred H. Mattson of the University of California at San Diego said Wednesday an efficient worker spends less energy at his job, thus increasing his chances of gaining weight. But the worker's less-efficient counterpart burns more calories working around his . tasks, Mattson said. "If you are overweight and efficient at your job, I would suggest standing when you can, rather than sitting, using the stairway rather than the elevator," Mattson said, adding "the •t. j: H / ' —To find out what causes obesity, defined more efficient in their tasks than others who as people who weigh more than 10 percent are able to maintain normal body weight. above their Ideal weight. Tall, lean men tend to keep down their —To determine the effect of various weight because they are generally nutrients on the level and type of blood hyperactive, and thus perform less efficiently cholesterol In the body. in their jobs than do men who battle a con"There is a general misconception the stant weight problem, he said. reason an Individual Is overweight is because Mattson said If a person is interested In that person metabolizes food differently than losing weight, "it is well recognized that a does a person of normal weight," Mattson person can decrease the amount of food he eats or Increase physical activity." "Numerous studies have been carried out "But the element that has been largely under carefully controlled conditions that overlooked is that a person can achieve a show this Is not true." similar decrease in body weight by doing the Mattson said a major finding of his normal daily tasks in a less efficient man. research is that overweight men tend to be ner," Patriots ' 1 Bulldogs - father, Mr. and Mr. E.K. Rhodes, of Hastings, Fla.; four sisters, Mrs. Dalphine Youngblood of Sanford, Mrs. Doris AlkeneofOrlando, Mr.. Bertha Wells of Sanford, and Mrs. Betty Moran of Geneva. Funeral services will be at 'zt a.m. thuydal at Btisaiu Funeral Home with Rev. wus behold at 10m. Tuesday in the mIr.mRcw Funeral nome Chapel with Rev. Joe Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Gramnkow Funeral Home In charge of ' By —/ Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore (right) proclal the week of March 3-9 "Sanford Town Meetir week. Town meetings are being scheduled neighborhoods and with organizations through the city In March. The town meeting cone, envisioned by Dennis Jennings (left) of the stitute of Cultural Affairs, Orlando regional fice, provides an event for a community or organization to spend time together to look future hopes and dreams, to name the challer4 facing them and to decide actions that citiz ns themselves can take. . j1• 1 ' - 101 E. 25th Street I. ''There's no special feeling playing igainst the Trail Blazers since only two players are still with the team from my days there," said Walton. "That took a lot the gusto out of the game as far as I was concerned." Freeman Williams, playing in place of the disgruntled Free, scored 10 of his game-nigh 29 points in the fourth quarter to spark the victory for the Clippers. Hon Brewer paced the Blazers with 23 points and Jim Paxson added 21. Earlier in the day, the Trail Blazers HONOLULU i UPI) - Everyone corn. plalned about the heat but Andy Bean, who created a little of his own and now looks like the man to beat in the $325,000 Hawaiian Open. Friday, the temperature climbed close to the 90-degree mark, and Bean, a man who plays his best when it's hot, shot a Waialae Country Club course record-tying 63 to deadlock with George hums for the lead after two rounds. The forecast is For more hot weather today, which has to be bad news for everyone except Bean. "In weather like this," said Bean, "you can't play bad. I just love this weather. This is what I'm used to back home in Florida, but maybe some of these boys weren't ready for it." Burns, born and raised in New York but now living in Del Ray Beach, Fla., said the heat tired him. He shot it 69. "It came too quick, too soon," said Burns. Thursday, when It was a more moderate 75, MIAMI (UPI) — Jane Blalock credits a competitor's tip for the improved golf that gave her a five-stroke lead entering today's third round of the $100,000 Turnberry Isle Classic. The 35-year-old Blalock, starting her 12th season on the 1.PGA tour, set the women's scoring record on the south course at the -Turnberry Isle Country Club Friday with a career low of 6-under-par 66. She has 136 for two rounds and a healthy lead over Jerilyn Britz, the 1979 Women's Open champion, who carded 70 for a two-day total of 141. Tied for third at 142 were Kathy Postlewait, Joyce Kazmierski and JoAnn Washam. Postlewalt had 71, Kazmierskl and Washam 72 each. Blalock gives Jan Ferraris, another tour veteran and her house guest this week at - PHILLIPS, STEVE Funeral services for Steve Phillips, 31, of Geneva, who died Friday, will be of Ii am. Monday at BrIsson Funeral Horns with Rev. Avery Long officiating, Burial in Cemetery. 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PSPSII Office My. Burns shot a 65 to share the first-round lead with Leonard Thompson. The latter also wilted in the heat Friday, shooting a 76 that put him far back in the pack. After two rounds, Bean and Burns, two of the longest hitters on the PGA Tour, have scores of 10-under-par 134 and a one-stroke lead over Frank Conner. Conner shot 67 in the second round for 135 and was another stroke ahead of Don Pooley and Ed Sneed. Peter Ooterhias, John Schroeder, Larry Nelson, Artie McNickle, Chi Chi Rodriguez, [)on January and John Mahaffey were at 137, while Lee Trevino, Dave Eichelberger. Ben Crenshaw, Jay Haas, Mark Ley, Jim Nellord and Bobby Wadkins were at 138. Only four shots separated the first 19 players. Torn Watson and U.S. Open champ hale Irwin were in a group at 139 while Arnold Palmer was in a group at 141. The cut was set at 142, with 73 players making it. Among those who didn't were two-time defending Hawaiian champ Hubert Green and Phoenix Open winner Jeff Mitchell. 104 E. let St Financing Avahlahia Jvdy HVdeM. Ant. OMm Mr. Jill Msbs Ti111r Jamie Fklsr Tsliar Sanford's Lady Seminoles scored an easy win over Lake Brantley and the Lady Greyhounds of Lyman waltzed over Daytona Seaeeze Friday night to hIJight women's prep acUs around the Five Star Coflference. Sharon Littlufon ... the bank with the Independent Digeren....bank FDII - 6782000 AA P' -On 0 lik MONTREAL UP!) — Lawyera are studying strategy for an appeal against the conviction of former National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell on a charge of conspiring to give a Liberal senator $95,000 to use his Influence in a deal involving an airport duty-free shop. Campbell, 74, who gave up his 31-year NHL post In 1977, and an associate, Bahamas businessman Gordon Brown, 64, were found guilty Friday by an 11-member jury that deliberated 10 hours after a trinl three-week --The two men were ordered to appear Feb. 26 for a presentence hearing on the charge which' carries a OIyn .,ain.,i,, hi., UaU5IIIVL IA h..J U*V alb ino down in tears, Neither Campbell nor Brown spoke to reporters. Defense attorney Harvey lIE. SuperSonics 109, 76crs 91 (us Williams scored 22 points to lead live Seattle players in double figures for the Sonics' fourth straight win. Julius Ering led the 76ers with 29 points, ('cIties 130, Pacers 108 Cedric Maxwell axwell scored 22 points and Nate Archibald added 18 to lead Boston in its rout of Indiana. The Celtics ran off 43 points ill the second I)eri(x1 Lakers 125. Nets 120 z. WL lU UiIVViJIK*I UI utIF1r victory, senior sensation Maria Smith poured in a game high 30 points to help Lyman to 70-52 win over the Lady Sandcrabs. The win Improved Lyman to 94 on the season and 64 in conference play. Seminole improved to 114 with its victory. R bin Riggins led a I.AKEBRANTLEY( II): batl)wed Seminole attack to e the Tribe 46-18 win Forge 1, Foss 11, Patrick 2, over Lake Brantley. Higgins RuatII 2, Kaperulck M01 while Rebecca Fois Sullivan 2. Totals: 741411. aIsejatalled 11 for the Losers SANFORD (41): Davis 2, W4 the Lady Greyhound Melliol, Yssrshawl, Hardie ,.. . -, - Oil ' By JOE DL.SANTIS lIt'rald Sports Editor It wasn't pretty, but it was exciting. It wasn't artistic, but it was close. It wasn't a masterpiece, but it was a Lake Howell's sky-high Silver Hawk:; caw' close, very close to knocking off Bill l'aynt''s fifth-ranked Fighting Senilnoles l"rida night in it Five Star Conference battle, but a big third quarter cushion enabled the 23-I 'l'ribe to hang on for it 74-68 win and escape with its own scalp still intact. "They do that every time we play them. They get sky high for us," conunented a relieved and somewhat unsatisfied Seniinolt' coach Bill Payne afterwards, "I would have to say that this was the worst team effort we've had all year. We had a lot of people doing it lot of things wrong out there. " "While the Seminoles were doing things wrong, Greg Robinson's Hawks were doing just about everything right in the first half. The teams were knotted up at 18-all after a sizzling first quarter. Guard Glen Stambaugh and forward Bruce Mccray carried the weight for Seminole in period number one with six points each while a sizzling Reggie Barnes pwiiped in 10 first quarter points in a one-man shooting exhibition. The Seminoles and Silver Hawks uitaintamed the close battle through the first four minutes of the second period before a pair of jumpers by senior Lake Howell forward Claude McKnight pushed the Silver Hawks to a tight 28-24 lead, Payne called for the patented Tribe full court press once again, and once again it proved effective. David Thomas made good on two trips to the charity stripe, Stambaugh canned another Jumper and added a free throw and Shun Thomas connected on two foul shots as the Seminoles found themselves back on top, 30-28, with a minute and a half left before intermission. The Seminoles stretched the halftime lead to 34-30 and headed for the locker room for a rest as Reggie Butler smashed a Bruce Brightman shot Into the stands to end the first half battle. In customary fashion, the third quarter belonged to Seminole, and that surge after halftime provided the winning cushion and Tni', - vi('tIO'v I';lt(t1rIIlot to ;:I;;;':ibn, gum '.viU, Uas he hail itont In the lit'i hail, c.111 1 ,41 ml his Silver I Ia'.'. k: ii, sltt', Jftj&. .":: If J '- 44 - - - - " • - "• -- - Barnes shoots over Seminole's Stambaugh c:w 1., .... "a . . - -"4 - ,- • ' Si " ' -. .' ' ' •' - - 5trilte.5 Sure we ran t itlt tItimi in tin' uir'.t Ita f' 'xplaiiitd l(i'Inii,,ri. But wert' mi'i a mu . nil gOII teauui, wi' had ti s)u'.'. ilii'.'.ti a Ittt!i While the llai'.' ks vote slitwini' down lImit' Mc('r;us- v.as pit-king lip steam after il!!;rutlw bait-li e;irl. '.'. Oh ttir,'t' lii st lt;tti Fr somials. 'jut' senior hit t'. aid pumped ut 12 points in tile thudI ieried, offsetting I I': Barnes, tight IN1111t show, to help the ti outscore kaki' I I'".'..'ll 21-Itt in tIn' stan Mc( 'ray kept up his hot hanit in tin r!rt three uiiinutt-s id Itt,' final iwriii'I with more inside ilitojis lit it.'Ij) Si'titiii,tio iiiili' Ili point lead bt'loi'&' Lake I fi,'.'.,'hI tauin' r'". o hack into the contest The Silver ha'.% ks applied a full mutt JIrOSS of their own. ('iluiling up ". ith live steals Larry M uney canned it trio of long jumpers fromui the top of the key and Lake ho'.'. ell biund itself right baik in the thick iif things, cuttitin an 11 point Sem i nole had to six '.'. Oh a, muhuiute - - • - - - to go. St'niinolt' traded hoops with the I hawks to itlaiuithimi the edge and preserve the six point will. "We've been playing with noire intensity lately," Uolnnsomt c'iiupl unemu ted u: hi s squad's efforts "But we mould have dora' at little better job on our lotte ik'ft'uise. We got hurt by their big inert on the baseline while were it) the zone." "We certainly didn't look like the nuiiuber five team tonight.'' observed Pay tie, ''tInt don't take anything at all away from l.akt' howell. They always give us fits. I just hope we (10ti't have to play ille ill iii the district t0UI'fl4ifflC,lt." - SANFORD(74 1: Me('ray 30, Stambaugli 15, H. Thomas 9, Whitney 7, Huller 10. S. Thomas 3. White 0, Grace 0. Totals: 30 14-26 74. LAKE HOWELL 168i: Barnes 25, Brightman 0, ('oinay 9, McKnight 10, Jani1-. 10, Minvey 10, Scott?, t.as-t,,,iO. Totals: 29 1I.L 1768. Halftime: Sanlord 34, Lake Uosell 30, Team fouls: Sanford 18, Lake hIoncIt jt, Fouled out: Comistay. JV Score: Sanford 53, Lake Iltiitell 52. lW i' h Trib e Survives Hawks 5WiUII I,BeUI, Cooper 4Rlggins 11. Totals: 914541. lhaUtJwe Siord 25, l.ak, Brantley 1; Fouls: Lake Brnstley 15; Sanford 1$. QMAN(71): htSmftb9, J. Smith 4, Ferriun ii, While 4, Bereshelm 7, Page 5, Senumo 4, Totals: 25142471. DAYTONA SEA BREEZE II): Brown 24, Kimble , Andersoul, Hawkins I, Wolfe 0. Totals: 23111 R Halftime Lyman 35, DalaumSeabreeze2l: Fou ls: IS, Lyman Daytona S,slwtqpi. , Faded 08L. &owu. I'Iiofos Lake Howell's high scoring Forward Reggie Barnes looks illside agailist l{cggit 11111 In' a five-Year lease extension for the duty-free Sky Shops Export Ltd. at Dorval Airport. S - Kilig'. to;. ',% ;irrii,r'. 1011 '.ri t and u.nit' a ki stiti iii hr nit hum: kit-is C it'. mi'po irig :.i . - Yarosky said he would begin Immediately to look Into prospects for an appeal. And Mrs. Campbell said, "I'm sure they'll appeal. It's not over yet, but I don't know how much more they can stand." The jury convicted Campbell and Brown of two consplracy counts but Superior Court Justice Melvin Rothman ordered a guilty verdict be recorded only on the first of the charges. The first count accused the two of conspiring to give Giguere a $96,000 "benefit" .._.,. ' ,, - 1 Vi'.iiirit,'ti %%Ith 2.1 lt'•hth 105. Ia'. ;iIint lOt ( alvin \liirph'. t(rl 2 wu a ir' titro'.'. v, Ott I iititt ritut unit I Itustiri' viitiir'. o'. vi I ic i Mike \Iitt h,dI at i1 4 r 1r6uWe l,.a Kureeni Abdul-.labtx,r and .Iatit;i;d Wilkes combined hit 59 fints to spark Los Angeles. Mike Newlin was thi game's tugli Scorer with 40 points. Suns 113, Bulls 109 Iteserve guard Mike ltrati stored 1t itt his season-high 20 points in the lourtit period to rally Phoenix to its third straight win and drop Chicago Chicagoto cag it.'. seventh straight loss. Butts 115, Bullets 90 Junior llridg'iiiaii scored 23 points ant Bob Lanier added 18 in his second ganti 44 nearly flawless round. "We've been working on my setup," Blalock said. "I was crouching too much. Today, I stood taller at address and I was able to get more leg action. I was hitting my drives 10-15 yards farther. It was like I was a dif. ferent person out there." Blalock didn't miss a fairway and only one green. She used only 29 putts in bettering her career-best score by one stroke. It also was two shots better than the low score recorded here l ast year — the first time the tournament was played at Turnberry - by Pat Bradley and Alice Miller. The Field was trimmed to those who made 152 or less after Friday's round. Nancy Lopez Mellon, the LPGA's player of the year the past two seasons, had her best score of the young campaign, a 3-under-par traded Blalock by 10 strokes. maximum penalty of five years' imprisonment. The verdict contrasted sharply with the 1978 acquittal of Liberal Senator Louis Giguere on conspiracy charges stemming from the same transaction, Campbell, an attorney who was a prosecutor for Canada at the Nuremberg war crimes trials, bowed his head but showed no emotion at the jury's decision. His wife, Phyllis, gasped in shock, "Oh, my God!" Campbell walked across the courtroom and It I s s e d her con- Kansas (it outscored (;olden State, 107- Lady Seminoles, Greyhounds Win Of earn 1011.251k Rrut, S.fvd fls,Ns 32771 urnlhne were involved in two trades. They acquired rookie forward Calvin Natt from New Jersey in exchange for forward Maurice Lucas and two first-round draft picks aixi also sold guard Lionel Hollins to Philadelphia. In other games, Seattle defeated Philadelphia. 109-94. Boston routed Indiana, 130-108, lAs Angeles got past New Jersey, 125-120. in overtime. Phoenix stopped Chicago, 113-109, Milwaukee trounced Washington. 115-90, Houston edged Cleveland, 105-104, and Blalock Grabs 5 Stroke Edge ' $5000 to $150.00 More Troubles Bean, Burns Deadlocked ergements. MWA One-On-One 'Pisto l ' Scores Just 2 In Celtic Debut of Hockey Boss Campbell in MMD IIflY AM iis OMWIMM" 011 Yellow Jackets Page 3B United Press International While Lloyd Free was making himself scarce, Bill Walton was busy filling the void. Free became the second NBA superstar to demand a new contract in the last week and to emphasize the point, he sat out Friday night's 118-104 victory by SaII Diego over Portland. Walton played I5 minutes and scored 13 points against the team he led to a championship three years ago. F of seminole \ Russia Go Paqe 2I of Sanford's Newest Bank... tropic bank lii!jr — ORANDMAISON, HENRY J. Funeral services for Mr. Henry J. Grandms%son, fl. p3 Country Club Drive, who died Friday, Edges Page 28 AREA DEATHS STEVE PHILLIPS Mr. Steve Phillips, 31, of Geneva, died Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. iie was oorn in sanrora and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Geneva. He was a Vietnam veteran. He was a heavy-equipment operator. He is survived by two sons, C.W. and Charlie, both Of Geneva; mother and step- U.S., Crush 8. Legislator Champions Fat People's Rights ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UP!) — wants to do something to 260 pounds spread about his 5- people in employment, his present weight of 260, also Currently, a person without A Maryland legislator says it lighten the load, so to speak. foot-8 frame, claims fat education and a variety of is upset at the promises made special training can operate Isn't easy being fat — and he Raymond Dypski, who has people have to pay double for consumer areas, ranging by some weight-reduction as a weight-loss expert clothesthey don't even like, from the cost of clothes and plans. without any guarantee his are plied with worthless diet life Insurance premiums to 'q want to try to get these procedure Is safe or effective. plans and have trouble getting advertising for unproven diet companies and these "They're being promised jobs or are relegated to weight reduction programs. expert people who tell you instant weight loss — 'Take Avery Long officiating. Burial behind-the-scenes positions. SAMUEL L. MINOR Dypski said he has always how to lose weight and don't our magic slender potion," Mr. Samuel L. Minor, of will be in Geneva Cemetery. A state study commissioned had trouble buying a car, have documented proof," said David H. Tucker, who I Geneva, died early Saturday In lieu of flowers, make last year at Dypski's urging 'The salesman has to shove Dypski said. "They're like directed the study. "The morning at Orange Memorial contributions to the welfare of found evidence to back his me In behind the wheel and snake oil salesmen in the Old average American dieter goes Medical Center In Orlando. his two children, in care of contentions. So Dypksi is once I'm in I can't get out," West." on 2.3 diets a year. Obviously, He was a native ofOklahoma. Mrs. Dalphlne Youngblood. drafting a bill this year to said Dypski, who lives In i yougoonmorethanone diet He lived In Geneva 18 years Brisson Funeral Home is in make discrimination against Baltimore. "I ask the The Maryland study said a year, fat people illegal and to salesman if he comes with the the weight-loss Industry, with work." the first one didn't after moving there from charge of arrangements. regulate the weight-reducing, car because without him, I an estimated annual gross of Titusville. Mr. Minor was a HENRY J. GRANDMAISON aid industry, can't get out." $15 billion, should be required veteran of World War II and a The fat also have problems The study found Dypski, who dropped from to advertise Its success, with seating and access, construction electrician. He Mr. Henry J. Grandmaison, was a member of the First 77, 113 Country Club Drive, discrimination against fat about 3lO pounds a year ago to failure or attrition rates. Tucker said. Christian Church, National died Friday at Seminole Council of Senior Citizens, Memorial Hospital. He was a ," . ,-, * #•,_ l. ,'#_ VFW Post 3851 of Carnie, Ill., native of Elvite, Canada, and American Legion Post No.1 of lived In Sanford for the past Titusville, Disabled American eight years, moving here Veterans Post No. 38 of from Miami. He was a retired Titusville, Moose Lodge 1962 cook and was a mason. -. of Titusville, and the Inter. Survivors include his wife, national Brotherhood of Mrs. Maragaret GrandElectrical Workers Union malson of Sanford; two 1002, of Tulsa, Okla. He is sisters, Mrs. Cecile Belanger survived by his wife, Mrs. and Miss Madaline GrandEdith K. Minor, of Geneva; a malson, both of Montreal, sister, Mrs. Katherine Canada; and one brother, Glampaoli, of Culver City, Rosalre Grandmaison, of Calif.; and a brother, Louis T. Seventis, Canada. Gramkow Minor, of - Carney, Ill. Funeral Home In charge of Gramkow Funeral Home In arrangements. charge of arrangements. No services are to be held. Funeral Notices Oviedo 1. �.*. .. 215—Eufflg Herald 41t Sanford , Fl. JI 1. Hays, Dershimer Decker Smashes NEW YORK (UPI) — It was the capacity Madison Square Garden crowd that first gave Mary Decker the idea that she was doing something very special. "When I heard the crowd with three laps to go, I knew something was up," Decker said Friday night after destroying the women's world indoor record for 1500 meters at the record-filled 73rd annual Wanamaker Millrore Games. "I was determined to give it everything I had at the end. I'm not tired. I could have gone another couple of la ps at full speed." The 21-year-old Decker broke fast from the start and it became apparent to the sellout crowd of 18,310 at a very early stage that a record was a bout to be set. After running a :60.3 first quarter, she finished in 4:00.8, 2.2 seconds better than Natalia Maracescu's world mark and nine seconds ahead of Francie Larrieu's American record, "I heard the crowd (which was on its feet almost throughout) all the way and I loved it. It helped," she added; Her first-quarter time Friday night was better than the one clocked in the men's mile, won by Ireland's Eamonn Coghlan. Decker was rewarded for her effort by being selected as the first meet's top performer — the first time in years the award has gone to a woman. Decker's incredible run overshadowed an earlier world record — set by Ohio State senior Stephanie Hightower In the women's 60-yard hurdles — and several other American and meet records as the women dominated the "domestic" meet, The 21-year-old Hightower won her second head-to. head duel with Candy Young by bettering Young's world record set last year with a time of 7.47. The pair ran 1-2 all the way and Young, the 17-year-old Beaver Falls, Pa., high school student, also beat her previous record time by clocking 7.48. "I Just wanted to run a good race," said Hightower. "I was not aiming at a world record but I did want to beat her." High jumper Joni Huntley and Gwen Gardner also set women's American Indoor records. Huntley broke her own record by clearing 84 and Gardner, finishing tied in the two-section 400-yard run with June Griffith, established her record of :53.31. Griffith is a native of Guyana and is therefore ineligible for an American record, Late in the evening, Suleiman Nyambui set an American Indoor record in the men's 5,000 meters by clocking of 13:39.2. Three-time Olympian Madeline Manning, Peter Lemashon, Bert Cameron, Chris Person and Tony Darden also set meet records, The 32-year-old Manning, a 1968 gold medal winner, won the women's 800 yards with a time of 2:05.6; Lemashon, of the University of Texas-El Paso, covered Key Pat!s Past DeLan4 By SAM COOK said the Ohio transfer. "They're on their around," an exuberant Peterson said Herald Sports Writer feet all the time. When you're on the about the Pats fifth straight solid effort. Lake Brantley's Patriots had Just court and you hear and see them 100 "Our crowd was a big help too. It's tough presented Coach Bob Peterson With their percent behind you, It motivates you." to come out and support a team that has first Five Star Conference victory after Bulldog boss Art Parissi also con- won only four games, but they do it." 10 unsuccessful attempts by crushing firmed that the bench and the spirit had a Peterson also poin ted to an excellent DeLand rebounding Job by his big men. "(Tom) The likeable coach was throwing acMoths and (Jeff) Sevor were bears on the colades about a happy locker room of W.ve got the most boards." Patriots who have won three of their last four ballgames after a horredous i-lB b.autlful people In the Both Moths and Sevor collected 11 start. The Pats are now 449. rebounds wi th about half of each one, 11 Looking down the stat sheet it would coming on the offensive boards. Sevor world c h have been easy to heap praise on several dropped in 13 points and Moths added 12 of the Big Red. along wi th th eir board work. —Brantley Slick senior guard Gary IlaYs popped "We don't have the aircraft carrier In 20 points including eight in a row in ta ( ll center) like Al McGuire," pointed Bob Peterson last two minutes of the first half to bolt cut Peterson. "But for 6-2 they both do a Brantley up 44-37 at intermission. helluva Job." Sidekick guard Doug Dershimer lot to do with the outcome. dropped in 20 points of his own. Six of IIn n the evenings's lidlifter Willie wanted it more than we did," those points were sandwiched be tween lamented Parissi. "Our kids come In Richardson's junior varsity romped to its big buckets and Andy "Jumper" Luce here and see they're 3-19. They play a ninth straight win as Lake Brantley and John "Ice Man" Hobbs which blew figure its over." knocked off DeLand 81-67 open the game 60.48 with three minutes good first quarter and left in the fourth quarter. The court-ely 64 guard Jay Poag tallied 22 points for Which DeLand did, jumping to a 24-15 senior also baffled the Bulldogs with five first quarter edge on the strength of some the young Pats, who are now 14-4. Bill assists. , nIfty 12-20 field goal shooting. The Dogs' Powers with 14 points, Tim Heath with 13 Peterson however, threw his bouquets 6-2 leaper Darrel DeShazier paced the and Fred Baber with 12 paced the In a different direction, sideways down outburst with eight points. DeShazier balanced attack. his bench, finished with 23 points. The Patriots got the talent, depth and play "We've got the most beautiful people in meanwhile, were slogging along at a 6-18 as"We've a team," said Poag, who was a star the world on our bench," beamed clip, but picked up markedly in the performer on Lyman's undefeated fresh. Peterson, who was not talking about second frame, man team before moving into the Lake physical qualities. "U we had Second Brantley district last year. class people we wouldn't get the support Lake Brantley ran off 15 points to DeLand (85 union 16, DeShazier 23, we need." DeLand's two and went ahead for Alter a statement like that one would 34-32 on a steal by Luce, who good Ross 6, Ramsey 9, Thomas 2, Brown 4, think the bench contributed 50 points to Derahimer down court for a layup.found Ferguson 2, McGee 3. Totals 29-745. Lake Brantley (84) Dershlmer20, Hays the Patriot win. In actuality they scored In the decisive second quarter the Pats 20, Sevor 13, Moths 12, Knight 4, Laughlin 15 points, but it was the support which pumped in 11-16 shots, while DeLand 6 , McGarvey 2, Lace 5, Hobbs 2, Sat. Peterson was emphasizing to which Hays could only manage 5-15. Hays had a te ri le ld 0. Totals 32-20-84. agreed. spectacular first half with 16 points. DeLand 2416 12-65 "me bench is the key to our spirit," "Maybe we're finally turning L Lake Brantley 15 29 13 20-44 1 ~ IIIII 11~ l~ ~ ~ ~I I I I I I 1 1 ~ Kessinger, Murphy Pace Li'9ons Over Yelli~~~~:1)w J11111111cliketsI on our ben 11 1 tt ' , ) ,i) •?' * / ' . lqw another 14 points from senior guard Sam Lemon. Jerry Loudon 445; Gordon La mb iu, Olive Westray 4$: winnie Once again the ugly head of the'W0 school transfer problem $tanngs: Crafts. High Gias : ____ ____ YOU ARE ENTITLED... 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West 21 10 .452 13 Portland Pevr*Rsce-1.l4Ds ea This seems to be a good rule. Possibly the same could be enacted for inter-count y transfers on the high school level. Anyway this whole sham:: came to a head when a candid former Lake howell athlete Billy Giovanetti went on record as saying "I didn't like (lie football program at Lake Howell and I thought I'd have it better chance For a scholarship somewhere else. " Giovanetti transferred to Lyman under the guise of a Business Administration course, lie had a good season at Lynn::: anti is now an outstanding linebacker for the Unlversity of Central Florida. Although Giovanetti might m heat from people for ight take some his courageous betrayal, he should be commended for finally exposing the "athletic transfer" for the far cethat It is. And what about the Business Administration course he took? "hey I'm taking a business course at school right now," the personable Glovunetti said. "I'm also considering ma joring in business," It would be tough: to paint a more ironic ending to a story than that. [M'CEP Plttsbgh at Chicago, aft. Southwest 40 17 .703 • 1 37 It .441 3½ N. Yes St. 75, U.S. Intl 17 Sin 011g. 24) 44l.Ii Time 31 0. Shop Adams Division LT Buffalo 34 $4 6 74 Boston 37 14 7 7$ Minnesota 23 1710 34 Quebec 20 24 5 40 Toronto 21 27 4 46 Friday's Results Cob. 4, Hartford 4, tIe Washington 6, Winnipeg Atlanta 4, Edmonton 2 Saturdays Games Chicago it Boston, aft. Quebec at NY islanders PhiladelphIa at Detroit Vancouver Montreal Minnesota at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Toronto Buffalo at St. Louis Sundays Games Whit$wateq SI Superior 77 41 14 .715 - 730 340 Ssatie 401 Fire Khaki o Los Aug Q(8-4)aI.aI:P(4-1)441.7$gT(4. Phoenix United States COUPON FANNY SYKE DIPAITMENT I do not own cm.tsry property Augustana 73, Carthegelo W I. PcI. 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LouIs 11, Qulncy 43 Pacific DIVI5ISI, ThIrd Race-1.11,Ms PARK. oriaslzatis.s, ff155 federal benefits due you as a Veteran are in no way Ashland 101, SIenna Heights 54 Wshngtn 31 .424 IS 23 34 .104 20 New JiesI Central DivisIon W L Pd. •s Atlanta u .50 — San Anton 75 3$ ,$7 3 Dog Racing ThsrsseaneetImatsdu.smWlonsorvivIMvnt.rans.ftNs,nfry,s A. an honorably dISChIIgid veteran, retfredg or still on sc$Ive.du$y member of the The principals have stowed being "nice guy" and are inforcing the rule. Then the problem be with the rule. When an athlete transfers from one major college to another in men's sports, he must sit out One year before he is eligible. N. MON., TUES., WED. SCOREBOARD SANPORD.ORLANOO FRIDAY NISNT RISULTI First Racs-I-14Cm 500'slrishReb 14.40 10.40 3.40 Houston 4 Connally 1.20 5.40 Indiana 2.40 Clev*lnd l Monet" Angel 172,45: Detroit All who wore dlschar,sd Niiably are foCfIflICahiyliglblo for a final restingd Peace time service. place in a National 11111111IC" available as of the and of l'fl. However, we 410 Pbs"d Is 11011611`111 y0v ftl a VETERANS CARDEN IS being developed In the SANFORD area, for VETERANS and THEIR FAMILIES AT OAKLAWN MEMORIAL exercising the loophole, F— - - - — - — — — - — — — - — — — — — — - — - — - — ,% 11 * So, where does tile problem lie. The student's parents want for their kid. You can't really blame them for soinetidng better course. When he was asked whether he would have still made tile move if he would have been impeded from playing basketball Stambaugh replied, "My Future is :iiore important than basketball. I still would have come here." Stambaugh Is an intelligent and pleasant young man, who carries it 4.0 average and seems very level-headed. Earlier in the summer however, Stambaugh confided to "If a young man's unhaopv at niv school. I usually lethim Herald Sports correspondent Benton Wood, that he was go." said Lake Howell Principal Richard Evans, who has disenchanted with the Lyman program, probably been more benevolent than necessary as the Silver Regardless of Stambaugh's motive, the bottom line is that he Hawks have watched many athletes depart their halls, submitted his transfer before the July 1 deadline and Henley All of that stopped this year however, when Sanford Prinmove justified. cipsi Dan Reynolds courageously threw up the roadblock on judged the Considering the young man is a straight "A" student a two uni — Harold Daniels and Sylvester Wynn — who person could give him the benefit of the doubt, although Tom wanted to take a ninth grade shop class at Lake Howell. Both Lawrence wasn't too happy losing his best ballplayer. were members of the Seminole junior varsity basketball team In the Daniels-Wynn case though, the subsequent appeal by last year. Gene Green (Lake Howell to Lyman), both were filed after tile According to some team members the word Is that Wynn July 1 deadline. and Daniels feared for their playing time when a talented For some reason the school board waived the two-year old guard, Glenn Stambaugh transferred from Lyman to rule and allowed the students logo. Evans has now thrown up it Samliio3e, stop sign denying Green the right to play baseball for the Stambaugh claims that he transferred to Seminole to take a Greyhounds. Next the student-athlete scours the curriculum guide for a course at that school which is NOT offered at his school. This course will provide the student with a better atmosphere. Academically of course, After finding the course, let's say Business Administration,' the student-athlete informs the school board of his Intent to transfer for academic reasons. GROUND BURIAL PROPERTY sit, Spoilers j. Dorilne __ -, Only the principals were not laughing. And justifiably so. The principal is the man on the spot. He must determine whether the transfer's intentions are honorable or not. Until this year a transfer had been no problem. If the principal were to hedge a little, thinking "Little Johnny" might have a football helmet In mind, instead of a textbook, the parents would just exert a little pressure and the principal would relent, He decides that another school might better suit his athletic er, academic interests, After making contact with the coach of his choice, which Lyman Principal Carlton Henley says can furnish the Young man with curriculum guide, but cannot discuss athletics, the student-athlete gets down to work, WHO HAVE HONORABLY SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN TIME OF WAR OR PEACE. IF YOU DO NOT OWN, NOR HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED Rebels, Young at Heart; Bucks & Does: Spencer 463, Phil Augusto 141; Iflrrington 1 RIh $aunler Lighty 445, Wilkins $75, Anna Coleman Bare Hares: Leprechauns, Super, 41, _ Converted Splits: Lillian Fold 2. 1, Alice Oliam $73, Folly Four Diamonds, C.Z Marks, 74; Re Patrick 4.7•1O; Danny iIlior 170. Gitors: Gems, Dozen: Lucky Wrlkes; Ni. Daniels 5.7.51 Hazel •ç 5,* High Series: Mae Wilkins 451, BaIls, Double Orange Ruth FOOte 34; Ted Foote 2.7: Anna Coleman 172. ElaIne g$ç Yankees; Ringers; hay Bernard Brown 2.7; Adrian Ross 3. Kostival 100. io, Louise Wnton 3.10, Harold ConVened Splits: Mary PUgh 3Haclsed. Nines, Strikers. Fox 3.10, Ma l e Pithoud ?.10; 37. Basis Burkart 3.10. High Games: Jim Arroyo 214; Ruth Winter 3'lO: Bill Morris 410. OthorHlghilghts: Qulenotwosk Ted bowler. Good luck, Joetta! Puckett $W.150: Ralph Winnie Payne. High Series: Mary Doll Hardy . Orme 15$, Ted Foot, 15$, Joe Bow) America Sanford was 534: Donna LePore 524; lUcks LADIES LEAGUE Welckli3.105: isbAuge 141, Andy also admirably represented in Rivers 30$: Olive Stump (i0Nancy Av) Standings: 11W Market, Patrick 1$7.103.112, liii Sdoft the adult Pro-Am by Kathy 423: Lois Smith 49; Linda Lewis Sambo's, Dick's Appliance, 103: Adam RNfllr 1.4: 41*. WillIam's Cl, BonIto Boats, Isrdsnaro 1$: Hawy Mueller Show and Diane j)efl lInaso 10 Shelby Fore 155 Converted Splits: kitty West S. Downer Land ChIming, Nice Day 175: Verne FOul 1751 Bernard Kathy bowled over 100 10, Mary Tucker 5-10 Coin Laundry. Brown 17$, Sam Kaminsky 17$: scratch and her total Other Highlights: LoisSmlffi3ln High Games: Dotty Palmer ill, Lulls AdUflgt.n 174; Barbara With the Pros combined for a a row — Mary 0.11 Hardy $ in a Abby McCaslln 110, Glynis knisel 171: Frances Olson 1$; row, Queen of the Week — Merit Mahnken 170, Folly Bungses 175; Eulah Olfhaus 144: Lucille total of 14O. Kathy won Reese +,2 Mabel Voge133,Charlotte asadn Thatcher $45, Betty Galbraith IN; In for her efforts The 13$; Kathy Cooper 152, 151, Evelyn Gladys Gri.wwman 143, WinnIe DoMaHlo 1 Eve ROW* 144.177 HI "WHIRS N week prior to the tournament IPincir 143; Gerry L lssnring W. High Series: Dotty Palmer 401 Standings: Lake Mary pub, High Series: Andy Patrick; Ted Kathy and her husband Flagship lank, Lucky's Canvas, Glynis Mahnken 4401 Carolyn Puckett 11$; Joe Welck 113: Bob PdpstId in ,a roll-off at Crab House, Itinhtrom Rally, Sam 4U Kathy Coer 415; lvi Age Si; Jim Arroyo 455, Ralph Bowl America Sanford, trying Dellons Sanitation, WOTM 1, Tops Rogero 455, Glewy Gaudreau 415 GfSsffi$ 451; Senwrd Brown 47$: Convertid Splits: Anna Kanavel Hinryuueftir 473: fill IdISIS 472 A*1InØL WOTM 2, Sanford to win a fros 41$fry i ft 1 3.10, Dotty Irenem 1-74 Cindy Ted Feshe 472; JOhn Makowski Heating Pro-Am. Her husband won the High Games: Wanda Hubbard Vogel 1410, Mabel Vogel 43-7, 472, Sam KamIneky 4151 Adam RfttIIngsr 447: Prances Olsen 441; fm enJjy, and then decided 174, Verna Dickens 141, y Helen Harrison •.,, 34$ Doyle 1-10. . LlIhls Mling$sn 153: lutel, 41. to psy and enter Kathy so y 410011144, Ida Baker 144, Phyllis Gladys ° NighiIghts* Turbs Kathy "W" 445; WiAnle Spencer 443, Molt 113.14$, Carol CoIwell 144, could both bowl with the Prog. Ann Converted Salts: Adsm all. Curtis lU, Ruth $m1th13$,1O5 Cooper, Star it Wish, Dotty Ironson +i tihs, 141$: Rudy Weotray 1.1. Good decisiOn! U'--- and bw me. 1i GVdUI Lelssving 74: Carshe SALLI CHAIN pro partners bowled a 133$ High Series: Carol CoIwell 47, StandIngs: Mien Pin: p. Ildadli 2.7, Dorothy RelisH 3.7, Ann CurtIs 430. and placed h for a UI cash Cod 1-7: Td TiMes 5.7; CCnVSIISd Splits: May Weddle 4- trWitst as Sitwams, Hut one LGloria Dougherty $.7, Ida laker Sex : Alley Cats) Ali inlueprnIy, OWUN kstsusl 14: Ted Pucks" Prim. 14, Evelyn , Hey, bowlers, don't forget 5.10, twice, Nancy Roberts 5.10, Round Tufts, Pin Nude HIgh Games; J.J. listen 175; kaV&lIgAlldyphkk310, Am Curtis 3.10. to enter the BPA SS Patrick lila Ed KnissI10 3., T~: Wanda Hbard, Ruth Reese Mien 173: Lorry &I*175; Jim Nader In: Drow Kim 144: Ben Kissel Ill. Towiwansot this weekend. .Smith. HighlIghts: Chits Bayer Iryard Hlcksen Jr. , MM• ol wo cg3ssperpow sedry fee, u. ever is awag. Conover IN: Piels Reep 144: Gus THURSDAY MITI with a marosteed $810 fird k10tt lBS Sexton 31$: Anne Si 143: Deeft" MIXED prim. Ibis Is _____ Slandlags: Heaps Painting, 'lull NOSI 10: Praelde I.autas,d,iser average: Amy SamMy 47 elne ever 1birisnt we've ever had. ElodyP?, Hehlione, JIMm5, Wilts 170: Thelma Hickson Ill: Lyvgnne her eags. DrI*waler 131; DebbIe Foist 15$, Amoco, Hits Got your eidsy In soon! Nursing deer, Sanford Auto ffielvy Pare 174, Nancy Iadlnge: Joe Davis Bldg. Cfr, Parts Lake Mary P* MIdlItirs, Village ma, Village TV, lines WASHDAY DROP.OUTS Nigh Series. JJ lenten Green 0, am Builders. TItVIe VIA TIWII Standings: Sea Symbols, HIgh Games: Don Wilt 151.103. 41111 Nadir 151: RamS Mien *hi Jaycees, RIP D'eel lets. VIkI.. Slot Balls, Pinch PIne 173, Lowell Evans 111.141, Ed WhliKIds.H15h115,$hlmmckL VSgIIIM,MabelVoehI53,RIch •4lGu5letWA*,N.d., DeBary SanitatIon, Sir 4's. IN: PraMla 1.auIppoblspr 4*: kIlter PinS. HItS & Ipletets. MahsUps, DrIe Dries. pg, NHpe17$.17S*,PhyiUslusfl TiaNkbeenieiso.iusgst ltwo 11 VonOaoi HOW Gary IN.MMushe, Huge 14$ 454, $seØOS Three and •$,5yy Pet, *: Nancy Allay Bruce 171-lU. Ron Lalesewy Ill, erk,, IN, iti, re CIt$. Slick I15h$r5, OO'OIflitL Burt Jumps, 145 iin, *as Other )4IghHgh$s: it thi lies, US. William slots ,,i, Tony I Curves. 141140, Jim Ciaypecl 145. Darkls iiigh, Games: Danny Donlels Pepsi +41, $igh ns Jph t.ars.t in, eries: '5 41j4s, AveragN Jim Hider 177, Gus 543; MervIn MCNUIt 321; Irving Jim .irrett 10.153. Butch NIS sexton j55gh S $4,, lie pried III: Fred Weston IN: J e, P. J Barrett 141, JeannIe Gary PIlett ia May Jord In: Marlin $anN. $41: A'IJ'IS iii, Irma Thorp Ill, W1D.MOSNINSMATUPT legSIgmlASm. Tiny adasul OS, Sam Kambilky III; Jerry Lavdsn , MdSI HI. landIngs: FlerMa miwuslems, lies VIA Noes rn wiisiam wets 170, Milan t7; Birnar'd 111am Ibigh Series: Don Wilt 134, Glad Girls: liriffip Vans: Try 115, Nareld Saver 511, Je Roes 173; MaC McKIiSSfl Ill, CIII Lowell Evans $37, Rich 1151p5 555, $5g LMiI Country Girls, GulAhiwn OS, *05 Melt Jr. 411, Di01'4 173; JG~ Lamb 172i Dick Bruce II, Walt Singe 453. Gall Inc., Federal Credi Union: Jerry Jactoen 411. . course relating to his future, which lie hopes will turn out it) be in medicine. When this reporter queried Stambaugh on his move before the season started he said t1lat (lie move was for academic reasons although he couldn't 1"fllelftber the name of the ME ATTENTION VETERANS trick 171; Dan Burton 170: BurtTruax SIi, vng.I44,;Jim Hslmadoilar Framing: Rollins Mitzi Loudon 17l;EisIej.c.i141; Ba tIN ButCh RoUhS$,Ralph Bldg. krv.; Barbour Bros. OilveWestray 141: Bill Morris 171; Larson 440. High Games: Mary Dell Hardy Lucia Weaver HI; Winnie Spencer Converted Spills; Don Witt 3-10 232; Folly Hail 21$: Kathy Norton $41: Gladys Granneman 13$, Ruth (2 times), 3.4. 153: LInda LewIs 174: Merle Run Foote 133; Hazel Bauder 155: 104; Donna LePers 202: Olive Lillian Poll 132. SOWtI1ITTII Standings: Big T.Tirs $. Wheel Stump III, Lois May 143; 1,5 High Series: Marvin McN utt Richardson ill: Lois Smith IN: 330; Irving Fried 522; Danny Service, Ladles Auxiliary Fleet Mary Tucker 141: Pay. Ballard Daniels 524; Fred Weston 515: Joe Reserve, Jun15 Beauty WNW Witts Oxines 110: Brenda Wekk Martin Hanson 4W: Amoco, Mixon Auto Parts, LOW , Shelby Fore 1St, Nettle Sam Kaminsky 413: Andy Patrick Southern Loan, 411; Adrian Ross 474; Mac Builders, Jacobs GfOV.Galloway $orvice, Miller 134 DBLTONAPINIUSTII$ Milady Fabric McKibben 473; Ross Patrick 174: Johnny Nell -, . Wrong. This trader from supposed academic reasons by disgruntled athletes has been a ludicrous joke among parents, Students and coaches for years. has reared up and gotten everybody from parents to the Superintendent of Schools seething mad. You remember the high school transfer routine. That's where an athlete ... er, student becomes dissatisfied With his sport ... er, curriculum. I _____ . . Herald Sports Writer - ______ 'I By SAM COOK * a... night. 0 0 Hiah School ' th A letic Transfers': The Principal's Big Headache %W LAKE PLACID, N.Y.. (UP!) — Games away from Moscow because of these alternatives are feasible, I the Moscow Olympic Organizing hearing in the Appellate Division of The Olympic torch has arrived at the Soviets had violated the Olympic suggest that the 1980 Olympic Committee, the court in Albany, N.Y. the Winter Games, but Its meaning Ideal. Games be canceled." "The names are not in danger. obviously was lost somewhere along Kane called the invasion of IOC Director Monique Berlioux There is no connection between the However, Liang said he would not the way. Afghanistan "an act of war by the said "the situation is serious enough games and Afghanistan. Politicians enter the Village unless the rest of Politics — and not the Olympic Soviet Union against its neighbor to take time and study and not make tt'ai1Uflit(S were allowed in also. are mistaken to pursue this theme," spirit of brotherhood, the pursuit of that violates the fundamental statements which could jeopardize About the only non-political thing excellence and understanding the principles of the International the games one way or another," She On another political front, the to occur at the Gaines Friday was flame symbolizes— is still the No. I Olympic Committee and of the declined to state what questions Lake Placid Olympic Organizing the actual arrival sport at these games, although it Is Olympic movement." Committee said it would appeal the torch. The torch , of the Olympic were brought up at the IOC meeting which began it hoped that by the time actual Kane later added, "The warlike ruling handed down Thursday by journey in Olympia, Greece, on Jan. competition begins next Tuesday the attitude of the Soviet government of executive board members, Cyrus Justice Norman Harvey of the state U.S. Secretary of State 30, was carried in two parts into the back-and-forth bickerings between also makes It Inappropriate for the Vance will meet with JOC President Supreme Court allowing Taiwanese countries will be placed in the deep amateur athletes of the worldwideLord Killanin today to further athlete Liang Ren-Guny to partici- outdoor sjxvd skating arena b) Richard Soaper of Henderson , Ky., freeze for a while. Olympic movement to parade past will pate in the Winter Games, and Donna Searight of Seattle, then Right now, though, the political and thereby pay homage to the hCWI discuss the situation. Vance also address membtt-s of the IOC and The IOC had voted in November combined into one torch by Dr. climte is hotter than the Olympic of the Soviet Union and the 1nl11t1Y explain Hobert A. Lopez, a native of Lake President Carter's position Taiwan could participate only by flame, and civil leaders of that nation." on a proposed boycott. Placid. Dr. Lopez will have the' The United States and the Soviet substituting another flag and at Kane suggested the games be The Soviet Union, me an honor of carrying the torch tq the while, them, thereby avoiding conflict Union went one.o,ne again Friday moved to another site and, If that Is with maintains It hiss not violated any., itisinland China, opening ceremonies next Wed.ithRobart ac., notpo.ibla,thatth.y,"bepoetponed ,.., .... nesday U.S. Olympic Committee, officially until such time as an alternate Site Olnpicr4e,... ,, "We are certain that we have Despite filing an appeal, the asking the International Olympic can be found and prepared to host followed all the Olympic rules," said That IS, if it doesn't 1)10w out' like LPOOC said Liang would be allowed Committee to take the Summer the next Olympic Games. If neither Vladimir Popov, vice the ideals it represents. president of into the village pending Monday 's ,,. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent O'iedo's (lIflhlItlitive point guard Kurt Kline feels the pressure of the Leesburg defense as he looks to pass to (ea it,,,,,.IteTy ov Kessinger. Kessinger scored 15 to help the Lions (o a .15-:14 %%-Ili over (lie i1ellow Jackets Friday LION'S DEN half 31-28 but exploded in the third period to pull Division II squad. • Patriot center Torn Moths gets set to go back up to the hoop with a rebound in Lake Brantlés's Friday night Five Star Conference will qVer DeLand. Kegler's Korn' er first place in the Junior play, tangle with Sunshine State Conference foe Seabreeze owned just a three point lead at the Florida Southem, the nation's number one ranked U.S., Russians Knocking Heads Over Olympleir ___________________________________________________ Ladies' Division. Joetta bowled a scratch 52 series, 'jgus her handicap 4 combined scores of professionals she bowled with brought her total to 1341. Joetta was overheard telling her Mother. Kitty, that she wants to become a Pro \N Sunday, Feb. 10, 1550-3B 1 Senior sensation Troy Kessinge and freshman away from Lyman and then had to hold off a superstar Ronnie Murphy combined Friday night furious Greyhound rally to preserve the win. to pace the Oviedo Lions to a 45-34 win over the Leesburg Yellow Jackets in Orange The loss dropped Lyman to 9-12 on the season. Belt Conference action, The junior varsity contest belonged to the Sandcrabs also as they rolled over the j.v. Kessinger pumped in 15 points to take game Greyhounds by a 59-22 cushion. scoring honors for Oviedo while the freshman Murphy, a slender 6-2 youngster, added 10 points In other action involving local roundball to the attack and hauled down a dozen rebounds, squads, the University of Central Florida Lady The victory improved the Lion's season record Knights, behind former Lake Brantley star Meg to 17-7. Fahey downed Flagler College by a 79-72 margin. In the junior varsity contest, Leesburg pounded Free throws late in the game iced the win for the the young Oviedo Lions by a 62-36 margin. Lady Knight. The Lyman Greyhounds fell far behind' the Fahey pumped In a game high 24 points, in' Daytona Beach Seabreeze Sandcrabs Friday eluding night, but battled back late in the- game .bqfpre stripe an 11-12 performance from the charity finally bowing out with a 73-68 setback. in the second half to help the Knights to victory. The Sandcrabs used team balance to notch the Gayle Blutcher added 11 points and Debbie victory as threi starters hit the double figure Wilson canned 19 for U.C.F. column. Former Lake Howell cager Cindy Frank also In 17 tossed In eight points in the winning effort. Junior forward Rodney Williams pumped The victory improved the Knight's record to 17points while senior shooting ace Eric Ervin 7 on the season while Flagler slipped to 10-6 on the canned 16, forward Eugene Postell added 14 and 6- year. 7 sophomore Danny Clark contributed ii. * Saturday night at the UC.F. gym, a packed The Greyhound's were paced by Glenn Bailey's house will be on hand as the Knights of coach 18 points In addition to 14 from Jeff Nelson and Torchy Clark, ranked number two in Division II Coach UTEP — won a three-man 500-yard race In a time of :56; Person won the men's 600 yards in 1:09.4 In a race In which Lee Evans ran for an amateur for the first time in eight years; and Darden established a meet and American Indoor record for an 11-lap track by winning the 400 in :48.2. Virtually lost jn the excitement ofailthe records was '1 i:ii3IWan33nakerMLte,whIchcogh1an,theword recordholder In the mile, won in a time of 3:5&2by' holding off a late charge by Vlllanova's Don Palge. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ' the men's 800 yards in 1:48.4; Cameron — also from It's "Congratulattonsi" time at Bowl America Sanford for three of our lady bowlers who participated in Pro-Am tournament at Bowl America Mandarin in Jacksonville last Sunday. First, one of our Junior bowlers, Joetta West, took - . Sunday, Feb. 10, ltIo Millrose Marks 1. -- '"-'. : V • . ..... . .' P.. . . .... . : . . . '. :• . - ,. 1, I .— .' - " - - . ' , " 4i o Z �41—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Chicago Sunday, Feb. 10, 1$0 _____ __________ _____________________________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES ______________________ OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice s hereby given that a Itimi .................Nca line Public Hearing will be held at the tconstc(jtivetimis... 7k a line Commission Room in the City Hall 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. n the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7consecutivetime$ 7k a line 7 00 o'clock P.M. on February 2$, MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1900. to onsider changes and SATURDAY 9. Noon 3Lines Minimum ___________________________ amendments to the Zoning Or. dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: A portion of that certain property lying between Palmetto Avenue and Magnolia Avenue and All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening between East 75th Street (Geneva Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The Avenue) and F...t 75th Place Is rates shown above are for both days. _____________________________________________ proposed to be rc'toned from RC.1 (Restricted Commercial) District to GC7 (General Commercial) ______________________ District. Said properly being more ________________________ particularly described as follows: 12—SpscialNotics 1—Card Of 'Tbaflks Lot A, Less the South 10 feet. _____________________________ _________________________ Frank L. Woodruff's Subdivision, Piat Book 3, page 44, PubliC lnsideotmelsawlrmfiellngof You are asked to join in a Records of Seminole County, gratitude and compassionate petition to the Gov. about any Florida. lava for my Brothers and. bigotry, wrong doing, or All parties in interest and Sisters In Christ of Nite Fire, discrimination at SeminoIC citizens shall have an opportunity who so manifested their Comm. College write 11407 to be heard at said hearing. grateful and ChrIstlike Cin. Lake Mary 32144, 323.0399. By order of the City Commission not witn words _________________________ of the City of Sanford, Florida. In deeds, with their $alrltuel H,N. Tamm Jr. is—Help Vianted Monetarydonations. May God City Clerk ---Bless each of you. The Famil' PubliSh February 5. 10, 1900 of the Late Deacon Willie DER it * * * * * * * * Parry. Mrs. Harrlette Perry (AAA EMPLOYMENT) (wife), and Family Seminole Orlando Winter Park 83-9993 Notices hereby given purnt toChapter 367, Florida Statutes, of _____________________ the Application of Greenwood Lakes Utility Co. Amendment to r irenie Water and Sawer CertifIcates to include the following described territory In Seminole County, Florida. LEGAL DESCRIPTION Tract A That part of the NW.'/4 of the CHICAGO (UPI) - NW.¼ of Section 1$, Township 20 Officials of the Fire Fighters South, Range 30 East, Seminole ounty, Florida, less the West Union who rejected a city 13000 Feet, and also less the East contract offer have presented WOO feel thereof, lying South of a counterproposal cafling for .ake Mary Blvd., and Southerly of - a state mediator to help end the S.R. 400 LImited Access Right. 31.Way, and less that part of the the impasse. South 200 feet of Said NW.'4 of the The dispute with city public NW¼ less the West 67 • school teachers continued thereof, and also less the north 734.26 feat of the East 270.91 feet of Friday and teachers union said NW.'i of the NW./i. officials said the union has Tract B All that part of Government Lot reverted to its original cI 1, Section 13, Township South, mands because of the stand Range 29 East, Seminole20County, 5jfl Fiorida, lying Easterly of Stale " Officials of the Fire Road 400 (Interstate 4); AND the West 330 feet of the NW. jt ALSO FighteraUnlon voted of the NW./4 of Section 10, the city's "final" contract Townsiip 20 South, Range 30 East, offer Friday. Local 2 Seminole County. Florida, Less RightofWay; AND ALSO President Frank Muscare road that partof the SW.¼of the NW'4 said the city's proposal - of said Section 10, lying fforth of which city negotiators said the North line of Government Lot ti0 13, Township 20 South, was Intended to give 2, Range 29 East, Seminole County, ftreftgh'ters a first-ever Florida, extended Easterly, lying contrnct - faUed to rule out Westerly of Lake Emma Road. CITY OF LAKE MARY, THE ONE & ONLY 67.247 Acres...... .. FLORIDA laler contraèt modifications Containing 3—Cemeteries STOP TOMAKE Arty objection to thisapp.cation NOTICE OP PUILIC ___________________________ -by the City Council. must be made in wriTijig within7O WHEN YOU NEED HEARING The union scheduled two days of this date to the Corn. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 2EhOiceiotsinS.ctionM THE PERFECT JOBI ofOaklawnCemetery NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mass membership meetings mission Clerk, Florida Public Service Commission, Flether l' the City Council of the City of $3SOeath. 3223730 SSECT. RECEPTIONISTS today and Sunday to explain Building, 101 East Gaines Street, Lake Mary, Florida, that said It you likea busyoffice 1 enjoy a -. the union's objections to the Tallahassee, Florida, 32304, and a Council will hold a public hearing 4__.Personals . challenge, this is for COPY Of obiection mailed to the on March 4, 1910, at 7:30 P.M. to ____________________________ city proposal. applicant who is Greenwood Lakes consIder an OrdInance entitled: Some union officials said Utility Co., 1 North Fairfax $BOOKKEEPER$ Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY Full dig., sstown hrs. Honey for the rallies may result iii Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida, OF LAKE MARY, DESIG. Mate" Dating Service. All a boss. ages, P.O. BOX 4071. Clearwa. renewed threats fc,r a strIke, 32707. -• HATING CERTAIN AREAS OF Publish: January 77, 1 Feb. 3, 10, tar, Fl. 3331$, THE CITY AS FLOOD HAZARD but Muscare said going on 1910. SDRIVEN$ AREAS AND ADOPTING A L D 1. local, t •, strike right now would be DER.$O. FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY SABORTIONS companies, giving the city what It wants. MAP; PROVIDING THE PUR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POSE OF THIS ORDINANCE; lit Trimister abortion-$12$; He said, however, he Ii THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy $MAINTENANCES PROVIDING DEFINITIONS; test; male sterilization: (ret Apt. comp.-Jack or Jill of all getting pressured by rank- CIRCUIT , IN AND FOR PROVIDING FOR PERMITS counseling, Professional care trades. andlile members to call a SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AND PROCEDURES THERE. supportive atmosphere, CASE NO.: $0.0090.CA.I$.L FORE WITHIN FLOOD HAZARD strike, saying, "they IN confidential. $GENERALLASORERS$ RE: AREAS AND DESIGNATING CENTRAL FLORIDA Several openings — run don't ; (firemen) are very militant. BUNNA JEAN JENKINS, THE BUILDING AND ZONING WOMAN'S HEALTH walkt. ': They want to go out now," Petitioner, natural mother and ADMINISTRATOR TO 1MPLE. ORGANIZATION next friend of the minor child, MENT THE PROVISIONS OF Mayor Jane M. Byrne later CHRISTiNA NOEL TAYLOR STOP IN OR CALL THIS ORDINANCE AND PRO. 409 E.Colonialor.,Orlando repeated she feels the "final NOTICE OF ACTION VIDING HIS DUTIES AND RES. 323.5176 offer" made good on her TO: DANNY LEE CHILDS PONSIBILITIES; PROVIDING Toll Free 1100.221.7541 Last Known Residence FOR VARIANCES; PROVIDING to _____________________ commitment grant 912 FRENCH AVE. Fairfax County, Virginia — FOR FLOOD HAZARD REOUC. firefighters a contract. Presint resIdence unknown 6—Child Car. Your Future IsO rConcern lION; PROVIDING FOR Mrs. Byrne saId she was YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an PENALTIES, CONFLICTS, 5EV. action for Change of Name of . willing to accept mediation, ERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE * * * * * * * * Child Care,$2OWk. CHRISTINA NOEL TAYLOR, the DATE. and added the suggestion by minor LAKE MARY child of BONNA JEAN PORT EVERGLADES Public Hearing shall be held 323.7322 the union had "encouraged" JENKINS, and DANNY LEE atThe STEEL CORP. the City HaIl, City of Lake ' her hopes for a peaceful CHILDS, your natural child, has Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. on Inside sales In Sanford office, Child Care been filed against you, the purpose isp. preferred but will con. March 4, 1900, or as soon settlement, in My Home slder training qualified In. of this action being to change the thereafter as possible, at which 323.2043 Also working through name of the mInor child from dividuai. Salary + comm., time Interested parties for sit Witlke.pchiidren inmy will be both city CHRISTINA NOEL TAYLOR to ' weekend good benefits. Apply in PefsOn against the request stated above hovnefarworltlngmother PortolSanford.Orangellvd.. school board and Chicago CHRISTINA NOEL JENKINS, wiilbeheard.Saidhs.ringmaybe less. rates. leferencesglven Lk. Monroe or mail resume to and you are required to serve a continued from time to time until teachers' union officials, who copy of your written defenses, if 332.5015 P.O. Box 304, Lk. Monroe, Fl. fInal action Is taken by the City say they want to determine If any, to It on CHARLES A. 32747. Council. Willbebysit in my homeMlor THlSHOTicEshailbeposted In new negotiations can be DEHL1I4OER, ESQUIRE, MY HUSBAND I FOUND A pert time. Intents welcome. Petitioners Attorney, whose three (3) publIc places the .itsawtos'a neiiat WAY TO BlAT INFLATIONI Call Kim n..ms at, s p.m. 'sedress 'lsIe'M.Wt.ne"*venue ' CIty otteke Mary, Florida: at the We've developed our own P'T Winter Sags. ares. CTU President Robert 1 Suite 314, Altamonte Springs, City Hall and published in the business front home, backed Healey stormed out of talks Florida 32701, on or before March Evening Herald Newspsp.r, a by aN yr. old Co. Let us share 4, 100, and file the original with flhlflI te EBI newspaper of 9_GOOd generai circulation ____________________ Friday, saying th. bowd it with you.. 3744004. the Clerk of this Court either within the City of Lake Mary, one made no attempt to get before service on Petitioner's time at least .filteen days in ad. Navel oranges&grapefruit Mature woman to sIt w.small teachers off picket lines. Attorney or Immediately vance of the Public HearIng, chIld In my home. Appian. $Ibu, thirealter: otherwise a default the owners of real property al Angered by what he called will be entered Irs, 3 afterneens WI.. 332.7927 33134) against you for the (acted hereby shall be mailed a ___________________________ "the board's refusal to relief demanded in the Petition, copy of this notice as their ad. FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE negotiate in good faith," he WITNESS my hand and seal of dreisN may appear on the latest ___________________ 1lInstnictloni Fiberglass, gel coat 1 meld ad valorem tax recordi. saldthetalkshavereachedan this Court on January 31, 1900. maker. Pay according to ei. (SEAL) DATED: February 7, 1910 Apply Ilarline Enterprises, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ConnIe Major Stitch s*g. m, Ruddór Cii., Sat. Healey said Friday night Clerk of the Circuit' CITY CLERK ford (Airport) betweinla.m.. CreatIvSEXpI'eS$lofl$ Court 332.7013 Publish February 10, 1900 his union reverted to its 3p.m. By: Eve Crabtree DUSt original demand that PIANO LbS$ONS- Expert Deputy Clerk BEAUTY ADVISOR . atee le$øs far beginners, in. teacher positions and 200 Publish Feb. 3, 10, I?, 24, 1000 pert time to start, termediate, advanced. teacher aide positlone cut by DElIS -115 IIlWfflt avail UNITED STATES DISTRICT Teaching theory 1 Im. peleanwiffiinlativ,.$.ndquel ' COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF the board be jtj proulsatlen. an,, I. P.O. Sex 14911, Orlando FLORIDA, ORIANDO Dlvi. NOTICE OP PUILIC HEARING work a fufl that the teacb*rs 33*37. ' SION-No. 7U3Ori.Civ.R OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND 31.week school year. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN In negotiations during the DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Plaintiff, vs. EARL B. WIL.. NEEDED APPLICATION FOR AMEND. LIAML it us, it al OnIon. week, the numbers were OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE dant(s).-ORDSR FOR SERVICE MINT TO WATIR & SEWER redeced to 340 teachers spots OF THE CITY OP SANFORD, CIRTIPICATII BY PUBLICATION-On motion and and affidavit if plaIntiff in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT teacher aids jobs. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing wIll be held at the abOve4fltltlld cause by, Elizabeth THU EISHTIINTN JUDICIAl. CommlssionRoomlntheClty Hall A. Jenkins, Assistant UnIted CIRCUIT IN AND FOR States Attorney, in an action in the City of Sanford, Florida, at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. against the defendant(s), Earls. 7:000'clockP.M.onFebruary23, IN RE meMirrtageof Williams, Annie Williams, Gloria 1950, to consider changes VIVIAN H. JOHNSON, Wife, gt; 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES DEADLINE Noon Tuesday - -. ______________ CLASSIFIED ADS Legal Notice ? NEED NO*THINNKITCNIN $ plant t 1 p Need P to start. Exp. in kit. cab. ml,, requiret Holidays, vicaflon w.pay. Equal Opportunity Employer. No phone calls. Florida Inc. Formltu, DIViI4Of, Bldg. P'o. , port Orange Blvd. Opining ___________________ AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. lncreaseyouriarfllflg power. For detaIls, Call I.141.4617or4443079 ' __________________________ _________________________ _________ L.gd NotIc. NOW! ____________________ RN's—LPN's HOME CARE— HOSPITALSTAFF NURSESAIDE$— 3 1 to,' JUdge Approves Trial For Flood amendments to the Zoning Or. dinance of the City of Sanford, 0. WillIams, Montgomery Ward & Cs., Martha W. Batten, Seers, RoibuckI Co. and P 0. rman, WASHINGTON (UP!) A Florida, as follows: A portion of that certain and to enforce a lien upon reel pro. federal judge h ruled for- property lying South of and party situate In thIs District and nier Rep. Denial Flood, D. abutting Airport Boulevard I--' described as follows: Lot LONE PINES, accSrding to Plot Pa., is competent to stand betw.enU.S.Hiqhwayl7.n(SR thereOf as recorded in P1st BOOk Road is. 1400) and Southgate r.lrIal on g.. tIe Iended Southerly is proposed lobe I2,pegsll ii the PUblIC Records Of Curly. Pi*lldI. arid it 5000'S than $$,OSO In p53(0(11 rezoned from MN.1 (Multiple 5enit Family Residential Dwelling) appearIng to the Court that the ,, from 1971 to 197$. GC2 (General Corn. defendant, Glare 0. WillIams 5 u.s. mstrict iwige ouv00' District toDistrict. Said property not lnhSbftetttsof nor found within Gpach rejected cIalma by being met-s particularly described the State Of Fioiida arid ha$ voluntarily appeared hVein, "i' Flood'slawyersFridaythe7l. as follows: that personal service Upi LEGAL DISCRIPTIONt year.old Flood, who retired That .portion residence and whereabouts is zoned MR.2 of unknowns It Is ORDERED that from Conge leat week, (ollowing: * 0. WIlliams and any be Unoblo to andst ThaW. a,,. f Iha N. Ft. of Gloria unknown heir(s), the following described properly: themifltüddUIN LuaEJ5 grantee(s), aeditsr(af, . From the Northwest corner a 1 111* momorv. Section U, TOwnship 20$., Range unknown parties. ppuner p teffiecemplalnthe, elribyth 11th During five days of 30 1., Seminole County, Florida, dsyol March, 950, un built alone the WeSt fine of 'hssrkV on Flood's cam. saId section 11,109.7 fad ba point he'is the Court will In default is to stand trial last the South fin of Lot 10. the hearing arid adjudication this suIt as if Gloria D. Wifilame *000th, Flood testified at Amended Plot of Druid Park, and any unknown heir(s). to ff1 p1st thereof as CCO'd'S dIUIIIIM it timas the yser W recorded In P1St look 7, Pages $ devisee(s). grantee(s), 1910 Uld thit CalVin Ca1Ig. and 4 if the Public RSC01-do of credItor(s) or other unknown - ' - . ____ wu pru$den In ___ Bitt ____ when 1101. --üIe by a fedirsipreasaitor, he suddealy perked up and dsM.dhsnorlookaayhetbs. prompting Ouch to SemInole County. Florida; thence run East, along the South Line of sold Lot IS, 3343 feet to a point 109.3 feet wad of Hi. Sei,NI corner of said Lot IS, thence run N 00 degrees 3000"!, parallel Ii the East line of said Lot* 354.7 jg54.Of. ,, , a 5 parties claiming Interest by, ffirqut, under or aSalitit the afamaId porsell(s), oiuia D. Williams and any urikesw bali(S), 5I5W(5), ct'NI' or att.i wim picoes In the State of FIends, but parties, had been hived , WILLIAM L. JOHNSON, Hoebnd, LIVE.IN COMPANION _______ ________ UPJOHN HEALTh CARE NOTICE TO DEPEND TO: WILLIAM I.. JOHNSON (address jss) CALL 2SOl36 73.43$ Wiloen Avenue Ies_., flied a Petition fir DileiMlen of Court of SifflulISiS County -- et re required Is serve a copy II yeUrwrIttondOfoneIs,Wgoy,enJ. CHRISTOPHER RAY, Pest lox 3. saitfird. FIends 33771 P$Il hit'e t.MiIr . '4 the above-Styled Cswt *' Si W*ISltIelItIldaYifMarcIi.1WS, *irwloe a Defeult aist ultimate JUd07 will be .nia - isalnet WJISr*SrSIIWIdoIINt11I WITNESS my hand and official SNI at liii Caiit't en thIs 11150111 doVof Faduant, $100. (L) ARTHUR H. SECKWITN, JR. CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT ________________ 1•IR-$199up. Pool. Advltsonly on Lake Ada. lust So. Of Airport ltvd. on 17.92 in Call 323.0170 Sanford. Mariner's Viilaer NAME $TATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice given thai 1111 u.tdersitW, Pursuant 1 the "Fictitious Name Statute" c... ssj,, Florida $tfuN. will riIistSf'wltltffie cl.c lithe Circuit Court, Inane for Seminole dusty. Pledda, upon recilpt poet if Ibis pnm(lcatlen of tOils notice, His (Ictitleus flame. lO.WIt: KIUCO SERVICES mucit I am ergegee _______ ADVERTISING SALES An aggressive sales. person Is needed for sales and sarvlceØ established and nsw adv11'$In. A great future for a self. starter. Previous sales needed. Salary plus commission with full company benefits. Apply In person to: Ron Beck, Advertising DIrector Unfvl'fl,2BR,AdVlt5 Refif'IfICSS,15t&ll5t'rJip. 5250mb. 322.410 E*re.sb IleiRid N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida I ___ WANT a parson with a pesilve andaplensntparsonallty,plus WIne a SIN $Iar$01 and an 1ri Waifed hwsINselsr. Aloe yew ____ 51511V trwslreled,alssadesiretsleern aid Is ibid. I wait yew Is be rgve toward life and pirSiSal aclilivominit, 047.0157 Sanford 3 BR, II Carport AC,$32Sflrstl, last 30554$ have$100$OOcash-Buy d.? rent. 3.4 BR home. 323.019?. _____- lusineis location. lent *oo sq ft. fully carpeted, modem, best location, excellent fraf IvislIlty. Call 322.4452. -. L '14. 1000 , 3, 0. 17, D(LS4 dolly finally above aN nser IIIIUI defoitet YOU NAVE CONTINUALLY DEMANDED A CHANCE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, NOW YOU NAVE ITI CALL ANNITTE AT 223 4174 ________ .. (S - levitt Pa' lermatlut call 1131111. , a E.AltamoflteDr. 339,030$ oven. aGeorgia Oak Wood *Completely fenced OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1:30.1:30 503 Valencia St., Sanford. Span. 1511 Charmer - 2 Story, 3 Borm., 2 Bath, double lot with trees. $37400. ROBBIE'S GOOD INVESTMENT POTEN. TIAL - Hwy. 17.92 frontage zoned comm. 2' CB rental ____________________ Ne.dStorag.$pace for household Itents. 2.7527 __________ owner may hold. 1IAUDI w.klt. priv., REALTORS 2ll0SanfordAye, 3727972 _________________________ $8,1O0 TO ASSUME NO QUALI. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO. PERTY- 12 acres. 4 Bdrm., 2 Bath, fenced, 2 wells, farm tractor 1. mower, 1 yr. war. FYING 2 or 3 BR, lovely neighborhood, near 21st St. _______________________________ $39,900. 339.4430. LIST NOW! Call Wait Cappel 3236100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 621.3005 Don't pile no longer needed Items high asan elephants eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the moneyinyourwallet! EXCEPTIONAL CONDO 2BR,28,carpet,spiralstaircase toloft.MasterBR$,Q,drapes, balcony. This one is a Jewelt Confortable, work free, Condo living at its best. MIDWAY AREA 4 BR, 18, completely remodeled inside, pan. LR, carpet throughout, new cab. & sink in Kit., 2 acres fenced, 5cr. porch. This one will not last long 131,300. Owner will consider VA or FHA. . New ready to move into, 3 BR, 28, cathedral ceiling, FP, Energy efficient heat pump, quiet street in wooded area, convenient to school, shop. Ping, Off Winter Park Drive, assumable mtg. REALTY WORLD. ____ The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2135' S French (17 9?) Sanford 373 5371 . STE N STROM REALTY - ,1' 321 0640 TRACT. Only $55,000. r.'1 - . $24$200 323.7932 BEDROOM NICE' PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $31,100. nevelveleclas.IU,lLnew W.W carpet, C.K&A. Ig ___ work shop. Must siel Only to . l4rtvIOe aria, C.HIA. 1g. pelts, carpeted, easy cashes t. Only 043110. INVESTMENT AIO. n,u. sq. *., avis is w.aW DUEX. Iwmee. is. clieIni IL 2$, C.NIA. pier. beet, 515 waN IBICSVII05s, w.w - . DUNMAR ISTATIS Near Tuscawllla. NEW white malls PP 11g. hellIon P1,4 SR. II, IN' sc. perch, NleVIwms, Miss I much mrs. c=. at sspj. N..M Nd I.dty '' REALTOR. MLS3235114 Day Of' NI .eI 2439 5 Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 371 1571 321 REALTY — .44 REALTORS Beautiful country lot in Deitona, siaesln$kMryfsr :. agri. Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 333.7$s after S ANNouNci SUMMER $5 ClNG? pi joy peal home C,Tlv1uvINa inugloavatlnfols tries, J1 N&L pool N nc for spey mow. NlMSWUhacorwW4MS. ____ 50,90. I - *urAv.. -- . . . _ jWi 373.0497 Hotpoint Elec. Range, Avo. double oven, $300. Frigidaire Refr., wht., frastfru, 17 cu ft., 3250 534.7773 . & vvasner repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $409.35, Used 5110rt time. Bal. $I$9.Ilor $19.35 mo. Agent. 339.5354. tobacco allotment, running wall & utilities. Stony Creek area. 543.000. Wesley GrInd. staff. RI. 1, Box 303, ElIzabethton, Tunn., 37443 or call 413.474.3334. - 46—CommerCial Property TV repo I?' Zenith. Sold onig $153.75 bal. $103.14 or $17 mo 3391151 Plumbing supply business + real estate Iinventory. I $143,000. W. Mallczowski, REALTOR. 332.7903, I__ — 53—TV.RadioStereo - essinaking ar.,.. I morealsogoId&sterllng.WllI pick up 131.5319. ____________________ ________________________ I ________________________ I I I I )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls I repaired, Rss. & Comm.. I Remodel 1. Additions. Call 5315399or 562-0135 I _____________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricespald U,anycondition644.$;24 _______________________ Wanted: small horse or pony for good home. Reasonable. 377. or 759.416. _________________________ 69—Stamps-Coins _______________________________ II buyer for Sale, Mercury & - 3228665 Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet, remodeling All work guar. Free Est 331 5165 I Man, quality operation S yrs. .xp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 327-1321 IOyoudon'Ul'pecpie, howjjjT they going to know? Tell them with a classlf led ad, by calling 322-2411 or 13)9993. _LaiMI&Landscapkig LAWN I LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 377.7907 Light Hauling - Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermostat COntroled heat, off floor steeping boxes. We cater to Yard DebrIs, Trash Appliances & Misc. LOCAL .1 3.g9 $37 your pet. 327 5152. - 7) nties _ _________________________ Pllnflng --_- Handymen FLA'S. SECOND ALL AMERICAN SHOW & SALE cleanIng. Free Est, 32? Owl. IF THIS IS THE DAY tObuy a nes car, see today's Classified ade for bst buys. making Custom furniture eve. .u.'-.aoa SATURDAY.FEBRUARY9 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 I - Handyman, mInor el. rep., plumb., carp., free 5sf., 74 hr. serv., Senior cit. dis., 051-490). I Auction - I PUBLICAUCTION I I MONDAY.FF$1l.7ou tool box, wheel balance, lacks +lOtsOfhandtoOis,alsOi4fl$Qf chests, dressers, couches, chairs, tables I. TV's, S VISA — MASTER CHARGE S $CASH DOOR PRIZES AN FORD AUCTION. 1215$. French SANFORD 323.7340 _____________- l:;. - CiSani_ - W1IICI.anHouses - Pisinthig —Daitk$j interior. Exterior All Work Guaranteed Free Est. 327.1094 - Loaded ......... mc1flimo ,i - w. •,fl 1g. lot ofc al garage tools Inc. 2 welders, roilabout _________ Fof Estate Cmmerclal I ResI. dntlal Auctions I Appraisals. ciii _DeWs $uctiom,3331030. . ______ 75—Rscrestienel Which rrum UU5IT000TTOm PIi*Ing&v.fr Free Estimates 3230515 Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, last, depsndabls Regular or 1 time basis Please call aft 5p.m. 677.594 EUTSLER PAINTING& REPA!R_interlor.E.tfflQr FRE ESTIMATESCaII 363-5347 Trent Paint Ing & Repair interior & Exterior Free Est. 3773151 Home Carpentry, Painting, Maint. PaintIng & Remodeling of all types. Lic. Bonded 32)6031 534.3)9 Insured COURT CUSTOM'S CONST. Custom design homes, Additions. 323-0$i FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349.5759 - Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, 5, Gon, Repairs. Licensed I Bonded. Fret Estimates 323003$ after S p.m. Trailer. Like new. Phone 322 MILLERS $000. 3220054 after S - Wedding photography by Jolwi Cullum. Free engageme0t photos or color lx 10. 323.I3$ To List Your Business... 322-2611or831-9993 .Di tsrm.s. M30445 -S ' I - _- ---1_ _____ — -_- _-_ ... ' 'v • .,' ..._L.a . '. I'd' .s-.., -. ': - .'r : '. . ,',.' ' ' &. .' ,,.- _ , i.i._M5L I ,'. r 1r' P - Quality Painting No Job Too Small ReasonablsPrlces.377.,02s 197329' Holiday Rambler Trays 5032. - Painting by Anthony Coring. Quality ml. or Eat., pressure NesdAHandyMan? CALMOYER W000MAKINGI HOME IMPROVEMENTS CHINA & PO1TERY 1$' Layton Travel traIler Ph. 3230353 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses - Roosevelt Dimes, Liberty Standing Halves, Silver dollars, etc. 22 x face value, ioms lower 645-1051 ask for Ron. 000dusedTV's,$lsIup 2419 Orlando Dr. one NEW& REPAIR Free Est. 630 IlI3afl6 ._ Ref. repo. 16 cu ft frost free. Orig. $329, now $205 or $19 mo • Agent 339-5356. 4S-A--4atOf State 5 Idols. 3 IL guest colt.I,, fruit - Larry 0. Herman, BROKER S1'ENS -. Services Unlimited Big or 2maltwoi do4,,elti Home & Auto Repair, Fences, Welding, Plumbing, Painting, etc., etc., dc, chances are If we can't do It no can. 32? 011). Tilefloorsinstalled I I Alterations, Dresirnokina Drapes, Upholstery II -I BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That'sClassifiedAds I - KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES GENEVA ACREAGE h1tOWj. ' __________ _________ I Buying Silver Coins 15 to 1 or SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Admissionsl.S0 GoodBoth Days sit is' nefrigerator, Almond, 3 ma. old, Sacrif ice $4 $000dwn. $1100. 349.5717 r• U IveiN-EN MEINTZER IlL! I ' Goods . For Sale 20 acre farm, 3 houses, 1 fairly new I 1g. barn w. REAlTOR CsranhICTIIS _____________________ S.G.BALINT . ____ - . located off Courtland & 3314773,1531775, *1103 LUXURY UVINO I SI. IS. Mil. ICE. sram I I I AntiquesandModern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful BrldoesAntiaues 323.3101 - MICROWAVE asuio.rrv REALlY OP MNPORD REALTOR 3?2622 Push blton controls, has caro usel, still in .wat'l'.nty. Originally $40, assume payments of 12) mn. An.,t 'ti•. I3 . . - tony OppOla Associates, Realtor, 93 N. Hwy. 1792, _______ $ummerlin Ave. S SR II, 115W reet,su.ercleow,caIlIsrmere adifhs. A buy et SUNS. *u.FLO Complete Mobile Home Repair 349- 5259 ____________________ 52—Appliances schools, Acreage Lake Harney. Call for detaIls. $300333. $ U. IL CL PR. ido 1t'aI. FNA 090'aISOd it $15.01 siae . ommr WIN sv . dM110 CeSUN. '• is' yet near TOWER'S BEAUtY SALON' formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 149.1547 I - Cash'322.4132 - 323.7217 home.$5.500. 834-6796 i ___ - Larry's Mart, 213 'Sanford Ave. Buy 1, Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig.,stoves,tools Bedroom Suite, $35; Antique Deik, 5.60; Antique Chest, $30. Dry, Ready for your I.'. 2565 PARK DRIVE — SANFORD, FLORIDA 32171 - private, Home Repair Churches & shopping. High & Orlando 337.1577 • I Webuyusedfurniture 377.072) 1971 SInger Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original 1511, bal. $151 or $31me. Aunt 339.1354, Beautiful Lake View lot in Deltona Lakes Sub. Sec. & 2860 Rtd Buçj Pd (a's&'lbe,r y I I FURNITURES. THINGS SOOS. SanfordAve. Sanford 3234593 Single 851 Matt wirame. Elec. Broom IS' of railing. 323 2323. 44+ APIS. ,. ------ -. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- delivery. P4011's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92, So. of _Sanford. 3725721. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 3439$. Myrtle Ave. Clrpit&Mlldl MIr$. Pricid to all, 90.051 Low down payments. 332.2207 SEIGLER REALTY 33I.S me. leo, BeautyCare 519 E. 1st St., 322-5747 'niture Salvage. 377.$7) ½ off oi lufal inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free iocat - 1.605 (DeeIri _________________________ _______________________ _______ CROCKETT JU -. MAKE PAYMENTS-'41 13 models. Call 339-9)00 or $34. -- WE BUY USED'FURNITURE& I __________________ i LARGE I BEDROOM. 2½ BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. $54.90. , 1 Used full Size hotel motel bed. ding.Veryclean,$lIlseapc Nail's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. at Santorct, OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS ADJAC ENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL. SON SCHOOL. $12,500. EXCELLENT TERMS. buyers. NeW homes with monthI payments under $750. 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO - -. -- -- ---.- -- - - Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323- $7,000. _____________________________ 1 pct. ifflerest to qualified Art Brown Pest Control 3228865 FIXTURES Jenkins Fur- Iullsije, queen & king. Jenkins ads - niture. 205 F. 25th St. 121 09i1. Whybuyused?Newbrandnems box springsl mattressesat 70 pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. need of, read all our want every day. Loaded. $5,900 323 8953 - - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING .w MAKE OFFER. 322-6013 1979 CAMERO (2) 1970 F.Fairmounts $7993 r' BuyIng old pocket watches, any cond. Will pay top price for this area. 6616640. - - -- Reasonably Priced 68—Wanted to Buy FGRNlTURr_BEoaIpj Wholesale lo all. Orlando whole. ... U Ufl. ..,. J.AJ IflflUflrlaI CI, ---.. .-. .J,vu., flrlan4n ......--- 1976 Ford Elite, one owner .- 1700 -AUTOS FOR SALE (I) 1977 Ford Maverick $2500 (2) 191$ Ford Fiestas, 53200 ea. ___________________________________ wm*IIress, - -- Sale _______________________ BUY, SFLL.TRADE - for -- WILSONMAIER FURNITURE --- 1977 Chev. Vega, low tnL, econo car, 2* mpg. $1993 or reas. offer. 323)770 2 Male Collie Dogs FREE toagoodhome 323 9379 ,. 5144o'jbold -------- ___ 80—Autes - __________________ BETTER HOMES AREA. If you sr. having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have S ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKITY ESTATES IN. CLUDING 3 BEDROOM. I BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, I 'CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. 059.100. owner_wIN Sill Inventory at _1. a ,al ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSF ER STAT ION, BUILDI $1,500. ____________________ , UC'U - -_.-- -- - Used Maytag Washer Gwoi-king condition 323 0113 BRIARCLIFF, READY TO 101W. Commercial Phone 322-7I$l, Sanford ,, 007 . 65—Pets.Supplies 3224031 WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON ML .. 62-A--Farm E&ip, — 1976-USCase Tractor Like New 322_6793 - nma. W. Garnett White Rep, Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC. " - 1976 Olds Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, All Power, take over payments. 834-7526 Bestoffer. 666 $091 ____________-_-___ $25; Oak porch rocket's, s29.95; metal otIicedek, sio Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. Eve. $423553 OSTEEN AREA PINE & CVPRESS WOODS. 15 ACR ES AT urn UIIYIa ?n.r .7.,,., --- .DD - '-. or vmJfl -- • 31(3)SE.FirstSt 3734041 oreves. 323-0517 ATION. NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. COLORFUL pink grapetruit, " MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, DCAR1' (.Ote(.• a SED. ROOM, I BATH, FAMILY.. DINING ROOM cOMslN 2071.1511151. ,,,,, " FILL, REDUCED TO M. Unsworfh Realty fl ._ Side by Side refrigerator, s picnic table, w 7 benches, $70; excellent terms. 5 I I Call Clark&Hirt 3237580 322-09S7 2'., ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, ____ REALTOR _ Brunswick Professional Pool Table, best offer F•HA VA, FHA 235$. is NEW3 BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO SE CON. STRUCTED NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES. $35,500 COMPLETBI ,ILL DINT l TOPSoi. YELLOWSAND Potter's Wheel REAL ESTATE Broker I 390N.17.92,Cass.Iberry,Fi. 323.222 '0 JW! - WI - - - __________ low down payment. Osteen. S p.m. _____- '73 Toyota Hi.Iux PU 'e -___________________________ Pioneer acres. Hewout your own homestead. 10 acres or more, '77 Chrysler Cordova. Firrrf $300. dn, take over payments wgoad credit rating. 322 6832610 Ext. running cord. body fair - Kick 13" head, $100 Leader _ I Fruit trees. Peacan, Pch, Plum. Apple, Fig Backyard 67) 5589 Ll Howellfld,WinterPk. AllSizeTarpaulins ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0Sanford Ave. 3225791 6', acres for only $16,500. Very good terms. Osteen. '' . ______ , RANCHES GROVES r.,.. UflEDIC "U' '75 Ford PU, Stereo, 2Gastanks,reg.gas.$2,000 Call6l$55lóOft$ 1966 International Bus, 377.2614; new & used mdse. at 2621 S. Sanford Ave. __________________________ 11 79Trucks.Trailet's - We specialize in- lot! Eqpt kit, C H&A, Fl Rm, FP, Ig Rooms& Mother-in-law SUite. Enioy your pool & patio tool BPP .ERVICE CON- 322.5990 _________ 59—Musical Merchandise _____ Western Boots. Special $39.99pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 llarge Heater Oil FIred, 150 3210007 . vlEDO-s acre lots, some wooded w paved streets $15,900 up 25 pcI. dwn, 12 yrs., 9' pct. mt. Zoned AgrI. .5. MANN, Realtor 365 7273 Mayfair on a 1g. landscaped Dollar Paid for lunk & usso cars,truckslheavyequipmen' ________________________ ______________ FARMS I Top ______________________ 62—Lawn.Garden Goodyear Tires. 3231792. 43—LotsAcreage Super 3 BR, 2½ B home ifl Oreamwold wspacious pan Fl Rm., Dr,eat.in Kit.. 1g. patio 5. laundry rm! Cony, location! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, A buy for $39,500. Only the best 4 BR, 28 home in - VW '72, 411 4 dr., auto, AM-FM, Michlin. new sticker, cxc. cond. 51.650 or best offer. 323515.4. From 51010550 Call 322_1434; 33.444 - 77" Cony, sofa, lounge rocker, "ew lwin size M 6. 85, nite stand, dbl dresser & D.70x)1 - Exclusive 3 BR, 18 home in Wynnewoodonlg. lot! Pan Fl. Rm., Ig patio wBBQ, dining areaS. much more. IIPP SER VICE CONTRACT. Just 137.500. - BUY JUNK CARS _________________________ -------- -_--._---.--..------ more! BPP SERVICE GREGORYMOBILEHOMES CONTRACT, assumable? pct. 003 Orlando Dr. 3235700 mtg. Only $49,500. VAIFHA Finanjpj . - ___________________________ I I Pianos 1 organs, Stock i clearance, big savings. Call J Bob Ball 322.4403. 2207 French 50—Miscellaneous for Sale -- - 4I—Iuss 3 CL lB. FR with PP. IIICSd baCkyard, oa,iii. -- New tires. $1000 3220066 after S ________________________ - 327 1577 . MOB 69, Tonnau cover, - wili buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages. We Iso make Real Es*te Business iof.ps. Florida Mor. tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 472 2916. ____________________________ f*,++ Just listed 3 BR, 1" B home w. -all extras. C-H&A, w.w carpet, I .ee our beautiful new BROAD. DR. Fl. Rm, Ret. Rm., FP & MORE, front 1. rear Bk's. . ____________ - ught - SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2½ lots! Many additional fee. turesl BPP SERVICE CON. Branch Office - LOCK ARBOR 47.AMOf't9geS &SOld 7 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISflED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $16,500. many unique features In desirable neighborhood Ofl ___________________________ MULTIPLELISTINO.REALTOR Immediate CASH for equity inyour homeor acreage. 322 0216 __ 322 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS IJA PARK 4O.A.Ap1Nts 1MC0IJTALTYnc. 3192100 - Lots of style 3 BR, lB home W. Sanford's Sales I 2927Hwy.17.92 Sanford,Fla.32771 - 2413 French Ave.,- Sanford 15ff. Rengen Boat Evinrude Motor, Traller$100 534.7526 ROBSONMARINE 42—MubiIlliles A OK TIRE 32? 7150 Shocks si 9$-Ueavy Duty $695 New Batteries $79.95 ACCeSSOrieS AWARDREALTY,INC. :- Beautiful 3 BR, 28 home with yourownpooI&olxl7patioon alg. cor. landscaped lot. Many built-ins & all features im. maginabie! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. You must see this one for 169.500. 55—Boats & webuyyourequity,closein2lhrs. ,Rei. Caesilboryy.$anfo,st. 3397 Stone Island load. $32,000. ask (Sr Bill. ____________________________ NESTLED AMONG TREES Custom buIlt 3 ldrm, 2 lath home with beautifully land. IpIUCIN scaped lawn, fireplace, abundance of storage, double garage with gardgn utIlity Fum duplex, fine dO'PIIIfoWII Ves, I yr. warranty. $15,000. locatien, neat, in good repair, UpStairs 351,11, downstairs 2 BR *.Excellent income. high yield. Large assumable ml?? $32,500. _____________________ REALTORS — Estate Wanted . We buy Pquity in houses, opts. I vacant land. Lucky in. veStments, P0, Box 29. Sanford 322 4711. OPEN HOUSE lto5p.m. Sandlewood Villas unit 11,110 Airport Blvd., Sanford. 2 BR, 28, all appliances, 1mm. TRACT. Yours far 5M! BEAUTIFUL heavily wooded 3.3 acres (390 ft. frontage) on iMifeot met'?. $34,110. $ HAROLD HALL REALTY INC. REALTON.MLS _. - _____________________ _______________________ __________________________ t) )) 24HOIJR(322•9283 47—Real ilwy 92, I mile *051 of Speedway. Dgytona Beach. w,II hold a lic AUTO AUCTION every at i*turdsy$t 7'30. it's, t4. only one In Florida. Yew 1St Me reserved price. Call 904.155. 5511 fir further detedi. BATTERY SHOP Maior Credit Cards 107 W. 27th St. 323.9)14 ______ Solid cherry 4 PC. BR suite; lawn edger; 2 fertilizer spreaders; chain saw; skill saw 8. misc. tools. 322.5127. i 8O—Autosfor Sale YTONA AUTO AUCTION NEWS. USED BATTERIES si—Garage Sales ______________________ REALTORS 322.2420 2565 Park _____________________________ _______________________________ - willbuyiunkAutoaatteries Best Price. Battery Shop 107W. 27th St. 3239114 __________________________ — Parts _____________ BARGAINTV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 323 1734 2597 5. Sanford Ave. STEN STROM 41A-COfldOnhjfluhI'T5 - - ForSal. 76—Auto _____________ _______ REALTY ______ 53—TV. Radio. Stereo COMMERcIAL1.SRES 200' on 1792 in developing Lake Mary Blvd. area all utilities available. Priced right! Call Nancy Butler Today! _________________________ (((( ________ i ____ __________ ranty, $04,900. Mature working - EALTY 100,000. flt REAL ESTATE Brolter 290N.17.92,Casselberry,FI. Eve. 542345$ 134-0200 __ _______________________ CASSELBERRY 'H. Ernest MORRIS Sr leg. ' r ' 339.0309 homes, ' ' 701 Bldg. 37—Business Properly _______________ D.$-i7 $75,000, only $64,500. Custom buIlt 3.2. has everything in. cIudinq buiit.in Microwave ____________________ Is your rent 5210.5301-Do you _________________ DIR. Just perfect for Sm. fam. or retired couple. 2 BR, 18, LR, FR, very attractive kit., Deltona. INC. REALTOR UN BELIEVABLE site trait ____ 10, 150 Good fishing, lake frontage, 3 acre mini farm. Comp. w.3 BR home. Osteen. Deltona! Here it is, Should be SUNLAND ____________-• 5, - WINTER SPRINGS 3 BR. Movs.in cond. Easy hR. 11Condo, kit. pop?. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322.7972 EXCLUSIVI to acre in 3 51, 1½ s, to mis. ______ Publish February DUll - LAKE MARY 3 BR, 21 sc. porch. Priced rigfi torguIcksale. FHA. VA, COnY. or assum mtg. Rolalla Dr., 322.4e. sst.ui __________________ — Older home charm-.3 BR.LR.. DR.country kit.cor. lot.iike new-low dwn-by owner-mid 20's-300 Elm. 323.0197. $2L000 ________________________ 2 BR, II, new carpet, lanced yard, new kit, applIances. 412 feresal 01, 1g. Master BR, flf5fr5 (S The .ósnor yewplce ysur. County, doosmel m thI swa- yew gee $lISant 1. Tabor, only tithe extent pnevided iii . w remark latar if Flood Ilfsd way of Airport Isulovard, Itisric. reauls. Of V Clerk kctioit 103. Title N, United States , rft t "yge"______ run LasI along the buIlt rightot. Cws;IeItftWIIIIrORD(RED*M J. CHRISTOPHER RAY Dated it Wintit' Park, Orange ssio way oI Airport 21 SftISSIS *d NI ,.trIal, hi would hi attsItWd feel to Ibis P.O'S.; thence CIA$kwe any imknswo heir(s), lavish(s). InCounty. FIends, Jrivary 1$. INS ____________________ FIeldS 33771 gr'tiS(S) creditor(s) or sifter PUIIIII January *7, FIll-very 3, Eastalsnsaid South nlght.of.way imiliewa parties claiming lidernt ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER 10,17.190 to en 5 SISTERS Avail.. ass smekers, I1IIl Pabflisrp iS' $1, au ,11W5Wgh, Undir a' agalnot the 0(115 tIle Last lk* the Wad 11154 feet 11111$, SM5W1 said Section 13. nuance run $00 alanesald persen(s), GIerIa Mad, I. INS NursIng aids companIes N. digreil *11*, alemu, said bat Williams and any uiuksswn 011.11 tiim ,$ki cook. Ø1,4 FICTITIOUSNAMI FICTITIOUS NAME line of the West 11594 feet II said hair(s), devises(s), granteds), be$., 90.,,dsy. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Iskines, — Iat sam Notici is hereby given tOteS am Sectieg 1*. feet tea pew cii creditor(s) It'. ether unikiiewn 1554at1 NSt$celIltineby gives that I am allied I. business St III 054. In business at IT 4 BOX the built line of ne sorto ions. P.rtl.s. shill be served by 107, SUNSET DI.. 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Marihal ins mms.,r of gemini CaiMSy, Flvlde amist' foe n,. , CIEATION$, end that I .. aid 11us$ I loOsed Se regiSter said parallel to I he Lass line if me west ciraflalien in semineøs Caiinty. tithes iiii if TED'S SPEEDY riVeter laid ivami with toe Crk fit' (4) PRINTING, and hut I buend is if She circus civ,,, tisis with the Clerk of the CIrcuit 1904 leaf of laid Sict.e.0 is, NS.ss Fiends, censacuilve weOks commencing rsgioIsr sod MMs wIbIl toe Clerk County, Florida In .cussss I grf, Sentinels County, Florida In Hi. lest All parties hri Infirigi •. en sunday, Jan. 13. INS DONE if tile Circuit Civil, $,(S . wISh me prsloiaus if She Plc.taccoranc. with the previslene if and ORDER1O at Or'SIidS, Civilly. Florida lii accordance tNIISC SIMS Nitotus, Te.WW: lfyeu'vehadmersffieel veins' Fictitious Name statutes, Ta citizens shall have an oppedu,pljty . FIeldS1 I"' IbIS lilt div if 005111 islIb *• prnisisn. of hiss PlC SeCties 54119 Plods slo$ilss if NId(SV A. 105. we. lobe heard if said hunt, IWIt: Section 011.09 Florida ben, $10. 1111mm SIms Slatula, T..WN: $07. •y order if the City Commiesds tue ii, ca yew Is Statutes )lV. Section 541.0 Florida Statutes twu A. Neil, Jr. ' sti. H. W. Jat*UJI ma Cltv of Snford. Flords. whetwotMikisInslimebeat DIITk? . .. - REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7198 OISTR ESS SALE Assume Mtg. Owner says bring all otters 3 apIs. 311,IB$g.Ilvingarea.$323mo. 1st, last + $100 dip. Riggs Realty, REALTORS 322.7972. FANTASTIC 4CR, 2$ huge kit.. _______________- __ Ca l I Ba rt _________________________ ___________________________ IJnP'nIJ 32 41ou - experience lit the City if Maltlad, That the pirty intaisiled Iii 1511 business onearariss Is as I sIIi.i4: __ DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2BR, 1 Bath. 1g. covered patio, and fenced back yard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nlce,EXTRA liveable. $27,500. 210 5. Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor near Lk. Mary 1 Mayfair County Club. 1.14 acres on point of beautiful clean swimming lake. 4 Bdrm., 2½ B, w. 2141 sq. ft. In socluded prestige area of Seminole County. Custom buIlt, extras, 1 yr. Warranty. 321.0041. .1. I. Steelman, Inc. REALTOR. —— -31A—Dp1exes ------ rm. by wk ...t'm pile nj unger needed item high as an elephant's eye. Place a classif led ad, and pile the moneyinyourwailell aFlrep(ace LookIng for garden equiprnent'' Read today's classified ads for _______________________________ _________________________________ good buys. YOUR VALENTINE SPECIAL Come see our new listing in lovely Lake Mary Estates, DeBary. 1mm. 2 BR, 28, wIth Fl. R. Enclosed porch, Workshop, shed, citrus trees. central H A, completely in sulated, garage. air turbines. colorcreted 5. much more. Priced to move Quick at o,000. DeBary Realty 668 M.', Sun 904 7754100 your lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. MedelInc.,Realtor641_3013 1 bath _ ______________ Cash for your lot! Will build on *2 large lots __ 46—Commerciaoperly ______________ VA.FHA.235.Con.Home, Low Down Payment FLORIDA AVE. •3 41—Houses _____________________ _____ NOTICE UNDIR FICTITIOUS 714 Executive Home -Loch Arbor 3 BR, Rec. pool, 7 yrs. Assume 7'.' mtg. Owner will hold 2nd w.ig. dwn. $77,000. 322-2207. SUN. 1 105 p.m. - $4To OPEN HOUSE SATURDAYISUNDAY 321-0759 PRICE REDUCED $5000 OPEN HOUSE Oelary- lovely 1g. 1 BR, near shop 1. churches. Ideal for ______ SenIors. 322.0004 or _______________ I - Reg.RealEstateBroker 26l0SanfordAve. 41—Houses H BATEMAN REALTY room, LovelylINCondo KitappiianCi$+WID $210 + Sec. Deø. 41—Houses ____________________ ______ Marriage In the Circuit - Part.time piece work. Webster, America's foremost dictionary No' What yew have to SIN. CaN tellyandyetffCla$aNlSdAdWf$i ______________ water I. utilities. Ston.y Creak V... $43,000. Wesley Grind. staff, Rt. 1, Box *3, Eliza. bethton, Tirm., 31443 or call 613.474.2234. SANFORD-Remodeted 1 BR plus dinair, tile beth. $220. Adults. 541.7113. Personnel Office, County Court House, N. Park Ave., Sanford. Between 0:30 am. I 1:30 p.m. by Feb. 13, INS. Seminole County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. M.P. Position requires shift work. EVERY DAY UIfl$*$ ii Ieekln YOU ARE HEREBY notified that VIVIAN H. JOHNSON UiurnisId 30.ApSrtmIfltS _____________________________ person to Seminole COunty $ERVINGO*ANGEAIID. 0* SEMINOLE COUNTY knws adorns 414 REALTOR MVLTIPLE LI$TlPfG SERVICE Eves. 343-3jo 3fl.1909 - COMPLAINT TAKER Starting Salary $141 wkly. a Rainbow _____________________ STEMPER AGENCY __________________________ Ability to type 3$ wpm. Apply In person to SemInole County Personnel Office, County Court House. N. Park Ave., Sanford. Rstweinl:30 a.m.'I. 4:30p.m. by Feb. 13, 1000. Seminole County is an Equal opportunity Employer. M.F. Position requires shift work. ______________________ _____________________ -. comblnatianoftraInin&exp. tooio I. koford GracloOs lIving. Reas. W.ekly&mOnthlyratsLutllltisi pd. Inquire S. Oak 041.7003. CommunicatlonsSpeclallstl Starting Salary $161 wkly. Graduationfromhighschool& 1 yr. prior radio dispatching isp. or completion of a radio dispatching school trainIng COUtS. or an equivalent 1101443 H New Yoqk, NY 1' Save Gas—move Into this (lIke 3 BR, 21 hove, central located, only $43 000, mart. at PS 2—RoOflS __________________________ drill, phone number to Webster, 173 5th Ave. Suite sioso.—st. Johns River acci. $3.00odwn.forloacres.owo*r wIll assist with financIng. BUDGETS ARE SLIM O4.$TERED WITH VALUES THE WANT AD FROM COLUMNS. _________________________ COUNSEL4JR Starting salary $202 wkly. Graduation from an ac credited college or University wa Bachelors degree In Social SCIIOCS5 I' 2 yrs. •xp. In vocational counseling social *ork, vocational education or closely related field or an sqvav.combinationof trainIng & exp. Apply in person to Seminole County PerNnAel Off ice,County Court House, H. Park Ave., Sanford batwean 0:30 am. 14:30 p.m. by Feb. 15, 100. SemInole County Is n Equal Opportunity Employer. M.F. company news I'ame to update local maIlIng lists. All ages, experience un. necessary. Send name, ad. j$OOJ-4 + acres + Bvtltul deubiewidi. cleared I. tincid. this won't last, call 1 51* today. - eartend.r.Cocktall Waitress Experienced, apply In person Deltona Inn. Mon thru Fri 2 to 4 p.m. ______________________ stentlal dow. NO BROKERAGE FEES ______________________ 1.414.12, full 1. port tIme. Apply in person Sanford Hurling 1 Convalescent Center, 930 Millonville. have basic knowledge of general office procedures, eqpt. I filing system. Ability to type 33 wpm. Apply in CASH? _____________________________ ______________________________ Boat lulldetS-F'T, stady work. HR assembly dept. We ore looking for several goOd people now. Cobla lost Co. SIlver Lake Rd., Sanford. ______________________ $2L000-NeW Ustlng, 3 BR, S. odOme.gOOdfl.,C0ttit Call Us Forierms Tow.rFlnancialSef'v. 1100.241216t br$ItCPI Graduation from high school or aqulvalant combination of traIning I. experience. Must ______ EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl.Sunday,Feb.O,1950—SB Jr __________ - Legal Notice Say 'No' i-. _ �- B—EvinIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . -. Sunday, Feb. 10, 1 ...., ... ,.. ... .,-... •_•_., ° Susan Smith Named Poppa Jay's Supervisor BUSINESS. Chuck Bagnato Honored For Top Achievement Poppa Jay's recently announced the promotion of one of their management personnel to area supervisor. Susan Smith has been a manager with Poppa Jay's since its beginning in 1977, and prior to that time she wqs a manager for Burger Queen Systems for five years. Mrs. Smith has been a manager of the DeLand Poppa Jay's and, more recently, the Orange City location. She has been a resident of the Deltona area for the past 3' years. Smith was promoted to the position of supervisor tcause or ner proven management abilities and reputation for turning around problem un1t Ihnt she has managed. IN BRIEF Longwood's William Coulter Veep At Southeast Mortgag William M. Coulter, a Longwood resident, has been elected vice president by the board of directors of Southeast Mortgage Company, it was announced. Coulter is responsible for income property loan production In the Orlando district, in addition to being a senior appraiser in this office. He attended Ohio State University and came to Southeast Mortgage In 1973 from a position as staff appraiser for the Florida Department of Transportation. In 1977, the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers awarded Coulter the appraisal Institute designation. This exclusive membership is limited to professionally designated appraisers with five or more years experience, including three years of field variety experience and recommendations by other appraisers. Chuck Bagnato, director of residential sales for Florida Residential Communities (FRC), has been honored for FRC's outstanding sales achievement during the month of December. Under Bagnato's direction, FRC sales teams recorded in excess bf $1.5 million In home sales in December, including eight sales during Christmas week, traditionally one of the slowest weeks during the year. FRC, based in Altamonte Springs, expects to more than double last year's sales in fiscal 1980 and recently announced ca41n,ifc at itq cinciIA_fnmi!t, J h,,nin flII IWlIl USIN SMITH ...veteran manager , :I they finally sold their interest in the hotel in the 1940s. But Mrs. McGrath Kept her interest In Longwood and its people. P4,rald The PACE School for Children with Learning Disabilities , will hold a Valentine's Day "Be A.Sweetheart" Fashion " Show at Burdine's in the Altamonte Mall on Feb. 14, at 10 a.m. in the community room. Danish and coffee will be served. . Tickets are $3 each and can be purchased through PACE School or Burdine's Community Room. For further in. - 'formation, call 8694882. .. I_% 4. . ..' . 4) jb Iq r StVO 4' '; t , By TOM F.TSh,l. lleralil Staff Writer In the late 1880s Longwood was a thriving little with il IX)pUlation around 1 00. P.A. l)emens, a Polish cot'nt who had been exiled from the Czarist court in Russia, was running a lumber mill that employed over 150 men. r.-.... II... t._....i ....__.,..._.I.... .L_ wI V'M IU I U1UIUIII IiIt town were cut and turned into lumber for the man homes being built in the A large three-story hotel—later known the Longwood Hotel—was completed and known the Waltham. Fora number it gathering place for northern tourists who were exploring Florida and enjoying the mild winters. Co nservation was a word little practiced in th ose days and when the supply of tim ber ran out did the Polish count. The mill closed and many families b crc forced to move The big freeze in the mid 1890s all but wiped out the fledgling citrus industry, forcing still more families to seek their fortune elsewhere. Th e hotel was sold several tunes and hard times fell on the area. By 1922 the population Longwood had dropped to ISO souls. But a new faintly was moving to town. George Etiphilte Clark was a successful salesman for Bass shoes and he also ran a girl's camp in Maine. He had been thinking of returning and had been in Longwood the previous year visiting with friends who had moved into the area from Maine. 8 8, . town - --- I Free Piano Concert Coming . . . - .. •_... .... . . ...,' . ., . : I -- — J ,. ,. . •, . . . . •'. Air Classes .'.' ' s crc ill tome, We COOKS ahlu Stall • shoe even a See MAXINE M('GR,tTH, Page 2C Start Ii Maxine McGrath: A walking storehouse of IArngwo()d history. .. A 1927 photo of the Longwood Hotel shows the Governor's entrance. .. . Makes Dean's List At MMI . I ,. - ,. .... . . - . .,. ilá / '4. . L ,':. . . Janice Springfield, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce, cuts the ribbon to mark the grand opening of Hachern's km. Joining the celebration are (center) owner, Peter Hachem and John Morris. a member of the Sanford City Commission. flachem's, located at 2708 S. Sanford Ave., features hot sandwiches, pizza and phone-order . delivery service . ... .. . .... .• Herbert Stenstrom (center), Realtor-owner of Stenatrorn Realty, 2515 Park Dr., Sanford, stands with two of his top salesmen. David Farr (left) received an award for exceeding $2 million In sales in 1979 and Terry Uvie (right) gained an award for surpassing the $1 million mark. Also receiving awards for outstanding sales achievements were Christine Griggs, Albert Antar, Andrew Wolf, Edward Higgins, Nancy Butler, Rose Payne, George Abbgy and Ben Southerland. SPICE Plans Open Forum ' than otherwise for newly built alcohol fuel The administration unveiled a program to encourage tiuction of more gasohol plants, but officials have opposed isolating any Russian-bound corn for gasohol Production. , Talmadge proposed that government company times. - i4, pm. at Westmonte Recreation Center in Altamonte Springs. The meeting will be an open forum. All parents are In-vltedtoattend. . .. . .. . . in the far- corn acreage !n'Wgt year,, progrjun plants for a little more than $2.41 per bushel. mer-owned reserve. - Bob Talthadge urged Agriculture Under current law, government stocks could ary Talmadge said he is unconvinced at Berglanto t h farmers to reduce oorn be sold in the marketplace for no less own enough has been done to Wn out the presi. planting this year. $315 per bushel. dent'sptomthmany advevee jw T Gasohol, sold in an Increasing number of on the American farmer, although the adclear the ad. gasoline station across the nation, is a mix. ministration up ' to Pod" embergO PWk*l ministration has autfmity to ture of nine parts gasoline and one part will keep term Income as high as It would agricultural embargoed ch alcohol, have beIwithout the embargo. :.1aTMs, su As P o ult r y. The rnment is ng at lead The gasohol provisi6n was part of an eight. Ulma*propond afi*rW study Q(using 101M of the embargoed UU7. price point bill introduced by Taln.idge to soften American fzn exports to obtain Imports of the impact on farmers of President Carter's 011 &W othet natural re support loans on last. sources — Jan. 4 embargo of 17 million tons of grain and WOW Crop to farmers who Planted potential exposioa of farm export markets. more than their crop acreage. I million tons of soybeans. Hearings on the His bill would make last a bill are expected soon, food security reserve produced outside the goverflment program for mill tog Some of the corn that would have gone to eligible for price supports and placement in proposa wheat, a. l to LWI Ik Russia may end up In government docks, the farmer-owned grain res UM a dminis t ration is =* te4W erve. although officials say they would prefer to Farmers enrolled only about 20 percent of . . .1L t I Hattie McNamara To Turn 84 Hattie McNamara, who says she believes she is the oldest living native of Longwood, will celebrate her lWth bfilhday. Sunday, Feb. 10. Mrs. McNamara ta ught school In Seminole County for 42 years. Her address is 212 W. BAY St., Loniprood 32750. e end . . . ' adge Wants. To Help Farmers l alm - Sophia Shoemaker has been a wife for 29 years. She married Kay Shoemaker, foun der of the successful construction which bears his name, and became a mother three - SPICE (Seminole Parents Involved In Children's Education) will hold Its regular meeting Feb. 18 at 7:30 T Talmadge, chairman of the Senate Agrictiltige Committee, says more should be done to help farmers recover from the Russian grain embargo. For one thing, he wants to change the law to make It enler to use some embargoed corn for gasohol production. 'fle Georgia Democrat says government- I - . Vh0 'On Hold For The Last 1 0, 12 Years JJ, The Central Florida Civic Theatre Guild will present the AsoIo Touring Theatre performing "Beauty and me Beast" on Friday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 18 at 10:30 a.m., I and 3 p.m.; and Sunday, Feb. l7atl and 3p.m.; at Tupperware Children's Theatre, Loch I4RvPn Park. . .. WASHINGTON HoSDItal Was Put 'Beauty 8 The Beast' Set ...'41 Company Finds Now Gas Chairman Of The Board: Steven E. Sorrells of Altamonte Snrings made ade the Dean's List at Marion Military Institute, Marion, Ala., for the Fall Semester of the 1979.80 Session. He is the son of Mrs. Claire Thompson; 108 Camphor Tree Lane, Altamonte Springs. ., . was ' ,.' -. .. . '. 1. . I Two free spring gardening seminars have been scheduled by the Seminole County Coopera tive Extension Service ptj, png and Cite of the Home Vegetable 67 will be held on Feb. 14, train 7:30 to 9:30 pmL, at the Agricultural Center, 4330 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford. flw second seminar, Dealing With Pest Problems in the Home Vegetable Garden, is scheduled March 13, same time, same place. For information and registration, call the Agrlcultital Center, 322-3233. 3•P r . 1 - . . Daughter Beth now teaches school at Seminole High. Tummy, atte nds Seminolt? Community College and Dean is a student at Crooms. Mrs Shoemaker had been a registered nurse for nine years until she left to sta rt a family. But she remained interested in medicine, especia lly on the local level, and appointed to the board of trustees of Seminole Memorial Hospital in 1972 by governor Reubin Askew. She served on the non-salaried board as a member and as its chairman until the county-owned hospital was recently sold to the Hospital Corporation of America. In talking about her seven years on the board, Mrs. Shoemaker said the public was often not aware of the job the board did ln taking care of the Indigents and the fact that the money just was not available to do needed repairs both Inside and outside the hospital. Meanwhile the cos ts for materials kept rising. "The hospi tal was put 'on hold' for the last 10 or 12 years," said Mrs. Shoemaker, but additions made in the dining ad the X-ray department. Money :as spent keeping up with "the tremendous - - f.. I Sophia Shoemaker: "For 24 years the hospital took care of indigents, but when the time came to take care of the hospital nobody came to its aid. strides rrit t from of A new class in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating will start at Seminole Community College Feb. 25. The course, which is one year in length, prepares the student with ski lls necessary to enter the field. as a mechanic. This is a daytime class program . .Persons wishing to enroll or get additional information should contact the College by the following telephone numbers: In Sanford and Winter Park, 323.1450;inOrlando, 843-7001. . -. • . w was a prominent (in. Approximately 1,976 students at Florida State University made the Dean's List for the fall quarter. The Dean's List is an honor roll of students whose grade avages are "A" or "B" for all courses taken during the quarter. The Dean's List students from Altamonte Springs are Brian Robert Petrie and Theresa Lynn Pedrotty. No as so FSU Students Make Dean's List Sabal Point President Walter Temple presents awards to (from left) Sales Director Renee Stein (from professional leadership), sales representative Dee Wing ($3 million in sales) and Ann Relsenburg ($4 million in sales). The three women were named certified members of the "million dollar circle" by the National Association of Home Builders Sales and Marketing Council Ii of years '' ------- '' were in the other, One of the Clark children, 14-year-old Maxine was to becommie a long-tumie I A)ngwoo(I resident now known by her married name as Maxine M ; rath. Mrs. McCrath remuenilx'rs driving to I £mgwo('d almost 60 years ago on the new iv cumuplete(i I )ixiv Highway. It was a 10-foot ride brick road that raim J acks wv ilk' to Tan ipa and when tti cars a oti Id imiee't one ul thmemmi would have to pull off on thic shoulder." The ('lark entourage arrived in a l)ig six Studebaker" and a seven-passenger Buick sedan which was" the must beautiful car I'd ever seen," recalled Mrs. McGrath. Her fattier renovated the hotel with modern equipmeat, new dishes for the dining room, and it new name as well. It was called the St. George lintel, said Mrs. McGrath. "We had excellent food and nice uct'omodations." Leaving scenic Maine for the flat scrub land of Central Florida was not it delight for the then teen-aged Miss Clark. "I hated it hit' first year," she said. Keeping candy turned out to be problem. "A as Seminole Community College will present Zelma Bodzin in it piano recital Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Concert hail. The program will include works by Haydn, Schubert and Schuman. Miss Bodzin played two concerts at SCC last summer and will participate in a concert at the White House in the spring. She has pleased audiences throughout the United j States and Europe. Admission to this performance is free. New officers (above) of the Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce for 1980 are (from left) Sheila Brown, secretary; Ralph Pezold, vice president; Richard Swann, president; and Catherine Ray, treasurer. The Longwood Chamber changed its name last year to. Include the rapidly developing business community In Winter Springs. Chairman of the board of directors is Past President ,ttiMcCullough , I , V •'fl ............. IUIU IIIL IIIirI was . The hotel %% as closed but the to nspeople hoped someone would open It again. They tried to interest ('lark in the idea and ere successful. The girl's camp vas oxim unIv (hiring the summer, and ('lark planned to have the staff come to Florida in the winter to run the hotel. So in 1922 two cars left Farmington, Maine hound for area. J t%tI In Time She Grew To Love Longwood According to Jane Adriatico, president of Polish National Alliance Lodge 32116, in observance of the PNA 100th an. niversary, there will be a Polish dance on Friday, Feb. 22, at 8 p.m. at the Altamonte Civic Center. Admission is donation of $3 per person. For information eall 671-4237 or 855-6508. . . Tom — * Lodge Plans Polish Dance . .. bv Maxine McGrath Arrived From Maine 60 Years Ago r • V.' Photos PACE Fashion Show Scheduled I - . An exhibit of modern photography from the Crealde Art Center of Winter Park Is on display at the headquarters building of the Winter park Telephone Company in Altamonte Springs. The exhibit, which opened Monday, will continue through February and features a study in black and white photography by Crealde students. Viewing hours Sui 'k %T)% uJne inb itAvseeu S a.m. ani 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays). The exhibit is part of a continuing program sponsored by Winter Park Telephone In which various colleges and art centers from the central Florida area exhibit selected student art In the reception area of the company's main office building. Besides the Crealde Art Center, other schools which have participated include: Rollins College, Valencia Community College, Seminole Community College and the University of Central Florida Artists Guild. while In high school In Augus INS, he started woddr "from the ground" in lbs horticulture dspartmsnt it Cypress Gardens where be most rsouig was sopLzdendsot. owned the Longwood Hotel until The Lake Howell PTSA Executive Board-Local School Advisory Committee will meet Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. in Lake Howell School. 3j The Lake Howell PTSA will meet Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the commons area. The program will be a media presen. thtion on the Guidance program and other special programs that are available at Lake Howell. Special event of the evening will be an induction ceremony for the new members into the National Honor Society. .. Phone Firm Slates Exhibit reared In the Lake area where he began his first plant business The family of Maxine McGrath Hold 'Honor' Induction new members will be invited to attend and get acquainted. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, in addition to supporting and promoting the business community, also operates the Better Business Bureau. With the support of the city of Sanford, the Industrial Action Committee concerns itself with the economic development of this area. Membership in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce also includes membership in the Better Business Bureau. For additional information regarding chamber membership, contact the office at 322-2212. . . cINLIG0Wi Charles Barnes, Carpentersville, Ill., has been appointed to the sales staff of Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford manufacturer of factory-built housing. Barnes has been a member of the sales staff National Homes In Effingham, Ill, for the past 10 years. He was previously associated with the Monsanto Chemical Co. In St. Louis for five years and prior to that was affiliated with the First National Bank of Ottawa, Kan. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Kansas State University. Wales jLake Howell PTSA To Meet, -, . Island Club developer Wayne Ausmus displays the Sensible Growth Design and Planning ' Award recently won in Las Vegas. Also accepting the award, which Is given by Better lion) es Gardens magazine, were William hlegert, who headed the design and planning team, and Don Evans, director of Donald Fredrick Evans Associates in Winter [lark. Barnes Jams Cardinal Team area A nsthw A. i iun I Peter T. Hofatra, of the firm of Dennis DeLoach Jr., has been named a fund member attorney of Lawyers' Title Guaranty Fund. Hofstra, a graduate of Stetson University College of Law, is active in legal practice in Seminole County. According to fund president Paul Comstock, the Fund Is the oldest and largest bar-related title insurer In the United States. The fund philosophy Is that the best protection for home buyers and sellers Is legal advice and title insurance through the buyer's or seller's own attorney. Comstock adds that the fund is the only Florida title insurer actively encouraging home buyers and sellers to seek legal representation In real estate transactions. horticulure for Florida Cypress Gardens, It was annoirnced by Bob Kwdtk vice president of horticulture. In his new capacity, Freel will oversee the changes and additions to the botanical gardens, In addition to rience of the gardens, walkways sad nursery CHUCK BAGNATO ...big month ADA DI ICIkICCC CDf\TI IFLIT Fund Member Named Norman Fresi, X. has been named director of ..t 'JIIIJIIIIIIIIJ V i £II.?VIUIIUI Sunday, Feb. 10, 1910—iC IkollF fly Longwood and its duplex community of Sandalwood Village in Florida Center. The annual membership drive of the Greater Sanford the three-day effort will achieve the established goal of i,000 Chamber of Commerce will get underway with a kickoff members. The chamber roster reached 650 members In 1979. breakfast on Tuesday, 8 a.m. in the chamber building. Businessmen are urged to assist in promoting the memThis year the campaign has a new look as former chamber bership campaign through the use of signs, marquees, and presidents serve as team captains with current President word of mouth, Janice Springfield in the chairperson's role. This year's team "A simple message, 'Join your chamber now,' will help a captains are: Wayne Albert, Vic Arnett, John Carli, Torn Hunt, great deal," Mrs. Springfield advised, "and all new businesses Torn McDonald, Kenneth McIntosh, Clifford McKibbin Jr., in the greater Sanford area are welcome to become chamber A.K. Shoemaker Jr., and W. Garnett White. members." The campaign will end at 5 p.m. Thursday with the hope that A hamburger cookout will be held following the drive and all The Atlantic National Bank of Seminole Board of Trustees has elected Allen Harvell Jr. to the position of vice president-commercial loans. Harvell previously held the position of vice president with Atlantic Bank of Orlando. In 1972, Harvell began his banking career at the Trust Company Bank, Atlanta, in the Commercial Banking Training Program. He assumed the position of assistant branch manager and operations manager, Greenbriar office, in 1973 and in 1974, was elected to the position of commercial loan officer, Executive Park office. Harvell joined Atlantic Bank of Orlando in 1977 as an assistant cashier and commercial lending officer. In 1978, he was elected to the position of assistant vice president, commercial loans, a position he held until his promotion in March, 1979 as vice president. A 1972 graduate of Florida Technological University, Harvell received a business administration degree In finance. Fre.l Joins Cypress Gardens Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Greater Sanford Chamber Begins Drive Harvell Gets Bank Post Florida Exploration Co., the Winter Park-based oil and gas subsidiary of Continental Resources Co., has successfully completed a development gas well in southeatern New Mexico. The Well, is one mile northwest of the discovery well completed during July, 1979 In the Ross Draw (Wolfcamp) Field In Eddy County, New Mexico, about 40 miles southeast of Carlsbad. J. B. Goldman Jr., president of Florida Exploration, said the development well's potential-test results were better than than of the field's discovery well. The development well was tbllIed to a total depth depth of UO feet, plugged back toll72 feet and flowed on Iota-point potential test at the alte of 6.6 million cubic feet of gas per day and 232 barrels of condensate per day throtmti an 1144-inch choke. Florida Exploration, the operator, owns a 33.3 percent working Interest in the confirmation well and In a surrounding 2,$$acre tract. Identical working Interests are owned by subsldairles of ACF Industries, Inc., and Chassis System, Inc. OURSELVES- W' -•---•-- ----- ------ rpm __ ________________________________ k 6L 49 yff taking place in medicine" at the expense the building and beautification of the grounds, though it was fi na lly necessary to have the hospital reroofed and waterproofed," she said. They had hoped to modernize the building but not In a 'h odge-podge manner," Mrs. Shoemaker said. The emergency room was to have first priority with the operating and intensive care units second, but by •ncreasing the capacity and efficiency of these departments would have increased the number of patients at the hospital which in turn would have placed a f ur ther burden on ot her departments and would have required more rooms t ha n the hospi ta l had. Citing hospitals in Orange county which have successfully expanded, Mrs. Shoemaker said their study revealed renovating the hospital would have been as expensive as building a new one. Once again, the money was not available. The support of the south end of the county was necessary for any expa nsion or growth but most of peoule there were going to h ospitals In W in ter Park or to the Orland o Regional Medical Center, said Mrs. Shoemaker. "The north end couldn't afford it," she said, and unfortunately many of the paying patients were going to larger hospita l out of the area for special treatment. "We knew we would lose if put to vote," she said. See IIOSI'ITAI,, Page 3C of rooms �I' ~C—Evenlnq Herald, Sanford. Ff. Sunday, Feb. 10, 1910 dft ...Maxine McGratl Engagements 'I The Woman's Club of Sanford Continued From Page IC lunchroom in 1921. Among those + VLSI U ; I - + + + • + . + + - , + . .. + ••.,. mittee, the generous publicity of The Sanford Herald, the drives were successful and Monday, Oct. 10, was the date set to turn over the building to the school with all the Indebtedness paid and between 275 and 300 children are served daily." "Mrs. Blackman reported cooking equipment of the kitchen ample for all requirements, but the quality of gas Is so poor it is Impossible to use the full equipment at any one time, causing a great deal of annoyance and Inconvenience." "Miss Virginia Smith as supervisor and Mrs. E. P. Moore as treasurer and purchaser of supplies were mentioned in highest terms of praise for excellent work done. "Free lunches were given to deserving children." Mrs. Smith introduced Mrs. Walter Gielow, president of the Women's Club of Sanford, who spoke of the pride of the women's club in their efforts to accomplish such worthy projects In the community. She reminded those attending that the women are doing similar menial tasks to raise money for their projects today. She concluded by saying "I trust and hope that 59 years from now our lakefront beautification project, Centennial Park, the Junior's Hear t Park, and ot her lasting programs we have helped instigate will be remembered as we are remembering and honoring the club of 1921 today." Mrs. Smith recognized Mrs. Lourine Messenger who was attending as the first volun teer worker In the lunchroom. Mrs. Smith asked those to stand who attended the grammar school in t heir youth. There were nine persons who stood up were applauded. Clay Carrol, the school principal, unveiled the plaque. Al Keeth thanked the Woman's Club in behalf of the school board for their dedication over the years. He said that the school systems and school programs have roots, just like people do. He stated that it is interesting to look back and see how these things came a bout because he feels we can learn and build on them. Mrs. Smith and her counittee concluded the ceremony by cutting a large cake and serving it and punch to the guests attending. •......... .•", , .. +. I . +•..c:,.. .... — card handy, but no one ever asks to see it. - A CONCERNED MINISTER IN PHOENIX I have had the door opened DEAR CONCERNED: by children as young as 3 and Here's hoping your letter 4!I never enter the home until causes more eyes to be an adult comes to the door. If! opened and more doori kept were a thief (or a rapist) I s, could gain entrance in over 50 U help percent of the homes Ivisitlijtlng of without any difficulty letters sympathy, con&ratulatloes or thank-you whatsoever. letters, get Abby's booklet, Please print this, Abby. and "How toWdte for all tell your readers to be very, Occasions." Send 11 and very careful about whom they long, stamped (U cents), selt-I let Into their homes. And to addressed envelope to Abby: never allow a child to open a 132 Leaky Dr.. Beverty Hilts. door to a stranger. + _________________ - PHILIPS DECORATING DEN + Rhopid FOR THE GIRL WITH I A HEART OF GOLD r / we '' Z~ _., r- . 4& - - OW • MISOSIUNDS . NUCSLACI TO MATCH. . --- house plantain _ _ . l' t4? - 1< -' .+. , i,sq- ,. i IL'J- _'& . L ••. .... - • - . . " t - + Hospital - ••• - A - pots Dw'arsfl,p Des leiteresa bsootil,l .eI,ct of Isp-quality color. cserliaats samples to cMsss Crow. AM all ivr pr.00ce, are verasIoid PH. 3224315 O . . - - - 322.7642 — - 1, -. 3 'I ii + , I P ,L 1 . :. a 4 top" - ... - + + -. . 11 ly/ ; ••• ,. -+ - _ - William and Adele PIrIgyl rehearse for free conceit, In And Around Longwood, Winter Springs 'Festival I Of M usic G` The World Almanac' Coming To Lyman The Longwood Recreation Mr. and Mrs. Eddie EUzy Sr. 1703 W. 16th St., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Irma Jean Ellzy, to Lawrence Maurice Parker, son of Mrs. Mary E. Parker Haines, 1824 W. 3rd St., Sanford, and LAb Morrisey Jr., Wilmington, Del. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Howard High School, Wilmington, where she was a nmber of the French Club, Science Club, and on am yearbook staff. She was a 1973 debutante of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Wilmington Miss Elizy attended the University of Maryland where she received a B.S. degree in home economics education and where she was a member of the Home Economics Club and majorette with marching band. She attends Seminole Community Call" Her fiance Is a 1507 gradua te of Howard High School where he was s member of the student council, choir, AU-State Choir, foothill and basketball teams. He attended the University of Delaware and Delaware State College where he was graduated In 1971. He sang in the choir and was on the Dean's List. He is an English teacher In New Castle County School District. The wedding will be an event of July 5, at 3 p.m,, at , Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 1925 4IJpor Sanford. ' - - SANFORD PLAZA (bl ALTAMONTE MALL ZALES W athletes had to seek refuge — from the rain under the here is the largest public • k • •k bleache seats, zoological park in the United competition continued with States? (a) San Diego (b) Bufthe spectators watching talc (c) Dallas through the small spaces 2. What do Cit latipee, Guaflatiro and Kilimanjaro have in between the seats. common? The broad Jumps, the races 3 Which actress won two will present "A Festival of Music" on Sunday, Feb, 24 at 3 p.m. at the Lyman High School Auditorium In Longwood. cancer treatment centers, according to Mrs. Shoe maker. "we have to progress 11 we are going to survive," she said. "For 24 years the hospital took care of indigents, but when tje time came to take cart' of the hospital, o one came to its aid."—TOM NETSEL , - r The performance Is being produced and directed by Wmlnm and Adph. Piphtul inr1 and the hurtles were run, even Acaderny Awards for hest admission will be free to the formation call the Longwood though timing was impaired actress in two consecutive . years? (a) Katharine flepburn public. Recreation Department at badly by the wet track. The (b) Olivia de Havilland (e) Highlights of the program coaches of these three teams Belle Davis will be "Love duets" by — deserve a lot of credit for Linda Gall Van Eepoel has helping these students stretch ANSWERS Puccini anuOperetta Medleys sung by William and Adele been named to "Who's Who their endurance, stamina and Pirigyl. Among Students in American team spirit. •i; C.)IJJ%/ PUC eJ!JaUIV 1111105 CJIiaWV Universities and Colleges." Every athlete there came II1JON :S)UaUI)UOJ aAl).),)(ISaJ La Donna E Mobile" from Linda a senior 5i, i.',sX't& Rigohetto and "Addlo Alla 111 UI) SaoUeo% + through a wlnnei. ege mflaJOIU% UI biology. amii JJC I()II.L saJ.)i 'q 1 Madre" from Cavahlerla Coll She Is the da ughter of Mr. and R ?5hi0 Mrs. John Van Eepoel of arias igy. Winter Springs. . " —p - . I Y, '.1 Ii , ~Iir ' Two piano solos, "Grande ValseBrilliante" by Chopin and "Clair De Lune" by High held its School has t track nt the I ______ /______ - a ifts my r 441% j for 1. 1"~ V, ','-,.,. , &1-:!4" . ... . I ' leod I ~, ,, -,. 4I ". T "", f. by Kaiser-Roth " - I - Give her a sexy nn t n u all.. ''"—' -'s'"', 1 so I "r' -' (;' :' / "" ''" / I / / Ja94aUar ,j / V • a or pretty panties. ___~ . A. " and you'l I adore I ,. f//I V 7 f . .Corr.ctlon _ - Senior citizens may obtain free assistance In preparing their tax returns on Thursdays the Loagwood First Federal Of Seminole on State Road 434. The bank was Incorrectly Identified in a story Wednesday on PageiB. / PHILIPS t. ----"- - - k. ___D11M___' - .' •.,-'', I ' - ''1 • ..i - - The14kadMenjne that lasts the whole year through! February 14, give the Valentine that keeps you on her mind—a 'Messages of Love" pendant. Ask for free giftwrap when you come to choose her boxed-for-giving pendant Your choice, $49.95 A selection of chains available separately Enjoy it now with Zales cmdil. 2154201. FIRST ST. 4,..; t \ \ \4 at . . 1~ 11" - - -r .4 f.' I, .. - J. Debussy will be played by season. Members of the track Adele rn teimsfromApopka,Seminole and Lyman High School The exotic Middle Easte Troupe, "The Harem" will I~: . dance three numbers, "The It sprinkled rain about 3:30 openirig,- -The veiv' and and the temperature started Nephew To Speak "Hadourd". . to drop. It then rained off and on with the wind picking up The nephew of Nobel prize-winning novelist William The afternoon of and turning colder by the Faulkner will speak at Seminole Community College, Wed. dance will be man c a minute, -nesday at 11 am. in the Fine tertainment event for Jimmy Faulkner will talk about the life of his famous uncle enjoy. For further InThe sparse crowd and the and show color slidesof his hometown tting for Faulkner's works A Faulkner specialist, Dr. Jo Marshall, will assist In the preaentatlon which Is free to the public. Jimmy Faulkner and Dr. Marshall have been touring college campuses for a number of years. They also work together at 1 . the Faulkner Conference held each summer for scholars at the University of Mississippi and at the Faulk ner Pilgrimage 'sponsored each spring by the city of Oxford. - IN .V$$iU SINCI 5$) c. - + Call Per Apoalsbmiss Nsvw' A CSI(,rW Of TM Colorful Store Thai Cims To Vow' Door. In a beautiful isiictknsof , • bill over a period Of time, but won't." She said that anyone over the age of 18, unemployed and in need of medical care can be declared indigent. They could be the kids of middle class families who overdose on alcohol or drugs, or have an unvanted pregnancy. The family does not want to pay their bills, so the claim to be indigent. The elderly become a burden on their children who do not have the time to care for them . They are too busy trying to survive. Nobody wants them and suddenly they 1)ecomIll' indigent. M15+ Shoemaker feels many of these cases will be investigated more thoroughly in the future and it will be harder for the freeloaders who simply refuse to pay their bills. board.s have been unduly critcized for not caring," Mrs. Shoemaker said. "This is not true. The public flee(ie(i to know t' Ilt.'t(k(l nune to operate. The hoard saw progress at other hospitals and they wanted that for Seminole. We can be critical fora lot but I will not accept that everyone there is hot .i caring person. If anything, we could be criticized for not having the money to do what we wanted to do,'' she said. Hospitals have to grow to keep up with doctors and special techniques, such as open-heart surgery, by-pass operations and + Selection consists of Arsca 1 Yucca Palm Lily, Schatfiora, Silver Queen and Golden Pothos. - Continued From Page ic "It wasn't the administrator's fault, nor the trustees'; the paying patients could only supply so much." No matter what size facility one tuis a hospital is only as good as the doctors and nurses practicing in it, said Mrs. Shoemaker. "All the modern equipment won't give you any loving care; it's only as good as the people using it," she said "I think everybody down there cares." With the shortage of medical staff most hospitals are experiencing, the people at SMII can get jobs anywhere in the area. They are at this hospital because they want to be, but they can "left on hold Just so long before a so-what attitude starts to develop," Mrs. Shoemaker said. The board spent months going over choices for a new administrator before deciding Charles Bentley was the "new broom'' needed to put into motion the many things the board felt was necessar y'. "Things couldn't be left on hold any longer," Mrs. Shoemaker said. She is not sorry RCA has acquired the hospi ta l, but she does regret the loss of SOIIIC of the local control the community had. Nor is she worried about the type of care the patients will receive, "1 just hope they have some caring people in their facility." Mrs. Shoemaker said she does not think there will be any great changes in the first six months, but she feels RCA will "beat down on people who are not indigent, but claim to be, and on those who could pay their — - . '' t " :'' + colors--.- ;.. :; TT% _____ -, " Faulknor's , --"-dMrnn JEWELERS ll*$.PMk - - - - ' Si QuniNy IsiIIng Onbfs ti . PRICED RIGHT! 488 ' 8.88 6 ADMISSION $1.50 (Goad bulk dsys) WOODS .CAIPIT vmk*y - Powl.S AN America *1i cues, iii polio V. Satl4on as,. I,$isaØ, RaUVUN Wilier, SseM'esl and more. Sit., I& 0* iism. If ep.ea. Siu.Psb.lI.iia.msp.as.+ 1.• - • =0DIAPmIa • BEDSPREADS B WOM - - — -1. 2070 OFF ru% ,-~%, S~, .4.~ I IN . - — __ •L__ + EIIzy.Park.r — ________________ ' Mr. and Mrs. Manley L. Rusho of 305 Sunset Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan E. Rustio, to Dr. Andrew W. Greenberg, son of Mrs RodielleShlndler, 8030 W. Country Club Drive, N. Sarasota. The bricle.elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Maim Kring, Daytona Beach, C. W. Nunn, Watertown, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Rusho, Clayton, N.Y. Miss Ruaho is an auditor for Atlantic Ban. corporation. Dr. Greenberg is the grandson of Adolf Hader of Israel. He is a Sanford dentist. The wedding will be an event of April 5, at 2 p.m., at Malson EL Jardin, Altamonte Springs. W'll bring the best sale in town W,4"__ V,4rright to your living room. )jnJ g anJj, 1 ..@-_ .....i RushoGr. enb erg Girl Wants Training For Bu'llfighting DEAR ABBY: Please don't Out of consideration to your calls on people who attend our laugh, this Is a serious children, I recommended they church as visitors, par. problem. I am a girl, nearly take their father's last name, ticularly new people in the 17, who wants more than or use the hyphenated corn- area looking for a church. I anything else In the world to make between 50 and 60 house binatlosi of both your names become a bullfighter. When I regardless of how long they calls per month. Most of these tell people that this is my are. Either would create calls are made in the a!ambition they think I sin I fewer Identity problems ternoon, and those in the kidding, but I'm not. evening are made by ap.. throughout their lives, I snow 11 is an unusual P. need ybody out there pointmentonly. anyou profession for a woman, but I last name should we give has bad to deal with this can't see any reason why a them? I am amazed at the ease problem, I am Interested In woman shouldn't be as good We don't want to hyphenate knowing how It was handled, with which I gain entrance to asa man when lt comes tooirlast names since both are DEAR ABBY: I am a the home even though lwTla bullfighting, do you? + quite long, Iretired United Methodist total Stranger to the family. i I have never been to an a imy ntfficztia B.J. güiü who manes house bullfight, but thcs' T'r &ri DEAR B.J.; L it II!UP1 in the movies and on children traditionally lake television lock Like the most their tether's last exciting sport In the world. It since you have already takes grace, and lots of guts, broken with tradition by and l've got both. keeplagyow OWN last name, Can you tell an how to get you're obviously not coninto this line of work? I know I cursed with tradition, to I can't get any training in this chaise whichever name you country, but I am willing to go prefer. to Mexico. Or even to Sosin if —w— necessary. . Thanks for any help you can give me. FUTURE BULLFIGHTER DEAR BULLFIGHTER: Slave bullfighting Is outlawed In the United States, you M would have to get your tr'ag is a country that (Xc7 permitsit But before you do This Valentine's Day give )lhIng, may I make a your sweetheart these 14K suggestion? Ask yourself why yellow gold heart earrings, you want "more than with diamonds. They're lovanything else Is the world" to ing hearts, designed to tell card In the brutal and bloody that "someone special" you business of torturing and care. "In( nbub for opsi* ad osocis iv ,EWELMONT'1 sAualuss.. • use WJF DEAR ABBY: I am getting married soon; and am keeping my ow's now Instead . 00 of taking my husband's name. When we have diilken. what Large assortment of exotic - the Heritage Inn honoring the bride-elect and guests. Incidentally, Marcia Sis)dnd is currently an ex. change student in Israel. - '.- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry of Casselberry, anpounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Catherine (Cathy) Lee Casselberry, to Steven Robert Gioielll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gioielli of Winter Park, Miss Casselberry is the granddaughter of Mrs. Bertha Williams of Maitland and the late Harvey Williams, Mrs. Mel Casselbsrry of Pompano Beach, Fla. and Blowing Rock, N. C., and the late Hibbard Casselberry, founder and first mayor of the city of Casselberry. Born in Winter Park, the bride-elect is a graduate c,f Lyman High School, Longwood, where she was a member of the National Honor Society, the Soc. cerettes, and the Drama Club, Active in theatre, she received the award as outstanding drama student of the year. A senior at Rollins College In Winter Park, she plans to graduate In May. She is majoring in Theatre Arts, and is a member of the Rollins Players and has appeared In numerous productions and designed the costumes for "Vanities." She is employed in the character department at Walt Disney World. Her fiance is the gra ndson of the late Mr. and Mrs Char les Gioielli of East Hartford, Conn,, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conover of Lima, Ill. Born in Orlando, he graduated from Lake Highland Preparatory School In Orlando, where he was a member of the Civitan Club and played on the football and soccer teams, He is a student at the University of Central Florida where he Is majoring In ocean engineering. He is employed in the character department at Walt Disney World. A December wedding is planned. ANFORD ' -- • Casselberry.GIojeIIj First School Lunchroom Is Dedicated . A large gathering attended a ceremony Wednesday afternoon at the Sanford Grammar School lunchroom for the unveiling of a plaque that was selected by a committee of the -. Women's Club of Sanford. IV — The women serving on the committee were: Mrs. J.T. Wilson, Mrs. Eva Crosby and Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, acting as chairman, Because of her interest in education, Mrs. Crosby volun. Leered to pay for the plaque. Her sister-in-law, Vivian Welch, was a long-time teacher in Seminole schools. Mr. and Mrs. Crosby established a trust fund that worthy young persons ç.. recei ve help for their college educations, Mrs. . might Smith opened the ceremony by welcoming everyone '. - # and introducing Dr. Virgil Bryant, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, who gave a brief invocation, Mrs. Smith recognized some of the dignitaries attending, who were Mayor Lee P. Moore of Sanford; William P. Layer, superintendant of Seminole County schools; Al Keeth, chairman of Seminole County School Board of Education; William Kroll and Roland Williams, both members of the . Seminole School Board; and Clay Carroll, principal of Sanford Grammar School. .1 Also attending were Helen Constantine, the present day supervisor of the school lunchroom and Charlot te Whitmore, + + the Food Ser vice Director for Seminole Coun ty. They were in charge of the refreshments that were provided for the ceremony. •• + Mrs. Smith told the following story about the beginning of the project for the school lunchroom: .1 I "On a hot summer's diy in June 1921, Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman of Welfare Depar tment of the Woman's Club of I + Sa nford, called her department meeting and after several + meetings and Investigation of lunchrooms in neighboring + + towns, It was decided to undertake the establishing of these lunches in Sanford." Eva Crosby and Clay Carroll unveil plaque. "We read further through the meetIng effort of the corn- parties honoring Sara Lee was a miscellaneous shower given at the "perfectly gorgeous" Sweetwater home of Lucie Hinson. Lucie Is the grandmother of the flower girl, Michelle Hinson. And Lucie's mother made the lovely gown " -. Sanford Civic Center ANSWERS * - Show & Sale ~' CASSELBERRY -. China IS Pottery 0 I., are, from left, Bud Layer, Mrs. Walter Herald Photos by Tom Vincent PLORIDAS Sssd ANNUAL + CATHERINE Mrs. Eva Crosby, William Kroll, * 1. New Orleans is 8 feet below sea level. Trueor false? What Is a baby turkey called? The Treaty of Frankfort ceded the(a)Franco-Prussian War (b) Crimean War (C) Spanish-American War attending the dedication of a plaque: A. Gielow, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith,: ByNELLLEE Herald Correspondent Sunday, Feb. 10, Valentine Ball, beginning at 9 tertained at her home at an p.m., at the Knights of evaluation luncheon - of a Columbus Hall. sort. The executive board of Many wedding guests plan the Orlando Beta Sigma Phi to make a night of it and at- City Council judged the Betty Barley, Louise Austin tend the ball after the wed- Valentine Queen candidates on poise, personality, and Frieda Piercy were ding and reception, The bride-elect is the According to Betty Jack, achievements, etc. hostesses at a miscellaneous daughter of Sara and Marion Betty presented each out-of shower honoring Sara Lee at the Valentine Queen will be D MIPhAIIO will tr,%nP in •" [UWiIU ill Li p.m. cmcee to, UIIU .iuus parents own Judge with a ieau crystal the Barley home in Lake are Helen and Ed Smith. Alex Serracs has something ring holder, and served 18 ding. He insisted on buying wedding. Mary. special planned for the guests a luncheon with Candy Deal, Sara Lee's Out-of-town guests have her lovely gown. Other pre-nuptial parties evening — but everybody is chicken quiche as the main And Sara Lee's maternal matron of honor, was hostess already begun to arrive for a scheduled are a bridal lun- pledged to secrecy. dish. grandmother from Georgia at a bridal shower at her series of precheon given by Jewel Betty said she was excited has made 300 burgundy satin Deltona home. Joining the hostess, judges and activity Is the word. Another bridal party was Darland; a champagne party over tile band, Sunny Daze. and Valentine Girls were the I "A bride-lo-be lives here" roses filled with birdseed to be for Sara Lee and Jim, with They will wear tuxedoes Sanford Beta Sigma Phi might be t he mea ning of distributed to the guests for given by Dorothy Lee and Eve and John Crabtree as "real classy," she said. Executive Board. showering the newlyweds, Allison Beckhorn at the Ice wedding bells hanging on host and hostess; a brunch for Tickets to the BYOB event Roberts front door. Talented Bertle Brough is home in Loch Arbor, the couple given by Connie are $lOa couple. Reservations Sanford students making Frances Roberts and her Relatives and friends have directing the reception and must" b' calling Pat the recent Dean's List at put their talents together to Eddie Payne, formerly of daughters, Kim Steele anddinner Williams; the rehearsal are "a with Jim's parents as Van Winkle, 322-8030; Sue Florida State University are come up with a potpourri of Collins Florist here and a Diane Ospechook, were hosts ; and a bridesmaids' Schwegman, 322.5750; Traces- as follows: Mitchell Gebhardt delectable homemade goodies fa mily friend, has been back hostesses at a kitchen shower brunch given by Dottie Wight, 323-0738; the ball of Route 1; Taniara Harrison, for the reception, and forth from Zephyrhills at the Roberts home Williams. chairmen, June helms or South Park Avenue; Cynthia The bride-elect's brother, several times to coordinate Catalina Drive. Margie Beine; or any Beta Lee Ogden, Route 3; Tammy Randy Roberts, wanted to do the flowers and decorations Velda Siskind and her On e same night of the Sigma Phi member. L. Ring, South Palmetto something super special and for the wedding and reception. daughter, Marcia (by proxy) Roberts-Smith wedding, Beta Last Saturday, Betty Jack, Avenue; and Harold Henlasting for his sister's wedAmong the recent bridal entertained at a luncheon at Sigma Phi is having its annual City Council president, en- derson Jr., West 8th Street. ......... By the following year the hqtel was prospering and was once again a popular gathering spot. Clark had planned a party for the local people to thank them for their support, but he and Maxine were late In arriving since they had been to Orlando trying to buy her a car of her own. A certain tool had been moved from its proper place to open the five-gallon ice cream containers and had not been replaced. Clark picked it up and took it back himself. While in the rear of the hotel he somehow slipped and hit his head in a fatal fall. In 1923 the Clarks took him back to Maine for burial, sailing by boat from Savannah. Mrs. McGrath did not return until 1929. She stayed in Maine with her sister until she graduated from high school. "I got married two weeks after school,"she said, "and had four daughters before I was 21!" That first marriage had problems and she eventually decided to return to Florida. Her mother had bought a new Ford for $1000 but did not know how to drive a car, remembered Mrs. McGrath. As the nation entered the Great Depression, Mrs. McGrath drove them back to the hotel with a family of her own. Times were hard in Longwood. While her mother owned the hotel it was hard to find paying guests. Anyone with an extra room in their home had It for rent. Just paying the taxes on the hotel was difficult since an error a doctor made in her father's death certificate caused them to lose the insurance, and much of her mother's other assets were frozen. "I could get two cans of corn beef for 25 cents," Mrs. McGrath said, "and make a real good stew." Food was kept fresh with the help of a 5 cent block of Ice purchased daily. Nelson Eddy films were very popular with Mrs. McGrath's growing daughters and they would sometimes stay and watch them three times in a row, she said. In addition to the hotel, the family also owned a house that now sits on Maine Street, where Mrs. McGrath lives. It rented for $10 a month, but tenants had dlffic.a*lty making payments and often complained about high rent, she said. The hotel needed a new water heater and Mrs. McGrath's mother found one In a department store that sold for $36. She had $18 to put down on it, but her credit was not approved even though she owned the hotel free and clear, said Mrs. McGrath. Through the years Mrs. McGrath met many interesting people and had some remarkable experiences in the hotel. Once an oil-rich Indian from Oklahoma checked in with a party and while he signed the register with only an "X" for his signature, he paid for the rooms with a $100 bill. She remembers a Halloween party in the hotel when nm were mviteô in Ic orange juice and gingerbread. The Juice was served from pitchers and one tasted "just awful." Seems one youthful prankster had splked the juice with a bar of soap. During a hurricane one fall, Mrs. McGrath said she remembers being awakened by her mother carrying a lamp. She followed her mother down a hail while the storm bettered the hotel. On passing her mother's room, Mrs. McGrath realized her mother was Inside fast asleep and the apparition had vanished. She then woke her mother and told her of the strange occwencs. Her mother, a believer in the occult, took It as a sign and told her they must search the hotel to find what was the matter. On an upper floor they found the roof leaking in a large area and managed to prevent any serious damage by placing numerous basins under on the floor to catch the water. Guests came and went, years passed and the family Bully sold their interest in the hotel in the Into 1N. But Mrs. McGrath kept her thereat in Longwood and Its people. Active In the Longwood Civic League and the Longwood Research Group, Mrs. McGrath Is walking storehouse for Longwood history. Working for the last three years as acting librarian for the town's small library, compiling lists of old homes and buildings, and collecting stories and artides about the city are Just some of the ways she is trying to say thanks to a city which has been good to her. "I don't think we can live to ourselves alone," she ''iaid. "And I'm never ata loss for something Lode." Here comes the bride... And that will be the name of the tune Feb. 16 when pretty and popular Sara Lee Roberts becomes the bride of Jim Smith at the First Baptist Church. first Seminole County school Al Keeth and Roland Williams. Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Parties Honor Miss Roberts, Jim Smith built, equipped and staffed the piece of candy would he black with ants in Just a matter of Lime," she said, recalling how the tiny insects were everywhere. Mrs. McGrath went to high school In Winter Park and usually drove to school with four or live others. The narrow roads were dangerous and very slick when it rained. Cars of the day were top heavy, she said, and they had a bad habit of turning over quite easily when passing on the soft shoulders. The Civil War was still a debated Issue and northern children often had trouble with the local southerners. In addition the young girl from Maine found the southern accents almost unintelligible. "I could hardly understand my principal," said Mrs. McGrath, due to his strong southern accent. In time she grew to love the town and enjoyed living in the family's suite in the Hotel. The young people would swim in Hoosier Springs, now known as Palm Springs, and the wealthy tourists could be recognized by their Pierce-Arrows and their RollsRoyces their chauffeurs would drive. Most of the people owned livestock and they would turn out the cows every day to graze. The flowers around the hotel were a particular favorite dispite the fence and dosed gate, said Mrs. McGrath. There was a cow that had only one horn, she remembered, and he could use that horn to unlatch the gate and lead the other cows in to dine on the hotel's shrubs and flowers much to Clark's displeasure, she said. .' In And Around Sanford E,,s tend to cook better if theyre not cold, ..,'a .'. :)r +.+ J. 41, .++ .+ -, -'-i- -.,--+ '-1 (In,- KInh,- • t)snrn (Jut'' Lia -av LE THE DIAMOND STORE �. I 4C-LVInInj Herald. Sanford, Ft. - .a.,% I - - -. , S .5 3% - a 5---'. .. % .0 £.%th w*$4_ - : THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corr of 7th IL Elm Douglas Jacobs Pastor Saturday Services: Sablatg 4:30a.m. worship Service 11:00 a.m. Vednesday Night Prayer Service - I .. Sunday, Feb. 10, 950 Adye Adventist - _- 1:00p.m. C :::: THE HOPE OF OUR :::: :::' X. \Iiva_ . OMMUNITY,.:::::::-.::: :•: :: ::.: pp__iuuu.., Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Car. 27th a Elm Philip Waisanen Pastor Sunday School 4:45 a.m. WorIkipSeivlt, II:00a.m. Evening Worship l:OOp m. Wed. Bible Study 1:00p.m. wet Lighthouse Youth Meeting ROY& Rangers A Missionettes l.00pm. 1 ,.. T ________ .1 * __________________________ * ~ ) _____________________________ .:.: 000 lie X. OUR NATION ! . hurch 1 VI-17 ________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Brief ly FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCHOPOINIVA Rev. Gary Isner :: Sunday Sdioil(Sun) Wrshlp Service (Sun.) : :: Prayer Sir,. I Bible Study(Wed.) :. Youth Fellowship _______ RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11-92 of PUsey Ridge Rd. Cassitberry Rev. Arthur Padgett Pastor Assoc. Faster Rev. Sal Dickinson :ISalI,,,. Morning Worship 4:31111 i.m. Church School Services with classiC for all ages FeuewsMp Coffee between services UMYP 5:31p.m. Evening WorshIp 40 P.M, Bible Study a w Prayer First Wednesday Fellowship .SVpgOr 4:31p.m. Pastor lI:IIa.m. 11:00a.m. Topic Of Graves Dinner following service every 4th Wed. Baptist ..... Catholic PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH II W. Airport Blvd., Sanford 2'3737 Inter. Pastor Rev. Grady Snowden Sunday School 4:45a.m. Worship Service 11:008.m. Evening Service 7:30p.m. Wed. PrayerSery. 1:00p.m. 94 A~ .' . a :; '. .. . . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7Is Oak Ave..Sanford Fr. William Innis Pastor Fr. Peter Mitchell Asst. Pastor Sal. Visit Mass 1:00p.m. Sun. mass lam., IS:3oallnoon Confessions, Sat. es a 4.1 P.M. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford 333.344 .. Freddie Smith Pastor Sunday School 4:45 A. m. 9. MorningWorship 11:10a.tn. Church Training 4:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wed. Prayfr Sorv. 7:30 p.m. ... .. S.., • . . " . . .. ' . . . The Nov. Leroy D.S.g.t' Holy Comm union HolyCimmunies Church School Holy Communion -".... . . NEW BETHEL AMR CHURCH main Streell-Canes" city Rev. N. H. Burke Jr. Pastor Sunday School HOLY CROSS 441 Park Ave. .. .. .. Evangelical - Congregational WINTER SF01. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL . J 1407 S. Sanford Ave. Rev. David Manifold Minister Sunday School :4Sa.m. Morning Worship 11:004.m. Wed. Service 7:30 p.m. .. I. • Meeting at Winter SpgL elementary 11:118.m. SundaySetuoni 11:118.m. Warship Faster Rev. Rebort Burns Nursery Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 514 Park Avenue, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cosmaf. Pastor Sunday School 4:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. Church Training :0ep.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wed, Prayer Service 4:34 p.m. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Phone 337.0440 Joe Joiwuson Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service PrayerMiellng Wed. Lutheran Minister a)$a.m. If: 30a.m. 7:00pm. 7:00p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIDIIMIR "The Luthiran Hour" and TV "This Is The Lift" . . . Rev. Elmer A. Revscfsor SvndaySchool Worship service Kindergarten and Nursery JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West First Street S. E. Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10:00a.m. Morlsing5ervic, 11:00a.m. EveniniSirvice 7:34p.m. Wednesday5,qvic, 7:10p.m. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST SCIENTIST DILTONA llkcaml.ulev$rdand . LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION III Lakeview, Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hughens Pastor Sunday School 4:41a.m. Worship Service 11:008.m. Evening Worship 7:30pm Wed. Prayer Ierv. 7:30pm. Nursery Provided LONGWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church Ave. I Grant St. (Southern) Nov. James W. Hammock Sunday School Morning Worship Church Training Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer 11:00am, . . ,. .. ..•S '. ' 11~.I Kinderg arten t$wseeglt lighttu Grade Ill) Fork Avenue Fred Baker Bible Study ning Worship Evening Service A President of the United States in the middle of a war Evangelist 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. 4:00p.m. ' t poster Swusdoylaleol Wetihip Church rrBe ingworp . Y.P.E.Wed. Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3214110 1 Pastor Rsv.EdmondL.Woker Asse.Pstor IN THIS SPACE FOR Sunday School Pastor 0 SPER WEEK Sunday$c%,ol CALI.m 3111 Fetuewship 4:31a.m. ' I0:3S.11a.m. M.rningW.$sIp Wed. Prapor Meeting I 11110 Sfu4y Bible Study 11:00a.m. , . - • , Sunday Colossians 3:17.25 Monday Colossians 4:1-6 Tuesday Job 28:1-28 Wednesday Isaiah 52:7-15 Rev.R010o'tW.MIlIIr Poster 4:41a.M. Sundoyo Schol MOfltlngWSIiMp II:00 a.m. 7:00a.m. MYP Nd 140% Sun. Iv..WershlplstIIrdSus. 7:31p.m. WOIM.d.Y Momniig Prlyir ,, FIRST UNITED MSTIIOO$BTCNURCN 4l4PaitAve. Leo P. KIng ' Frid ay Saturday Isaiah Isaiah 42.1-7 42:8-25 t cJ.2' t c!iz t () GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford , DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employees HARRELL4 BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK OFSEMINOLE and Staff OF 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance 1,t0bomd 4:45 g.M. 11:008.m. 1:00 p.m. Darwin Shea 5endsySc%oel Werlhiplervice Pastor Nursery Provided Pallor J1ch,ol UMY MeWs Pr.yo,Sr.akfast 4:41a.m. 1:00pm 31114* Thursday Family NighI Supper 1:31a.m. 4:00p.m. .. WiNTERSPRINGI PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL MIIngottt%.4ay*vonti5t Chwch I KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff C. Edward Davis SWndIVSChOSI SoØWirp L. • , .,-.. ..-... -, .-,.-.' -. Pastor 9:16 on 11:11a.m. "Prayer Fellowship To Meet Men's Prayer Fellowship meets at S a.m, Sunday at the church. Bruce Herchenroder will be the speaker. Any In- 111111101 :terested men of the community are invited. Sunday School classes for all ages are at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Walter Harrison, pastor of Fort Hill R jt! /'* € Dalton, Ga., will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m, worship service. Special music will be presented by a quartet, comprised of Walter Harrison, Byron, Bruce and Pat Herchenroder. Dubose At Oviedo Church Dr. Joseph P. DuBoae, Jr., president of Baptist Bible Institute in Graceville, will deliver the morning sermons at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo Sunday. The church 's morning services are at 5:30 and 11 a.m. DuBose Is a graduate of the University of South Carolina. He also earned a batchelor's, master's, and doctoral degree from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He became president of Baptist Bible Institute in 1977 alter having served for 14 years as pastor of East Hill Baptist Church in Pensacola. The public Is invited to either of the morning services. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson SENKARIK GLASS &PAINTCO., INC. Jerry Ed. Senkarlk and Employees - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of 001, 2N% I Elm Ravonna Park Baptist Church, 3742 W. 310% It. P"00'6 Baptist Chapel, lilt W. First Street. Sanford Pinocroll Baptist Church, lit W. Airport Blvd. BAPTIST AOtII Baptist Church, oi Calvary Baplisl Church, Crystal Lake I Nd,Lobe Mary Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge ad., Fern part PrIpre Misaio.ar t Church, MMway Seco.d ShIish Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Caslilkerry Baptist Church. 774 Seminole Blvd. Smyrsa SaplIst Church, ill Owe. Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oil Ave. Chu4wla Pint Baptist Clewwa* Misalseary Baptist Church. Sa*J Rd. Ceuniryside Baptist (hun , Country Road. ,, Victory Baptist .Old Odaale ad. at s,*vg. First Baptist Church, all Part Ave. Pnisndsbip Baptist Church of AIfa.o.e, Springs, rn e$I. Aftimusfe Springs First Baptist Church of Imeve Pirso Church of lone,. First s.,ot ChuICh First saptiss Church of lake Mimes - Pine pligiChurchof U Car. Church IS an4 First BaplisI II Ovisdo First Baptist Church 01 Iai5 Springs - First Saptief Church Of Winier Springs, Sako.RI. First ShIm Missionary Baptist itoiw. 14*51. Panel City SaMIC1iurc% cAysouc %Poo auto at Sow Fountain Neal BaptOsO Church. Ovl4* First . Soar Lake United M4*SII Chu A.M.I. Church, Canoes COMM04,05. CA IV Cemmusity United Ma*aJlOf Church, Hwy. 1741. Plasy Ridge Rd CnsMberr ChrIst United MaIhsgl Church, Tucher ,, • DiBamy M1ffi*at Church. W DoB,,lM4*, D. Pint . First M4*sasl ChuiCh 51 0,1110 Pint liulbois Molkelist Church, 1* $asfoId Ave. FF00 MI$ Church. Ne W. ON lo. Pines United fds*sl$ Church of leseva, Sesevo Soseva mmsll.s Church. Sesova Brace UnIted Mathalsi Church, Airport Blvd. A.M.GChurch, . Church, OvIpo __ __apalA.M 11 11 05500. Mulhs$st ChurCh P14* WISI$,u olumod. it. 44W. of POlIO SI. James A.M.I, Neat Cypress SI. Lift A111,11. Church of Cemores City, IRS.. BearisH sHills St. Mary's 1.50.5. ChurCh, 10.14.414. OsOege . SI. Paul's tiWlurJ Church. loNe. Rd IMsipise _____ MUDS" 68018"11 1111ntied rriia Church. II 435 and 14. Lsqu NAZARENE Church of led Miuls.. EMIFYOIS Church at Sod, till W. 141% 11. ch l III in Christ, Ovlilo Church of Sod 04 PI or, 210$. Elm Ave. Churchof lull Proplsacy, 1744$. Porsimmen Ave. R0CCVCMchofStIPISW,l4*$f.,$an10J. •ABTINN OITN000* ____ 1i5$SI'R Orihedho Church. If. Dimes, III I. Magnolia Lvi., hoNed Easier. Orlhsdoi Church. U . Swo, III Shs,wsod Co., ci.. ____ Eastern Qrt%010a Chinch St Stews's of 0 CL,514 South $4 , ' Part ' ' ... laster. Orlhedos Church. St. Job. Chrysestom Chapel. U.S. I4wy 1743, Porn Part The Church of the Soil Dl$i.d. MollSa.i, 33* Lake Ave. LII Saints EpliNpeI Church. I. Diary Avg., Ialorprlee Christ urspel Church, Uagwoij of., $d MOfy Cross leopel, Pork Ave. o - SI.RICht5C%uIagh,$l5l JIW1SH __ Beth Am Syrp- n, -1ni . Springs ew First ChurCh lithe NIlSr $14s,po,5 till Sanford 1i. hove Church Of lie Nasaigno, 5.1.44. Sasat,j ____ at ists.sa,a, .. of ChrIst. 1111$. Part Ave. Church of CHIst at Lake Eu.. U.S. 11.43,11. Cossolbemry South Seminole Ch of Christ, MIS Lake Keogh Rd. ChurchuiCheke, 400 PsI. Springs Or, AHamenle lags. C4*Ch 01 ChrIst, Siana CIA, to of Christ, UiJwsid Church of Christ. W *7* 14. Nesiheiho ChurCh Of Christ, Pie. Naves Dr.. Maittand 4KIPIISI Lathoras Church, Duerbisal Or., Calsethorry Seed r*sre MIlled Lutheran. *4*1. Orlando Or Luthan C1Wil of Pra.110..c*, Dolto.o LolI.SSChursksI*e ir$5u-v-, 114W. tim seace Mi55 Lbe.M Church, SlObs Deys Or. I Hwy 1743, __ csur, it. $4 Slavia . Lake Mary rch of tie Naaars.e. Ill I. ('yoke Lake Ave., Lake Mary Lake Mww Church ol*e blame Wiless $4*el. Orange SI. . ' JaguLi ChurCh 01*0 Nesars.o, Ways" I Jeesup Ave.. La.p.&h . . LUTI4E1 A1 ___ N. Memhsi Sam.oft UsIlod Memorial church,u Deiary Ave.SaIorp,1 CHURCH OF CNN IS? Mt. ill. Missionary Baptist. Sis Ave.. 'New Sifhol Missionary Church, 4*51.1 HIckory Ave Ivespontanis Baptist Miss.. Civic Laopur Sidy., LSI.i1 Nope Baptist Church, Purist City Community Cooke, Pur0eO City 1 Now*. Calvary Missionary lapSed, 1115W Hk$1. Now Selam Primitive BaptIst Church, *155*14*14. I New Testament BaptIst Churck lualify ten, North UqU Now W. Zies Baplim Church. 1711 Fear Ave. Church of Sod. 103 HIcbory 10. Mary i'apolsris Catholic Church. Marnand Ave., . ?ts'terts Springs Our Lady of Ike Lakes Catholic church, 1210 MasImIllas. Deft", First Christian Church. lISP S Sanford Ave. Church, $1 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford Ch Ch4Of4w Church. Florida Haven Or., Maitlash LilevIem CheISSIaS Church. Bear Laka Rd., at Jalmos. METHODIST Church Of Sod. IS) W. 32nd P. Church of led. Oriole Church of Sod Nolisoss, Lake Mw SPIKOPA). CHRISTIAN Misalsnary Baptist Church. 040.1% II., Isisrp,Isa Metai Mission Baptist Chob. Hill It, loses. Mornia Cievy Baghol Church leans Hwy ' Mt. Morlah Primitive Baptist, lIlt L.ecuel vs, $anfon Mt. Olive Missionary Baghol Church. Irsede Springs It, I.ap.i1 Mt, Sinai Missionary SagIlsI Church. 1100 Jerry Ave. - Church of *0 NatIvity. Lake Mary LII Souls CethoUc Church. 7*0 Oak Ave., Sanford . $0. Lao's CeNelic Church, Dqi...u1 Trail, DoSary $5. t Calkesk Church, Sunset Dr.. soar Sutton Rd.. ____ Creel Bible Church, Sanford Wemars (10, 101, Oak Ave., Sanford Jordan Missionary Baptist ChurCh, 1411 W. First St. Nsritusie Baptist Church. Dr.. Casselborrv luelpal Baptist Church. 1434 palmetto $4. James Missionary Baptist Church, St. Rd. 411. Ossoos $0 Luke Missionary laptIst Church of Cameron City, Inc. SI, Church, Ill Fine Ave. St. Matthews Baptist Church, Canaan Hgta $psl.gIielI Missionary Baptist, 11th I Cedar St. J 's Missionary Baptist Church, 411 Cypress So. Temple SigNet Church, Palm Springs Rd., AIfamenle Springs William Chapol Missionary Baptist Church, Mark I William .. Ata mento Springs gie. Nope BaptIst Church, 11 3 Or ange Ave. CHURCH OF GOD Scout Troop 507 Honored MIss Nd., WlpOor $IVUTM DAY AleUNYIST S10t Lila $ovsall Soy Livostiat Church, Hwy. 4$, Pemegi ____ _____ Sills now Adviulset Church, MolIla.4 Ave, Aftam.a$e Sags lOOked hvii* DO)' ¶lvsallj Church. 7*111. Winter $prs $jvm Soy Adventist Church. 50$. Mise Nd. MIFI 04*101*y AluoulIsI Church, III P4w 10., $,. OTHER CHURCHES ______ Dave Bride, chairman of the 1180 lincoln Day dlimer ach.dulsd for 1 p.m. on Feb. 13, has received word that Congresuman Jack Kemp, the speaker for the occasion will be detained In Washington at that time. The luncheon Is rescheduled in the Stetson Student Union dining room for Feb. 15, with Congressman Kemp as speaker. As the deadline for tickets nears, anyone expecting to attend should contact Bride at 1344154 or any Republican Qub officer in the area, LlS 5050144 Chap04, Orange 11W., Lake Mam.ae S Of MOM Unit., 1143 W. "-'• ' 1idSii Nd5 D., ips TINo It. Winier MIlled ChetCh of Ch MRS _____ _____ i- . 'rrun, Chapel, O.. 1rgunuii Ave. Pub lO5l ChWCh of Our laid Jesus Christ, WB*lngtso 10.. ',rms amy *14* rtre.it, lr-at ConpregnlIe.el, Wiser Spills tI - L ~_ t.".-, The paper now goes to the 10 participating denominations for their and as a step toward mutual recognition of the ministers of the various churches. response Meanwhile, the Consultation Itself begins the important work of drafting a document on organization structure for a uniting church. The first real look at that draft is not expected to come before March, 1982, underscoring the cautionary note that organic union of the churches is still a vision of the future. ABC Top Offender, Says Decency Group Special to The Herald TUPELO, MISS. Little House on the Prairie was the most ., constructive program on television and Soap was the least constructive according to the Fall 1979 Television Monitoring Program of the National Federation for Decency. ABC was the top sex-oriented network, CBS was the top user of profanity and Proctor & Gamble was the number one '' sponsor of bo th sex and pr ofanity accordi ng to the report, % ,. %.-, ' . 'o The monitoring, covering 799.5 hours of prime-time \ 1 "_>,.' '.. programming between September 9 and December 1 last fall, a . Ak .. ) ' was done by approximately 4 trained volunt ee rs in nine ," % (. . s' ! states. . . ,' I The report showed a decrease of 5.1 per cent of sexually.) '. a . ' oriented activity d ur ing the pe riod when compared wi th a similar period of 1978. The decrease came In the area of skin . , , / '1 - ' scenes, which the NFD described as "undue and unnecessary emphasis on the female anatomy." The number of skin sce nes I c. ,1....,.r dropped from 1842 in 1978 to 1604 last fall. NBC was the only I network to increase the number of skin scenes. 'I'lie number of suggested intercourse scenes and sexually suggestive comments rose by two, from 2,698 to 2,700. ABC had a decrease of 20 per cent of sex-oriented programming overall, and their non-skin scene sex content dropped 23 per cent. CBS had it decrease of 6 per cent of sex-oriented programming overall, but their non-skin scenes rose by 24 per cent. NBC had .' .--..-.-, a 25 per cent increase of sex-oriented programming, and their 1 non-skin scenes rose by 34 per cent. A total of 17.41 per cent of jf Troop 545 members (from left) Jon Hobbs, Jimmy Terwllleger and all sex was depicted outside marriage. SCOUTS SERVE Profanity rose by 45.47 per cent from 1,005 In 1978 to 1,462 last Gary Bennett receive their God and Country Award from Rev. leo King, fall. CBS led the networks with 728 words of profanity. NBC GOD, COUNTRY pastor of First United Methodist Church of Sanford. King worked with the increased their profanity 63.7 per cent, CBS 50.4 per cent and Scouts for IS months on special training and several church projects. l)r. ABC 19.1 per cent. Tom Hobbs is scoutmaster of the troop. A complete copy of the report can be obtained free of cost by mailing a self-addressed, stamped envelope to NFD. Box 1398, 'lupelo, MISS. 38801. The rtl)ort showed 68.57 per cent of all prime-time programs Why had sexual content, with 52.73 per cent containing profanity. A total of 87 per cent of all programs contained either sex and-or - wunny. uniy is per cent did not contain sex and-or If you are unhappy with your life and into outer darkness," profanity. have failed, why not try God? Just outside the old walls of Jerusalem Sex incidents were aired at an average of 5.37 per All things are possible with Him. was a cross. For those who were the programming hour on all three networks. ABC aired 5.64 per If the goals you have set for yourself enemies of Jesus it spelled victory. Those hour, CBS 5.51 and NBC 4.96. Over a period of one year the can be reached without God's help then who loved him had to wait three more networks would air 11,531 suggested Intercourse scenes or they are too low. Edward Young wrote, days before they could sing the songs of sexually suggestive comments during prime-time. That would "Too low they build ,who build beneath victory. The empty tomb is the sign of rise to 18,429 when skin scenes were added. the stars. A goal to be worthy of us must victory for those who love and trust Him. be far above our faltering feet. Life Is no The top sexually-oriented programs were CBS Movies. NBC tin vn,ir g,t'nn If Dream- Ilk!, hest nn,l '" •'0 , " ov es, ABC Movies, ABC Specials, One At A Time (CBS), one day's journey. There will be a Movies, you never reach the goal God will smile tomorrow," Soap (ABC), Real People (NBC), B.J. & The Bear NBC), man who received only one talent kept it upon you. You may not have much to give We have made the mistake of equating and refused to use it. Th e others Ijcerl 1)11) , f ,i• P r.r Three's Compan,v (ABCs. Arehj Bunker's P) j'p irRc ,,,s 1 in !'vr pest ). .'A) h" Love Boat (ABC). wamnb 'mTh reaching the goal. The goal their talents to the best of their ability, gladly accepted. may have been ent eç tr c. Vt"3ctor & Gamble's nwve to the top of the profanity list was '.,..'i,'i, e im t, nian Anyone can run and quit, but it takes a not have been challenged. Success ought who received two doubled theirs, and the person with courage and faith to keep made from the number six position a year ago. Other top to be measured by how much of ourselves master of the household returned and going when the going is all uphill. I an, m sponsors of profanity Included American Home Products, we are willing to give. God is pleased said; "Well done, enter into the joy of the Foods, Ford, Chrysler, Pepsico, Bristol-Myers, thankful for the inspiration Christ gives. when we do our best. Unilever-Lever Brothers, Sterling Drug and Johnson & Lord." But the man who kept his talent He never ran, but faced the cross and Johnson. Remember the story of the talents. One heard these burning words, "Thou struggled uphill. man had received five, another two, and wicked and slothful servant The top profanity-oriented programs were CBS Movies, NBC take the His goal was to give life and provide a third had received only one talent. The talent from him ... and cast the servant eternal life, and he gave it supremely. Movies, ABC Movies, Archie Bunker's Place (CBS), Dallas ..,..... l %..iX, n iocuus i LL$L4, R tiockford Flies (NBC), and M-A.S-H (CBS). The top constructive programs cited In the monitoring were Little House on the Prairie (NBC), American and National League Baseball Playoffs (NBC), Prime Time Sunday (NBC), 60 Minutes (CBS), The Waltons (CBS), 20-20 (ABC) Wonderful World of Disney (NBC), Holocaust (NBC), Shirley (NBC) and Eight Is Enough (ABC), - - - - ' . '. - . . .' . . ' '-.., j . Unhappy? Not Call On God? - -5. 'Church Sets Anniversary S..... M i ... bb Mm The least constructive programs were Soap (ABC), Best of Saturday Night Live (NBC), The Associates (ABC), Three's Company (ABC), The Ropers (ABC), The Last Resort (CBS), Archie Bunker's Place (CBS), Hello Larry (NBC), and WKRP in Cincinnati (CBS). NBC had a constructive programming rating of 6.388, CBS 5.910 and ABC 5.557. Top constructive rating possible was 10. This was the third consecutive year for the NFD to conduct the monitoring program. Lincoln Lunch Rescheduled AlloWs a*.s. Church. 011,01*4* AN FaIth Chapel, Camp $emIle, Wehiva Pars i. oarded soai, Ave, CBfulunts t-ru.ny Chprø CchOfJSOU5 ChrIatWLI100, Soy $ainN, $311 Pan Ave __ 11 , SeiNe. Pinho les a. Church. tiellaji Blvd., I Lieu Ave.. ____ NOV awrek First Pnsshufo.,ian S s I NI 10. First PtSil,I..1* Chur ch Of Diary. E. ttip' _____ Ce.vsnaal Prsi$5te.ias Church, 75$, Ort - It. *1*10. PrsJ,i..iau Church. 543$ Sear LobeOr. Sd. . Boy Scout Troop 507 wIll, be part of the 11 am. worship service Sunday at Grace United Methodist Church, Recognition will be given to the troop and Its leaders. PIIW*li. Church, Upsela Rd. Will-boats, PrsØgis, Church. Ned Bug Rd.. Cissilborry SMo, Setleos Press Is a Chapel, 7.doy Adwnftst Church, First Sims DwCh of the Uvke led, 4*sy ,PliW Chetch tOl. Idoulli. Itham 51,1. end Venus55.. . _____ as. Ri 6eui Ave.. CII 14* ssIse _, ___ rrL.$hJ CS.b of tlngu First F- 1uujj Duril Iajjj r.21ahm. $710 CepuSIy CIO ML a Church, . Ng . % AM - 101$. *0*Avg. Sakeid ago 14* $ap a. Safoii Wt&..ju. 1155 W. so 91. the - TV Sex silas Church, 1431 Palm Springs Rd., Up r - - WILSON EICHELBEROER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees '. etsMossload,Wiiulor Sylngs STENSTROM REALTY HerbStensfromand5taff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS AVAILABLE ' $450 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 Pastor 4:00a.m. 11:00a.m. . . - - Cot. Country Club I Upsala Rd. MomnimgWorg%ip S:NIIIa.m. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees . --.-•---•-----.-......-,.-..-.,-., - THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESSYTBRIANCHURCH WiIlurAve.. Lake Mary Nov. A.P. 010,0.5 Minister IIRdSyC%M'C*SCIISII 4:41a.m. MIIRinI Worship 11:14a.m. Yau*0.ong 7:10p.m. Th. Following SponsqrsMak. This Church Notice And Directory Pag.. Possible CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Sam Gordon conducted evening services at Temple Shalom on Friday. He was assisted by Moe Lesowitz as reader. An Oneg Shabat followed the service sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flior in honor of their 35th wedding anniversary. At the recent dance at the temple, all those who arrived between 7:30 and 8 p.m. tyre inptructed in the "Horse and Buggy" dance rcâllne by Julie Kop.IL The birthdays of Mickey Becker and Dave Goldstein were celebrated and the following newcomers were welcomed by all those present: Philip and Florence Hague, Ann Sarrocco, Louise Dickson, Gertrude Keller, Esther Woodridge, Agnes Hobby, Louise Edwards, Mel and Muriel Cohen, Sandy and Mike Valle, and Florence Carbellini. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Dora Goldstein, "Temple Shalom Presents,"at 8 p.m. Wednesday, will have as its guest speaker the renowned cardiologist, Dr. Albert Ziffer, who will speak on "Coronary Heart Disease and Nuclear Cardiology." There will be a question and answer period following the lecture, Admission is free and everyone is invited. 7:10p.m. Nursery Provided ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanfo, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Gordon Conducts Services 11:11a.m. Wed. Choir Practico "I really think this paper deals with most of the basic issues in a very appropriate way," Ms. Henderlite said. "I see it as conciliatory. I also think the group was more than generous in its reception of each other's differences." . The United Methodist Men of Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, will sponsor a spaghetti dinner, noon until 6 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16 In the church fellowship hall. Proceeds to support youth programs. Methodist Hour International and other UMM projects, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH covne.lT 1960 Thursday Isaiah 54:11-17 + 7:11p.m. Men Sponsor Dinner 10:14a.m. .. Study, Wednoiday bishops as that ministry has been maintained through the ages." - 1:31p.m. SendS)' School M4d.WlOk SINe - As the delegates left Cincinatti with the sounds of the Doxology ringing in their ears and such phrases as "breakthrough" and "turning point," on their lips, at least one sober note of caution was raised. It came from the Episcopal delegation to the Consultation. . 11:00a.m. CHRISTUMITED METHODIST CHURCH TvckvDrlv..Sualandlstatos (I5Y ADv(MTi5ihQ StRyaci Pa oci S024 ............., -, , £...-,.ft., ''a' CHARISOTTESVILI.E viapgo __________________________________________________________________________________ 14111. Park Ave. YOU CAN FEATURE i'OuI CHURCH FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 14th 5, and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Barnhardt Minister Morning Worship 10:01a.m. Evening Worship 1:00p.m. Tuesday Evening Young People 7:31p.m. Thursday Evening Nursery - ... 1:31p.m. 7:34p.m. Moef ConerorsiniSunday 4:30p.m. Church School Morning Worship When it gets too much -th ere's a better war ahead. . 7:14p.m. Nov.Prod Neal 11:11a.m. worstulp Sorvite may be what your soul needs. hungers for. 4:10p.m. Pastor 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. Sunday *vening Wed. Sibfo Study - - - MI Orange Street, Langwsed Morning Worship denomination. Nevertheless, Dr. Ilenderlite may be right in believing that the consulation "may have reached a turning point," The statement on ministry accepted by the 150 delegates at the special meeting stresses the ministry of all members of the church while establishing and recognizing the three historic orderings of the ordained ministry in bishops, presbyters (pastors) and deacons. Solving the problem of the office of bishop was among the most difficult faced by the delegates from the 10 denominations involved in the unity discussions because some of the churches involved do not include the office and have a historical antipathy toward the hierarchical ordering of the church. But the consultation said "the uniting church intends that its bishops should stand in continuity with the historic ministry of - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Miming Worship Pastor 4:318.m. SinpagoadSkariag check it out in church'! What Abe Lincoln was driven to 1:11p.m. Nationally known author, lecturer and counselor to single adults, Rev. Jim Smoke, will speak at a "Singles' Seminar" at First Presbyterian Church, Orlando, Feb. 22.23. Sponsored by the Positive Christian Singles of that church, this seminar is designed to help single adults separated, divorced, widowed or never married of all ages deal with the "Challenge of Being Single." He will speak on "Identity! Who Am I?", "Relationships: How to Build a Them, 2 "Spiritual Growth: Get Growing!" "Sexuality and Singleness. "'LoneUneis: How to Cope" and "Life Changes, You Can Fly!" The seminar will be at 106 E. Church St., Orlando starting Friday, Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. and concluding Saturday at 4:15 p.m. Former staff minister to Single Adults at the Garden Grove Church, Garden Grove, Calif., Rev. Smoke Is the author of "Growing through Divorce". Enrollment is limited, for reservations or Information call Marilyn Peck, director of Single Adult Ministry, 4233441. FiRSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2111 Sanford Ave. John i.Hintoo Pastor Sunday School 4:41 am. Morning WorshIp 11:14 am. Teeth Hour 4:00p.m. IvangllistS.rvice 7:00p.m. Midweek Service (Wed.) 7:00p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services Rev. I. Ruth Grant SvndayScheol Lecture In an official statement, the Episcopalians said that while they were "grateful" for the acceptance of the chapter on ministry which the COCU delegates debated at the special meeting, "at the same time, the delegation sees important questions which we still must face in the Consultation and in our churches." Those questions involve clarification of the nature of the church both in history and in the proposed new institution being created by COCU and especially what the Episcopalian document called the "sacramental nature of the orders of ministry in relation to the sacramental nature of the church herself." "This statement of ours simply recognizes what has long been a troublesome area and urges that It not be overlooked to the detriment of the whole ecumenical movement, including the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches," said the Rev. William A. Norgren, associate ecumenical officer of the UP! Religion Wri ter When delegates to the recent, special Plenary session of the Consultation on Church Union finished their work by unanimously adopting a "breakthrough" statement on the ordained ministry, the group rose to its feet and spontaneously began singing "Praise God from whom all blessings flow." "I wish we were capable of singing the Hallelujah Chorus," said Dr. Rachel Hen. derlite, a Presbyterian Church in the U.S. leader and president of the 10-member COCU. Smoke Holds Singles Seminar FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . vou*Mseting 4:14 p.m. OUAye.I)rd$f. ElSIe Study T=ay.r' ant Pastor ' 11:10cm. a' 1T.00day and Wednesday ' P10w $fl.asu Sharing srous 7:11p.m. Morning Worship 1:31a.m. Nursery Provided for all Services vr wor.st (/a%- could hei'on' your b st! Why flOt e 1l:00a., 7:00p.m. LAKE MARY CHURCH efttue NAZARENE Ill B. Crystal Lace Ave. Lake Mary Rev, B. L. Wagner. Pastor Sunday Worship 11:00a.m. Worship Service 11:00a.m. Eve. Worship 7:04p.m. idweek krv. (Wed.) 1:30p.m. ing there was something better ahead. • 4:lla.m. Wed. Poyorkn$c0 all around him, was insufficient. been driven to their knees - and turned to God - belier- Pastor - COVENANT AlrportSIvd.$WoedlandOr. Ray. Prod I. Gardner Cluumchk%oif And don't feel awkward if you're not used to it. Folks before you have found that life gets too much. They have 4:45a.m. 11:608.1". 1:00p.m. FamIly Night Service Rev. Gory001ugb . 7:30p.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 1741 E. Lake Mary Blvd. RIV.ROIThetRPSSR Pastor GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. times by the knowledge that his OWfl strength. and that of CHURCHOP GOD 000W. 22nd Street Nov. D. K. Gunter Mid-Week Service Methodist . explained simply that he had been driven to his knees many Church Of God Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Son. RAVINNAPARK BAPTIST CHURCH . that nobody liked turned to prayer. Abraham Lincoln 11:00a.m. 1:34p.m. 1:00p.m. Presbyterian Sometimes we have to pray! Li gets IX) much . . . Evangelistic Servlcs 4:04p.m. Wed. Prayerl libleStody 1:30p.m. Independent Missionary tv.nlngService . PALMETTO AVENUE llllCountry COO Read ' LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 4111 Rid Bug Rd. Ovledo(Slavla) Now. John J.Kucharik Pastor Sunday School 4:418.m. Wpvic I:31I11:10a.m. We maintain a Christian School CHURCH OP CHRIST 1:34p.m. Wednesday Wednesday Bible Class "' •DTISTCHURCN 343f14fo a. Rev.kaymo trocker Pastor Sunday School 4:45 am. ,.,M.rningWorsbi.g, .. 11:11a.m. ' - . '. . . .. '•'. Nazarene Pentecostal 4:00 a.m. Nut soy Provided •-.. .. . Sunday school . Church Of Christ Ladies Bible Class vice . Wednesday Testimony Meeting 1:30p.m. Reading Room daily eccept Wed. I Sat. noon t04 p.m. Tel.. 704.1424 Pastor 4:45a.m. 11:01a.m. 4:00p.m. 1:00p.m. 11:00a.m. Sunday school Pastor 4:11a.m. 11:318.m. GOOD SHIPHIRO LUTHERAN CHURCH flhlOrIandoDv.I1.n (Lutheran Church in America) Rev.Ralplsl.Lvmen Pester •ilulp 11:00a.m. . Venus Street SundeyService 4:00p.m. ~ I OldTrvthslor.NewDay Evening Worship LAKI MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Al Green Pastor Sunday School 4:41a.m. Morning Worship 10:41a.m. .. Christian 11:000.m. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. 1:30p.m. Tues. Ofliciai Board M.ot. 1:00p.m. Rector 1:14a.m. 11:00cm. 11:00a.m. 10:00a.m. . 4:30a.m., Morning Worship By DAVID K ANDERSON The Winter Park Church of Religious Science will conduct its regular 10:30 a.m, service Sunday at the Park East Theater, 17-92 and Lee Road. Dr. Roy Graves, minister, will deliver a lecture entitled, "Love Appreciates Itself." Junior Church (ages 3-12) which meets during services at the Center, 1434 W. Fairbanks, will host guest speaker, Phyllis Proctor, R.S.P. Sunday. Mrs. Proctor will present excerpts from her popular course especially adapted for young people. Youth, ages 13-18, attends regular Sunday services with their leader, Dave Telep, On alternate Friday evenings, they meet for a combined learning and social get-together at the Center. For more information concerning either of these Yquth Education Services, contact the Center at 6442848. .. . Episcopal . I 1, FIRST CHRISTIAN COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, take Mary AveryM Long Faster Sunday School 4:41a.m. Preaching a Worshiping 11:41 a.m. Bible Study 4:30 p.m. Sharing a Proclaiming 7: 30p.m. P.M. Wed. Prayer Meet 7:34p.m. .......................... ...............,.............................. Sunday, Feb. 10, 910-SC 'Church Union' Reaches Turning Point 'Love Appreciates It self 1:00p.m. 7:00pm. -, Central Baptist: Havn•r ToSp.ok Disc plin ng Children: Mix Sternness With Love 5. i i QUESTION: I am trying to bring up three children without their father, and Iii frightening at times. Right now I sin stn ng with the problem of discipline, I want to teach myctiidrent.bewell behaved aid to protect them from harm, but lalso want themto love me. Can you help me? important aspects of discipline is giving specific guidelines - telling your children what they can and cannot do. Dr. Vance Havner, sometimes called the "20th Century Prophet", will lead I believe discipline must be seasoned revival services at Central wi th the gi ving of your time and concern I BaptistQiurcb, Sanford, Feb. as a mother to read the Scriptures, pray, is-is. and have discussions with yo ur children. Special emphases during ANSWER: My heart goes out to you This could be done at any umeof day that I the week will be as follows: and other narent. røn,-&n, ------whys ar -is convenient for your family. You know Monday- loyalty night; children aloe. The responsibility would he in di li ng EVELYN: I found l'ueiday . famUy. night; scip with ni love our t ir schedules better than anyone else. be awesome If there were not One who is children that sternness mixed Wednesd Wednesday. guest night; all-wise, standing with outstretched Children can'tstr ay too far when they Fhuridsy-men's night; hands ready to help, worked quite well. In fact, I believe are rooted and grounded In the Word. I DR. VANCE HAVNER !rlday4adles W&. Music for discipline administered with love firmly believe that if you will discipline When our four ...popular preacher he week will be led by Jack children were growing provides a security that children simply your children with a mixture of sternness UP, my wife Evelyn was alone with them can't have without it. Fhomu, minister of music, and love, set guidelines for their then at 7:30 p.m. Monday- a great deal because of my traveling, so When I use , the term "discipline" I protection, and saturate them with the Di-. Havner will be Friday. The church is located she did much of the disciplining without don't mean just punishment. I mean Word, they will "arise up and call you teaching at 11 a.m. and 7 at 1311 Oak Avenue, two me. I believe she can share some guiding, teaching, and directing lives, blessed," just as the Bible promises in .m. on Sunday, Feb. 10 and blocks east of 17-92 in Sanford. thoughts that will help You. That Is why I believe that one of the most Proverbs 31:28. - - - ' -, ' . .1 .. . , - ----- Qrlstlan Assembly, which meets at the Quality Inn North, Loriglood, will celebrate Its first year anniversary Feb. 10. Oristlan Aznbly is an evangelistic church that 'lu* more than tripled In n'+anber in Its firM year.. special anniversary will h1ude both morning and 1. etnlng services. In the morning service, Bill Powell, a Th&Sician and sneaker, will be minIMer4ng, In the evening service, Pastor Greg Rice will bring a special anniveteary message. 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YOU ii*t h dcW, . , A (11 35) KUNG FU, 9:00 0 @1) DONAHUE • (4) MEET THE PRESS FUNNY BUSINESS (1) (35) TOM AND JERRY (3 (10) MISTER ROGERS (12)(1 7) MY THREE SONS 5:30 0 (4) NEWS (1)0 MAS'H (130 ALLINTHEFAMILY 0 (.4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (U) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (3 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN (12)(17)R0MPERRO0M and Inadvertently find a buried treasure cache. (Part 1) (3 (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" When the war- 9:30 two COWPOII.s Inherit a social club In Wyoming which turns 5:00 (17)GREEN ACRES 10:00 0(3.) CARD SHARKS (Ii) (35) PTL CLUB (1 7) MOVIE U.S. vs. Cuba in amateur (12)(17)GILLIGAN's ISLAND 8:30 (730 MOVIE (U) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (3 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (12) (17) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (3 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- longer deny their love for each other. (Part 16) 6:00 CS) 0(7)0 NEWS 4:30 0 (43 EMERGENCY ONEI (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN i(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS date for a Valentine's dance may fail through if Alice can't come up with a properly fitting tuxedo (171) 0 ABC MOVIE "The Deep" (1977) Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte A young couple finds intrigue and treasure as they scuba- customer at Louisa's front-line canteen, they find they can no EVENING (3(10) SESAME STREET (12)(17)SPECTREMAN 0 GOOD MORNING ravaged Charlie turns up as a from Atlanta; Legendary Pool Players Shoot-Out featuring Minnesota Fats and Alan Hop. kins vs. Willie Mosconi and Wil. lie Mlzerak from Las Vegas. AND ER AND FRIENDS impersonate a superspy. Figure Skating Championships 12:00 0 (3.) THE BRADY BUNCH 730 (1)0 BEWITCHED 0(13.3 TODAY (730 GOOD MORNING (730 MERVORIFFIN (II) (35) WOODY WOODPECKAMERICA Connection" (C) (19711) Gene boxing, featuring the Teofilo AFTERNOON (73 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA FLORIDA SPORTS Live coverage of the Stewart. Henry Fonda. In 1867, (3(1O)ANOmER VOICE out to be a rollicking house of 8 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA stone becomes Involved in espionage when he's asked to Waialae Country Club In Honolulu, Hawaii. DOORS 3:30 (1]) (35) (12) (17) THE FLINT. STONES (3(10)VILLAALEGRE 4:00 7:25 Reed, Mel Blanc Fred Flint- ment is presented from the 11:30 FACE THE NATION 0D G SPECTRUM (1) 0 ISSUES ANSWERS I1I2 (17) FUN HOUSE 3:00 )jJ (35) MOVIE 'The French 4:30 0(4) HAWAIIAN OPEN The final round of this PGA tourna- CP 0 GUIDING LIGHT (730 GENERAL HOSPITAL ffJ (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (3(10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (1)(17)1L0vELuCY CL) 0 MORNING NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND TH IMPOSSIBLES (74(10)SESAMESTREET 8:00 15) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO U) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 24' (10) OVER EA SY i2 (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 8:25 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO BILL DANCE OUT. (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN • N MilkerShike EXPRESS Pudag Mk Freeport In the Bahamas) French painter is presented. (35) THE JETSONS (3 10 QUE USA.? "Patria And Company" A big surprise Is in store for the Pena family when cousin Patrla Introduces them to her husband 11:30 0 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Chevy Chase. Guest: Marianne Falthfull. T.uSalad MlIk.r8hake _ (ii) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY (310) THE VOYAGE OF CHARLES DARWIN Darwin 4:00 (L) 0 GRAND SLAM OF TENMIS Four of the top male pros compote in the finals of this tournament (from Boca Baton. Florida). (3 (10) C'EST MOl, TOULOUSE.LAUTREC A dra- - 11:00 girl desiring a look Into her own EXPRESS men's preliminary rounds (from of Cuba (live from Charlolte. (1) 0 THE LAW AND YOU 10:00 B(I)PRJME TIME Titer Tots Corn Green Beans Juice Bar Valentine Cake or Cookies profession was prostitution, No 2:30 0 @) ANOTHER WORLD 1111 (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 300 8 (1) TODAY to beat the casinos of Europe. team faces the National Team -00 0(4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (730 KIDSWORLD 11) (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (3 (10) STUDIO SEE "Honor Dance" An Alabama debu. tante, an Oklahoma Indian and Dallas's Youth On The Move Choir are highlighted. (R) (}(17) HAZEL fun-loving bachelor (Ray Bolger). AuGratln Potatoes Green Peas aw PJ . r II I . , L.I1'ILE SXL4L. (:1:1:I) - AL.ON. j.H4'jl CHAF'L.YIN' . TUESDAY, FEB. 12 ELEMENTARY SMOOLS 2:00 0 (.!) EVOLUTION OF MOTOR SPORTS iL) 0 MOVIE 'Kaleldoscope"(C)(1966)WarrenBeat- (1) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE A spiteful customer's remarks about Fred prompt Archie to take drastic steps to straighten his waiter out. (7)0 TENSPEED AND 3:15 (7)0 INTERNATIONAL BOX1MG The U.S. amateur boxing 9:30 Oc4J GOSPEL SINGING transmitter serves as a spy divorcee who teaches a class In after being given to a Russian. sex education. 12 Hrs.) CE) G LOVE BOAT Gopher grows when he feels (71)0 FIRST BAPTIST his widowed Etlrel Merman) Is overdoing It with a CHUHCh or Cookies MIIkOt-Shake SENIOR HIGH 8:30 0 a TODAY IN FLORIDA T 0 ED ALLEN BROWN SHOE A lovely busi. THE WORLD TURNS (1)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE iH (35)GOMEA PYLE 2:25 (Part 2) Hackmait, Fernando Rey. Two tough narcotics Investigators foil a huge heroin deal. (2 Hrs.) romance with an attractive Juice Bar Valentine Cake __ Ir' ______________________________________________________________ _______ _ _______________________________ _________________________________ _ __ - . . 4 Corn Green Bens FrvlFt M.korIske TOO Guests: Erik Estrada, Ray Bolger, Bernie Koppell, John Chappell as Mark Twain. Bill Steed. (A) Legs" (Premiere) Kevin 10:30 Dobson, Sharon Gloss. An (3.) MOVIE "The Spy With amorous New York City conThe Cold Nose" (C)(1966) Laustruction worker begins a corn- rence Harvey, Dallah LavI. A pllcated and humorous dog equipped with a Cheeseburger Chill Tator Tots FrultJello Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Fish / (1) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE 9:00 (3) 0 AS Langston & Co. Inc. (R) 2:30 COLLEGE BASKET0 BALL Duke at Marquette 6:30 MilkorShake - 1 '! _____________ Cole "" ____ Milk or Shake EXPRESS Bells Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Fisk 1 4..- Rolls; ENTARYSCHOOLS __ II Pudding Juice Bar Valentine or Cookies Milk Sta* % iU 11 I1 Fr Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Hot Dog Hamburger Pizza Baked Beans Fisk AuGratla 7-,,,ç 77,V CCRAWR... 011i Li MUNI BUT YOU AREN'T ALL THERE *fl ,.rarARv.wP/ CHICKEN P up snowbound with Cushing, through the desert. Fruit 6:05 (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE The annual holiday excursions 6:45 undertaken by Bob Hope (9 (10) A.M. WEATHER between 1964 and 1972 are highlighted with appearances 6:55 by Raquel Welch, Neil (730 GOOD MORNING Armstrong, Ursula Andress, FLORIDA Phyllis Oilier, Connie Stevens. 7:00 Ann-Margret and Redd Foxx. ness executive, whose former 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0THE YOUNG AND THE jj p ALL MY CHILDREN (35)35 LIVE 200 0 @) THE DOCTORS 1:30 0 SPORTS AFiELD 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (I!) 0 GO TELL IT (10) WALL$TREET WEEK Money: How Tight, How Long?" Guest: David M. Jones, vice president, Aubrey G. Molores witty comedy about religious hypocrisy in 17th-con. Wry France is presented (RI 8:30 0 @1') SUNDAY MASS (73 0 ORAL ROBERTS cUJ (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 0 5:30 1.L)OSUNRISESEMESTER 6:00 0 COUNTRY ROADS 0HEALTH FIELD U SUNRISE 8:00 0 @) BOB HOPE'S OVER. (a (10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "Tartutte" Richard Wilbur's adaptation of 0 OUTLOOK (3)0 SUNDAY MORNING iev(ous sister. their mother, a Ming dynasty statue and a *hite mouse. (17) NASHVILLE MUS 9:00 0(3) BJ AND THE BEAR BJ tries to save a woman who claims she isa good witch from a raging fire. Cole Slaw Tator Tots CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, BAPTIST 0 ONE IN A MILLION Shirley and her parents wind ELEMENTARY scuoois Hamburger Tator Tots Pizza ze OIli' contacts. hopes, so don't let down SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. - prematurely. Dec. 21) Your friends are TAURUS (April 20-May 20) willing to go to bat fat- you Your possibilities for gains today, but don't make them through joint ventures are feel that they have to. Lot quite Protnhsing today. The their desire to help be their Menu 'Its Is thrown Into chaos by her Hamburpr b Usiness associates no socia 8:00 (71)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE THURSDAY, FFJL 14 - Your cooperative nature will financial matters today and be greatly appreciated by you should come out on top. friends today, but there's a Take your hunches with a chance the family won't see grain of salt. NM! Hf P',JN A3 8:00 5:00 (1)0 THE FBI destroying Earth. (Part 3) of the jet set devises a scheme I JZ(I 7) MOVIE hires Tenspood and Brown (2Hrs.) Shoe to learn who is trying to (71) 0 THE SUPERSTARS Coverage of the last of the kill her. 0 (4) CHIPS A youngster is placed in danger when her father tries to finish his dealings with a ruthless loan shark. (1) 0 THE CHISHOLMS Cooper Hawkins (Mitchell Ryan), on amissionofvengeance,reloins the Chisholms on their journey (7)0 THE ROPERS Helen's - (71)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 9 (35)DR. E.J. DANIELS (12) (17) IT IS WRITTEN FIRST MORNING to prevent their enernies from ty. Susannah York, A member 1L) 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 Milk orShake Milk MIDDLE HOOLS IlotDog . 7:30. 0(4) THE MORMONS j) (35) FLORIDA FRONT PAGE who was planning a cozy weekend alone with his wife. (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD (3(10) UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU "The Forgotten Mermaids" , ' C!) 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. TION 0(17)JIMMYSWAGGART DONAHUE Milk or Shake EXPRESS Mini Steak Sub Pizza French Fries ColeSlaw ColeEUw very encouraging today, so ___________ Prime yourself properly sxlprt for opportunities today so that you won't so We ,.... LF Illy 0(3.) FLORIDA'S WATCHING Greens Fr Rolls k tjns - Your financial aspects an situation in which you lost 7:30 MONDAY SEAS CHRISTMAS TOURS 700 0 ® TWO'S COMPANY 31) 0 MARLO AND THE 12:30 fi @) NEWS CL) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- ROW 1) 0 RYAN'S HOPE (35) DICK VAN DYKE . line Day Salute" Romance fills Gene Wilder A producer and L)0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 1) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP GRAMMING (I 7) MOVIE (CONT'D) old house with an escaped killer whom she was responsible for sending to jail. 7 00 0 @1t DISNEY'S WONDER. FUL WORLD "Donald's Valen. his accountant discover that an intended flop can make more money than a legitimate play. (2 Hrs 8:30 CHURCH 1, Emma is trapped in an eerie Jeff Sweetwater are both in T 0 THE LIVING WORD 0) 0 REX HUMBARD you touch should be suc. without spending any money. for second best. You IA-ve what It takes to reali DO LAWRENCE WELK Cole Slag the type of activities today in 6:00 CL) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (!) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR greatest number today, all which you can enjoy Yourself could ijmpede your progress. ARIES (March 21-April 19) 7.00 MONDAY, FEB, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Hot Dog Baked Beau L) MORNING AVENGERS C) 0 THE the air as Donald Duck pro74 (10) FLORIDA REPORT poses to Daisy, Mickey Mouse begins courting Minnie. and 100 Pluto falls for a dachshund. 0@)CHAMPIONSHIP FISHCL)O6OMINUTES Mike WalING lace interviews Leonard BerniL) 0 30 MINUTES stein. (DO DISCUSSION '80 C!) 0 GALACTICA 1980 tfl (35) MOVIE "The Produc-Commander Adama and the ers" (C) (1967) Zero Mostel, crew of the Gatactica attempt SUNDA-Vi 12:00 0(4 CHAIN REACTION 0 P II) (35)1 LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. work for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln is examined. love with Molly. Sgt. Dunham admires Hawkeye and prefers him as a husband for his daughter. (Part 4 of 4) id. Nevv York. powerful mob leader who holds the dock workers of a big city in an iron grip. (2 Hrs. 5 Mins.) Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. 11, 1980 Broadcastinq System MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE DONAHUE "The BusinessOf Abortion" (3)0 HEE HAW Guests: Billy 'Crash' Craddock, Tommy Cash, Louise Mandrell. 44 coming year. Many new today will go smoothly, friendships will be developed provided they benefit others with persons from all walks of as well as yourself. Don't alter something at another's life, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.- expense. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Seek 19) If your moti vation is to do SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thaves TAKE TWO center North Edgemon Avenue. one exception could be a Inspiration. a FRANK AND ERNEST membership drive kickoff breakfast, 8 a.m., chamber Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community 19) Be extremely logical and GEMINI (May 21-June 20) practical In career or Ir 6:30 NEWS o CFOCBS NEWS (3(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: building. Sanford VFW 10198 Auxiliary, 8 p.m., log cabin on lakefront. Free income tax help for senior citizens sponnred by AARP and NRTA, 9a.m. to noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital von- previously. ,• b, * ____ S. TUESDA"&',IEB&UARYlZ TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital con. ference room. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce annual ference room. Open to everyone over 6 years. With that 11 NC you only arrived. ceasful. Think in terms of Expensive pursuits won't open when you have a sixpleasurable __________ "we," not "me." Fwd out guarantee card suit or good five-card . Note that thL club bid is not more of what lies ahead for r esults suit and not always then. forcing. If you use It regularly VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 0 •'a. you in the yoar following your With 12 NCR, pass with 4..3. you can expect to be left in it . 3.3 and open most of the time once birthday by aendling for your Focus on situations that could every couple of years. with any other distribution, copy of Astro.Graph Letter. mean something to you You can expect to find yourWith 13 NCR you are a full h ,. AStTO. materially or financially. by Al Vermeer Mail $1 for self raised to two or three king above average. You considerably more often, but Graph, Box 489, Radio City Your luck lies in these areas. WAS SUCH A NICE distribution and very se Holding a positive and, ldom rrtnet is going to have at specify birth date. RlP.1 To II! then. east four clubs to help you, assured attitude today will ._.-' Get up to 14 11CR and YOU PISCES (Feb. 20-March We will devote next Satur______ have e equivalent of an ace day's take you into the winner's article to Take the bull by e honis circle, Some the whole th negative above not average. today corwernirig important afford to open.You can't problem of the choice of suit thoughts will try to creep in, when you don't have one of goals, and do what'i needed but discard Um. Choke of Suit -' five cards, by yourself. Sluggish allies When you have a two-suiter (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) . • . THE 4 February 11, 1960 Your social circle is likely problem. You opened one to be greatly expanded this you normally require at least started -_ February YOUR BIRTHDAY You don t open one of a suit spade with your good fourwhen -your hand meets all card spade suit. Somehow or requirements for a bid In other even those early players notrump or is strong enough found this start led to trouble. so you can afford to open with You got to all sorts of bad a strong forcing bid. At the game contracts. Around 1923 minimum end o the spectrum the young experts of that % a . F0R%b%N '. A UST 'iCUNG. COMME'RC/AL. , PRISCILLA!_5PEUjN&%G4GE,$f&W7' __________ _________________ The Utility Club . card stren th. .1 111111115M . Seminole College. Class concludes Tuesday night. Enrollment limited, call 323.1450, ext. 304. ences in producing theater for Orlando audiences. (1 (17) WRESTLING School Snposeyoupickuo:S.,AQ This is your workhorse bid. xx - K xx D- J x x - A . It can be made with any disIn the early days of contribution and almost any high- tract this hand presented no oil HANDWPMNG UJIMEWN0L., , .,. you always have a choice. and Alan Sontag _____ ____ EEK & MEEK For Monday, By Oswald Jacoby Moses of his first year's expert- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation class, 6-10 p.m., Everyone is entitled to his or Be prepared to adjust your her opinion. It would be wise thinking, 1 - WIN AT BRIDGE ducer and head of one of the five largest theatrical producing organizations in North America, talks to host David MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) way you originally planned. ____ ______ 0 Zev Bufman. a theatrical pro. Bring plates, silverware and a recipe for cookbook, may put you out on a shaky complish Is reachable today, limb. but not pulled off the INIWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i .. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 meaning to, you could say ask yourself If you can really 44 6:00 0 NEWS (ID(35) BIONIC WOMAN Jalme travels to Paris with an art forger to trap a master criminal and recover valuable paintings from him. (3 (10 V.1. PEOPLE Guest West Virginia Social Club, covered dish social, DeBary Fire Hall. Registration, 1 p.m., dinner 1:30. something offensive and, once afford it. Do nothing which you put your foot in your will later put you in a bind. mouth, it will be difficult to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23extract. Dec. 21) Face challenges TAURUS (April 20-May 20) optimistically today, but not A failure to be self-reliant unrealistically. Underesti. today could lead to disap- mating the odds would lull you Orlando Public enough courage to challenge a Wohltmann, professor of pediatrics at Medical U. of S.C. on I*illnopenic Diabetes MillItus, 7:30 p.m., Loch Haven Art Center. Disabled American Veterans (DAy) 30 Rummage Sale, U.S. Route 17-92, next to Creamons Chevrolet, 8 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. accomplishments, but you'll may be prone to exaggerate 23 41 1 47 ,.I . American Diabetes Aun. and Juvenile Diabetes Graph, Box 489, Radio City mistakes. Small blunders (4) AFTERNOON have actually been the frame- _ Foundation Will Co-sponsor -a lecture by Dr. Hulda _________________ * 1 /' HIAPAM I 10 11 (10) Orlando In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to incleperident channel 6, Congregational Christian Church spaghetti supper, 5-7 p.m., 2401 Park Ave., Sanford. have to call upon your your accomplishments. Your 24 25 J26 127 28 tenacity and reserve to get boast could later come hack to I ________________________________ - what you go after. Don't look haunt you. 29 30 31 for easy outs. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - ARIES (March 21-April 19) Before doing anything today 32 35 36 - 37 - Guard against impulsive which could cost you a conspeech today. Without siderable sum, you'd better 38 39 140 GOY THIS PLAN 9 - 22 21 (!!! i 8 (17) j (N BC) Daytona Reach Independent Atlanta. Ga. Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). _____________________________________________________________________________ 1) 0 MOVIE "On The CL) 0 DIRECTIONS Members rsA',uRDAY Waterfront" (8/W) (1954) Marof the Olympics Religious Corn. Ion Brando, Eva Marie Saint. mittee discuss their work at the Only one man musters up Winter Olympics in Lake PlacEVENING Park Branch, monthly business meeting and program 11 a.m., Langford Hotel. Luncheon by reservation, call Mrs. Everett Hales at 644.3770. Romance, travel luck, tremes. you might give away resources possible pitfalls and something you'll later regret. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) career for the coming months are all discussed in your your anxiety to complete Astro-Graph Letter which things today, your awareness begins with your birthday. fat- details could desert you Mall $1 for each to Astro- and cause YOU to make Independent Orlando ([1) (35) Orlando ices (4) 8 National Leaktile of American Pen Woniell Winter - - - - - - - S tation, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to might have big effects. - 16 17 I LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. specify birth date. you're modest and ES (Feb. 20-March 20) Normally PISC 19 - 20 - - This can be a day of major unassuming, but today you I - __________ by Art Sarsom j %W MMK, 7 13 -o THE BORN LOSER 6 0 Seminole Community Band under direction of Dr. William J. Hinkle. For ticket information call l,451514. You could have problems In nobler traits, but be. wary either area If not careful. today of carrying It to ex- layers 26 Wild goat 4 Compass 49 Called on 27 Curbs point phone 5 Kind of radio 31 Fog and 52 Female saint smoke wave (abbr.) 6 Raw materials 33 Moreover --7 City in Italia 35 Overextended 53 Canticle 32 Church part (p1.) 34 Custom 38 Motoring association 41 Nearest 0 o 48 Arrange in for short 3 Shakes 30 Helps (ABC) Orlando "The Lincoln Conspiracy" (1977) Bradford Dillman, John Anderson. A theory which may 6:30 0 f4D NEWS CL) 0 THE BAXTERS "In Self-Defense" JOABC NEWS (10) ONCE UPON A CS. SIC "The Leatherstocking Tales" Although Hawkeye and Cable Ch. (1) 0 Band Uniform Fund, 9 p.m., Slovak Gardens, dance ball, Howell Branch Road. __ - cable Ch. School Silver Regiment WOO LUMPS? 69T. p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront. Oien to plic. Silver & Gold Ball to benefit Luke Howell High - . 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At last, a "If-dosing doorl DEAR HELO1SE:. f.ctiveness When taking a piece of pie or It has been heavenly I then stretched rubber - Anna, Age 10 ______________ decorate itlf you want, then door. .r Ifelois. room. 040 door Itself approximately four Inches from the edge ot the • • Helen Basden (Super, super, sup.rt — °Save an old ': •.IE'!;\ 'w- - Ic. - • I was forever after two active boys and one active husband the widest part will be down. EAR DO - •: toll 4d.9 Diane AAancuso cake to work or to a friend put pot *t WW iii it on the inside of a yee American homemakers margarine tub lid. lageaulty to work again and th. tub down over the Iidl Ike a hav.csmeüpwttka'gsedyl cakedom.. The meringue or Icing will AIrSIt big hug from those of we ess pot peeve 11 a not be disturbed. Also, the cabinet or cieset door tkets bowl will travel better since W.D.M. DEAR READENi uhs yew 11mi Wyeud Ilketesisarea hint ask a question or make a sugges. tion Write me we of s Hugs, "Weise • - A FLOSSY IDEA SOLVES A PROBLEM DEAR HELOISE. I rub your hints every Sunday and I think they are very helpful. Now lam sending you a hint which I hope will be lust helpful to someone else. My buttons were always popping off my slacks. Just as I sawed them an, they popped right off. Then this friend of my mother gave me a very good idea. She said that she sews buttons on with dental floss because It is tough and will not break easily. Sure enough, now I don't have any more problems with my buttons popping off each time I go out to play. Heather Wi lson, Age 9 MAKE YOUR OWN COMIC BOOK DEAR HELOISE: Every week, cut out the comics from the comic section and make a book out of them. - as as soon Then, ona gloomy day, take out your book and, prestol, Instant sunshinel Don't forget to make a cover. Al.za Heyman, Age 11 10 tIN King FIurn ipndici$.. 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'-.- / COW - ' :d - )I •t Caa '•'t 1• -- ye -: _ p I I iF IL S C) IL!tJ' !IV" �.-. -- •- --.—. --• -- :. --..--- __._.__._.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 - � 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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'IOU C' BE G000 ENOUGH TO THE FRONT 000R-•' FtNDS 'IOU'RE FOR ME MUCH A L HERE WHICH DIRECTION RIGHT P ENTLEMAN! - 1910 Aid a E E K & MEEK 41S 7 HVD0~WIMIUKHEM ( CEUKEM _______ EE u, HIM pe ARE LOUELY. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Don't let anyone push you Into jumping to conclusions couw LPDM OF A CULT OF CM _________________ ___ making hasty decisions today, cause you unnecessary It could be spinet your test - things out for yourself the command of all the facts. results will be advantageous. UBRA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) I Find out mart of what Ila Conditions are rather unusual or following your birthdaY by should be able to turn an sending for your copy of unprofitable situation Into Aso-Graph Letter. Mail $1 something gainful. Use your ahead f __ I 0•' ,. .J. _____ ____ PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed SullIvan WAY I FEED SURE . HE 15.' E ITS Ht HItAr BENJTIFUL? M I'*M ,, CIRYES. sions to gain the upper hX4 ___________ the day will not be as Dec YOU RE I • _____ .. mate may be a bifle difficult •' ;..— o ' ___ L BUGS BUNNY by Stoflel I Nelmdahl TILL I-4AVEA MCUGS RGER ANc'AO cApRKxntN (Dec. niuL if you me light of the Issues. things aren't working out as GEMINI (May 21-Jim. 10) you hoped they would. A few _____ ___ __ zWyouasipr.puedtoglvs on the path to success. them your undivided at(jaj tefltIOm. Lack of concentration 19) You're luckiest today in __ ___ could cause elTon. situations whir, you IP"I I L E51' C not have any pain If OO IN 1) .4 th warning th at ey 're o r- activity does help to warm the you have done and tell you to alcohol may make him feel keep It up I am .51diII you The risk. .. Mgflmtt. fr:::ufoy X' L begin In six weeks and gradually Increase to full - dummy's 10. East took his king and cleared the spades, but since hearts broke, the Professor wound up with five hearts, two spades, two diamoods and a club and one over-trick. "How did you know that diamonds wouldn't break?" NORTH •i. A Q 18784 •Q •A742 w-' •i 3 •515714 will WK96 •J1173 .9 *KN$$ #J83 .o'TH 11 • and supervisory people wi ll move to relocation office, is being set up in Holland to help the fuel place remaining employees with other companies in that area. predicted. tMF Powerboat Ttie Robolo plant started production in &-inford IS a division of :MF Inc. a worldwide leisure products and industrial and two-thirds of the purchases will be from area in 1968 and was purchased by AM)' in 1970, technology company. olden Olympics Again ., • ASSII4S Dealer. North We" Nora East $ss 7U Professor was probably I$ellq so about his suc. pass PasS i 1:1119rd to the student that six diam would make and that the student might well over ciii Pees 2 • Pam 3• .- 'am I be d dn't bother to h sas program. "Icut it •u1uu11 on Sanford, consider that this week we positive old-age piece, and may have again topped 60 Minutes," Director Jack Horner was told by the that's how they (the producers) kept it," which shakes the world." 3 Golden Age Olympics, which promises 10 "The event was very beautiful and a mailing address, so reaction to a show a large Increase In participation feature Is usually determined by the posi ; due to the national exposure. tive. U our piece makes more people number letters received, according to and give them hope, It DoloresofRichar "They (the "Real People" producers) enjoy will bethemselves greal done, herself a real mnlgli send us back next year," said Brown from Hollywood, Cal., when the "The peopie In Sanford are doing a person working as a receptionist for "Real People." -W!M"*ft 'tftfX-2t-JeVftA1 111 entoyed ft Piece," said the real Sanford loceticea, includi, the pool at In terms of national exposure, the receptionist, who vowed to point anyone the IAM Monroe Holiday Inn, the San- event could not have " at a am who it really interested in the event to the ford Civic Center, the Greater Sanford advantageous time. "Real People" is city that is now for real, Chamber th um es of hi ti of Commerce and e,'sawwn ii irs e stadi riding on the cr Attorney t Its ghest ra Asks ByDONNAT ngs Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Coal is arriving by rail at (fie Florida Power & Light plant oil (fie St. .1ofills River In Sanford to prepare for the utility's mid-April test burn of 'COIL' - a FOR 'COIL' TEST Coal and oil mixture. The coal Will travel UI) the Conveyor to the COtta plant Where k will be deposited Into coal silos and led by crew% ut'erIzer. As It emerges from the PUR'eriier in a lint' graphite-like tt'tin'.' it will be ruixed with hot air, clealled .111(i lilixell %%.ilh (,if. IIIe resliffing ('0,111. then will be puniped into the plant's boilers to he used as fuel. Sanford. Investigation Altamonte Springs, says In the suit that Heremstowrisw A. lawadt was rdW lbursday by a Of - favored his son in the Altamonte Springs alllPtiors, Innuendos and slurs against Floyd Police Department by permitting his ap. south have been goLng wound for somepointment Ume," which if as a sergeant even though Norman Septhle County attorney asking the Circuit true, should be investigated." Floyd Jr. didn't take the customary test required to the AItaznote Springs city He said today while the city's charter provides before promotions are given. He said the young commission to determine whether Mayor Nor- for the city commi ion ss to be the judge of the Floyd improperly pulled a gun In an Altamonte man Floyd is guilty of I'malls"ance, election wA qualifications of the mayor, it does Springs restaurant and again at a topless misfeasance and non4euance In omce." The suit asks the cwt to set out procedares for Vie Ilovestigation; to nmew Impisirtial body with net list the procedures which should be followed to make this judgment. The __ under oath; Floyd _ uiiosna powers to take tosthnony, has: and to name an "Out4-counity" state attorney to cspdact the investigation to "keep poli tics cut of Ilk matter. establishment outside the city, - was under the influence of alcoholic JOM cites in the suit, are that beverages while operating a police vehicle and _ presiding at public meetings. -sibuseld admislistrative powers by holding up building permits from those who are not his supporters and friends while allowing to be Mlchael D. Jones, whose law office is in issued to friends, Altamonte in performing their official duties. police vehicles, - used a personal radio to direct police department opera tions and obstructed the police - refused to cooperate with the press in requests to view personnel records in violation of the Florida Public Records Law. Removed items from personnel records. __________ He said Altamonte Springs City Attorney See ALTAMONTE, l'age 2A ____ Water-Bill the hostages. By United Press lutoruatiosal The broadcast, monitored by the BBC The Islamic militants at the occupled Fnbsuy in Tehran &nlmed the inLeodon, quotedamember of the ruling sion as a Revolutionary Council, Hojjat 01-ham U.N. factfindlflg commis ___________ 'si)OW" and said they would not lot the Hashenil Rafsanjanl, as saying the_____ U.N. of five International jurists arrived L . five-member panel mist with at the embassy to see the hostages. Ai'l hostages. " students don't allow the com. The commission could not Immediately mission to come here" a tp'far be reached and there was no explanation . _______ ___ _______ ' " -. reports. " •i. ' th e price break for heavy Environmental Protection Agency residential users. EPA regulations are going to requiro The board will hold a workshop March more costly treatment of drinking water 13 to thoroughly discuss the matter. In in the near future. the meantIme, City Manager Phil Kulbes She said EPA is looking toward will be conducting studies to determine requiring removal of a chemical in public how much revenues would be generated water systems and this has proved to be a for the city by "le ve l billi ng " costly process. For the second time in a month, ex Councilman Pat Southward suggested "An equal rate for everyone in from the audience that the council residential areas is a good Idea," sa id consider level billing. " ________ __ " System The Lake Mary City Council is con- periendng a shortage of water. She said sidering a new method of billing water it was revealed at a recent Florida customers to promote conservation and League of Cities seminar that U.S. eliminate I says. __ IJones) has been pulling at every election in the past. fie has been to tile governor's office, tile Jones said today an impartial investigation would give Floyd a fair opportunity to be heard state attorney's office and th e Florida l)epart. Inent of Law E.11forceinent," Floyd said. -I don't and would avoid the inference of politics Lake Mary Considers ______ The spokesman repeated the militants' talàplone om tmdon 'ft's osdy us g.at'swbat (Ayatollah) Ithomsiat de11d that the hostages would not he 01 freed until deposed Shah MohamfllflSd IIU, 5pJn.afl dialed an eslise' Resa Pahlavl was returned to fici trial. _______ He said the ceptives were In "good" report by Thran Radio that the _ hid gO t the i"by to mist Condlticm. mheloi' ______ got to see it and go over it," he said, From Seeing Hostages said In an latunlew by for the conflicting ________ Floyd said today he had no coniinent on the silit. misappropriated campaign funds for per. is nothing new, reiilly. 'I'lus is sonlething he ______ ... James "Skip" Fowler accepted service on the Department of Law Enforcement from con. been drafted since October. "1 had to re-do it ducting an investigation into the operation, after the November election," he said. sonal use. -permitted non-police personnel to use city Mayor -allowed a police cover-tip of a prostitution lawsuit '111tirsdaY. Jones said lie has beell operation in the city and blocked the Florida preparing thesuit for more fluina year and it has Panel Barred ff ly long period of study before (For a copy of JACOB V making the surprising lead of MODERN, se nd $1 to: 'Win at Me -- ci diamonds. He con. &e," cars of this n.,,spatiased with lbs king. , P.O. BOX 489 Radio City Last showed _______ out and the Station, N•w Vork, N.V. .5*1 play was a heart to ,sp) ID ever, placing first in the Nielsen rankings the week prior to Wednesday's program. show's producers Thursday the piece said the producer, who received ex"Real People" should know in several probably will be repeated on the Aug. 20 cellent comments on the feature, thou gh days whether Sanford's story "shook the edition of the program, which features he did not see the program because he world." Though a couple of phone Valls short vignettes on unusual people and was on the road filming for the show, concerning the event were received •. events throughout the nation. "I found a lot of the rtici pa n ts were pa Th ursday at the Hollywood studios, any : Peter Brown, a young producer for there to have a good time and others large-scale reaction is not expected until .' program, also indicated he foresees the possibili ty of returning to Sanford in were very serious athletes," Brown the mail arrives at the studios. explained. "I tried to show both things November to film the sixth The ho ur-long program each week lists WUIUDJ when I shot the feature. the Prof's three notrwnp. At six diamonds the Prof OPhldhl( II*49 would lead a heart to the ace, ______________ ruff a heart, lead a trump to A*W.. at Seminole High School. Brown spliced the tape into a 10-minute piece deserves a second airing. Sanford Chamber of Commerce contract If diamonds were 3and I would have to clear the Vulnerable: Neither By BRUCE MOORE ' Hed Staff Writer 1 "Pleased by their story Wednesday "rough cut," which later was trimmed "You might figure there were 40 ennLng on the Sanford's Golden Age into the five-minute segment that ap- million people who saw the show," Olympics, the producers of NBC's "Real peared (with a "voice-over" by star Brown observed. "If you want to People" have tentatively decided the Byron Allen) at the end of Wednesday's calculate t he effect the piece could have "But I was In three notrump and would only be sure of my :" IMI sonnel will be transferred to little Falls, while a People ' May Show Real asked the student. it 1 didn't," was the reply. .;' r indicates their faith in the future growth _______ by Stan Lee and John Romlta A lØl'ASSl... approximately $5 million in materials annually ''It November, Brown spuM thuss tMsvtalos showing will make the event real Positive reaction. WIN AT BRIDGE SPIDER-MAN _____ I.. , Breakiron said the firm will be purchasing there are scheduled to cease by early Breakiron said limited production is expected to ; show, is shown live. "I like heart- good thing as far as I'm concerned. The If real person Richardonc Is any In warming stories and nice people." city has good facilities and, hopefully, the dication, Sa nford ci tizens can expect a i bySebThavss be hired locally. He expects to hire an additional 75 employees In the next six months, better while increasing his trick w th lb. quiii of spades (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) sod gave the hand an unusual. . Eiinofsctui' of the Sllckcr&ft boats Is being plant. U In the Holland, Mich. plant and 'sed down Sanford Plant Manager Uoyd W. "Skip" vision president James T. Sledge said fishing CrUillers made at the Sanford AVWt overweight, as you must have creases blood How through been, and lose weight, it's the ski n. That makes a person normal for their blood feel warm. But It's very press= to drop to more dangerous if you're exposed to severe blood cold weather. That optimal levels. If you read my Increased flow through ____ FRANK AND ERNEST people will be brought to Sanford and the rest will "This is only the first step and production should continue to increase here if situation doesn't go absolutelv crazy.l. Breakiron '. chased tile Slickcraft Boat Company there. Of tile 150 employees there, a few management per. hands and feet. If your hands doing it. Now the question Is not are cold, you can swing them Should you decide to go on a you're also cut In for a p of By swaM Jaceby to clear the suit play ace-king shopping spree today, be the action, All ,1ll come out M_______ Isutag and another mood wary of n' 4'i beaislve iheed eventually discard a club and __ The Professo, won the first a spade on - otIdng is so uusises a a unsrsi m.dm," to consolidate three plants into two for greater operating efficienciesand the fact that they chose 11 making the announcement, AMF Powerboat 24-feet long With those of AMF's Robalo offshore ,. Breakiron said. AMF has produced i Slickcraft line in Holland, Mich., since 1969 when it piir. Nevertheless, physical ve ___________ ____________ __ vendora "This was a big commitment for A,1F to decide too surprised. they've had a drink of alcohol. 21) Majos' acIgevesne togetalongwlth. However, he 19) Be prepared to make .,*' BU luck will rubon you. SAGrffARW8 (Nov. M productive as It should be. are possible y, Focus on practical endeavors, may not be accomplished with TAURUS(April *Allay 30) our initial efforL Tile harder In the morning hours your you try, the luckier you .1.. 6 you cannot do on your own. IO LET GO! _-1 U you permit outside diver- ICr AFRfrJIJ' "I .0' ARI1:8(March 214pru 19) IMIRTANT Employees Sanford of this area," Breakiron said. pressure be the cause of my Send your request to me, in you In the year for you toda In that you for each to AstroGrh, Box smarts. _ 419,RadloCityStation,N.Y. SCORPIO(Oct.24.Nov,fl) 10019 Besuretospecifyblrth Don'tbeafraldtogotofrlends date. , today for help with iomathing 0 _ lot more money in this area." Breakiron said the plant currently employs e 100 workers and eventually he anticipates an Increase to 180- 200 employees, about? Would this low blood self-addressed envelope for affairs this coming year. You subjected to a few false starts. weight, of time you can survive cold So rather than telling you weather rather than increase may form several beneficial Once you get In gear, you'll he alliances In order to' ac- able to correct earlier what you should do, I'm going it. So giving a person who's to congratulate you on what exposed to cold a drink of complish different goals, mistakes, by Howls SchneIder good for ltickcraft boat models to Its Sanford plant is production focus on Sllckcraft's larger-sized 4lPected to double e doll th ar voiwne of cnzisers is bei ng established by integrating pressure anything to worry cents with a long, stamped, it. bi u production. "This is real ly Sanford," he said, "It will mean more jobs and circulation of a spokesmen said Wiled with thilt Of similar sized Crestfiner :40011 1Y tMnsfer Of Production Of its 26- and 28-foot runabouts in Little Falls, Minn. A comparable what column often, you'd know that the skin causes the body to YOUR BIRTHDAY buys. Choose your Items only I frequently tell people who lose heat rapidly. after making comparisons, have elevated blood pressure February29, 1980 Partners are likely to play In survival situations LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Don't that one of the most important very promi nent roles In your be discouraged today if you're things they can do is to lose alcohol will shor ten the leng th ____ o Effective June 'AW f0werboat Division Mine is usually lower than to cause the blood vessels In yours. When people are the skin to dilate and in. By BERNICE BEDE osoL I -- Plant T F 1, 1980, production of Sllckcraft boats measuring less than 24 feet will be corn- Herald eat properly and do not drink the range of normal for or smoke am I doing pressure. Other readers who 75 wrong or is my low blood want this issue can send seems to me you're moving in the tips of the fingers and that — — — — the right direction. You don't will usually warm the hands. 58 — have low blood pressure, you Of course, alcohol does tend — — — — — ..0 have normal blood 50 I By JANE CASSEERJIY Staff Writer . what you're doing wrong but round and round like skiers do __________________________________________________ F nfOrd what you're doing right and it to cause the blood to move to HOROSCOPE DO YOU TURN! SIR! AFTER ELEVEN! - 52 53 54 - - — j - — — — 51 - - a 31 47 48 49 46 50 : heavy drinkers. Alcohol does tend to have high normal numb the senses and is an blood pr essur e. anesthetic. In fact, people Now as far as your cold - — — who customarily have heart hands and feet, I notice that pain may have Insufficient you're from Canada and with — — — Wood flow to the heart muscle the cold winters there, I'm not 29 — 30 — Evening Herald-CUSPS 48L280)-Price 15 Cents 4, — — — — That's now they miss nature's 42 41 I remember reading anything Dr. in your columns about a mlnorproblemlhave - low blood pressure. My pressure Lamb] 13 110 over 60 to 125 over 65. I'm a 59.year-old male. 5 7 and weigh In 1017 I went on a diet and in 10 months I took my weight down from 246 pounds. I exercise regularly at a health Health Letter number 1-81 club two or three times a Blood Pressure. It will give of week, lift weights, etc. I to you a better appreciation blood and 37 I 20 No. 164-Frlday,c,!Sanfo!IorIda!l?!'g' Feb 72r Year, Radio city Station, winter? I can't remember Box 1551, York, N.Y. 10019. having this problem when i New Incidentally, people with was a heavy drinker. DEAR HEADER - There relatively low blood pressure area lot of things people don't tend to live longer, healthier remember when they were lives than Individuals who -- — — — — FtMl. L 16 19 121 122 DEAR DR.LAMB-Ican't cold hands and feet In the care of this newspaper, P.O. 14 24 25 26 ai 11 12 — — — by Art Sansom 10 Work __________ ___________________________ A L I 18 17 -i rANSWER ,A QUESTION ANGRY WHEN HE HE'S roo a ' 15 ARC'-'IE, I WONDER IF I Good Up The S ELSE 1 2 3 4 5 0 p1, HE U _L _____________ IIWIALYWSIO y Lii _________ AL RI — (r A lIP 1 --J CALL IT - IA) .L DOWN name :V i SOMETI4INGI I A AN A 20 Solution RI AUO{Ij0 1 Affirmations 21 Eternal o0 S o1fl 24Gre*klefler 2 Unused K ART CA • a _______ LOP 10101 AITI, 27 College 3 Corncob i N N A I II N A degree (abbr.) 4 School organ,. 28 Woman' s zatlon (abbr. 22 Exclamation 42 Seeped out 23 Concerning 43 Injury mark Olympic sound board (abbr.) 32 Give up 44 Columnist 24 Burmese 8 Obliterate - 33 Evil omen Wilson currency 34 Singers 7 Pined (sI,) by Mort Walker 35 25 Wing (Fr.) 45 High (Lat.) 8 Leaves American 0 Vacation spot 26 Folkslngir 47 Trigonometric Seeger 35 Pour 10 Feel function 37 Part of indisposed 20 In case that 48 Foot part 30 Mirth infin itive 11 City in 49 Is human 39 Group of eight Pennsylvania 31 Landed 33 Understand 51 Vigor 40 Ask loan of 12 Refute svipju 43 Body of water 19 Timber tree 37 Believes 53 Macao coin 46 Plague 38 Globe 21 Self54 Fresh complaint confidence 41 Stout METiNe oll. WAIT, ZERO, THEY WON'T LIKE HAVING 1 kI1Ik 15 Llama responsible 16 Nicotinic acid 58 Pegs _ I ( 0 I 1 0 13 Magazine Lost We "ght? Keep . ___ 'ferry, who during this five-and-hajf — ---- --4 I, The method, she suggested, is that a years on the council was in charge of th straight acrowthe-board per 1,000 gallon city's utility departivent. beginning withe charge be levied on all residential water the city's acquisition of the water customers. Her suggestion was sup. system. ported by ex-Councilman Harry Terry, also from t he audience, and by CounPerinchiel said he also supports the Herald Nswstand Price To Rise • I ______ lb. es of Subscri bers will contin ua to EIealflgHIISldWiUhp(1S rmslv,theHeraldattheoldrateo( ages and vending mwSlises from N cents a week, a 60 percent i.cwtsdiilytolceatsandfrun uvthgsover thenewstandprice. ____ gsSenday$e3Sceats, Effective ____ i TUMBLEWEEDS , ' - 4. ______ by T. K. Ryan snoop 61$ 1VJ. 1$ MW IN 1111110 ',ij --=--' .4NS 10 PMN&INN 1)lr M1t*1HIP* Thm tM4Si . w.n&, u. r' , _____ zoornis co :' WCflIL.I,.ft Ir woo= qyij *W1MLEMIW MI FM51)ClPM .............IA I _____________________________ I " mum . the noted that persons using more than paper. The accountants said the 1pur . - ::.................... .....................7* ' DS .........................U cents per 1,000 gallons far water use iiiorwy to be set aside for rep1acg o Nersl4 P a, v above 7,800 gallons. the 26 miles of Water lines w11 aft "It is cost ing those people who can rapidly deteriorating. He also noted that , PisSI'u..........................U 'pi5IvS......................7* :" ..... ........................11* 1 - 7,000 gallons monthly are charged cj department's operation allowed no m.asek. ..4A fl........................IA 0 _ r--i.i........................ZA .9* ............IA concept. dilman But Perinchief. "Now the city Is passing the major costs on to the low users," Mrs. South. Hartsock, several weeks ago told the ward said, noting that persons using up to council a water rate Increase is ab. 7,000 gallons of water monthly are paying solutely necessary, adding the depa rt$1.30 per 1,000 gallons, At the same time, ment last year went $8,000 Into the red on L,r Today "V 'i __ _ FINAL TRIBUTE plaeft The casket of Earl Bourquardez .................laura _ WeMb.,' ....................... 2* Wield .......................... .- afford to water their lawns less," she the city has not been able to put any 24-year veteran of the department, Bourquardes nerved as captain of police until his sudden death Tuesday. said."I'm not sure itis good public poljc)' money aside in the water department to have a decreasing rate for higher operation to pro vide for payments to use begin this year on the ftv1ral IQ= to In addition, Mrs. Southward noted that update the system. In the next 20 sears Florida will be ex- DONNAESTp . ... , . JEW_ _________ ,,,, -..- .- • '. S lip ____________ • :' '. _______ Miami, ____________ _ �tA-Ev,ln1 Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 2, 1$0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Women Free VWJKLU In Colombia IN BRIEF Plan Revolutionary Council By United Press International Exiled Afghan rebels will soon announce formation of a revolutionary council to unify their struggle against the Soviet-backed government, well-informed rebel sources said today. The Revolutionary Council will be composed of representatives of six exiled Moslem groups with headquarters in Peshawar, Pakistan. 35 miles east of the Afghan border, the sources said. A news conference is scheduled for Sunday to of. ficlally inaugurate the council and explain its alms and objectives, the sources said. China Leader Gains Power PEKING (UPI)-The Chinese Communist Party today announced a massive political shakeup consolidating the power of Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping and downgrading the Image of the late chairman Mao Four members of the Communist Party Political Bureau, the country's top decision making body, were fired. All were holdovers from the era of Mao's 1966-78 Cultural Revolution, Altamonte Probe :. (Continued From Page 1A) really know what about, something about nepotism." "His timing is right. This Is 10 days before the charter revision election and that's normal. I think It is political," Floyd said, adding he has no -- &BVLL5UUU. wjvuuu UIU The city's voters will decide March 11 whether they want a "city manager" form of government rather than strong mayor. Jones said today the "liming is never right" for a thing like this. "It just had to be done," said attorney who was a prime supporter of floyd's the first time Floyd ran for office In the early lVlOs. "Many people have talked of the need todo this for some time but couldn't for various reasons.tt City Commissioner Dolores Vickers declined comment, noting she needs guidance on how to proceed. "I want to talk to the city attorneyon what direction we will take," she said. Commissioner Peggy Childress Is out of state. Commissioner Jim Thompson was In class and not available. Commissioner Lee Constantine was at a meeting and not available t Police Chief Justus East was not at his office morning. !" .r , I / .' BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - leftist guerrillas freed their last five women hostages today, opening the way for negotla. tions on ransom demands for the release of 40 diplomats seized two days ago in an attack on the Dominican Embassy residence. The five women walked out shortly after 9a.m., entered four automobiles and left the area. Their release was about an hour later than the time originally announced. The guerrillas, who are demanding $50 million ransom and freedom for more than 300 of their jailed comrades, had released 10 other women, a 16-year-old boy and two wounded men Thrusday night. They still are holding an estimated 40 diplomats, including the U.S. Ambassador and the papal nuncio. The fate of U.S. Ambassador Diego Asenclo and the heads of diplomatic missions from a dozen other countries and the Vatican hinged on the outcome of talks between the government and the leftist group. More than 20 heavily armed guerrillas of the April 19th Movement, including eight women, carried out Wednesday's takeover of the embassy residence, where they rounded up most of Bogota's diplomatic corps attending an independence day reception. The gue rrillas demanded the release of 311 jailed leftist comrades as well as the $50 million ransom in exchange for the freedom of the remaining hostages. The government of President Julio Cesar Turbat announced It would be ready to "establish a dialogue" with the guerrillas as soon as the remaining woman hostages joined the 13 who have already been freed, In a telephone interview with the Los Angeles Times, Asenclo said the spirit of the hostages was "very high." Sale Starts 10 AM. Saturday •1I, 5' . . S . 'I S. .. . ',:'. •' - .5 S Engineer stripes in sizes S, M, L, XL Now 4.99 Special $5•00 Proceeds from the upcoming sale of lovely azalea bushes will be used for beautification projects in the Sanford community. Chamber of Corn merci Beautification Committee members (left to right) Carl Gutmann, Peggy Deere and Kay Bartholomew inspect azaleas that will be offered for sale, Beginning at 9 a.m. March 8, it will be the fourth year for the sale sponsored by the Chamber and held at the chamber office, 400 E. First Street, and Civic Center patio. 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The National Weather Service predicted high temperatures in the teens and Iowa from the Dakotas and Nebraska act the upper Frank Skinner, Southern Bell's Vice President for Florida, (Local Southern Bell Manager, Tom Hunt, said that in Southern Ben invested $0 million In Florida last year and wig + Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes to western and northern announced that a milestone was reached recently In the Seminole County, the number of telephones has grown by Invest $726 million in new telephone equipment and building New England. Snow also fell from Michigan across portions of Company's Florida operations when the five millionth approximately 13,250 during this 16-year period.) in 1910. For example, in Seminole County, Southern Bell wt northern Ohio to central New York state. The weather service telephone was installed in Bell's territory In Florida. To accommodate the growth, Southern Bell's total inconfplete construction of a new Central Office building In thç forecast snow showers from northern New England across the Skinner said, "This historic installation took place sometime vestment in Florida during the past decade has grown from Geneva exchange at an investment cost of approximately lower Great Likes. Snow also was predicted from the Nor. during the month of February. To commemorate this event about $1 billion to mor the billion. Skinner pointed out that $700,0. thorn and Central Rockies Into the Northern and Central that symbolizes t he growth of Floridaand Its largest utility, a Plalm and was expectedtochange to light rain across portions special telephone was presented o Sep.. Philip D. Lewis, O(OkIahCIU*. President ofthe Florida Senate. AREA READING8 41 a.m.): temperature: 60; overnight Services Tonight At Temple Shalom Lewis received thee commemorative telephone In a low: 45; yesterday's high: 75; barometric pressure: 30.12;ceremony at the Helen Wilkes Hotel in West Palm Beach on relative humidity: 81 percent; winds: west at 9 m.p.h. Thursday. SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 7:43 a.m., Services tonight at Temple Shalom In Deltona will be conOn the day of Purim, the scroll of Esther, called tIi On Nov. 15, , &) Bell Installed the one millionth 8 p.m.; lows, 1:11 am., 1:38 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: ducted by spiritual leader Alvin Gamson with Mrs. Cell Megillah, Is read In the synagogue. phone for northern Florida In 8Ef0rd hIghs, 7:35 am., 7:52 p.m.; lows, 1:02 am., 1:25 p.m.; Glitmoreas reader. The services will be special lncelebration According to Skinner, "This significant benchmark of five Frances at this service will be Ruth Wlndet, Esther Becker: BAYPOIT: ill" 13:117 am., 1:48 p.m.; lows, 7:40 a.m., 7:47 of Purim, the Feast of Lets, which is a holiday on the Jewish million telephones in our Florida operation comes only six &Dan Goldstein, and Iina Sigel. The 0neg pin, calendar that celebrates the rescue of the Jews in ancient years after we topped the four million phone mark in 1974. Shabat following the service will be sponsored by the Templd + BOATING FORECAST: SI. AegsstI.e Persia from a plot to destroy them. 55 Nile, Winds west to southwest 10 to 15 knots increasing to "To comprabend fully the Florida growth story, we need The king's advisor, llaman, cast lots and chose this day for Sisterhood. llto2l later today Uroughsatsrday... except winds becoming only to review the past 10 years of telephone growth In those carrying out his plans. Sunday morning at 11 a.m. In the Temple there will be £ north to northeast over the north portion tonight and Saturday. areas of Florida that weaerve," Skinner said. "We have grown Esther, the Jewish queen, discovered the plot, and per. Purim brunch with Moe Lesowltz and Mickey Becker In the by approximately 2,300,000 telephones in the past decade." suaded her husband to spare the Jews. Seas 2 to 3 feet near shore and 3 to 5 feet offshore. Seas Inkitchen, and Dora Goldstein In charge of entertainment. creasing 4 to 7 feet north portion by tonight. Fair. AREA FORECAST: Fair becoming partly cloudy with a chanesof InUiowtomidLews Me 50, tonight. Winds variable mostly westerly 10 to 15 miles an heir. Rain probability 10 percent Saturday. + ANNIE I. coming to lbs Evening Herald, still sparkling on his shirtfront), On everThe a'nadi comic strip will appear every present and indomitable Punjab, and, when his sinister skills are celled for, the Asp. day, starting with Sunday's color comics, Starr cornea to ANNIE after some 10 yews Leonard Strs version of the Gray clank 5 , began nmnlng in mor, than newspapers of drawing and writing the dramatic ON last December. In the firstitory, ANNIE was STAGE, starring actress Mary Perkins In her Danny and Tonto Huithlnson. a + SIMINOLI uiasorn i. • kidn apped by an oil sheik who was down on struggle to achieve stardom In the hardboiled ,i,i, sj, + + ++ and hsarthreeldng world of the Broadway. + osscsu•ss + Ida lurk. His wells were not producing ii he + : u, s,, ianøsrd: *osisios theitSi . wants the liquid + polymer formula Daddy N. Atkinson ' + A native New Yorker, Starr attended New 'Wab Is developing ,.vjt, old IJ• M. + Jima. K. Adams Jr. Y wui. .. . • . • + fields ANNIE, of course, eaapa ork's High School of Music and Art and went rj ,aren P. Sass Marcia S. Neal +• ++ + on to fw.d Pratt Institute, but left there in Daddy a d Sandy. AJtg Lawi M. Deftalhild fteInsId Willey Ida te.ss. He was so busy doing commercial there is plenty of advent'ae. en. J. DICÜ, Dasa,, 'WISh Ma. Lowery + ar t that morie AL A4111" he no longer had time to study it. + Mdq, 5 70 Jft4j atsa ,, / + c.eisrin. C. Con,sr, DaDsn Nizel Sarniart, Daifsiii + S ++ . As uiost corloosdsts do, Starr worked as an episode which will find her working as a WIlliam G. Irma, l.Ms Mary Mary J. Doee$dssn. I.ska Mary ___________________ ________________________ Mant on a nim't of naflonajly syn-in Congra sad getting her (lest S .jeøory I. MarK crass. City aflrhy DaIm di catad comic strips, ve ng Mirml Ribersin. SereNe de loping alo SIN INS the I uitijljI _____ .[ 11111 1 way a flexibility of style that enabled him to uepsr 'ep'n' switch without trouble from the subtle mo- I his talents to bar hen, ______________ Lisudol ANNIE. Yes, Aaals, as In Lft abidI of ON STAGE to lbs deceptively Muss of ANNIE. yMwIJbsthsUttlsOrphori Annie + ft has be.. kern all" en to .rtak. on ofthe1u,watildGr.y was at his best lIaVs drkig board thee. a doables, 'lb. g + tI mt-map halide ad little red + tbose ANNIE discovers comiption h Washington I' + IZONAIW 8TAI yeas of lbs ZIepron. e., aim with k*dy le with bar, of ng bs lii similar period of new episode starting MIrth 17. Idy WIIICbI (that 4gsun.ngg dian'ond roesac- AUK Joim Junior & 40 % Off Select Groupmisses' Of Heaters Casual Tops Closeout! Men's Knelt Sportshirt pirA S FOODSTAMPOFFICEBURGLARIZED By DAVID Pit RAZLER Burglars striking the Sanford food stamp office made off Herald Staff Writer with only a few personal items taken from desks Wednesday night, say police. Two suspects in an orange County armed robbery were While the thieves did manage to grab a few Items and returned to Seminole County Thursday to face charges they vandalize a vending machine, they did not get any food robbed a Forest City convenience store Feb. 18. stamps, said an office spokeswoman, explaining the stamps John Armstrong, of 9330 Albermede, Forest City, and Jose are taken away every day by an armored car and locked in a Raggans, 306 Teakwood Drive, Altamonte Springs were being vault. held today t the SezninoleJail in lieu of,406 bond each, on ATHLETE STILL UNSTABLE charges they robbed a Cumberland Farms store at the coiner A Seminole Community College, athlete, Injured in a near.. or ,waaemy urive and bISLC ztoaa 11M earner uus month. hear-on collision Monday afternoon, remained In guarded, They were arrested in Apopka shortly after the 7 a.m. unstable condition at Winter Park Memorial Hospital this Seminole robbery on Feb. 16 by Orange County deputies 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., deputies say. SAILBOAT STOLEN morning, a hospital spokeswoman said. alerted to watch for their car, Seminole County deputies say. A 17400t sailboat valued at $1,700 was roiled away on its Elizabeth Van Ness, 18, of Sanford was hospitalized with Although the suspects were wanted for the Cumberland trailer from a Seminole apartment complex some time during severe Injuries following the accident at the intersection of Old Farms theft, they were first taken to the Orange County Jail. ,- the past week, its owner told deputies. Lake Mary Road and Airport Boulevard at 3 p.m. Monday. In Orlando, the pair was arraigned on charges Walter J. Braun of apartment 124, Sedgfleld Circle, told The driver of the truck which collided with Miss Van Ness' mitted a Feb. 15 robbery of an Apopka convenience store. deputies he left his Hobble Cat sailboat In the apartment car, Curtis Miller, 49, of Kissimmee, remained In good con. . . PUMP AND TANK VANISH complex lot on Sunday and discovered It gone Thursday. dillon this morning at Florida Hospital South, recovering from Thieves using a saw to cut through pipes took a well pump TACKLE TAKEN INSANFORD a broken back and jaw. and water tank from a shed just outside of Sanford Thursday, A Sanford man lost $258 worth of fishing gear to thieves Police are still waiting for results of tests from the Sanford deputies report. Wednesday night, say police. state crime lab, before making any charges In the accident; The pump, and tank, valued at $315 were located in a shed James WoLford said a rod and reel were taken off his boat, results which might not be available for several weeks, police, ' a6siha Marquette Avenue and were taken between parked at his home at 122 Laurel Drive. say. HOSPITAL NOTES Sale Starts 10 AM Saturday S RobberySuspects Returned To Seminole S Plaza JCPenney Sidewalk Sale Sanford 'I Captors Could Begin Talks Exiled Afghanistan Rebels + . :• Friday, Feb. 29,1910-3A Now 6.99 Limited Quantities Sale Starts Saturday 10 AM + �a- Evening Herald ~' —1 8 'USPS 4 1 210) 300N. FnENcII1v!:.,s1\NFolu),FLA.3277l 3 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director it IN BRIEF I I Delivery: Vctk. 90 cents: Month $3.90: 6 Months, $22.00; "Year, $43.00. fly Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, - $24.00: Year $47.00. -A GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) It used to be that leap year was the only chance women had to propose to their beaus, but today's young women probably pop the question if it is popped at all as often as men do. - - Slain Defectors' Daughter 1 Revenue Sharing iveeas Afl Uverhaul - ROBERT WALTERS BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) — The teen-age daughter of two slain People's Temple defectors died from gunshot wounds that so damaged her brain she could not have helped solve their murders even if she had regained consciousness. Daphne Mills, 16, connected to a life-support system since she was shot twice in the temple, died Thursday. Her body and those of her parents, Al and Jeannie Mills, were found Tuesday night in the bedroom of a rest home they own ed. Even if the teen-age girl had survived, authorities speculated, she would never have been able to help investigators because her brain was so severely damaged by the bullets. . DON GRAFF Right We e Target in - U.S. .. .. - . ,.•: . . '-. . . . , '. ...• Gets Temple Funds? WASHINGTON i UPI) - For the first time the Justice Department is within reach of recovering from the People's Temple more than $4 million in U.S. taxpayers' money spent to bring home the victims of the 1978 mass murder-suicide in Guyana. About $5.7 million was transferred to the United States Th ursday from a Panama bank account controlled by a group that is an outgrowth of the Rev. Jim Jones' cult. The money was returned to the United Sta tes following a year of complex negotiations between the Justice Department and Robert Fabian, the courtappointed receiver for the cult. .. '' That is the conclusion of Sheila Korman, of Dead From Gunshot Wounds i At one point last tail congress toyed with the . / V. / idea of extending its "windfall" tax on oil profits Are - to the state governments of the oil-producing . states. Such states can expect a sharp increase in revenue as domestic oil prices rise to the world Left With Th Of market level. Although Sens. Alan Cranston of California and 1 Russell Long of Louisiana managed to beat back 4IAIII Sta .. l I'l the windfall tax proposal, congress cannot resist ... . -, '.. . the smell of oil money. Sen. John C. Danforth of WASHINGTON (NEA) The XIII Winter New Hampshire Is now history, although Missouri is trying to rally other senators from what history may eventually make of It in the ;. . states which have no oil to the support of another Olympics now are part of history, but the organizers' prejudicial treatment 01 the larger context of the 1980 election is still Very 11 proposal: Why not cut back on federal revenue . athletes from the two Chines long will remain . . much to be seen sharing money that goes to states which are an indeli ble s in on the ta records of the games. What can be made of one event during the . j cashing in on high oil prices? The United States must share with the primary home-stretch Is, however, all (00 . k That means the non-oil-producing states could International Olympic Committee (IOC) it* ~ ". .1. . immediately and unfortunately apparent. * claim a bigger share of the $6.9 billion in revenue blame for the disgraceful performance, not TheoccasIonwasagatheringofgunors .4 sharing funds budgeted for the coming year. only because this country was host to the '. . drew a nearly complete slate of C0fl that -' . 'I . . .. . . • .. te — all seven Republicans, one . nders .. those states would in fact enjoy a little "windfall," games. More importantly, the U.S. Department of . .. .. . . Democrat and a Carter son. Only Sen. . too. State devised the formula used by the IOC to . •.. . . Edward Kennedy was unrepresented In I 11 . Sen. Danforth raises the question of why sta tes wrongly discriminate against athletes / ' . person or surrogate. " due for a bonanza in taxes and royalties from oil representing a nation of more than 17 millIon I ;• .. . It was one of the best-attended and out. people. . . spoken on the part of both audience and I production need any revenue sharing money when That country is the Republic of China candidates forums of the New Hampshire other states may not be getting as much as they Free the American hostages I campaign. Also most revealing in some need. The answer is that revenue sharing has not (ROC), more commonly known as Nationalist China. It is located on the island of Taiwan, - respects. been pegged to the 'need" of states and local I off the coast of the People's Republic of China Although not especially so In the ra.w ni governments since the federal government (PRC), also known as Mainland China or John Connally, who found a perfect occasion embarked on the program in 1972, Communist China, ,.. to recall boyhood in Texas and growing up When the United States withdrew Yet the philosophy of revenuq sharing needs to with a gun in his hand. If there's a word for '! hp examined as the program comes Up this year diplomatic recognition from the HOC and Connally's response on a mcho Issue such as J : formally recognized the PRC in January 1979, this, It is predictable. for a five-year extension. Some overhauling is in it went one step f urther and decreed that it George Bush, who has established himself . order, and Congress should be reminded of what WASHINGTON— While Fidel Castro struts American insurgents almost Indiscriminately would not officially recognize any of the ... as the good guy as well as surprise of the ' the program was supposed to accomplish in the ROC's official symbols — including its name, ... on the world stage as a leader of the non- in the 1960s, despite the strain it created in his ' Republican contest to date, may, on the other first place. aligned nations, he has transformed Cuba into relations with Moscow, but he apparently now its flag and its national anthem. hand, have surprised some of his new-found -4 Revenue sharing was the centerpiece of This country has not extended formal a Soviet colony dependent upon and sub- accepts the.Soviet view that Latin America is I supporters in the ranks of the moderate-to. servient to Richard Nixon's "new federalism." The idea was diplomatic recognition to numerous other Moscow. The remorseless not yet ripe for armed revolution. liberal elite. He spoke of Ule joys of rifle and ; I. I Russians, in turn, are using Cuba as a "Castro reportedly also agreed in midto give state and local governments some cash nations throughout the world — Including shotgun ownership and dealt with the gut military base in flagrant violation of the 1975 that any future support for armed in". A, grants so they could work on state and local North Korea, North Vietnam, South Yemen, issue of the session — gun control — in terms , "' Monroe Doctrine. — but in no other case does Albania and Cuba surgency would be channeled through the of a joke. problems according to their own priorities — not i7his will be denied, of. course in 6oth local pro-Soviet com,munist parties. The the State Department deny the existence of ", Perhaps that should now read good old boy. the priorities dictated by Washington . There was the Moscow and Havana. The bewhlskered Cuban and Soviet focus at the present time is country's official name, flag and anthem. Jack Carter had a few words about dad, the 'to be a consolidation and cutback in the Castro, according to one Intelligence ap- on expanding staW_W4ftte relations and on The modern history of the two Chim dates , quail hunter, but none about father, tk Y multifarious federal grant programs that sprang back to 1949, when nationalist leaders fled to praisal, is "highly sensitive to charges that he encouraging of the development abroad of Democratic nominee, who, It was promised _ I. up during the Johnson administration. These had Taiwan and established an independent is a Soviet puppet." His denials, therefore, 'anti-imperialist' fronts." during the 1978 campaign, would be "really,!; . . . made the federal government a heavy-handed government and a capital in. Tialllei, after a . are usually emphatic, with a great flailing of Using this; back-door approach, the tough" on gun control. , *'IUI and snorting of cigar smoke. Or as Soviet-Cuban axis has sought, first, to revolution gained .centrol of 1ntit1dèr'1ntb local affairs, and the "hew Then there was Gov. Edmund Brown another secret appraulai puts it, Castro destabilize and then to subvertGuatemala the mainland and its capital of Peking. "., t-federalisffi" was to shift power back to the states saw gun control as an "opening wedge" of "p0e1ses a tropical temper." Although many western nations rejected and ElSalva r. Th eSovletalmn, according to unspecified greater calamities and opposition I and communities . He has vowed impassionedly: "Never has intellige nce reports, is to establish Marxist the PRC as an outlaw government In lop to It as a means of keeping government "out the Soviet Union — which has given such governments on the edge of the fabulous new It didn't work out quite that way. A Congress ensuing decades, It sanctimoniously withof where It doesn't belong." This is the same decisive aid to our people — approached us to Mexican oil fields. The R sia hope to use th at never misses a chance to give money away drew from the 1952 Olympics and subsequent us ns (,pjr Brown who In the 1976 campaign de ma nd anything from us, to et forth a these countries as bases to harass the oil did enact revenue sharing, but It balked at games, refusing to participate as long as any supported control and emphasized the steps condition, to tell us what we must do." But fields in case the United States shifts Its oil HOC athletes were allowed to compete. his California gnvernment had taken in tie dismantling other grant programs to the degree this I disputed by Intelligence reports, In. dependence from the Persian Gulf to the Gulf When the Canadian government, which e cluding Intercepts of actual conversations of Mexico, I that the Nixon administration proposed. As It is Peking but not Taipei, refused to But then, this can come as no more of a ~ * the federal government is distributing some issue entry visas to ROC athletes to p. between Castro and his Soviet superiors. He "Castro has (also) devoted considerable sur prise than the Connally stance. This is, 1, $85 billion a year to state and local governments Ucipate In the 1976 Olympics In Montreal, the toes the Soviet line scrupulously; the rare effort," states another secret report, "tOWStd In after all the Brown of the pre- and postexceptions are allowed by the Kremlin for the reinforcing his relations with English. through nearly soo grant programs, revenue United states protested that action as a PiUon 13 of small is switch, the apostle sake of his non-aligned image. speaking Caribbean leaders, especially in not only better but essential who, when sharing among them. Most states, counties and violation of Olympic ideals, Declares an Intelligence analysis: "Cuban Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago But in February 1979, one month after "? cities are now as hooked on their revenue sharing .1 gasoline supplies got tight, was first in line in submission (to the Soviet Union) has been whi ch belong to the non-aligned movement" gaining deplomatic recognition frjn the checks as they are on all the others W hingt as on to get a larger allocation for his complete." This appraisal, classified "Top United States, Peking applied for Indeed, Casasselhlssightson the u,s . folks. -( Revenue sharing is only vaguely tied to the ri'dission to the IOC. The request subsequently ' Secret Umbra," describes Castro's support of territory of Puerto RICO, itself, declaring that 1: There are many words for ft Brown style "need" of the governmental entitles that receive was approved, the Kremlin as "a careful mixture of he ,,will never abandon his brother Puerto of politics but consistency isn't among them. 'It, and the functions assigned to cities and adulation, confidence, and ostensible Ricans." Declares a top.eecret report: Meeting in Japan in October I WO, the HOC Only Rep. John An4rson stood up and " humility Intended to defend Moscow from its "Havana has continued to press 11 counties vary greatly in different states, representatives were required to devise an P W' spoke out for control. Predictably, since he ideological antagonists and to assure the for Puerto Rican Independence," As it turns out, Sen. Danforth may be dead entirely nevi (although unspeclfied)aet . has made taking positions counter to the pack Soviets of Cuba's loyalty." ,. .• Lance Loans Termed Fair . - - ATLANTA (UP! Federal bank examiners failed to detect any violations of federal banking laws with two loans which the Justice Department later deter. mined were illegal, according to testimony in the bank fraud trial of former federal budget director Bert Lance and three co-defendants. The two loans — $45,000 each to Lance's son, David. and wife, LaBelle were granted by the Calhoun First National Bank in late 1974, despite a lack of collateral to secure them. Richard Newell, a federal bank examiner, said he examined the bank in April 1975 and had criticized the loans as being "problems" in his report. but he did not determine they were illegal. - ' JACK ANDERSON . Is Cuba Soviet Colony? ' . - Steve Ford, Woman Settle - SANTA ANA, Calif. (UPI) — Steve Ford, youngest son of former President Gerald Ford, has reached a settlement with a woman who gave birth to a baby he says might be his. Attorneys representing Ford, 23, and Joy Malken of Newport Beach, Calif., said Thursday an amicable out- of-court settlement was reached in the paternity suit filed by Ford. Details were not disclosed. F"InA . ' . IN BRIEF Floridians Donate $500,000 To Carter Campaign Chest , MIAMI (UP!) Wealthy Floridians from Tallahassee to the Gold Coast answered the call of Carter campaign officials and dug Into their pockets for more than $500,000 during a two-day swing. The grueling excursion was unique for Florida — ' ' prospect of Proposition 9 cutting deeply into in- Or IOC executive board, come tax revenues, California may need all its oil China Is not the world'5 only political and revenue plus its federal sharing money and still geographical bifurcated nation In which both not be able to make up a deficit In Its next budget. governments claim rightful control over the There was nothing wrong with Mr. Nixon's entire country. Similar Situations exist, for ) "new federalism" The pity is that a decade later example, in Germany and Korea, but neither the communist nor non-communist Olympic -F our politicians are still crying out against the representatives from these lands have been arrogance of power in Washington and promising subjected to tha indignities visited upon to work for more strength and Independence for Taiwan by the IOC. WORLD 11 Lake Placid, N.Y. in February, they were barred by local Olympic officials and New York State Troopers. The HOC athletes rta1ned their pride and Integrity, while the IOC and the United States were left only with shame and disgrace. I I - ____________ . I. . a_ . fliESit*i sLmatc,nr - . im lINUS 'R h tO to ____ In 10 has been knows IS. be . MUle $ow diIi,vAa. A little aiow? The pony 'eprim hod a bsUu' ___ rscout Fes' ____ ___ uiiuily y Uncle lsylort "HsvingaweuJor1tim.hereInN" he wrote. iit Uncle GayIusd was doing in Ntu was yacsIionlr 1th his IMrd wife. Unfor. SO,h(Ak,i ----=---- . ________ -. ______ ______ c'g, eves If It wutu kiln1 Seattle trim Miami Just to uy you've fi•'ibed wallpapsring the bstheo . * 0 *hu1bic1 tI1bI uncle aid YOU cant trust ! YN Wilt il - two o'clondq inorilas Ira 1 Gaylud, iltIr, of wIswrhe'sha1flvswIws,bugthjal$ minUtes? Week. gee trim wt i p1 ft tie wriu Nausea! OusrU of Tchers of the ____ walls us IM ' "°" _ thu_ Ciil$ Upos walek lilsitaim, you IIII ad PI$IIIUI P It is Polln1 the t'Qiny launched a major nginnpMge ("Reachag ("Hem* &Aand touch _______ 11 • ., - - * — to _______________ a letter. , of n's'dcatton," the rIlINU PIMIt "A call may be Inin.diaW bet It twnt he *'id." _______ Foraxampl. t1wr.I,. I, çiJj mkUeritte —-snoars, ad thi r-' -'gas.J __________ Is ij Still, the Pidil Sinks j fglt,g tmIS go writ, somi _____ ____ ___ - ____ ______ - . - •_. Is who eas -•to sq to ai 'ki15O far tlee _____ ' uiilto be about Na-W1 latter . -,,.. he PiaDed that letter, Uncle GayIod has had two more wives and two more 'mooas. Perheps there was ______ no ovelcp with PSM Service prim i,loa. PIIt4W It was hii4dsllvsnd to make sues It arrived on ______ In outer to extol the Linefila of. lolfi1011e") the V'WIle anymore, I liWlyl INk to ¶-E dii _____ . M tuiatiIy . s sla-'IsA , consttin, , — to lWsetIon whether it might not be primarily CosW*Uc With the most significant con00 being a firther bloating of the ut, . Ifyou dide'takimty know thet,dus't fret.! bow ab It either, wstll I TM C o • there who should never be licensed for perilous than marriage. ttaerevej _beyond. M Re______ ach O Week? ____ I Oft an be either for, against or completely neutral on the gun-control issue and still re9`011, that this is so. There are valid W111101411ts on both skin. People are killed amid injured by guns. There are guns In the hands of people out politics. Led by Gov. Bob Graham, popular former Gov. Reubin Askew and U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, the fundraising effort exceeded the original estimate by ' $300,000. ' : ' i.- DELAND, Fla. (UPI) — Two Volusia County men convicted of fraud in connection with a worm farm : I! investment scheme have been sentenced to 20 years In prison and their corporation fined $95,000. Clayton Conrad, president of Bass Bait Farms, and Dennis Friel, an employee of the firm, were sentenced by Clredt Judge Michael Hutchinson Thursday. They were convicted last October of fraudulent sale of securities, sale of unregistered securities and emplaying a scheme to defraud. . . . '.' • AREA — ___ _____ ,, - Qi Alwahm Ll, (l was motutosly "U Y d1 p uS IS bst who moving his troops: to on tie, Mmy, i ou Herv'b UM lesy wrItlag to a music critic '4Mf, Marvret, was ur: 'You NUM lik. a frustrated Anthony P. Marcenelle, 75, oi of 250 Oxford Rd., Fern I'ark, died Thursday in Altamonte Springs. Born in New York City, he moved here from Gluport, Pa. In 1)44. A for. mer resident of Sanford, he formerly owned 11W ,-Ili cenel1e Motel on the corner of Semoran Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notic. MARCENCLI.!. ANTHONY P.— Funeral services for An thony P. Marcenlle, 75, of 250 Oxford Rd., Fern Park who died Thursday In Altamonte Springs. will be Mopdly al ID M. at Semoran Funeral Home. Surial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Wake service will be Park and French Avenue, Sunday of p.m. with F . Johh Ovary of St. Augustine latholic Sanford. He was a member of Church officiating. Visiting the Moose Lodge in Orlando hours. 7. p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Semoran Funeral ,,and the Seminole County Home, Altamonte Springs in ;,.,Federation of Senior QIIMOL tharge. ga oui*ww MIMORIALPAIK (MI MIUSM(tMIø OuNtII &WS .a 00 oai swir.*tI sos. ____ . anc 111th Ml t. We have k,d ab.t ' wgi k'rs. • Mftr __hlY * s ommina _____ abat its makers for or- . ___ . . 9 g student who has conducted a survey of women's attitudes on marriage for her master's thesis. She also teaches marriage and family courses at UF. "Today's young woman is sharing the responsibility of deciding to get married," said Ms. Korman, 27 and unmarried herself, "Relationships are lasting longer than before and couples are waiting to get married until they are older. Women are no longer Achieves 'Co ld Shutdown' Plant CRYSTAL RIVER, Flu. (UPI) The nuclear reactor at the Crystal River nuclear generating plant reached a "cold shutdown" stage today and crews moved ahead with removal of spilled radioactive water from the containment building. Florida Power Corp. spokesman Bill Johnson said the cold shutdown was achieved about dawn. "We're pleased with that," he said. Johnson said company officials were considering a change in the scheduled shutdown of the unit March 28 for refueling and will decide within the next week to 10 days whether to delay the refueling until late summer. The Nuclear Regulator Commission had ordered the company to make s a I e t y modifications, including addition of some type of audible alarm system in addition to visual systems to alert control room per. sonnel to the condition of the power-operated relief valve, one of the safety recommendations ordered by the NRC in the wake of the Three Mile Island accident, But the NRC recently told FPC it could wait to make the modifications while the plant was shut down for refueling, a period of six-toeight weeks, "We are considering going ahead with the - Simiush CKNty's Josephine Gaudy, cKeesilort1 Pa., Mrs. Rose Miiuid PWk ,.DeFasio, CoiUt, Ohio, and Christine Prevail, MON. THIU FuSS o DeBary; numerous nieces SATURDAY 5.1 ,norwpnrw t,.Mrs. -----'---.—•--- Plant Gains License SODDY-DAISY, Tenn. (UP!) — Gov. Lamar Alexander called the limited licensing of TVA's Sequoyah Nuclear Plant good news for Tennessee and the nation Thursday while an anti-nuclear activist branded all atomic plants "white elephants." After weeks of delays and government red tape, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted unanimously Thursday to allow lowpower testing at the plant near Chattanooga. "It's typical of the NRC and TVA," said Jeannine Honicker, who has taken her arguments against nuclear energy to the U.S. Supreme Court. "I'm surprised people will continue to pay for these white elephants. I don't even think a serious accident would stop them." maintenance and modifications now and returning the unit to the system in late spring without refueling, and then shutting It down for refueling in lute summer," Johnson said. "We want to do whatever we can to have that unit available through the summer," he said. GOP Raps Carter Iran Pose United Press International Three of the four Republican presidential candidates debuting in South Carolina criticized the administration for its handling of the American hostage crisis in Iran. George Bush was the lone dissenter. In the debate Thursday night in Columbia, S.C., Ronald Reagan said the United States should warn any group that seizes Americans as hostages "unpleasant action" will be taken If they do not release them by a certain deadline. "This is where we have failed in Iran," Reagan said. Sen. Howard Baker said the United States should make it be known firm action will be taken in future hostage crises, and former Texas Guy. John Connally said President Carter was warned by the CIA the U.S. Embassy In Tehran might be seized. But Bush, who was soundly defeated by Reagan in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, said each hostage takeover is different and the presidential candidates should be offering full encouragement to the administration, Bush also said he was unaware of a charge by his South Carolina campaign headquarters Connally offered $70,000 for black votes in the state's Mardi 8 primary. He said the matter should be pursued with his Columbia office. Bush headquarters in Columbia said in a written statement Connally had agreed with officials of the African Methodist Episcopal church to pay $70,000 In "walking around money" for 100,000 black votes. Connally denied the charge. The fourth-place Republican in New Hampshire, Rep. John Anderson of Illinois, was excluded by the debate sponsors and charged they "slammed the door in my face." It was the first GOP debate since Saturday in Nashua, N.H., when Reagan and Bush went head-to-head. Anderson said the University of South Carolina and Columbia Newspapers, Inc., "slammed the door In my face this morning for the second time. I can't really waste the money on air fare to be turned away at the door" But spokesman Chip Gray said Anderson did not meet the ground rules for the debate — that he be on the South Carolina primary ballot and campaign actively in the state. Trade Deficit Reaches 2-Year High WASHINGTON (U PI) The United States' trade deficit in January reached its highest level In two years, despite a cutback In oil Imports. The Commerce Department Thursday said the United States bought $22.11 billion worth of foreign goods, while selling $17.35 billion to overseas customers. The resulting $4.76 billion deficit surpassed the December gap by $692 million and was the largest since February 1978, when the red-ink entries totaled $5.2 billion, The nation's merchandise trade per- DEATH He is survived by wh'harm.45aflütaka$fl "'brothers, Phillip, 810M '°" Mft in' far.taker Job." Casselberry, Nicholas, Holly lo jilIl, S. C., Daniel 4N1iISIdln1$otheSecretaryOf Stole: ' , rPhIlade1phla and Frank, '°' of Pret of the United States. .uby; sisters, 1111.111111 Maiclangonio. Irwin, Pa., 1 Miami, a University of Florida sociology - Volusia Men Get 20 Years ANTHONY MARCENELLE Ibis ec4imn Is always looking før W*75 to serv, the public Iidsreat, so may I phase remind you this Is National latter Writing pEgq - .. . - C4MP,jI6N 0. predictably its gathering which opened not with a chairmen's welcome to the ladies and gentlemen of the audience and distinguished guests, but a hearty "Good evening, lobby." Soit went, as It usually does on this subject. LEWIS GRIZZARD . I u,1 ..-.: member of the (Soviet) team; as a result, contingency planning." bIlateral relations have never been better." The Soviets also direct submarine and The study concludes that "Castro is clearly Intelligence operations out of Cub., Soviet pleased with the trend of recent events, with monitoring Installations In Cuba are capable his relations with Moscow, with the prestige of Intercepting U.S. overseas telephon, his troops In (Africa) have earned for him..." The latest Intelligence reports also warn that The colorful Cuban has carefully refrained, the Soviets are p"uthig vwck,r on. however, train direct military Intervention in Cith. aid SwW the Americas. Explains another secret In- troops now In Cubs were trained in rAgt leilleence report: "Castro supported Latin Germany to protect nuclear tnasillaons the ___________________ Something ofabasic campaign strategy. And for his efforts he Was loudly booed. Also It contends that "the brash young Carib. report notes that the Rugalains ,,bg" dwly bean rebel of the mI&19M has been '---A demonstra ted that the airfields in Havajia "'" and Conakry we Intapel elements at soM by the mature, responsible, self.a'IUcal I state governments and local communities. tint contingent of the is But when Revenue sharing marked a step in that direction, athletes and 10 officials Taiwan expected to but if it is to be the only step, it won't get us send tothisyear's Winter Olympics arrived anywhere. Soviets, meanwhile,we using Cubs as a military ban, with combat troops, fighter study notes that be is "the same firebrand who years ago had not hesitated to challenge planes and reconnaissance aircraft stiiitloned Moscow on virtually any Ideological tenet..," there. Since April 1970, the Rnujans have But the differences that 'strained Cuban. kept a dose watch on the South AtIaUc by Soviet relations so severely years ago," the flYthg reconnaissance missions out of Cuba and Guinea, both Soviet.dominaed states on report adds, "are no longer opposite sides of the Atlantic. A topmeret irritants." ' BERRY'S under pressure to get married like they once were," she said. "Women are definitely initiating dating, too, and they're proud of it," said Ms. Kor. man, whose survey encompassed 400 UF coeds between the ages 18 and 22. "And they are enjoying a new freedom in doing that." Unlike just a few years ago, she said, "Campus dating is more casual, less formalized and intense. Often, women will buy tickets toa concert, then calla man and invite him to go, or they'll cook dinner for someone. "They're also doing more things in groups or as friends." Women, too, are sharing the high cost of dating more than they once did, Ms. Korman said. - Ihnnc -,4 More Women L E A PAtLove NATION Area Code .IM-L!2-261 I or 831-M3 Friday, February 29, 1980-4A .. forms nce is one key to stability of the dollar in foreign exchange markets. When the deficit grows, holders of dollars abroad tend to become nervous and sell. The administration has been actively trying to boost U.S. exports In order to slice into the long string of monthly deficits that began In December 1975. The lopsided January trade performance caine as somewhat of a surprise because the size of the deficit is normally tied to how much expensive oil the country imports. PUBLIC NOTICE The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners as Prime Sponsor for the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) requests eligible agencies interested in operating a FY SO Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) CETA Title IV to submit a project proposal for funding consideration. There is approximately $364700 available for program funds. PurposeofSYEP: This program provides eligible youth with useful work and sufficient basic education and institutional or on-the-job training to assist these youths, to develop their maximum occupational potential and to obtain unsubsidized employment. The program is designed to assist economically disadvantaged youth ages 14-21 years of age. A prolect must result in tangible outputs or a specific product that will be completed within the period of time between the close of school and September 30, 19)0. EligibleAiendes Include: Seminole County public and private non-profit neighborhood or community-based organizations including local educational institutions. Iistsreslsd agencies should ceetact: Dianne Goshorn Manpower Senior Planner Seminole County Manpower Division First Street and Park Avenue Sanford Florida 32771 or Telephone: 323-4330, ext. 392 Mon. Fri., 5:30 5:00 p.m. . - DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTAL FOR SYEP PROPOSALS IS MONDAY, MARCH 24, 19)0, AT 5:00 P.M. ********** or * AN OPEN LETTER TO TIM LICS# OUR tuAl * * ** QU * * 0F ALITYs. . OUR STATE 0FTHE AR * * * * * * * * * . A •fl,0 " Ill & . . 0 1N%1 * These days there seems to be a * bad tendency toward ignoring * some basic rules of manufac- * turing. That quality control. * Some automobile companies * I experience has taught us * * that's not the case. That's why * * we maintain a demanding dedication to quality. * * And that's why we put our Seal of Quality on * * * every Toyota that comes oft" the assembly line. * It's our way of telling you it's the finest possible * * product we can make. And our dedication doesn't * * stop at the end of the assembly line. We've taken * * extra steps to insure you It never stops. That's one * * of the reasons that when our cars come off the * ship in Jacksonville we use women drivers to * move them. We found out women are more * careful with our Toyotas. And we don't think * your car should be manhandled before you * have a chance to drive it. * * Let's face it, a car is a complex piece of * * machinery Even the best designed product in the * * * world isn't going to perform to its fullest lilt's put * * together without meticulous attention to even * * the smallest detail. Maintaining quality control * * from design to the finished product Involves people.* * Unlike Detroit assembly lines (which must keep * * rolling at all times) the Toyota assembly lines are * * carefufly controUed by the people on the lne.They * * can stop it at any time if they spot a problem. That * way you don't get door hinges with only one * TOYOTA PRIDE. * * * screw in them because the line is moving too fast. * * At our factory there a slogan, "how can we make * * it better?" Its a nice slogan but the payoff Is in * * the quality of our finished product. It's important * * to us. And we know its important to you. * * QUALITY CONSCIOUS DEALERS. * The quality control doesn't stop at the end * of the assembly line. Your Toyota dealer never * * * forgets how Important It is for you to get a car * that' s as close to perfect as a car can be. That's * why * goes over every car with a fine tooth * combhebefore he delivers It to you. And thats why * * he has only factory trained technicians working * * on them. And uses only * genuine parts to keep * your Toyota in perfect shape. dealers sell * you a car and forget about you.Some But It's a fact that * have the best parts replacement * systemdealers in the United States. Better than any * other dealers. We know It's no fun when you have * to parts. And at some dealers the wait * can forweeks for even some simple part.There * are over $25 million worth of parts in * warehouse in Jacksonville and another $18 * million In stock at the 156 Toyota dealers In the * Southeast. dealer Is connected to our * computer byEach * telewrlter.The computer knows * * exactly where each and every part Is, soifyour * * dealer happens to be out of a particular part, the * * computer can get It to him faster than anyone * * else. It's without a doubt the finest system In the * Industry. We feel a quality automobile deserves * * quality service.To us It's worth the extra time and * * effort It takes to provide you with years of trouble * * free driving.That's why Toyota owners have * quality * become our finest salesmen. At Drop by and see for your- * * Isn't a thing of the * * self the difference quality can make. * Toyota wait take our giant Toyota, past. Sincere * * * * Jim Moran, Pre1dent "Southeast Toyota Distributors Inc. * ********************* •............. - . . - - ___ 1 �, - .1 •. p 4.. . • .- 'S . - . - T.i - • V • . - . . - ' -.- 4, -'. k BONDI •-.. "-4 A-EvnIng Herald, Sanford, FL _... -. k• b THE 8 MNU1SEAJJER.SO NCEESUREL3RE4gçT YOUWON'THAW AWO PiENrY O LETS ..,.l c v , Friday, Feb. 29, $C SET ALARM ThEj,Vu CAN HlEA ETW MAO RU SH IN THE MORNING C' MONMONeI ...FIVE PAPER, Answer to Previous Puzzle -- — ..'-...-•.-.. I MIGHT AS WELL wHArD ' vu 51? TO 8E1! \7 J oung Communica. ALL-IM ASKWG ---NT-EEN-3o------- ER,-Th flME1 READ UR MINUTES 36 ACROSS . 4 2 Former Soviet hind 12 Betrothed leader - 13 Property 14 Faux cs 15 Ua - ----- n 45 In the open .A7 Vent 48 knurl 49 Minds 50 Cots D ii K N C I. ,J OURSELVES See A Physician JAIGI 11 1 EvenjnaH.ai.,a,.s. -------• - DEAR DR. 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MEN BEEN 11111110111 d to all my readers that anyone RONll .i X ... k : •:.'.:' recently , . .. • Herald *hote by Tern • like to know . -.,. • _________________________________________________ • _______ _ by Bob Montana ARCHIE WELL, I DIDN'T I TOOK SHORTCUT DO MY THROUGH OLD MAN 5EAZLY•1 HOMEWORK f FELL INTO HIS COMPOST PILE ,l SO I SICCED HIS DOG HURRYING TO ON ME.' GET I4ERE EARLY . AND DOlT! COME Ip.JTQ THE css' A WAS LIKE THIS ' AND HE (i JUST WANT THEM TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO A BOY WHO DOESN 00 H IS HOMEVOK. - - - - - — 1 — — — I 1 — — — (NEWSPAPER ENTLPRI$E ASSN) _______ • - HOROSCOPE ( ' " All 4~r 4, 1-0 S. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 4 - aw / I ____________________________ For Saturday, March 1, 1980 s'— r I '1 /L '"• - •- •' YOUR BIRTHDAY March 1, 1980 by Howie Schneider ,, rY RJLJ).gfJ3 *j u -u understandings with present UJEEIcEJ.JD allies. Be prepared to make you interested in perchasing, in v eatiga te thoroughly what you'd be are some major adjustments that will ultimately benefit aLL . PHICES(Feb. getting for your 20-March 20) Your Interests and those someone else are likely to be in conflict today. However, things can easily be rectified with a little give-and-take. Romance, travel, luck, possible pitfalls and career for the coming _P of THIS, M99 91URMLEY'__ ON Its, SIR SUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl IAN1 rT MAkN - -- A BRIDGE. nrnn'l.r4 J MI 1w another may be withdrawn today. The best way to avoid disappointment is to depend solely on yourself. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A thorn in your side today could guess any In grandstands while leaving the real work up to you. Select your co-workers wisely. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There's someone who could throw a monkey wrench Into your social plans today. Don't exclude this person from group, just let him know the majority rules. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. Dec. 21) By failing to give proper credit where it's due, hard feelings are Likely to result today. It takes only a minute to pat the other party's back. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. We don't want you reader weepingfor our unlucky friend. ere is perfect safe. ty plsy with this card combi. nation. your ......t.. It is to win the first trick in dummy and to lead the deuce Of clubs and put in the 10 unless East plays the queen: Against the actual holding, the 10 forces the hen, East has shown out, South can finesse against the nine and score his four club Welts with the ace, eight, king and Jack. queen. since a....._. ., ByOiwaldiaceby aadAlaaS.asag so far sh ad able Note that you only score four club tricks, but that Is &I own behavior if you fed You stumbling block that could The unluck expert was you need when at the bmall are being unjustly harassed Impede your progrecs. Mov, holding good cards and.enioj.. slam. today. Be sure you weren't the cautiously. leg every rnomUt. e NEWWAPR ti1EaPrnsE ASSN. instigator before you erupt. expressed, sa tisfaction when AQAUARLUS (J 30-Feb. he the dummy and (For a copy ci JACOBY CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) ExercIse -.txm remarked,'Too bad February MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Jumping to conclusions today management of material or 29 only, COintS around once Brldg.,' car. of this newspa. might be the reason you're financial situations today. U every years. It has to be per, P.O. Box 489. Radio C4' having such a hard time you make mistake It would my lucky day. We have a Station, N•w York, N. V. seeing another also affect ethers involved, 19 y - saw our a % person's point for seven." SPIDER-MAN AND UNE$1' by Bob Thmvu , play - - - - - . by Stan Lea and John Romitó • - I In And Around Longwood, Winter S -. : prings A iA • 1u uer Brie fed rresen TOI FITZPATRICK LongwoodI speaker at the wood Area Sertoma Club regular , zII$ T - ,. - ._4 gr - .• JAWS PRODUCE OPEN WED.. 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Lscatsd In Tie Rear Tis %Msrl Season I I this for uaemSbe11or .sp k FARM FRESH EXTRAJ LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS - game ' as many tasIy ThE UVR4G WIU dess s':' If _ - 2 , - , ]k any at ism*ILJtossVLIisa a like them— too Don' ,, .. _______________________ into - -..-..---- $J - g ---- TI contact your per liVING WILL Is a deriit "breche" oe,ssfeaa 'hiddysufeI prIoeOsd— Iss "adSi" — act ilk* WCraljLegsft the soil moist until the new grass gets established. —, £ I%PL -' DEAR hDL __ TUB - - ' UV441 VII my religion? is - enough water to keep Selection of students is nitrogen when divided 100 based upon their academic will give you the appropriate achievement, se r vices to the rate 1000 sq. ft. that and :_ you are During warm weather both bahiagrass and St. luncheon meeting the Augustinegrass should be Tuesday. Magic-Time, U.S.A. is community, leadership in fertilizer should be used, mowed every 7-10 days. Also, extracurricular acti vities-and scheduled for the Lyman -) (Exa mple You would need keep you r lawnmower blade High future potential. School auditorium on March 6 pounds of a 16-44 per 100 sq. sharp! A dull blade will cause Richard Swann, president, Mrs. Ruth M. Hamilton win 4. Tickets are now on sale by Among the many who at. ft, and 16 pounds of a "4 the grass to look ragged in mem bers of the Longwood presented several active entertain the members c tended the 'Festival of fertilizer per 1000 sq. ft.) appearance and take on a members, each with a Cer. Longwood Civic League Sexioma Club. Music" Sunday at Lyman Bahiagrass needs only two brownish-grey color. tificate of Merit for their Women's Club at the rul,.r and St. High School auditorium were applications per Watering is Birthday girl Jalme Hoc- Ju UUm In 1be lñghly meeting on March 4 at 2 p.m. about area where tetcd _____ ne Lormann, Deputy Augustine5Tau need p.cple et successful membership with a showing of her oil naday, 4. had a happy day caUOnsconfused. Mayor of Longwood and her ftee 8 pp 11 ..e.v.r.Ini ,I,llruv. .....1 .11. .1...... k.. Wah 'Y) n# ha.. ........ VIC "" auu s& uvii uvx daughter, Linda. Many Remember, water your Bahia and St. Augustine Dave Chacey was the turn visit, to European Art Cornwall Court. Her parents, beautiful, all time favorite fertilizer in well and always lawns require no more than captain for the following Museums. Kathy and Jim, invited classics were sung by William whiting team: Linda Martin, A world traveler, Mrs. Matthew and Travis Bennett, and Adele Plrigyi, as well as try to spread it as evenly as two inches of water per week. Joe Pavone, Greg Manning, Hamilton has recently Alex and Michael, Bethany two piano solo num bers by Bo Simpson, Bud Bryant. returned to Seminole County Walt, David, Diane and Jason her Adele. The Individual top winners where she plans to retire. For Dapore, to join Jaime and Also included on the in order were Troy Piland, many years she was gagj sister Stacy for an afternoon Dave Cheesy, Jolt Sobik and In the real estate business in of fun and games plus ice program were middle eastern dances by The Harem, a Karen Montval with Tom Longwood, until 1961 when she cream and birthday cake, t MISS group of dancers from ,The Jaime's favorite Disney Norrell juat $10 behind Karen. decided to go back up north. An additional award of two Site bought part of a mountain character, Mickey Mouse, Art of Belly Dancing Studio" tickets went to each of the top (with a gorgeous view) In was used as the party theme This "Festival of Music" was with streamers, balloons and the first program for the year whimsrs for In evening New Hampshire where , single Musicana on March 13, taught school, learned to paint even a variation of the sponsored by The Longwood A special "Than You" was and served on the New favorite old party game Recreation Department. "Pin the Nose on Mickey!" extended to Mete Burgess, Hampshire Legislature. the - Among thepalntthgstobe executive secretary A thought stolen from Dr. chamber and Ralph and Folly shown will be a copy of an old Sylvia Evans from the Bill Armstrong, editor of Peseld whose extra hoirs New Hampshire sugar mlii office of Information Services Legends and Sidelights, the spent "behind the scenes" where the sap was boiled from Stetson University an- Longwood Area Sertomna Club helped make this drive such a the maple syrup. Her original nounced that Frank Harlan newsletter: Have you noticed successful one. painting, a pert of the fast Kilgore Jr., Longwood, has it's difficult, u not tinKris Leighty, a etwlent at disappearing earIy recently been named to the possible, to save money when High School, was Americana, is now owned by 1V7910 edition of "Who's Who your neighbors keep buying Among Students In American things you can't afford? presentedwith the Business President Carter. returned from Saudi Arabia, was able to give the members a view of the problems and Student of the Month award conditions In the mid-east and by Walter Lee. his opinion of it today. , - at the rate listed on the jg. ssible. drought tolerance of our healthy, vigorous lawn POThe next area of concern Lawn. warm-season throughout the year. correctly mowing yo ur As far as pest problems go Spring Is also t he best time no gras quite a num be r of There s Is trouble free. Foe Mowing Is an essential part warm-season lawngrasses of lawn care. The correct to re-seed or sod your Lawn If additional information oi ,., ills thin or has bare spots in that will rnw in our area. bu t VUIULi ...... SW SU I1IIL IIU WI ILIV 1 am only going to focus on the type of grass, Its growth habit control, Garder two that are the most popular, and texture. Bahiagrass plan to seed your Center operator or call me a If as well as the easiest to should be cut from two to lawn then wait until about the Agri-Center at 322-323i maintain. These are the three inches high and St. 11101 , 2122 bahiagrau and St. Auguatinegrass from three to Augustlnegrass. four inches high. Where did OU Let's start with fer. Jan's Produce,. The correct cutting height is The MI 'D d—Eas the Quality Inn North. Jim Ryan, recently ' ^wc ras, cost .-. Bahiagrass has the best recommended month to apply health of your lawn. If your first application of much of the blades are fertilizer regardless of the removed, the grass will type of grass. Use a complete itarve and your sod will fertilizer, such as a 6.64 or 16- become thin, look bad and be 44. The rate at which more susceptible to Invasion complete fertilizer should be by weeds and pests. Universities and Colleges." applied depends on the mowing too high causes the "Blue Grass origins, Students are selected from amount of nitrogen contained buildup of thatch (a spongy history, present ' status plus more than 1,200 colleges and in the material, layer of plant debris) and tips on planning a Blue Grass universities throughout the This is represented by the produces a ragged-looking Festival were covered by United States and several first number on the fertilizer lawn, as well as encouraging C)n A record turnout of ap.. proximately 70 members attended the Longwood— Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce Ts much Mdferingand needless d deductible) l. the of ixpense for the patisat and It The Jewish VIeW of THE printing and mailing the 160m:'ft Isr, terribly hard the lovedLiVING WUi to 75S. is iii eis it mercy eta dscmeeats aad hav eglvea gI floes is a clear ice to my physician, 915 E xactly what Is THE and how do I diettorUsa bstwees actively clergymas, lawyer WILL, livInG get one? I happen to be k1ftapses.aad"aUiwtog him Si die." Jewish. it against it is Je titanssIa or XIteTCY whoa BEAVER Irreversib brainag le .l* dame by T. K. Ryafi ,.c __ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Imothemallve.rMwnso - debris. If are going to sod, the'p Watering at night is not it can be done now. Whethét recommended since this or not you decide to seed encourages diseases, sod, it is vital that you supply : a rat come from an associate who your Astro-Graph Letter, which begins with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. ARIES March 21-April 19) Rather than suppress your irritation with the way another Is handling a situation - Five seconds later, our, friend was his usual complainIng self. He had led a club to dummy's ace at trick two and at this all he could count were 1 tricks. 'I February 29 Is just like other day to me. I safe against five clubs it East hand. I can always handle a 4-1 break. There was no perfect safety play and my ha luck held." -- ,!uT. A BAD WIN lawn of your seed evenly and the needs year money. "V,". for you, find a diplomatic way to air your grievances openly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The poor taste displayed by an arrogant individual doesn't have to spoil a social situation for you today. Either ignore this ,rnn ni. wiitk own., In. Tee. tl.. e GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) plans, but not Take a second look S. I gtinr,"t months are all discussed in M SORRY 10 MOTHER 'OUUKE _________________________________________________ (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) resources, by Al Vermee rur professional counseling you work on developing better the true value of something be the solution to your sometimes helps. 1,J , anxiety. For that reason,' clean Spread you are New opportunities will open LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) New York, NY 10019. up for you this coming year if Hidden factors may distort The Health Letter will not A MAIThR CF FACT, 14AVIUG th MALE IAJ-, IICILLA) - I - try cents with a long, stamped, the thin air from decreased self-addressed envelope for it. altitude pressure. Many Send your request to me, in people who hyperventilate of view. Think before you care of this newspaper, P.O. responding to something that' speak. Box 1551, Radio City Station, has caused them to have • ,' _ _______ — people. Liver disease, par- Slow, shallow breathing will ticularly cirrhosis of the liver stop the overventilation and (scarring and contraction), will tend to reverse thet can lead to hemorrhoids and process. People get into cause itching as you trouble with hyperventilation because they blow off too described, I am sending you The much carbon dioxide. Health Letter number 13.8, Now as far as preventing What You Need To Know the problem, you may need About Diarrhea. You may some help in finding out why pick up some clues out of it. hyperventilate. There's which will help you to control usually a reason for it. Pilotsyour problem. Other readers who ascend to a high altitude' --- —I' ______ just the day uia snouiu are certain be done properly to ensure a _______________________________________________ can cause loose stools in some and not breathe very deeply. 47 ..,•• . ______ - Excessive • -• are a lawn. Also, water in the middle of when the grass it. establishing However, as warm weather approaches and our warn-P season lawngrasses begin to '~;,;Iul ;-'. I" . VIIIC•n? Any more is not needed, April, and prior to seeding unless you probably realize that lawn care is a year-round job. -0 ""1, who cancer of Residents living in Florida for any length of time •'. ----------- ULIII how to breathe properly. has a sudden unex- Breathing into a paper bag is plalned cha nge in bowel ha bit lllul must have an examination, mentioned but I would prefer to learn to breathe properly It's sometimes the first and and prevent such frightening lll.l Jill.. only ekrn of cancer f ------------•-' occurences. 32 33 bowel. That's important since DEAR READER the bowel is the — — second most common cause of Hyperventilation means cancer deaths in both men overbreathlng and when that 41 occurs the best thing to do and women. 11 1 to breathe very slowly use of alcohol to 42 43 44 1 45 48 Room •. '4 k• from Saudi Arabia. spoke to the group on problems and condl. tions of the mid-east I I ,i UHU ' turned to the area Magazine that if a person can learn to breathe properly that much I'd like to emphasize again by Art Sansom - 1 Chamber of Cornmerce meeting. Ryan, DEAR DR. IAMB — I have about ome questions u'n,il,ln'$ n it use I'4 •_;• .' '• 2 ' , Wi ter Springs Area need to know t tat you don't can do something about excessive have some chronic parasitic eliminating disease. You'll need to know of nicohol. the — teiianc USS come to the Longwood going on is a complete me like you need one anyhow. medical examination. You'll wouldn't hurt a see YOU 35 Transmitted 46 Watch chain r7 . Richard Swann, left, gives Jim Ryan a wel. the only way to find out what's your overall story, it sounds to I Lajfl , cause chronic diarrhea and examination . considering 32 Editor's mark to Fsti: I I ting - ) AA • qr the tETLE • I I - I NMI k* LITTLO L3"V3 BAsliAliI : My S.kaIIse ____ __-- 4 month I Subscribe b.for. March 1sf for4 months and pay _______________ ' _____ I I I __ _____ IsLes. 1 J ) I ONLY -- Ts1veaI.IN.,.hi IL Fh•-• III nz.n Special I I Save $1300 $260 sisoo -. _______________________________ ' -• �-7 -.-.- - - - --- - ... - - -- -..' -,...,. . ---------,. --. I. .. --- ----,-----. - - -- --- . - _________ 0 - - .,.-.'. . - . ... . - .. - - ---------- - ___-.- . ------- - -- - - - - - ,IA .IVIRIB Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, F.b.fl, lfSO Legal Notice ____ Legal Notice - Legal Notice ____________ FICTITIOUS NAME _______FiCTlTtOU$$AMI__JN_THtCIRCU1T_COURT - ------------ Ca CLASSIFIE-D---ADS------- ---- -- tiéiiihireby gliiWlhItTim •- -----NotIce ii hereby given that I am - LID Hit IN T H J U D$11AL engaged In business at SOS —I CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR agid in business at P.O. Box Orlando - Winter Park SemnoIe Sweetwater Blvd. S. LongwOOd, 3305, Like Mary, FL 3274$. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLtRIDA Seminole County, Florida under Seminole County, Florida under iS46.CA.K the fIctitIous name of TRAKTEX, of L.V.&M COLONIAL MORTGAGE COM. _________________________ and that I intend to register said the fIctitious name PANY, a corration, name with the Clerk of the Circuit SPECIALITY CO., and that I Plaintiff, Court, Seminole County, Florida in intend to register said name with " accordance with the provisions of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ARSINIA LAVERN WILLIAMS -. -. To- Seminole County, Florida In . the Fictitious Name HOURS cordance with the provisions of the and others, 3 consecutive times line Wit: Section S$S.09 Florida Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Defendants. 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. line Satutn NOTICEOF SALE Siction $43.09 Florida Statuses CHICAGO(UPI)-Thedefenserestedltscaaelnthetrlalof MONDAY thru FRIDAY Sig. Ronald J. Kobryn Notice is hereby given that, accused mass aexslayer John Wayne Gacy with the testimony Publish: February 13, 22. 29 & SATURDAY SNOOVI ______________________________ lLlnesMlnlmum pursuant to an order or a final 51g. James L. Albert _________________________ Mirth 7. 1950 of a psychiatrist who said Gacy killed "because he was trying Publish February 5, 13, 32, ,. 1S0 iudement of foreclosure entered in OESI — the above-captioned action, I will ______________________________ DES-Il 'DEADLINES sill the property SItuated in NOTICE OF PUBLIC The final witness for the defense, which tried to establish SemInole County, Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN MEETING Gacy, 37, was insane and unable to prevent himself from Noon The DaBefore Publication The Seminole County Local AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, described is: Lot Ii, ACADEMY MANOR Planning Agency will condoct a FLORIDA. murdering 33 boys and young men, was psychiatrist Richard UNIT ONE, according to ff11 Put public meeting to consider making CASE NO. 50455.CA.19L SUndO1 - Noon Friday R.appaport. recommendations to the Seminole FEDERAL NATIONAL MONT- thireof as recorded in Put Bock _________________________________________________ R.appaport testified Thursday Gary's severe mental Illness 13, Page 93, Public Records g County Board of County Corn- GAGE ASSOCIATION, etc. prevented him "from conforming his conduct to the requirePlaintiff, Seminole County, Florida. missloners regarding adoption of __________________ - ns-ane, a0 Witness Says CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Itime lco,necutivetim*s to get rid qualities within himself." _______________ 3fc a 3k a _______ Testimony Indicated Gacy, a building contractor, charged with more killings than anyone in U.S. history, strangled all revisions to adopted Ordinances: JOHN THOMAS O'NEAL, it u*, it best bidder for cash, at the West AN ORDINANCE AMEND- ii, door of the Seminole county _____________________________ ING SECTION 42•03.3,10 OF Defendants. Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at THE PROVISIONS FOR THE PLACE. March, 1910. FORECLOSRE SALE "He knew what he was doing when he was squeezing MENT OF ADVERTISING NOTlCEisherebygiventhatthe (SEAL) neck," Rappsport said. "But in his mind, it was not bad BENCHES IN THE UNINCOR. undersigned ARTHUR H. BECK. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PORATED AREAS OF SEMI- WITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit because he was trying to get rid of qualities within himself.,, Court NOLE COUNTY; PROVIDIN( Courtof Seminole County, Florida, Defense attorneys say they will call two mote psychiatrists AN EFFECTIVE DATE, By Cynthia Proctor will onthe 27th day of March, 1S0 during rebuttal testimony, expected to turn into a battle of Deptity Clerk A RESOLUTION TO AMEND at 11:00 A.M. at the East door of psychiatrists. 11* prosecution was to begin presenting Its SECTION 4.4.4. SEMINOLE the Seminole County Courthouse, SMITH, HULSEY. COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGU- Sinford,Florida,cfferforsalewd SCHWALBE I. NICHOLS rebuttal witnesses today. to the highest Attorneys for Plaintiff LATIONS TO ALLOW THE sati at lic Prosectators plan to take about a week to present their first COUNTY TO ACCEPT 1RREVO. and best bidder for cash, the 500 Barrett Bank Bldg. CABLE LETTERS OF CREDIT following described property Jacksonville, Florida 32202 20 rebuttal witnesses, including five psychiatrist.. Theprosecution,whichlsseeklngthedeathpenalty,charges Gacy is a sane, calculating kifler who carefully chose victims DES-103 _____________________ ________________________ SAVINGS INSTITUTION AN Florida: ALTERNATE FORM OF SECUR. Lot 24, Block GAL SUBMITTALS REQUIRED ONE,accordingtotheptatt.ct CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. IN AND IN THE PLATTING PROCESS. as recorded in Put Book 14, Page 7 FOR SEMINOLE COUNtY. home. rational motive for Rappaport said After School Call Circulation Dept. mental entered in a case pending In said illness convinced him his STANDARD MECHANICAL Court, the style of wtIch is in. •v' MU BEUUTIFUL MAY, AIR Now at new reduced price 157.000. This large BR. 28 home is instantly available,aII the extras you want in a fine home too. Owner will help finance if you assume e' pct VA mtg Call today! 3 BR home w Ft. rm. & sc porch leading to beautiful pooi, patio & 8130. $49,900 with I' , Eve 305 668 5610 ______ REALTY , 24 HOUR lB 322•9283 _________________ IF THISISTHE DAY tobuya ney ____________________ ____ REALTYInc. HAL COLBT car, see'loday's Classified I -- 45411* BEDROOM, FRAME. 2 PLIANCES, GOOD CON DITIOPI. WALK DOWN Unfurnlshed Apt. 7 BR, 18, 500 Sec. 126,000-St. Johns River access, tl,SOOdwn. for 10 acres, owner will assist with financing. MENTS THERETO; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE SEMI. WITNESS my hand arid official seal of said Court this 27th day of NOLE COUNTY CODE AND February, 1950. CARPETS. PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. $71,900. Respondent. Gentleman, haisdsome, new in REALTY WORLD. _________ ________ 105 Sunset Dr,3 BR 18, FR, FP, SACRESLAKE FRONT ROLLING MILLS, NICELY WOOD E 0. VOL US IA COUNTY. $75,500. _______ cct) 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. $56,900 The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 735', S French 1)7 92) Sanford LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF ___ 78-?orcYCleS - Refinishing shop w display rmgoing out of business. 5. Refinished antiques used furn., collectibles, misc., - MOONEY APPI lANCES 321 0697 . _____ --- - - -. -.______ Ref. repo. 16 cu ft t,- ost t, cc. GOING 'N SERVICE. Orig. $529, now $205 or S19 mo. OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 Agent 339-5316. ACRES IN UPSALA TO $7,500______ -______ - - -- -. ---- _____ CASH OR TERMS. 53-TV- Radio-Stereo ---------- ________________________ 2'7 ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig. $9,900 1 REALTORS . $44,900. Sunland w Sc patio, Fl. rm., new kit, w-w carpet, & dcc. Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC Eves, 322 0612. 322-1587 207 E. 75th St. SERVICE CONTRACT. Now Ppone 372 785%. Sanford water cooler, window, silver tea set 8. 36" Delta wood lathe w.attachments. INSPECTION FROMS:30A.M TERMS OF SALE: CASH -VISA.MC Auct. Wayne Blecha WOODED LOTS, ROAD FRONTAGE NEAR CAR- ______ 26)9 Orlando Dr. _____ ____- trans.. tool bOx, new fl spection. $97S 323 9211 __________________________ 1971 Chevy Sub . ton Pick up. set up as a tow vehicle. rr.any extras, $3,500 or best reasonable offer 322 1901 _______________ '70'. ton Chevy Pickup 350. auto trans.PS. P13 556 S. Woodland Blvd. Right on Hwy. 1742 '76 Ford Pick upwith topper VI.F250. Clean 904-734-2999 It's easy to place a Classified Ad Ph. 322 0357 We'll even help you tord A AUCTION SALE 97,S Sanford Ave 373 1734 TELEVISION HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED '71 '-urd F IPAP, p'c up. stand ________________ BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more' ALL OF THE ABOVE PRO PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE -79-Trucks.Trailers ------- $1,000 322 7682 $493.75 hal, 5153.1$ or $17 mo Agent 339.5356. --_______ ______ GuodusedTV's, $2S&up CHOICE FROM $4,500. - We'll even help you word it Call 32726)). . ___ •LIQU(DATION • SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $7,900 EACH, EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. In this 4"x acre estate. 3BR, 48 wguest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. REALTORS buy for $23500! time Bal $119 Ilor $19 35 mo Agent 3395386 _________----t(INMOPE WASHER - Parts, LAKE FRONT. LAKE HELEN AREA. $50000 STENSTROM - Cedar Wardrobe 322-9150 10a.m. to5p.m. APPI lANCES Sanford Fur Shocks $195 4eavv Duty $6 9$ Mon. thru Sat. rnture Slvag 322 1721 _________________________ Nw Ba'ter.'s $? 95 ___________________________ 241i French Ave - Sanford ______ Usod full site hotel-motel bed. - -_____ _____ _____ ding. Very clean, $14.95 Ci. PC. 72- 4ud ion - --- -. Noll's Sanford Furniture __________________________ ________ _____ ____________________________ il—Junk Cars Removed 17 92, So. of Sanford. -_____ 322 5721 GUN AUCTION BUY J(JNK CARS Sunday March3h FromSiOtotSO Consignmentsaccepted 52—Appliances - Ca1132fl674. __._ ______________________________ SANFORDAUCTION32).7310 3"116Q_ ______ _____________ Toe, D011ar Paid for punk & used MICROWAVE For Estate Cdmrnerciat & Resi cars, trucks & heavy equipment dential Auctions & AppraisalsPush but'On n!rR t'.s caro 327 5990 ________________________________ - Cdli Dell Aucton 353.670 st,lt on warranty use' Oroqunatly 5619. assume Pay _______ rnents of $2) mo Agent 339________________________ t86 _________ •AUCTION • -_________ _________ AOK TIRE 3277450 Washer repo C.F deluxe model. NEW TIRES $19 89& UP •SAT MARCH 1st 10AM. 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED ROAD F RON TAG E DELTONA AREA. $12,700 house, 1g. patio. $55,900. REALTY ----- _____ ____ —WantJ to Buy 76—Auto Parts ____________________________ --------WE BUY USED FuRNITURE & A-OK ripe 322.164) aft 5p.m. HIGHWAY 1-4 FRONTAGE, DcBARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES 131,500. SANFORD - 3 BR, 1 B. ref & _____ stove, $12,000 and assume IL. FHA mort, $161 mo. Owner 131.2512. ___________________ Friday, Feb. 29, 19$0-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, F - -— NICE BUILDING rOl 70'x130-, COUNTY. CLOSE IN. $3,500, 5)000 DOWN. If you are having difficulty findlnç a place to live, car to,drive, a 2 BR, 28. CondO, Kit equipped, move In today for 533,900. lob, or Some service you have need of. read all our want ads __________________________ 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ, green _______________________ _____________________ Aee Pool TabieCueSticks _________________________ ____________________ other accessories &____ * Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot 01 our iot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor 614 3013 STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Fves 349 5100 322.1959 __________________ — VA.FHA.235-Con.Homes Low Down Payment save Gas-move into this (like new). 3 BR. 28 home, Central located, only 145.000, assume mort. at 73, ______ kill them" to destroy those feelings. Rappapartuldaacyharboredmurderousfeellngsabouthls 414IOUS?S property 2 BR, lB. u5t for the 2 B1DROOM FRAME. WALK HOME CARE- 135,000-4 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, this won't last, call & see today. 305 323 1563 I BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS ItSUOP 2 4-Personals I ROBIIE'S THANK YOU ALL- PititioMr $2L000 -New Listing, 3 BR, la, older home, good Cond., corner lot, owner finance with substantial down. tinancing. you mail, Postage Paid Free. BLW-EH P.O. Box 13332A. islIpnted REALTOR 3)21471 372 0779, 322 5353 377 377 -- -------_------------ INOLE COUNTY CODE, ADOPT. ING THE 1979 EDITION OF THE put'want to the Final Judgment RONALD EDWARD JOSLYN SR. killing. Gacy's CON. PRAYERS, "0", IN THE CIRC.IT COURT OP - - - - -------- - - ------ - - deal retirement or starting. 2 SUPER BUY AT $70,500 BR. FP home. close to bus te, 'hopping, churches Call I New listing, call now to see the exceptional value of this 2 or 3 tot more details. BR home, cony, located, wa bus line close by for your . ,, ALL FLORIDA REALTY c.)nven,ence Selling "as is." OF SANFORD REALTOR EARN EXTRA $$ EVENING HERALD _____________________ andGrapefruit TeI.PhOfl,SOliCit.)rslParttime 3224733or322O3$2 Phone Room Supervisors, well Looking for a lob? The ClassIfied established Sanford Firm. Full Ads will help you find that lob. Time & Part Time. afternoon __ Si lenlfl hours. No selling, p.rman.ntposltion.Start$3-IO 11-lnitructIos hr. advance according to _____________________ motivation. Guaranteed bonus, call for intervliw between 91 sat n:o4.sRAINBOWCHILD _______________________ PRECIOUS tr,eitona : completeIyf 2 BR, 28, LR, Den, Garage adults, no pets. 574 3026. _____ __________________________ ____________________ -- 41—Houses JUNE 'r:',' 1 acre plus w old home. Zoned for duplexes. City water & ,, sewer. Super location $35,00o . FRIENDS WHO HA V E SENT FLOWERS, CARDS a LOVE DURING ALLEN'S ILLNESS; —Houses - .. 41Houses - __________________________ 90GO0d 'TNn 10 E? FAMILY WISH TO T H A N K 0UR --- _______________ ' BOYS & GIRLS _______________________________________ --e 2 BR, New house, completely ?i' furnished, AC. $350 mo. First & last -4- damage dep off A3r on ROSs 323-6023. benefits. Apply InPerS0'- I ml. ____ north of 434 on 17-92. if ictties . RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Applyin person Sanford NUrSifli I Convaliscent Center, 950 Millonville. ____________________ ________________________ Lip. mechanic. must hiVe Ow1' tools. Good benefitS, 5 ay Yk. Apply In person) ml. north of 17•fl. R1ChIVSVW,. 831-9993 322-2611 33—HOUSES ' it. Call 372 26)) Couches, chairs, bar. 10 Danish -- over 5700 Balance due $115.00 radio heater, auto, no rust washer, oil heater, & a lot of or take over my payments inspected until 650 1395 703 nice, fancy antique glass $17.00 month. Still on W. 1st. 32) 0998 items and pottery Items. _______________ BATEMAN REALTY CONDO) BR, lBw-C-HIA.w.w warranty. Will deliver. Can DATE, When isa brought young men home, Rappaport said, be YOU ARE DOOR PRIZE Clerk of the Circuit Court HEREBY '77 Chrysler Newport fishing, dining, and g 5675394 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING _______________________________ ---------------------------------------------------. DERN ,POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 28R,MH,$)5,000.34,.s?)7 NOTIFIED that an action for COME EARLY-STAY LATE By: Susan N. Tabor W D&rlghtbythepool' Yours 740SanfordAve. 23,000rnu $7,315 company. Plies, send photo. psychologically reversed roles with them -him becoming the SECTIONS S1U(a) AND $127 LIVE-IN COMPANION Larry D. Herman Broker v BATH, FORMAL DINING Deputy Clerk for *73,1001 Don't pile no longer needed Items dissolution of marriage has bien 365 5750 Box 212 Delary, Fla, 33113. SEMINOLE -3210759 COUNTY CODE, father, the youths b coming ROOM.FIREPLACE, EAT IN * * * * * * * * 2o filed against ou In the Circuit high as an elephant's eye. Place ADOPTING THE 1979 EDITiON BUTLER,ENGLEHARDT WINTER SPRINGS Dell's Auction Center KITCHEN. REDUCED TO pct. inlerest to qualified Rappaport said Gacy hid his "cold, ruthless character" Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Why Be Lonely? Write: 'O$ A a classified ad, and pile the FANTASTIC condos by the pool, OF THE STANDARD PLUMBING & MCDONALD, P,A. * $ PCT. ASSUMPTION, UPJOHN HEALTH CARE Workers needed for cabinet WE BUY CARS $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE Mate" Dating Service, All buyers. New homes with Circuit of the State of Florida, in Hwy. 46 West, Sanford lots of extras! Join the money in your welldtt beneath a "mask of unity" and appeared normal to even his CODE WITH CERTAIN AMEND. 1113 East Robinson Street SEIGLE R REALTY 1)9,900 down assume payments manufacturing shop. Must MORTGAGE. monthly payments under $250. and ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. . for Seminole County, 323 5620 Florida 33501 homeowner's assoc. Priced and you MENTS THERETO; PROVIDING of$719,lltotal.Clean3 BR,2B, two ex-wives. 70) S. French 323-7531 haveknowledgeof tools. Apply tar, Fl, 3331$. Lowdown payments. 377-7711 BROKER iii requested to serve a copy of ___________________________ CALL 62$ 0636 lust rightl FOR INCLUSION IN THE SEMI. Publish Feb. 291 Mar. 7, 1910 5.1-Garage Sales ______________________ Screened Porch, kitchen ___________________________ Gentry Manufacturing Co. 7 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, your written defenses, if any to it, --- ---- -------HOLE COUNTY CODE AND DES-lU — SERVINGORANGEAND. 71395, Myrtle Ave One Owner 1976 Toyota 4 dr Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. equipped, freshly decorated, Sanford's Sales Leader The Best Buy in Town A low EAT IN KITCHEN WITH onthePititionef,whasename PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE ORSEMINOLECOUNTY Found I spd 322 8971 CondonnIunn ........Station Wagon, , 41:Aimfilediate occupancy, lowest Orlando cost Classified Ad, Multi. Families Fri. 79. S;t Sanford NEW APPLIANCES, CENCa.m,-3 p.m. M.F. address are: I _______________ ____________________ DATE. Section 1.1 between 619pm priced in area at only $i3,coo. 327 1S77 105 W 71st St. between Oak & _______ Navy Men Held In Death 371 06.40 TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY For Sale — — RONALD EDWARD .JOSLYN _________---___ - ___________________________ Advertlsimee$ ,. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Owner-Broker. 530-7717. ________________________________ AREA. $35,500 ____________________ _________________ Park Appliances & mIsc. 10 3, SR. LOST Fern Husky-Ship 24" tail, 78 Futura, 6 cyl, PS. PB. stereo -- SECTION 4-31, SEMINOLE 1-1.1 PvbllcNstic. TRACTOR TRAILER 75-Recreational Vehicles NEED 1SSA Plantation Plaza bik w-wh chest I. toes I bin sysw-CB, AC, very good cond. NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) -Five Navy enlisted COUNTY CODE ADOPTING THE BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY 1 BR, 'B. all appl. md. W&D, Public Notce Is hereby given ANTIQUE ESTATE Moving DRIVERS LAKE PICKETT ESTATES, DeBary, FlorIda 32713 legs. Longwood Markham Rd. IMMEDIATELY $4,600 or best offer 322 1353 ANYTIME approx. 770 sq. ft., outside __________________________ WOODED 3.2 acres (390 ft. men are being held today on $50,000 bond each after being )97 EDITION OF tHE STAND. that Sealed Proposals will be and file lh.original with the Clerk Sale Fri & Sat 9-00. 15' Travel Trailer. ACRES. ROAD FRONTAGE, Markit eqpt, area. "TOES". Collar No. ARD BUILDING CODE FOR USE received by the Sanford Airport of storage, pool & club house, frontage) on Stone Island Division of Malor US Corp. Is OUTSIDE SOLICITORS SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE ________ quette Ave. Follow signs, overhead bunks, sleeps 6 See WOODED, WITH ALMOST the above-styled Court on or Multiple Listing Service 3970. 322.0066. 71 AMC Hornet I dr. 6cyl, assum. first or owner will Road. $22,000. seeking DOT qualified drivers __________________________ 3 lots total llOx)96, directly ----------- ----- -- ------- -----to appreciate. Bargain Price NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, 2 Auto. PS, new tires $615 that left one child dead and another seriously injured. consider terms. $27,000.. OMITTING SECTIONS 111, 112, hereinafter called the Authority, judgment may be entered against LOST-Keys across from Sanora entrance. sat March I. 10105 10) E 10th, 323 0543 862 7608 aft 3 BUILDING CODE AND ADOPT- Manager, Bldg. No. 1, in Sanford, Fl. Qi'aiif led pp $10 Reward. 321.0991 of Denver, Cob,; Electrician's Mate 3rd Class Victor M. Sanford complaint or petition. TRAS. $19,900. ______________________ ING APPENDICES D. H AND 1 porch gar., fireplace, 1g. treed plcants must have two-man Airport, Sanford, Florida, until HOURS FLEXIBLE 75.AWITNESS my hand and the seal Crux, 19, of Jersey City, N.J.; Seaman Recruit Allen C. 42hile Homes tot, good area, needs paint. Branch team exp., blat least 25 yrsof 3 Fam. Garage Sale. Sat. Only! --- . ------- - PROVIDINGFOR INCLUSION IN 3:30P.M,onMarchI, l9SO,forthe olsaid Courton February 4,1910. Call Bob Lovenbury 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE 6-Child Care PRICED REDUCED to Office Barlow, 20, of Cheektowaga, N.Y., and Seaman Apprentices THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE construction ot a 4300 sq. ft, metal (SEAL) age 1 have a mm. of 2 2551 Hartwell Ave. Nothing DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION CirculatlonMan.ger 'sr2222 ________________________ ______________________ CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED — CailBart 1975 Chevy Paneled Van AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- addition to Bldg. No. 401 in sc 152.500. -.. - over $100 over ff11 road exp., good ______________________________ EVENING HERALD JamesP. Westland, 21, of Mark Timothy I YR. OLD DOL WIDE-ROOM. I' BATH. ORIGIN ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. ___________________ Partlycustomuied Mwy92. Imele west of Speedway. TIVE DATE. references & a proven safety REAL ESTATE cordance with drawings, As Clerk of the Court Baby Sitting in my home by NEW HOMES Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28. W' ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX. Random, 19, of St. Petersburg, Ph. Daytona Beach, wilt hold .1 3fl2611 372 lS67att 5 Sat. & Sun9to S CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT record required. Interested REALTOR, 327 7495 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING specificatIons, and procedural Christian lady. Hourly, _______________________ ___________________ Central H&A heat pump, big VACANT MAKE OFrER. ___________________ By: Cynthia Proctor public AUTO AUCTION i'very i90lHollyAvenue __________________- -A sixth sailor, Gunner's Mate Seaman Tyrone L1oiIs L.ogan, ORDINANCE NO. 79.9, THE documents prepared by the UNDER 540,0001 3 Bdrm, applicants please reply to Box weekly, daIly rates, 7 days or with payments $250 & under to bdrms., 1. huge kit. Low low $28,500 As Deputy Clerk of Brooklyn, N.Y., was charged as. material witness and t?se only one in FlorIda. You set - - -------- phone, cost, clerk yard w utility bldg. & garage. (1 person). lox 1451, Sanford, Fl. P.O. F F-IC I NCY BUILDING Sanford Airport, hereinafter DES.43 and leave a mewage. Ave. 1-293-9474. HaIl Realty, Inc. 373-5774. -BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 A I., MARCH I released on ,000 personal recognizance bønd. ....the reserved price. Call 904 253 CODE" TO ADOPT MORE EN. called the Engineer. Mall Attractive brick front, all this ____________________ Beth Jones, Rt. - 32771. FOE M-F. BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 1st St. & San Juan Ave., musical AWARD REALTY. INC pick up I deliver anytime MENTS FOR THERMAL AND the construction of a PRE. POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, Will buy lunk Auto Batteries ----. -- -porch, excellent cnd. inside & Baker, anammunitloneahip. At least tlwee oftheiuspectawlll When you place a Classified Ad HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM instruments; color TV; U9 LIGHTING EFFICIENCY DE. EN 0 I N E F N E 0 MI TAt. FLORIDA. noon, Ph. 333-2045 aft 1 Secretary A'ea Best Price-Malor Credil Cards — Sanford out. $19,500. adults, 327 1615. 'UST MAKE In The Evening Herald, stay ______________________ _________________________ FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST _____________________ stereo ; compactor ; be preserded to a federal grand uryua result of their I SIGN STANDARDS FOR USE BUILDING with: I-Iarold Hall pm. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.2313.CA.21 BATTERY SHOP We buy .qu,ly in houses, apts. Si 7S models. Call 339 9100 or 534close to your phone because lIE SOLD THIS WEEKI glass,,ar.; ant. barberchairl WITHIN $IMINQI.I-.COU$$TY, an agoreisty, . vo'tvement %OlW2lthSI ______ is about vacant land. Lucky In323-4 ____ in the ft of U ____ See our beautiful new BROAD____ s, W wtU'. manImIm,,eve IN RE: The Adiptlia •f 4605 (Dealer) something wonderful ____________________ mid cabInets: 3 cars: Cur. __________________________ PROVI IWO PON INClUSION IN height connected to work-with $Int secretary vestments. P.O. 5ox 39. GERAlD DAVID DENNIS,' MORE, end fled front & rear BR's. Into Attornsy to happen. nulure plus much more. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE exIstIng Bldg. No. 401 presently a gross sales team. ExcqIlent _______________ .6anford 322 171) HAROLD MICHAEL DENNIS, ljiFtIiiki GREGORY MOBILE HOMES jrosecutoraarEennslsringct1rgingt1nwIthconracyto Realty, Inc. AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- occiedbyMe$aIMaoufaduring, _______________________________________ werki.Iosndltl.ns. if ysuars and DANIEL DELANCY 323.5200 3lo3OrlandoOr. SATONLY-IFamily fast end accurate with typirIg MarIneMotoq Installers ;teai gov,rimsai*propirty, theft of government property and TIVE DATE. VA&FHAFinancinq ______________ Inc. Proposed building is to be DENNIS )S7E.LakeAve.,Longwood • Realtors/MIS 5:30 till ?? 6 mo. old Doberman of 47-A-Mortgages Dought CERTAIN BUILDINGS OR SIMINOI.I COUNTY, FLORIDA siviraldipsrtmintsand miet Sell that extra bike with a low cost away. Steady work, Cobia. Moving to a newer home, apartBuildings Company or equIvalent WALTERS puppy, Diving gear, antique arrest. developed from information provided by an PROBATE DIVISION cllentswelllnpersonandover their sti9father. BoatCo. lOOSliverLakeRoad, STNUCTURESWtTHIN THE UN. manufacturer and In compliance PILE NO. 4944$.CP the telephone, Call Janice at nnent,andnootherarrestsareexpected,pollcesa1d.'fh. INCORPORATED AREAS OF with Southern Building Code Sanford, Fl. NOTICEOPSUIT 2og with a want ad. lots & lots of misc. 339-1617. DIVISION PROBATE SEMINOLE COUNTY WHICH coastal Region. 321-0320. Immediate opening, THE STATE OF FLORIDA LOW CASH TO Mb.- I BR, Inazisnum penalty for Involunty manslaughter ii titee LIST NOW! ARE UNOCCUPIED AND UN. RI ThE ISTAT excellent salary full biflif Its. 1st I. 2nd OP Will buy mortgages. We Garage Sale. 251$ Gale Place HAROLD MICHAEL DEN. IN 28,spiit plan,hugekit., formal b. 24 gauge panel roof and side TO: 'ears In prison. SEIGLER REALTY 43—tsAcrge Call Walt Cappei 323-6100 SUITABLE FOR OCCUPANCY EDNA MAY SHUSTER, well established company. also make Real Estate . Fri&Sat.96 DR. fenced yd w trees. _________________ walls. Color to be selected by the NIS, SR OUR NEWEST OFFICE Knowles Realty Inc. AND WHICH ARE UNSAFE. BarlowandWestlandwerechsrgsdaddluonaUywjthsünple deceased, Equal Opportunity Employer. Business loans FlorIda Mor Lots of Misc. Noticeisherebyglventhajasuit BROKER 534,50011 thoity. INLAKEMARY . REALTOR DANGEROUS 625-3005 OR UNSANITARY tgage Investment. 1101 E. NOTICIOF ADMINISTRATION poaseaslonofmarljuana.Barlowalsowascbagedwlthsinipls c.1½lnchvinylf.cedflbes'glass has bien filed for the adoption f iri' We specialize _____________________ 7439 S Myrtle Ave. OPENING MARCH lit COUNTRY ½ ACRE- Newer MOVING SALE: Sat., Mar. I, TO BE PUBLIC NUISANCES: Insulation over Interior of entIre your sons in the above Indicated TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Robinson, Orlando, 437797$ NURSESAIDE FARMS assault stemming from his arrest. 38R, C.HIA, w-w cpt., Ig Positions for 3 associates. Call: 9:00 am. Lake Reservoir PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF Orlando Court, the title of which case is as CLAIMS Sdrlford BuildtoSuit ourlotoryovrs. OR DEMANDS -. 5• walls. PartYlme RANCHES for confidential interviews. __________________________ Beauty Care patIo, rose garden & low cash (near Seminole High). Maple 377 1577 DavIdM.AflenJr,,7,wsskilhedandMlchas)D.ChurcbIU,$, DEFECTS TO OWNER: PRO. FHA VA, FHA 2331245 • Home Repair 371 0610 above. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE d. Eight skylIght, 3 ft. x 11 ft. sh0 m.eu GROVES FRICKEIFRICKE to mtg. $4590011 fli park VIDING FOR CERTIFICATION 5.?$Ilafl5$ for Sale BR suite, upright freezer. dbl. ____________________ ____________________________ You are hereby required to file AND ALL OTHER PIRSONS was hurt In the ezpkilon at a North i.rleston e. Gutters and dewnspouts ASSOCIATES INC. ____________________ bed wextra firm mitt., cedar TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY _____________________ 6", acres for Only $16,300 Very ______________________ Proposed any written objections or defenses INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Feb. l7whlls playing Unsworth Realty M. Tire, of the sisapsots REALTOR I Home repairs, paneling, roof, CAN'T BE BEAT- 2 or 3 BR, chest, and more. Call 323 lID? COMMISSIONERS WRITTEN accommodate the 531-5233 451j545 TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON ARE good terms. Osteen. YOU may' have In HERESY above MUFFLIR MAN (1) new C-HIA, w-w cpt., rge, aft 1:30. live near the trailer park. FINDINGS OF THE NUISANCE structure plus the water from the you WILSON MAIFP FURNITURE Beauty NOOk I formerly Harriett's with of this NOTIFIED that the •d. the Clerk carpet, remodeling. All work ______ ____________ proceeding hAKE IF NOT ABATED IN SPECIFIED ,wrto sided the existing building, BUY,SFLL.TRADE ref., d-w, disposal & iandscap. Sit E. Is) St., 322-5742 Poilce Capt. Kitty Baxley said Churchill has been removed . ERA • guar. Free Est. 331 5465. t. on. is' wide x 16' high Court and to sorve a copy. thereof ministration of the estate of Esa H, Ernest MORRIS Sr. _______ 311 315 E First St -TIME LIMITS: PROVIDING FOR FRONT ed yd. *32,90011 3775822 ________________________ ___________________ END MLS May Shyster, deceased, File MAN 1) , REALTOR Ovetheadroillngdoorwlthelect,lc upon the Petitioner's Attorney, frontheintenslvecsreunfto(theMidjcs)urg,erMtyo(Soqth 55-Boats & Accessories THE DETERMINATION OF SERVICESUNLIMITEO name and addre* appear Number: 7$.M4.CP, is pending in Rig. REAL ESTATE Broker ______ 321-4061 oreves. 323-0537 Carolina Hospital but Ii expected to r'saln "N percent SUCH NUISANCES IV THE operator installed In north end of W$IO$e Seminole Must have OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. Beds, DbI. motel U.S. 1. Malt., muffler shop exp and Circuit Cain for Home Repair & Remodeling herein, on or before the 1h day of the Caramlc Tile proposed buIlding, ___ $345200 Eve. 542.343' gorgeous 104*117 corner lot. SION ER&j PROVIDING FOR NO. S. French. 322-7340. prSIC$IVI erion *iiO Condo Highland Trailer, Merc. 20 Isp relief requested Inuid suit may be the adeis of *111th Is Sanford, :, Id Police iaid the )'OUUsa appu'.ntiy found the esplosives III I $%11% quality wk, Will find Sanford Gracioi.,s living. Reas. Under apprailal at *33,9001! - ___________________________ TICE To OWNER, IF KNOWN, FlorIda 32771. The Personal stick steer, Ray Jefferson Make room in your attic, garage Regranted wittsout your consent, MEINTZER TILE o, h. Modify existing Typewriter- recondition Royal Lk. Sylvan Area, S acres, $37,. OF SUCH LAND, BUILDING, jittic bag by a nearby ralkoad track and pulled the firing pin good pay, good worklg locator, Canvas cover. See or repair. leaky showers our Sell idle items with a Classifie, WbIy$monthlyrates,utmiiti -, , WITNESS my hand and official priiintatives of the estate are acCOfilmddite SPANISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft Manual, sturdy typing table, Other parcels avail. w. STRUCTURE OR PREMISES dowllspouts to osndltlsns at Mr. Muffler. pd Inquire 1911 Chase Ave. Ph. 323-0119. yrs. Exp. 169 $567. Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at S. Oak 441-7103 on S.aldofficeat$an*ord,$ernmnole Robert McCoskrey and Lois of tism specIalty. 25 building. pool home w-fireplace, formal 150 each, $50 for both 323-3702 DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC Maliczowski, REALTOR 373. 322-2611 or 5319993 turn, unitonns. Ph. Carl 323. RoomforNeew—Private Magnolia Drive, Maitland, February, 900. umnsmrngbu,,I Tile floors installed house on over ½ acre for only small depth charges to notify a submarine ew ft has been PUBLIC HEARING: PROVID. maximum height (2S'*IS') framed (SEAL) trailer, with 12" wheels, in 1N tsr appointment. Home. Leonard C. Jolly. Florida, 3375).- The name and OLD MIMS ROAD- 20 idilS NEWS. REPAIR "Luxury For Less" 512,50011 Side-by side refrigerator, $S; ING FOR METHOD OF SERVICE good cord. 323-9171. 323.7329 _________________________ ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. address of the Personal discovered an by L.andecaping for future overhead door In. _____ OF THE NOTICE AND SUMRepresentatives' attorney Is sit ___________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court pasture, partly wooded. Zoned IF YOU REALLY WANT TO ROBSON MARINE full size baby bed w-mattress, A.I. I. Builder will provide SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL Unfurn. Adult Family $75; Oak porch rocker*, 2977 Hwy. 17-92 BOARD OP COUNTY COMMIS. Mount Baker h been aceounted for. Nineteen of the 10 All persons having claims or cier US. WE HAVE BUVERSI i metal office desk, $70. Jenkins "SPECIAL" Low Rates Sanford, Fia. 32771 SIONERS TO TAKE NEC. ingineeg stamped Laundry demands against the estate are •PI Clock i' Albert P. McIntosh Jr. grenades In Ill cas. have been recovered, they said.necessary permits. IR-5309 up. Pool. Adulti ony Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323This Week Only ESSARV,CORRECTIVE ACTION 5 )44, required, WITHIN THREE _________________________________________________ I . $tory _____________________________ p0 •0 k 7'xS" metal liner panels 0911. en Lake Ada. Just So. of Free Estimates 531 0070 TO ABATE PUBLIC NUISANCE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF UN lIED FARM Florida la 13007 GWALTNEY JEWELER Airport Blvd. on 17-fl in af proposed 58-BIcycles UPON FAILURE- OF THE OWN. around entIre Interior__ ___________ ___________ ___________ 1505 W. 25th ST. 204 S. Park Ave. Februaryl, 15,32.39, 1910 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford, Call 323-0670 ER TO 00$0 PROVIDING FOR buIlding, — Private party wants to buy older THIS NOTICE, to file with the DER.42 337-6509 ,/ SANFORD ______________________ — I. 1" CSimIO'I$ ClCI1 ME)nsr's viiu.gu I A METHOD FOR THE ASSESS. LJI& LandsCaping ______5b ___________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ 1 Bicycles: I. 26" Ladies, 1. 26" _____________________________ ______ ____________________________ Clerk of the above Court a written income property. __________________ with extra Strength wire 322.2090 MINT OF THE COST OP SUCH fleer Mens, $45 each. 3 Boys, $25 After Sp,m. statement of any claim or demand 322-2943 $lSforI'pick-updelivered / ______ _______________________ CALENDAR ' ABATEMENT TO THE LAND med%itsameelevationase*isting IN TNI'CINClJIT COURT OP each. 705 W. 1st St., 321-0991. ______ may have. Each claim must Furnished 373-4947af1.3 TNt 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT eun'.king UPON WHICH SUCH NUISANCE building. (3291 ':ERTIFIED LAWN be inwritlng pod must indicatethe __________________ AGENCY SEMINOLE COUNTY. l7x)2GoldCarpet,$70. rn Rough-in plumbing for two POE EXISTS: PROVIDiNG AUTHOR. LLI6NDSCAPINr, ertl%eclaim,ffiInanwonl ( $ANPORDCOURT$APTS. 559 Plants. all kinds, SI I. up. rchandlse 59-Wt,sical ITY TO SILL MATERIAL SAL. resfrsoms shall be rsquire In FLORIDA Alterations, Dressmaking FREE ESTIMAT ES 322 7902 aedressofthecredlter.rnisagsnt CASE NO. 51410 SS1ICA.WP 105W. Istsl.3310991 - — ideal for single, many fl5• of FIUDAY, VAGED AND TO CREDIT THE 'wrtoOS . Drapes, Upholstery or attorney, and the amiurt ____ IN EEl THE ADOPTION OP features including attic Prime St Johns River Frontage PROCUD$AOAINST THE COST Building, 222-0707 Pianos & organs, stock claimed If the claim is not yet Black Decker & weal trimmer, _______ Sterage. 3301 5. Sanford Ave. n.S"f'einfScciddrive 1wids CHRISTOPHER BRUCE Neiman de Vere Howard r:: of *1* United Whatever the occasion, there is a OPA$ATIMENTOFTHENUI. clearance, big savings. Call ,thedst,olInI$wlllbci.n. extra line, nearly new classified ad to solve it. Try one Bob Bali 322-4103. 3202 French Black & Decker 16" Edge 'yll ASSESSMENT SHALL COISTI. lifliCtilfi. (appres. SM s.t,) contingent or unllquidated, for real oata1 Ilcenwe, 4____ trimmer 5)5. 2 heavy duty Joe Cortey, Cameron Ave., Sanford. Wsgram by *I. NOTICE OP ACTION 0,4 91' rids. vents wIth chaIn Pipp.r Hammond auto cord TUTI A LIEN UPON SAID LAND ____ ___________________________ '.,, , toe uncertainty toal electric cords $3 each. 323 I )rywall, Ceilings, TOl JAMES M. PARTRIDGE eatoJ$ at efficient le,1ffi f and Walls MR. Strickland. organ. lus WaIst valu in Like new, Inc. books, AND PROVIDING MITHOOSOP be,tafet If the claim 10 secured. 1614, 103 F._Airport Blvd. P.O SeX repaired. Res. I, Comm. __________________________ Pah'dlng 1650. Orig. 5)200 323 5500 PORICLOSURI AND COLLIC. sidewsIk tli'bKk. I to, security shall be described, marketIng ' program. NewS 11.11 WID hook ups, Sedena, Arisna emodel I Additions. __________________________ NOTE1l1I Sell cempsctlen test (4) TION OF SAID LIEN: PIOVID. MUST SELLI 15,500 Window Air The cial.n.flt 511111 delIver Wit' "e. dishwsshe? dispesal, ARE Call 531.5399 or $630136 HEREBY fident eaples SI the 're n,/n$,ring jnto IWO POE NEARING BEFORE Shall be required tsr material YOU Simleek C.y Pfaft to the g.st1s lu Wsusus w'w carpet, fl rm., C-H&A, ________________ NOTIFIED that an action t PC1 of modified THE DOARD OP COUNTY COM. un _________ _____ Clerk 5. enable the Clerk 1 mall cost Classified Ad. 322-3930. 0732 me. Or$ano 6J44li, 295. expansIon program In Quality mt or Eat., pressure social, Fri.ade MSSog lieU, 311 . Marks _________________ tir far. fill or existing adoption and other relief ha been I (1) U)ER$ TO CONTEST THE I -. cleaning. Free Est. 3270071 ' _______________________ _____ ______ tigts4jve ore Oreonng& Boarding Lg. window Air Cord.; shallow COSTS AND - CHARGES IN. St., (iando to raise moasy far-state NOW. Florida nd lN.SMlla$. a" ' Saturday • March 1 • 11:00 A. M. ORGAN-Gulbransen Prepiuls will be publicly required Is save a cepy.d I well pump; car top carrier; WRRIO IV THE COUNTY TO omce. Dulcimer c Is the fej' licensed brolr.s 2keyboardsandpaI5563Ø ____ claw-toot bath tub; toilet; roll. ABATE THE NUISANCE: opsJ-Ls.ndadalO.defl:32P,M. written dilsessos, If to .ssale to ediem a copy ii this Animal Haven Grooming 8. 322-2192 Public. ___ ___ __ Mardi i. itSI intt HOWARD A. ____________________________ . . SPIIGII,, PaInting a Repair away bed; bench car AUTHORIZING THE aouo OP on Tuesday, seat, _____________________________ 1sp1rsens in - the _________________ Neficeof MrnkslsIrs$ie lies bias I __________ Acres • 10 Acre Tracts Boarding Kennels. Thermo ESQUIRE, 3319 AIrport MOglllrO Man.gers' Conference make offer 323.7457 aft 5:30. _______________________ COUNTY cf5lMI$14ONIIS malled are required. WITHIN stat controled heal, of f floor Prettyl$R,I½a 62—LaMS.Gsrden $AW*DAY,M*11 APPROPRIATE 'AND EXPEND loom, BIds NO.1, SaldeidAir. SOldovendI, SUItS *7, Orlitids. THRII MONTHS PROM THE Sanford area. To get da. sleeping boxes. We cater to FC.HIA,$3ma. All Site Tarpaulins '' Trent Painting & Repair uwne'o CARRY ott •.ovi. lists,' r--'—'--i te 10u 10 folIo. taki a minuta and DATE OP THE FIRST PUSUCA. your PIG- 332-6732. Homesltes • Investment Property 3234P0 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Interior S. Exterior ________________ FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL ________________________ Court is or beNr *014th dsy of 310$anfordAve. 332-57$1 FreeEst. 3223558 CLUING PROVISIONS OP THIS YELLOW SAND ________________ Ck.INIoihaWlwa Moment anve*ctisns*0ymayliavsftiat 1½SW3fl50,S391slddsp. ___ Civic Centgr, 4p.m., C if'-niy Pth — 1* cwsract and Bid D.CUIII.SntI ORDINANCE ANN SUPPLE 10* iN11 Eustis, - Fla dialiopies 9115 validity at the Harold Hall Realty Inc. be entered eglkW ________ ______________________ ________________________ _________________________ .,. MENTAL AND IN ADDITION TO May N 4:18 p.m. Retire 11:18 p.m. PRIVATE ROADS . UTILITIES • ZONED Al • 10716. REALTOR 333.V74. MILES ST. OTHER ORDINANCS$g.PRO. M'$lfflC Bldg No. 1. relief demanded in lbs PoiN* dWedIMsWUl.*0qi&slNicatie,s FREE ESTIMATES. 0 the Personal Raprssanlallwe. (SEAL) 62-A--Farm Equ. VIDING POE $IVIIASIUTY, luNd Airport for Call anytimv 349-3259 Housewives Cleaning Service I P0101 I carpet; washer 1 Clerk ii lbs CirCUIt COUrt Phone:box springs& mattresses at 30 • AUCTION AUTHORIZED BY U.S. DISTRICT COURT. 'pSbl. Si Soolvd Airport Till $IMINOI.I tjy cwi.. hurtoem 10 bemsIt bead, 44 p.m., Ilminlill 1975 Case TractorModel$S5 Reoularorltim. basis y$1Se mo- + $300 dip. ____ dealers cost. Twin, IPI CWhlaPrsc$er ____ AN IPPICAUthority. Drawings, AND PROVIDING do wash windows 6fl-Si'4 Likenew Cond.. $4,955 High School aidlitliun. MCbYhSad. AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, *140 Photography king. Jenkins De05dp Cloth fulisize,queeesl ___________________________ Iecs4cotlsrns se shier Centred ivs DATE. 3334793 _________________________ ___________________________ __________________ DIRECTIONS: Hwy 46 E. from Sanford Fla. to S.R. 415A • North Pilleh Peb IL 29 A Mar. t, ;, DOJECTIONS NOT SO PILED Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 333- _____________________________ I OimisIs my ho summed The meshIng will be held 10 WIU. SI POE SAUID SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE ' TOLL FREE 0951. lee. the Crthevss. *5 1191C of *5 city ij'einse, 4 of Wedding photography by JOhJ IfoIlliIflIWSfli$ NSAV M6l' . to Osteen, Fla. • Turn right at Post Office • Follow Auction DiIeeI*0ftr$ . of e, $i U, extra I,. kIt., DI $405 _________________________ m VVsnlsd to Buy laMest Fiends, onMVthA 5001 CIty Hall, $onlse-1, p Cuuum free engagement ,e,, $ p., Stereo Chairs. Lamps - & Fl. 191. en 1 acre. 1* me. ____________________________ ____________________ 1 1Pt?S"MeUe at 1:* P.M or a soon tosreaaer signs 3½ miles to property. photos or color lalO. ___ Allprlcedtoseil ___ im. '. — Friday, .mrsmrv ____ -.--...lgslt. BROKER Hei10I 1-800.121.5642 i* I Fared. a pe1g. The meat lop map be The Airport AfbsrWy rgsory Complete Mobile Robert MCC'Shngy 567-5050. Under No. -PaW I..*vlI We buy used furniture 911114) ., . m, t, toe' rIght to reject asp or ad TERMS: 50% Down ($2500.00 sale day) Home Repair FICTITIOUS "IñMV Pgsaial Rapresoi$ve 0 ___________________ — FURNlTUREITHlp45 uninleols may be flied PFJIII'Liras,port*irs.i,ond Npticsisher*vgivsn*at lain IN 345.5259 . I ½ oft Of total inventory $Ise4jsiry of brand .I aw $eju r-• Bal 500 S. Sanford Ave. __________________ Is wale. lay Infirmesity or @ 10% for 5 years wIth tosCaisuly Planner g new intse'spr$ng bedding. TheSe Sanford 1, Pl , lays 5$. AND *PUS- will be heist tllcSllIylsaspP,$pasl 10*5 It. POrn Perk, FL. IsmblMe cJ'Ø HOMES BUILT bids are nqt damaged or *rlssed BARROW'S WELDING . _______________ 5% Discount for Cash • Closing days RebuiidCondeinfled Houses seconds but brand new tap tine SERVICE DWmen 54.4 — WI lOud fiNe. .om..el 0' Hair Pheumal INaM0M gi,•,' p, - 5,9115545 Clindy Lacal SI AbeMIn*5graguMofIpct..I .aw. s.i toat S 101aM 10 A' IL, Lk. Harnoy ares. APPLIANCES I. PLUMBING 331-0517 delivery. SoIls Sanford F. 0*e SWISS at. hs IN' r*r10N. Pthj1j Agency 05111 Clerk. $5.55 ShIN: *0 hid SflOUflt is 'Squired IS be meheir Sold 50910 wlIh *5 Clerk Uhii.iN Iws., eie pits. sill. FIXTURES, Jenkins Fur. Custom built utIlit- & nllure Salvage, 17.92, $0 of STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, Nip BoilNi For Additional Information or Fm. Brochure Can aW eelslw. r Is I ShIN, Iii. 5Sh911191d *011 lOch hid. SMisli ________________ PublIsh PabnIry 32. *5* nuture, 30$ F. 25th St. 3230901 trailers, truck racks & misc. Sanford. 323479 If Classified Ads didn't 0 *0 Circuit Cesre. lamMO __________ _____ prelorrel. $ 01114 .1u&v,MaaaO OMOd isa 1epa1's _____ - porleesced wort Caiy, Ffonl there wouldn't b -v. - ATTORNEY POE PORSOhSAl. _________________________ 9975 Singer Futura Fully avIs Sufotul Abases 0555 lN 1I$MI• Dips I log 'wr' wito the prorII 322- 4132 of *0 plc. SIPSI$INTATIV*: i, ai usid vary i Aiilhaiy $i...d A Nile. Neme 51atfa. Ti-WE: $pi)gi$. lee., lime. OrIginal 5111, bBS. $111 or Larry's Mart, 1I r--r- ssuowad The 315 Sanford Ave. . ksiies *1' cterws gteMes *15 'rgu'rs Sshteirsrt 131 "1" . Buy & Sell. the II in y; ,,. waMsi is rt is . Broker m furniture, Refnig.. stowo, tools AIrport Msnoper ,, i fNv. ef 10maR56. and e.'' • $15: K,I11IeIII HON Orilads. Florida '5* a1 _________________ • EVERY DAY someonibis lookint FIa. ASsISt Mac Lasseèy fofosruwNIe yes sari. POUltrY farm. Psisl*: Poirvery IL IL 39 1 Ph. (IN) *4513 34 p.m. Antiques Oriental Rugs INto,(Sets Cad ye Navy have to sill. Call' PubJ Fob. 10, 11915 OsigeCley Fl. 6'115.3095ns Mrli7, 1* Pubft*h Feb. 22, 29, 1100 RAIN OR SHINE MusIc Boxes- 5fof cf1 • AUtON UNDER ON PflOPtRTY 14eV and your CI'dM will Lentge S1N -Inidges Antiques, 3333501 •------:........ appsar hone tomorrow. ' NOTICE OP ACTION TO: MARGARET M. JOSLYN, area, wishes to meet ittractive. well buIlt weman 40 (Corner of French & 10th) NURSES Al DES- CROCKETT clCcmg, t _____________ - _________ 322- 2420 32 Kenosha, Wl.c,, and __________ _________ ----- *45* _________ _______ ' _______________ resumeto after _____ _________ ___ U.S. _____ ____ __ __ _______ _____ ____ ________________ _______ _____ _______ _______ '' ________________________ _______ ______________________ _____ _____ - ____________________ clCome, . 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I . ,•.: night a perfect 7.7 from the charity stripe.to be By JOE DeSANTIS upset nothing Buuer, upset at the goal tending call, HeraldSports Editor at his performance, one of his meat of the season. The WfthPordosetoE$fledlThayef) slender, soft-spoken big man conned 10 points, but more im It looked extremely rocky for the Sanford five last I portanti ripped 12 rebounds and blocked an amazing eight Apopka held the by one and time w*i oh, 50 slight. The Blue Darter shots Darters put the uonto try and Ice the win. '°' Despite being held to seven points on the night, forward the eams,thefrupset plans brought quiet to the gym. But lt BceMcCraymanagedtobreaktheSemthOIeHlgh5ifl was Stambaugh, Mighty Stambaugh at 11* free tlWO%t season record with a total of 613 points. A record of 601 again Now there lsno joy inDartervllle,Apopkahasstruck previously set by John zeuli back inlDl4 (Jit If the Seminoles had an unsung hero In the contest, It had to Sanford's senior guard Glen Stambaugh was the right man, be back up guard Mike Gaudreau who volunteered to dress out at the right time In the right situation Thursday night in civilian attire so Stambaugh could suit up. The Tribe's ace charity shooter calmly stepped UP to the line Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver Hawks earned a 7.00 with but three seconds left In the game and his team down by p.m. semi-final berth opposite Seminole In tonight's action via One, 46-45. The 90 Percent free throw shooter Sank both ends 'of a 7648 victory over the DeLand Bulldogs. a one-and..one to lift Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles to an Mark Layton turned tna surprising 2o point effort togOalong exasperating 47.46victory over Apopka, sending the Tribe into with RuatyConway's l4and beach from guards Larry Mincey tonight's semi-final showdown of the District 9 basketball and Bruce Brightman to pace the Lake Howell victory. tournament against the Lake Howell Silver Hawks. In the other semi-final game, Daytona Mainland faces Not bad for a guy who almost couldn't suit upbecauiehe Spruce Creek at 8:30 p.m. "Layton did a super Job coming off the bench for us," brought the wrong uniform to the game. After falling behind early, Apopka battled back against complimented Robinson. "Conway played well before foullng Sanford late th the fourth quarter and took a lead with out and Brightman gave usa lift late in the game too." What does Robinson feel his Silver Hawks have to do to beat nine seconds left to play when center Reggie Butler was whistled for a goal tending infraction. Seminole after losing twice to the Tribe In regular season Payne signaled for a time out to let U desperation play. e have to play the boards with them," Robinson pointed The Tribe coach wanted Stambaugh all the way, In hopes of out. "We out-rebound DeLand 46.32. We need that kind of his ace shooter either getting off oneof his patented jumpers oi. margin against Seminole. We can't afford to let them play volleyball on the backboards." drawing the foul. The plan worked to perfection. Fellow guard Stambaugh and Keith Whitney worked the crlss-cro.s play Sanford Radio Station WrRR will broadcast the Seminole— under the Apopka goal and David Thomas handled the in. Lake Howell game. Pre-game show goes on the air at 6:50 with bounds pass. Stambaugh got the leather and weaved his way play-by-play announcer Joe Johnson. through the Apopka full court press as precious seconds ticked SANFORTh (47): McCray 7, Stambaugh 13, D. Thomas 1, off the clock. Whitney 7, Butler lO,& Thomas 2, Grace 0, Totals 11154747. As Stambaugh came to the top of the key and began getting APOPKA (41): Rutland 4, Williams 14, Grilles 4, Taylor 1, set for a jumper, a Blue Darter slapped the ball away. Anderson lt, Richmond 4, Webb l, Young O. Totals ll$41M. Unfortunately for coach Butch Helms and his upset-minded Halftime: Sanford 27, Apopka 1.. Fouls: Sanford IS, Apopka squad, the player also slapped Stambaugh. 21 Fouled Out: Grilles, Anderson. Technicala: Sanford Coach Helms didn't see the foul. "It's a shame that It had to come Payne, D. Thomas, WIHf'n's. down to a loose ball on the floor," commented the Apopka LAKE HOWELL (7): Barnes 6, Cowway 14, Brightman II, coach. "I thought we took It to Sanford in the second half. We McKnight 4, Scott 2, Mincey 10, James 0, Layton 2% should have won" O'Shaunessy 4. Totals 2912-2770. :Helm was correct. The Seminoles shot horrendously from DeLAND 168): Hinson 13, Ron 2. Ramsey 7, DeShazler 26, the foul line. Hitting just 1540 shots for the game, Including a McGee 6, Thomas 2, Reeves 2, Hambler 0, Brown 0. Totalis 21 paltry 7-19 performance In the crucial fourth period. 1143 U. But Stambaugh was the ace up Payne's sleeve. The 6-1 Haltlnie: Lake Howell 34, DeLand 30. Fouls: Lake Howell 27, Deland It. Fouled out: Mincey. '.•. •. . .' I / (J - — - -- Herald Pisss by Tom Vincent Silver Hawk forward Claude McKnight battles a DeLand Bulldog for a rebound In Lake Howell's Seminole guard Keith Whitney, saddled with 70-58 win Thursday night. The Silver hawks early foul trouble, came back late Thursday night square off against Seminole tonight In the semi- to help the Tribe handle Apopka's defensive finals, pressure on the ball. •- Friday,February 29, 1980 • • SANFORD FLORIDA - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE - - — — i —. •• - • _ Up And Down Duke Dumps N.C. State In ACC Play By Umbel! VVess International 4-We're a team ftt.lilws to 7542, and Clemson tripped Eddie Phillips swred 27 Georgetown 60, Seton Hall 47, ECAC Netm New York-New Old Dominion 75, William and UC Santa Barbara 66; Long' *1* flon. "" wed ft appoift V*$iut*, $7.lIl% Will pnIi but thIxd.iasds4Alabs. and Connecticut 7$, Boston Jersey Conference; HOly N Navy , •St.,ac11 uw,ei,,, u"r'Irvine Atlantic Coast Conference way and we just had a bed meet Maryland and North ma, 17-10, almost letaI7..polnt Collegs 01 te the Big Et; Ccaa 73, Main $7; SPill game." Carolina will take on Duke In lead get away before eur- Ions 76, Siena 70; and St. Boston University $3, Rhode Francte (Pa.) 62 In the ECAC and Pacific 70, Fullerton State While seventh-ranked It went right down to the tonight's semifinal double- viving on a last-second tur- Peter's 65,Ftwdhain47inthe Island ?liatMECACNorth; South; and San Jose State 73, 58lnØipfA Maryland narrowly escaped wire, but we Just didn't get the header. nover. an upset at the hands of lowly breaks and it didn't work out Mike OKoren scored 26 John Stroud scored 26 points Georgia Tech in first-round at the end," said Georgia points and Al Wood added 19 State Wrestling Tournoy Underway At Lyman playoff action Thursday, Tech's Brook Steppe, who as North Carolina eased past and freshman guard Cecil Dowell made a follow-up Inconsistent Duke knocked missed a jump shot that could Wake Forest. Class 4A state wrestling 11fla go an the line Opening round matches get underway at 1:01 North CAroUna State out of have sent the game into Billy Williams and Larry layup at the buzzer to give Ole the tournament. Nance owed 14 points &piece Mim 16-11, its triumph over beginning this ofternow In the Lyman High p.m. with a second round scheduled for 7:30 p.m. another overtime. "I knew it was going to be a Duke, losers of four of Its to pace Clemson, 20.7. the defending SEC tour. School gymnasium, the site of thlis year's state Semi-finals begin at 10:00 a.m. Saturday dogfight," Maryland ontrol In the Southeastern wrestling narnen ã e nam nt champions. C Lefty Dreisell said Coache way feature is, pounder morning followed by the wrestlebacks shortly en l ng a The hosting Greyhounds Tonight, LSU meets Terrapins beat Georgia Tech, victory over N.C. State, 20.7, Kentucky defeated Auburn,Alabaza and Kentucky takes Terry Barrett, given a solid shot at bagging a after noon. Consolation matches are slated for 51.49, in overtime. It is the and playing its final ACC 6941, No.6 LSU beat Florida, state mat crown. Barrett carries a 2544 record 6:00 p.m. with championship matches taking mark of a good ball club to game under Norm Sloan, who 9542, Alabama edged on Ole Miss. place at 8 .00 nm • win a close one." Elsewhere In tournament, .1e tourney. will be coaching at Florida Mississippi State, 76-75, and Georgia Tech, 6.18 and next season. Mississippi shaded Ten- action It was Texas Tech 73, winner Of only one conference #4M l is the best we've nessee, 76-74. EMU 65 and Texas 67, Houston gone in Its inaugural ACC played ma long time," Duke Freshman Sam Bowie 47 In the Southwest Con- Knight Grapplers After Division II Titles Today season, used a deliberate Coach Bill Foster said. "Ove- scored 19 points to bead ference; Cincinnati 65, offense to minimize rail I was very, very Kentucky. The Wildcats, 27-4, Virginia Tech 61; Memphis oawwo—'rlree Knights Hyde Park, New York, Bob lb.), Ray Barker (190 lb.) and Peters 9.2. Maryland's effectiveness. But pleased." led by five at the half, but State 62, St. Louis 60; and of the University Of Central Wimberly, Homestead and Dambrowikl (186 lb.) earned The three grapplers, from Albert King's jumper with Gene Gene Banks scored 24 points began pulling away when Florida State 15, Tulane 73 in Florida wrestling team will Doug Peters from AU-America status 1977, 1976 Coach Joe Corso's squad, four seconds left in overtime lnskladded22lo Kyle Ma ryscored three Of the Metro Conference; try to a streak going Caelb,rry, each will be end 197$ reapctIvely earned the right to go to the tlnallyiced the victory for the pate the Blue Devils, as. their first four secondhalf Bradley 66, Wichita State 60 when they travel to the trying to become All. This year, Wimberly will be national tournament by Tarp., 221. Charles "Hawkeye" Whitney field goals. and West Texas State 830 University of Nebraska, Americans as the lCidgJits competing at 11$ aul Peters winning the Southern "Whenever you play led State with 17 points. Guards Ethan Martin and Qeighton 67, In the Missouri Omaha have had AU-Americans in at 134 potmds. Regionals at Pembroke, Georgia Tech, they play a In the other ACC games Howard Carter combined for Valley Conference, wrestling finals, today and wrestling for three atrialght 11 In dual match competition North Carolina. slowdown game," said King, Thursday ninth-ranked North 39 points to pace LSU, 221, Also, it was No.8 St. John's Saturday, Feb. lI-Merds 1. yeam Junior Bart Biddle won 11* this season, Dombrowski wall Florida. whoh.dlepolntslnth.gaxne, Carolina beat Wake Forest, past ouldassed 45, Providence 44; Rich Dombrowskl, New Haruki Kawamukal (11$ 14-1, Wimberly 11-1, and 177-pound title at Pembroke. .. 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Narper-Crechor, 'MioMW $5 W, $1 Ms S .l. ..Yiry. $4 . Smith 11 3, H1*II1 .aI, ones. (C) o. Ongfosi StifflY. 0. $or $4: SasI PWb SI. DIVISAI*hISØ 51r7 M3a VIt49---. —17&!YMIpW!j4LQVO)_M5.J si, Huettig (K) d. )-ove4ac. (ClYnss 0. PliaNIms $4: hauer o. Held 5. $-1 IeIrIIwSiIK) Morr 74. SarnIerl aS 0_$eajlaoj 5.5, 4, OlIn 0. Wh9m** IIuIIIa-d ii, Ghoul (K) I. I;;;.* 54 (j3) halls: Nerrers.H.whins d . Doubles: W.va.$I.*cIsarlseIS IS5tSfiIØg.N.ftIg S.e$.r.Hwg 5-ti P'eemai- (K) MuMIIl• "I mueiies . . . CUg• Sy u. AluSa.Pac. 13, UC S.D. 43 IYU we Nowili II CIII$S4111a 11. USC 14 Denwr.5,W.p.p4 UCLA 71. unbid 11 Utah 117. Ian Dim $1.31 WaNtunsten 7$, Aflame 12 After months of hard work it's off to the fair for three Seminole County youths and their steers. . ____ Iaskafbaf West Oriage7,Clermont 5p4im d. Langley a. ____ 0; Hinson d. Stephens $4; Porker d. Klth SO; Iallsstra 0. S. LilitSy S-I; Gant 0. Thompson $. S. T.ns nI 8 Poloft 4 Wasa"Ooll C. Stockton N, Ures SB Duane os. 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GOGUE)E TELEVISION - February 29 thru March 6 If you're thinking of getting out of thg house am are looking for something to do this weekend hen are a few suggestions: DJ's RESTAURANT &LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live en. tertainment in lounge Tues. thru Sat. 2544 Park ,Drive, Sanford.. THE ARK "1957" - Now open under new management featuring live 500s entertainment Wed. thru Sat. 9 p.m. UI closing. Happy Hour 4 UI 8 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. Located in the Sanford Plaza Hwy 17-92. HOLIDAY INN -14 — Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. Aadee Watts, premier pianist of International stature, will perform Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 with Florida Symphony Orchestra, March 6 and 7 at Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Maitland Art Leeer presents "Mythical Images" - an exhibit of painted constructions and works on homemade paper, March 241. Gallery hours Tuesday through Friday, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 am, to 1 p.m.; Sunday 1-4 p.m. Reception Sunday, March 2, 24 p.m. Pat Methesy lass-rock group, 8 p.m. concert, University of Central Florida Village Center, March 1. Tickets available, Village Center main desk. Call z75.11. "The Ftaiticks" will be presented at Stetson University's Stover Theatre in DeLand, Feb. 29. March 1 at $ p.m. For reservations can 904-734.4121, ext. 246,9a.m. tO noon orl4.11$5 from 3:30to5pm Members ezbftiss "Dssrways," . The Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando, March 1-April II. Reception March 29 7. 9:30 p.m. Free to the public. IM By DAVID HANDLER basically looked like a ABC buffaloed me. They dubbed Italian import let me blow an hour wat- Ii patterned after "The Mod ching "B.A.D. Cats" and Squad" - you know, one of then they swiftly canned It. performers. These were those Terrence Hill-Bud So now I've got all these props, like the cars, and we Spencer jots that are shot in don'tbrand go outnames. of our way to Italy but made to look like an notes that go down the drain plug American product. I was — Just like that hour that I I was going to comment on waiting for it to slip through. lost. No point in offering odd it was to find not one I thought that just once one opinions. No way we'll any tuow but TWO eye-rolling, un- actor would turn to the other "B.A.D. Cats" again, funny token black comic and instead of saying "Catch My tough luck, huh? players, LaWanda Page and you later, man," he'd let Did you ever see "B.A.D. Miunmie "Dy-no-mite" loose with "Ciao, Bernardo." Cats?" It was about a trio of Walker, in the same show. Didn't happen. SATURDAY SUNDAY this tournament from the Bay sexy young cops, two guys Perhaps the producers have Hill Club in Orlando, Florida. MARCH 1, 1980 There was this relevancy MARCH 2,1980 and a gal, who worked the taken to hiring token 3:10 comic thing, Just likeSquad." they used MORNING AFTERNOON Burglary Auto Detail of the players like they hire writers to do ontoo. "The Mod A (7)0 INTERNATIONAL ING Live coverage of a WBA Los Angeles 11:30 Police — in bunches. (Why just buy women-in-chains potboiler CD 0 BILL DANCE OUT. World Lightweight Champion- Department. Quite a bit like one when for a few bucks 0 GOLF "Mike Douglas DOORS in which our heroine had a ship bout between Ernesto a ilve-action cartoon. Car more you can get that m Classic" Espana and Hlimer Kenty from any delousing agent sprayed into AFTERNOON chase after car chase after more yocks.) Then again, her oh-so-blue eyes by a 2:00 the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. car chase. Screech. Stop for maybe LaWanda and CD 0 WORLD SERIES OF 1:00 Jistic guard quickly 4:30 AUTO RACING (Season Prom- 0 @) COLLEGE BASKET. 30 seconds of comic relief. Jimmie work as a team flOW. blossomed into a- terrorism (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF lore) BALL Ohio State at Indiana Let's see. I was going to theme regarding nuclear SPORTS World Cup Skiing, Zoom. Back to the car chase. 2:45 featuring women's giant slalom 1:30 I was all set to make a talk about how cheesy power plants. Fastest CD 0 AMERICAN SPORTS(5 0 GOLF 'Mike Douglas (from Mt. Ste. Anne, Quebec); "B.A.D. Cats" was, It wasn't transition I ever saw. MAN Classic" International Triathion, with clever point, To wit, how Just those little things — like 3:30 much gasoline do they waste the way they would shoot a men and women competing in I would have concluded by 2:00 CD 0 PROFESSIONAL a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike filmingIthese car chase different angle of the same saying that I could forgive BOWLERS TOUR CD 0 THE SUPERSTARS race and 26 mile marathon run shows? mean, they don't The women superstars are tea(from Hawaii); International studio office building and "B.A.D. Cats" if it had been 5:00 Ski WTU those skids and crashes tured taking part in a Series of Flying Championships (from tell you it was actually a devised, written 0 (i) BAY HILL GOLF CLAS and athletic events (from Freeport Norway). SIC Third round coverage in one take, do they? We're different building in a difproduced by 9-year-olds, but in the Bahamas). supposed to be conserving ferent place. No fooling. Or that grown-up people were EVENING (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF 3:00 energy. Shouldn't television, the way the car chases were involved in this show — SPORTS World Weightli fing 0 (i) BAY HILL GOLF CLAStoo? 12:00 Championships photographed by cameras probably some of them SIC Final round coverage of CD 0 WRESTLING rninu In amnhzvi, ..U....lI..— just , ....IIrn.. -I was -u.iv i uuuuv — and - l..'- 'Ivu It UJV *uvwun S,cirts 0,, 1"he Air HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available In popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. Kissimmee Bluegrass FestIval, March 14.16, sponsored by Klsalmmee Kiwanis Club, Silver Spurs Arena, U.S. 441 and 192. Bluegrass and Gospel music, clogging and no frills camping. Children under 12 free with parents. For further Information call Kissimmee 8474700. Te le vision Reviewer Suffers B.A.D. Luck 4111 VAI Time Out To Eat Central Florida University Faculty Artist Series features Sabina Micarelli, violinist, and Gary Wolf, pianist, 3:30 p.m., March 9, Fine Arts rehearsal hail. Proceeds to Music Scholarship Fund. The Seminole Players present "A Hatful of Rain". March 6-9, 8 p.m., Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Admission free, no reserved seats. FrIday, Feb. Careful records were kept on each animal from September until it was auctioned at the fair. Here Christy MacLeod poses with her steer. 3 Youths Steer Way Into Fair Last September three Seminole county citeinent and thrill of the fair makes it worth youths had the three steers they owned it. "ft's a lot of hard work," said Christy weighed and tattooed for identification, MacLeod, beginning a five-month program of hard work • fair...ahhh.""but then when you get to the and tender loving care that ended this week at the Central Florida Fair. Heather MacLeod, a 14-year-old student at Lyman High School, her sister Christy, an 11year-old student at Jackson Heights Middle school and their 17-year-old cousin Brent Ramsey, an Oviedo High School student, are the only youngsters in Seminole county raising beef steers for the youth steer show and auction at the fair. .". Each of the young people has close to $1,000. \I invested in their animals and upkeep, and they are not helped by any local sponsors as are many of the Orange County entrants. Seminole County does not have a beef club in its 4-H program so they had to register through an Orange County club just to be eligible for the show. Despite the hard work involved caring for the animals, bearing the financial responsibillfies and jut getting to the fair, the ex- Heather MacLeod was the only Seminole County youth to enter a stir in lost years fair. This year, her sister and cousin are entering also. FORT CHRISTMAS MUflUM— AuthántTc 'epIIcs of an 1037 fort of the Second Sdnols War.' Guided grow towi by call M$410 Free A&nIkm. Open 10 am, to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1p.m. to 5p.m. Sumdoy. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Lacated on Road as, t mliis north of East Highway 50 at Chridmag, - 611111111111111 Ciesly Mistrial Is -- Lihibita tracs cesmty'a pest: coa*i'y More, pioneer kthen, Mill, etc. 10 a.m. to 4 pm., Tv—days tirough FrIdays; 2 to I Saturdays and S'mdays; 813. Haven kent Ramsey qnd Her- ...,•• ..... -- Specials Of The Week used, and how it affects our actors life, career and loves, daily lives. 11:30 MARCH 1, 1980 EVENING • ) (5) 0 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Massachusetts 9.00 AFTERNOON THEATRE primary are presented. CD Q ABC "Attica" The 1971 prison riot CD 0 NEWS SPECIAL 1:30 (DO HIGH SCHOOL BOWL which caused a huge contra- Results of the Massachusetts versy and led to an intensive primary and a look at the latest Boone . . occurrences In Iran are examination of the penal EVENING ant tern is dramatically re-created, SATURDAY 7:00 11:30 (I) FLORIDA'S WATCHING WEDNESDAY CD 0 YOUNG MATADORS 3PECIAI. MARCH 5. 1910 This special captures the (10) LIVE FROM THE excitement and pressures of AFTERNOON 3RAND OLE OPRY The best Jay Springsteen, a top motor)f the country music worlds cycle racer. 4:00 alented entertainers offer an (DO ON THE GO vening of rompin', stomping 4:30 iood music from Nashville's TUESDAY (7)0 AFTERSCHOOL SPEamd Grand Ole Opry in the CIAL "Where Do Teenagers MARCH 4, irst of two back-to-back Come From?" A 12-year-old erformances. AFTERNOON girl attempts to cope with acne. 11:30 braces and the realization that 7) 0 GOLDEN GLOBE • (i) SPECIAL TREAT "The her friends Pete and Oscar are WARDS Debbie Reynolds House At 12 Rose Street' beginning to notice girls as nd Glen Campbell host this Racial tension erupts between girls. ear's awards ceremonies teenas when the first black EVENING OflOring Outstanding Pert 01. family moves Into an all-white ancss and accomplIshments neighborhood. 8'00 i the areas of movies arid tole. CD 0 CIRCLE OF STARS BS LIBRARY IshOfl. Talk" Anthony Newley portrays "Doc Sev.rinson" the famous Doctor Dohitti., THURSDAY SUNDAY who presents three stories about the unique communicaMARCH S. 1910 MARCH 2, 1980 tIons between humans and MORNING animals. MORNING 1000 EVENING 1000 (5)0 MARCH MAGAZINE (10) NATIONAL GEO900 EVENING IRAPHIC SPECIAL "Goldi' C5) SOGIE Kevin O'Connor amera teems travel the world and Kathryn Harrold portray 8.00 show how the precious metal Humphrey Bogart and Lauren (5)0 DISNEYLAND'S 25TH mined, transported and Bacall in a dramatization of the ANNIVERSARY how much the three lead "performers" looked and acted like live-action dolls, like the way you'd shoot a home movie of Scooter driving up in his new car. No, it was the overall There was the cute blond cheesy flavor — the warguy, the cute dark guy and drobes, the bit castings, the the cute blonde in the Peggy furnishings. Upton mold. Who would ever In fact, "BAD. Cats" have thought a mold would be named after Peggy Upton? I would have refused to mention their names because only performers they were paid a heck of a lot of money. But I can't write about any of this because ABC canned "B.A.D. Cats." All! can do is shrug and toss my notes in the trash. It's a Jungle, this reviewing biz. FACTORY have names. These were not I 1-WEEK ONLY COMET AWNING SALE38% EASY TERMS 3 or more inst aiied •flAP()IPAM(I II,I 01,14ORA Of U01014 )U1, I'',IJVI 'I')I4M I'H(,I (Jp!I(jP;P,(, .CIII, I ATIP4(. AII ( " OFF PC VICTION 011 Ili Ili PH4, 3214$20 FOR FREE HOME SURVEY SANFORD 321-0820 4110 N. ORANGE SLSM. TR . ORLANDO 23.69$1 AFTER HOURS CALL 293.2343 BREVARD CO. 6364010 IKISSIMMEE 545337$ '111. -w- 1177 1..—..'. I-. -. ..,,.i 4). . ..... .. • .. . .. .: • .. , ...- -•-,, ,?•- I �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Friday, Feb. 2L 1 Evening Herald Sanford Fl, 10:50 FRIDAY (Y) 43 LAWRENCE WELK February 29(DO PAID POLITICAL pao- ______ ltD (35) SANFORD AND SON March 1 GRAMMING _____________________________________ 11111111 (2 (tO) LIVE FROM THE GRAND OLE OPRY 1100 MORNING DC!) (5)0(7)0 NEWS 0(3) SOUL TRAIN 7:30 EVENING (DO MOVIE "Benji" (1976)M (35) BENNY HILL (10) THE GROWING CD) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 6:00 Patsy Garrett, Cynthia Smith. A YEARS "Preschool Personali. 10 SOUNDSTAGE "Bur0 THE LAW AND YOU lovable stray dog proves his 8:00 6:00 ton Cummings, Randy '" 11 J O OUR GAPIG worth to a family by rescuing CHIPS (1)0(7)0 NEWS Bachman" (121 (17) HUMAN DIMENSION two children from the clutches 1:15 (5) 0 THE CHISHOLMS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES (12(17) LAST OF THE WILD of kidnappers. MOVIE (12) (17) "Seconds" 6:30 "Nervous System: Biofeed. 0 ONE IN A MILLION "The Wasteland" (10) WASHINGTON WEEK (1966 0(4)2-COUNTRY FISHING back" (1]) (35) MAUDE Vivian meets IN REVIEW (5) 0 SPECTRUM (17) CAROL BURNETT 1:30 a wall of defiance when Arthur 11:30 (7)0 HOT FUDGE 8:30 AND FRIENDS Guest: Char. (1)0 GOLF "Mike Douglas refuses to tell her about his 0 G TONIGHT Host: Johnny (12) (17) irs YOUR BUSINESS Classic" 4 (10) WALL STREET WEEK financial woes. 6:30 "Technical Talk" Guest: Walter Carson. Guests: Helen Shaver, HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (D O (17) POPI GOES THE (12) 7:00 (4) NBC NEWS - A. Deemer. senior vice presi- Joan Embery, Jerry Weissman. Boone vs. Oviedo COUNTRY 0(4) PROFILES IN EDUCA. (.5)0 CBS NEWS MOVIE "Bye Bye dent, Putnam Companies, Inc. (1]) (35) MOVIE "The Crime lION (DO ABC NEWS Braverman" (C) (1968) George 8:30 Of Dr. Hallet" (BIW) (1938) 9:00 0 BLACK AWARENESS (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Segal, Jack Warden. Four zany (7)0 THE ROPERS (10) THE GROWING w SPIDERWOMAN Howard, a last-minute substitu- (.5)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- pals of a newly deceased writer (1]) (35) COLLEGE BASKET. YEARS "Social Stereotyping" tion on the bowling team, ZARD The Duke boys are pur- somehow manage to attend (121(17) FUN HOUSE BALL "SEC Championships" sued by the law, the real culastonishes everyone by bowlthe wrong funeral. (2 Hrs.) 7:30 2:00 0(17) COLLEGE BASKET. prits and a private detective (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: ing a perfect game. BAY CITY ROLLERS 8 Q SIX MILLION DOLLAR BALL "ACC Championship" 0(4) when they inadvertently receive 0 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A MAN (5) 030 MINUTES 9:00 a shipment of marijuana, "Emotions" look at the latest occurrences C!) 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (DO WORLD SERIES OF 0 BJ AND THE BEAR (12) (17) BOB P4EWHART Bob (U) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS in Iran. (0 (35) PAM 1000 LATINO AUTO RACING (5)0 HAWAII FIVE-O deals with an improbable Cohost: Fernando Lames. (35) MOVIE (II) "The Invisible eoo 2:45 Guests: Beau Bridges, Carl (7)0 LOVE BOAT An astronpaternity case and a phone0(4) GODZILLA / GLO- (7)0 AMERICAN SPORTS- omer (Aria Johnson) i mistakReiner, Richard Crenna, David Woman" (81W) (1940) John paging service that never ra BETROTTER8 ADVENTURE MAN Gates, Mario Lewis, Ken Barrymore, John Howard. A es en to be the author of a sex strange professor perfects a HOUR Minyard. book, and Gopher finds himself 3 7.00 MO MIGHTY MOUSE / 0 (4) NASHVILLE MUSIC about to be married. 10) FREE TO CHOOSE way to make a girl "vanish into 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC HECKLE &JECKLE "Who Protects The Worker?" thin Sir." (11 1/2 Hrs.) Guests: Conway Twitty, Cristy 10:00 (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (17) MOVIE "Crack in The (7) 0 Su ENDS Dr. Milton Friedman discusses Lane, Ronnie McDowell, 0(4) PINK LADY Comedian JOKER'S WILD World" (1965) 5 Dana Andrews, (1]) ROBERT 8CHULLER his belief that the best protec(5)010 BE ANNOUNCED Jeff Altman, the Japanese sing. (ii!) (35) COLLEGE BASKET. lion for the worker, and for Janette Scott. Scientists 10 PAINT WITH NANCY (U) (35) MOVIE "The Call 01 Ing duo Pink Lady and their BALL "SEC Semifinals" (12) 1171ULTRAMAN society, is the worker's own explode their way to Earth's The Wild" (C) (1976) guests Blondie, Bert Parks and (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER freedom to choose. center, seeking a limitless sup. 8:30 (10) FIRING LINE REPORT Sherman Hemsley present an ply of energy. 132 (17) COLLEGE BASKET. (10 ANTIQUES hour of comedy and music. (17) COLLEGE BASKET. BALL "ACC Semifinals" 3.'Ol (1 THE PARTRIDGE BALL "ACe Semifinals" HAGEN (Premiere) A (5)0 11:45 (lO)PLEDGE BREAK FAMILY 9:50 former backwoods hunter CHARLIE'S ANGELS ularly scheduled programming 7:30 (7)0 ANGEL DUST "The Sabrina, Kelly and Kris Join a (Chad Everett) and an attorney 900 may be delayed due to Pied (1) TIC TAG DOUGH wacli Attack" A young man, on professional women's football (Arthur Hill) team up to solve 0 (4) FRED AND BARNEY breaks. (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED the brink of a successful difficult crimes. MEET THE SHMOO team to find out who is threat. GAME 3:30 career, loses everything after ening the other players. (A) (DO FANTASY ISLAND Two (1)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD (DO FAMILY FEUD experimenting with PCP (Angel 0 (4) MOVIE "New York women wishing to return to the RUNNER 2 (10) DICK CAVETT Dust. Confidential" (B/W) (1955) prehistoric age and a blind (DO PLASTICUAN 12:55 8.00 detective wanting his eyesight 0 (35) AMAZING GRACE (5)0 BiG VALLEY 10:00 0(4) NBC MOVIE "Midway" (5)0 DALLAS While Jock (DOMOVIE "A Shot inThe back to find his missing love BIBLE CLASS (7) 0 PROFESSIONAL Dark" (C) (1984) Peter Sellers, (1976) Charlton Heston, Henry visittheisland, (10) CRaCKEr -I faces his murder trial. Sue Elks Sommer. A police inspecS VICTO. BOWLERS TOUR Live coverFonda. The epic World War il RY GARDEN Ellen drinks to forget the new. age of the $125,000 True Value CR (10) PLEDGE BREAK Regair-naval battle betweeen Jap- eat tragedy in her life and Pam tot vindicates a parlor maid of (12) (17) MAVERICK Open from Don Carter's Ken. ularly scheduled programming a series of murders, (1 Hr. anose and Allied forces for the may be delayed due to pledge watches Digger deteriorate in a Mm,.) dell Lanes in Miami, Florida, 10:30 control of the strategic Pacific hospital. (Part 2) (12) (17) MOVIE "Soanish bieAs, 0(4) DAFFY DUCK island of Midway is dramatized. 10) JOHNNY NATHIS Affair" (1958) 10:30 0 POPEYE (A) i.00 SPECIAL Mathis sings (ED (35) THE ROAD TO MOS400 (DO SCOOBY AND SCRAP. (1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK "Misty,:' "Maria," "Pieces Of 0(4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL CR (10) PROBE U.S. Secre. COW Athletes include 400Guests: Fleetwood Mac, Barry While working as a handyman Dreams" and "When A Child I (II) (35) ManIIOW, MOVIE "Missile To tary of Education Shirley meter runner Billy Mtillins; long for a little old lady, David Queen, Helen Reddy, Born," among Other favorites. Hufstedier and Florida Educe. jumper Joni Anderson and her The Moon" (B/W) (1959) The Byrds, Gary Wright. somehow becomes involved lion Commissioner Ralph Turl- coach Chuck DeBus; the BritCH (10) MEDIX 10:30 with a gang of robbers and an 1:30 ington will answer questions ish shooting team; the Amen(U)(35)CAP avenging police officer. (121(17) NEWS 11:00 from a studio audlenco of can water polo team; and rid0(4) CASPER AND THE educators, parents and era Paul Schockemoehie and ANGELS students, Michael Matz. (10) FOOTSTEPS "Tan(10) LIVE FROM THE 430 9W Webs" A young boy ceGRAND OLE OPRY CID THE ODD COUPLE ates problem, for his family RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE when he starts believing his 5:00 ___2S44PANKDR. 11:00 SANFORD ownfantuiesandteilingthem (4)MyHIu1j (. PHONI321.o4 tOotheriestruth,(R) SIC - (121(17) COLLEGE BASKETPrivate Parties S lanquat Facilltj, Available 11:30 (1)0 DANCE FEVER BALI. "SEC Championship" (DO WIDE WORLD OF (4) THE JETSON8 11:15 SPORTS CI)O FAT ALBERT (7)0 THE IRAN CRISIS: CE) aJOKE JOKER, JOKER (1]35 GRIMY ADAMS All DIJrnIr* Cmin. Wills Ice Tea Ceitsi -r $eiip and Salad Sai' — used sa Setter AMENU HELD HOSTAGE A 10)10 U AOUNCED CH 10 PEOPLE "Leon. look at the latest occurrences ard Kranendonk" SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS in Iran. . AFTERNOOd $6 5:30 95 ALL YOU CAN EAT 12:00 (5)0 THE MUPPETS Guest: 11:30 • (4) HOT HERO SANDWICH Dyan Cannon. SATURDAY I 0 NIGHT Guests: Robert Guillaume. (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS LIVE Bruce Jefmer, Mario Thomas, (12) 17 RAT PATROL All Dlanar $CISle Cuss Welk 101 T01 .r CW01 OW Broad & 1111111 (5)0 MOVIE "The Ballad Of Barbara Walters, Eddie Money. Baled Sir $1.0 I* 's Cable Hogue" (C) (1970) Jason (A) EVENING Robards N.. I. Ceesiry Pried Steak wills lice r N.. I. Sar i-I 11sf with preach Pries Stale Stevens. A (1)0 JASON OF STAR COM. Masked Potatoes api Vegetable wizened old prospector sbanSad Cue Slew MAND 0 C! C5) NEWS donod by his partners sets up a p... least Siel with lice ii' Masked f,7, Pried Skrlap wills (7)0 WEEKEND SPECIAL (1])(35) SONIC WOMAN prosperous way station and pe,$ss and Vegetable and Cue Slew, "The Ghost Of Thorns, (10) NATIONAL GEO. Plots revenge. (2 Hrs. 15 Nina.) Kempe" A 17th-century GRA$Iic No. i. 5.51 tips over lice er Masked NIL Fried Flak FillPs _I. SPECIAl. "" (D GOLDEN GLOBE '1" Petatses aisi Vegetable sorcerer's ghost tries to recruit Camera teams travel the wori4 AWARDS Debbie Reynolds a young boy as his new NI l. Spagkett$ with ser Must lavce Me. I. Grilled Sirius with Sastupi to Show how the precious metal and Glen Campbell host this apprentice. 1)(R) ood Garlic Ire ONIONS, lice or MethodPsf l, and is mined, transported and year's awards ceremonies (1])(35) MOVIE "The Ghost used, and how it affects our Nil. Veal Paras.sae a $.a.k.m wills Vegetable honoring outstanding perforCatchers" (81W) (1944) qp ge wI* Rice er Garlic S,sad Me., 5 Liver daily lives. mances and accomplishments Masked Potatoes ma" Vegetable VING ENVIRON. (101 LIVING 17) WRESTLING in the areas of movies and taleMEP4T "What A Waste" LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE vision. 6:30 TUES. TNNUSAT.—Ø.m.tlI2a ,n. 12:30 6 0(4) NBC NEWS (0(35) MOVIE "l-oreign Children Under 12— ½ Prlc C5)OTARZAN/ SUPER SEV. CE)0CBSNEWS Correspondent" (81W) (1940) EzcIviIng Sp.dah (D O NEWS Joel McCrea, Laraine Day. (1) 0 AMERICAN BAND. 10 Pct. DiscouM Ti $01101 CII Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. 7 00 STAND elm Net Apply Ti Mise Addition) SATURDAY (DO (DO Dj STEAKS SEAFOOD .BBQ. V.I. MENU ADDITION 2.95 em ' . - . (10)10 BE ANNOUNcED 1:00 -. . ...... . .. . ........... 0(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING SPECIAL (1)0 HEE HAW . .. .... An American up a upy ring . HrsF. reporter breaks In England. 112 -:-:•:-: __________ ........ 4' I .--,- N I, El - ., ' 't'-4 L'. - March 2 SUNDAY - World Lightweight Championship bout between Ernesto Espana and Hilmer Kenty from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. MORNING 11:30 5:30 (12) (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:00 1)0ThISIS THE LIFE (9 (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:30 .1)0 THE LIVING WORD DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 1)0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 0(3) TWO'S COMPANY (S) 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (Y)O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIliON (121(17) REV. TERRY COLE 4'00 (10) ECHOES OF SILVER The life and second marriage o f H.A.W. labor as well as his rise and fall as a Colorado sitvar magnate are chronicled. (A) "Critic's 1121 (17) MOVIE Choice" (1963) 4:30 (.7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (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. (A) 5) 0 FACE THE NATION (DO BILL DANCE OUT tOO5 © (35) MOVIE "Abbott And Costello Meet The Killer " (81W) (1949) Boris Karloff, Garry Moore. While acting as amatour sleuths, the boys are nearly murdered. (1 1/2 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. AFTERNOON 12:00 CD SPECTRUM (7)0 ISSUES 5:00 IRONSIDE (L935) GRIZZLY ADAMS (24 10) YEAR OF THE WILDEBEEST Richard Widmark narrates this documentary on the migration of the wildebeest and the ecological importance of this animal's migration to the cycle of the African wilderness, 0 AND ANSWERS WHITAKER (10)ANOTHER VOICE 7:30 0 (4) COLLEGE PARK BAP. TIST CHURCH 0 FAITH FOR TODAY (DO PICTURE OF HEALTH lID 1351 DR. E.J. DANIELS 17 IT IS WRITTEN (12) 17) MOVIE "A Raisin In The Sun" (1981) 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 VENING 6:00 0@J(1)OCDO NEWS (1ID(35) BIONIC WOMAN The son of a deranged scientist demands Jaime. Oscar and Dr. Walls as ransom for a weapon his robots have placed in orbit. (Part 2) IS (10) THE GENTLE KILLERS Dutch scientists refute the traditional notion of the "killer" whale by capturing and domesticating a young female to determine its nature and intelligence. (17) WRESTLING to an all-white neighborhood. 800 0 (4) BAPTIST CHURCH 12:30 0@1) MEET THE PRESS (5) 0 BLACK AWARENESS (DO DIRECTIONS 24 (10) FLORIDA REPORT cS1)OREXHUMBARD (DO SHOW MY PEOPLE lID (35) CASPER 124 10 SESAME STREET(R) (12) 17 FUN HOUSE 100 8:30 0(43 COLLEGE BASKET04) SUNDAY MASS BALL Ohio State atIndiana (DQ ORAL ROBERTS (5) 0 30 MINUTES (Ii) ( 5) JOSIE AND THE PUS- (DO DISCUSSION '80 SYCATS 1ID(35)MOVIE "The Cat" (C) (1966) Roger Perry, Peggy Ann 9-00 Garner. A young boy, lost in 0 14) OUTLOOK the mountains, befriends a 110 SUNDAY MORNING wildcat which becomes his (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE protec tor. (2 Hrs.) TOO Guests: Rona Barrett, Tim Matheson, Eddie Mo y, 124(10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) Hans Holzer, Torn Kelsey, ne 6:30 NBC NEWS 0 THE BAXTERS "Capi- tal Punishment" 1:30 5) 0 GOLF "Mike Douglas Classic" 130 TONY BROWN'S JOUR930 NAL "Blacks And Jews" @ GOSPEL SINGING 41(1O) WALL STREET WEEK JUBILEE (ED (35) WOODY W000PECK. "Technical Talk" Guest: Walter R. Deemer, senior vice presiER AND FRIENDS dent, Putnam Companies, Inc. CR (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (N) 2:00 10.00 THE SUPERSTARS 0 6 Q ARCHIE CAMPBELL The women superstars are feaCD KIDSWORLD taking part In a series (11 (35)THE FUNTSTONES 10 MISTER ROGER8(R) (12) 17 LOST IN SPACE ' 5) PORKY PIG tured Alto FRIENDS (10) NATIONAL GEO' GRAPHIC SPECIAL "GoldI" Camera teams travel the world to show how the precious metal Is mined, transported and used, and how it affects our daily lives. (121 17)LEAVEITTOBEAVER 1010 "Little Fauss And Big Halsy" (C) (1970) Robert Redford, Michael J. Pollard. Two motorcyclists leave behind a string of broken hearts as they roar through the West on battered bikes with desperate dreams, (2 Hrs,) (5)0 FOR OUR TIMES BAPTIST (DO FIRST CHURCH (121(17) MOVIE "Dangerous" (1935) Bette Davis, Franchot Tone. A young architect comes to the rescue of an egocentric actress who turned to alcohol after suffering setbacks. (4) MOVIE 11•0O 1111 5THEJET80NS 10 QUE PASA. U.S.A.? 7HELAWANDYOU "Here Comes The Bride" A friend arranges for Carmen and her boyfriend to elope. (A) - (.7)0 ABC NEWS 7:00 U @3 DISNEY'S WONDER. FUL WORLD "The Monkey's Uncle" A college genius uses his monkey to perfect a sleepteaching method, then applies it to two dim-wilted football players. (A) (3)0 80 MINUTES (DO SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER (Part 1) (U) (35) FLIPPER "Danger" of (31 athletic events (from Freeport In the Bahamas). 124(10)TENNIS "U.S. National Indoor Championships" Coverage of the finals of this $250,000 tournament from the Racquet Club in Memphis, Tennessee. CHARLES DARWIN After a five-year voyage around the world, Darwin returns to Shrewsbury where he begins to develop his theory of natural selection. (Part 6 of 7) (17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Guest: Lazy B. Wrenglers. 2:30 .iI(17)MOVIE "Cry Danger" (1951) Dick Powell, Rhonda Fleming. An ex-con returns to avenge his wrongful imprisonment. 3:00 0(4) BAY HILL GOLF CLASSIC Final round coverage of this tournament from the Buy Hill Club in Orlando. Florida. (1)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 amonv themselves. (3 Hrs.) 11D(3 ) MOVIE "Sam Cade" (C) (1972) Glenn Ford, Edgar Buchanan. A wartime friend of Cede's returns with a contract to kill him,(2Hrs.) 3:30 (DO INTERNATIONAL BOX. ING Live coverage of a WBA THE VOYAGE OF 7:30 (M (35) FROM THE BLACK PERSPECTIVE (12) (17) PORTER WAGONER 800 j 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE AND TEP4SPEED BROWN SHOE u (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 241 10 THE VOYAGE OF CHARLES DARWIN Darwin reluctantly publishes his "The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection" on November 24, 1859 after hearing that Alfred Russel Wallace is about to publish a similar theory, (Part 7 of?) (121(17) ENERGY WHAT MAT TENS MOST? 6:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME - lID (35) JERRY FALWELL Friday, Feb. 2, 150-5 9:00 0 (4J MOVIE "The Aliens Are Coming" j 0 ALICE (7)0 ABC THEATRE "Attica" The 1971 prison riot which caused a huge controversy and led to an intensive examination of the penal systern is dramatically re-created. (1O) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" Louisa attends Charlie's memorial service and is brought face o face with a problem which Could affect her whole way of life. (Part 12 of 16) 9:30 0 THE JEFFERSONS (II) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART CROSSWORD { / J I us 20 '9 i'.' 23 24 I "g I 31 - 38 40 50 -- IS' I i 1 I S? - 124(10) SECRETS Comedian Robert Klein loins Wayland Flowers and Madame for an exploration of all kinds of nidlc. ulous and serious secrets. CD (17) MOVIE "Bombers B52(1957) 11:30 0 @1) NBC LATE MOVIE "Shark's Treasure" (1976) 5)0 THE AVENGERS The Avengers are suspected of killing two top enemy agents. 130 YOUNG MATADORS This special captures the excitement and pressures of Jay Springsteen, a top motorcycle racer. 46 I -' 47 45 - - 57 - I — seals to be had 42 Antoci violin (for short) 45 Diminutive 49 Island west ot New Guinea 50 Avoid 54 Household god 55 Singer Torme 56 Baseball great building block 5T Beer's kin Ia Danny Thom 58 Protract as daughter 59 Make a pig sound 20 Likeness 22 Lyric poem 60 Actor 24 Travel club Beatty initials 25 Apportioned 29 Musician DOWN Peter I Type of cheese 33 Irish noble man 2 Actress 34 Boundary Louise (comb form) 3 Seaweed 35 Founder of extract Troy 4 Actor Abe a Small pastry 5 Before 37 Miss Cole C Obtain and Miss 7 Babylonian Wood god 8 Reddish30 Poetic contraction brown color 41 No more 9 Alan - 11:00 • 45 10:00 (5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A young man applying fc'a job49 at the hospital announces that !'' heisTrapper'sson. 74(10) TO NORWAY: HOME OF THE GIANTS John Cleese of Monty Mython fame plays intrepid reporter Norman FearACROSS less setting off to discover his 1 Greek letter roots and trace his heritage 4 Robert (inch back to the Viking spirit in stars in Norway. 9 Greek nickname (1121(17) WINSTON CHURCH12 Excavate ILL: THE VALIANT YEARS 13 Good Night. "Set Europe Ablaze" 10:30 14 Roman god (111(35) PTL CLUB 1 5 Miscellan1, 124(10)FAWLTY TOWERS Is and 90 (12) (17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: t7Biological Dr. Harold W,Manner. 0 (4) (1) 0 (DO NEWS -- 4* III - 1' J30 34 33 3h - - — — (Hawkeye) 10 Tolled Ii Dies (Day of Wrath) *9 Swit (Hot Lips) 2* Music man Barry 23 Ji,CiiPtS 24 Entrances 25 Singer Boone 26 Small stream 27 Boston hock oyster 28 Span of years Wallach 30 31 Regret - - 32 Oriental Stud lea Soc 38 Zealous 40 Thoughts 42 Identical 43Shatner movie Star - - - - 44 Govern 46 Actor Fudge 47 Chest Sound 48 Flinislone SI Dick P,it ten 52 Nigerian negro 53 Beetle - - - - - - - I I I af 1 ivi Nt 01Ut Vt IiIutv ' bJjiFNI s fi1 al at vi Al 3 nitit vi oivjwl4*I LIV S i IjT ii 113 i fl 1 I vvv I 3 1 01 Iv1a itijvJ lWf V iT , d fl .1 ioo ol iiuTv'rr.l 1 OVtNt1 alpilaiwl lot if al slvtolat*vliIiI - 12:00 12:30 0 MOVIE Valley Of The Giants" (C) (1938) 12:40 (51)0 RETURN OF THE SAINT Simon stumbles across a murder in a small Italian town, tries to report It. and is told to get lost. 1:10 007) MOVIE "Jet Attack" (1958) NAME BRANDQUILTEDTOP 3I2 COIL INNERSPRING 1:50 MATTRESS (7)0 NEWS 2:20 (DO MOVIE "Dead Reckoning" (8/W) (1947) ' (121(17) MOVIE "The Oklahoma Woman" (1958) AND LEVELIZER FOUDATION Specially Made and Treated or Florida Climates ' 3:60 "Paradise (1 21(17) MOVIE Alley" (1961) Hugo Haas, Marie Windsor, An aging movie director pacifies his neighbors by casting them in a movie. $4995 FULL SIZE 405 Pharaohs" (C) (1955) Jack Hawkins, Joan Collins. The construction of mammoth myslical pyramids is carried out in ancient Egypt. (1 Hr. 50 Mins.) Other a. pc, lie available at comparable reductions. SOLD IN SETS ONLY 5 (DO MOVIE "Land Of The I ' I IS t -1 aiai11vjwl0Iwldl OIilJ 3IN (7)0 WRESTLING M J 16 27 It J !c J! 9 - . I' I - �- , t - - ---s ---- - ------ - --- - - -- - - - - Friday, Feb. 2, 1911 —Evsals "Mid, $anlsrd,, Fl. MONDAY March 3 EVENING (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 0 (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is caught spending a lot of time with a white schooltsachOf. 6O0 S (4) (5)0(7)0 iws (10) AMERICAN GOVERN.. MENT Congressional Over J (1) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jim Nabors. 5:30 (4) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ARC NEWS (ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Barney tickets Gomer for a U-turn and is thin detained in a citizen's arrest by Garner for the same thing. 0(10) AMERICAN GOVERN.. MENT Congressional Reform" 0(17) BOB NEWHART Bob's patients panic at the thought of Bob's "deserting" them to visit his friend, "The PeePer. 700 5(4) FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7)0 JOKER'S WILD (IJi (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred witnesses a burglary at Julio's house but is too scared to identity tim criminals for the • tuck knows more than she's telling when Maude's priceless crystal bowl gets broken. 0(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Phil Donahue. (Part 1 of 2) Q(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith refuses to stop her voiun. tear work at the home for the aged despite Arch$e's orders. life.(35) JIM ROCKFORD 'ShtC)f Hand" (10) NATIONAL OFOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The invisible World" Amazing and highly specialized cameras and imaging devices uncover microscopic life In minute detail, penetrate galaxies, freeze movement, and unravel mysteries about ancient Egyptian mummies. (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. c LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 5(4) NBC MOVIE "Let's Do 730 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)5 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (II) (35) MAUDE Mrs. Nauga- PRAIRIE When Adam Is injured in a stagecoach accident, Mary leaves him and an expectant mother (Leslie Landon) and sets off to find help. (A) (S) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer's reputation is at stake when a photographer sneakily manages to shoot some nude pictures of her and makes - SERVICE - I Our Factory Trained Technicians Service - ALL MAKES of imported cars and trucks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you plans to two them. OD 0 THArS INCREDIBLE (Premiere) John Davidson, Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby host a new series which examines some of the unbeilevable but true things which exist and happen In everyday - - "' BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. 17.92 Lsngwssd, P. 131.1311 (1)0 LOU GRANT (7)5 STONE 10) SHORT STORY "The Jilting Granny WiettisraM" by Katherine Anne Of 5(17) mo sAilus "me Battle Of Italy - The Axis Broken" 10:30 ifD (35) CANDID CAMERA ltOO 1)SCD0NEWS (ID 35SENNYH$U. 5 10FAWLTY TOWERS 51171 LAST OF THE WILD Sergeant Carter. (7)0 HUMAN "The Still And Empty 5(17) •B NEWHART It's no laughing matter for Howard when his son announces he's giving up school to become a 11:30 1)T0NHT cESHARRY 0 (7)• THE IRAN CRISIS: (ID (35) WILD. WILD WEST 0(10) THE suT OF ERNIE KOVACS 5(17) MOVIE "Across The. Pacific" (1942) 11:41 (DO BARNEY MILLER IBM DO POUO(STORY 1140 cE S MCCLOUD IAO — (T TOUAAMINAN ® THE BIG SHOW (Pram- (4) FACE cn • P.M. MAGAZINE ® Jc55 WILD (ID 5) SANFORD AND SON Larnont and Julio go into the used auto parts business and drive Fred to skid row. 5(10) MACNEIl. I LEHRER REPORI 5(17) SANFORD AND SON Grady steps In to protect the Sanford "treasures" when Lanont invites an es-convict friend home. 710 (5) TIC TAO DOUGH UD 5 THE NEWLYWED GAM SPoølo*l W (35) MAUDE The biggest Surprise at Walter's birthday parlyishis aussflor'iewd and $Mati4ous' b.havior. 5(10)010K CAVITT Guest: - King And MacGraw C.l•b.'at. Now Film By CNN "Um MacGraw. Seeing them society.ish Brownie NEW YORK - Ov.rhserd together, I found it in. MeLm'i Palm Beach at the pmft honorleg lbs tireollog that All's hair Is po lock, stock and ash, new c4m1i, "Jot 1'1 Ms grayer Um Alan's - IWO What you West," aba' Alut HsVa daugidar, (baIs In "Dressed To Kill" sag: 'And would you Hner, Is putting out the A. Didbooloon •ts raped believe, an old biun ls - first "Aimial" for Playboy In the back of a tasi. 1 gets the broad?" The ,n'gvh - Jobs and Ydw a9ft pt In for the rental "brad," by the y,Ja A,,Jmsa bought !,..,iihIscob. ... - .--..,., lip I I] ' '.-? - ---- MDOnshue.(P.r12 o12) 5(17) ML IN THE FAMILY A$ die must stay OMM to, an anti,. . to a fly pfy VERNE & SHIRLEY 9:00 tare) Gary Coleman and Steve Allen Introduce a new variety series with guests Bert Parks, Dionne Warwick, Peggy AimIng, roller skater Jim Bray, Loni Anderson, Graham Chapman, Gallagher and ballet stars Aieksander Godunov and Cynthia Gregory. (5)0 BOGIE Kevin O'Connor and Kathryn Harrold portray Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in a dramatization of the actor's life, career and loves, THREE'S COMPANY (U) 35) DINAHI S FRIENDS 5(10) MYSTERY "Rumpole Of The Bailey: Rumpoie And The Heavy Brlgads" Judge Prestcold seems more Interestad in Horace Rumpols's (Leo McKsm) slovenly appearance in Cowl than In Rumpols's slwwltted client on trial for murder. 700 AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences In Iran. ____ C!) 8 MOVIE "Derby's Ringer." (51W) (1115) Jam.s G.m.,, ENMia Chourssu. 41$ (!)STARSAN IvaKB.v" (IT.0U •, -4 030 5 10) ART OF BEING "Troop Conwnnd" 111 5(17) MOVIE "Fort MMII or." (1115) Joel MoCris March 4 5(1) THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO elm (5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW () (US (7)0 NEWS 5 10) ART OF BEING (DO HAPPY DAYS HUMAN "Territory And (131(35) JIM ROCKFORD 0(10) NOVA "Umealit: The ace' 7) CAROL BURNETT Whale Hunters" A perceptive AND FRIENDS Skits: "The study of the bitter controversy Pail," "The Maiden And The between conservationists, who want to protect the whale, and MuQger." - Eskimos, who depend on It for 6:30 food. Is presented. ®NSCNEW8 5(17) MOVIE "The Black CI)O CaB NEWS Rose" (1950) Tyrone Power, CDO ARC NEWS Orson Wailes. A 13th-century (U) 35). ANDY GRIFFITH Saxon travels Oriental Gomer joins the Marine Corps caravan routes seeking trade and Immediately runs afoul of secrets. CALLS a MOM9:30 110 emergence as a box-ottice star began with "High Sierra" and continued through "The Maltese Falcon" (which brought him an Oscar in 1952) and "Casablanca." For his tough-guy roles his Bogart donned "cosmetics." He would let his beard grow, dangle it cigarette from his lips and adopt the clipped, salty accent of the'undcrworld. An uncontrollable muscle tic above his left eye, his square jaw and a hangover pallor also helped define the gangster demeanor. Cosmetics and tough-guy notwithstanding, image what his fans and friends apparently loved most about Bogart was at quality he possessed on screen and off: honesty. lie was true to himself. Lauren Bacall, his fourth wife, once said, "Bogie was the last of a breed. No man was more part of the scene. legendary actor,, Tuesday, March 4, on CBS. Kevin O'Connor and Kathryn Harold star as Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacail in the drama, which focuses on Bogart's dilemma of trying to balance his popular onscreen image as a tough guy and his gentler but complex off-screen personality. Bogart's acting abilities and disposition on stage improved after his unsteady start in 1922, but for the next 15 years he seemed doomed to play country-club juveniles in drawing room comedies, making his entrance wearing a blazer and carrying a tennis racquet. It was during one such production that Twentieth Century-Fox scouts saw him and brought him to Hollywood, where he spent most of 1931-32 "getting nowhere fast." Bogart decided that lie could never be a leading man in motion pictures because of his split EVENING Fonda. Porter. • opening night in "Swifty," a 1922 Broadway play starring Frances Howard and Hale Hamilton, a supporting actor got so scared he walked offstage to get a glass of water, leaving everyone to ad-lib on stage. "Hamilton was rather upset," the actor said later, "So were the critics." It was like that for Humphrey Bogart in the beginning - shaky starts and a nervous stomach, However, that particular incident was an early indication of a certain kind of nerviness that bespoke a man who believed in "doing things just like you feel like doing and taking the consequences." Bogart's emergence as a box-office permajor sonality, from his Broadway years in drawing-room comedies to his success In motion pictures, is traced in "Bogie," a special that dramatizes the life of the TUESDAY . '7' 'Bogie' On It Again" (1975) Sidney Poitiers Bill Cosby. Two blue collar workers concoct a risky and illegal scheme to raise $50,000 for a new building for their lodge. (5)0 MA'SH a FAMILY (!) (35) DINAHI I FRIENDS Cohost: Fernando Lames. (10) THE WORLD OF THE BEAVER Cinematographer Des Bartlett captures the life cycle of one of nature's most Industrious builders, the beaver. Narrated by Henry UD Film Dramatizes Life Of 9.30 (DO TAXI 10:00 HART TO HART 50$) SNEAK PREVIEWS - Roger Ebert and Gins Siskei r.sw ' ruling," "me ' Married couple in and ,• •' upper lip (pierced by a splinter when he was serving on board a Navy ship) and returned to Broadway. If Arthur Hopkins, who was producing a new play by Robert E. Sherwood, "The Petrified Forest," had not lacked someone to play the tough gangster part of Duke Mantee, Bogart might have wound up playing "Tennis, anyone?" types for the rest of his career. Bogart won the Mantee role because of his world-weary voice. Later, he appeared in the movie version, which resulted in his becoming one of Hollywood's most celebrated hoods in subsequent parts. In his first 34 pictures, Bogart was it jailbird in nine, was electrocuted or hanged in eight and riddled by bullets in a dozen. Though he was something less than a off-screen, tough guy audiences were attracted to his "man's man" on-screen personality. His gradual 10:30 II]) (35) CANDID CAMERA (10) ROGER CORMAN: HOLLYWOOD'S WILD ANGEL 5(17) THE FIGHT AGAINST Man's SLAVERY "One Property" 11:00 ®(5)OCDONEW8 (1]) (35) BENNY HILL 11:30 5(4) (5)0 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the Massachusetts primary are presented, SPECIAL (DO NEWS Results of the Massachusetts primary and a look it the latest occurrences in Iran are presented. (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST (0 (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS 5(17) MOVIE "Chain Lightning" (1950) Humphrey 12:00 0(1) TONIGHT Guest host:e David Brenner. Guests: Pink Lady. 5 BARNABY JONES 12:15 (DO ARC MOVIE "The Initi- atlon Of Sarah" (1978) Kay Lenz, Shelley Winters. 1:10 ( 5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Snow Job" (1972) Joan Claude Killy. Cliff Potts. 1:30 (4) TOMORROW Guest: WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00 S® (5)0(7)0 NEWS 0(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Labor: Its' History" (121 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family," "Take My Drink." 6:30 ® NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (DOABC NEWS (Ti) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie and his friends lake their roles of Robin Hood seriously when they befriend a hobo. 0(10) 1'8 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Labor Unions" 5(17) SOB NEWHART Bob finds a former prof ssor to be a problem when he offers to take over Bob's patients. 5 ® FACE THE MUSIC 10 P.M. MAGAZINE (D0101(EA'8WiLD (tI) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred's buddies turn his house into a pool hall when Lamont buys him a pool table. 0(10) MACNEIL REPORT LEHRER 5(17) SANFORD AND SON "A Little Extra Security" director and writer Marshall 7:30 Brickman. S (I) TIC TAC DOUGH (M (17) NEWS (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED 1:35 GAME 5(17) MOVIE "South Sea (7) 5 H O LL Y W OO D Woman" (1953) Burt LancesQ'JAP tar, Virginia Mayo (ED (35) MAUDE Maude stag2:15 as a tribute to American worn (DO NEWS an for Tuckahoe's bicentennial .ibrati. 2:45 5(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (DO MOVIE "Bad Men 01 Missouri" (B/W) (194 1) Deenhs William Buckley. 5(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Morgan. Jan. Wyman. "Too-Good Edith" 3:40 42 (17) MOVIE "Target *i. PEOPLE Reports Zero" (1956) Richard COnIeS 0 c on consumer Watdxftg CapPsggis Castle. lain Sticky, an eIght-mile foot 405 (Z) S MOVIE "me Gin in race in San Francisco and a Black Stockings" (51W) (1957) mInister who Is also a vsnirtloquilt are Matured. Anne Banoroll, March 5 (5)0 BEYOND WESTWORLD (Premiere) A special security agent (Jim McMullan) Is assigned to stop a scientist's (James Wainwright) efforts to conquer the world with an army of humanoid robots. (DO CIRCLE OF STARS "Doc Severinson" (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Claire" 0(10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "The Most Happy Fella" In Frank Loeser's adaptation of Sidney Howard's play, an aging Napa Valley vineyard owner (Giorgio Tout) lures a young San Francisco waitress (Sharon Daniels) to marry him under false pretenses. 5(17) MOVIE "Run Of The Arrow" (1956) Rod Stelger, BrIan Keith. ATRE "Thu Duchess Of Street Ii" Louisa atteuds Charlie's memorial service and is brought face to face with a problem which could affect her whole way of life. (Part 12 of 16) (12) (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Flames vs. losAngeloskings 11:30 0 (4) TONIGHT Guest host: David Brenner. Guests: Charo. Stephanie Faracy. (1) 0 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTUAN 7)0 THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences in Iran. (11) (35) WILD. WILD WEST 11.45 (DO LOVE BOAT 12:30 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Ruby" (1977) Piper Laurie, Stuart Whitman. 9:00 12:55 (10 MOVIE "White Mama" (Premiere) Bette Davis, Ernest international champion barbershop quartet "Gramma's 5(4) DIFF'RENT STROKES 1)0 BARETTA Arnold fails for an older girl 1:00 who has eyes only for Willis. (A) 5 (4) TOMORROW Guests: Harden Jr. To make ends meet Boys." without having to resort to 1:30 accepting welfare payments, 5(17)l4EW8 an aging widow takes In a streetwise youth as a boarder. CHARLIE'S ANGELS (11) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS 9:30 0(4) HELLO. LARRY 10.00 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT (D O VEGAS Lt. Nelson searches for a man making sadistic attacks on his family. 5(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Miss Forrøt" 10:30 ( I]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 10:45 CH (10) PLEDGE BREAK Rog. ulady scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. 1100 5(4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS 3515ENN HILL (U) 11 5 0 MASTERPIECE THE- 1:35 5(17) MOVIE "Tread Softly, Stranger" (1958) Diana Dors, Terence Morgan. 2:04 (DO NEWS 2:34 (2)O MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Buddy Hackett, Adrienne Barbeau, Maud Adams, Dr. 3:35 5(17) MOVIE "Istanbul" (1957) Errol Flynn, Cornell Borchers. ® MOVIE "Crowhaven Farm" (C) (1970) Hop. Lange, Lloyd Bochner. A woman finds a maelstrom of witchcraft and terror awaiting her when she inherits a New England farm. (1 Hr. 15 Mini,) �- --------. ----- .- -.-.-------- $—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, FsO. fl, mo But Others Available 555 Is TV's Favorite Phone Number DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me why on all TV programs on which someone dials a phone number, they always use the prefix 555? GWEN MCCORMACK, Joplin, Mo. The phone company here says that there is no 555 prefix anywhere, so it's a safe number to use. The public has a strange quirk and likes to dial numbers they see or hear in movies or on TV shows. The phone company says if producers want a more realistic number, it can be supplied, because phone companies everywhere have a reserve of unusued numbers. Once Redd Fnrr -a--nicked r' a number without checking, they say, and it turned out to be a genuine number - "It was a real disaster," the. phone people say. DEAR DICK: I am almost a shut-in, 74 yeazs old. i try to watch TV to pass my time but CBers have taken over and I can't watch my favorite station. I get no clear plc(we, If any at all, and half the time the voices are mixed up. Is there anything that can be done? IDA MEEKS, Michigan City, Ind. By now, you should have gotten a booklet I had the FCC send you, explaining how you can have your TV set shielded againet such interference. In many cases, the FCC says, such shielding is a simple and inexpensive procedure. If that can't be done, the booklet also has a questionnaire for you to fill out, and you then file it with your nearest FCC office (Chicago, In your case) and FCC Investigators will see what they can do. If anybody else has the same problem, write for the booklet to your nearest FCC office - there are 25 of them around the country. DEAR DICK: I recently saw a movie, "Three Little Words," starring Fred Astaire and Red Skelton. There was a song sung by a character named Terry about the days of the week. Can you possibly tell me the name of the song? LAURIE MCGREAL Princeton Junction, N.J. Gale Robbins was the actress who played Terry, and the song she sang was "AU Alone Monday." DEAR DICK: I would like to know If Bess Armstrong the star of last year's CBS series, "on our own" doing a TV show now? She Is my favorite actress. MRS (1O)THEASCEPffOFMAN March 6 "The THURSDAY Ladder that Of Creation" The ______________________________________________ surrounded ____________________________ controversy F LO RI 0 A RUTH T. HUrrULA, Elma, Wash. Bess, certainly a delightful actress and a charming young woman, Is just finishing her first feature film, called "The House Of God," in which she co-stars with Tim Matheson. It's a film about interns in a hospital. No TV plans for her, at the moment. DEAR DICK: Who was the actor who played Lurch on "The Addams Family?" My husband says it was Richard Kiel. I understand the actor who played the part passed away. Is that right? TERRY TOCCO, Tucson, Ariz. you're right. Kiel is the "Jaws" character In the recent James Bond films. It was Ted Cassidy, who died last year, who played Lurch. DEAR DICK: You and othcra have uIIku that "Battlestar Galactia" was cancelled because of "low ratings." I am Inclined to think the so-called "ratings" have nothing to do with the people who watch and want to enjoy TV. "Buck Rogers" Is garbage left on the air by these "ratings." We, the real TV viewers, are being fed a line by the TV producers and the networks. How can we, the real TV viewers, get programs we want Instead of the Junk the networks force on us? ROBERT S. HIGGINS, Nampa, Idaho. The tWO2kS have to use some measure of the success or failure of their shows. If you can come up with a better system than ratings, they will listen to you. In the meantime, ratings are the only game in town. And, much as you may not like to admit it, "Buck Rogers" is, so far, reaching more people than "Battlestar Galactica" did. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me what Dean Martin's orlgln2I name was before he adopted his stage name? MILD,, Paw Paw, P4kb. He was Dino Crocetti in his early years. Darwin's startling theories on i forces with an aging fighter eolution is examined with II pilot (Buster Crabbe) and a journeys to the Welsh country- lLsiui SUNSHINE STATE JJ doctor (Macdonald Carey) to side and the jungles of the 6:00 save Earth from a massive Amazon. NEWS attack. (Part 1) (R) 10:30 14(10) EARTH, SEA AND (1)0 DISNEYLAND'S 25TH SKY "Ground Water" ANNIVERSARY Danny Keys is (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 12) (17) CAROL BURNETT host for a musical visit to the 11 AND FRIENDS Guest: Maggie legendary California wonder- • (4) (5)0 7J U NEWS Smith. land with guests including (lt(35) BENNY HILL Michael Jackson, The Osmond 6:30 4 (10) ROGER CORMAN: Brothers and Adam Rich. U (4) NBC NEWS HOLLYWQOD'S WILD ANGEL M 0 MORK & MINDY (5)0 CBS NEWS 2) (17) LAST OF THE WILD (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Say 'Night Stálkers" ABC NEWS Good-Bye To Jennifer" (II) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH B, 11:30 (10) FLORIDA PRIMARY: ney organizes a rescue party when Andy and Helen are AN INSIDE LOOK This local U (I) TONIGHT Guest host: trapped in a cave by a land. Special takes the viewer behind David Brenner. Guests: Susan the scenes of running the F'OI- Anton, The Hudson Brothers, Dr. Michael Fox. Ca (10) EARTH. SEA AND da presidential primary. (M(17) MOVIE "The Spiral () 0 COLUMBO SKY "Earthquakes" (121(17) BOB NEWHART Bob Road" (1962) Rock Hudson, (Z)O THE IRAN CRISIS: assumes the burden of a alme Burt Ives. A doctor discovers AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A that he can't report when a both medical progress and look at the latest occurrences patient confesses to grand faith while working in the Jun. In Iran. (11) (35) WILD, WILD WEST gles of Batavia. (12)(17) MOVIE 7.00 6:30 (DO BENSON Governor 11:45 (4) FACE THE MUSIC Gatling's father arrives for a (DO POLICE WOMAN (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE visit which may become a per. 12:55 DO JOKER'S WILD (111(35) SANFORD AND 0011 manent stay and a major head- (DO BARETTA Fred donates a collection of ache for Benson. 1:00 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- 0(4) TOMORROW Guests: rare Jazz albums to a music library in order to got • tax STAIRS "Tug Of War" Hazel Dick Gregory; writer Not Initiates a delicate scheme to Hentoff. CR (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER have James transferred from 1:15 the General Staff to "real" REpom. (5)O BLACK SHEEP SQUAD0(17) SANFORD AND 5f4 soldiering. RON Lamont leaves home after Fred 900 1:35 refuses to allow a seivity nsit 0(4) QUINCY Quincy finds a (17) NEWS group to most at the Sanford fortune In stolen diamonds hid. home. 1:40 HOURS: Mon. . Sit. 4 tI closing den ina corpse. (R) 0(17) MOVIE "California (5)• BAP.NABY JOHN SHOWS: Wed. . Set. 9 to dosing Conquest" (1952) Cornet (7) BARNEY (I) TIC TACDOUGH Wild., Teresa Wright.. (S) S THE NEWLYWED (TJ)( ) DINAHI HAPPY HOUR: Mon. • Fri. 4 tI $ pa. Cohost: Fernando Lamas. . GAME M . 10 (DO NEWS 65S$10 NAME THAT . C!) • SOAP The Tate family TUNE 2:34 (U)(35) MAUDE Mude dia. get a flew butler (Roscos Lee (DO MOVIE 1010 Stat. Street In Into covers that her nephew's "free Browne) ww Ba left ISSiIS Fear" (BIW) (1942) Orson and easy" lifestyle is just a Walker that theiriffaW IS over. the Sanford Plaza Wailes. Joseph Cotten, lO)TO$NOUNCED cover-up for his lack ofrespon. 3:15 siblilty. 323.9451 10:00 (121(17) MOVIE "Miss Sadie (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: • (4) ROCKFORD FILES Thompson" (1954) Jose Ferrer, Sarah Vaughan. (Part I of 2) () 5 KNOTS LANDING Rita Haywoqth. 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Karen and Sid have very differ3:56 4.00 ant reactions to the news that MOVIE "Armored Car 0 Q SUCK ROGERS IN THE Karen 15 pregnant. p,yU (5/W) (1950) Charles 25Th CENTURY Buck loins (D020! 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Teachers Win Hurricane Pay Fight By DAVID ,%I. RAZIER The school calendar set aside Nov. 2 as an "inHerald Staff Writer serxice day," a day teachers would work while A five-month fight between the Seminole students stayed borne. County School Board and the Seminole Education SEA Executive Director Bill Moore S'll(I the • • 1 • .. . Association ()A is expected iO muI iutS %'.eex, associations executive board has already agreed I . • ' to ' 'I' with wiw the board's uoaru s negotiator agreeing iiiC to sign the proposed settlement, which is the one teachers , original proposal concerning I d} the union originally suggested hack in November. .,lost to Hurricane David. Board President Allan Keeth said the board Negotiators for the board and the SEA have "knew of the proposal and has no particular signed a tentative agreement saying' teachers will objection to it. be paid for Sept. 4, the day the schools were Sources said the board approved of the offer at closed due to the storm. In addition, the teachers • an executive session last week with negotiator would not have their schedule extended by a day Ernest Cowley. to make up for Nov. 2, the day both students and Although the teachers had been suggesting the teachers came to school. lost day should just be forgotten because teachers ' ••' Afghans Rel" ect Neutrality Offer By United Press International "The present crisis situation can be The Soviet-installed regime of Babrak resolved by means of an immediate end Karmnal has rejected a Western to outside interference and to the armed diplomatic effort to guarantee aggiessiun aguiitst Afghanistan," Tass Afghanistan's neutrality in return for the said. withdrawal of Russian troops from the Karmal and the Soviets have asserted country. the outside interference" as the work In a Persian New Year's address of the United States, China, Isreal and reported by the Soviet News agency Pakistan. lass, Karmal also appealed for friendly It does not appear Karmal s appeal for relations with neighboring Iran. friendly relations with Iran will be lass said Karmal "resolutely con- warmly accepted by Tehran. In a New Year's speech in Tehran, tlemnned" the diplomatic proposal Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr initially made by Britain and later supported by the members of the Friday warned the Soviet Union it must withdraw its troops From Afghanistan Common Market. "Questions related to Afghanistan," he "whether you like it or not." stressed, "can only be decided by the He said Iran "could not tolerate the Afghan people and its government presence of your armed forces in our themselves," the news agency said. neighborhood." Karma! said, "The fraternal Moslem Under the proposal, Afghanistan's ties between Afghanistan and Iran ... neutrality would be internationally guaranteed in exchange for the with. require these countries to live in con- had to make Up the work at home they would have that if a make-up day is to be scheduled. teachers County on a similar situation. done at school on Nov. 2, the board has, for the should receive a tlav's pay for the work they were leetli said he had no idea how much the past five months demanded a day be added to the forced to make up at home. negotiations, arbitration and court action had tt1i(JIers work schedules. tt the district. But Moore said both sides had • .uoan Jr. Soon after negotiations on the matter started, • In February, board attorney •, • , • , , •, . . s)lit the 614 cost of the l'Fflt arbitrator. He . attempted to block the ot arbitrator's s report ia the board declared an impasse, and an arbitrator estimated the board had spent an additional $200 injunction • Judge t ,(• ,. was called in by the Public Employees Relations on the basis the issue was not • ! to $31WJ on lawyer's expenses, a cost similar to the WØI subject for Commission (PE RC) as called for in the '' ' cost arotration. .icirIt.or rejected '' u it .mr,uno. • - of the o lion to the Lsskiation teachers' contract. saying s ing matters of this nature are up to the state I h tentative ill not formally go But the board attempted to block arbitration, decide be fore arbitration begins. LIIS. into effect until approved and signed by both the well as fighting the SEA's two contract arbitrator to ueue l-.\ '& utm es and the members of the school grievances and an unfair labor practice action. Keeth said Friday the injunction request 11:1(1 The union's unfair labor practice action said been intended as a stalling action by the board. tward. the board acted improperly when it unilaterally lie said the board had decided to wait for the Keeth and Moore said both bodies will pass the changed the calendar without negotiations, and results of arbitration under way in Bradford agreement without objection. ••'•! ___________ . ." J7. . - * a - ' • • • . i.-."; . _, -• -' - . : ., . / '' : . . / •. •- -. •. .. -- - .. • . - •. •... - Herald Photu by Torn ,...coal ZOOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE the •il head Start program enjoy a recent tour of Sanford's Central Florida i(s). At left, -. ,, - . •, -• .:.' :-. . •. • takes a gander at a goose. Above, a proud w - . 4 ' _• -•---' An Orlando man has been found not Williams asked Miss Brown to stand . .,... ,guilty of stealing a suit from an , and identify herself. When she admitted ' Altamonte Springs store, but his going to the juror's home and making the M girlfriend will be spending the next week request, Williams sentenced her to serve in the count) jail after admitting she seven days in jail for contempt tried to talk to a juror about the case at lie then turned down Greene's move his home. for a mistrial, and sent the jury out to About three hours after they declared decide Evans' fate. themselves hopelessly deadlocked, Assistant States Attorney Don MarSeminole County circuit court jury blestone, prosecutor in the case, said members sent back for further Miss Brown may possibly face charges of :' deliberations cleared Eddie L. Evans, 32, jury tampering or attempted jury of Orlando on charges he walked into the tampering. Montgomery Ward store in the InterDuring the defense's presentation in state Mall and ran out with a three-piece the case Thursday, Evans attempted to suit under his shirt on June 30. fire Greene and introduce questions of The jury reached its verdict after a his own. Following Williams' intwo-day trial during which it saw Evans structions, Evans wrote down about 45 attempt to fire his attorney Thomas questions he said he wanted asked. Greene of the Public Defender's office; Williams ruled all but one of them .. interrupt proceedings on several oc- improper, agreeing to ask Evans how old casions to demand he be allowed to ask he was when he was on the stand, Ids own questions of witnesses; and saw But Evans jumped up several more Evans' girlfriend Linda Brown of times during the proceedings, asking to Orlando taken out of the courtroom and be allowed to represent himself. Judge . off to jail after she admitted trying to Williams turned down his request. .• speak with a juror at his home. Evans was convicted last November of As the jury entered the courtroom a similar theft on June 2 from the same Friday morning to receive its in- store, Greene said, adding in this case, structions on the law, one juror reported security guards who said they saw a man to Judge Voile Williams that Miss Brown steal a suit, did not get a good enough had knocked on his door Thursday night look at him to identify him properly. and asked if she, could discuss the Case Secondly, the car which carried away the man and suit turned out to be owned with him, The juror told Judge Williams he by a woman who testified she did not refused, following Instructions on how he even know the defendant, Greene said. was supposed to behave during the trial. -DAVID L RAZLER -5- • • - ,. • itt.. .. -". •. . - - 't•• ' "'•t . " .., p 'M' • a •', '-; .3 .•. . ., •. - ,' . . " - 'vz•- - ._ --, •.. -- ,..,,,. . — • . ., . •..'p. . • -- • •ey. , - - • .- ______ • . . - •,. - - ..•' •'.. .. - ..,. I . • • - . •. , I\ P -, .. '-. -. ''•' . .. .. - . 1: V. ; • - standing. Man Innocent In Theft , But Girlfriend Is Jailed i • 4.• ____- drawn! of Soviet troops who Invaded the dittona of brotherhood and mutual undercountry In force beginning last Dec. 27. " • peacock shows his true colors to the children. . .-. • . .- At right, Terrence .Rogers l)ets a guinea pig Below left Rosalyn Leach holds a New Zealand rabbit. - . • • . ..' / - . - - -. . • .- • - -. -n - - -• ,. - . ,,, - . . . . • - - - ••. . . . of • . . • / . ,• i , Il - • . o d nn ay By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaflWrfter • Terry Bennett, who has been trying to build a home on Pine Circle Drive In Lake Mary for more than a year and has run afoul ' city building codes numerous times during the year, may finally be solving his problems. Lake Mary City Manager Phd Kulbes told the city councfl last week that Bennett and a builder friend, are correcting construction deficiencies In the house In rapid order, two weeks ago told Bennett to have The city IC 11 before his current building permit deficiencies council due in 40 days. expires. E xpiration is Kulbes a week ago issued violations to be corrected before new construction can begin again on the house. Previously 17 deficiencies were pointed out to Bennett by Kulbes and Building Inspector Vince Butler and those deficiencies have been corrected. - The city council had begun condemnation proceediW on the Bennett structure before Bennett appealed for the remaining time left on his building permit. Kulbes and Butler told the council several weeks ago that - / - b or t - tt 4.tr... Yd Bu* 11d Lake Ma Home Action Reports 2A Hospital ... ........ .... 2A Bridge -- - - -------during personal Inspections of the house's second story the position. Councilman Gene McDonald declined and his .......... .. '' building swayed from side to side and appeared to present a , co colleagues agreed. ,, Classified Ads 4-511 Religion •• SC hazard. "I really meant t. i un against changing the quota, Comics 6C School Menus . .. ... 7C Kulbes said it Is likely the deficiencies will be corrected McDonald said. ''-. ii ttaway is chai Dear Abby ..............2C Sports. -... i-3B within the 40 days. The legislative delegation of WijiCu r man wU'iUjfl, L'.114 6% Television 7C Mayor Walter Sorenson says Bennett has Indicated he will voted earlier this month to sponsor legislation reducing the .............. -3A Weather 2A sue the city if the house is condemned for building code quota as requested by the Sendnole County League of Civic Florida violations. Nearby property owners are saying they will sue Associations. the city If the structure, built mostly with used wood, Is allowed Larry Cole, president of the league, said the fear is that the The Central Florida Air Show to stand, Sorenson said. more than 30 new liquor licenses to be available in Seminole In other business, the council has delayed action on the County next year as a result of the éensus and under the was held Saturday and continues paving of Evansdaile Road until Kulbes can write to owners of current quota will cause a proliferation of nude entertainment or property fronting the street. Kulbes Is to ask the property establishments in the county. Reducing the quota is expected Y owners if they are willing to pay the W,000 estimated costs for to limit new licenses to about 12. open at 9 a.m. Sunday for the second the paving The limitation would not affect hotels, motels, restaurants City Engineer Paul Porter said one-sixth of the project cost and private clubs. and final day of the show, which Is for the paving of intersections and the construction of conThe council adopted a resolution accepting a federal grant of features the Blue Ang crete approaches to driveways. The approaches are to contain $26,518 from the the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 9els flying team drainage swales. Porter said asphalt could not be substituted (EPA)for a study on the city's proposed sewer. system. The See page 2A for a rt on for the concrete where the drainage swales must be included, city must provide percent of the study costs. th r unusualI group - 0I fil s. anothe Sorenson asked th' council at the request of State Rep. Kulbes said the study is a necessity before federal funding Robert Hathaway, D-Altamonte Springs, to "rethink" it. can be received by the city for the sewer system. — er - �12A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 23, 1910 llLtd'• Evening Herald, Sanford, FIREMEN WORK TO FREE MAN I NMON IN BRIEF Seminole County fireKeith I - BRIEF vance .. Cain, 24, of 152 Bethune Circle, Sanford, from his car following ' lit iO L bi £ ii0r • : In U.N. Vote On Israel . •••••••• • : •-. - - - ; Z. . ... - •• 'r': W'..•:. L-' •-: : ' ' . •.• . - £ • .. • • ' ' . -•. •-• . • ,.. . . •.' / • in policy. At issue is the resolution approved in the U.N. Security Council three weeks ago condemning Israeli settlements in occupied Arab territories, calli ng for th e settlements to be dismantled and urging no more building be done. • •' ......, :•• !;$f *.. - / • / / i• Virginia Tower Blast Kills 7 COVINGTON, Va. (UPI) "jaws of life" before they were able to lift him free of the wreck', ' After a day at Semi. note Memorial, Cain was transferred to Orlando for further treatment. Herald Photo by David M. RaZier •. American hostages in Iran, the United States had no intention of breaking relations with han. He said such a move had been discussed but it was rejected "because we continue to see some purpose in the status quo" Hostage Sees Bloodless End BOGOTA, Colombia (U!!) — The leader of the LeR&SLI noiurng i aipiomEs hostage has vowed his urban guerrillas are Prepared to maintain their siege at the Dominican Embassy for a "long time." At the same time Friday, U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio, one of the hostages, said the captives believe the 25.day4d standoff will end without bloodshed. Asencio, 48, told UP! in a brief telephone interview he and the other hostages "have hope that everything wIU it right." • come all . $4,000 In Valuables Stolen time. Thieves forced their way into a Sanford antique shop Thursday night, leaving with more than $4,000 in valuables, deputies report. Burglars broke into Bridges Antiques and Auction, 901 W. First St., Sanford, through a side door, say deputies. When they left, they took with them a $3,000 gold necklace, two gold-plated fl-caliber pistols and an antique clock, a loss incompleted store and attempting to take more than $100 in goods from It. The pair will be formally arraigned on the charges Tuesday. ARRESTS IN BREAKIN Two Orlando men were held in lieu of $1,000 bail each Friday on charges they attempted to burglarize a store under constore at the corner of state roads 436 and 434 in Altamonte Springs by City police. They are charged by police with driving a vehicle into the _ Nancy Gazio told deputies thieves pried open a rear window of the home some time between 5 and 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, searching several rooms and taking $4,888 in jewelry, a television, radios and the quarters. ' YEARS YOUNG • Bettie Ashley holds a brightly decorated cake to mark her 100th birthday, which she celebrated last week, A resident of the - and is visited daily by her daughter. A . _____ - • -.- p$ . _ - / L '-'J'' .'-- •••, ______ / - ' ' - •. •..:-• % f-" . • NIMORIAI. uucs ii ___ ADMISSIONS Hsnry sreen Wadis Davis j HI P. Mealts • Icoil ONes cardyce P~ NMI* L. wlIIlsms •. Isbln Issls p1N51 Marie Truu. Oaflsna Helm Tells. asftw. I. KsIlilsi AMII,, O,'aripe City brother. "Philosophically we're very much alike," Bush said. "When we get into a particular issue or bill he and I have been on opposite sides a few times. But his side usually carried a little more weight since he was voting in Congress and I was making loans, p497 Close-shaving Sunbeam Shavemaster' Sur,'r thu ••Pri in(I hp.sd th .nci; 11 fri)', I rn 7- In Orlando Bendectin Trial ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) -Both sides claim victory In a federal jury's verdict that an international pharmaceutical company must pay $20,000 to an - Orlando couple who say a morning-sickness drug deformed their son. Elizabeth and Michael Mekdeci had asked the jury to find Merrell Richardson Inc., liable for $10 million damages. They claimed David Mekdeci was born deformed five years ago because Mrs. Mekdecl took Bendectin to fight nausea during her pregnancy. Their nine-week trial was under scrutiny because 30 million pregnant women around the world have taken Bendectin. A number of similar lawsuits are pending. HRS Offers Medicaid Plan TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services is recommending a multi-million-dollar Medicaid improvement plan, Including better care for children and pregnant women. HRS released an 800-page, two-volume report Friday recommending increased medical services; higher fees for doctors and dentists; better community and home-based assistance programs to keep as many elderly persons as possible out of nursing homes, and pooling of state and local money so more federal dollars can be matched. HRS also promised to work closely with the Medicaid fraud and control unit being established in Auditor General Ernest Ellison's office. Flying Joneses Keep Fun- In The FamiIy By GAY PAULEY and craft over 90,000 pounds, she said. The cockpit, the two teach flying including Cop.education and she soloed the same year. Two UP! Senior Editor planes mostly are jet but some prop jets (OIL They also teach seaplane flying on Lake years later she had received all her ratings; NEW YORK (UP!) -Claudia Jones, one of qualify. Meade. St taughtpOrtlier Carol to fly and the - the few women flying commercial jets, Claudia taught or is teaching all five of her transportation "We have about 55 members of the 110 or so was solved Mrs, predicts that one day soon we will board a qualified women, worldwide," she said. stePChildren to fly. Kathy, 29, has her air Jones still doesproblem occasional nightclub op., flight with an allwoman cockpit crew. And no Several well-known foreign carriers have transport rating (Commercial) and is flight pearances, writes sophisticated country. On. WIII everllnk. engineer with western Airlines. Next step in western music, women in use àocicpits. and is head of 11'JSAV, iw "Actually,! understand this already has "I think we're going to see a lot of women seniority will be copilot. CotpThOb and recording IA*Her r.corc occurred," said Mrs. Jones, member of a Coming into the ranb now, as more and more Bart, 24,Isa chid mechanlcand pilot ofboth Irichelt "Always Lasving Tomorrow' and,, family in which everyone — nine, count are getting used to handling jet equlpment" fixed wing and copters. Kevin, 32, Is WOtldfl$ '"fl Lavin' Is Never the Same." MUSAV l — them—la taking flying lesson.. "I don't recall , ,, W IflCSVl1UOfl, what else! 'rl ; the Instance, but !knàw I read or heard about is Immediate past president rating and Is flying for a COnStrUCtIOn hen it come, to priorities, flying wil "But w It." of the International Women's Helicopter Pilots pSi?. Melanie, 19, Is studying flying while she always be pg," Sim ad& ' believe I'th Mrs. Jones, 35, a bsautlful Moods, is not a Assocjatia (Whirly Girls, Inc.) works In passenger service In El Paso, and doing something I love so mwh woman pilot pushing for more women In the She began with Continental in May ltTI as is Job, 10,15 taking fb,lns lemons. DISCHARGES Managing her schedule must call for super : $anrd: • cockpit. She looks at any pilot from the second officer (flight engineer) and In April "Ia thsr"uidMrs Jones. organization. Mark C. been standpoint of skill and qualifications, not sex. 1978 moved on to copilot. Cockpit crw 11 ' Her brother, Graham SImpson, years her brnard P. Harrill A member of the IS, a woman plIotV: As a OK abs has logged more than 9,10 01. up by seniority, the said. So one day It should junior, Is a captain with Gem State10Airlines Marcella Jckssn (to otganizadon founded by Amelia Earhart, sh NsItis R. MiftIr flying hours, Is liceisead to fly multl.e00se he Captain Claudia Jones. be rn.i Golden Gate), which calls Itself and Kathy once new In the Powder Puff Derb Midiell I. Mor..n croft, and has Instrument and Instructor Mrs. Jones was In New York recently to the MtlCll'5 IE(Nt IflDUtor carrle. Osvld W. Van Ness and finished 11th a mong III p&. acgG1amcrmip1se'shcnorasoneoft Uwe C. Culkim ml baby ,IrI Her father, Graham Simpson, of Mrs. Jones manages four heinu She and "I'm not what you'd call a Irninist," saId 10 outstanding working women of - illS. Washington, Ga., Nrnsrd H. Leanarl, Debary 100 mIles east of Alwta, her 11119bandare remoddingsn add*hoie on WWfres Coul.u, Dena Mrs. Jones. "I'm just one of those peObe Because of her flight schedule, the Interview was an Air Force pilot In World War IL You a 41..cre ferns new the Mexican béder; th Jeans. Cennelly, DsIlses who've gone out and done things. But the was Ieted by tokpbansfromMnicoCtty. ca Sit•$lki P. LOlsiøflJ in the tIsgi have an #pwt=ld Only 11" Miniges ftm an thy womeis's movement certainly helped pave the t1sU The Joneses, of El Peso, Texas, lu Vegas Mrs. Jones started out as "uskian. El Piso airport, a house In Lao Vegas and IsleS. Hii. Osneva way for woman being occupied In flying. I and Mt. Charleston, Nov.. aid other points 83w majored in music it Florida State another at Mt Q.rIthn, 40 miles outside the JSC1IVO Wart LAO Vmm couldn't have done 19 ysse's ago what I!m west are genuine jetaeusrs. %413. doug now. Mod of them fly pluses to family reunion.. and thlll7 with affIndfor nseda nlgt4elub "I only worry about one at a time," She alt "An airlines may lock at you as a woman Sm own their own craft for short and lopg act, "oland (lavila — the UvIng " 'it doem't seem like a chor, that way." But you hay, to be qualified My training was hauls And everyone in the family Is Into Mrs. Jones Is both a vocal and I.. Us Said bat as mn'mnber of a cockpit crOW no different from that of the mat." aviation. else p10)1 a Iimiutj abs had never sees any distilagation be. Mrs. Jones, bond ID El Pass, Tonsi, Is a Husband Hal, licensed commercially and L.0g5 lock the two meNofboli*awoman "althuughl take sees. copilot with Continental Airlines, flying also cI-tfied as a Federal Aviation Agency women and the up flying hec thee. back-sc musicians had Beft (FAA) Inspector, used to fly for Ibhes problems getting from one erggrment to Use goodiahr-Od "You ask about Ilnp ilk. diacrnat,. "ISA Plus 21", uith stands for Intereatiousl Aviation Service. Now he and his wife own next. 'Ow obdmoving van jiat was 1~ molonger $.cW AmIIstkm of Woman AirUas Pilots, p &lverStMsHMlcopiam, bc., which serves the practical," she alt '1 gres aId I was the we all beds langt) at ourselves is me flight. captain wa MU4.diui, I was Ike womsb 11 diarW mr'ilvs. ISA's mnsinbf.U, is Ia Vegas area. M to taks the hem." 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Fuller Warren, Brure has been elected four times unopposed and woo election.. ne held elective office in the county longer thus any has other iakvlduaL Soon after her last election In 1011 Mrs. Bruce aaI do would retire after this current term. But with the o9wvl' card voft s)stsm Initiated several monthe ago in t county,th. sad thWoild1lketo1taYsi1IflOmC* for M lt another few-year term to yost with the pystea Li' iiaLa• j bruce i 96 Efferdent Denture Tablets: 997 .0 < Your Net fl west con ive' 1y. Our 1977 ____ _______ Se Pka. of 12 , omIIIa Bruc.S..ks - lie, Ism '., suggestive remarks, but denies he ever tried to make sex a condition of their employment. During testimony at a day4ong hewing Friday, the -' 48-year-old lawmaker said be may have patted aides and tried to kiss them, but never fondled, exposed himself or made other sexual advances as had been Alleged. "Pve done patting on the leg — but it's pretty clu.e to the knee... I don't go around private parts if that's - what you're talking about," Flinn said In response to questioning by Rep. Steve Psjdc D4ackscnville. aeaea - ______ -- Enjoy qood apacking , - Each ,. .. _____ 'I AO *.'' ,flA', AO 'IO?( -- - - - - - - - - - - - ___ , 1j .rfiW5IIl1i Both Sides Claim Victoiy __ -, _ - • .,. I INFLORIDA BRIEF Plans for conatnicticm of a warehouse actAction on a site plan for six townhouses ditlon on Cornwall Road, for an addition to a the planned unit development in Sonora was building at the Sanford Airport a!d for a new tabled until the board can receive a ndlnj professional building were approved by the from the city on what constitutes a townhouss. Sanford Planning and Zoning (P & 2) Corn. Arestforathangethhoepisxjintt mission, development plan of Hidden Lake, Phase II. The24,0004quare100t warehouse addition is Unit!, which Includes 95 lots, was denied by to be the third and fourth phase of devçlop' the board. mont at 901 Cornwall Road. The developer's representative, Tommy me 6,300.eciare400t addition at the airport Peterson, asked that the garages and carport$ is thbeonthe northside of building4o11oj beeliminatedthaomeofthe homes to be j1t between 29th Street and 30th Street and betSix different house plans are to be built ii ween MellonvIUe and Carrier Avenues. the section, containing from 1,000 to 1,26* The site of the professional office building square feet. Residents of Hidden Lake oppoeed contalns one acre and iz part of Lot 25,Lake the change. Minnie Estates. It is located on the north side The board also recommended approval of 4 of Lake Mary Boulevard between the entrance reied from Ingrid Zier hut to permit the sal to Hidden Lake and the Wekiva Animal of alcoholic beverages for consumption on 111 Hospital. • premises of the Sanford House Restaurant At the same time, P & Z recommended the The city commission will make th e fina city commission approve rezoning from decl4ilon cm this request. apar tment district to general commercial Jerry Rutledge was granted approval to district for the property located at 818 Sanford operate a commercial painting business from Avenue. The property is planned for use as Ms tune at 508 Myrtle Ave. antique and floral design shops. — DONNA ESTES HOSPITAL NOTES SRMINO But he wouldn't mind sacrificing some of his relaxed comfort to be the president's -: w 1'I Bush enjoys his privacy in the comfortable house he shares with his wife and two children in the fashionable suburb of Ladue. He spent 16 years with the Hartford National Bank in Connecticut being mo'ing to Missouri and appears content with the more laid-back environment. -- I Sanford Zone Commission Approves Buildin Plans ! ''• " _ was really excited about." Bush admits he is less flashy than the brother of a certain candidate four years ago, and concedes he is "boring" when compared to Billy Carter. "it makes me a little more visible than I would like," he said of the campaign. "Everybody likes his privacy." '''i8,j•a''.Sa4 struction in Altamonte Springs. Clyde McDonald, 29 , and Willie Green, age unknown, both of Orlando, were arrested early Friday morning at the Scotty's ___ h brother, including how he buzzed a family retreat in Maine while he was a pilot in World War Ii. A Yale graduate like his brother, Bush describes George as a talented baseball player who caught pop flies behind his back to please the crowd. The presidental campaign and constantly being in the public eye have not changed his brother, he said, aside from the addition of a few gray hairs. "We talk all the time," Bush said. "I think he checks in with all the family. lie called the other night and we chatted for 20 minutes or so. But it's getting awfully hard to get him the other way." Bush, who spent five months helping get his brother's campaign off the ground, acts now as more of a spokesman for the local campaign headquarters. And that's the way he likes it. "I don't want to get business and politics mixed up," he said. "I've been very careful about that. I probably don't spend any more time working on political matters now than I would assuming somebody was here that I C. Rendtorff, health officer for the Memphis-Shelby County Health Department. "It will take three to four days to get the test results." ALTAMONTE BURGLARS GET TV AND QUARTERS Almost $5,000 in goods, including $110 in uncirculated Bicentennial quarters, were taken from an Altamonte Springs home Tuesday, deputies say. totaling $4,150, they say. Home, Bettie has lived in Sanford for 20 years AREA READINGS (9 sin.): temperature: 57; overnight low: 50; yesterday's high: 83; barometric pressure: 30.01; ___ ___ dity: 44 percent; winds: north at 13m.p.h. relative humi SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 1:00 am,, 1:37 p.m.; lows, 7:29 am., 6:41 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: high_ s, 1:01 am., 1:29 p.m.; lows, 7:20 am., 6:32 p.m.; 7:17 am., 5:40 p.m.; lows, 12:29 am. BAYPORT: i MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEAQ1 highs, 2:11 am., 2:43 pin.; lows, 8:30 am., 8:49 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: ghs, 2:03 am., 2:31 p.m.; lows, 8:20 am., 8:40 pin.; RAYPORT highs, 9:20 am., 7:10 p.m.; lows, 1:53 a.m., 2:29 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. AiuUue to Japiter kisi, Out 00 Wes: A sin'11 craft advisory Is in effect winds northwest 15 to 20 knots tOday dicreasing to northerly around 15 knots tonight and becoming northeast 10 to 15 knots Swidar. Seas fist fleer eliot. and Ito $ I.it offshore. Seas decreasing to S tO fist tonight. a11 AREA FOIECAfl: &m and mild today and Sunday. Clear and cool again tonight, Hlghslnthelow7fl today and the upper 71s Sunday, Law tonight ID do un 4k Winds nortbsrly 15 miles an hour today diminishing tonight. Bush paused long enough to toss another log on the dwindling fire, "People are saying George's experience is wide but shallow. They're saying that's the way his support Is. I think everybody is shooting at him instead of the front-runner because they believe he is the competition. Reagan is after him because he thinks George is the only one who can beat him." Bush, 14 years younger than his brother, has been active in every election since 1960. But this one is different, "Certainly the intensity of interest is greater this time," he said. "You lose sleep over this one, "You race for the newspaper to see who's swinging at him now. And you agonize over that but we've been around politics long enough because our dad was in the Senate that we're not afraid of it. But you do hate to see derogatory things about your brother that you know daum well aren't true." Bush, taking off his glasses while he pours another cup of coffee, is rolling now. He recalls childhood memories of his formula for high-risk infants produced by Wyeth Laboratories was under way today after an unidentified fungus was found growing In three cans of the liquid milk substitute, Shelby County health-officials - said. Tests were begun Friday to determine the origin of the fungus, which was found in three cans of formula during routine health department tests. Test results on other cans of formula from the two lots are expected next week. "This is a slow-growing organism," said Dr. Robert Sanford Antique Shop Hit By Burglars Sanford Nursing WEATHER Is No Billy Carter MEMPHIS, Term (UPI) - The recall of two lots of Sakharov Backers Expelled MOSCOW (UP!) — Two outspoken supporters of human rights activist Andrei Sakhsrov have been expelled from the prestigious Union of Soviet Writers for their defense of the exiled dissident, sources say. Felix Sv.tov, author of "Open The Gate For Me," and Zili Babionlslieva, 70, both signed an open letter protesting Sakharov's arrest and exile to Gorky, a closed industrial city 250 miles east of Moscow, the sources said Friday. Svetov, whose book was recently wisi.ct in Weds wrote a scathing letter to the union calling Sakharov "one of the ms wônde'fuJ people of our A fiberglass storage ST. LOUIS (UP!) — The snow was falling outside, the fire in the fireplace was burning steadily and William "Bucky" Bush was holding court on one of his favorite topics: George Bush. "The two things that make him an outstanding human being are his ability to relax and his sense of humor," he said between sips of hot, black coffee, "I'm very proud of him and the job he's done." Bucky Bush, a more rumpled, chunkier version of George Bush, is, at 41, the youngest of the presidential candidate's three brothers. Bucky, the president of Boatmen's National Bank, Is also one of his brother's biggest boosters, "If it gets down to a two or three-man race, I think George can win it," Bush said. "I don't think (Ronald) Reagan has the staying power. He's a competent man and was a good governor but when it gets right down to it, I don't think the people of the United States are going to buy someone who will be 70 years old In his first year in office. I just don't think they'll buy it." Sunday, March 23, 910—lA Wyeth Recalls Baby Formula diplomatic and defense advisers. In Washington, State Department spokesman David Passages said despite the stalemate over the — Brother tower at the paper mill exploded and burned Saturday, killing four men and three women and injuring a number of others. Westvaco Co. spokesman Andy Dresser said the victims were employees of the International Reinforce Plastic Co., a South Carolina contractor. The workers were refining the inside of the tower in the plant's bleaching division when it exploded. Dresser said there were numerous injuries, with many believed serious. He said officials were withholding the names of the dead and Injured pending notification of relatives. car with pneumatic ' - . -• away the roof of Cain' I Suspected Major Mob Boss Gunned Down In PhIlIp PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — Angelo Bruno, considered by federal law enforcement officials to be one of nine major mob bosses in the country, was gunned down Friday night while sitting in a car In front of his ; home, authorities said. Bruno's driver, John Stanfa, South Philadelphia, who was wounded in the 9:50 p.m. attack, was taken to St. Agnes Hospital, police said. His condition was not known Immediately. Police said Bruno and Stanfa apparently had just pulled up in front of Bruno's house in South Philadelphia when they were shot. Firemen had to cut I / . outside of Sanford. Cain was in serious cor4ition early Satin'. day in Florida Ho,. ital Orlando's inten. sive care unit with Ial multipleInjuries. orsk Bridges, 72, a passen. ger in the pickup truck which hit Cain's car (after Cain's Mustang turned out of control in front of its path) re mained in satisfactory condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital; 7 - " - I / -. Carter To Aid Ailing Shah lengthy" discussion In a relaxed setting with his ,4. ,•• ' He dismissed the idea America's commitment to Israel Is weakening, saying t here has been no change A White House aide said it wits not to be considered a crisis meeting, but Carter wanted "an informal and •, 1 - WASHINGTON (I'P!) — President Carter says the United States will help to provide medical care for the deposed shah of Iran, apparently leaving the door open to treating the shah in an American military hospital Panama. Carter, spending his 74th weekend at Camp David, summoned the National Security Council and a top aide to discuss the nation's Asian 'crises at the presidential retreat today. .i • : . WASHINGTON (UP!) Secretary of State Cyrus Vance says there was no "devilish plot" involved in the U.N. vote flap concerning Israel, but he will not provide details to Congress of the decision tha t led to the vote and its reversal. "1 assure you there was no underhanded, scurrilous, devilish plot whatsoever," he told the House For Affairs Committee Friday. : a collision Thursdayofl State Road 48A, just Bush's Fl. Time Zero Film, 12.1$ Flashbar 2-Pack, 2.95 MT. 005* KISSIMMIE LEESIUNG SANFORD DELANO I? GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER U S HWY 192 - VINE ST AT THACPcER AVE NORTH CITRUS BLVD AT U 5 HY W 441 & 27 US H'Y 11 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD 1 201 SOUTH v'OODLANO bLVO WEST OSLABSI 2155 WEST COLONIAL NEAR TFVAS..AVE_ • S.C. OILMO0 1801 SOUTH SEMORAN — AT rJJQor • - EAST COLONIAl. S. ORLANDO CASSELSERRY ALTAMONTI SPRINIS HERNOON PLAZA ACROSS 1825 S ORANGE BLOS TRAIL AT SAND LAKE RD U S' 11-92 NEXT TO JAI -ALA, FRONTON FOREST CITY RD . fS -- • i W HY W .A3 aLT ii '-a . �-- 4A—Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. _.•_._,••t - Sunday, March 23, iWO 10-Pound Mexican Onions Tornado Season Is Here . 111W Delight San Diego Officer .. ~O k. t For I IL SAN DIEGO (UP!) — sketched on a scrap of paper. Every now and then Bill He told Garcia to concentrate An imaginative Agriculture the 10-pound on the sym bols and that after Ministry official took up Robinson takes ?, : onion out of his freezer and a period of time, the Garcia's cha llenge to prove TALLAHASSEE, Fla. "message" would become his crop-growing prowess in a contemplates It. (UP!) The air this time of . Behind the gargantuan clear, t hen walk ed away. grow-off against any f ar mer year Is ripe for tor nadoes, say / J ' vegetable lies the strange After several sleepless on neutral soil. meteorologists and insurance -. / I ' tale, difficult to believe, of t he nights, Garcia got the The ministry laid out two 20 companies. wonder farmers from outer reve la tion whatever it was acre plots near Campo de Marked by their fickle space. — planted the seeds and has Tangasneque in Tampico patter ns of destruction and .. . Even if the explanation Is produced gigantic vege tables state In December, 1978. The funnel-shaped clouds for. . nonsense, t here Is no de nying ever since, competing tract was farMed . nadoes almost guarantee th e reality of the onion, or the Arredondo wrote about by a team of ministry experts some destruction In north and photographs Robinson has of Garcia in the Irapuato news- and local farmers hand central Flori da every spring. ., J .. . cabbages 3 feet wide and paper, El Alacran and a picked from a nearby C.L.Jordan,aFlorldaState .. collard greens up to 5 feet Mexico City magazine, cooperative, using fertilizers. University meteorology . / long. '..;",.. professor, said March to June " Robinson Is the information is the peak season for the . officer for th e San Diego mysterious storms that hi t • , Police Department Local har d and fast and usually -. . reporters generally give him accompany li nes of severe . -hi gh marks for credibility. Week, Bi.WeeklyMoflth th under storms. "•—. By The Day, It was whale vacationing an While scientists are not a ,, Irapuato, Mexico, Robinson exactly sure of their ca use, . CUSTOMIZED SERVICE said, he discovered farmer - Jorda n said tornadoes li kely .,,t!3! . ,i" FREE FOR CALL (... Jose Carmen Garcia, acstartup when waves of warm, •• cording to a co pyright re port moist trdplcal air collide with in San Diego Home and cool, dry air from t he nor th, .. Gar den magazine. -. Jordan said tornadoes are a . G arcia's produce Is the mystery to meteorologists . .OUR SERVICE IS BONDED wonder of the marketplace in cause they hit so fast and are . Valle de SO so short lived averaging 10 ,4 ," ' NO miles IWULflWI UI LVWAU.'U minutes or so it am', City near Irapuato, he said. possible to accurately " ' . Townspeople gather to measure their wind velocity. ,: marvel at his 8-pound onions. Two years ago, one of the 'f Cabbages weighing from 44 to worst tornadoes in recent —/ 60 pounds, and collard greens memory killed two SChOOl r -. as big as palm fronds. -. 41 children and injured 94 others Housewives swear they are as when it ripped through High •. t ,,,.. ..••.• JIP Tiva. tender and tasty as normal. Point Elementary School in sized vegetables. r1 Clearwater r Yet, Garcia, 50, plows his 3a. a' ' '. Altogether 91 tornadoes '." acre plot behind a mule or struck Florida in 1978, killing horse, Just like his neighbors, three people and injuring 154, Planting oak for Florida Power are, from left, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce; tnys the same seed at the according to the Insurance village general store, and County Forester Mike Martin (kneplInt Jim G -oodwill Amhiicndnr Martha Vor.,g,v. LIIIUI-maUon IDSLflUIC. "' '-'" does not use fertilizers, To be prepared, Jordan arid Jernigan, director of Parks and Recreation for Burns, FP&L district manager, and Ned Yancey, A local photographer, Oscar other experts suggest Floridi- Sanford, Jack Homer, executive manager for chamber member. Arredondo, Intrigued by a ans closely heed "tornado radish the size of a softball, watch" broadcasts on the asked Garcia his secret. HALLMARK DENTURE SERVICE radio and seek shelter Im. Garcia told hi m that in 1947, di as a youth of 17 struggling to 628.3999 —At home people should lay make ends meet on the farm on the floor in the center of inherited from his father, he 0 Now selling direct to public their house or under heavy met a stranger, who looked • Free consultation furniture. Jordan also said It's and talked like a Mexican Is Personalized service wine to open a window to ease peasant. . Quality teeth & materials the pressure brought on by a The stranger said he had I Denture try-In for your approval storm, been held captive by tall, fair *-Soft relines & same day repairs The Florida Power & Light Wednesday. Mike Martin who Is assisting that had to be removed humanoids in a tunnel —At work people should get Co. on North Myrtle Avenue so-Yes, we guarantee our dentures The tree specie being used the chamber, points out that because they had died. to a ground floor hallway as beneath a nearby volcano, His was the first to take ad. in the project is the Laurel the Laurel Oak is a good There is a limited supply f Not to be confused with a denture mill quickly possible, and in all vantage of an urban tree. Oak, a fast-growing tree street tree and should be trees and any resident in. captors spoke unintelligible cases stayasaway from win. he said, and lived H.G. MAY & J.E. MCCLUSKEY planting project being which reaches heights of 60 to planted more frequently. One terested in planting some may ongibberish, outsize vegetables. dows and glass walls, sponsored by the Greater feet. of the goals of the committee contact Marlin at 3.3233 or Certif led Dsnturlsts ____ -1 Sanford Chamber of Ini- - Seminole Co4 Pjt* , is *$t*aoins 01 the oaks TM 1155 Pirisa Ave. merce Beautification and Civic Improvement Com. mittee with the cooperation of the Florida Division of SORRY, Forestry and the Sanford Parks and Recreation On Page 3 of our Department. Zayre Rolls Back HUTCHINSON, Kan. (UP!) now owns a lode claim in (that I find) while I'm there If Twelve oaks were planted Prices to the 70's dr. — Elvis Prior's 16 years of Indio, Calif., near the I go broke," he said. around the FP&L Building cular, we 'advertised put-time art-time gold prospecting Chuckawalla Mountains. If Prior said his dream of a a Unitrex Calculator earned him about Prlordoesn'tstrlke It rich ins golden fortune in California No. TP1200 at 49.87 $o,000. Now he wants to try year and If he can afford It began when he couldn't face teaq4ia... and Aunitrex Sever— he will stay as long as it for the mother lode. the prospect of working 8-to-5 C. .L i,.smbüUtafk.g " t M.D. eign Printer at 69.87. takes, life for mediocre all his "It's my goal to find that These items may not "I'll sell some of the gold retirement pay. DERMATOLOGY (' pocket of gold andrelirewhen be available In some I'm 45 years old," said Prior, Diseases and Surgery stores due to circuma 41-year-old machinist, who • .. , . stances beyond our of the Skin wears the first gold he ever control. Rainchecks found as an earring In his left WHIM are available. We PHONE 3227O ear, GLASS apologize for any in. LINSIS "I'm going to find the right 242$ PARK AVE. ERANIUM convenience to our spot and go at It." SANFORD IN REDWOOD TUBS customers. Prior takes his gold searthing seriously. Later this b BIFOCAL SINGLE year, he will quit his job, leave his wife and three GLASSES VISION SALE a children behind ln Kansas and REG. M t." off a $8000 grubstake to your pan for gold hi California. . A126 ' ;*-':. . y/ — - I .. •-'' '- -.. — ti.'. —114 rt , "I-' —a -. ,Q-• ',,\T ' , ,. , . ••' . - . ...•-- ' •"p, ')'-. '- .. - '-"c -.-- WE CARE MAID SERVICE` •. ---- ., •. ' • - - . ESTIMATE ' 323=2221 '. , ( T ~ MI'V .• — 4. . - ..• .0 r. .• 'D.. i r -. Herald Photo by Torn Nist '. TOTALLY Paula 1171shken's doberman, Devon, seemed totally unimpressed when he was Introduced to Little Nanny and after I quick sitiff dismissed the whole situation with a big yawn. Ile Tishket Sanford that they open for kindergarten tours. UNIMPRESSED . MCI- . -. -- • •' . - '"• •'' -. - NOW 0 ' FP&L Takes Advantage Of TreemPlantin ZW" WE'RE Ch'' inese Grocery Sells Live Chi* ckens d By DAN CHISZAR hind feet and places the bird on a scale. He then walks with the NEW YORK (UP!) Between Chinatown and Little Italy, squawking bird past two metal doors In the rear of the shop. on the corner of Grand and Lafayette Sta., around the corner The Chinese woman sits on a red bench and wafts., from the Mighty Samson Jr. Bar and next to Billy's Coffee "Weigh and clean, kill, everything — take about 10 Shop is a red brick buildi ng wi th a sign above of white wood minutes," says Chin. .with red metal letters that spell C41-I.C.K.ENS. On the wall the sIgn says: Inside the Phoenix Poultry Market, a Chinese woman, Price list (perpound) Pullets 95cents Pullets 44i 90cents surrounded by Chinese children, puts In her order: "One pullet Springs 85cents Fowls 80cents L. I. Ducks 1.30cents Rabbits -- 6 pound." 1,60cents Frank Chin smiles, answers in the woman's native language. chin explains his inventory and who buys what. It is mostly the Chinese who come here; some Italians, Puerto "Brown ones fowl — old chickens, very tough, mostly for Ricans and Dominicans, but mostly the Chinese, who prefer soup," he says. "White ones spring chickens. Gray ones fresh chickens to what they can buy in a supermarket. pullets. Light brown also pullets: fatter, same price. "Story, yes? You want story?" says Chin, obviously in "White ducks come from farms. Gray ones wild. Wild ducks charge, all smiles and sitting in a chair near the pot-bellied, catch from lake — I don't know where — or river, right? wood-burning stove with the cat with no name curled up tin"Pigeons, some white, some gray, price same, only some derneath It. want white, some want gray; for me all the same. Mostly A Puerto Rican worker, his apron spotted with blood, pulls a Chinese want pigeons. They fry — you know? — fry or roast, brown pullet from one 01 four racks of metal cages, ties the sometimes steam. Gold"Prospector From Kansas ___ Seeks Fortune In California - In fact, 75% of all tax returns prepared by H&R Block last year were t.trng Forms. So, if you have a complicated tax return this year, there is an easy sollutlon, l-l&R Block's tax preparers are specially trained to handle complicated Federal and State "I'd settle for $88,000. By putting hat in certificate of deposits accounts, you could live 01f the Interest with the the house and cars paid off," he said. Prior is a partner with a former Stafford, Kan., resident. Joe Bullard. who 12 "FRUIT TREE AAAAAAA SHARING LUNCH - WITH A FRIEND sANNA . REG. DORSETT $12.91 DEADLINE APPROACHINGI BUDGET. NECTARINE ALL BUSINESS TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RETURNS MUST BE FILED NO LATER THAN GIFT CERTIFICATES CUTIPICATIS NOW AVAILASLII APRIL lit, 1980 LATE FILING OR FAILURE TO FILE WILL INCUR PENALTIES IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED A FORM FOR 1910 OR HAVE ESTABLISHED A NEW BUSINESS VENTURE IN 1979 PLEASE CONTACT AT ONCE • I - .. -.-'.' arskNI,chidul - • PrsliuIessl s m, - . 161:1101110111 161:11011 j ON of UIT TREE SPRAY - FREE SPINAL IN THE SERVICE EXAMINATION FOR VICTIMS RICHARD GOSSELIN WITH ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN FORT BENNING, Ga. — Pvt, Richard R. Gosselin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Gosselin, 310 N. Third St., Winter Springs recently completed advanced Individual training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Banning, Ga. The training Included weapons qualifications, squad tactics, patrolling, landmlni warfare, field communications and combat operations. This qualified him as a light-weapons infantryman and as an indirect fire crewman. elln entered the Army in July 1575. Hsisa lS7C graduate of Burroughs High School, Ridgecrist, Calif. Ion DILAND Wiflfl-Dlzi.) 736.1010 MIS.. Teis, T11111111111111.6 Pei. Cam-Spa. SANFORD - 1844 PUNCH AVE. (AcrsSS from kmbo) 323.1010 Yes.. Wit. Tpri., Pd. Cam-spa, 6W.9161-00W Mis. -' - 99 Vmm" backg'asresIs. $ pir (Acre-si Item SEMINOLE COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER COURTHOUSE-SANFORD* FLA ROOM116--------- . 1323 4030 UT. 210 A.o.rr coIlTAcr irn 12* 1. RICH AVE. 'TERRY GOEMUL - 7 ferti.lorn FRUIT T SPRAY contains 3i on.. Protsi valuable frL now. Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves: I. headaches, Dizziness, Blurred Vision Neck Pain, Tight Muscles, Spasms Shoulder Pains Pain Down Arms, Numbness in Hands 4. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult Breathing, Abdominal Pains, S. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain Down Legs lpl$wt . : WHY FREE? Imnands of am __enta _ have spine rdated mblem willch -wuallyreepondtothirspractkcam ;Thisisosrwayo(encoureajigyou toflM out if you have a problem thetcould be helped by dtiroacUc care. It liar wax dacgtaiad.yosi with air staff aed____ pbolo as obawis above. While we are .cceptü new 1111011111111115. __, noon0 need feel my oblIgation. TUE 111 311191 FOOD A specially formulated food for all types attrsss. NO NEED TO DIG HOLES p Most Imuranc,A S. S.' V" —8151500 ITS U4 DAILY HIS. Mo.-SAT. —,,S.S.X- - tied DR. DANA L. ROTUNDO ON CHIPIATIC PHYSICIAN LOCATIONS .11 4 3235043 LA1MA*y..m. ClOSED SUNDAY MC LANA St '.S(( I'.' ON DM I.SS''('IS sAvIP..;c • LADIES ITUNS Fashion SPIKES $088 MEN'S • " • ' s'.. Dress Shoes I: 4ir t 141 MG—MG—SAYINGS I I on h fu / a' •I • $J')88 PAM I, At . , :':' 2434 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD - winged friends invited themselves to the picnic. While the others others left. left, a persistent blackbird stuck around for another handout. - -. S .. 11 Lunch in the park is often more enjoyable when shared with a friend. Gall Falen decided to have her lunch at Sanford's Memorial Park, where several Ø9 4GAL. 110.81 1. A1 Sale Ends March 23 ' Tuesday, March 25 — 7:00 Great Fireworks and C hampagne Punch Pai'tv Wednesday,March 26 — Mike Shetlev 2 Diesel ('in's Thursday, March 27 6:00 P.M. lint Air Balloon Rides, Weather Permit I ing Friday, March 28 — 7:00 P.M. Wine and Cheese Party in the Plaza Saturday, March 29 - 7:00 Drawing for Pt-izt's, Clowns, and other entt'rtain,iient all day. Free Refreshnients, Herald P$. by Teas N.tsst MANY VAR ICTII d1 -' 0 48 Stores, Shops, Restaurants, Professional Offices are having the Grandest of GRAND OPENINGS I !I*] --c:;---- - GRAND OPENING WEEK 10 - • riii s Plaza '. APPLE TREES - SALEBRATUON i 309 E. lit St. 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. 322.477 Ph. 131-4.414 OPENS a.m..S p.m. Weekdaysg s-s Sat. a, Sun, 23 DAYS LEFT — APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHIiAREAOFFICES IN DELTONA,ORApiOE CITY, DEBARY AND OVIEDO • Tiflhld or plastic lensis at silahI additional cost - LONGWOOD SANFORD IVY ' -- Harness ' 'AM 1 1ppfBOOTS D THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS ENORMOUS cimaic. ot Over 200 Fashion Frames 7 H&R BLOCK ,áiiorarg.. ___ - - ,11 ardeti4 $25 - PRE- - rtti: H&R Block prepares complicated tax returns - - ' returns. — $35 - - . Robert J. Smith' GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY'cOMMISSION "Rabbits — not so much, some Italians. "Turkeys — sell only for Thanksgiving Day and New Year's." "Now, very slow busi ness," Chin says. "I don't know why. — WH AARM ALM; ' ' me ately, Save CcIs f?_ - •. oO LIAST25th ST. I - SANFORD Prizes Galore ROUSTMCK1NNIV SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Air. man Robirt S. MCKinnIV, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. McKlnney ,, of Sanford. has been esslgrW to Grist Lakis Naval Training Csntsr. Ill,, for technical training In the U.S. Air Force corn. municetlons electronics systems The airman, who recently completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force _11lw4,her..shailad the Air Force miss ion organization and customs and received special training in human relations. 72" Big Screen Mitsubishi Television at Bellows T.V. Town, Spring Plaza Deluxe Chaise Lounge and 20" Cocktail Table front Pipemaid in Springs Plaza 4 Day Cruise from Cruise World in Springs Plaza Hundreds of other prizes i'-Shirts Balloons and More SPRINGS PLAZA ,• '. . J-- - -• 't. • .. I mile West of 1.4 on lug J) 434 - Next to Alberisons — I — �.4 -- ----.--. - - - - • - .. - .-..I - - ' -- ' - V ----- •' , ,.f.. --.-'. r- - Evening HerAd 481-290) 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, March 23, 1980-6A (USPS Around And The feathers and fur. It's just that pets require a lot of time and can cause an awful lot of trouble - particularly if Phydeau should take an unhealthy nip out of a neighborhood child. - President Carter put the emphasis on one word w,., ..C1...ei... lIW PIILI"IIUIULIULI II1CdLUV. ,.,,...i ;. ..*••1 ak_a lot of it IS going to be needed to make any headway was around. Maybe Cami Bruce won her supervisor of elections post several years ago because Judd Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - campaigned for her all over Seminole County, sporting a colorfully inscribed blanket. Thisrare breed was a member of the family. The 125 pound spirited animal drew his last an old man of 98. breath last week at age 14 - About 10 years ago, a friend and I were eagerly awaiting the arrival of my kids, Mary and Larry, from Phoenix. Larry had finished a hitch in the Air Force and they were moving back home instead of searching out the greener pastures California offered. Word OPINION of friends who always treaded lightly when Judd - Animals get killed, the naturally and some are sentenced,to the death chamber. It hurts. I cry. I have been through it all -from green snakes to horses. And guess who ended up feeding the hamster, turtle or whatever was dragged home? Is Discipline in annnt,nninr, hk li %4$IIIJ1IIl.II$5 $110 - Don't get me wrong. I have nothing against animals per se And the same goes for fish, 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. trained. He made his share of enemies including the United States Postal Service. Also he had lots each They drove two cars across country loaded with poodles -il In all. Small balls of fur kept bouncing onto the lawn after the cars arrived in the darkness. All of a sudden, two large animals sprang from one car, and petrified, my friend said, "My God, they've brought two horses," The horses turned out to be two large standard poodles Sasha, the black one, and Judd, the silver one. As time marched on so did the poodles - to troubles and pleasures. Sasha was the runaway who was always taking up with strangers and sometimes returned home months later. He eventually ended up in Vietnam serving as a companion and bodyguard to missionaries. Judd walked off with more than his share of honors in various shows and also walked off with the family dinner thawing on the kitchen counter I wish I could tell you that I am an animal lover. But as a matter of fact, I'm not. Our Readers Write - Judd had cancer - and the plug was pulled so he could the with dignity. If there is such a thing as dogs going to heaven, if nothing else, Judd could probably bluff his way in. And there's no doubt about it, If he should stand guard at the pearly gates, he could flash his pearlies in a low growl and frighten the undesirables to where they belonged in the first place. - on many occasions. He raided garbage cans, barked ferociously at everybody and everything and was guard Arbitrator Exceeds Lim itations In Teacher Talks The public would be "zapped" unless someone responded to Diane Petr yk's "Around The Clock" comments published March 14. If she, as her arAide purports,is playing civics teacher, she certainly should familiarize herself the Florida Labor Law, chapter 682 of children in the Seminole County schools the Florida Arbitration Code and with better qualified teachers or chapters 228 to 246 of the Florida School whether it is their desire to protect Code. teacher welfare, regardless of perIf she is merely listening to the formance, merely because the Seminole Education Association probationa ry teacher Is a dues-paying .. . . she would mem er prudent to ask these special interest bargaining contract between the leaders if their desire to renew the The contract to which Diane Petryk nole County School Board and the contract of those two probationary refers also states: 'Should any ar ticle, teacher's as we as c apter 447 of teachers is to really provide the section or clause of this agreement be So long, Judd. nrie ________.__ against inflation. And a cheering note in an otherwise grim message is that Mr. Carter now realizes that the discipline has to begin in Washington in his own executive branch and in congress The President knows there are practical and political liabilities in addressing a call for discipline to a nation of 220 million people who like to do as they please. Some will object to the idea of following wage and price guidelines below 10 percent when the news is reporting an infl ation rate of 18 percent JULIAN BOND On The ' . the marketplace, even without the new controls on ihf th £Wn1 irndt I I14I ,.a' ,.d cnnridi,irl JJ'. 1A.L M4 "b IIIMI I U U _ UI UU •i. i ri e rc .ass J I By JULIAN BOND America must love poor black families. It produces more of them every decade In its excellent report, "The State Of Black America, 1980," the National Urban League states that black and white families sat on opposite ends of a see saw in the 1970s While the number of impoverished white families went down, the number of blacks under the poverty line went up. imposing at Mr. Carter's request. And fuel prices The league's report on the black family, have been disciplining consumption without the written by research director Robert Hill, additional 10 cents on the-price of gasoline which finds that in the last decade: - Unemployment and income gaps bet will result from Mr. Carter's new tax on imported white and black families widened. ween oil. - The number of economically middle. But there is a need for more institutionalized class blacks remained unchanged. - The number of poor black families discipline in our economy and especially in our headed by women went up by 64 percent. government, and we can hope It will flow from the Hill's report does have someamong surprises as President's recent message. It will, if ad- well. The illegitimacy rate black ministration and congressional leaders left the by 7 percent. The East Room with an awareness that the success of women, forincreased example, among fell unmarried white figure any anti-inflation program depends more on what they do than on the response of anyone watching on television. women. Still, the rate of unmarried births among black teen-agers went up like a rocket. Out-ofwedlock births for white teenagers row even A president who handed them a budget with a more rapidly, but the incidence of such births $16 billion deficit two months ago is now-prepared among teen-age blacks remains six times as to balance the budget at any cost. We trust that coa - - ...._ .... ........ .- -. - -......- "good and worthwhile." But that is what discipline means In govern- thousands of poor, pregnant women. ment. What is good and worthwhile by traditional The legislation is CHAP (Child Health Washington standards is not necessarily af- Assessment. Program -Senate Bill 1204). fordable for a debt-ridden government that has A version passed by the House last year been living on credit for a dozen years. If the rest would add almost 12 billion to programs of the country is to show the necessary discipline enabling Medicaid to care for a larger to check inflation, says the President, the number of the 13 mlllicm children eligible for government must stop spending money it doesn't preventive health care. 7be bill would rovlde Medicaid services for the first time to have. 7bat sounds like the Jimmy Carter of 1976, not ' 5 mUUon children and give 220,000 low-income the President who has been hedging on his women the opportunity to receive basic health services, fam ily and planning, chfid prenatal promise to balance the budget for the last three and obstetrical years. A balanced budget for 1981 contains the But Senate discussion of CHAP Is clouded kind of bad news for one segment of the population by two anti-abortion amendments attached In or another that Mr. Carter up to now has tried to the House. 'tbe Senate debate promises to be avoid, over the merits of federally funded abortions How he proposes to balance the budget will not not ti'e health prospects of women already suit everyone, on Capitol Hill or across America. egnsnt and children already born. mitment to this basic step in controlling inflation is the best news from Washington in a ong, long while. 111111111111110 BERRY'S WORLD . i I ...- W_ I ___ A. ... 1. . 1'' ' . . i it\... •. . . ::j",,,'; 1 -. '1' • j:. ---' I - . A " I r22.___ .lz4 '!' - ___' _ _, -. I ;,17 11 . - 1.. j 1. I L. . - V ' . I. ! " ' '. ' And while some liberals want to abandon Ow struggle to pass CHAP In the Senaterather than lose a fight to provide tax-funded abortions Marten Wright Edleman, director 01 the UWen'I vezense runa, says a delay gives anti-abortion forces monopolistic control over whether Important social legislation becomes law. 1. - ' ,,. .'crt V '?' If ' u. c __ 511111F~II~ 'l .. aw III! :1 ls_q&~ . ~: Copley News Service I - JACK ANDERSON ' -- -- .' , - -- "',: IsraeL fighter-bombers, OV-10 reconnaissance planes and helicopters -King Haman earlier this month made a triumphal visit to the Western Sahara. In the March 20 New York Review of Books, there appears a chilling arUcle about all this bY Paler ReS*ay, al senior lecturer un! nolitical science at the- - London of -------- - - - - --School Economics and a close student of dissident activities in the Soviet Union. Attntt IQ7Rnn fewer thirn .. ' - - - - -- - ' Ahft orange juice in tieltvidw COM- sbm to plug her movies," solid Bob Grom - and 11ood Morning, America' to Plug her growers nine out Aug. 31. He did ask me to remind everyons, ____ ___ ____ It interested, so Anita L-wt Ministries, Inc., Is having to prO&xe and sell . the dew. m-17% attempted blackhstiq of my armed talk, just aü one song. We had to have an ------------ d it a 1`1 producers Ignored th,in,. What wets they ded, but I got the works concerning . . the I irn to have heinnessesal., he wouldii't have going to do? Sing,a song of 01wir own?" given us the opposite sex. • - - - . ~ , . I - nflik,itS Oi COIUInIJUS, Citrus Count Toyota, MacDonalds, The Rhythm Rascals, Jack Homer the Evening -Herald and radio st,ation . WTRR and the many individuals who so . 11 generously contributed to our recent benefit for the Katideen Am erson \.• ComuprehensiveWorkshop. . #LUP Ada fleilley President .- . Veteran of Foreign Wars . . . I . I ." .1 I . .. ~_ '' • Give was elected secretary Ban Barbecue The community around Seventh StreLA and Pine Avenue surrounding the area of Wade's Grocery Store is disa inted It seems I I chant was upset with the outside country style barbecue being The Citizenship Services Committee of the Sanford Kiwanis Club would like to thank the Evening Herald for the most timely cartoon on Feb. 12 con. (er n1i7 cuttirii the budk;et we (to not wish to skin the ve, as the Aztec's did. we would c-onsider a little Islamic ' their checkwritmg hand. will have a booth at the Senior Citizen Security and Information Seminar at 9 a.m. Mardi 25 at the Sanford Civic Center. Jim Crowe Citizenship Services Committee or. iwa,usiuu recorded in the minutes. But rather than their minds what they were going to do, has announced his candidacy for rehaving the appearance of doing he said. election. Art Grindle, fl-Spring Vall ey, something wrong, the commission began previously announced his candidacy Uskert said the charter committee will against Vogt. So that announcing at meetings how each particular race is next meet at 7:30 p.m. April 29. Uskert on go. commissioner voted on each issue. The Longwood City Council some years said the commission asked the advisory The winner of that race will serve only before the new charter was adopte d In group to try to meet at least once mon- _____ _________ ____ . ,`%L h ll ' Of ctory Middle-Aged, Seniors ____ ____ I _______________________ 14.1., ,"I'l'-'A !j*:* ,._,%.. ,T~L',I 7.._.--. .. I I .. P ________________ Need To Come Together Readers of this column aren't all senior citizens. Whether middle-aged or young, combine looking and doing. There are baseball games with hit ting, naming and strategy, and football games with offense and defe nse -to name just of the many kinds available. a's .2 •h. mn.I thi': one cWp adcroicornputer - the ifl's "brains," you might say. - gta. stand out from the other the 4,gift 01 lm.sp baseball, for example, you don't r4wily need to read the rules to play of the microcomputer models. nner Reports' staffers tried a virlit3' of ftw i4ectron1 sports events. The electronic games arena Includes sports other than baseball, basketball and football. There's auto racing, soccer and golf, for Instance. In addition, of r. ecironi strategy, dr4ft out a few as favoribm educational and target games. Sam of '1 Mattel Electronics Baseball 2942 those will be discussed in an Ul)CO(flIfl Mgta. jiie I I . V - , ______ , .A1XI1W- t They had dreams of a carefree life once the children were married or otherwise on their own. Suddenly they _____ ____ .: . -- I • - / ___ .. Midd"ged children often find they ___ : . - are unprepared for the real, often destructive anxiety, guilt and personal responsibility they feel concerning __ .._ • - ,. - • . V . I ______ , • ______ - ___ . . ___ • ___ ___ ____ V - _ ___ • _V of this generation gap. Throughout the book, they discuss guiding principles to Improve relations between the middleaged offspring and the elderly parent. Among their suggested goals for in. martyr ad involving one's siblings as much as possi ble in decisions involving the parent. The authors stress the Importance of that Parents in their 70s For them, Dr. Stephen Z. Cohen and remembering d an BUs still have many physical and Bruce Michael Gans have written an emotional strengths as well as needL But excellent book, "The Other Generation they warn that the elderly often suffer a Gap: The Middle-Aged and Aging great deal emotionally and physically Parents" (Follett Publishing Co., when faced with dramatic changes -the Chicago; $10. loss of a spouse or cl e os fr iend , the move Cohen, a professor of social work at the to a new home, even retirement. University of I llinois, has as teacher, consultant, therapist and lecturer helped The book expla ins specific changes many peuple in znld4ife actueve I -brought about by the aging process working relationsWpo with their parents such as 1098 Of eyesight, hearing, touch, and parents-in-law. taste, smell, even sexuality and how to The authors write with sincere concern minimize or compensate for them. meu' ___ I 1. and compassion for people on both sides aged child are both In critical stages of terection are trying to prolong the in. life, each with very special, very dif- dependent functioning of the parent by ferent physical and emotional need,, whate ver combination of means is Sometimes these need, seem formidable. necessary, guarding against becoming a ,\ ,1 _____ of what to do about their aging parents. The elderly parent and the middle. __ .. - . . . 'five dim bllja move randomly to try as they stRrt grol%ing grapefruit In Newa&, .. - blip on the toy's screen to get an un- OWe hand-held toys an the market ty is their Immediate fmhHarIty w ____ - generauon gap. . •- j•. baseball buffs with Its sacrificing, Mattel Electronics Basektball 2437. It's played by maneuvering a single bright LI .%..- - ttteri aren't par. tested models let you "run" the ball to UIu'ly cheap either. (All test models either side and down the field. But the took ordinary batteries, usually nine-volt Coleco products also let you "pass" the orM sizes, You might get more for your ball, adding a major element of realism. 1OII4IVed a111ne llloq by Armcimir topat might like the thingthat makes electronic •:- ______ stealing and double-play capabilities. If football's your game, you might ~Vl -01 course, these Uttle toys can get consider the Colew models -Head to teiyespensive. Consumer Reports' Head Electronic Football 2140, or shoppers paid between $9 and 05 for Electronic Quarterback 2M. All the ' these readers also have problems. And one problem that seems almost insoluble is the gap between adults and their aging parents. Middle-aged people, hardly recovered from the traumas of raising their children, now often face another _____ wwti.I., £$ £VLQIC$ 5II eea y consumer tteportr engineers PJ11Wa, u UU they allowed control of running as well as of had at least one thing in common - - _-__ Williams unanimously. Those who were concerned that the nOW on the market may be for you. In their own special way, they let you "I amt depod on your sio in gift of love or even $15 or - Don't ' " . ; 1~1 I iWr-. f you can enjoy watching a sport as • , ,;. . 1. I , ... I . .44,, li as playing It, some electronic games - - lit . .- - - - The answer is right there in her, newslett" to her "friends." "AU i iie is t t you q" si dedlic , V . ,~J.' • on . 411=& '-ftlIIIIIIIIIIIs~ -W Electric Sports Games in her newsieuw, "Aflairld llOgllOSe3Ml& Vft' want to recruit your children and teach ths of being gay?" You I Cartoon Is Timely new committee may have violated the sunshine law by voting for chairman and vice chairman by secret ballot need be concerned no longer. two years in t he Senate, rather than the Uskert said he could see nothing wrong September, 1978, voted for chairman by thl). CmmIttee. with voting by secret ballot. After all, he usual four years, because the Florida sec ret ballot, but stopped the practice Mils week he was elected on a vote of S. said, "we vote for president Legislature is to be reapportioned next secret when the city at torney said it was a ts4 chairman of the Longwood charter ballot, don't we?" About a year ago, the county corn- violation of the sunshine law. Look for an announcement in the next year. sb* committee, according to Mayor The concern expressed by some n-dssion voting on federal Comprehensive Interestingly enough, Uskert made it few weeks of a large land sale on the The census may show that Seminole Stm Uskert. Also elected an officer of citizens and even a city official or two Employment Training Act (CETA) clear to the audience at a city com. lakefront and proposed plans for County is large enough to have its own tiW.t. body was former Mayor Jim Lor- was because attorney general opinions programs and positions did so by secret mission meeting this week that the development of perhaps a couple high . resident senator, a position t he county mann. Lormann was named vice say alI votes of a governmental unit or an ballot, and according to the state at. commissioners during a whispered rises. has not held since the 1960s. Seminole chirman of the committee by the same advisory committee must be by voice torney's office It was proper because the conference were not making any County's last resident sena tor was Mack ", vote, Uskert said, while Carol and not by secret ballot. commissioner's individual votes were decisions. They were only making up State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, N. Cleveland Jr. of Sanford. What can we do to help Anita Bryant, W ,i...' I ,~., re,election to the city commission in the September, l79 special election, was elected unopposed two weeks ago to the Seminole County Democratic Executive "' wi I ~ .1111111111I Name Withheld & Politics -rfle political career of former -; -- , ~ 11W 1'.. Iimgwood City Commissioner Larry Goldberg may be resurrected. Goldberg, who was defeated ma bid for montrous tyranny. - , The neighborhood is disappointed because it will be dt pleasure it was deriving out of Fat Hardy's country style barbecue. Larty Goldberg Gains Momentum In Comeback - - The objective of the present purge, clearly, w . I. -A, . ... I - :jn. I-I;m .. . Seminole High School's best basketball team In history pauses for are Assistant Coach Tom Smith. Willie White. Casey.lones 11, II e ront row (from left) are Joe Baker, Glenn David Thomas, Stephen Grace, Reggle Butler, Fred Alexander, P . -Stambaugh. Robert Guy. Keith Whitney. Mike Gaudreau, Bruce McCray, Ifead Coach Bill Payne and trainer "Doc" Ter.--,arence Slpplo andhun Thomas. On the back row (from left) willeger. nIntv.apupn trIzal I I I Parties is to make sure that no protests will mar the Games, seen as a pure celebration of this • - ••• - -- • - ~. I W . , I -1. . I I Ielflr"! I - I....---[CU UY t....... • .A6 1. . Lrnestole Sanford (Mr Cowley is the chief negotiator for the Seminole County School Board. i fl iO - • ____ psrasdion, bitter Units and beIng bairn- ~-~ '. ! 1 of Anita Bryant, Do.goodsrs ook me. ptan my mirves, too.If the lad bad waxiiiied IN, - f" %~ Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10108 and 'irlics Au x iliary et 'nds i ' ... . Help Workshop . - I I _ m ,`IX own 11111111111 be answwe& Ifflie, W. ,=_t Many ... . ____ .•; . , :• * I "_ ___ V " . . Bunks. Swid with her, bmm we dWal Like tii,t ,1 k now whit the li " and W'd'mg to bit bushond, I Usk It drnws a 1 'n'xuais irntil she turns blue, and I wMIBob Green's oce to do. wi i g lack of uMer,tiwui and WIng for defend her right to do so. aiV sUyallUietIad,Iwas 'Whutheyhadshswagtobeon of ,. sI bs di go. told be wasn't in. When I mentioned I worked _______ _____ they d.nIwIed equal tlrh the traumas the show, sure eaou4b, But I just remsinberei why lo.gç she now has to for a newspaper, he w on the line untime." spook me. No mgt' wh their cause, nwa','y. Wets it the gays. The gays alwffi - ', . . ..'. J . 4 . how can we help in her fight, as she n',ntioas however, Anita soon will be appearing on own television opeclal, "My Utti. Corner of the World," with such luminaries U Pat Boone and Bob Hope, But there is a catch there too, Again, the family," - . :;~~ - merciali, could be in trouble again. Her _____ If . '. Anita Bryant MinishieI Inc., to prolduo more television epeciali and thus restore li . cmut =hut with the FlOrift citrus to her rightful Om as an entertainer? And' If not more so, than Anita, can go on talk 0 - - uiwwiu iWVC UdU UW IJUIIIV5 Tknf crnriic • • • • book." Why not' I asked. 8 bomosexuls. "Beca use the networks won't touch her There was a of the troubles: with a 10-toot pole," he answered. "Thsy we -"Ugly psracuUon at the handi f afraid the homoeivals will demand equal tim -'Mcewt hitter Units to shut me good. "Dlckawkukedhsrt000mesingaaosig mouthi S If h has any g 'Vh.Ck ofh!a' 11110W. . 'a,1 . - '. . .. police. Many of then have also been ' , dismissed from their jobs, threatened with I arrest, subjected to KGB blackmail, forced: into emigration, or assaulted by officiall~,' sponsored thuRL" . ..• 1. During this pre-Olympic period, accor , . to Reddaway, the figures on persecution are twice as high as dur ing a "normal" perlod His conclusion, put with great restraIM, "Those who oppose a boycott of the Games seeing them asa chance for foreIgni thtalk to Russians, might ponder, among otft things, the terrible price that dissidents d being forced to pay by the regime." bargaining table. Assured of delivery of the U.S. armaments - $232.5 million worth of The D.G.A. lobbyists also argued, with weird Orwellian logic, that giving Haman the ability to wage wr successfully against the guerrillas would actually promote peace, by making the Moroccan monarch amenabletoa "Jam Fonds, who in Jug as controversial, d" mawaft N* ' 1, . _U._ ," have taken place on which reliable formation has reached the outside world. Two hundred and seventeen people have either been sentenced at these trials or forciNy interned in mental hospitals without trial, Or are now in pre-trial detention.,. Beyond thou, cases.,. thousands of people have been In. terrogated during the last seventeen months In connection with political cases, and nearly - against arms to Morocco was a vote against royal dient, not peaceful success at the "friends" to tell them the troubles she has seen 18 a result d her COflitOVOtsial itand ____ ___ . " • sports and politics in the Soviet Union. For many months, the KGB has been striking against people in the provinces... In fact since ofwas the success." Israell.Egyptlan peace settlements This exaggerated to depict Haisan as pro-Israel, But the succeu Goodell foresaw apparently and, by extension, to charge that a vote will turn out to be military success for his "Butwecan'tgetAnitaonuhowsLike'Todsy' list . ,, ,, - _____ In the newshtter, Anita writes to bar 't. . "The present purge," according to Rod. daway, "is basica lly a pre-Olympic exercise, and well Illustrates the Inseparability of ----- v . . -and precisely because of the approaching . . Olympic Games. - rni .• . ~, k . th i I f h The preparations include not only athletic ' conditioning and the completion of faclUtles, but something new to the Olympic scene, a, savage political purge. Far from softening U.S. . ----- . ..'.. Meanwhile the Soviets have been stepping WASHINGTON - A high-powered lobbying negotiated settlement. In other words, campaign, directed by former Sen. Charles Hassan would be more likely to make conGoodell, R.N.Y., has succeeded in changing a cessions to the Pollsario nationalists once he key element of U.S. policy in North Africa. had victory within his grasp. Justice Department documents detail the This, in the process, Is scuttling the Carter adminIstraition's professed goal of peace in way Goodell used his entree with influential "COflOflh InclUding BenL Ftwk,Qntth, the area. (oodell is of D.G.A. -- 1)-Idaho. Richard Stone. D-FIa. and Jacob -- bnnrd - -- - ibairmnn. -•--International, whose clien t, King Hassan of Javits, R-N.Y. Several key Senate staff Morocco, has been fighting a guerrilla war for assistants were vigorously wined and dined control of the Western Sahara for the past by D.G.A. lobbyists. While Goodeil was working Capitol Hill four years. Hassan claimed the former Spanish colony in 1975; ever since, he has D.G.A. President Donald Agger pressed House-and Fo been itching to use American warplanes to Hassan's case at subdue the indigenous, Algeria-backed Bottom. He managed to meet with Polisarlo Front guerrillas who challenged the president's national security adviser, Zbignlew Brzezinski, Undersecretary of State Moroccan annexations. The law forbids use of U.S. arms exports for David Newsom fld his assistant secretary i'ders. anything but defense, and there was a strong Harold suspicion in both Congress and the State What rankled congressional targets of Department that Haman would use any D.G.A.'s hi"essure tactics was the fact American planes for offensive operations Uwt the lobbyists made no bones about against the guerrillas. Goodell's assignment arrogating policymaking authority to was to persuade the administration and themselves. In a letter to Newsom, for Congress that the arms sale should be ap example, Agger described the longstanding proved anyway. American policy toward Morocco - which Using his contacts In high government m.g4 for n negotiated cnmtwomlie to end the a------rcircles, the former senator conducted what hostilities -an $&rigid." He advised the un. one veteran congremmari called "On most dersecretary to "reinterpret legislation" to aggressive lobbying effort ever mounted by get around the ban on offensive anus sales, . an African country." When Congress and the administration Some of D.G.A.'s lobbying tactics were finally bought the Moroccans' bubolous "war astonishing. One of its arguments in favor of ti'e arms sale was that Hassan had isolated In peace" theory, Goodell wrote Newsom a hhflolf from most of the Arab world by bread-and-butter letter, thanking him for "c)ji a course which might lead to refusing to ioln in the condemnation ('3iu 1u uf C)f I u Mind manager, was receipt of a copy of a I &=,"Anita Bryant Minis;tries, me 11 tie , " .'. ... . Lobbying Hurts - , : . V ~r 1 I ____ ' Whal Prompted Green, whoIs s1W Anita Bryant's '. I '. _ Miami .f1 .. Of the Soviet invasion, Vance stated. Let. me be equally clear that when these actions fl cease - when Soviet troops are fully with- . awn rom ° remove the sanctions have imposed since the invasion of that nation." Vance had named the boycott as one such sanction. Suppose the Soviets, before May 24, present ' a "plan" for "phased" withdrawal? :_ - - - mittee ' • ' C k. I want by Fat Hardy on the premises of gae Seminole High Wade's Grocery Store. School Basketball Coach Bill Payne and his splendid basketball team. Complaints were made to the city to Yes, I know they lost a close one to have the city stop the competition. City Tampa Robinson, 76-73. 1 also know it regulations apparently require us to cat hurt To gne your best and lost does indoors We are deprived of doing the hurt. things we enloy so much such as an outside country style barbecue. I still am ver' proud of them and wanted them to know. I hope it doesn't come to the point The team members have t,ome a long where e are deprived of a hot dog at a way from the back court at Sanford football game or a sausage sandwich at Middle School a I-air Fat Hardy is upset that he Sheila B. Cameron cannot cook with flair and flavor for his Sanford customers the way they like it. , .,._ ..• % . : npI,,I. " ' -. .i 1 - . , take such action to resolve this conflict Had the arbitrator not exceeded his statutory limitation, I am sure the school board would have certainly abided by the arbitrator's resolution as agreed to in the grievance procedure Seminoles St'd Tall I1. . 1k.-. .______\ ' p situa tion might be negotiated if the soveits withdraw by May 24, the deadline for' ' . LEWIS GRIZZARD rism", J-0 N& *rl t'•__•• - ,' ,' - would bea mockery of the court system The decision made by the arbitrator and in deference to the collective who is a creation of Florida statute 447 bargaining contract. £- But then a contradictory signal The ' ' ? and the collective bargaining contract is in conflict with the Florida School Code, specifically chapter 231 of the Florida statutes. Consequently, such a conflict must necessarily be resolved in ".. .i courts. t-'-r the school board . I By JEFFREY HART Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, widely and sarcastically known as 'Tiger" Vance, has' softened U.S. policy on the Moscow Olympics. In a recent speech, Vance sent out contradictory signals. On the one hand, seemed to reaffirm Carter's apparent policy since the Soviets were not out of Afghanistan : by Feb 20, the boycott is Irrevocable ' / - 'T I- E r s . + .u• r . - __ Qltiry'irii.r 7 U U Ir -. declared illegal by a court of competent jurisdiction, said article, section or clause, as the case may be, shall be automatically deleted from this agreement to the extent it violates the law." This language is also a part of the contract agreed to by both the school board and the SEA - I V ,c' . • - .. . rr -i 'TH 1- ' - . . . Moscow S , : ' -- . high. Another surprise: Black teen-age mothers Mr. Carter learned as much about inflation and its causes in the last two months as lie learned about are the least hkely of the poor black mothers the Russians when they invaded Afghanistan. to be on welfare. Less Um half of black i e the resi ent can be criticized for In- famiHes headed by women under 25 receive public assistance consistency in both his economic and foreign However the staUstics re read, whichever policies, wecan always look at the brlghtstde: He! • to, the numbers on Is willing to hI.k nmIIt, lIfo In urn - - learn. - -- - , But is the rest of Washington? The new budget argues that as many as 28 percent of all black promised by. Mr. Carter by the end of the month families may be members of a permanent will be shy $14 billion of the spending he included underdass - each census discovering them exactly where the last one found them, at the in the original version he had described bottom of the economic ladder. "prudent and reasonable." He admits this is not After four years of equivocation and delay, an exercise in trimming "fat" but a sacrifice of the U.S. Congress Is nearing a decision on programs which he, and no doubt many others, tion that will materially affect millions legisla regard as But the President's uncompromising corn- .. ., ,. b 9 - Inflation is exacting a discipline of its own In households where income Is being overtaken by rising prices High interest rates are discipling JEFFREY HART 1:1 1 Sunday, March 23, 1950-lA ___V ".. 00 - Mideast Side Story - 4 , W �¶ ..'..4.- - *. -,_-#_-r-.--. -. -. - ...... - - • . .,,- .4.. ... - .-, IA—Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. :' , ... Sunday, March 23, ItlO F Coder' In flation Package Generates ariedin Op ions ( The Evening Herald presents a sampling of opinions from editorials in newspape rs across the nation,) _f _ __AI . ?fl_.t_ whether people believe it will work. President Carter ... announced a tough program that seems to have a good chance of working. The program appears designed to deal with today's economic distortions. In no way did politics seem to intrude UPOfl it. Indeed, Carter took steps certa in to be unpopular. But they are necessary. ( Carter) plans to fight inflation by ta king money out of he economy in three ways: a new "gasoline conservation fee," or tax; a balanced federal budget in 1981; and restraints on the growth of credit that boosts the money supply. The balanced budget will....require cuts in "good and worth- while programs," Carter said. But that is an essential price that must be paid for inflation control... Carter announced a freeze in federal employment, which clear ly is warranted, The President appears to have found the balancç between restricting excessive credit and stopping credit needed for growth. His restra ints will be applied to cred it cards and Unsecured loans, There is considerable doubt that the new 10-cents-a-gallon gasoline fee will have a dramatic effect on driving.,,But the fee will have a beneficial economic effect, It will take those dollars out of the economy. ...It aLi6 took some political courage by the president, who is government on the economy. ...The real question is; How much should businesses and individuals have to give up for th e government to finance services for non-productive people? Put it another way: Is it fair for the federal government to take almost one-fourth of everything produced in this country? Imagine the howl if private profits were that high! The confiscatory level of government spending is one of the chief causes of inflation and the high rate of interest which afflict all citizens, especially those on fixed incomes, That is why the resolution offered by Senator Roth of Delaware to limit federal spending to a percentage of the Gross National Product derves passage... The current horrible sta te of the economy, which has its roots in profligate government spending, proves the point stressed by some of t he Fou nding Fathers, They argued for strong constitutional restrictions against concentration of recognizes that fundamental fact about the economy, which is reassuring. Tulsa World: What the president did'last week was to announce that he will let the wage guidelines, which he had previously pegged at 7 percent, float upward to between 7k,2 and 9t2 percent. With inflation steaming along at an annual rate In the neighborhood Given the political realities, President Carter's moves to of 18 percent or so, that isn't going allow anyone to get rich , It will help people believe his program has a chance td work. fight Inflation are commendable. The President outlined a 1981 budget with the largest surplus in 30 ye~rs; he backed mild credit controls and he reinforced his support of the Federal Reserve Board, where the real antiinflation fight is being waged. the President finally is telling the public what it needs to hear'from the the President; inflation is not just an anno)nce, it threatens the economic and social fabric of nation, and its cure will require time and pa in. What is badly needed is a means to shelter politicians from special interest groups who exert fierce pressure for new spending before steady, deliberate policies begin to pay off in economic growth, new jobs and more income to Government ... The only long-tem, attainable solution available to a' M0Y JoiI n Drug Figh t fli £ I I . . 1 II I i r "I to running for president? What kind of recommendation is that for the job? In 1968, there were 17 presiden tial primaries. This year there, are 34. There will be more four years hence. , cy. . ' ,1. 1 I ' . ' ~, SPECIAL SALE I I '. . I . 4 ', " : . i~.11. . i. I - _. - I ~, 1 %,- display . . 11 I ~S I X, ~4 * S , 41 Q, -.;., I, '. %1 I . 1. . but it's better than nothing. That's not to say that it solves anything; far from it. Like practically all of the other ploys the administration has tried in its effort to gain i çurchasen inflation, it a stop-gap, an improvisation. But seems only fo5tha 5A!fla earners should be given a little breathing space. % . 11A., I % e '14 t ' I John Kane (left) and' Frank Joyce, members of the Knights f ft . . . . - 'illislillft 4 ; 'j Ot'., . .~Ima ~ N I . 't 'P' 4 V abbW I .111 . . ....... p __ ,f . 1 . .U lm 2 A . ', '' 1. Photo by Tom N.ts.I ! U - , % . VITIT~1. ,. . . " Aa - - . A. drug enforcement Lee Dogoloff met with Gov. Bob Graham and Florida law Enforcement Director James York Friday. ' - k.Iub Coenly's M.mo,IsI P.k MIND brin f ' Choose your fovodte from Ott special Easter collection o(14 karat gold. gold-filled and steding silver crosses.. .many with diamonds and precious stones I From $1US s $i* ..C....--------' : Akin said the key to endurance radiig Is teeny, the WT)1NI end , S i -- dC ,: ZALES. THE DIAMOND SlOPE P enney 5ssidPha -- - sm1Iaa.to5p..Ms..4, - ----- .- - _ a.,.. ntwa's death Friday vu the st fatality .in the woody 1* 'btorMu1ngInaprohibited am, srsk1U.dbyacar '-i........i . ... , it 'Cnalise driver Robert McLean killed accident I1.yser oiy of .it also the nrst ataliti La she international Motcrsporta Amocausn, iNch foci race its irj. the k tt$oy °! Roles crodil. Mzter Che 'ViSA • #menon Itc Ccs$s eaich, • lisn Ct • Lowuy - Akin disagreed with sarboirs phnoso*sy of trying to go sI :. ~n the car while daft in Commilon. . ': "You have loarrive alial(drivW) poes M all three ~rlyers an carAdent with," Akin wK "Yam have b. . 01 . is" your sp under ootrel. I t Akin and Woods will have SwUr McKidwilck as do , #M driver. He was at do whed who do ew , WNW in the fth a becvttfLi csoss fiom ides - I i PoYiw m.nt ~entered by Charles Mendes pvmotw of do race and .11river of the sacmd Car AIM with Brim Reftm - Junior sizes SML. Cntr& Florida Mon Company I.. In 4 styles om. b Mw .a Bob Akin aix! Roy Woods, wieners at S&iag but .driving a firsongine red Porsche Turbo, one of two - year while driving for Barboir, ve ee1ea JNUMT eeMr*M '-. i— s Sdrft -.. 4- _..... - ' .,, . -. . .. - ..-. I_IJ_TLfr.ri. JJ1U ,7._ ,W1) —1 JL " *44"W~_ -6 a&- --------- - , 1 . 4 '!, 1. .. . I. I ,.,.i .. 4" , , I % . ,. . ' '4" % " : g: '' ' .":tt~ . - ' '-.1 I. ..' ,". i ,' " :. ._:.- .-. • -. - - - FANCY '.'•'' .•: , , 1,. • - - \ i' i.'. Z. 1. 11 b"- ' " I . - -, '-. - - • " ' ' • While Lyman short stop Bob Parker Is busy concentrating on fielding Smlnote base rasor Jack Wll doso some biBle ste"Aus over1 , on S way to third in Lyman s 9.7 Five Star Conference win over the I °ir FOOTING Seminoles. . • , . . . • ~_ f '- . -.. %4b I , .. ,.~ , . ~. , ' ?'l "•' . , ,. . .- - ________ r .. - ,-- - -• fr - •1., ._ _____ I. 'I- . . ' . . ,.. -• -, '-'. ift .. - -' .• 11 : • . '. , - ' • ,., .. -; S 1.,,•• .'. " , .. . - ., - ,, :'' - 1. ,' ' -- . .. . - - • .. .•,, - 't r - - i'• . •"," -. ."Y4f.q r.' ' 1- " 11 .; 'L I'l L - ,, 5%., 11 . 5',. ., .:. I .q - • •- - • or . The victor), upped Birto Benjamin's Hawks to 14.1 on I just went with thepitch Hawk ' Bobby Wells to the bag for a force out in the Greyhounds 9-7 win over Sanford Friday. ___________________________________________ Fif th Year P . _____ ThaSenaincieHlghba.ebslltesmhaaof. n 7 forfeilid t1 & 17 5W11$ of the Isseon vu lesrned Friday afternoon by Evealm Herald mysoss. • ' Florida High School Activitlea AssocIation fl1100 stit that aflathhto has only four y..ra Ut7hetISsfl)IX$IüeafldlL This or makea Hett a filth, thus t.tIng the m end forfeits, - I. A uiO5 iuflg u,tO run. Bulldogs. De l and, which lost for only the second time, fell tO 10-2 on the year and 6-2 in the Five Star, The Bulldogs lost Monday to Apopka. two (games) on everybody. grounded out, center fielder Daryl Ely lined one to center which Jeff Ca ruso misplayed into a triple by the fleet footed Ely, as Winterhalter scored, S. Smith drilled a single to score Ely and promptly stole second. That finished D'Jeridl and manager Ron Creese up I fool kinda Comfortable the 0sitiOn po on • called on Nathan Reeves. Wood topped a ball in front of with fl• 1 - Coach I Birto Benjamin, I sailed into the sixth the plate which the pitcher without giving up a hit and threw past first enabling the base at third to send Spins hadretiredthelaati3batters Smith to motor in with the home with DeLand's final In a row seven via strike third run, run, M ur ray got Reeves on a outs. Wood then stole second and called - third strike his ninth Wednesday's encou,nier with Apopka, prior to Spina, however, roped a alertly took third on the over of the game — for the final HazWt1s ineligibility- The single Into left field for the throw with a neat hook slidle out. Saninoles debated the Bho Darters &I first Bulldog hit. The Build without Humt on ft trader, tho allowing went on to score threeop from theou~ tall,Junior Jay ' 7112t runs&Way Drivas new but Reba vdPuts Us two up on them to keep the victory. Sanford li must forfeit with the help of two errors and the other 10 wins and is now officially 1.18. two more hItL In the first Plated Wood with a single for happy Benjamin said after should ha,, bsea ssuon started," stated Seminole tiaiiliaH coach Bobby IP"dquist. "It was a big 'sha we made and now we're just mg • -.------ - -- - ! ! 4 , iriIdiig they scored on three Right fielder "Mo" Smith making mistakes in the late about Just going to have to target th"We're is who), scratch w alks and 1 rid pitch. situation and start from coaxed a walk and senior innings with the big lead, but It ma& difference Harry . replied LU'Iddit. "It's a lucky thing WC though Stockwell followed with I feel kinds comfortable with as chtIt now, ftcould have been a lot worse Ulusty lust hitting SilverHawkshsd a long fly to center which the position we're in." rig i..,M. a i...,. UI .. IIX7V1 UI Ui we district lowiwnent, We're taking an attitude amassed a-i bulge for their daissling a brand new season and setting out poised right bander, Murray helped his own goals for the district tournament. cause In the bottom of the "It hail to forfeit those ball games but second with an RBI single what can we do now?" with the bases "drunk" to . - 'It ___ -- -'- w-, about his w double to left. After Murray That puts us - - - Was 00 d knocking off the league leaders. Lake Howell sent 11 men to the plate as they scored six runs on four hits, three errors and two walks. finding 01A about 710SeMI11010'I listed Pik*er Urry Ha" an Its roder for the &A part of the summ it . WN learned bmevw that Hulett NO to r9W ft Ifth grab, thin niskiq him - golngtopaytorit," . Mike • horne Bad N ws For Seminole Team ' Third baseman Mike Wood, was Murray. Along with the Hawks leading hitter, then giving up his first hit in the bashed a line drive over the sixth inning the tall forkball right center field fence for a specialist also saw 42 innings the season and more i portantly 7-0 in conference two run homer and a 3-I Silver without an earned run with a two game loss column Hawk lead snapped in the seventh It was an outside fastlead over the second place Spina again was the ulprit. ball, said Wood of his two. The senior shortstop copened run clout,"! Just went with the Inning with a double and 'It was an the pitch. moved to third on a ground And the next inning out out Catcher Jim Moe then out sid. fastball. went any Bulldog chances of followed with a single inside J'r Lyman third baseman Jeff Kerr scoops ups grounder and beats Seminole's _ .__ -"y_- By SAM COOK score Frank Reindi, who had Canso dropped allowing two Herald Sports Writer singled, to tie the game at 1-1. runs to score for a 9-1 adDe Land's Jeff Spins s sixth One inning later the Howell vantage. inning single spoiled senior bats started to solve DeLand's "They hit the bleep out of Brian Murray's no hitter, but sidearming right hander Ed the ball," an impressed it didn't dampen Lake D'Jeridi. Senior Scott Smith Cresse said about the potent Howell's day as the Silver started the inning by topping Silver Hawks, Hawks made the Bulldogs the ball down the third haven't hit the "And we ba ll all year.” their 14th straight victim 9-5 baseline for a "leg" hit. Helping continue that trend Friday at Lake Howell. ':, - . - ._ _ - I . . ' . I _—.#-4'A-10- .r, - ,, ' -..-: - - - - -Porsche Turbos, , r' of 7 ,• -, . ..- I " - "Youcanexpecttoaeeusouttherefromthestart," said Friday. "We're not here to finish second" A pall was cast on the race Friday when Manuel .Quintana,a46-year-old Miami real estate broker, was - killed when he lost control of his Porsche 911 during a Practice run It was the first fatality at Sebring In 14 121.516 mph qw1ifying lap by co-driver John 'I. - . - „, - •.' J - _ I. II . . L _ S , -*1 . .., — ' - The Nothing you possess will ow seem diver to your heart or more satisfying to your mind than the memorial you select to osmmsmorafo your own owd ens, . , , . . Hawks Nab 14th Race 'mi~,,',,:,*~,~,_N:0 Fitq*trlck. The speedy Porsche DA Turbos which have 'dominated road racing years, 'heavily favored. eid 9 "whales if t, - For Thou Wi,. hsII Curs . I , 1. 61 1 A.~i , I .1** - - , . V. 9 ,record 27 So. Ric Grand, Ave, Iando Florids IOS. (305)844210 . . , ; HewlUbedesithgfrom the pole poMUon,ttia — --... Murra 'third "ThMII - IWI'JI I y OSOS 7 0' _______________________________ , a ,',.'wsiw bee)S It 11. 1 Ir I ".4.'.r r r ,.'— =u I I , . . ~r j. ' ____ ___. ort. l, I I I m Barbourpiannedtobeatthewheeltodayo(oneof Porsche boa he . entered In his bid for o.wows .-, ( L . LiiiitàkH a rest before heading Into the second half of -it. Five Star Conference schedule, facing DeLind Wednesday afternoon at home. SEBIUNG, Fla (UP!) Dick Harbour's philosophy cm how to win the 12 Hoias of Setning endurance race which his cars have done the put two years is to - 'get out front early today and stay there. 1''OSrSd by Friday.. . . . . erection for . ,1 I . 1. Z , '_ ., 4.,,, - ill;, '1 , . ternoun, but four Sanford errors and nine walks to Greyhound hitters helped Lyman gain its 11th wi n in 16 outings. Senior first baseman Mike Link went 3-4 at the plate for the day while Alton Davis, Dale Spain, George Porzig and Juan Dealba each collected two hits for Sanford in a losing - -- ;13 :.... - ___ ..-;,.. , 0 !.,f . ___________ 11 - :,'Barbour AM msmorlsis 1 ; pitches to entice Williams to ground out, saving the win for Lyman starter Rick Marcello The Fighting Seminoles had 13 base hits on the af- u I: : ' . ~i-7 - rompers IIpr .. - seemingly insurmountable lead. But with two out in the top of the seventh Seminole pushed across three runs, causing McCullough to sunimon right hander Mike Dribelbis to fctball growth. tMl tISW?0N 01 gis, awe so'e aft SNIMN&U* I0&e Polyester/cotton terry to choose fr minoles 9.7 Se I venturing out to tip U.C.F. campus for spring practice, thus bolstering the Knight's chances for continued . of 0 10 I innings. Lyman short stop Bob Parker started the big Greyhound inning by blasting a sta nd up triple into center field. After a walk to Junior Jack Neff, third baseman Jeff Kerr executed a perfect suicide squeeze. Neil Marshall and Mike Andrlano both drove in runs to give the Greyhounds a When the university decided to put a full Urns co.cii on in a paid position with part time paid autstantanatwafly they had to publish the job opening and accept applications. Unless Ara Parsheglan applied for the job the Knights honestly have no choice In the ma tter considering what Jonas accomplished with a group of kids who thought they'd left their playing days behind when they graduated from the prep ranks. As has been the case in the post, a lot of pretty good prep Went has been overlooked on the local level and indications are many of Seminole County's top prep prospects plan on MON. THRU FRl,-1 $ATU*DAY .1 Sanford (Ni) fl24U3 PEACE ____ Under the heading of it's a status symbol to be put on hold local gridiron fans have to be scratching their collective heads in trying to figure out why the University of Central Florida keeps delaying the announcement Of Don Jonas as paid head football coach, the veluts - OAKIAWN MIMORIAL PARK OD "We've run into the pattern of letting the better teams get ahead of us early and making us play catch up ball." The Greyhounds increased their lead to 7-2 after four .. . Waft for Florida, White House adviser on The hard tluowing left-bander led his Orioles to a 1-0 win over Mary Ann ziurman ana Miriam Andrews won the second round of the continuing Mary Esther Tournament with identical - -- his is 5ls. A It A SI flfl fi j_ 'But that first step of we had enough problemsof our deceiving," ... - and a base hit by junior Mike Andriano allowed Lyman to .~ A flight, both shot second place 43's. Rita Findell won B flight honors with a 43, C flight laurels went to June Allose with 48. Hounding out the fl*t play Dottie D flight title with identical s for . fensively," Hallman explained. Barry Carroll play, except on tape, I A gain a 3-0 lead after the first inning of play. "It helps our confidence when we can get ahead early in the game," commented Lyman coach Bob McCullough. From the fairways and greens...Margaret Botts claimed first place in the top flight of the Mayfair Women's Gold Association weekly tee-to-green feature. Botts fired a 39 to beat Stella Brooks and Marge Home in the - — , Herald Seminole High 9-7 Friday afternoon in Five Star Conference baseball action. The Greyhounds took advantage of some early wildness by Seminole starter George Porzig. Two walks, an err r the Royals In the Semoran Pony League with his pitching ef- or - , , ,ii agreement" ... (that) Waldheim's handpicked commission would go to Tehran and write a report critical of the deposed shah and the United States in return for the release of the 53 Ainerican hostages. [. on the baseline, but Bruins' Coach Larry Brown said he didn't plan any great defensive adjustments for Carroll. "1 haven't had a chance to see Joe The Lyman Greyhounds jumped out to an early lead, but ' retarded citizens' groups In the county. . Scripps-Hourd Newspapers. pape For the second Khomeini on:inac h d bl ossed President arter and U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim them foolish a nd naive. Waldhein), with Carter's approval, made a "gentleman's reyhounds Outlast mans defense keyed the Boilermakers' late season spurt. Hallman will g uard Vandeweghe, t Bruins' leading scorer. "A lot of people on first glan ce may t hink he's somewhat slow of. 3atnes Wilkes said he will draw the assignment of fronting Carroll they were given ascare late in the game before inching by 1 be donated to mentally' . _iu a4 1 ; 1~, you could see what he's all about Arne11e Carroll, "We wish lie were at full speed so for the regular season. play of Carroll. found the range from outside and By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer ~ I Like the pro's, the younger pitchers seem DD be way ahead of I the hitters in early season action among the various youth .,-, baseball organizations in Seminole County. So far, in the first two weeks of the young season, four dif1 ferent pitchers have tossed no-hitters in the Seminole Pony League and the Altamonte Little League organizations. A fifth no-hit performance was turned In by Jay Robey on Thursday. centers Friday and Saturday. 7be funds raised by the sale will, I G baseball teams and we're pleased to be able to offer fans and area shopping "Darrell played only 18 minutes their own stars. The Hawkeyes boast who averaged 22.6 points per game guard Ronnie Lester, still plenty of good baseball during that week." Rolls, which the group sold at the Seminole County Courthouse Iowa Coach Lute Olson, whose team nine losses, State, does not have a legitimate center to try to contain the 7-foot-1 Barry Carroll. Kenny Arnold will draw the Hawks are 15-1 with him in the Iowa and UCLA are not without assignment of guarding Griffith, lineup. mented Stetsoi coach Pete Dunn, "We have some'quality Tootsle "He (Griffith) has great skills, is a does not translate into stopping the great scorer and rebounder," noted Cardinals. Louisville, led by jumping-jack OWfl," said Brown, whose team finished fourth in the Pac-10 and has 'k Louisville, Purdue did not UCLA, riding the crest of upsets our solelyon onhas the over top-ranked DePaul and Ohio reache FinalThEthno Four, warned that stopping Griffith guard Darrell Griffith, in the first will take a 23-8 record against the 31. against yet we won," Cruni said semifinal game today at Market 3 Cardinals. "I am concerned with referringLSU to the Cardinals Midwest Square Arena (1:24 p.m. EST. In the their tremendous quickn s and Regional Final victory. "This is not the second contest, Cinderella UCLA their jumping ability. Theyesar e a a one-man team." faces a Purdue team led by Joe grea t transition team." Lester is the Iowa sparkplug. The Pitt. The round robin tourney continues with three games each day with tournament ellinination beginning on Friday. A consolation game is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. with the wnament chanpionshipsetforSaturdaye ningat7p,rn. really looking forward to the AIDS RETARDED I . Griffith and Carroll. championship finals. The Hawkeyes face fourthranked a.m. with Indiana mee ting Virginia Tech, The local boys frOnt DeLand then square off against Tech at 3 p.m. with Indiana returning to action that evening for a 7 p.m. matchup against : . Iowa and UCLA to try to stop making his third trip to the Final to advance to Monday night's NCAA off Ronnie is a quiet leader, but he's a great leader on the floor," Olson said, "lie's like a security blanket for us." Crum, America players today if they hope The six-day tournament will open Monday morning at 11:00 / \),j - The event, sponsored the DeLand Chamber of Commerce and Stetson University includes the host Hatters of coach Dunn in addition to Virginia Tech 's Gobblers, Indiana's Hoosrs and the Panrs of the University of Pittsburgh . . , INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Iowa rering from knee surgery, while "I'm not worried about how to try and UCLA will have to figure out the Bruins have power for ward Kiki to play him," Arnold said. "We've ways to contain the high-powered Vandeweghe. been practicing th at all week," offensive prowess of two AllBut clearly, the pressure is on Louisville Coach Denny Stetson s Hatter baseball squad will play host to a four team field in the Stetson Invitational Baseball Tournament scheduled to get underway on Monday. . 0 IF inaIFour FinaIty Square ,,.0 "I DeLand Hosts Tourne 'Another Youth No,Hitter early lockup of the nominations, This hardly seems democra . 0 : pealing to voters who usually are not knowledgable about Having the right stuff early can give one momentun!*1 All of these factors together lead to what threatens . By JOE DtSANTIS image and glibness because candidates, after all, are a The latest comments of the president is a simple statement that the situation is grave. That's a real bulletin, especially to From The Sidelines Herald Sports Editor .- , Besides spare time, the primary system puts a What happened to the economic and military An old-world diplomat, Waldheim soon learned he was negotiating not with gentlemen but bazaar hagglers. Once the commission was at work digging up anti-America 1AUAbrr, z'ia. "We are not interested j (UPI) it propaganda, Khomeini reneged, decreeing that the prisoner The armed forces telling the other side t soon may be enlisted in the will work," he said, refusing could be freed only by parliament, not yet elected. war to run drug smugglers out to share details with repor. Another part of the deal was the commission was to visit al the hostages to determine their condition, ...th at part of thi of Florida, tars, A top White House adviser Because of its proximity to bargain has also been welshed on. to the president has agreed Latin America and its long ...Khomeinl, who had added blackmail to his other talents that military authorities shoreline, Florida has become even dreamed up a new outrage: the commission must publisi 1A limma" foe,it can meet the hostages. In other words, if ft Police vttMet! Içpo findings aren't anti-shah and anti-American enough, thi informaqon,, on drug the United sta tes, smuggling picked up during Dogoloff and Graham captives might suffer. The Carter-Waidheini move to appease Khomeini ha routine Navy, Air Force and emphasized that the military Coast Guard surveillance, would give information degenerated into farce. Before the United States and United ___ 1510 WOK picked Up inciaeniaiiy ouring All UIaL remains out a confidential corn. daily reconnissance of the municatlons network to Florida straits, The military supply and receive tips on will not be Involved in drug suspected dr ug cargoes from enforcement. Latin America believed to be ary ry . I Shreveport, t,a., Journal: .. Must we be forced to choose only among (presidential) candi dates who can devote as much as two years of their lives There are those who believe Carter is milking a good . politic at opportunity with little intention or resolve to make a "bind their hands with strong bonds in the Constitution." The nation would benefit if we could bind the spending power of federal authorities, The bonds should be in the Constitution, effort to keep abreast of (nfiation, increase and that Ronald Reagan is catering to the same give- , campaign along for the president who says nothing and does little. save one arrangement of dialogue after another. blockades ... ? , ?_._.._.., who thus far had taken little action to achieve any solution power, and felt the only way to restrain those in power is to me attitude by proposing an inflationary 30 percent ta x reduction. Finally inflation will not truly be controlled until the trends of declining productivity and savings are reversed. Carter fully aware that former Canadian Prime Minister Joe Clark lost an election after he proposed an 18-cents gasoline tax ............ ... .,. _.. _ - ... No one should be surprised that Ayatollah Khomeini, the religious fossil leading his people in a return to the dark ages, has rejected the release of the U.S. hostages until at least May. The drastic decision by Khomeini to cut off the United Nations places the direct responsibility on President Carter, tough decision 1P..__t__-__.1 the hostages We have had enough of in action which, if Car ter holds true to form, will continue through a new series of delay tactics as the The Greenville, S.C., News: couldn't deal with the crazies there... ...President Carter's recently announced anti-inflation pro. gram is not enough: It fails to limit the total impact of hUrtinsburg, W.Va., Evening Journal: where they cannot be loosened easily or quickly... Corpus Christi Caller-Times: President Carter's voluntary wage a nd price guidelines ha ve so In the long erm it doesn't make much difference whether he loosens or tightens them. Still, we were glad to see the president freeing up the guidelines to allow workers to gain a bit of ground in their Milita II Natio ns lose any more dignity, Waldheim should,., forbid ( the commission) to publish any of its pro-Iranian report. True, that...will not resolve the hostage situation, but it will Just that. St. Petersburg, Fla., Times: _ n__n democracy is to make excess spending illegal. The President and Congress should take advantage of the present crisis to do SPORTS ---- . - . ----- - ------ — - - I �2&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, March 23,1980 P 4 Cook's Brew '14", . Murray 0nole 's Eye Boost ~~l .0 By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer .- Bucks __ An interested spectator at Friday's DeLand-Lake Howell baseball game at Lake Howell Friday was Baltimore Oriole scout Jack Sanford. The venerable 71-year-old Sanford goes back a long way In the Sanford area. In 1933 the former second baseman played for the Celery Feds along with Buddy Lake, Eddie Moore and manager Joe Barnes. Friday Sanford was casting his Oriole eye on the Silver Hawks ace pitcher Brian Murray. "His forkball won't be too good today because of the wind," Sanford observed. "But he has a good loose arm and he's big (6-3). There's several clubs interested in him. I wouldn't be here If he hadn't impressed somebody," winked Sanford. Another Silver Hawk, third baseman Mike Wood has decided to fly from the nest literally. Wood, who is a superb quarterback for Sammy's Weir football team says he will move to Tampa after this year. "There's no family problem or anything like that," said Wood about the move. "I just want to live with my Dad." Wood currently lives with his mother and step father. His father lives in Tampa three blocks from Plant High School. Wood's departure opens the way for Bob Capobianco to be full-time Hawk quarterback. Last year the two alternated. Also on the subject on birds, the Louisville Cardinals look like the best bet to capture this year's NCAA basketball tournament in Indianapolis. Coach Denny Crum's birds take on Iowa Saturday at 1:24 p.m. while another Big Ten school Purdue plays UCLA at 3:30 p.m. The two winners meet Monday for the title. Of the four, only UCLA has won the coveted championship which they did 10 times under the astute leadership of John Wooden. This year's Bruins, however, are guided by former Denver Nugget coach, Larry Brown. UCLA lost nine games this year and finished fourth in the PAC 10, which is unheard of for them. In the early part of the season though, the Bruins lost games to Notre Dame (twice), DePaul and Oregon State, all top ten teams at that time. Unexplainable were losses to Arizona State (twice), Washington and USC. Brown's squad has won its last six games, but has been playing over its head with two freshmen guards and a 6-6 center. Purdue should take apart the UCLA dream today by 11 points. The Boilermaker's 7-1 center Joe Barry Carroll will have an easy time with the Bruins front line. In the afternoon's first game, Louisville will get into a run-and-gun contest with Iowa's Hawkeyes In the battle of the birds. Darrell Griffith, Louisville's 64 leaping AllAmerican, will be too much for Iowa's birds of Lute Qlon. Louisville will offset Its late game sloppiness to win by five points. In Monday's championship game Griffith will again rise (boy, does he rise!) to the occasion and bring Crum and the Cardinals their first national championship. Crum was an assistant under Wooden, so the ghost will still be lurking when the title trophy Is handed out. Louisville came close before, finishing third in 1975 and fourth In 1972. Purdue, meanwhile, with Rick Mount finished second to UCLA in 1969. Iowa finished second to a Bill Russell-led San Francisco team back in 1956. - - Bobby Lundqulst's Sanford baseball team received a shocking blow when it was discovered pitcher Terry Hazlett had repeated the 10th grade at lake Howell. Therefore, the senior pitcher had already participated in four years of baseball. The Fighting Seminoles had to forfeit their first 17 games of which they had won 10. "I'm just glad it happened now instead of the district," said Lundquist trying to salvage something from the heartbreak. Actually Howell athletic, director Harry Drivas pointed it out to fellow A.D. Jerry Posey at the pee. season Seminole County Tournament. When questioned about it, Hazlett reportedly said he repeated the 9th grade and not the 10th. "We had no reason to doubt the kid," said Lundquiat. "But it's my fault. I was responsible for checking his eligibility. Drives apparently threatened again to blow the whistle on Seminole, whereupon Lundqulat and Posey did some research and found out he was indeed By United Press International was the fifth in the last six for Jersey, 108-99, Atlanta fourth straight loss. Cliff George Gervin, picking up Dan Issel took game scoring Milwaukee took if deep Golden State, led by Ray downed Detroit, 108-95, San Robinson scored 20 points for the slack left by three injured honors with 30 points. breath Friday night and blew Townsend's 17 points. Antonio defeated Indiana, 116. New Jersey. starters, scored 41 points and SuperSonics 17, Clippers 104 out the Golden State Warriors Golden State Coach Al 109, Denver outlasted Chica- Hawks 108, Pistons 95 dished off eight assists to lead Lonnie Shelton's 21 points with a 121-93 victory, to Attles wasn't there to see the go, 134-128, in triple overtime, John Drew and Eddie John. San Antonio to its sixth vie- led a balanced Seattle scoring remain a halfgame ahead of fiasco, having been ill at Phoenix stumped Portland, son combined for 57 points to tory in seven games. Indiana attack and the Sonics held off. the Kansas City Kings, who home. Interim coach John 111-95, and Seattle beat San lead Atlanta, now 48-29, and was led by George McGinnis' a furious fourth-quarter San beat Utah, 102-98. And Bucks' Bach sounded like he wished Diego, 107-104. the victory tied a club mark 31 points. Diego rally. Coach Don Nelson said he saw he could have done the same. 76ers 108, Nets 99 for wins in a season. For the Nuggets 134, Bulls 128 Suns 111, Trail Blazers 98 it coming. "There is fatigue in war," Lionel Hollins tossed in a Pistons, John Long was high Bobby Wilkerson scored six Len "Truck" Robinson"I had a good feeling about he said, "and when you're season-high 26 points to help with 32 points, of Denver's eight points in the scored 21 points and Paul this one," he said. "We were losing in the NBA It's called In handing New Jersey its Spurs 116, Pacers 109 final overtime for the win. Westphal 20 to lead Fhocnix, on a high after the Seattle NBA fatigue." game (which the Bucks won, Otis Birdsong and Sam 108-106, Wednesday). I'd Lacey combined for 38 points prefer this type of game. It to lead Kansas City's Baltimore's Birds Bomb Yankees gave me an opportunity to triumph. After withstanding play some guys and give them three Jazz rallies that erased a good run. They played Kansas City leads, the Kings ... Flex hard." pulled ahead to stay, late in Marques Johnson scored 19 the fourth period. Ben points to pace a balanced Poquette led Utah with 21 Ball Barrage Bucks' attack. The victory points. was Milwaukee's sixth in the In other games, last seven games and the loss Philadelphia topped New By United Press International Travers and gave up only one hit in four Pete LaCock home run to help Kansas The Milwaukee Brewers are rated as innings, striking out two batters. City Tony Scott had three doubles and' solid contenders in the American League The Brewers, who seem to be getting it a single, sparking a 14-hit St. Louis atEast this season mainly because of their together just in time, are now 5-6 In tack outstanding hitting, and that power was exhibition play. Rick Waits was the The A's handed the Mariners their on exhibit Friday. losing pitcher for Cleveland. second shutout of the spring behind the One of. the Brewers' less powerful In other exhibition games, Texas five-hit pitching of Matt Keough, Dave defeated Atlanta, 6-2, Philadelphia outhit Heaverlo and Dave Hamilton batters, shortstop Robin PONTE VEDRA, Fin. (UPI) -Curtis Strange appears to be nected foç a three-run homer and drove the' Chicago White Sox, 11.7, Kansas City California Manager Jim Fregosi and running ahead of schedule, in five runs, while outfielder Ben Oglivie beat Cincinnati, 9-3, St. Louis slugged Angels Rod Carew and Don Baylor were The 25-year-old Virginian waited until the second half of last contributed four RBI with three singles Houston, 104, Oakland blanked Seattle, ejected in the eighth for disputing a year's tour to earn the lion's share of the $138,000 he won in to lead a 14-3 rout of the Cleveland 2-0, California topped the Chicago Cubs, called strike on Carew Jerry Mum1979, but he has a golden opportunity to win more than half that Indians in a Cactus League exhibition 5.3, San Diego edged San Francisco, 1.0, phrey singled home Willie Montanez in in the next two days. Boston nudged Los Angeles, 74, Mm. the fourth for the only San Diego run game. Strange went into today's third round of the $440,000 Tournesota downed the New York Mets, 5-4, The Red Sox' Glenn Hoffman hit a nament Players Championship, richest event on the tour, Yount hit his blast in the sixth to Baltimore bombed the New York sacrifice fly to score Reid Nichols with highlight a four-ru n ou tburst by the Yankees, 14.0, and Pittsburgh stopped the winni sh ar ing a 1-stroke lead wi th U.S. Ope n champion Hale Irwin ng run in the ninth Jose Brewers. But most of the damage had Detroit, 6-3. and, if the way he played in Friday's high wind, while so many Morales slammed a three-run pinch-hit already been done in the third Inning, of the better-known golfers were faltering, Is true Indication, Pat Putnam cracked a threerun homer home run in the sixth to give Minnesota a when Milwaukee st ruck for six runs, he sh ou ld remain in contention to the end. in the fourth inning to lead Texas win Pat Kelly an d Mar k Corey, Lefthander Bill Travers, the winning Rookie catcher Keith Moreland hit a sharing the leadoff spot, each had two "I played real solid," said Strange, who shot a 1-under-par 71 pitcher, gave up a tworun horn'r in the three-run homer and Mike Anderson singles and a home run to lead a 21-hit to match Irwin's 36-hole total of 5-under 139. "1 feel as good first inning to Andre Thornton and a solo socked a bases-loaded single in Baltimore attack Bert Blyleven and now as I've ever felt. If the wind keeps blowing, I can't worry homer to, Tom Veryzer in the second Philadelphia's win Steve Braun hit a Jim Rooker combined on a six-hitter for about anyone else. The wind keeps your total attention." Inning. But Andy Replogle followed two-run homer and doubled in front of a the Pirates. Brewers S ... Strange, Irwin Share 2nd Round Savigrass Lead ... ... ... ... Coffey, Dunn, Robbins Combine For Two- Hitter Marty Coffey, Brad Dunn Kevin Bass tossed a threeand Jimmy Robbins corn- hitter and struck out 12 bined for a two-hitter during enroute to leading Coffey mid-week action In the Photography to a 54 win over Seminole Pony Baseball Acme Conveyor. Jason Bray League to lift Galaxy Carpets sparked the Coffey hitters to a 3-1 win over Tupperware. wi th a 3-3 performance at the Coffey also added two doubles plate while Wade Ledbetter to the Galaxy effort, added a pair of hits. Rotary Club of Casselberry Elsewhere around the held Better Garbage Service Seminole league Casseltwrry scoreless through the first No. 2 rapped out 21 tilts on its five innings for a 6-3 win, way to a 15-6 win over Winter In other Pony action Chris Springs and McDonalds of Boylea and Tony Larsen Longwood scored a 14.10 win combined for a one-hitter to over Oak Wood 'Bujldets." pace Sanford to a 3.1 victory TRIVIONS PIN. PLAN. over Forest City No. 2. CHEVRON IWO INST. AINH ABA In Bronco action, H&D Nossil Davis I Realty came up with nine Lucas Cmp$on 4 Milanevids I runs in the third Inning nd Smith DavIs Iliert went on to cruise to a 18-1 win Irooks Wriag Osgssd over North Orlando Foods. Cslsmsn McCormick 2 ArrowS I html Anthony II Steve Rhip, Kevin Bass and Griffin I •iii$ II Mike Morris each collected Nyhala 1 lmsqy I1I Totals U II Ii two hits to lead Coffey Photo latin. 1 to an 8-5 win over Nu-Sash. Totals is5 Bobby Bradley, Will Hall and 1n1VtekIø#on 425 431 0-14 Chris Johnson teamed up to Pin. Planing toss three-hitter in helping MONt FOODS SWIM a North Orlando Foods bounce AIIM STUFF ADM H Hill *$ • back for a 12-8 win over Swim OraIsds I 3 I I MIIIIW$ I Lvg I Paul &Stuff. see 1 I In Mustang play Bobby Ostonlack 4 toPagisa a I 0 Mllanovich singled, doubled Camellia S I I Mail" 4 2 6 0 and tripled while Greg Ebbert wiia.a i I Clark I and Jimmy Waring combined !!&L a! '" ' I I for a three-hitter in leading Jonmiags I I s C0 shoam 2 IS I Norbergon l Financial Planning to a 14.7 To ta ls is 1* $ Vilkory II I Totals III) win over Trivions Chevron. N.OrlPam in 1$-Il Dick Joyce Well Drilling . Swim I Stuff 1$ II- I collected a down hits to score Co,PSY a 16.7 win over Forest City No. NU-SASH PHOTO AIIM 1. AIIM C.lonkaas I $ I LsmiIi.r 3 I I Brian Ingram hit his first Krause I I I bluff III Den. I I I Hoip 4 11 ever home run to lift CMoi ll Coltoy I I Casselberry No. 2toanll.4 Warroa II IS.oi 43II1 M.IsiIiaml I I Ira, 4 I I win over Forest City 3. Parrlok II IMonis III ------- in ______ . 4 . ' ' A ___ ___ ... ... slugfest the Reds pounded out .m'lbIck $ 1 I McFadden I I 0 W.P.rklnsl I ODavis 411 34 hits while the Tigers AIL Cochran 3 I 0 Hoffman 3 10 Ilanchfield 7 I 0 Groin I 00 collected 25 trips to the base Vinci 7 I 0 1111i 7 1 0 paths. The Reds also cam up $ I 0 0 M8600 000 Konstan I 0 0 84~ 3 0 I with a seldom seen triple play Robinson 02o$mim 300 Peters in the contest. 0 0 0 Gallalsor I 0 0 Eric Bynum singled Malt Totals 14 1) 4 Totals N I I Parkins with thewlnningrun In. OFIItuS IN $5-il $30 Ill- I the bottom of the eighth as the T1111110" Maitland Braves edged the ONIOLIS Al S N WHITU Al I N cochran 3 I I OX Altamonte Cubs 24. DIrties 3 1 1 Dninkwi$or3 I I 1 I I Phiibsck 3 0 I L*vii The second no-hitter of the 15 I 0 Cost week was turned is by Kevin M.Coctwan3 10I ,st 0 0 Dsn. 310 CrawIIrd 3 1 I Hill of the Kennedy y Lights Vinci FlowoIPisk III Dodgari Hill held the Faii 2I 1 sso. 3 0 I HIISar , Elsewhere around the 305WIUICI III .Gihman I I 5 Nhamonto lo the Whit. Box '" outuals Without $ It,, Smith I I edgsdthol4wIthUuso h ue hit to help the Dodgers Ort,lss NI Ni 5-4 ahead and wlJIjthTgrw20copgng score the 3.0 victory. 131 Iii IRISH IN. (P&_OOSIYIY$M5) Wtuliks In (Ia filth and sixth i,vthWs. $UIMKI CUSI(IAl I N YAIIIII$A$ I N *) as a N RAMOISI (iiarll. Smith went 2.2 for (h UAVI5 (I. StaCk Illierail III I) *1111 Harris 3 tidsrdk I I 0 $Pcmlsr I I While Soz while Tom Perkins ka $ * . ., Presues Croce 3 Jackoin 4 3 3 Timmer 3 collected 11w OrIoles only hit of Sr*i intl I a CIlillior $ 3 3 jwrty I . . . Walowiki 3SIGecIayW Chlsh$43I the Some. . tIlLir i.,. IielIsi Surwa Brays 'Cadilla c's Orioles I I I $I5altICk • I I I1ltJiW4 S * - . WII5IR Cis 1 I C msit I 1 botmeed back however to t -. tiIZlbisckl Harris *.• $otip,n I... Siinni.wecsi I 1 laIn theMalaonetJardtellIsnhl. ttovis 0 i s • Mc$Oana'al s a stiius 3 1 T1mm I • is i . e Qaig Cothien and Tom I. 154* $110115 1 3 bInsy IS. pfrl(1et$d(pohi laidsIly I S I *nss$ • To" UIITHaIS 11111$ •i fomthetirde,QIIrliDsvis and SwIss S I hid IWO oilW= I Move ,l,,1 1$) Ill 5-41 Yaskais P11*5-u hltaapl.re for theTISers. CaSe 01.555-I k$I1DY white and ui INS, Jimmy 11A .5vusirts MAI $Oi ar CA*SINALs UN Danny Cart ripped Ims rums £A$IUM . DODGERS JJMD4N a Al I N to power the DaLochs Ment ONISIII LII N TIONIS Al I N Tinny Csm $$Ins3 I * MIrtIm ISI *b5% III *ies pg$y 5*5 Mark.tRedepeatthSBuliO we..,,. 10HIll sp Tlmjm Jobnain 1 5 5 4I I King 118M 14. lfl $ 1511 , TSIr $ 7 1 Wall I IS _____ Al us cle WithLong Over Cleveland 'Chow! 3 0 0 NIchols 17 I 1 Halm 300 Daliman 100 HutsIIi 300 Wsisnsr 000 blur 3 0 0 Palmer I00 Elgin I 5 0 $chn.n 0 0 0 lIon 000 IlnistI 101 WhIttinglonl 0 0 Mulling 000 Gowan 100 lonnoll loo Frank 0 0 o Sakbareso 1 0 0 Totals IS I I T5S.ls Ill If Car4tNsls Satterfield S I S Dymik iII Soars I 0 • or.,nsr,s I 5 • • • Stokes 2 • • . 1 "' SUN. MON. TUB. WED. __________________________________ -' nrlem=W ; I Dora Auto 00$. win 411104. km. 134 fl_l BI1PJD PLACE__________ p S SEASON RADIAL" it DRiB . x 13 Our Reg. 48.88 • 88_ I a ____________________ ___________ SIZE E1478 x 14 FR78 x 14 FR78 x 15 GR78 x 14 GR78 x 15 HR78 x 15 LR78 x 15 REQ. 59.88 63.88 65.88 68.88 70.88 75.88 79.88 SALE 41.88 43.88 43.88 44.88 44.88 47.88 50.88 F.E.T. 2.49 2.67 2.67 2.80 2.95 3.09 3.36 2.08 EA. Aggressive Tread Radial Tire Mileage & Handling Mounting Included - I_I_ -, ___a_ ._ _. - - - .._ •,,# . . ' . . :' Track . - .., ' . ,. ' _______ •" A .'% ""- . "El' -A .', ________ ' 'a '.: T/'èI1' '' - - ' 'a ' ,,.'" , :' ..:' _______ _______ I_ '. - S ' . ': - a f 7 PRACTICE 0viedo Auto Out Slugs Delux ____________________________ Hartford 25 30 14 34 Jim Mitchell fourth from Winter Park, Chad Buehring sixth. Los Angeles 27 34 17 66 Mile Medley Relay-Trinity first 3:51.10 (Sutton, Politowicz, Pittsburgh 26 34 12 Tagaeus, McNulty). 220-yard Dash- Robert Fleming third Detroit - 23 36 It 61 Adams Divisiag from Winter Park, Two Mile- Tommy Matthews third. Mile W I I Pis. ASS, Elaine Kostival 484. 41 1713 95 High Games: George Hand"rit Y-Buffalo Boston 40 2013 93 Converted Splits; Anna Coleman 221; Harold Sauer 222.207; Norm yMlnnesota 33 1514 Auxiliary Fleet Reser ve, June's Stephenson 5.10. Grover WallZOl; Dean Wutkiewlcg Beauty Shop, Galloway Builders, 24 17 9 57 Other Highlights: Queen of wetli 196; Dan Neal 194; Andy Doyle Quebec Wilts Amoco, Mixon Auto Parts, Polly Bushon xcli Chad division title 191; Denny Honeycutt 390.190, Jacobs Grove Service, Milady SUCK'S LADIIS Sieve Van Ness 120; Don Neyer y-clinclsed playoff berth Fabrics Crafts, Johnny Walker. Friday's Friday's Results LEAGUE 113111; Milt Miller 154, Ed Sent: High Games: Helen Shepard 174, 4, NV Rangers 2 Standings: BIW Market, lIZ. Kay Thornton 171, Joanne Hyatt Sambo's, Dick's Appliance, Phlla S. Hartford 3,' tie High Series: Harold Sauer 15$; 207, -Mae WilkIns ISO, Dorothy Williams' Cl, Bonita Boats, Minnesota 4, Washington 3 Denny Honeycutt $10; Mill Miller Edmonton 9, Pittsburgh 2 Palmer 174, Peggy Moon 170, Downer Land Clearing, Nice Day 528; Don Neyec 521; Wet Molt Jr. Caroline Lindsay 172. Detroitit 5, Vancouver 2 Coin Laundry. 315 ; Andy Doyle 514: Dean High Series: Joanne Hyatt 50$, Satv,day's Games High Games: Anna Kanvel 152, Wutklewicz 305; Larry Judson 501; Chicago at NY Islanders Mae Wilkins 511, Peggy Moon 304. Kim Kilgore 154, Charlotte Blades Dan Neal $00. Converted Splits: Helen Shepard 13$, Cindy Vogel 141, Evelyn Boston it Atlanta DELTONA PINIU$TINs 5.7.9, Mary Pugh 3.6-10, Elaine Serraes 170.171, Marion Fanilla Hartford at Montreal Standings: Spoilers, Jet Set, Kostival 4.3.7, Dot Grady 4.5. 158143, Glnny Gaudreau 155. Buffalo at Toronto Rebels, BucksSuper & Sports; Caroline Lindsey 3.10, Loraine Does, Washington at St. Louis HlghSeries: Norma Wagner 424, Leprechauns; Detroit at Colorado ' Harrington 2.7, Margie Kern 54. Anna Kanvel 43, Carolyn Belts Young at Heart; Crackeniacks; Quebec at Los Angela Other Highlights: Queen of week 431, Evelyn Serra" 4111, Marion Peggy Moon. Dynamos, Gems; Mr. & Mrs., Fanitla Sunday's Games 44$, Gladys Doyle 423. Bare Hares: EZ Marks; Double WASHDAY Pittsbgh at Winnipeg, aft. Helen Harrison 122, Glnny Dozen; HilalAs; Gators, Easy DROP-OUTS Montreal at NY Ranqors Gaudreau Standings: Goof Balls. Sex NY Islanders at Buffalo Converted Splits: Glynis Goers; Yankees; Chortles, Angels; Popeyes; Four Symbols, Vikings, Splitters, Mahnken 3-7, Kim Kilgore Philadelphia at Boston Diamonds; Lucky Strikes; Orange Scatter Pins, Shamrocks, Whiz Eve Rogeuo 3.10. Atlanta at Chicago Kids, Soap Suds, Pinch Pins, Quebec at Vancou ver Other Highlights: Turkeys, Bowlers; Ringers. Hacienda iO Strikers. Mak e.ups, Hot Shots, Drip Dries, Evelyn Serraes, Helen Harrison. Colorado at Minnesota H Thr and ½. Hooks 8. Curves,' Three High Games: Andy Patrick 211; IALL&CNAIN Block Busters, Hits & Misses, Go. Mike Burke 204; Ralph Grooms Standings: Moon Pies, Hut 'n' 303.120, Ted Foote 194: John getters, Alley Cats. High Games: Verne Pohl 210- Sex, intruder's, Alley Cats, Go Makowski 392; Bob Aug* lSSi Don Betweens, the Family, Iurn.nne 113; Adam Rlttiinger 199, Irving Fried 197, Harold Fox Round Tults,All Pin in Heeds Jim Russell 173; Lucia 196, Ted Puckett 191, Sam cla High Games: Reese Moon 153, Weaver 176, Winnie Spencer 155; Lamlnsky 193, Jerry Loudon 193, a 167; ClareRelndi Mac'McKlbben 100, Carl Dierks Vernon White 191, Bryant Franc Flleger 112, Andy Patrick 177, Fred Hickson Jr. 170, Shirley $eta(a 163. 159, Barbara Knesel 156 Alice I". Weston 171, Marvin McNutt Ill, Peggy Moon 160, Lyvoime Drink. Gajdusek 140. High Series: Andy Patrick 343; Gladys Granneman 112, Rose water 134, Mary Blair 111, Shirley Patrick 173, Barbara Knesel 173, Kirk 131, Ihelvy Fore 1000 Nancy Ralph Grooms 390; 'John Makowski 320; Ted Foote 413: Don Winnie Spencer 166, Louise Weston Ju mper 154. Holly Conover154. High Series: liege Moon 473. Surhenne 417; Mike Burke 40; 140, Sea Bouvier 13$, Lucii, ' Vernon White $36, Bryant Hidison Bob Au" 474; Will Kernstock 154; ,, Weaver 157. High Series: Verne Pohl ' Jr. 413, Mitt Conove, 459, Peggy Lucia Weaver 416; Winnie Spencer Irving Fried 5.43, Ted Puckift 523, Moon 44, .yve Drmnkwiteq' 4$1; Clara Reindl 447. Converted Splits: Alice Sam Kaminsky 510, Fred Weston 411, Mary Stair 3%, ShirleyKitt 1 oo$e thF5. 505, Andy Patrick 400, Jerry 410, Shelvy Fore 457, Nancy GajduukS.7.L3.1.7,ku Jum per 120, Holly Conover 355, 4.34-10; Mary Alice Avge 3-7,6.7. Loudon 49, Harold PCI 41 MaC DI II; Adam Rittlinger 34-10, Verne McKibben 101, MarvInMc4uIt 157, Paula keep 375. Con v ert edSpl: Ralph keep 4Polul 5.6 5-7: Rose Patrick H: Carl Dierks 473, Rose Patrick ' F. Ruth Mueller 54, Frances 015cn$ Barbara Kriegel 154, Gladys Other Higtlights: Stir of the 10; Fred Drew 110; ha Crowell I. áldCIFjI Granneman 454. Winnie Spencer Week. Holly Conovef' + II. High 1; Florence Surhinrue 5-7 Fraèsk 447, Hazel Bauder Aver ages Converted Splits: Hoyt Mc. Sexton 173.Jim Nader 174. Gus Goico 3-10: Ralph Grooms 310, NIGHTLY Mike Burke 3-10, Pat Valente 3-1. Pherson 2.7, 43-7; ht rd Brown BALI. a CHAIN I 2-7; Hazel lauder 257. Mac ,a 1 P.M.' p Standings: TNURSDAYNITIMIXID McKibben 3.7; Ruth Foote $4; Bill Sex, intruders, Go Setweins. StandIngs: 1. Heaps Painting: 3. Morris 34: Glnny McKibben (Closed $aaday) Alley Cats, Round Tui$s. All intM Helliins; 3. Jemms, i. "u'. Carl Ducks 4-10; Miriam Van- Family, Pin NiNe, Ready??, S. Wins Af,iOco; 4. Hits S Duyne 5-10, Frances GrecO 1.10; High Gm,nes: Chris Huff ni .i .a SpOts, 7. Sanford Auto Prts;l. MATINEES: Aileen Hansen 110; Ruth Wint erS SexW Nursing Captor; t. Lake I lee $74, Ernie en. - wee. 'ss. 6.10; Gene McNutt 3.9-10, 3.10; . Bunion 210. Reese , Mary Pub Mldniters, 10. Greens NEW MATI$II Grannemanl-1O: Dan Burton 3.10; vernon white 173. Drew Kirt , Grocery. Post TtSiI;I5p.,. Olive Westray 3.10; Trudie Shirley Setala 1* Des Nader us, High Games. Don Wilt 100.199. Ligtosey 3-10; Marion Miller 3.10, LYVOIV 'inkwatir 137, Mary 152, Doug Owins 112.215; Lowell S Ralph Jordan 3.10; Edkne$Il 3.10, Blair 153. Sllelvy Fore 151. Evans 155; Peggy Roes 1$, Eric U TrHsc lea Helen KillIng 3.10; Frances High laies: Chris Huff 574, j J (aiioit 154; Ralph Laram 116; Fileger 310: Jerry Laudon 3.10 Sexton 352, bob S" in Try"11118 Wlis.l Jerry Farufla 335: Mabel vogel ,, thre. times. AU. 12 RACES Runlon $4, Drew Kirk 415, Ernie 147; Jim Claypool 175; Forrest Hickson 457, Shirley $elala lfl, Andersen 1*; Glenda Goimlel 115 JET 50*115 STYlI 0 Thtws4ayLaJee'Nile Standings: big I Tire & Wheel Lywwine Drink - - NO 353, Malty (19avg); Jim Barre" 145, Butch Service,. Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Blair 355, Shelgy Fore 537, 1Q15 177.170; Jeannie Adams 10; all lick Hamelin 141. Other NigtulIgMs: Star f Reserve, Seminole LOW, June's i High lens: latch bus 552, Deity Shop, Nixon Auto Forts. Lyvo me Driniwater + 35. High Galigasy Builders, Wilts Amoco' Avirages, Jim Nader 171 Gus OStil O*ns 545; Dan Wilt $41; JacO 'Grove Service. Milady Sexton 172. ' Jerry Paula IN. Converted Splits: Piggy loss S. DIBANY SOCIAL LIA4JI FgrIC 8. Crafts, Johnny WIlkU. 011 , IS, Te,ry Evans $4; Marist Standings: 1. Joe Davis High Games: Tern' Evans 100. Stands - ,t1l Putty Sushor ISO, Helen Shepard Ct,., 35W J's, 3. Village mIt; 4. PersIa 3-li; Ed Vogel 4-5: Carol 11.---. 154, Joanne Hyatt iii. ElaIne JayceeS: 1. TerrleVan Lawn Ca's; Larsoit 5410. 52* Oihur Higfliignti: Turkey's 710 $131-'iSIO Kostivai 151, Diane Prevail 154. 4, K f L)tlNe011erv.jI, kIWi High Series: Terry Evans 193. Builders; I. Dilary Sanitation, ,. Jerry Fareila (4 row) Jim $.,,, uaiw I s Anna Coleman 481, Joanne Hyaft Vlilaoe TV; it. Charilvi Place. Ctaypooi (4 row) Doug Owens 4; Well Molt Jr. 204; Toro *3 3 Relay- Trinity first (politowicz, Lee, Pryor, MeNulty). Trinity's next track meet is the Highlander Invitational On Saturday, March 22, at Lake highland. 69 the Shot. High Jump - Allison Lanier was first with 54". 110 Hurdles - Tresa Cleveland first 15.02 from Winter Park. 100 j,ard Dash - Barbara Fleming sixth from Winter Park, Mile Hun - Shannon McNulty second and Tracy Johnson fourth. 440 Relay -Trinity first 53.4 (Cleveland, Wolfe, Barnett, Lanier). 440 Dash - Ann Kurth first and Alinda Lingle third. 330 INI Hurdles - Mary Barnett first with 52.2 from Winter Park. __________ ______ TV R RENT A COLO 0 IF o Now ! - aws MIST TONRI All N SIN ASH IIV$in 4 3 4340I.airy 441 OiiiIlinl 3 * * U.Iaansr 1 1 ROISII DoJotm Mualil. 131 LovIn. FSUr lids Tf,srs I If 1 1 FLUS r.. j, '':. ii 32 th "vs AV O avaIlaIs in sr s.rnsn isaa K.mart. III $5 SI-i 01*01-I 3$3PIucanos Conklin Napoli I * I Weaver Oilalmins i OW larSen 3$ HIslnn$ad I 1 3 Inn Totals Cart AJslirl -, ' Service, Seminole Loan, Ladies 57, Norma Davis 37, Barbara Nord 2) New..-. w. .-, sue. Pro Basketball JET DOWLERETTES Standings: Big I Tine & Wheel ___ 3 Manatee Dilly 4.80 3.00 Doubl es: Bustad.Pomory (H) d. Park:S Art Wiggi ark Page 2-4 2 R BITapIey 23 2 5.40 McCormick. Benitez, II; Devine. 2B 2 R Dl. Records - Idgewater 3. Q it -6) $1.00; P (5.3) 232.20; T (4. Fordes (C) d. TeWs.Brodie. $4. Major leagues 7-i, Winter Park 3.5) 5243.00. Spring Training Lyman 9. San rd 7 Fourtplrace _..S.I,D: 32:32 AMERICAN 7 Patrick I Tiger i.io 3.60 320 Sanford 001 Ii 3-712 4 W L Pct. 2 Texas Jade Lyman Kansas City 301 3 6.50 3.60 7$ 9 3 .750 S Thunder Struck Minnesota 3.20 NSA Standings 7 3 .700 Q Porzig. Walker (4) and Spain 25.00; P (7.2) 42.70; 1 (7. By United Press International Oakland 6 3 .667 24) (2.7) 100.40, Marceilo, Drlbeibi (7) and Toronto Eastern Conference Marshall. Hitters Sanford: Baltimore Fifth race _4.,4,D, 31:10 Atlantic Division 5 4 .336 Dalaiba 2-4, Link 24. Lyman: I rif'sHo Newyork 11.20 4.40 3.10 $1 WL Pct. 01 Davis 22. Records -yman 11.3 1~i' / .536 lDoctor$weets yBoston Chicago SI ii .763 9.10 4.00 6 3 .343 5 Lake How*li 9,0 andS Kick 3.20 y-Phiia Milwaukee 3$ 32 .711 3m,, 6 Q (3.4) "$0; p (34) 314.30; 1(3. New York Cleveland 100 003 I -S 33 ., 3$ 39 .491 20½ DeLand _____________ / 'a .444 ,! I Wash Lk Howeil California 012 500x 33 41 .461 23 10 4 ____________________ 3 4 .429 4$) 2,405.00. Sixth tlCC New Jerzy Seattle -5-14, A: 31:37 32 16 .110 27 I Detroit Central Division Ojenidl, Reeves (Ii and Meg. ______ 3.00 3.10 3.00 $3 4 .429 I Boston Mandy 1 Gifted Flash Boston w L P ct. Murry and Reindl, Simmers (6) .:. os 5.00 36 _____ ••;•• Skiptomylou At1a11ta Texas Is e .623 ,.'. Hitters -DeLand: SPISa 23, Lake 3 9 .250 '-''l 4. San Anton 0(1.4)3440; P (4I 54.30; Howell: S. Smith 23, *,indei 2.3, £.-' NATIONAL 39 3$ .506 , .,-. . 1-3) 452.20. Houston Philadelphia Wood HR. 37 40 .411 11 Records La e Howell 6 2 .750 Indiana .2'. sJ Los Angeles Sevenffi race -31,1: 35:94 141, DeLand 102. 33 43 .449 13½ : I,:.o:;T 6 3 .667 ;;.;, ..,, j 1 Jane Clevelnd Atlanta 34 43 .442 11 ' 15.00 13.10 4 i ______ 360 Detroit San Francisco 16 62 .205 32½ 65 3 .625 2 Surf Bird ________ 6 Alert's Dingus San Diego Western Conference 4 3 .311 ' Montreal Midwest Division (33) 47.4; P (3.3) $52 1(3. .c : S 4 .336 34) ;' 'i'):;;'A .i '.. Late Thursday St. Louis L Pct. 4 '300 yMilw Eighth race 46 32 High Pittsburgh School S. A: 31:32 . ', 3 ' " .'iô ______ -;;,:'' dWright Arch yKan City 15 32 Oviedo4S, Bishop Moore 35 Chicago 3.20 2.20 2 ______ ,..'MI.____ 4)1~ 4 6 .100 3Swingingjim Denver 30 4$ .385 16 200 Medley Rslay: Ovledo Cincinnati 3JQ 2 , 3 6 .333 IRebaGiri Houston 27 30 .331 18", (Dearolph. Abbott, Ressler, 340 Chicago 2 6 .230 . ,. Q (34)7.00; pp Johnson) 23 54 1:39.62; New York .299 22', 200 Fret: Powell 10.20; 1(4. Utah 1 3 .167 33.40. (SM) 2:07.16; 200 IM: Estrada Pacific Division Night games not included S W L Pct. GB (BM) 2.13; SO Free: Branton (0) Ninthrace- s.i, 1:31:39 FRIDAY'S RESULTS y Los Ang SOverexposure 11.20 3.60 33 72 .714 28.3; Diving: TuelI (0); 100 Fly: Montrea l 9, Detroit "B" 3 ySeattle 3 Little Kim Mi nn esota S. New York (N) 4 32 24 .681 21 1 Ressler (0) 1 :05,1S; ISO Free: 350 340 y-Phoenx 3 Rocktown Patch Abbott (0) $4,3; 500 Free: Estrada 31 26 .662 4 Texas 6, Atlanta 2 Portland lr1ll[ (SM) 3:06.52; 100 lack: Dearoiph 0(5-1)14.40; p ($5) 42.30; 35 42 .433 20 ____________ ______ Philadelphia "A" 11, Chicago (A) 1' San Diego 5-3)117.00. 35 43 .449 20", (0)1:11.6; 100 Breast: Abbott (0) JJ' JY I..•!lr" .Golden St. 1:05.3; 400 Free Relay: Oviedo Tenth race-3.I, A: 3$$4 23 53 .293 32'. _______ Toronto 6, Philadelphia "B" • H 6Valley Lass 3.10 3.10 300 x'ctinched division title (Inghram, Ensell, Branton, Innings _______ 1 Uncle Bubba Dearolph) 4:31.43. 7.10 4:50 y-ciinched playoff berth Kansas City 9, Cincinnati 1-" _________________________________ 2Confirmed Friday's Results Boston 7. Los Angeles 6 4.20 '' '-5 .1r MeIhou('1%eCCSI,O,I.4147 Phlia 101. New Jersey 99 0(1.4) 47.40; p (4-1) 54.00; 1 4. St. Louis 10, Houston i . 200 Medley Relay: Oviedo _____________ 1.2) 20570 Atlanta lOP Detroit 95 Milwaukee 14, Cleveland 3 f.' .',-•".-' -' (Dearolph, Abbott, Ressler, _____ ______________ ' '_______ Eleventh race-$.la, C: 31:77 San Antoni o 116, Ind. 109 " "c'_4 Oakland 2, Seattle 0 ______ _____________ 'a , Johnson) 1:59.6; 255 Free: k . Denver 134, Chi 12*, 30t 7Manasota Marc 7.40 4.40 400 California 3. Chicago (N) Gianatto (MCC) 2:12.53: 200 IM: 4 Elusive Everett MIlw 121, Golden State 93 San Diego 1, San Francisco 0 4.60 300 Gibbon (MCC) 2:29.37; 10 Free: Herald Photo by Tom Nets.' Kansas City 102, Utah 9 Pittsburgh vs. Detroit "A" night IMineola Big Jill 6:40 Mayfair Country Club golf pro .Joe Smith shows a few potential ballerinas a Cattorinl (MCC) 26.4; Diving: PUTTING Phoenix 111, Portland 100 0(47) 39.00; p (; 51.50; T (7 Kennedy (MCC); 100 Fly: Ressler TODAY'S GAMES few ttitOng tips in preparation for tile upcoming Ballet Guild (;olr TourSaturdays Games Twelfth Texas vs. Minnesota at Orlando, SDasher Bell aci-3.5,C: 39:44 1:34,3; 500 Fret: Ressler (0) nament In April. The aspiring golfers are front left to right Tatilmy Kaleel. Washington at New York 1:30 P.M. 13.20 6.20 3$0 3:337; tOO lack: Gibbons (MCC) Boston at Cleveland $ Benevolent 6.10 340 Laura 1oore and (.'harmly Iann. Boston vs. Chicago (A) at 3Manate,Hale 1:10.7; 100 Br.a$tl Abbott (0) Indiana at Houston Sarasota, 1:30 p.m. 4:40 1:01,3, 400 Free Relay: Oviedo Los Angeles at Seattle 0(4's) 23.20; P (4.$) $1.20; T (5. Atlanta vs. New York (A) at (Kennedy, Davis. Carroll, Sunday's Games Fort Lauderdale, 2:30 p.m. Mestayer) 4:2* 2. New Jersey at Boston, aft. - 444$, Toronto vs. Cincinnati at Now York at Phila, aft. Tampa, 1:3o p.m, Girls Detroit at Wash, aft. BishopMoors3LOviedo33 Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh at Tennis San Antonio at Atla, aft, 200 Medley Relay: Bishop Moore Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. Golden St. at Chicago, aft. Some heavy hitting and tioiiicr and added three Itardy turned in a 3-4 per- ('oiiiiiiunity College caine up (Sharp, Dittmer, McManny, Los Angeles vs. Montreal at high scor ing marked Wed- singles in a4 perfonnance to lonnance at the platter for the Friday's Results Utah at Los Angeles Burlereau 2:03,2; 200 Free: Sharp Dayto na Beach, 1:30 p.m. with a run in the top of the Coll Denver at Phoenix (SM) 2:07.); 200 tMi Burleresu nesday's action in the Sanfoi-d power Oviedo Auto Parts to losers. Houston vs. Philadelphia at Women's San Diego at Portland eighth to edge Associated Clearwater, 1:30 P.M. (SM) 2:21.6; 50 FrIe:McManny Men's softball League. an 18-12 slugfest Win over Rollins $4, Kansas City at Seattle (BM) 26.9; 100 Fly Burlereau New York (N) VS. St. Louis at St. Sales & En3ineering 8.7. Stroinberi.Carlsori used a David Hudiek went 4-4, Delux Bar. Mide Tine St. 0 Pet er sburg 1:30 p.m. (BM) 107.16; ISO Free: Sharp including a homer and double Jeff Brake provided the 29-hit attack to down Singles: Smart (R) d. Morel 6 1 Sun(SM) 31.3; $00 Fret: Diftmer California vs. Milwaukee at Sun 6.0; Slorace d. Ojelso 1.6,64, 7.6;* Smith sparked I)ektx niland 13. Danny Lee, Joe winning edge for SCC with a (SM) S:30-35; 100 Back: DIttmer while Carl Lee smacked a withRandy City, Ant 3 p.m. four singles wilile Johnson d. Myers 6W3, 6.1; M (BM) I: 12.33; 100 Bruit: Bishop Cleveland VS. Oakland at Carter d. Wrathe,- 62, 7-4, Steffans and Bob Conchellos le.ld off homer in the inning. Sullivan Moore 1:19.32; 400 Free Relay: Scottsdale, Ant, 3p.m. HIGH SCHOOL €1. Sroadtlurstb.1,4-1;L Carterd. collected three hits apiece For Terry Whitaker also turned in Oviedo (Schaefer, Cissell, San Diego vs. Seattle at Temp., Orr 64, 4-3, FRIDAY'S RESULTS Si.,ee1os Relays .t strong i.rforniance with StrOIII1rg. Brumbaugh, Morris) 4:is.g. An:., 3 p.m. Heritage 10, Florida Air S Junior College three singles in four at-bats. San Francisco vs. Chicago (N) Heritage Trinity Prep boy's track team won all three relays at 120032 2-10 14 4 Men ('brAs Frank singled twice to at Mesa, Ant., 3 p.m. Glen Robinson added a Florida Air 010 002 2- $ 6 3 Pro Hockey Seminole S. Western Ky. 4 Montverde Invitational on Saturday. March 15, and finished lead Sunniland. Detroit vs. Baltimore at Miami, triple to his two singles WillIe Singles: Ozengel (W) d. Man. 7:30 P.M. . third In team standings missing runner-up by only one point. nisto 6.2,6.2; Drew (5) d. Gola 7.5, NHL Standings In other action Seminole Ferrell went a perfect 3-3. Wendt and Croft. Tolhunst, Sosa Boys Team Scores: 1. Ocala St. Johns 93; 2. Montverde 83; 3. By United Press International 62; Johnson (5) d. Alemparte 6.4, (5) and Pradero. Hitters 76; Handbury (S) d. Thornton 6.2, Heritage: Evans 3.5 22B, Croft 34, Campbell Conference Trinity Prep 82; Lake Highland 48; 5. Mount Dora Bible 29; Ii. Dog Racing " 6-3; Copeland (5) d. Fonts 6.2,6.2; Hair 3-5. Patrick Division Lakeland Chr istian 20; 7. Lu ther ILS. 13; 8. Tampa Prep 7; 9. Lady Saints Cop Eagle Meet Thanas (W) d. Reagan 1.4, 6-2, 4.1. W L 1 P15. Evans 1, Colonial 2 AT SANFORD-ORLANDO xPp,ila Tampa Berkley 1; 10. St. Pete Cantebury. 45 9 Doubles: Ozengel.Gula (W) d. Evans 101 001 030 2-5 Friday night results 1 yNY Rangrs Mannlsto.Handbury 6.2, 63; Colonial 3$ 25 9 79 Coach George Auston, trinity's track coach, stated, "In the Trinity Prep Lady Sain ts repeated as champions and won First race -5.15, C: *1:49 000 000 0-0 2 S y-NY islndni Johnson.Copeland (SI d. Alern. 35 21 9 79 nine years I have been coaching at Trinity this is the first time 2Sutro 10.40 4.00 5.00 parte.Thoms NoblitI, Holmes (3) and Y Atlanta 33 2612 7-3, 7.3; Thanas. the Eagle Invitational at Montverde on 'Saturday, March 15, 4 Do Fire Khaki Howard. Clay, Cheek (7), Shaker. Washi ngt on the boys have ever won all three relays in track meet 1111(1 We 2,40 4.40 Herman (W) won by default. a 25 36 11 61 when they took eight first place showings as well as a top three lUnaBug Hitters - Evans: McCoy 3.4 fi, Smyth. Division 1.00 are looking forward to a great season,' " Finish in the 880 yard run. NecOrds:Semlnoiei7.1.west.rn Senio2.335. Records- Evans 5.2. 0 (24) 24.40; T(24-4) $31.10. Kentucky 6.5. W 1 1 P15. Trinity's individual results: Long Jump- Gerald Sutton 1, Colonial 5.3. Second race -5.I4,C: 31:17 yChicago 31 2317 HiØbcti$sI Girls Team Scores: I. Trinity Prep 113; 2. Montverde 93; 3. four th from Winter Park. High Jump- Fred Tagaeus third lTaliy Fran Winter ParkS, Edgewate St. Louis 4.40 3.10 2.40 r 29 31)2 70 Boys SViltigiP.rk take highland 54;4 4. Ocala St. Johns 29; 5. St. Pete Cantebury Vancouver 23, 2513 51 from Winter Park. Shot Put- Mark Sustrunk fourth from 110 I. -, C.toolalLL.a.gIlghIad2 Idi.watgr III III 3-3 4 I Befldixon Edmonlon 3.20 24 3512 50 . S*nles: Solid (C) d. Betty, 1.1, - WilWIr Part 503 012 x -5 7 2 Colorado Christian 22-, 7. Tampa Berkley U; B. Mount Winter Park. Mile Run- Paul McNulty first, Tommy Mat0(4.1) 20.40; P (43) 64.25; TiC. Ch.penlk (C) d. Bustad. 51; 17 A 1312 44 (hews third from Winter Park, Chad Iluehring fifth. 440 Relay. Ritz, Carter (6) and Connally, Dora Bible 4; 9. Luther H.S. 3; 10. Tampa Prep 3. 5.1) 174.11; DO (5.4) 25.44, IV 4S Il 43 Bsnitsi (C) d. Ponpry 5.5; Stone Hunt (6), Thatcher, Stake (, i., Third race-i.16,Mg IliSI Wales CO,I feI'1Ic Trinity first 47.52 (Sutton, Politowlcz, Tagaeus, Fleming). 440 (C) d. Brodie, I-I, Tews (LH) d. Spurnelt, Hitters - Edgewater: Trinity's individual results: Long Jump - Mary Barnett ôSurflneComet 34.40 11.30 440 Devine S-S. Norris Oivislln I Wambold 2.3 HR 2 RBI, Winter yard Dash-Ed Pryor second from Winter Park. 330 IM fourth and Abby Wolfe sixth both from Winter park. Discus wLI Hurdles- Gerald Sutton second. 880 Run-Tommy Lee first, x.Montneai 43' 20 9 Cay Murray first with 93,11" from Winter Park and fourth in Kegler's Komer A MAITLAND ALTAMOIITI ISAVIS AIIM CUSS AlIBI 4 I I Wallace AIIM I I Parties I I I heck I SniS5 I 0 Owito 0 " Undurwsod 1 10N II 1 CI.ISy 1 VOOrISIOS 2 S 0 hiCCald •0 O'SIIIII I I I • Vows I 5 0 AAWTOY I • 1 IDIMVÜI VSI Abraliamson 1 0 pauning s 0 0 Cavanaugh* 00I Wlsippla I I 1 (Denils) Tls UII k i • , Alt. CIII Staves Baseball Trinity 2 S I Norman I I lowirs 2 I I HOvktsø 2 I I CASSELIENRY W. Springs 2 I I Snoil I I PaiimbI 3 I 2 WaIhi III Al N H 2 5 I Daporo 2 I Wolf 3 I I Joyce 3SS Prangpini 4 I 1 Al N N Money I 0 S Thomson 3 5 5 MO?TOW 1 I 5 D. Evans I 1 LVn45VISI 3 I 1 Lswi 1 SI Eby 3I2 3 0 S Oiwid DAquistSIS.INIX ill lauch.ns lIOlarofoat I I I Pruman ilIevent 323 J*rsbsiy 351D.Hill Ill Murray 1 I , MmS.W5 I • • Lessard I I I Nyman 1 I Anion 3 1 1 Wilson 434 K,essor 3 I 2 R. Hill 2II Miiton I I S Kelly S 1 5 H.nksrr 2 5 I P. Evans I I Piarselias I I I Buzzard I 3 5 Chain. 3 3 I Amy 423 Totals21 i 4 Totals 30 , $ Jennigs I I I Chapman I I I Lan. I I S Hines 2 II WiIsf 3 I 2 Kelly 322 WaIlan I S I Holland I I S C. Well I S I JOhnsin 3 I Jiønifor H.rb.rW 3 1 2 4 3) Paul IliKarl 55$ Morgan Coffey Photo III III 3 SllTurnor III J.iioi 351Camps1143t Totals It I 4 Totals 7 a 4 lrackstt S I S lliand Ilask 233 Groins 3 I I DOles 332 lirgiwls 1 I $ OgIlsy 0II Welsh 3 • • T. Smith 3 I I Tstais If 7 $ N. On Pools I I Currey I Totals 30 IS Neal3 I2 "I HID REALTY Al H HAD Realty News"I S I N Totals . FUND 619 315 32 II 21 Thai 24 Ii 13 ANON T.mpesta 3 1 I Hall 3 41.11 Molle I I I F. CITY I DICK JOYCE Onas I I I Ovonitroi$ 1 1 3 All H WILL DNlI.Li$G P'.If 26146., w;Spning, 011* HiLL1111 Oeb.rk 2 I 1 HarrIs III Al N N Well Drilling 214 U-IS Cassilbsrry 2 523 513-Il Shop Sanford and Orlando dolly 9:30.9:30, Sun. 12.6 t. ______KissImmoolaftyg ______ 0, Sum 114 Sunday, March 23, 150-36 Baseball • WIlSIlI Bradley I, a Jackson Leads Braves With No-Hitter Jeff Jackson of the Breen Insurance Braves flreda nohitter and collected three hits to help his team wore alo-lwin over the Floor Systems Cuba in mid-week action of the Altamonte Little League. Adding to the Braves hitting attack was T.J. Scaletta with tire. hits, Induding a double. Malt Breen also collected a trio of hits while Mike Haynes contributed aelrtgJe and a triple to the winners attadc. Playoff Hopes, Win 102=90, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SCOREBOARD _ $ I 3II I3 a I I $3 411O20 0*6645-24 all 354 5-15 - . 1 01 I Mt PIhT CullS HATHf5 Cot oll C(%ISOLIS S t$GNI (P,I(I) cus1*s YF DELIVERS TODA to • service sty iiv,ry lnciuis 0 NO crem 111118216 SNOSICI%flydspC$lt $tOasfo, let wset'a renl Future rent elI vary 0 NO Ig term )IIgati00 dp.ndng on unit siloclid • . $ 1 0 - Curtis Maths .. . the fs:iesf TV mony can rent I COLOR TV TONITE I WESTGATE TV IllS ORLANDO Dl., SANFORD ---SANFORD ORLANDO - Other Westgate TV Localioq in Delend, 3-2-3ak20 13 ___Gi4"sifs` - -'4 .rw ; ',:' , n- * . - - .................... ' :. - I - I. I. r..1" 21 �. - .- --- -.- - , . -. 4111— Evanlng Herald, Sanford FL 1 Sunday, March 23, 910 - - Wanted 184elp Legal Notice Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 1110- 1192- CA-04-111 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ILA HARRIS JELKS, Wife. and HENRY JELKS Husband, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HENRY JELKS SR. S Weyreck Street Rochester, New York 14605 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed in the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, in Case No. I0.592.CA.04.E, entitled IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ILA HARRIS .JELKS, Wife, and HENRY JELKS, SR., Husband, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on SPEER & SPEER, P.A., Petitioner's attorney, whose address is P.O. Box 1364, Sanford, Florida, 32771, on or before April 21 AD., 1910, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in said Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the 13th day of March, AD., 1950. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk THOMAS A. SPEER 01 SPEER 8. SPEER, P.A. P.O. Box 1354 Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 322.06$1 Attorney for Petitioner Publish March 16, 33, 30, and April NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE ishereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $65.09 Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the fictitious name, towit: FTA ADVERTISING under which it Is engaged in buSiness at 1002 Newcastle Court, Maitland, Florida. That the corporation interested in said business enterprise is as follow: C.T.G. ANTIQUES, INC. Mavis Molinari, President Attest: Edelgard Bishop, Secretary Dated at Maitland, Florida, this 25th day of February, 1950. Publish March 2, 9. lé. 23, 1910 OET.16 Orlando - Winter Park 322 - 2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 44c line 3c a line 3c a line itime 3coinecutive times 7 consecutive times HOURS 8 00 A M s 30 p M MONDAY lhru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 NOOfl - - _- Noon Friday 18-Hoip Wanted 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In area most beautiful Mem orial Park. $100, to settle estatC, including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. TO LIVE-IN 0 . Which will behold in the City copilot are onfile With the Clark of of Oviedo, on Monday, the 7th day the City and urns may be in. CI April, 1910 at 7:30 p.m., or as spected by the public. soon thereafter as possible. At the Dated this tNh day of March, misting interested parties may A.D. 980. appear and be heard with respect PhyWsJQahI, CMC to the araaad ordinance. This " ' he 0 from cittie City of tIrnetotime until final action is Altamonte Springs, Florida taken by It. City Publish March 33, 1980 A copy of the poposid DET 409 dinance is posted at the City Hail, Oviedo, Florida, and copies we on file with the Clerk of the city NOTICI UNDER some may be inspected by the . FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE public. DATED this, lNh day ofMarch, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:, Notice Is hereby given that the AD., 19$ ~signed Pursuant to the NANCY K. cox, Name Statute" "Fictitious City Cult CI the Chapter $6318, Florida Statutes City of Ovieds, Florida will resistor with Its cet of the Publish March 23. 191$ Circuit Court, i. 4 DITIIJ Florida, upon recalpi of 8, the publicatlin of this Notice is bareby sksaillitiapim tWici, the IkINisus names ta-wit: IN bsisbwu at m 5 TINDER LOVING CARE DAY IJEIWN& FL307$ CARE CENTER, under which we Seminole Cm", FinrNo ussr are irgegef in busIness at $9 ffie WHOM now Wt.ONS $ims.afl Drive, Lake Mary. LAWN SERVICE, and that I is- Florida 33718 tondflregister said raw wt*fo ThSt the pines Wirelted in Clark of the Circuit Curt, old Iniiisns enterprise are as Seminal. County, Florida In is. thRust PAUL I. MURPHY and cer*ncewithttsprovfllsnsofthe CAROLYN NUN?. Oiled at Orladhs, Orange Fictitious Now StuMes. TO-WO: i*tie. $68.10 Fisddp $tetut.s Cisaty, FlorIda. February 39, no. Paul I. Milroy sip, DAVID LINZ CI101YTI I.. lluz puwish Mardi 23, 30 and April 6, Publish MW. 91 16. 13, 31111, igej OIT.14 - . - Employer. M.F. portunity Box 14975, Whatever the occasion, there is classified ad to Solve it. Try +. $175,000. UlJ, Florida. That the corpiratlon intereSted in $W builnhlS iiiIiiprI$i Is as follows: CITRUS COUNTRY TOYOTA, Inc. By: Roberto MoIinarI, resident . - Wáliisin Larry Bishop, Secreiary.Treis. Dated at Longwiod, County of Seminole. State of Florida. this ?1n day of February. 1989. Publish March to to 16, 33. 19$ DE?-111S % RIALTY H 10 3229283 - 1k. Mary - 2 BR, fenced yd, LAKE VIEW. $30,00d'. 3 BR, FP,' fenced yd., assume mort. $12900. I 18JI 1 BR-5218 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada Just So. f 11.92 is San • Call 333.8610 ' ___________ 2*4S.ParkAv,. GENERAL FACTORY HELP Steady, 12 FRENCH AVE. ACROSS FROM 'essn'ikhç ______________________ permanent, position for qualified SOUTH'S LARGEST I LOWEST FEE AGENCY.' 2 WK. SALARY. Oien*i&Issdk parson.- ____________ - Good wages and benefit package • £ I •' Ifl i_ person-- 8:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. IARCAI ALUMUM PRODUCTS I (17.) w w w w w w w w PRESSER, vip. apply Carriage oiiir Cleaners, 434 Shopping Center, Hwy. 131, Longwood. 323-6805 PUTUID _____ 11* d _ - oiid P5110nd . rehabilitation counseUng, psychology, vocational edecat 110 DI'S csIy rlidwdsluclenc.s laid, and 1 years of pregresilvely responsible experience, in motion counseling social work, al ' Inside or Outside, Top or BotIom,WedoItAll.Ifome Soappoin a dealership lo tap the fiiI p011511 Repair I Eumodelin. Fences, met, carpet, plumb., patio, etc., etc.. INC. Chances we If am can't do It no one can. 141w.33$71 EWSINI f- Painting$RemodeImng .'.,. FREE ESTIMATES. -- 3119-5111111141 BEAUTIFULLY REFUR. - IISHED 19 . 3 OR hom e with pool and many features you plow M.F. Top, Trim, Removal terms. ______ ____________________________________I REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 3227491 5. , " , .1) ;,*,r-3s. _!ti.~ - # ~ -,~ If'.--L.-ak.1 '%'L jr-t,~%I;&., .~~ ~ - , I I -A r . ,.- - TAM? C 2,411- Wailers, trucliracksl misc. repsirs. - -- . i'ining 2 story older home; "iiew CIlIA; modernized kit. : 1211 Magnolia Avenue. 323 .;;ou, Casper Real Estate. - :Pr!anOo, 5436530. . - - -. - __ I I 4 T - .~t i % * -t il - .."_ AW A. ... .: ..,~, N . TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $183.16 or 517' ma Agent 3395386 Make your TV remote controlled - nowires. Comebyourshop for demonstration HERB'S V 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 323 1734 - Sat. & Sun. 113 Aldean. 10 to S. Dishes, clothes, some appliances. CARPORT SALE SAT. & SUN. 10 N. 2nd ST., WINTER SPRINGS. HOME SOLD, - EVERYTHING MUST GO . I 1heb0*,128 ir -- - 54iow by Appt. $89,500 322-3073aft 6p.m' 11__~ " . ~ '. 'I? -. ,f4s ~L ? , -. ._ 'is Gremlin, 6 cyl, auto air, power, radio, 33.000 mi $1673. may consider small car in trade, good mileage 322 0095 , , ___ ________- '73 Chevy 3 ton, with II' slide in camper, stove, ref.. toilet, heater, sleeps S. Only $3,500. ' 323 232', - '68 Cony Plymouth Fury $95 Current lnsp 323 7457 For Sate 1931 Model A. 2 or., Ford Exc running cond Modified road car FIRM 535130 323 1183 alt S -- __ ._ 80—Autos for Sale 000001 322 7972beforeS - - 'SANFORD AUCTIONs 1 1215 S. French 323-7340 Sell idle items with a Classif lea Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 3722611 or 831.9993 '76 Chvelte, iuns oed 79—Trucks-Trailers Come early, stay late $ VISA -MASTER CHARGES S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ Make room in yOur attic, garage FM stereo. AC. PS. PD, under coated. 6 cyl . auto. 23.000 mi. must sell, lake over pymts, 3227338 1972 Chevy P U with topper Ion, $975 excellent comic? 322 2066 the highest bidder Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 373 1885. ________________________ - _____________ • ___ '17 Volare Premier Wagon, AM — AOKTIRE 327740 NEW TIRES$19 598. UP 2113 French Ave. Sanford CLEAN UP SALE. Must sell to the bare wills to make room for upcoming gun & antique ,'uclion Lots of good clean turn. including fine houseful w Broyhill DR suite. extra nice BR suite, extra nice LII Suite, La Z boy recliner. auto qar,lge door opener. I mo old ken more washer & dryer other turn. inhousetull, All less than I yr old, also more storage lots from NY. All to be sold to 68—Wanted to Buy -. 1919 Suzuki OS 125 V Like new cond Call 319 56861t 4pm PUBLIC AUCTION 0 .MON., MAR. 24,? PM hetlandPony,%tudho,'e 3 yrs old, 50 322 3277 after6 7969 Chevrolet Malibu I owner, newt ires 6486161 - -- 78---I.iotorcycles - ____________ 54—darage Sale ____ - - -- IISS••SSIII•II•II•s• 66—Horses For Sale 1974 Ford LTD. stereo FM radio. 4 sp., cruise cont. AC 323 0727 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 322 %74; 317 1464 - ----foO Dollar Paid for funk &1b, cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment, 322 5990 GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323 7340 .--- Junk Cars Removed ' - 3237134 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 moods Call 339 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) , 77 -- 7966 Ford Galaxy 500 2 or. Coupe, auto, air, this beautiful car is near mint,, excellent original paint 51.800. 837 8101 or 3394757_ - - '73 Chev. Impala S W, top carrier, exc. tires, new insp. sticker. 5630. 3230799. 1977 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham, loaded, white on white, beautiful. Only 27,000 ml. 53.500. 131 5104 or 339.4752. ______________ 55-Boats & Accessories -ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - - MUST SELL- 17' Fglass Larson Runabout w'63 10 hp, recently rebuilt. Needs seat 8. cleanup, 5300. 323 $817 aft 6. ---- -59-MusicaI Merchandi -_ -- -- -. --- se Beautiful console pianu, French Provincial styling, used very little. Fantastic tone & touch response. Reconditioned& restyled pianos, including: new keys, new finish, choose from various styles & finishes. $695. Good selection new, used & rebuilt baby grand pianos. Cannon Music Center, Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434, I 81k E. of 1.4. 339 5900. Buy your own land and home in an adult/family mobile home community featuring a lagoon marina. MEAD i(iIi] 98o Montgomery Rd ~ Altamonte Springs ________________ q71 ii&wff Meadowlea 1111111 — S center.. .paved and Boating and fishing. ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY . -~ The River .rivcr bank recreation area... lighted shuffleboard ... youth streets., underground utilities. . .central water and sewer. . police and fire WOODED, VOLUSIA COUN. TY. $35,500. protection financing 4 ACRES HEAVILY WflflbFfl FRONT, I ?OCE!TT . .medical facilities nearby . . .bank available. OPEN I FREE WATER SKIING SHOWS BROKER DELAND I 2439SMyrtleAve. Orlando I Sanford 327157 1 1210640 I J Joxsm\ D*YTON.' seacs Ff - * 11 " N/ lenbrook 'RARl!Nc, TON /fvvs.'/vvr/,yl OSTEENDEER RUN 10 acres, lightly weeded , cleared, well drained, mobile home OK, assume rnfg •f i acre. 323-3332. $3009 ___________________ - nt ____ _____ j $.autifutcoU ry)o,inDeItonLi locat off Courtland 1. I ShaIIowior wooded, 13,300. I 333 7$ after S. ed HOUSE Saturday, March 22 and Sunday, March 23 SEIGLER REALTY _________________________ — ta,,lordAssumabie544 Pet. Open House Sun. lOtoS Ii , -________________________ 101 % French COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. I CallBaft r M, TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new Over $700, Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments $I'.00 month. Still in arranty. Will deliver. Call 5425391. 11 BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICESI' All steel, pre engineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.) All buildings have 25 lb. wind load and large framed opening. 30'x18'xl2' for 53.99000 • 40'xIl'x14' for $5,169.00 • 'I0'x 7 7'x14' for $6,167.00 5 45'x96'xll' for $9,34700 F 0.6. Factory Call collect 9 am. to 6 p.m. 305 331 1647 72-Auction -- . . swimming pool, tennis and I "••II &IIIIIUIIU BARROW'S WELDING EeiIp, - Gu.d used TV's, $758. up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Ph. 3770357 -------- ---- -------- WE BUY CARS AOKTIRE 3727180 Shocks $5 95-'-Heavy Duty 95 AIR SHOCKS $St.CS New Batteries $2995 2473 French Ave Sanford - 1 Webuyusedfurn,tur FURNITURE &THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave. Sanford 323 63')) - _____________ with super bOihood. - CCII Jim FII11n,$34.7m. Diol 3222611 or 8319993 ________________________________________ - __ . 4j -- Lawnmowers We Sell the best 8 service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 30) W. 1st St. - - $56111100. , desIre, excellent neigh. Tree Service ____ _____________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ am FILL DIRTI TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND CallClark&4irt3737510 62.A''Fap 53IV-Radio-Stereo Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So, of Sanford. 322 8721. -- ---- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. D4ytona Beach, will hold a pclic AUTO AUCTION every tDen4ay1t1?urdsy-a$ 7:*jt, '4. only one in Florida. Vast op i reserved price. Call N4.. 511 76-Auto Parts 62' -Lawn-Garden -------- -- - Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. I Buy & Sctl, the finest in used 1 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tooli. HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, De BARY AREA. IS WOO DED ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC. CESS. $31,500. GOOD TERMS. I 1- -. I beach, enjoy refreshing pool, 2 Possible 3 OR, 1½ S. FR, scm. porch, patio, landscaped yard on cor. let, many extras. By ownsr, 401. 44I.541 IVIL ACCURATE Tax service I BookkeepIng lstYrBusIss.., - : ' I ____________________ .. .. . Tax SsrVICS Washer repo. GE delLrxe model. Sold orig. $10935, used short time Dal $189.I4or $19.35 mo. -__Agent .33953k, K'ENMOR WASHER Parts, 5t"1'ce, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Ref. repo IS Cu ft frost free., Orig, $529, now $205 or, $19 mo. Agent 3395386 -- - '76 Malibu Classic. AC. PS. PB. auto, small V$w 2bcarb, Baby blue w white vinyl top & interior, $2,550 323 6437. _ ---- ______ very 15 mpg Second Section ~ POSSIBLE MARINA SITE, i _. - ' - For Sale Used office egpt. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many items to choose from. NoIls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So. of Sanford. 322 8721. $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. II . -' I I I , Cullum. Free engagement -.atlotOs or cola, 111111111 333.1331., - HARNEY. 3i. PLUS ACRES PA'IED ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL TREES ON ST. JOHNS RIVER, SANFORD AREA. I 3271577 Wedding photography 'by Push button controls, has caro uSl. still in -warranty. originally $6e, assume pay'ments of $21 mc, Agent 339. 7½ ACRES TALL PINES GEN- I Orlando Sanford MICROWAVE ' ' Jewelry store fixtures for sale Lighted display counters; alarms, fixtures, furniture. 322 5681. EVA AREA. $5,900. ESTATE BROKER MyrtleAve. '' ImpIiy LAKE ORANGE GROVE 12½ ACRES ROBINSON 1 SEEDLING. GENEVA AREA $6.5® PER ACRE. ALL OR HALFI SEIGLER REALTY Call anvtim,349.539 1311817 LG.SAUNT - ----- -- I . CuRleW' built utility & boat suin Cessna - . ______________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 30 -t - ('L CROCEITT og clComa SERVICE CUSTOM HOMES _________$LJILT Rebuild Canda*jijd ZONE NEAR WANTS CASH OFFER. . - ___________ _________________________ -------- '75 clean, fully eqps )n 1658 971 SIFIgIl' FUtura Fufly autS, repossessed, used very short time. Original $03, bal. $151 or -01 rne• Agent 339'US& 2½ACRESPINE&PALMETTO LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOO DED LOT NEAR OVIE DO & CFU. $70,000. . --- - 52-Appliances _____________ ______________ SERVICES UNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Large . 2 'SUMARLE MORTGAGE. m,iinio waraIPed growth Vi the business IDAIINSLI - . - - FIREPLACE, EAT. IN kITCHEN. $57,900 WITH AS. Tree krVICI r tef-'ed you mu be ps'r by a itong 'NS*I III1 pVs,I WQ4ntII WflpSIIefUSVS *IldoSds ' " - _____ vocational educatlena or an equivalent combination fm training and •vpirlence. Apply to Seminole Ca. P.J. sonnslOflice,Co. CourtHouse N. Park Ave., Sanford batamen 8: am. as 4: .m. by MardiILl9$.MmiegliCo,is an E*eI _ _______ 0111211S BOLID .. is see in it wes. i au-un etc. Waves Bill, 321.j321 _______ II1L1L £TZUIOI _____ insured I 1 Man, qualit y operation exp. Patios, Ofiveways, 11011? M WPMIUL 01 IROUP WTI1 1$T11 - of aIItype.,Lk. Bonded I 111MIMM I Client. Services Supirviser stifling salary Sill wsekiy. Graduation from an ac credited college or university, wIllis Wcheflr day.. in social work. counseling, I Carpentry, Palnting,Maint - )01?DITY . I I l 7fl$ $fl4 I I -1 - 322-8721. 51—Household Goods . ___________ ____________ WWW _____ Ib*sbviwsm II - _ (30) 90" L dra pery panels running ft.), shades of urn, blue. New $1,000, sell for $50. Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll .a-way bed you've nowhere to roll away ... lf you place a Classified Ad today- HUGE, POOL,3 BEDROOM, 2"z BATH, FAMILY ROOM, P1111,i I Ikpilr' .: _______________ .-. - JrsrnPaIfwmnglRepair. : Interlorl Exterior Freslst '' - Couch $100; chair $20; 3 wood tbls $55; bed I nite stand $35. misc. 3730595. no N. 17.92, Casslberry, Fl. $348300 Eve. 562-385! - Hou$ewive$ Cleaning S.n,k, • PersonaIizsd,fast,dependable RseuIaroqltim*bas)s I Wsdewpehw$ndoas 417.3516 I I I 3IISk* Dr. CALL ANNETTE 323-5116 Your future cur concern - _______ ' the best. 162.5592. Animal Haven "Oroomng Ia' Kennels. Thermo. stat controled Met, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to 1976 Lincoln welder. AC-DC. 230 or410volf,commtype,3p,5 motor. Very good const. Must sell $100. 3495932. Color portable TV; console color TV; Stereo AM-FM tape player & recorder; _______________________ miscellaneous items. 3236670. H. Ernest MORRIS Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK I cxl,, wallpaper, wall texihe, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call - We specialize in lots, acreage, farms, ranches & groves. $8,900 W-GOOD TERMS. 3 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM. specializing in repainting, mt. - 6.Sacresw.sm , pond. PORCH & NEW ROOF. $21,900. Surfaces.lic _______________________ - TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT ' Creative 5 acre grove $5,000 then 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture. $2,000 own. $1,000 dwn. -- - - 72—Auction _____ Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyer s fast, TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. 132.900. . - 'lf you need fIll for Lg.holes,torgood price 323-9238 HERE ARE 31 PLIANCES, GOOD CONDI. -. kW1ui Drapes.Upholltsry HEALTH DEPT. 30 Y.rd Debris, Trash, Appliances &Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 ' 3234309 Levis& Wrangler Jeans - Waiting for a Good Deal? FRAME, - ----. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 Mfg. at9",'pcf, mt. with $25 Mo. pymts. Total price $7.500 or best offer. 323-5038. _____________ BEDROOM, - - 43—Lots-Acreage ______________________ .5CREEN PORCHES, AP. UgI* GWALTNEYJEWELER EMPLOYMENT on sir 2 ---- to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE. i For Estate Commercial & ResiAPPLIANCES & PLUMBINGdentiai Auctions & Appraisals. FIXTURES Jenkins Fur C'll Dell's Auctic,n, 3235620. niture, 705 E 25th St. 3730981 - . ---- ----- ---- - Somebody is -looking for your -. WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8., bargain. Offer it today in the APPLIANCES Sanford Fur I Classified Ads. I niture Salvage. 322 8721 .. . 15-A-V Antiques and Modern Furniture --ans One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323 2801 '74 Ariercan Traveler mini motor hc,me 360 Dodge Fully ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED .pt 1017 mpg Req. gas Top Prices Paid Asking $7.000 Will consider ig Used, any condition 6.118126 wh base Ford Van in trade ?2 0106 .iny$irno -_ -------- $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 7340. - ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH .CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. , - 68—Wanted 80—Autos for -_Sale -Pontiac Bonneville, - - - Beds, Dbl. motel B.S. & Malt., every day. ,000, Wanted by retired man, lawns to mow l hedges totrim EWDecker 332.4902 _____________________ REAL1OR AAA vocati Lawn Care - .--- BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 3235627 ___________________________ BRAND NEW OVIEDO Due. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. . - If you are having dIfficUlty findinç a place to live, car to strive, a lob, or some ser vice you ha ve need of , read all our want ads FRONT, 2 iEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE -MORTGAGE. $32,000. ". CIo •REALTY WORLD. -. 14O.S00. cost Classified Ad. - TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead & copper Tiffany type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces, 6280701 _____________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CARRIAGE COVE2 BR.2B& 3 BR, 26, exc. cond. Call for details. Crank Construction Realty, REALTOR, 8306011. !.'~, CAKE MEINTZER TILE 3390309 $39010S Possession. 176 Windsor Ct Carriage Cove, '- - - - ______ - .:'THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL Complete Mobile Home Repair 3195259 -- --__________ -. 3'OEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU. BILE CARPORT, AP. :.. PLIANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON :..ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUN. ... LAND. SELLER WILL HOLD The Best Buy In Town - A low J4.worrspair.I.akyshower$our uuscIlty, 35 yrs. e Tile floors -----. - Installed _ NtW& REPAIR REPAIR FreeEt. 800.1713af16 INC. Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. MWIjaeril Village AIBiVd, on __ - 'an'hicTII. '_. Altamonte •xscutive Townhouse. 3 OR, 2½ B, Brantley Schools, $330 me. eaII 199.I4. ____________________ ' ------ -- ,:4-, HonispaIr TOWER'S BEAU F't SALON Marrlitt's Beauty Nook jut JjtJt.fl3.S742 EMT05 Unturishsd 30-Apartments IsufyCars Wanted to buy for Cash from owner 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price. No salesmen . $250 mo. & under ifou qualify,' 323-2994. k Homes Wanted to buy, older Mobile-- 47-A--4iortgages Bought Home, single or double wide. & Sold Call anytime 1 27 0781. -Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We i YR. OLD DBL.WIDE 1 %0 mike Real Estate 1 Beautiful 1g, 2 BR, 26, W. Business Iojs Florida Mor. Central H&A heat pump, big tgetge Investment. 1104 E. bdrms., 8. huge kit. Low low Robinson, Orlando, 422.2976. cash to mtg. $19,900!! Harold ________________ ___________________ Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5774. 5OMiscellaneous for Sale I0x20 Sc rm. Adults only! 1mm. - _____ . ______ NEW HOMES Open 1 to5 daily ' _____________________ - 1i t 59-Musical Merchandise ___ __________ We buy equity in houses, opts., & vacant land Lucky Invest ments, P 0 Box 79 Sanford 322 4711. See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3lO3 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA 8. FHA Financing ________________________ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THEJOB 64430$ 101111$ .g. Sanford Gracious living. Ross. Weekly 5. monthly rates, utIlitIes ed Inquire 10! S. Oak 561.7553, A. proof of publicatign of this notice, name, to-wit: "CITRUS COUNTRY TOYOTA" under whi ch It Is engaged in 1111141111lim at 1PI H*WfY1742, Eve5. 322-0613, 3321517 207 E. 25th St. BUSINESS SERVICE LISTINO y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 329-0509_ 3390505 ___ STOP IN TODAY, BE WORKING TOMORROWI .the fictitious Multiple Listing Service [13 Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build on your lot 0, our lot. REALIOR' 701 Bldg. ____ E.AltamonteDr. CARE. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Notice is hereby given "of the unditsIgned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name $ttute", Chapter $6309, Florida Statutes. will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and fir Seminole County, Florida, upon ,Eslpt of 323.7832 VA-FHA-235-Con. Homes i INC. 410 WE SPECIALIZE IN HELPING PEOPLE BECAUSE WE WE HAVE JOBS OF ALL CATEGORIESI Noflcs Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. 42—Mobile REALTOR ANYTIME Paint 1 body shop for sale or lease w.2 BR apt. attached. -- ' Super location excellent buy, 705 Sunset Dr. 3 BR, 10, FR, FP, fenced yard. 544,909 322-2420 $21000. ___ 47-Real Estate Wanted ft. full eiec kit, newly dcc. Condo. Call 3237763 for info, ___________________________________ . If At COLBI' IEALWi. MULTIPLE LISTING ..__________ Sanford2BR,2Ba,approlO00 SQ Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W.Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford 322.1081 or eves, 323.0117 Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX lic. Owner must sell. Submit all Orion. Listed at $29,000. For TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION on low interest mtg. on new BR, 2B wonversation pit, stone p1. intercom, tile foyer -t more on ½ acre wooded lot in prestigious area. Just $95,500! I ________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader Realty 4 rental units, Income $2000 mo. 41.A-CondomInlun W Garnet? White 2565 BulIOtoSuit - ourlotoryou FHAVA, FHA 235124$ ,s. - ALLFLORIDAREALT'y REALTORS PARK OF SANFORD REALTOR M. Unswoi'ttt 3041$. French Avs. 13*i rnch 322.5353,3223772, O77 9 32322 22 F13 1 Off ICe . ML$ REALTOR portunities buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250 Low down payments, 322 2287. __________________________ - Just for you l3 BR, 1½ B home in Wynnewood, on a beautiful landscaped lot? Pan FR, Din area, ww carpet Ig patio, w BBQ, lots more! BPP SEP. VICE CONTRACT. A buy for $37,500! -- 1.50045905. .1 pct. interest to qualified POOL PARADISE- Lovely 4 BR, 28 Split plan w-Cen. H-A, WWC, pan Fern Rm, fully equipped kit, + gorgeous pool on huge cul-de.sac lot in Al area, $64,900 Hurry!! Specialt 3 BR, 1½ B home! Many beautiful extras? FR, rec rm., DR. FLR, C-H&A, ww carpet, & morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. ONLY $49,500, _________________________ pr—rt-,, _________________________ _______________________ - Investors this won't last long. Nice 7 BR 8. 1 BR turn. Triplex, 2 carports, comm. zoned on S. Sanford Ave. Lg. lot could build additional units. Rent for $635 mo. -clear over $300. Assume present mtg. 269 7377. ___ __Asking 563,000. _ 323 - OWNER WILL FINANCE quality 3-2 wbrick I. p1. BBQ, Fam. Rm., split plan W huge bdrms, + scr porch in exec area for only $71,950 111 Super 4 BR, 20 home in Sanora wall the extras. C.H&A, ww carpet, pan FR, eat-in kit 8. pantry! Join home ownersl BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $575001 .-----REALTORS 322.7922 NO QUALIFYING ON THESE- 2710 Sanford SANFORD 4.2, C-A.H, like new, Handyman special 2 BR, CO. owner $44,500. fenced rear yd., in exc. LONGW0003-2,blk needs TLC. location. $27,000. asking $39,300. 3-1 with 4 acre grove, 20 pct. . Geneva. S acres cleared w.pond 10 pct. interest, $44,500. 1 well, ideal for mobile home, retail inventory, fixtures, tralntng,supplles, and more. Call TOLL FREE anytime Solvents, 32366M. 305.323.1163 pq&L $1,000 GUARANTED OPENING DAY. Open and own (within 3 BATEMAN REALTY weeks) a beautiful new Reg. Real Estate Broker fashion shop women's 2f.l0Sanford Ave. featuring top brands and great 321.075, pricesl$19,tooprovldes$20,000 Inc., Realtors S Fr(nch (77 92) Sanford SQUARE FOOTAGE GALORE- 3big bdrms, brick 'f. p1., formal DR, eat-in kit. + cur. lot wOaks for $34,000!! Loch Arbor! Pool 8. patio! C. H&A, DR, eat-in kit., FR 8. much more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for $64 000 - 41—Houses Hrs. 'SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE •HAvE BUYERS? Beautifuil 4 BR, ii B home in restored. All for $29,900. __________________________ - 24 sure of I of total inventory of brand Wm. Knabe Baby Grand piano, new interspring bedding. mahogany; Hammond Organ, These beds are not damaged model J5i7 3721678 or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free _____________________ local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797. So. of 60ABusiness Equip. ______ -----_Sanford. 322 8721. _______ Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! _____________________________ The Real Estate Agency IF YOU REALLY WANT TO . _ COIN OPERATED GAME ROUTE Sanford area, excellent income producer for individual in. terested in a full or part-time Call cash) business. Will sell all or part of route. For details call person-to. person collect to Mr. Jerry Neill 305196-5973. Heavy work. Retiree ac ceptable. Permanent. United 3235774 -HousehoJd Goods Plumbing business Complete winventory & real estate. Call W. MaliCjwkj, REALTOR, 37? 7983. _____________________ ))) REALTY - REALTORS Hedge against intletionl Sacresonfast growing Lk. Mary Blvd. 330' frontage. Good termsl WORLD REALTORS-MU STENSTROM 3 BR, lB 2 1g. f en ced lots, privacy, FP, ready to be Sanford, Lk. Mary, new 3 BR, 28, adjacent Golf Course. AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, drapes. 1150. 3220943 or 322- Fairview Rd., Needham, Me. 0111 500fl. Leval 40-Condominiunn :i ____ _____________ halty,inc, HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 1g. .drms, l'z baths, corner lot . 'trees, nice area. $28500!! COUNTRY PROPERTY With almost 2000 54. ft. of living area&3+acres.This3.2hasa super location, close to 1.1, St & Sanford. CIlIA & above ground pool, too. Low own payment. REALTY ADS —Commercial Property hail 1. Weliiva retreat 1 acre Ofl St. Johns River. Only 15.000 dwn, Total price unbelievable at $15000. Park. 323.0061. 02192. FACTORY WORKER-Mature, Intelligent. desiring progress. person with initiative. Send qual to P.O. Orlando 32157. $201 up, especially nice, most convenient on 1.4 at SR 46 behind Days Inn, II Industrial I ____________________ - ____________ $45,000. '°°' Eve. 303668.5440 Th—Houses - Norold 11SJENKINS CIRCLE .A$fnjag RstaI _________________________ MlNi.%JLOCK Now concrete buildings all sizes, homework. Start immed. Make this possibility a reality. Free details Stewart-C, 100 - ---- Summer Is herel Wouldn't you like to loll around your own sc in pool OIl these warm da ys & nights? 4 OR, 2B go with ill Mobile Home In Osteen. Inquire at 306 Palmetto Ave., Sanford $353.11 wkly, $51.90 daily, 4)4'4ctijg ___________________________ Eve 3l339S 34--WW Ile 24-BusiIess CftiSS (clASSIFIED I- 1 1 - I-". " $51,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5, 323-6507. ____________________________ REALTOR MLS _________ - INCOME 2B, brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings. fenced lot, many extras., Hos ______________________________ Wa nted WITH . Lake front country charm, 2 BR; $ E i G L E R REALTY, ALI , BROKER. 321.0640. I. iii .. ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' I • f R ______________________________ & FENC1N'. $350 MONTH, National Company, 2nd fastest In grow th in the nation, vi pending in this area, seeking people interested in management, leadership, sales, consulting and___ lust ordi na ry people. 322.4079. OPpoI'tUfflty Employer M.F. - ed 17 ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD $ BED. ------------ Full & Part-time Apply Days Inn, Sanford HOME Beautiful 3 BR, 1's', B, C.H&A, fireplace, fenced in yd., Sc. porch. Lease opt. to buy. 3236570. 24 Waitresses ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? If so you will recognize the potentiality of these 6+ acres on the beautiful Wekiva River at SR 46. Only $110,000. child., no pets. Geneva Gardens Apts. 1 505 W. 25th St. _______ I inside & top condition outside. Quiet location yet close to shopping. Mid 305. Tired cf house huntirlg?32,$320 mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 Wanted couple or women to live In w-elderly couple. DeBary. Must drive, ref. req. or someone to stay at night. 322.7036 21-Situations IN DeBAR Y- 3.1 with a big family room. Immaculate @A -- ____________________________ Uutish 3U Experienced Part- Ti me Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake Mary City Hill, 323.7910. Equal Opportunity Employer. -G o BEAUTY ADVISOR aloe part time to start. also mgenit. avail for right New 2 BR 1 B WAD hook ups. Range, dishwasher, disposal, w-w carpet, utl rm. c H&A. Call Orlando 656-4144, 2936785 eve. Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur Dc. preferred, will train. Apply in person Richie's VW, I ml. N. of 134 on 17-92. - position apply to Seminole Co. Personnel Office, Co. Court House N. Park Ave., Sanford, between 8:30 am. and 4:30 p.m. by March 2$, 1910. Seminoie Co. is an Equal 31A9p5xes _______— 'one entire block Z.RMO1 o W. 1st St- Exc, potential, use you r Imagination , Sunday, March 23, 1910—jR A IA POTENTIAL- I Bdrm, 4 Bath, formal living room 8. __ din, room. Breakfast room arid STEMPER AGENCY den. All recently remodeled. Walk to shopping, church and REALTOR 322-4991 school. $55,000. MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE ______ Eves; 349.3400, 322.1959, 323-4302 Cream puff 2 BR, I + attached BR & ½B, CH&A, comes with furn. $33,900. Crank Const. F Realty, REALTORS. 800.6061. '1 more information call Rich or Marcia aft 6 p.m. $315110. - Treatment Plant Operator starting salary $200 weekly. Completion of High School, or possessor of a GED Cert. Possess as a minimum water or waste water treatment C Florida certification. Day shift Conv.todowntown $195Mo. + dep. 323.1663 INVESTMENT. Fringe Include, paid bend vs vacation, company car. retirement plan 1. more. For - Mature Person to care for 2 small children In my home 3238237 1 OR,w.w carpet, C.H&A EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Mature woman to care for semi CITY OF OVIEDO, Invalid & housework. Private FLORIDA rm. 8. ba, good salary, per. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A manent, ref. I able to drive. TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Mate" Dating Service. All 322-3998. PROPOSED ORDINANCE ages, P.O. Box 6071, Ciearwa. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ter, Fl, 33515. Wanted refined woman with car NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 5 days a week, 9 to 4, with by the City of Oviedo, Florida, thit Reduce safe & fast with GoBese references for elderly lady. the Council will hold a public Tablets & EVap "water pills" Only call for appointment Sto 7 hearing to consider enactment of Touchton Drug. P.M. 322-6671. Ordinance No. 341, entitled: NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Equipment Operator III starting findhim listed in our Business OF OVIEDO, FLORIDA, salary, $168 wkly. Completion Directory. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. of 5th grade, experienced in 231 OF THE CITY OF OVIEDO, the operation of moderately ABORTIONS FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE heavy construction and BEING A COMPREHENSIVE 1st Trimlster abortion automotive equipment. Apply $125; ZONING ORDINANCE WITHIN Gyn Clinic $20; Pregnancy to Seminole Co. Personnel THE CITY OF OVIEDO, Office, Co. Court House, N. test; male sterilization; free FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT counseling, Professional care Park Ave., Sanford between THE CHANGING ZONING supportive atmosphere, 8:30a.m. & 4:30 p.m. by March CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN confidential. 78, 1980. Seminole Co. is an TERRITORY DESCRIBED AS CENTRAL FLORIDA Equal Opportunity Employer FOLLOWS: THAT PORTION OF 6, mo WOMAN'S HEALTH M.F. LOT A LYING EAST OF STATE DET-RI ORGANIZATION ROAD 426 AN D LOT 17, BLOCK B, Engineering Inspector starting WOODLAND HEIGHTS SUB. salary, $200 wkly. Graduate 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando DIVISION, SECTION 16, from high school, sup198 0971 FICTITIOUS NAME TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 31 plemented by at least 3 yrs. roll Free 1-300-241 2568 Notice is hereby given that lam EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, progressively responsibility engaged in business at 317 FLORIDA, FROM R.2 CASASANDRONI sub professional engineering West 1st St., Sanford • Seminole RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO C-? 3 oo E. Commercial Ave. work, including field duties, 2 County, Florida under the-11C. COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, Finally opened- -Full menu yrs. of which should have been titious name of LAKE VIEW PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, SUNDAY FAMILY DAY-SPE. directly related to road, bridge MOTORS, and that I Intend to CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE THE SPAGCIAL-ALL or drainage construction, register said name with the Clerk DATE. HETTI YOU CAN EAT $3001 combination of training ex• of the Circuit Court, Seminole Said Ordinance was placed on 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. perience, apply to Seminole County, Florida In accordance first reading on March 17, 19801 ______ Co. Personnel Office, Co. with the provisions of the Fic. and the City Council will consider Court House, N. Park Ave., s.-t,t & Found titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: same for final passage and Sanford between 8:30 a.m. & Section 165.09 Florida Statutes edoption alter the public hearing, ..-_______________ 4:30 p.m. by March 21, 1910. 1957. .which will be held in the City Hall LOST: Cairn-Terrier, UL. fern. Seminole Co. is an Equal 51g. Sanford J. Gould of Oviedo, on Monday, the 71h day 10 mos. Country Club Estates Opportunity Employer. M.F. Publish March 2, 9, 16, 23, 1950 of April, 1980 at 7:30 p.m., or as area. REWARD. 3230771 DET.14 soon thereafter as possible. At the Maintenance man for apts. LOST: Black cock.a.I,00 meeting interested parties may EXPERIENCED only need Female, 70r5"high appear and be heard with respect apply. Seminole Gardens Apts. 7005 Maple Ave. 3230542 to the proposed ordinance. This NOTICE UNDER hearing may be continued from Experienced Waiters; ex. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE LOST: Male Terrier, tan & wh, 1 perienced Maitre'd FRONT NOTICE is hereby given that the time to time until final action is yr old, lk,i ft fall, 15 lbs. MAN. Apply in person CASA undersigned, pursuant to the taken by the City Council. Carriage Hill area, A copy of the proposed or. SANDRONI, 300 E. Com"Fictitious Name Statute", Casselberry. Answers to mercial Ave. (next to Post Chapter 885.09, Florida Statutes, dinance is posted at the City Hall, "J.W." Reward. 323.5454, 545. Office). will register with the Clerk of the Oviedo, Florida, and copies are on 7701, alt 7 p.m. 1301394. Circuit Court, In and for Seminole file with the Clerk of the City and RN full time, $4 shift. Apply in LOST on approximately March County, Florida, upon receipt of lame may be inspected by the person Sanford Nursing & 71, Key ring containing 12 keys Proof of publication of this notice, public. Cony. Center, 950 Mellonviile DATED this 191h day of March, In the vicinity of Faust Drug the fictitious name, to-wit: "B.I.T. Ave. Store. Call Bob Lovenbury at COMPANY, INC." under which A. D. 1980 NANCY K. cox. the Herald. Reward offered. they are engaged in business at Production Scheduler needed by 322.2811, 300 N. French Ave.. 1371 N. Highway p LongØ,City Cleft CI the boat info. Prier exp necessary City of Oviedo, Florida Sanford. Florida. In production planning & Publish March 23, 1980 __________________________ That the parties interested in scheduling. Send resume to Ed DEl 10$ said business enterprise are as 6—Child Cate Atchley, Pres. No phone calls follows: pleasei Coble Boat Co., P.O. Roberto Moliri, 1857, Sanford, Fl. 32711. Spur of the Moment Babysitting Secretary-Treas. CITY OP ALTAMONTE in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. William Larry Bishop SPRINGS, FLORIDA rates. Day or night. 323.6477. President Apply In perscn4anlord Nursing NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Dated at Longwood, County of TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF & Convalescent Center,- 950 Seminole, State of Florida, this PROPOSED ORDINANCE 9- o d Things to Eat Mellonviile Aye22nd day of February, 1910. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publish March 2, 9, 18, 23, 1910 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIESEL MECHANIC SONE DOLLAR $ DET.117 by the City of Altamonte Springs, Class A Mech needed for private Florida, that the Commission will per 100 lb. bag of potatoes carrier in Sanford. Fl, Must hold a public hearing to consider PLANTING OR EATING have background In diesel CITYOFOVIEDO, enactment of Ordinance No. 515. Loadyourownt mechanics. Good benefits, FLORIDA 80, sntiltlsd: 1400W. 1st. GardenLand salary commensurate with NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 1 exp. Qualified persons reply to TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF Box 51 co The Evening PROPOSED ORDINANCE 18Help Wanted ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Herald, P.O. Box 1657, San. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA, BY THE AMEND. _____________________ ford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MENT OF SECTION 17.6 OF by the City of Oviedo, Florida, that CHAPTER 17 RELATING TO the Council will hold a public THE MONTHLY SERVICE hearing to consider enactment of CHARGES FOR RESIDENTIAL Ordinance No. 343, entitled: GARBAGE COLLECTION TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CORRECT A TYPOGRAPHICAL OF OVIEDO, FLORIDA, A. ERROR IN THE ORIGINAL MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 20 ORDINANCE AND TO PROVIDE OF THE CITY OF OVIEDO, FLO. THE MAYOR WITH AUTHORITY RIDA, SAID ORDINANCE BE. TO CONSIDER THE SPECIAL ING THE COMPREHENSIVE CIRCUMSTANCES OF A USER LAND PLANNING ORDINANCE IN ESTABLISHING RATES WITHIN THE CITY OF OVIEDO, P R 0 V I D I N 0 F0R FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS CHANGING THE COMPREHEN. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. SIVE LAND PLAN OF CERTAIN Said Ordinance was placed on TERRITORY DESCRIBED AS first reading on March is, 19801 FOLLOWS: THAT PORTION OF and the City Commissionwill LOT A LYING EAST OF STATE consider same for final passage ROAD 426 AND LOT 17, BLOCK B, and adoption after the public WOODLAND HEIGHTS SUB* hearing, which will be held In the DIVISION, SECTION 18, TOWN. City Hall of Altamonte Springs, on SHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 31 Tuesday, the lth day of April, 1910, EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, a17:OOP,M.,oras soon thereafter FLORIDA, FROM RESIDEN. en possible. At the meeting in. TIM. DISTRICT TO COMMER, timId parties may appear and CIAL DISTRICT, PROVIDING be heard with respect to the SEPARABI LI TY, CONFLICTS proposed ordinance. This hearing AND EFFECTIVE DATE. may be continued from time to Said Ordinance was placid on time until final action is taken by first reading on March 11?, 19% the City Commission. 1U mw m..ITV 16OUnCil Will cuniusr A copy of the proposed or some for final passage and dinance is posted at the Cy Hall, adoption after the public hearing, Altamonte Springs Florida. and - - S , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Beautiful building lot, 33x 150 feet on Plumose Drive. $7,900. Development Opportunity - Spare of part-time Sales help wanted Work out of your own home, set your own hours, Waitress exp., FT days only. Egg & Omelet Restaurant 2545 French Ave., Sanford - 4—Personals privatt carriage dock operation in Sanford, Fl. Retireder semiretired, painter handyrian, for light main. tenanos work. Ap pl y 501 Silver Lk. Dr. 1. ask for Rudy. - 3-.-Cemeteries Freight handier needed for 50, c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. x 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Emplorer. M.F. 1 --- Furnished _______________________ 31Apin!fltS Good salary I benefits. Qualified persons reply to Box Noon The Day Before Publication - ___ Sanford Court Apts Energy eff iciency studios, Idea for single, many features Leisure Living Country Style in this double wide. Large 3 Bdrrn, 2 Bath with central heat and air. Seeing is believing all for one small fee. Swimming, boat slip arid clubhouse. 1 year warranty. $27.900 wexcellent terms. NATURE LOVERS This lovely estate is for you. EnoyCieansuburban living on 1+acre.3overslzedborms.,2 baths, guest cottage 1. much more. Only $7,900. I -. . - 41—Houses -- ESTATE SALE 2 OR, IS w.FP, exc. location, Only $24,000. Energy efficient 1 OR unit. 13 built-in power savers, attic storage I many other features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - 3 Lines Minimum _________ Sanford Court Apts FREIGHT HANDLERS DEADLINES Sunday _______ Parttime 3iece work. Webeter, Americ(s foremost dictionary compary needs home workers to updae local mailing lists. All agts, experien ce un necessary. Send name, ad. dress, phone number In Webster, 175 5th Ave. Suite 1101-245 J. New York, NY 10010. CLASSIFIED ADS Legal Notice 41—Houses Apartnwnt5 Unfurnished I . V.,, 'i,'W,'rr, HOMES NON$01 BVR.U71V N 4 OCLSMDO - . - uNloaD DgLAUD Meadowlea on the River at DeBary Box 2080, DeBary, Florida 32713 (305) 6684078 -------- _ ___ - �_,*_• -.- V - - -. .4-_ • . ---------------- - '-- • V , 6.B—Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. • ? I p - # . , . p -. - V - ••• ••• Sunday, March 23, iftO - Comops BUSINESS Keyes Florida, Inc. a subsidiary of The Keyes Co., recently announced during the first seven months of business in the central Florida area, they logged over $9.5 million in sales volume. The Keyes has been in Florida real estate for over 53 years. It acquired its first two local offices at Longwood (1815 State Road 434) and Winter Park Road (2211 lee Road) in August, 1979. Keyes has since added two more offices, Sanford-Lake Mary (549 W. Lake Mary Blvd.) in November, 1979 and Southeast Orlando (4308 Curry Ford Road) in February of this year for a total of four branch offices. The firm has more than doubled its number of associates in the central Florida area. In addition, three associates have recently become new members of the Keyes Million Dollar Sales Club which recognizes associates who have sold over a million dollars worth of real estate within a year. Those added were Bob Miller, district sales manager of the Lake Mary-Sanford branch, Pat Gasti, district sales manager and Henry Clemmons, Associate, both of the Longwood office. - I . / I. I 0 - FP&L Customers Save Cash. The typical I ,0004cilowatt-hour.monttijy residential customer saved more than $86 in fuel and adjustment charges in 1979 due to Florida Power & light's (FP & 1) three nuclear units, the company reported. "This good news is a net result of saving 18.4 million barrels of fuel oil last year - a direct benefit of operations at our St. Lucie Plant and the twin nuclear units at Turkey Point," said Al Adomat, FP & L executive vice president. Adomat said a differential saving of $284.2 million was realized because FP & L's cost for residual fuel oil was nine times greater than the cost of nuclear fuel in 1979. All fuel savings are passed directly through to F!'!, customers in the monthly fuel adjustment, he said. This housing cooperative on New York's Lower East Side, where low-income tenants have installed solar collectors for hot water and a wind generator for electricity, is a prime example of the type of project to be funded by the National Consumer Co-op Bank. Sun Bank of Seminole has filed an application with the U.S. comptroller of the currency for permission to establish its fifth banking office in Seminole County, according to Faye C. /tgoes, chairman of the board. The proposed office will be located on the southwest corner of Red Bug Road and Tuscawilla Road in southeast Seminole County. Sun Bank of Seminole, one of the largest banks in the county, reported deposits of more than $57 million and total assets of over $66 million as of Dec. 31, 1979. Sun Bank of Seminole is a member of Sun Banks of Florida Inc., the state's third largest bank holding compapy. Sun Banks of Florida Inc. currently has 107 offices In the state, 55 of which have opened since Jan. 1, 1977, the beginning date of branch banking In Florida. Sp'rings Plaza Prepares To Blossom James K. Deutsch, the first movie tax shelter promoter ever charged with federal income tax evasion, was sentenced recently In U.S. District Court in Miami to 18 months in prison. U.S. District Court Judge Spellman sentenced Deutsch to 18 months on three separate counts with the sentences to run concurrently. Deutsch, who presently lives in Middleburg, Fla., had pled guilty to the three charges in December. He pled guilty to evading his personal Income tax for 1975 and filing a false tax return for L & D Properties, the company used In promoting the movie tax shelters. He also pled guilty to one count of securities fraud. Realtors: Lower Inflation In an urgent telegram to President Jimmy Carter, Parker C. Banzhaf of Sarasota, president of the 58,000. member Florida Association of Realtors, urged that the President "lake every step within your power to bring Inflation under control as rapidly as possible." Failure to do so, Banzhaf believes, "could bring about the collapse of our entire economic system and plunge our nation Into bankruptcy." Action suggested by Banzhaf would be a two percent budget reduction this year, with a cut of$jJ In next year's - federal budget so that spending in 1001 would be "no more than 22 percent of our gross national product" Banzhaf also urged Carter to "do whatever can be done in the way of tax relief to encourage both savings and investment." In addition, he strongly endorsed the president's continuing "stand against imposition of wage price and credit controls of any kind." State Fashion Makers Unit. Grlggs Tops At St.nstrom Herbert E. Stenatrom, Realtor-owner of Sten*n. Realty announced last week that Febeusey sales had a dollar volume of $101910, resulting In a total sales dollar volume of $3,420,510 for 1001 $l.netrnm akn .nnouared that (ldggs earned the Realtor associate of the month award for I'et,uary. - (%risty -' -k • S 5 V•• S S' .• '*s Credit For Tax V .u. Cpint- 1k. beNd are Ikniied to 92* for thw care of one qualifying In. div1a1 øaid $4,080 fur the case of two or mere qualifying In. . diviMli 'lbs taxpayer's share (as e"w'eysr) of the social a.cnstty tan paid I. 4uocUIm with wagN thet -o jp$&tlIh1, amounts paid for homahoid and lepwiemd car. uurvioss or, 1Ify as an amount paid for Plilli'01 sucta wages and omheld and doloiled care. The 4110011119 of OR sxpomss thu qmalify for th. credit Is limited by the earned Ine of the taxpayer. Earned income Is wages, salaries, Up end ol in'plass c-n!1en prclomional fuss or other anounts r.mived f or passamil ssrvl, and it earning, from .si'au1ay' For married couples, the asd income 1 'taUoa Is based on th. earned Income ci the spoom who issna do Imer, anvw.1 Thus in aisit lt suireluil tiapsyw 60 nonworkistg spouse, no credit Is available become now working spouse has no earned Ineusna. . - •. .- • / fS _ •_ _• # -- •V_• F roperfy Chamber Planning Official Miss America Preliminary - The Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce will hold a Miss Maitland pageant on April 18, at the Maitland Civic Center. This wi ll be an Official Miss America Preliminary Pageant. The winner will be automatically entered in the Miss Florida contest in Orlando in June. Interested ta lented young women be tween 17 and 26 may ca ll the cham be r, 644-0741, for information. Chorus To Sing In Deltona - The 48 voice Deltona Community Chorus will present a Ioncert, "Tile Old Songs," at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, March 23, at the First United Methodist Church of Deltona. Featured will be old, familiar, nostalgic songs of "Yesterday and the Day Before," including a medley of Sigmand Romberg's tunes played by Hilda Vayhinger on the violin. The chorus is under the parti al sponsorship of Daytona Beach Community College. The public is cordially invited to this free concert. Katherine Sellers is the accompanist and Bill Harden is director, Orchid Show Scheduled The 25th Annual Spring Orchid Show of the Central Florida Orchid Society is held at the Winter Park Mall, North Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, March 28 through 30. Theme of the show is 25th Rainbow of Orchids, and amateurs and commercial growers from all over the state will display thousands of prize blooming plants during the three-day show. Hours are I to 10 p.m. Friday; 9 am. to 9 p.m. Sa turday; and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited and there is no admission charge. sponsored by All Children's Hospital, Seminole Branch, will be held at Seminole Nurseries' Gard en Center and Johnson Park, Seminole, Fla., on Satur day and Sunday, March 22 and 23. Combined efforts have gone Into making this one gala weekend. The Bonsai exhibit will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. bo th days. A series of lecture-demonstrations by Mr. Gay Laubsch, Bonsai Specialist and exhibit Director will be a highlight of the event. Karate Forming class The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College is offeri ng a class in "Karate," scheduled to begin March 28. Class will meet every Wednesday and Friday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for four weeks. "Karate" is designed to teach the basic fundamenta ls of the Japanese style Chlto-ryu: basic exercises, kicks, punches, blocks, etc. Open to beginners, as well as advanced students, - The $3) fee provides for the instructional cost of the course. For more information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. 4•1, Manager Sunnie Lichtenstein, left, Loves Job is a busy executive who says, 'I don't think By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer There is an old adage that says if you want something done get a busy person to do it. Following that to its conclusion, one aught suggest if you want a lot of things done get Sunnie l.ichtenstein to do it. A Florida native, Mrs. lichtenstein has lived In Central Florida for 22 years, been married to her husband Meyer for 25 years, has four children, a career, and numerous outside interests and "Thrives with pressure!" Mrs. Lichtenstein is the property manager of the Crossings in Lake Mary an(i is the executive director of the I lighlands Homeowner's Association in Winter Springs. Both developments are concepts of Florida Land Company w hi ch is a subsidiary of Continental Resources Company, anti she divides her tune between the two. "I don't think it is impossible for a woman to have a career, a family and a home,"' said the attractive executive between phone calls at her office at the Crossings. "It's good bra woman if she can find career that's interesting," but she realizes with today' economiuy it is almost a necessity for every wife and mother to work outside the home. She does feel strongly about children and their needs and believes a mother should wait until they are in school be fore working unless it is absolutely necessary, but even then, proper after-school su pe rvision must be provided. 11cr youngest was 7 be fore she started to work and Mrs. Lichtenstein felt it was her duty to "take care of my child and not clump hum on other people." It also helps if the children can somehow be involved ith their mother's work. For six years Mrs. Lichtenstein managed a large health spa in Winter Park. "My children were proud of the fact that I had a career," she said. 'My two daughters got involved and worked tin t he Sli) during the wniiier," It helped them learn something about the business world and it gave t he m an idea of what t he ir mother did w hen she left home every day. "It is a good Idea to let kids know and see what you do," she said. "Small children Just see you leave; they don't know what you (10." Now that Mrs. Lichtenstein is with Florida Land, her son is the only one living at home and he helps out with the company picnic, "He enjoys it, she said. 'W henever I get a promotion, they are as happy as I 14 It is impossible ., for a woman to have a career, £ a family and a home.' Herald Photo by Tom Netsel homeowne rs own t he tennis courts, the swimming POOLS, (lie bike paths and muttw-e ti-ails that are part tit While there are more men in (lit' field, it has be en I ound that women are iiiorc successful as propert y managers ix't.'aust' the - pay ii iore attention to details, teureliug 10 a stuels clone t) the COiIlliltltlitV the development. 'l'tuey have certain restrictions regarding types of architecture, color of buildings and (lie planning of boats and recreational vehicles, which are designed to protect the value of the honieowner's ;)ru;.'rtv. .5S4)tlilt IOU Inst itutt', Winch is an tirganhiation of Iiiuiie'tiw tiers associations and developers across the c-u nut rv The stir VCV found that i iten are paid inure, but wiuiien are uwrt' successful. I think that will eveneven itself out," she said. "Women are inure asst'rti vi' now and not afraid te, be more assertive.' . - 'You don't have to look like you have four kids ... Do you know Slit' said she is all for wuiiiens rights and added she has had no problems with her company where promotions are haseti on jx'rforriiance. How does slit' feel about women being drafted? "'If the country needs single WOIllt!fl, () I%VOlilefl without children, then absolutely. It would be fair. It works in Israel The United States probably doesn't need women to fight) but they ran the country during World War 11 . Women can do anything they want to — If they want to stay home t with their children that's OK, it's lust great, but eventually the kids are gone and then it's time to have other interests," She recommends- women continue their education and do volunteer work in hospitals (she worked for two years in they psychiatric ward at Florida Hospital while her children were still young). anybody who plays Mah.Jongg?' In addition to seeing that the prope rty is maintained, Mrs. I .it'htenstein iiiust enforce these restrictions and regulations, ''Most people understand,'' slit' said, and do tint argue too much whenever she has to speak to someone, but it must he clone tactfully as well as ef- - fectively. "A property manager's job is mainly coinmnunicationa," she said, "II you can't relate to people, you'll have trouble. That's the most Important aspect." The spa she managed has a thousand members and provided excellent training for dealing with the public. "We had 800 clients a (lay," she laughed, "and everybody wanted to ta lk about their progranmi and why they didn't lose weight that day.'' Having recently returned from a certified property manager's course in Chi cago, Mrs. l.ichtenstein said she loves her job. "I'm not stuck in any one place in an office. I comiumlunic'ate with the residents and I just love it,'' slit' said CVCII though it is predominantly a man's field. flU." As the property manager of the Highlands and the rossings, Mrs. Lichtenstein is the administrative erson responsible to the families who live there, The lighiands is a planned unit development where the Slit' works out at a gym three times a week. ''You don't have to look like you have four kids,'' she said. She plays golf but rarely, plays Mah-Jongg once a week and loves the beach. l)u you know anybody %Vf1() asked. -- plays Mall-Jungg? she '' - Her Goal Is Guidance Counselor To Handicapped Kids V V - AMIP UVIff,imin-swas X-M" a M ses-va me sousa Seminole County area, Including such corn. - ' munities as The Springs, Sweetwater and Sweetwater Oaks, Lake Brantley, Longwood's - - - Bible POW, River Run and San Sabutlan. A week of opening activities is set for the plaza, beginning with a fireworks display Tuesday evening. S ? -. - - - - • -. -V V - -s-, DARYLS.MctAIN McLAIN TOP SALESMAN V The Equitable Life Asstwlnce Society today an-. flounced that Daryl G. - McLain had n the Winter: Sales Campaign forthi '$buthérn Region of the. (halted States, In Rookie Division. Daryl $olned the Equitable In January after serving 5 years with the Aflsntic Bank of Sanford. sac loan oflicir. He has spsclallasd training In Group Life and Health Insurance, Pensions, and Business and P.rsonsl Life Insurance Planning. Daryl Is. long time ruldint of Sanford. active in ffi Sportsman Club aid Chamber of Comma. Daryl aid wife Barbara Will formally be presented Ms award March 29th b Senior Vice President, R*wd Hsndr$dc.on, ai Agincy Manager, Arch J. - .' - 4•• ... bee COUNSELOR, Page ZC ' 5 - V - - V Weaving plays an important role In Linda $saively's li fe. She shows part at a coverlet she has weaved. craft at Walt Disney World Village and enjoys sharing her knowled ge with people. In addition to her hobby, Mrs, Snively is a busy wife, mother and student w ho takes care of her home on Galloway Drive in Win ter Springs, She and her h usba nd, John, moved here from Illinois three years ago where she had been a six th-grade teacher and her two sons are now acti ve in soccer and swimming. She said she enjoys "staying home with the kids" but she also attends UCF working on her master's degree In guidance and counseling. After finishing In June she plans to work with handicapped children or children who are terminally ill. In the late 1970s the government passed law which said, In effect, that any handicapped child mentally able to handle the work shall be given the opportuni ty to learn In public schools. Instead of remaining In the sheltered environment cia special school, the child shall be allowed to enter the "mainstream" of life with other children In regular public schools. There are many pros and cons to this "mainstreaming," and Mrs. Snively Is pla nning to do her master's thisis on the subject. The schools are complying with the law by altering their physical plants to 3ccommodatc handicnppcd children. Ramps are being Installed, water fountains lowered and bathroom facilities are being constructed to allow students In - whep!rhirq tn tico them -, -' - —----.---.-; - IF 4 • $, $4\S Linda Snively has enjoyed weaving for 10 years. -. - - - S 5 .5 - 1 - •.5 -- not lust the handicapped child.' ffi•V Ing adjust, she said. 'Ike guidance counselors can help the teachers overcome their apprehension and they in turn can prepare' their class to better accept the child. "They are children first," said Mrs. Snivel), ''and handicapped second. 'l'hey are not fragile, weirti or freak)." Parents can be of great help in teaching their children to understand the handicap pe d child's problems since cla.ssniates ran be very cruel. It is the parents of the handicapped who often have more probtenis adjusting, said Mrs. Snivel. 'On the whole they are pretty protective overly protective and that can sometimes ork against the child." They may feel their blind child is better off in a special school for the blind or the deaf child who is used to signing is not ready to be tossed into a regular school. "Little Susie is -- community will need educating, is Ph*cdy or mentally disabled or Is a fulkime soident at an educational Institution facet least five calendar months during theysir, tie law ummsaneern.dIncomsof$iN par month for each month that the spouse is ''v'4d or Is a student If there is one qualifying Individual in the household. This amount Increases to $333 per month If there Is more then one qualifying individual In the household - While th e physical changes are being made, Mrs. Snively said the biggest changes are to be made in lxOPlt'S attitudes, The teachers see themselves with having additional work and paperwork. The child in a wheelchair is thrust into a class full of ''noriiial" children and his self image goes down, Other students do not understand his problem and they make Jokes and poke fun. The parents of the handicapped child are often overly protective and have difficulty in letting their child enter the "real world." Guidance counselors at these schools will help greatly, said Mrs. Snively. The will have to work with all the groups in. volved since through them the problems facing the bandicapped child can be explained to the teachers, parents and students. Once the problems have been recognized and Understood, it will be much easier for the handicapix,d chi ld to not be feared...' but the whole However, Inthose situations In which the nonwcrklng spouse ditforthe$70tazyearts thjt Animpottantaspsctof th credit Is now available for payments to a relative, including a ca4areat, w'.ui the relative Is a dep"wkul or a child wader 19 esrs ci ag. for whom the tusysr claims a mc75ph101L ftlsnokclurrequlr.dth.tdulldcar, Performed by curtain relatives coiUtute employment for social security purposes. Linda Snively has two looms in her home since weaving plays an important role in her life, It Is hard work but fun, she said, and she has developed a respect for people who put a lot of care and time into their craft. "1 appreciate my grandmother's quilts more," she said, since by making her own quilts she now knows how much time and effort her grandmother put in on them. Mrs. Snively has been weaving for 10 years and enjoys searchi ng for patterns used by weavers in the past. These patterns, or draf ts, are found In museums, in people's attics, flea markets and are the guides used by weavers to produce a certain pattern or design in the cloth as it is woven. Many of these drafts have been passed down through families, sa id Mrs. Snively and there is a lot of history behind them. There is a certain rhythm to working a loom. Operating the foot pedals that lift certain strings, sliding th e sh uttle back and forth require concentration and coordination. It is a good "loner" activity, said Mrs. Snively, but she is not the type to sit ouletiv at home weaving her cloth. She has demonstrated her Mainstreaming Is a project that should Gives Boost Children F.erth Ma Series By Usited Press laterustisul With more and more mothers entering or returning to the work force and more householdabsthgh,ad.dbyoneparent, the tax credit for child and d.puulimt can, expenses can p(ow a real tu-uverf , or many for the 1070 filing season Basically, the credit is .a1 to 30 percent of expenses paid. by a taxpayer, who nalMaIiw a household, for the csei of a child under 15 years of age or for an Incapacitated dependent or spoiis. Smack seise u be Iau.ted to sushi. the taxpayer aii the Cisarieg Hos, a tu rspitthg asthority. ly The 7th Annual Florida Bonsai exhibit hosted by Seminole Nurseries and the 3rd "Daisy Arts and Craf ts Festival" S S S Nestled among the tall pines one mile west of Interstate I4 on State Road 434 is-a new, unique village featuring many of the area's popular shops, boutiques and stores. It is known as Springs Plaza. Conceived and developed by the Southern States Land Co. of Winter Park, Springs Plaza in the latest ins long line of regional shopping centers designed to reflect the buying habits and moods of surrounding communities. It Is to open with 48 shop.. What the Winter Park Mall is to Its city and what Colonial Plaza means to the residents of West Orange County is what the Springs Plaza may be for the fast-growing communities In south Seminole County - communities such as The Springs, Sweetwater and Sweetwater Oaks, Lake Brantley, Longwood's Sable Point, River Run and San Sebastian. A large fireworks display is to be held just after dark Tuesday evening at the Plaza. The pyrotechnics will be followed by a champagne punch party so shoppers may get personally acquainted with all the owners and shopkeepers, In the plaza. On Wednesday, Mike Shelley will be dixplaying his AUAmerican Silver Capri AVI Diesel, which has set mileage records. Shetley has also promised to bring along a new, secret car he's been designing which needs no gas. Shelley will be on hand 1l day to answer questions concerning fuel-efficient transportation. Thursday is Hot-Air Balloon Day. Weather permitting, the merchants of Springs Plaza will provide a five-story, three-passenger hot-air balloon which will take lucky plaza shoppers for a breathtaking ride -straight up -to take a quick tree-top peek of the surrounding countryside. Friday begins a weekend of parties, prizes and games. At 7p.m. a wine and chees. party begins at the plexa with experts explaining the origins and correct serving style of wines and cheeses. Other surprises are planned for the evening, and event organizers have suggested early attendance, Saturday will feat ure entertainment and prize drawings throughout the plaza. Medals the IClown will be entertaining children of all ages Saturday with his magic, balloon animals and skits with shoppers. For more information on plaza events and shop. phone 898-7421. Brie Bonsai, Crafts On Exhibit South County Site Set For Week Of Activities Deutsch Gets 18 Months After many planning sessions over the period of a year, Florida fashion manufacturers have untied to further develop what Is one of Florida's and the nation's, largest industries. The result is the for. mation of the Florida Apparel Manufacturers Association, Inc. The apparel industry In Florida represents over 250 million dollars in annual sales, and ençloyss In ascees of 20,000 people. Florida's garment indiy ranks third Id the iistlon, only following New York and California. Although the Industry Is scattered throughout the state, 05 percent Is In Dede and Broward counties. 7be organizing members have appointed Ted Cohen, formerly executive director of the Florida Fulim' Council, as Its executive director. Cohen, a former. Florida state representative, operates a public relations firm. Co-ops might also help ease the energy By BOB WHITE problem by manufacturing, selling, and inSpecial To The Herald Just as consumers have organized them. stalling solar energy equipment, greenhouses selves to form cooperatively owned food that help heat homes, stills for the production stores, health clinics and housing develop, of alcohol fuels, windmills, and other ments, they have begun to establish energy renewable energy sources. In the sense that a co-op would be managed "co-ops" to combat high prices and shortages of fuel. by consumers, It would be following in the Early this spring, the co-op movement will footsteps of the rural electric cooperatives. get a push by establishment of a new federal Since 1935, rural electric co-ops have brought bank In Washington, D.C. to make loans to electric service to about 30 million persons local groups that want to establish co-ops in who were beyond the reach of private utilities; any of a number of fields. In addition, special With federal loans and non-profit operatlofl guidance and assistance In forming co-ops to the new energy co-ops might help speed the deal with energy problems is being offered by Introduction of renewable energy sources. the Conference on native State and Local A few energy cooperatives have already Policies - a Washington-based association of been formed but none can receive flnancIn local officials, public policy analysts, and until the bank hegins operation. Examples of community leaders working under contract co-ops already getting organized range from with the U.S. Department of Energy. bulk fuel purchasing co-ops In New York%nd "It's critically important that local groups Philadelphia to wood-production and pure begin preparing now for opening of the new chasing co-ops in Maine and a weatherization bank," says Michael Freedberg, one of the co-op in Ann Arbor, Mich, V conference's leading energy planners. "As a One particularly well-known exathple that is matter of fact, we've already heard from already operating is a housing cooperative on interested groups In most of the 50 states New York's lower east side. Here, groups of asking how they might apply for co-op loans, low-income tenants have Installed solar We're encouraging them to do so as soon as energy units for domestic hot water heating possible." and a wind generator for electricity in cornV An energy co-op could save money for its mon areas of their housing development. members by offering such services as bulk Assistance from the new bank should speed purchasing of fuel, non-profit maintenance up the creation of additional co-ops. and repair of furnaces and boilers, and In. "We expect to be open for business stallation of insulation and storm windows, sometime in early spring" says John The bank would offer low-interest loans to Comeford, acting president of the new new or existing co-ops, with emphasis given to National Consumer Cooperative Bank. those that serve low-income families. Such "In line with our goal of becoming a creative loans would be made from a $75 million fund and understanding lender, we hope to respond set aside for that purpose under provisions of enthusiastically to any energy co-op proposal the National Consumer Cooperative Bank Act that comes to our attention, as well as to of 1978. The bank eventually could have as proposals for other types of co-ops." much as $2 billion or $3 billion in total finanThe National Consumer Co-op Bank's initial cing, depending on future congressional ap- role is to provide federally backed loans to propriatfons. help the new co-ops get started. AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Sun Bank Wants New Office - Sunday, March 23, 1980—IC -------------- Longwood, Sanford Offices Help Keyes Boost Sales -- - _- Evenina Herald, Sanford, Fl. citizens Organize To Fight Prices IN BRIEF V OURSELVES f j. - �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 23, 110 Sunday, March 23,1990-3C ro engagements We're Sick of Inflation, too! ECKERD FREEZES PRICES FOR 60 DAYS ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. JOSHUA SIGNS IN FOR iLS, WE'RE FREEZING OUR REGULAR PRICES ON ALL THE ITEMS ABOVE. OUR VOLUNTARY INFLATION-FIGHTING PROGRAM IS IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 21 AND WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUR COSTS ARE GOING UP.. IF WE CAN SELL FOR LESS WE WILL. — LITTLE MASTER CONTEST Joshua Law, 18-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Law of Longwood, signs in with Jane Akers, right, while his mother looks on. Joshua is registering for the Little Miss and Master Pageant of Seminole County which will be held at Seminole High School auditorium. There will be 12 divisions from newborn to age 10. Registration deadline is March 31. Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is sponsoring the benefit with proceeds going to Kradle Kare, a home for handicapped children. For information or entries contact Pat Van Winkle, 322-8030 evenings, or Mrs. Akers, 3234676. ..' 0 4 JACQUELINE ANN DESANTIS JAMES ALAN BUCKMAN DeSantis-Buckman Lt. Armand J. DeSantis (USN, ret) and Mrs. DeSantis of 2516 Dakota Trail, Fern Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline Ann, to James Alan Buckman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buckman, 3201 S. Senioran Blvd., Orlando. Born at Bethesda, Md., the bride-elect, is the granddaughter of Mrs. Gertrude Brady, Jersey City, N.J., and Mrs. and Mrs. James DeSantis of Erie, Pa. Miss DeSantis is 1971 graduate of Floyd E. KeUm High School, Virginia Beach, Va., whre she was a cheerleader and a member of the Drama Club and Future Nurses of America. She attended the University of Virginia and Valencia Community College, Orlando. She is publications and field director for Seminole Youth Sports Association. Her fiance, who was born in Rochester, N.Y., is a 1966 graduate of Colonial High School, Orlando, where he played basketball and baseball, and was a member of the swimming team, Key Club and Cross Country. He received an A.A. degree from Seminole Community College and a B.A. and master's degree from Florida Technological University in 1974. He is dean of students at Miiwee Middle School. The wedding will be an event of July 5, at 1 p.m., at Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Gail McIntyre, S. No Anderson Exchange Vows : AAUW Presents A T — . Gall Mclntrye and Samuel N. Anderson were married March 8at4p.m. ma lawn ceremony held at the home of Mrs. Earths Joseph, 1415 West 7th St., Sanford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur Johnson and Rev. Gartel The bride Is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Earl — McIntyre. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Anderson, 1419 Bell Ave., Sanford. Given in marriage by her brother, Lawrence McIntyre, the bride chose for her vows a floor-length gown of white with a \ stand-up collar and lace trimmed wrist-length Illusion sleeves. The fully lined empire waist fell into a full skirt which was J attached to the chapel length train of dacron polyester I y organza. , I' A headpiece of netting with a white satin bow held her ' shoulder length veil. She carried a blue and white bouquet of carna tions and baby's brea th wi th blue and white satin streamers. Gail Detravllle, cousin of the bride, served as matron of _____ _____ honor. She wore a blue polyester gown with capelet and up collar, she carried a single stemmed blue mum with white streamers. Bridesmaids were Gwendolyn McIntyre, sister of the bride, Patricia Anderson, sister of the groom, and Ewanda Bentley. TheY' wW6 dressed Identically to the matron of honor and carried a single stemmed mum with matddng blue and white streamers. They wore baby's breath in their hair, George Williams served the bridegroom u best nun. Ushers MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL N. ANDERSON were Michael Mclntrye, brother of the bride, Willie Tillman and Anthony McIntyre, brother of the bride, had a brief wedding trip and now make their home at 1003 Terrika Gilchrist and Gall Latoya McIntyre were flower Mangoustine Ave., Sanford. girls. The groom is employed by the Seminole County School Following the reception at the site of the wedding, the couple Board.—MARVA HAWKINS. ,. .. . • ' .. .. . . . •. - — Lucas.TrIpI.tt Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lucas Jr., 240 Krlder Road, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rae Helen, to Robert Allen Triplett, son of Mrs. and Mrs. James H. Triplett of Umatilla. Born at Fort Dix, N.J., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lucas Sr. of Mechanicsburg, Pa. Miss Lucas is a June 1980 graduate of Seminole High School where she is member of Tribe. She will enter the University of Central Florida In September where she will major In English secondary education. Her fiance, who was born in Sanford, is the grandson of Mrs. Nora E. Triplett, 2708 South Park Ave., Sanford. He Is a June 1*) graduate of Seminole High School and will enter UCF in January 1981. The wedding will be an event of -Tune 1, at 3 p.m., at Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford. Read." Dr. Nancy McAleer, a professor of reading at Rollins College, gave a demonstration on how sight words are taught, but Dr. McAleer used code rather than the alphabet to simulate for her audience the actual learning experience of reading. Dr. McAleer discussed several methods for avoiding frustration and for instilling excitement and enjoyment in learning and read1ng. Afterward, the floor was opened to questions from more than 40 women. ...Counselor Continued From Page 1C ready to try," she said, "but her parents have to be convinced." Of course many handicapped children will have to continue with special education and It would not benefit anyone for them to be place exclusively in public school. They will have special education riusesin many schools in addition to main courses, such as English or math, said Mrs. Snively. "But the child hasp to have a model," she added. It will help the child seeing a normal class and for him to be trained with normal children. MUlostreanung Is a project that should not be feared but it will take understanding on everyone's part for It to be a success. "There is real need for It," said Mrs. Snively, "but the whole community will need educating, not just the bandicapped child.— TOM NETSEL Self-Appointed Soul Saver Seeks Sick Sinners visiting strangers washer to be sterlized In hers of the family." hospitals? We were served a lovely anyway! MRS. H. IN ARKANSAS dinner on the hostess's finest Any comment? DEAR MRS. IL: First, your china. After dinner, the dishes VIChI IN DETROIT organization should advise were removed from the table. DEAR VICHi Eves thongh her that there have been A few minutes later our the dishes are iterlised after complaints about her hospital hostess returned with two of the dog4kkiag, the thought of visitations and she must stop, the lovely plates with some eating Is the home when pets After that It's the respon. leftover food on them. She set andpespleare served o th e' A..L... .#I ...L.. I_ PUUI7 of LUC U055U111 onWAS WIUII QU WiU In comes the plates on the noor in a same dishes ii enthis lfaWolnted saver of organization. She tells these ministration to protect their corner for the dogs to lick deritaidably unsettling to souls with her missionaries. hospital patients that they are patients from unwelcome Noticing the expression of some. However, Fm (aid that They stood around her bed, "sinners" who must seek visitors, disgust on my face, she said, there Is greater deuger of chanting and praying until a God's forgiveness In order to DEAR ABBY: My husband "Well, It's perfectly sanitary. dogs catching Ioinetng freon nurse came in and told them enter the kingdom of heaven, and I were at the home of AU the dishes go Into the dish- hots this vice versa. they had to leave, which can be very depressing friends recently for dinner. We are ashamed that this, for folks who hope to get well. These friends have two dogs woman belongs to our How can we get her to quit who are considered "mem- DEAR ABBY: I am the walk In, "bless" the patient, president of an organization, stand wound the bed, hold and we have a problem with hands and pray. Then this one of our members who Is lady reads from the scrip. Very religious. She is always tires and gives a sermon. A friend of mine was trying to "sell" her religion to others. Some of our members recently sick in the hospital resent It; they have their own with a "NO VISITORS" sign religion, and are satisfied on her door. She said that she ....1L. Ia WWI IL. Our biggest problem is that she thinks it's her Christian duty to visit sick people in the hospitals. She and a group of eight ladies from her clutch P up and down the Wls, visiting patients whether they know them or not. They just - Youre In good hands In the Pump by I r From Shm benut% to choose from at homeI GUARANTEED the46 de. the Ronald McDonald House scholarship. Sigma Phi member or at the door for the BYOB event, Non-square dancers may just do their squares before the evening is over under the direction of Lou Hildebrand of DeLand. Nelle Livingston is now at her home following open heart surgery several weeks ago. Nelle says, "Iam just fine and will be gadding around real soon." The Sanford Senior Citizens gathered for a gala St. Patrick's Day luncheon on March 18— better late than never, According to Tour Chair. man Doris Rogers, several tours are planned including the dinner theatre. For information, call her, husband. Don't forget to "Dance for Erica" on March 29 at the Sanford Civic Center when the lócal Beta Sigma Phi chapters and City Council sponsor a benefit square dance for the 8:nonth-old daughter of Mr. The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford will conduct a president's council March 26, at 7:30 p.m., at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce building. The purpose is to kick off and Mrs. Gary Cook of Longwood. - Tickets at 810 per couple, shoe \ - \ Long-Sutton - Mrs. Shirley Pereira, president of the Seminole County unit is chairman of the * • "4 $ "1 $29 biithTcpl is mIJe. - lh,.. Ih ig PH. 431$ 01 M-764 can Per PI010*010 Neon' A eres S IWiseIteu Ssrv—c.ps,— WIN c.wrI.s The dul Mere Thst ___ till / - • - - tIe $U!?NU9 stISçC l?fl - INS. PISITIT. • 5*98_I POO.884M 115 W. '4 INe $T.. 5*4.010 S-'- - ' an . willy reul. LW ioratlon. Both routes will be atrol1ed by the Metro IIEACT, a local C.B. Club e members patrolicdlaat SANFOID , - - - ... .. '• - - - - - ., . ', : • ' - -- $ALI PRICIS000D nd the Sunnlland Cor- -. J"d Uwi1i i2$,oL7ji.isi,,i& First BsptIM Clardi, 0011 the 1000., :00 a.m. with the ride beginning at 10:00 a.m. Riders are asked to obtain es for each mile they Prizes of $100, a lO-ipeed hike and a port" T.V.Will be awarded to the three top Along both routes. Interested riders should Call 41S0orpick upasponsor km it local schools or cDonald's restauraft Rim are being provided yMiGrindIe Wheel Ranth - PNIIJ$• of RaIphL1 soas WA do jib Abe aft a of adad. in psi 1k Ii a jiin of Dciesd 1j "e4 -- provided at five mile Intervals cease To Veer over. A 14 money raisers. Also BJ-10 T-ShIrts will be ' Iven to the 100 riders turning :$n the moat pledges the day of $M ride. Refreshmenti will be ct imps. . Nor Spring with elegant dress shoe fashion. Just the sleek, sexy lines you want. to underscore a strapless dress or straight slit skirt. Provocative fashion... temptingly pricedi - IJI Lidi.NeasIyZ hd - s1*mwkx,k' chz hum M Sie win.nrutUn,, - Mr. and Mrs. Bsitxd A. Long of Ostein. snooww, U engagement .1 theIr esgI4er, Isnns Elshi.ta, to Nut AIIenIutton,em of Mr. and Ma. Edger B. hum alaoofO,Iion. Bera at Wrlav, Nind the kidpoled in the ç"4er lithe into ILD.,an± of Odus M*Iangin.J, I1-s:d D-aF L flier siai J:iob.in W's jdsssUIlodukIsIr-IrdtThC.Is, I • IUU rTT — Bank in downtown Sanford. 'Registration is scheduled for Life Stride sets the stage for H-1 . The American Cancer Society will be conducting the Second annual, "Great American Ride for Cancer," a ,will begin at the Flagship fashim - , Join American Ride For Cancer Casaelberry and the second T.pving #010 Glove fit I Softest Innsriols over Colors •White potent Blickpatent Public Awareness project. The popular student has Sponsored by the club's Home made outstanding ac. Life Department under the complishments in his young chairmanship of Donna life. In addition to his many Feuerhan, the meeting, open talents, tie is an honor to the public, will be con- student. ducted by club President Nancy Julian. Torn Hunt is Kay Bartholomew, C0111---the inst cnnkrunity 1 remauons airector at flo e Memorial Hospital, The Italian-American Club will one f the est of Sanford Is sponsoring a speakers a °sema rfor buffet and dance on April 12, secretaries March 29,from from 9 p.m. to I a.rn. at the 8a to 345t p.m.,a Holiday Sanford Civic Center. nn,International erna ona. Drive, Donation Is 815 per couple. Orlando.n Tickets are available from Sponsored by the Winter any club member or from Park Chapter of the National John's Dell and Cafe In Secretaries Association, the Sanford Plaza. Music will be furnished by re1tration fee of $25 will "Three More." For In- include lunch and refreshments. For information on formation, call 323.6563. "The 80s A New Decade: _____ Imprinting Secretarial ProSandra Gayle Lewis, fessionalism," contact daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lewis, has been Shirley Myers, P.O. Box 66, initiated into the Beta Alpha Maitland, 32751, or phone 644. Chapter of Delta Delta Delta 8895 at the University of South According to Louise Jones, Florida. of the Tn County Road _____ Runners CS Club, seven Zachary Wayne Dunbar i children with hard of hearing among 33 finalists who will be problems have been helped competing this weekend for a this year. Spencer Love Scholarship at theUniversity of North The club endorses and Carolina at Greensboro. supports a program for the "Zach," son of Mrs. Cynthia hard of hearing children. Dunbar of Park Avenue, is a Members raise funds for senior at Seminole High needy children to visit doctors School, and is a finalist in the for minor surgery and competition for a music hearing aids. - are available from any Beta 'event. Two separate routes are planned this year. One will begin at the Levitz Furniture Store on Highway 438 at Howell Branch Road In Dramatic dress The Mellonville Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. (Eva) McCook is home base for eight of Eva's relatives who are visiting her from Iceland. The Icelanders plan to spend a month in Florida taking in as many of the sights as possible. Before t he gues ts arrived on March 18, Eva said she was real excited over the family reunion. "And that's not all," she said. "We will be having 37 for Easter dinner." The 37 guests include some of her husband's family, member& The visiting Icelanders are: Margret Magnusdottir, Eva's si ster; G u d m u n d u r Magnusson, Eva's brother; Johanna Kristsansdottir, his wife; Helga G. Gud. mundsdottir and Anna G. Gudmundudottir, their daughters; Hanna Maria Jonsdottir, Helga's daughter; Magnus Haukur Asaetrsson, Anna's son; and Gudjon Steinthorsson, Anna's 30-mile bike ride on March 29. "Under 3O" Collection WESTERN FRENCH TERGAL SHEERS Personality DEANNA LONG Icelanders Visiting Kin During Month In Florida of whom hold masters and doctorate degrees, sounding like a group of beginning first grade readers. It was all part of a presentation on "How Children Learn to , .' In And Around Sanford The American Association of University Women (AAUW) general meeting was full of waving hands, laughter, and amused embarrassment at mistakes. It was humorous to hear a group of graduate women, many •., • ROBERT ALLEN TRIPLETT Reading Program ''- Eva M. Magnusdottir McCooks relatives from Iceland. . Susanna ileamu, left, and Todd CIMa, third and lint place whiners of last year's "Great American Ride For Cancer," are registering for this year's ride with Mn. Shirley Pereira, chairman. THNU WED., MARCH *6 OPEN WEEKDAYS A.M. 1111119 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. UI 7 P.M. EARLY SOME SALt ITEMS UMITID. WE RISER VI THE RIGHT TO UNIT QUANTITIES. TJ1 d%arg. It I_ VISA' I t— -mit 4 — .•• _•-•'.. —. -•- - -. St S — pd,_ —--•.e — .aS .— _•_•-_. .--. -. . _-,-. -- — . -- —' . #-.-.-. .-** - M §iiih 1~ =M _h -. a - - _.- - — - - •--'- - �S I . -: 4C-Evening Harold, Sanford, Fl. . 4 . .. .. ' - - '' : f etho dist M THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 0( 7Th & Elm Douglas .Jaobs Pastor •= r Isoam. 11:00a.m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service 1:00p.m. HOPE OF I. II THE X. p Se vice :::: COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHUR C H wwy.174' y id0e Rd. COM Oil . MUNITY : i son Pa tter IrPa Nov. Assoc. Poster Dick n .:, Church scTW0I Philip Waisanen Pastor 1:45a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wo"h4p Service Evening Worship Wad. 11kb Study 7:00p.m. Wed. Lighthouse Youth Meeting Royal Rangers I Missionettes he : FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Car. 11th $ Elm I ** (;1iurc1ft. 700pm .' fUIfl IliflAill UUK MA IUR I 1 I •. 1 I CHURCHOFOINEVA Sunday School (Sun) Worship Service (Sun.) I11:00 .m. Prayer kr, a IIb(eS(udyWed) 1 00 pm Youth Fellowship 7:00 p.m Dflwge following Service every 4th Episcopal ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH III Oak Ave., Sanford Pr. William Ennis Pastor Fr.PeterMltchell Asst.Pastor Sat. vigil most 1: 00 p.m. Sun. Mass 5a. m., 10:30112 noon Confessions,Sat. 4110.7 p.m. . TRORV.LafD.SIper 3' NOtyC.MmVIbfotl HI4YC.mmvnfofl Church Sd*el NelyCoanmyhion Christian *547 S. Sanford Ave. Rev. David Mangold Minister Sunday School 1:45a.m. Morni ng Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided SANFORD CHRISTIAN dHU*CH 101 Airport IIvd. Phone 372.01$ Church Training Wed. Prayer Service 4:00p.m. . . __ ______ Sunday School Worshiplirvice Eveni ng Service Prayer Meeting Wed. Morning Worship Church Training Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer vice , PA*.MITTOAVENUE 1 7411 Palmetto Ave. Nov. Raymond Crocker Sunday School RAVENNA PARK 2543 Country Club Rood liv. .srv DISusE now '' $undoy1lt 'IliNa.m. 5:01p.m. 7:01p.m. Evening ____ 7:10 p.m. Wod.Prsysrlervlse NIWLIFIFILtOWSHIP Lobs Dr. ITuolowilfo Rd. P1eou4N4111 Open House At First Baptist (Lutheran Chords in America) Rev. Raih I. Lumen Pastor ;a.nsp 11:11a.m. Swnioy ki 5:14a.m. Pentecostal - (4 Worship ServIces .010 c 11:00a.m. 7:30p.m. . . 1:10p.m. Congregational CONGUIGATIONAI. CHRIST1ANCHURcN 141* S. Park Ave. $214104 Nov. Prod Wool Pastor and Prayer tuotlay and Wadaaidsj Mu:theH' 11:00-Ham. 11:11a.m. 7:00p.m. 1 3I 9 Sca 'JI . 15:1-I1 14:11.18 selictid by The American Dibia Society Tliursdas' Mualt 9:1.22 6:6-8 Meaning Worship 7:30p.m. Morning Worakip MYP Sod lllfs Bun. Morning Warship Youth Stuup Sunda y Schoel . ,' Willur Ave.. Lake Mary Minhsln' lee. A.P.Stev.ns 1:418.m. 11:01a.m. It -M. ve.WsrshlpIslIlrd$gn. ____ Morning Prnyor7:10p.m. Widmosday Smug 1' / ,.. FIRSTUNIIID METNODIBTCHURCN 4*5 Pork Ave. Lao F. kin. . eseiw' coev,o,n g P 0 eon am CHARI.OflESVIJE VIRQPMflgO. .E:sTcn ADvEnTis..o SERVICE llFUSISII Mei*l.iWonblg . Friday IIabdtu1 _____ Saturdat tphriians 2:1-4 I 110 .._... S.nla$dsosl UN? MIs's P05w' IN Oak SodIetIThuroday 5:00p.m. Memorial Chapel on the Rollins campus and is free to the public. Chapel Day will be observed this Sunday in corn. memoration of the dedication of Knowles Memorial Chapel Mist %.dey Adyan$jg Church CELERY CITY PRINTING CO,, INC. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl.. Howard H. Hodges and Staff 1: ' Page Possible Rolling HfllsCommunity Church of Zellwood will hold its J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Florida . HARRLL & BEVERLY T ANMISSION David Beverly and Staff 'FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. First St. 30M S. Orlando Dr. S ç ( KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff '• - - --•'•'''-"JOIN THESE SPONSORS i , AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 322.2611 PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees I I Baptist Youth Present Musical WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff I I . WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik and Employees me New Horizons Choir of Central Baptist Church will present the musical "Make It Clear" by ButterworthKrogstad this Sunday at 7 p.m. This musical Is based on sharing faith In Christ, and will be sung with a special music tape and special lighting. The New Horizons Choir is made up of young people seventh through twelfth grades under the direction of Jack M. Thomas, minister of music. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY __ £1511011? OP 500 Fitst £0011lk11 it 514.31*1 lbs . . SAPTOIT i i I .. . 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Tbt c,,ffg.pn,1 n,l fhn CIt4t4 fl,fl& I1, The cross was the greatest exhibition of divine justice in condemning sin, yet the most wonderful demonstration of divine mercy in PETER COURLAS JR. pardoning sin. It was God's greatest manifestation of hatred for sin, yet His New pastor at Sanford supreme proof of love for the sinner. The Alliance Church Is cross was the means by which God's Justice Peter It. Courlas Jr., condemned sin, and His mercy forgave who was formerly The cross was the darkest hour in history, pastor of the Alliance yet it was the time of greatest light. Though Church in Leesburg. the sun refused to shine and God hid his face Prior to that he pastorfrom Christ, the cross was the means by ed churches in Fort which Christ really became the "light of the Wayne, Ind., and Of world", In the cross we see man's hatred for Christ, yet we see Christ's love for man, There we see divine forgiveness as Jesus prays, "Father, forgive them for they know not what they do." The cross portrays man's sinfulness and God's holiness; human weakness and divine strength. It demonstrates man's inability to save himself, and God's ability and power to do this for him. The cross, from the human standpoint, is foolishness; yet it is a revelation of the highest wisdom of God. I Corinthians 1:18, "For the preaching of the cross is to thenl that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God." As the holy communion service, one of the ancient ceremonies of the Christian church, is re-enacted, we get an impression of something religiously significant taking place. And this has Its effect on us. I have always liked these reminiscences of Willard Sperry, the late dean of the Harvard Divinity School, on his first association in boyhood with the conununion service: "Tile deepest impression made on me by any transaction which went on under the roof of the church was that made by the communion service. "And I owe to those conumiunion services of my early boyhood a conviction that religion ultimately is based upon mystery and that a man who has lost his feeling for mystery has lost part of his capacity for religion." Edon, Ohio, lie attend- Methodists Fly Cu ban Refugees To Mimi ed school at Fort Wayne Bible College and The 113 passengers aboard oldest, ahead, of Riverside United Methodist the Immigration and spent 4 years in the Air the chartered Lanica 727 jet Angelo Rutz Turin from San Pat McBride, superin. Hispanic congregation in Naturalization Service and Force. lie and his wife, which flew them from Luis Oriente Providence, a tendent of the Miami District, Miami, and Dude County jail the U.S. Custom Service. Jane, have two Havana, Cuba to Miami political prisoner for the past offered a prayer of chaplain, gave Bibles and United Methodist ministers children. Joyce, 13, Monday were either former seven years, was released thanksgiving for deliverence copies of the Upper Room in from the Hispanic and Peter III, 11. political prisoners or mem- from custody just hours prior and asked God's blessing on Spanish each of the congregations of Miami were hers of their families, to departure that morning, all the passengers as they refugees. present at Tropical Park to This project of the Florida Angelo indicated that he begin a new life in a new land. The refugees upon landing personally welcome each of Annual Conference, United would be united with his Rev, Roberto Perez, pastor in Miami, were processed by the refugees. Methodist Church which CQSt family In Hialeah. When .sj.4r II. 4.wt,1pi* In ,500, was underwritten by asked how he feels he replies v0r1IP .u'1,t,. pgotl a ih mtthlsp. pledges and contributions "Happy t,,r(ull ' very good." His 1k' from each of the United plans for the future, "go to of Methodist 'c Hispanic work, help people," ii congregations In the Florida 441414 Miguel Angel Carcia, age 'Wr area and the Florida Con- 27, from Santa Clara, is going I ii. . 1'S.. ference Work Area on to set tle in Miami, where 110 I..ln" .,wei:": 4 ;t.:l 1 )1 1 Missions. At a meeting held will be reunited with I recently for Hispanic pastors father who was recently lIr (urIbri ,,,, Ia we In Lakeland and Miami, released train a Cuban prison rnjtirr ratS wedipr k's.". k. 41I1tt15 I approximately $4,800 was after serving a twenty year .-eth .4l.er II ,icl0e" s040 niufiril IrriIIL IN I .ii:'.ilI)) pledged by the Hispanic tam, Miguel's mother will Oil aIPD uad) for tail" !Lt:.hI.h11 the f* United Methodists of Florida. also be coining to Miami from 0, ,-. .,, The youngest person aboard Venezuela whereshe has , I....' ,.i. j4." wua baby girl carried by her living in exile, .1, ..bil mother. A16 year old woman Mr. and Mrs. Octa via ..woa 4 LT. MARVIN MLAIN in a wheelchair was the Roman will never forget Marchl7,adsyoffreedom McClain Is Chaplain and their wedding anl)iI nive rsary. U. Marvin G. McClain Jr., Education and Training The chartered plane landed . , ,J...,,,,. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Center inNewport,R.L in Miami about I a.m. It McClain 1 Caeselbry, Is He is now living with his following a brIef 51 mInute . now assigned to the USS wile, Cher$, and daughters, trip fran Havana. di Stsrett, San Diego, Calif. The Shannon aid Shawn, in Los plane flew mm do Nor th .. ..,\ R114 is In y dock at Long Alamitos, Calif. Prior to cstofQahe,It could toeaeen Beach until June. . entering the Chaplain service in the eu of the passengers, OLDEST W.H. Howell, oldest deacon, was honored by U. McClain graduated last he pastored durdoes In the sadness at leaving their Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church with a August from the Naval Florida Conference of the homeland, btztalsothe joy ofn DEACON pbque presented by the pastor's wife, Mrs. An. Chaplain's School Naval United Methodist Church. new life and freedom that is drew Evans, to - '' " . , ,,.. .: 'I::' -: I,. .' .=" • .. Teaching On Prophecy , -. p., Rev. Frank French of lidlwspolIa, bid., noted lecturer sd teacher, will be speaking on Bible prophecy as relating to current world events Wedeesday through Friday at 7:30 p.m. at First Pentecestal (lurch of Longwood. Navy ' s Family ____ Nigh t Supper -.. ' ____ ______a. _____ A Wft' Season Family Night Supper will be held ____ ___ $Imday, March at First Pryterlen (lurch of Sonford _______ w-gru* biir'lng at 6:30 p.m. A film, "Hope for Life," will show ____ chw'di's inhiston effort to the Middle EaL 10is. S'0* re-.-, - The Cross of Christ Is the greatest of all paradoxes. It was the most tragic event in the history of the world, yet the most wonderful thing that ever happened. It was the saddest spectacle man ever beheld, yet out of it came the greatest joy. The cross was Satan's greatest victory and Christ's most humiliating defeat, yet it was the most ''''' ____ Jl . :' __ 10.. ciu cap WInter 1pr ' , - ,.- ________________ - M154, (TUU'I1 The P5 - - liv GEORGE H. PLAGENZ We don't always have to understand something for it to have a profound effect on us. people fall in love all the time without being able to explain the first thing about tile chemistry or the psychology involved. Conversely, some people can tell you all about sex and the theory of love but have never experienced falling in love, we don't have to understand music for it to quiet and soothe us or Lu stimIluluIU us or to affect our iiiood in any owuber of ways. Ns'ittler do we have to be fully conscious of the music we are hearing to appreciate it. Many people listen to a symphony concert in a mood of half attentioti and half inattention. Their minds may wander often but still they hear and enjoy the music. They would say It "does something" for them to go to the symphony even though they are not following the snore and are not conscious of the movements the musicians are making on the ir instruments. It is also true that we don't have to understand holy communion or be fully conscious of what is taking place for us to get something meaningful out of It. The communion speaks very largely although certainly not exclusively - to our unconscious. We celebrate communion in a church that generally doesn 't suggest anything else but a church. The surroundings are pretty much "out of this world." Because of the different setting with its hollowed associations, we get - unconsciously - Initimations of God's presence. The whole atmosphere suggests the reality of the supernatural dimension in life. We don't think about this each time we come into a church; it is suggested to us unconsciously. . hoMeg A. NIIPTrI1(ISII i. .1 Paradox Of The Cross . Like Hearing Symphony tr-:'.' IiuNJ ____ I - ,, IS INN $4. 1 *0.. UM ,, - - IN 111 Nob COursE 00 ___ . , i.PIlS.4u.51 rub. fts1515 awi I 57 5151 ____ .1 While stated ALC policy is that the pastor serves at the will of the congregation, the paper said, in practice that nicanS that pastors have a lifelong tenure with the congregation unless they them. selves choose to leave or blatantly abuse the pastoral office. ""''-' 11 sin, services. _____ 00*. Osatilu, *1*5. Ch l *0.. am ____ L UN g1, MllhlO r0 41*, 'a" ___ . ____ ___ ________ 1010. AIl10S51•4 _t11E _________ L*1L. RoY III. Si..of_1ir 41 __ SAt*$SNS --,--"-----&V& ______________________________ Rim *1111515005 4. . . ,.. . 111100 CrOft_ ,_r Chwsk * S. 1a1004 Ave. _____ -p Ol r Sirnoll Usilod Mam.l.l Chwt, I. Deliry Ave.SIN _____ lola Labs Vallod Whsll41 Cherub ISIS A.M.S. 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COerds, 1151 Palm Springs It, *1•MIlkS _ISobfIMIIN 10111110 Chords, Upsaba a &' _____ us COursE. moi lug it CISIelOrry C00ol 1116-day Alvonilgi Church. cmwo La* o5*.Loboti'W'It Cherub, *O$Mr'-"h& Ui-UI W. sj: . Ij MI IS n O" _ 11 Chancel Choir of Community United Methodist MIT1IODIST CMeub 41 Sod, MI NI(kSry Cherub 41 SoS, MI W. *i p. Cherub 01 IS. ____ liSode ___ ____ Cherub ii Is rr -tt Labs Msaru Cherub II .514 'r.00n. Rasrpro Cherub 01 SId, 001010 1011$. in ChrIst. 511110 Co" ChureJ WSoSstP,10u,, 1105$. Sat Lie. DIerubitSol01prs0,,Ip$ Psrolm.s.*ve. SIs*ChurubWhug, *30010. $51 SI.. Saulord 10111* ChI tu*.0 SI Cherub. Mark a WIlliam .. _____ _____ Al1* $51 017* S100 COolS. 'II *S Lie. ,.caTwsüc . Cherub 01*. NiNully, Lobe Mary S_ fI ill at rS. ill lab Ave.. III11tI 10.1150 'I°bsI't Cherub. Some iI TrilL RoSary 10. £p- '11wTM, Chwub' luasol Dr.. iss, lobs 54.. c'I"L., _________ . $15000 COwS. '005110. Pir P. . _____ ___ : C$IVSOI OP 500 Senbid SabsI Chunk, -- ruimnito 5*ndCherub,10.StolLOoNsa _____ClOy, 'is. ChwubWCias.ia Poo 0*) PIN Ave. _____ ______ ___ MA &.16----_ , 50.000,11* I CI10r (UIUIk 514100 COursE, 510 Cross 0.L I Choir Presents Cantata ____ ___ NeorUNrJLJakl..UNSP.$TL*nhII 54. rru lausans Perk S11s5 Cherub. 31010. 10.___ Paopb4'e 5141000 ChI. tat W. P0000 PmsI. Srd __________ F*s.iei SngIW rub, *0010. Alrpi,5 , Prairis Labs S141*,ll Rd., Psr Polk Prspr.,a '1511111$ Cherub MMasy ____ _r'1 - will deliver the sermon given by Charles Campbell in 1932. first worship service this Sunday in the new half million dollar sanctuary dedicated Wednesday by Dr. Robert Schuller of the mother church in California. Located In an orange grove the sanctuary has as a focal point a living cross of fez-n. The service at 10 a.m. will include Holy Communion. . GREGORY LUMBER . TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Ave. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Delde and Employees 41 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance 4 most glorious victory Christ ever won. Christ won by losing. He conquered by surrendering. will follow in the gar den at 10:30. It said that while the call process undergone much revision, "it is still not adequately responsive to the needs of the congregation to effect a turnover in pastoral leadership if the pastor chooses not to leave." ~, --.. I COMMENTARY 041.nnlnd ,tofnnt New Sanctuary Th. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory - March 29, 1932 and elements of the original service will be used in the 11 a.m, worship service. Dr. A. Arnold Wettsteln 10:30 a.m. beginning from In front of the chapel. A coffee Faster :31a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00a.m. NuneryPrividod 4:01p.m. - A historical tour of the chapel will be conducted from 10 to onm.ss Need' wlnlirlarin.s C. Edward DavIs SundaySchosl "The admiration frequently ex. pressed for those who leave other professions to become clergy reflects both the Idea of superior status of clergy and a denial of the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers," the paper said, For Lutherans, the most radical part of Mrs. Laursens paper may be her suggestion that the process by which pastors are called to congregations be drastically overhauled. - formance will be at 8 p.m. on March 23 in Knowles WINTER S1111,011111114141 WINTER SPRINGS 4:31a.m. $rdInl missioned last year by the chapel to write. The per. Nursery Provided 1:410.11. 1:01p.m. NOW SA BMW final piece of three psalms which Threatte was corn- :41a.m. '. UP$AL.A PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH Car.CouMryCluS$Upsaiald. DrwImShaa Pastor Sundayichool 5:01a.m. Worshiplorvice 14:11111141 FOR. Pastor S:$IIIa.m. Even the effort to develop fulltime lay ministries within the church adds to this elitist concept. "While providing a worthy career option for individuals and a broadened dimension to the organization," the paper said, "such para-professional enlistment tends to reinforce the mind-set that 'real' Christian commitment IUCBflS fulltime church work." JERUSALEM (NEA) During the Seder, Jewish Some 3,000 years ago a man parents tell their children the named Moses led the Jewish ancient tale of Jewish ben. people out of bondage in dage and then liberation . . Egypt. under the Pharaoh in Egypt. Just last month a man Every schoolchild knows the ill t named Elihu ben-Elissar led a Old Testament story David Hendin group of Jews hack into supported at least in part by Egypt. Ben.Elissar is the historians and archaeologists modern State of Israel's first of how Moses led the Prime Minister Menuhem situation might seem, there aimibassador to Egypt, and Jewish people out of slavery Begin. Israel has at last are a number ot bright spots. last month an Israeli and after 40 years of wan- started to establish something Brightest of all, of course, is Embassy was established in a dering in the desert wilder- like normal relations with one that today for the first time in Cairo suburb. ness to the Promised Land of its Arab neighbors. the 32 years since Israel was Both events are well worth today known as Israel. Unfortunately Sadat's established, she has excelebrating. But the latter By way of parallel one Egypt has been ostracized changed ambassadors with hasn't made its way into the might suggest that for the 32 from the community of Arab one of her Arab neighbors. history books yet. In the years since Its founding, the nations, not one of which has One of the Passover stories meantime, just after sundown State of Israel has been yet seen fit to join In the passed from generation to on Monday, March 31, Jewish relegated to its own wilder- constructive efforts, generation deals with a series people around the world will ness - a wilderness of Unfortunately the Israelis of 10 plagues the Lord brought sit down to a festival meal isolation from its neighbors, a - living for more than three upon the Egyptians to concalled the Seder. wilderness ,of wars and decades with the constant vince the Pharaoh to release The Seder is the heart of the threats and promises of peace threat of war and annihilation the enslaved Jews. Jewish festival of Passover. It that have never quite been - don't quite know how to Alas, those were the good is a holiday that celebrates achieved, react to the "new" peace with old (lays. The Lord simply and symbolizes freedom a Today due to the courage of Egypt. doesn't seem to get involved commodity held dearly by all both Egyptian President Unfortunately, however, as in international affairs as people. Anwar Sadat and Israeli ifficult Is the Middle East much as he used to. "Setting of Psalm 150 for Choir, Organ, Harp and Horn" as part of the next Music in the Chapel program. This Is the 11:11a.m. 30p.m. Wed. Choir Practice themselves as rather insignificant, largely passive participants in the life of the church," it said. "This layperson becomes the consumer of what the church provides.' The paper, written by Mrs. Beulah Laursen, Arcata, Calif., an activist laywoman within the 2.4-million. member church, says that a major reason for the clergy dominance in churches today is a misunderstand. ing of the work of ministry in the church and in the world. "An elitist concept prevails," the paper said. "It considers ministry to be the exclusive function of the clergy, the call to full-time service in the church expressive of greater dedication and commitment than in any other service." Events Worth Celebrating I Charles Threatte, adjunct music professor at Rollins College, Winter Park, will conduct an Original work entitled THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tucker Drive, Susdaud Estates Rev. Robert W. Miller the laity with vision, zeal and vitality for their role in the mission and ministry of the church." But it pulls no punches in expressing a kind of anticlerical Felt by more and more men and women. "All disclaimers to the contrary, their common view is that the American Lutheran Church is a clergy dominated church," the paper says. Lay members "sense that they lack influence or significance in the life of the congregation and of the larger church. This broad feeling of powerlessness diminishes their sense of partnership in the church and its work." "By and large most members of this vast malority, the laity, view d 11:00a.m. Nursery CHRIST UNITED METNODISTCHURCN 'I Chapel Day Events 4:31a.m. Morning worship . And Mission - 5:45 am. Church Sc hool Nwrsery ProvIdodlorail Services . ' 11:11a.m. •.i,Wsdey 7:11p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak A ve. $ 3rd St. Nov. Virell L. Bryant, Pastor lee. Daniel Consia, Assoc.Pastor Pho..m.usa 13:011 I'M. Sharing Groups . Wvdna.sjJa 4'tz The First Baptist Church, Sanford, Youth Council will sponsor a concert by the church's minister of music and youth, Terry L. Clark, and his wife, Colette this Sunday at 7 p.m. Proceeds from the concert will be appli ed toward the mission tour to the Ch erokee Indian s planned in June. The Clarks have presented concerts in Mississippi, Georgia and Colorado as well as Florida and have recorded an album. Pastor 10:01a.su. kMV*ckiol Mid Wool moo, AirportIivd.&WoodlaiidDr. Pastor Rot. Prod I. lirdnor 5:31a.m. Churclskhsel 11:41 am. Singing and Sharing 11:01a.m. Warship Service 5:10p.m. Youth Molting Tuesday liMe Study . , .. _____ Tursalor faitn Rev. lid Thoapsea Morning METNODISTCHIJRC$ .. In those narrowIng days, not long before His Crucifixion, our Lord was thinking about our spiritual vision. The destiny of every family, the life of each community, rests upon our fruitful use of our spiritual opportunities. . Do you go to church faithfully? Every Sunday widens our spiritual horizons! . Clarks To Give Concert Hwy. 17.521. Labs Mary 11v4, Methodist GRACE UNITED Of course, It wasn't a city for whom He wept - It was people. Whether we live In cities, towns, hamlets or villages we sometimes become blind to the spiritual resources Ofl which true peace depends. 5:01p.m. Presbyterian COVENANT Jerusalem, "It thou hadst known the things which belong unto Pastor 5:40a.m. 11:01a.m. the new church sign. 0:30 Is 11:11 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . thy peace, but now they are hid from thine eyes.' Morning Worship 11:00a.m. SwnhayEvgg 7:30p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30p.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 5:30 p.m. .1010P .00, .001, p'?) The only large city Jesus knew came In for a dramatic expression of his concern, Through his tears he said of memorial education building, office suite, library, and other portions of the Chance Memorial Building. Refresh. ments will be served in the library and fellowship hail. At 3 p.m. In the church parking lot there will be a dedication of S41 Orange Street,,Longwood 1. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:004.m. we maintain a Christian School We Kindergarten Through Ei,hth Grade Today cities have problems Involving budgets, bond ' issues and taxes. CHURCH OP GOD Fellowship Meaning Worship Wed. Pro Messing IBibie tudy First Baptist Church, Sanford, will have an open house this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. of the recently renovated FIRST PENTECOSTAL ST. LUKE'S LUTHIKAN CHURCH .S1.474$RedlvgRd. Ovlod.(SiayIa) Rev. John J. kvctsarik Pastor Sunday School 9:4541.1,11. Rel2e,L"o tfie r"ep Rey.IOm.nll.W.bar Asse,Pastor Sunday School Pastor SundaySc*esl . 1:11a.m. Nov. larIH.Lassos Pallor Sunioyldselt 5:10 am. ServIce g a.m. Woolly 11kb ISuly In 3011110 7:00p.m, Nursery Provided for all Services .. CHURCHOFCNRIST 1511 Park Avenue Fred Baker Evangelist 11011 Study 10:00a.m. Morning Wonhlp 11:01a.m. Evening Service 4:01p.m. Y.P.U.Wed. for the teens, entitled "Where Eagles Fly" will be shown, The program will be open to the public and a freewill ofFering will be taken. Pastor l:41a.m, 6:00p.m. IO:SCa.m. CHURCH OF LONOWOOD Meeting 7:30p.m. Reading Room daily except Wed. & Set. noonto4p.m. Tell. 701.2434 now.D. K. Guist., Sunday School MernlngWorshlp Evangelistic Sort. Family Night Service 2541 Sanford Ave. Mid weak Service (Wod,) GOOD SHIPHIRb LUTHERAN CHURCH III A puppet show will be presented for the children by College Park United Methodist Church and a film geared John J. Minion Sundayichisi Morning Worship Yeutti Hour J I P1RSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 11:00a.m. Ladles liMe Class Wednesday Wednesday libieClas, l:30p.m. Youth for Christ and the Lighthouse, 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. Kindergarten and Nvcsiry 11:01a.m. IAPTIIT CHURCH Morning Worikig curc Mid.WoekServ.WH. Pastor Svndaydiool Worship Service ••• FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA Ilkcam Boulevard a Venus Street Pastor 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. Evangelistic ServIces 5:01p.m. Wed. Prayer I 11010 Study 7:31p.m. IndependentMlsslenary Rev. Ilmor A. *evsdser ______ Church Of God BAPTIST CHURCH t . Church Of Christ 11:00a.m. 5:01p.m. 7:00p.m. 7:30p.m. live. Worship TV"ThlslsTlieLift" . 7: 04 SundeyScheol Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene, 175 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary, will hold a family day and outdoor gospel sing, Sunday, March 30 beginning at 2 p.m. Featured will be Sons of Song, Messengers Groups, Rick Eldridge and t he Yo un g Floridians of the Central Florida "The Lutheran Hour" and 5:30a.m. Is; 30 7: 00 p.m. Sunday Service Rev. E.P. Fisher of Axton, Va., will be guest speaker at revival services at Paola Wesleyan Church each evening March 2330, Music will be by the local church, K.I. McGuyer is church pastor. LAKIMARYCHURCN it the NAZARENE 1711. Crystal lace *v,. Lake Mary Rev. I. L. Wagner, Pastor Sunday lO:10a,m Worship Service Il:00a.m. THE REDEEMER Minister Services Family Day And Outdoor Sing Pastor Re,.Rebef'tlwiis LUTNERANCNURCHOP Wednesday Testimony LONOW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Church Ave. I Grant St. (Southern) now. James W. Hammock Pastor Sunday School 5:418.m. ______ _____ Revival LAKEMONROI CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE WIIWIISchool, OrIngeBlvd. At Green Pastor SVMayIC*OOI 1:43a.m. . Morning Worship IS:43a.m. Evening service 7: 00 p.m. MId.Week Service 1:30p.m. Lutheran Christian Science Nursery Provided tessing at winter IV". Ei.mentary 11:118.m. Sunday School 10:018.m. warship ' -' 4:31p.m. LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 125I.en,vsew, Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hughefis Pastor .:tsool :45a.m. WorshipSarvice 11:10a.m. Ev.ning Worship 1:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Serv. 7:30p.m. . L pi. ?:00 P., JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1531 West First Street Pastor S. I. Stanton Sunday School 10:10 am. Morning Service 11:118.1n. Evening Service 1:30p.m. Wednesday Set vice Old Truths for a Now Day wlNTIRSS.COUNl EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAl. . . . COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary Avery Lone Pastor Sunday School 1:45 0.m. Preaching $Worshiping 10:43a.m. 11kb Study 4:30p.m. Sharing I Proclaiming 1:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Meet 7:30p.m. Joe Johnson By DAVID K ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer Recent years have a seen a revival of interest in the role lay people play in the churches, Across the theological spectrum, conferences have been held, cornfliittees established and visions articulated to define a "theology of the laity" that explores the role of the average member of a congregation to the church. Perhaps nothing underscores this movement quite so dramatically as a working paper being circulated in the moderate, modest American Lutheran Church. Called "Tile Role of the Laity in the Life and Mission of the Church," the paper is an effort to "rejuvenate St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Slavia, will conduct only one worship service this Sunday a combined service at 10:30 a.m. to celebrate and praise God for the many years of teaching by Elmer Belihorn, who retired in January. Following the servi ce there will be a dinner at Founders Hall and a program of speakers and a gift presentation from Mr. Bellhorn's many friends, past students and the congregation. Paster Carl H. Toelke will be master of ceremonies, The dinner will be by reservation only. Nazarene Evangelical Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN Evening Worship Redir 1:11a.m. 10:11a.m. 10:01a.m. 10:11a.m. Life Paper Probes Laity's Role Honors Elmer Bellhorn Sunday NEW SITHEL AMR CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Rev. M M. lyrIc Jr. patter Sunday school 1:30am MoanIng Worship Il:00a.m. Evening Worship 11:00 :-M, Tues. Evening Prayer krv. 7:30p.m. Tues. Official Board Mess. 1: 00 p.m. HOLY CROSS DISCIPLES OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Park Avenue, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Casmat. Pastor Sunday School 5:45a .m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. Paste, II:00a.m. - Catholic - In Church's St. Luke's Lutheran Church Geneva, Pie. Now. Gary liner I! CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH till Oak Ave., Sanford 323.2514 Freddie Smith Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning worship 11:008.m. Church Training 4:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. 1:00p.m. Wed.PravrS,rv. Brief ly FIHTUNITIDMETNODIST Baptist PINECNESTSAPTISTCHURCH Ill W. Airport lied., Sanford 333.3737 Inter. Pastor Rev. Grady Snowden Sunday School 1:418m. Worship Service 11:00a.m. Eveninglervic, 1:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Serv. 1: 00 p.m. = 1:30p.m. 7:00p.m. Evening Worship Study I wit 7:30p.m. prayer Serv. First Wednesday Fellowship 6:30 P.M, ..SU0f ::: :I i i i i i i i i i i jl - .i.n..m. Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Coffee betw00fl Services 1.1 God Assembly Of RELK3ON Cossolbarrry :: UMYF Sunday School : Sunday, March 23, 1SO Adventist Saturday Services: Saath5cIoi ti *ft .ø.-"' ' ., -1114 ' I ' . . ' 4 '4* .- . 19 . - . = �.-'-.- ,.- - ... , 4. -. -.. -. - - . -- .- -.-- - -.- - 0, - *-; -. •••• -- * - '- :' 6C—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE Sunday, March 23, 180 / 1 I'M GONG 70 tstY " METlNGNO HONE"' SINK ACROSS by Chic Young _____________________ _______________________ LETTHE INNER 7WE DISHES IN ____________________________ NO.VOUCAN ' BREAK WASH THEM ? I 1 r CC CC i... •aa Walker by murr vvaiiier BEETLE BAILEY C d 23, 1980 by Art Sansom - THE BORN LOSER VR(TI4lIMo forced to do something. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're capable of major I. achievements today, but you I must size things up realistically. Underestima. Ling what's required might de feat you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) P '3-22 Usually yo u're not hesitant to speak your mind, and by Bob Montana ARCHIE AS A MATTER O FACT, IT WAS 1415 LAST PAINTING! 0H, HI ONE THIS NE PID i YOU ','\S PAINTED (Pp A AINT INt13801 J/ everyone knows where you stand. Today, however, you may hide your true feellnvrn SLAME HIM! r\\ (II ) *_ 1 I -______ f AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If you feel the need to comment on someone else's work today, be constructive instead of merely critical. Thoughtless remarks will provoke hard feelings. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) will be required to manage your resources properly. Don't let Self-discipline extravagant whims over- whelm you. (vrtcaAss) '.. 1* IS MY MEART! •' 14 L .- U •& - ... •....-:..-.. - ... -- --_______ . - . - .:..;: -- - -. -_-L :. ____ by Ed Sullivan PRISCILLA'S POP AT LEAST I MAL7E EYE CONTCT This MORNiNG.' OH, IT KNOW 5 BEEN NOT O VOPINGYOU ., J ) '- - _ z- by Stof fail I. H&mdahl BUGS BUNNY I 0 L I very well. Find out more of what lies ahead for ou In the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of AstroGraph Letter, mall $1 f or each to Astro.Graph, Box 489, Radio CI Station N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Charm and tact are two of your greatest assets today. You'll know how to use them advantageously, especially when dealing with persona on a one-to-one beats, • GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be on your toes today. Something unusual could pop up that could prove to be a' sour ce of gain. It may coins Urough a coworker. CANCER (Jime2Wuly22) Make k a point not to prejudge others today, You could be In for some pleasant sur pr ises when cli..1. iw • -wup twIel LEO (July may I • ' , SCORPIO (Oéi'fl4.Nov. 22) This isa good 4ayto spend s much time as possihie with the person who is No 1 In your life. Emotional bonds can be reinforced. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) You have a knack for makIng profitable deals or bargains if you choose apply yourself. Investigate situations where you could do some good materially, CAPRICORN (Dec. 224112. 19) There Is something very appealing about you today. It will make casual acqualntances want to know you better. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ThInking of the nice things you'd like todo for lovedones is all the motivation you ---d today to shoot f or loftier targets at work. PISCEE (Feb. 20-March 20) I____ You have uicnua who Wina •_.__.l_ _t__ MEMO BEE let you know ottholr.teemln — .— both worda BEEN mom mom 200 to get to slam, game or a safe part score. Not that the word 'safe" applies only to the part score. The moment that you don't intend to reach game, you want to stop and you want to game. Any time you play at 0fbP,three of a major suit or four of a minor suit, it things go well you have missed a game. I they go badly; you are let. So, our first rule of bidding strategy is: If you get to wi thIn one trick of game, you should normally bid one on an BARBS _________________________ Phil Pastóret People who are driven to drink are fewer than those who ha ve to slog It on foot to the nearest oasis, An efficiency expert Is a persia who knows just enough about year job to tell you how I.do It, and not enough to he obk to do itlf, — __________ ' - You'll never again wonder why they're called soup strainers If vnii Itiat — __ MN.! - '•... — TUMBLE WEEDS • - WA •. • .• - (. slams, you want 2-1 odds in WMIAS STOOGES / THE LITTLE CAtS 5:30 13(4) SUNDAY MASS (DO ORAL ROBERTS (13) (35) JO8IE AND THE PUS.. SYCATS 9:00 C4i OUTLOOK (5)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 EASTER 3.0 f11'I1Sun%fl " fl..aa$r., Ta pes" (C) (1973) Robert ma Foxworth, Mike Farrell. 3:30 (1) 0 TOURNAMENT PLAY. ERS CHAMPIONSHIP Coverage of final round play In this $440 PGA Tour tournament (live from Sawgrus. Ponte Verdi Beach, Florida), (7) 0 EASTER SEAL SEAL TELETHON (CONT'D) "Cry For Happy" (1981) Glenn Ford, Donald O'Connor. When i naval photography team takes up residence In a Japan... geisha house, they give the allbi that It's an "orphanage." (12) (17) MOVIE 400 13 (4) MOVIE "Situation Hopeless But Not Srlous" (B/W) (1965) Alec Guinness, Robert Redford, (11) 0 EASTER SEAL TELETHON (CONT'D) 500 (13)35RI.VADAMS U 10 NOVA "A Mediterranean Prospect" The complex problems that jeopardize the Mediterranean's future •. not only the damage caused by the discharge of human wastes but B @1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) B(J THE WILBURN BROTH. ERS(THU) 0 ® COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (1] 0 HEALTH FIELD CI) 0 SUNRISE (7)0 (17) LISTEN (MON) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) , ' -. -. - the O5OUIy effects 01 Cnemiare explored. (R) EVENING U (10) (7)0 EASTER SEAL TELETHON Suzanne Somers hosts this fund-raiser with cohosis and guests including LeVar Burton, Jack Kluoman. Steve Allen, Erik Estrada Gbna Gaynor, Della Reese, John RItter, Peter Falk and many others. (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN The bionic dog Is kidnapped by for. sign agents while Jaime lies helpless In a hospital bed. 4 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS. SIC "King Arthur Arthur returns from the Winchester tournament to find Guinevere accused of Guido's death and lacing punishment by death. (Pitt S of 8) (R) (12) (17) WRESTLING 6:30 • ,II NEWS (FO THE BAXTERS "Birth Control Responsibility" (10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "On Giant's Shoul. ders" Terry Wiles, a victim of thalidomide, Portrays himself in this story of his Ill, with his adoptive parents and their struggle to Increase Terry's Independence despite his handicaps. — - "The Bride bern of the Council of Christian communion. discuss the crknlnil justice system In the United States. BAPTIST CD S FIRST CHURCH of his wedding. Fred develops SmyrIadoflatallllnseaes. FIVE-0 •HAWAII McOarritt tries to find out why someone is systematically murdedflQ the members of a d.dicited group of blrdwatchirs. . I.&AUB*KJ*IJU* 8.A as HIS a DCI. c-al 119 ta You open one club. Par tner bids one heart. You bid one notrump. Partner bids two notrump. With hand No. 1, you pass and hope that you aren't overboard. With Is, you bid three notrump. It Is a worthwhile gamble because of that 10.9 of clubs and even heart lO may lead to the game trick. O (I) SANFORD On the 'vs -' U (10)A$ WE SEE IT "South Division High School, Milwaukee. Wisconsin" (Part 1) (111(35) STREETS OF SAN ' (12)(17) MOVIE "Zorba The Greek" (1964) Anthony Quinn, Alan Bates. A British writer and an exuberant Greek take Iodglogs with an aging courtesan on Crete. i ioo' AND OU (F0ThE LAWY (M 1351 THE JETSONS U(10) 01)6 PA$A, USA.? Joe announces his desire to become a naturalized Amertcan citizen, dividing the Pens family into factions. (A) 11:30 (F FACE THE NATION CD 0EASTER SEAL AICl* , (f1,em. ® _____ iere) The free-spirited lit, style Of divorced Norman Davis (Joe Santo.) abruptly changes when ____ • You know partner halt a poor opening ba spades. With hand No, 2, you rISIt ml'fr1u ,iA wish u,,. LA his 11-year-old daughter (Melissa Michaelson) moves In. U(10) MAR" ROSSINS Guest: Eddie Rabbltt. 10:00 • (4) PRIME TIME 8ATURDAY (5) O HAQEN A cosmetics tycàon becomes a syndicate defies theIr orders to not turnherbuslness over to her daughter. (7)• FANTASY ISLAND A young woman wanting to become president of 1115 CO(" .Al,... -at... a.n,4,a for CR11 a Psued at two spades. With 2a you realize that your ace anti two kings should be really tflfl dItitmiflid to aVIflQ5 his fstlws death visit the island. (R) - 2.S'IIXH'AUD.QJZZCQJU h.a.L,IH.Aut),IxuCEm You respond one notrump to partner's spade opening. He bids two spaaes. You try two notrump, and he bids three spades. 1) (35) AMERICA'S ATH valuable and go to four (10 (35) MOVIE NEWS , • by Craig L,gsfl 0(17) DICK MAURICE AND COMPANY 5) MOVIE "The GI) Trainpiers" (C) (1906) Gordon Be*". Joseph Cohen. A soldier returns to his father's house ISer 1k. CM War causing proi,is arising from the fathers patriarchy. (21-ks.) _____ Altui dol In which both Ism about Ms. love and carting. (2 WNV.WU LVII ) '(DO (ASTER SEAL 'TIEITNON IZ ______ L OA (17)AeRICLLYUR! U.S.A. — '1 IJTIR THE LWt MoNtyL make ti .II'IIWUU 10 FI1WIU - 4:55 , (MON) "fl' ," 5:00 (7J Q MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (TUE. THU. FRI) (17) OPEN UP (TUE) 5:20 1)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) 5:25 (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 5:30 1J 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) tl2)(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE(FRI) 5:40 (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED (MON) 5:55 2) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON. WED) 6:00 0 (4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) by Roger Bollen LET ME AK 'vt'L ¶4JI FOLKS" l FRCW I-4CJt(IE lb TpE CCt4E (II) (35) CASPER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(MON-THU) (8 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) (117)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 (13) (35) (12) (17) THE FLINT- STONES 124(10) VILLA ALEGRE (MON. THU) 124(10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (TUE. WED, FRI) MORNING AMERICA ii) (35)BULLWINKLE 4:00 124 (10)OVER EASY () (1 qLUtY SHOW 8:25 n L4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 17)0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 o @ TODAY 1fl 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 1111(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 124) (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) 124 (10) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (TUE) 124) (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 124(1O)V.I. PEOPLE (THU) 24(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN (FRI) (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 0 14) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS cD 0 MOVIE till (3 5) LEAVE IT TOBEAVER 124(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (12)(17) FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 (ii) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 124(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. ORAMMING (12) (17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 014) CARD SHARKS (35) PTL CLUB 12)(17) MOVIE 10:30 1) (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (5)0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 10:55 CUOCBSNEWS 11:00 O (4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 11:30 0C4) WHEEL OFFORTUNE (7)0 FAMILY FEUD 11:65 ( 17) NEWS 0(4) THE BRADY BUNCH (.5) 0 BEWITCHED (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN Qj) ).J VWWI VUJ'.JUr'C'.ir.ER AND FRIENDS (2.4 (10) SESAME STREET @ (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 U 14) EMERGENCY ONEI 1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17)olLuaAN'sISLAND 5:00 () 0 HOGAN'S HEROES IID(35) TOM AND JERRY 124(10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) (17) MY THREE SONS 6:30 U (4) NEWS (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (II) (35) KUNG FU 24(10) 3.2.1 CONTACT ff2) (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 31 ...... ..... .., Hey I?S2 00,15 ALL sijoWs L!IAZAfl — 7:30.:45 PO JOHN BELUSHI 1941 COMEDY LJLAZA 111 2:70-7:45 9:40 Po GEO BURNS UG1G IN AC tQ CP YR (LOVIELAN P$y 17525 721121$ wo (6:4Stol:lSOnly) 7:30. PEOPLE WHO OWP4 THE DARK I:lO.NOCTURNA R 7; zz1tn Steak House C1* lov I$ase 4ZZZ1 3t LUNCHEON SPECIALS Sunday Brunch : __ W ALL YOU CAN EAT $3•95 - No. $........... Se.. us, '1.99 wi.k Plsci WIth Mvshrm Gravy _ iso 00) WALL11111111111111111 WEEK wIthadsIidsusbuffstfsaIurin: "Brown.Out For Utility Stocks' __ Quest: Charles A. Benore Bras vice presidafil. Pains Wabber Vadous juicis, Mitchel Hutchins, Inc. (A) 0(17) MOVIE "Drllhfrood" : No. 12.......... C'isppsl $idels :' , mub, crsamsd bpt by . . No.brow Poo Sir$" : No.215.....5.. si,, task Iui,fru,saIsds,muMnsandmIi OsWt 1.99 EA. i No. 7............Rig.u,, 1.99 bSSs. on a 51k. SsVvid 10:30 *M.•2:00 P.M. L us brlgMsn up ysir Sunday Week LUNCH 11 AMTIL3PM 5 DINNERS FOR Illgmsf%m" A1111111111111111[ 1% _ in I'4y NOOI$COUNYCOUPON$ WILL SE NONOSED DURING TNI$ULE NO PVNA __ kig a home for en unusu al young gill deprIved of normal Weston human contact. çQigQw -U ® assvtu.i MUSIC Guests: Li 081111111111%,Janle , '.1 iiOMOVS ___ 3:00 (5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL 0(4) TODAY (7)0 GOOD U(1O) WASHINGTON -_: - (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 11 77776 77 1 00-11 100 Pd AEVhEW( 2:30 U (4) ANOTHER WORLD ff (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 7:30 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (11) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE . 2:25 32)(17) NEWS © (35) SPACE GHOST / DINO BOY(WED) Cr]) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (U) (13) (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 124 10) SESAME STREET THE THREE (1 (17) STOOGES / THE LITTLE CALS 7:25 U(FTODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:00 MORNINU —---- ALL NEW on the msponalbllNy of provid- LII Ø(17)WOPII.DATLAASE a - ___________________ • Brennan. A young doctor belies MOIIJII1S The Bandit" (1977) Burt Reynolds, Sally Field. A dare- FUNNY BUSINESS (1947) Auth Warrick, Waiter L _ 0(4) MOVIE "Smokay And THE WORLD TURNS (17)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 33) (35) GONER PYLE AMERICA (1]) (35) 5HM (NON) CM 35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) , (I) CII MPIONSHIP FISH.. on __ 30 MINUTIS ...al a Flames vs. Chicago Black Hawks (1.5) 0 AS 7:00 U(1O)ANOTHERv0IcE (2)*s) (1) MONTY PYTHONI FLYING CIRCUS .....N (1])(35)JERRYFALWELL 12:00 (I) ¶ SLACK AWARENESS U ( 0) FLORIDA REPORT MOVIE "Scarecrow" (C)-i.-(it") Gins Hickman. _______Al Fancy" (51W) (1951) Joan Crawford, Robert Young. A female politico returns to her collegiate alma mater to receive an honorary degree. but Instead becomes an object of gossip when her past misadventures are recalled. (I Hr. 50 Mins) (1)U SPECTRUM (35) MOVIE "Night Flight From Moecow' () (1574) YIN Urynner. Henry Fonda. A Sovi It defector offers iNst of Auslien spies to Western leaders. - (I) 12:00 (7)0 MOVIE "Goodbye. My AFTERNOON - C?Yb EASTER SEAL n Club: AMstJcs Suzanne Somers West Track end Field Club; hosts this fund-raiser with fencer Michael Marx; the Polish COhOsIS and guests Including Wrestling Turn; and running Liver Burton. Jack Kiugman. star Frank Shorter. Steve Allen. Erik Estrada, GIG. U(10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Joe Ely and Jerry Jeff WalkerGaynor, Della Ressi. John Ritter, Peter Falk and many mere. ar. Bis featured others. ---- - -- retold (R) (5)0 MOVIE Jimmy B. & Andre" (Premiere) Alex Karras, Madge Sinclair. The story of Detroit restaurateur Jimmy Butsicaris and Andre Reynolds, the black child who changed his life, Is dramatized. (7)0 WRESTLING MORNING 0(4) TODAY )0 MORNING NEWS o GOOD MORNING for a kidnapped Indian girl is (12) 17 NHL HOCKEY Atlanta (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN ii)(35) 35 LIVE 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS FLORIDA white blood brother's search (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 6:55 (7)0 GOOD novel about an Indian and his 8:30 , J I.!) NEWS (5) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (DO RYAN'S HOPE (10 (35) DICK VAN DYKE (12) (17) MOVIE 100 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES ( 10 )A.M. WEATHER ii.'n ." Fenimore Cooper's classic BROWN SHOE Turner and Lionel make the mistake of trying to protect the lovely mistress of a violent and murderous mobster. (ID35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 4) 10 WORLD "The Real War In Space" The technology of space research and weepons development and the posof a real war in space :re are examined. (R) (L)O(7)ONEWS (35)1 LOVE LUCY RO. 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROawlNo (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 6:45 0 (4) NBC LATE MOVIE rIUIDIPY Country become entanfeuds. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (NEW5PA - 8:00 12:00 0 () CHAIN REACTION (5)0 ED ALLEN "The Deerelayer" (1978) Steve Forrest, Ned Romero James 13(4) CHIPS (51) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE AND (7) Q TENSPEED 9:00 (12)(17)NEWS "Comin' LITIS IWO Athletes kclude (For a copy of JACOB? MODERN, send Silo: "Mat Brldg.," care of this n.w,aP' P.O. BOX 489. ROdIO city Station, Now York, N.Y. 10019.) PERSPECTIVE uAi,jDc.oivruviNyAr4u MARIE 11:00 B(4)WOC7JONEWS (12) (17) OPEN UP Round The Mountain" (0/W) (1951) Abbott Costello, 'Dorothy Shay. Two nitwits In spades. WI... I I....ka.. .,u4 •1... 1..va. (1]) (35) FROM THE BLACK 1)0 ALICE Mel, in serious financial trouble, announces his plans to cut the waitresses' salaries. l) 0 MOVIE "Doctor Zhiva. go' (Part I) (1965) Omar SharIf, Geraldine Chaplin. Two toyers struggle amidst the spirit and passions of the Russian Revolution. J (10) MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE 9:30 (5) 0 THE JEFFERSONS aj (35) JIMMY SWAGOART 10'00 (!DO TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A case of deadly pneumonic plague In the form of a sick Infant turns up in the hospital. (10) FAWLTY TOWERS World War looms in the near future as Sybil enters the hospital and Basil handles things badly. (Part 5016) 10:30 (fl)(35)PTLCLUB 4) (10) BILL MOYER5' JOUR. Caine C.O.D." (0/W) (19411 M . 7:30 (112) (17) WORLD AT LARGE ()U) 615 (1 (17) THE ATHLETES (M01-) 8:30 014) TODAY IN FLORIDA Texan. (A) SEE 9:30 - (121(17) MOVIE "The Devil At ROAD Guest: Porter Wagoner. NAL "The Politics Of Hegulalion" Bill Moyers examines the broad-based attack launched against many federal regulatory agencies as the United States Senate debates a Fedoral Trade Commission authorizatlon bill. (IL) DISNEY'S WONDER-e cross-country run and haul an FUL WORLD "The Shaggy Illeg al cargo of beer back withD.A." A political crusader disIn 38 hours for a wealthy Covers that by recitIng an 10:30 13 (4) MOVIE 7'OO - uJIdIIJIiUcI 1)11 0 scarab. turn himself into a dog. (Part 1) (A) 1)050 MINUTES Cl) 0 GALACTICA 1980 (11]) (35) FLIPPER "SOS Dolphin" (12) (17) NASHVILLE ON THE VU 0(1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (1]) (35) PORKY PIG AND STUDIO "Cobbler" (R) (121(17) HAZEL . 600 0(4)15)0 NEWS INTSTONES Bette Davis, James Cagney. A runaway bride and a flying delIvery boy carry on a very unusual love affair. (2 Hrs.) - ft* 0 b PO 1110 __ 124) (10 SESAME STREET (A) THE (121 (1 ) THREE FRIENDS & (1OOI( CHINK flfRTS'!EflH$ ONE N,- OF N sflK MI5SIN1 (ED 35 and Contemplates marriages. 11:30 (F SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Noel: Broderick Crawlord Musical guests Dr. John. Undo Aoflstadt, Paut Butter- ZOONIIS troops who are selling rum and firearms to the Indians. (1 1/2 AFTERNOON (TUE) Mom- Let's look at some examplea of proper action - when your - partner takes you to within one trick of game: SOING by T. K. Ryan 2:30 0 (4) MOVIE "Allegheny Uprising" (81W) (1939) John Wayne, Claire Trevor. Pennsyt. vania settlers defeat British B @) PORTER WAGONER 1000 COUNTRY if RUNS - BAPTIST CHURCH (51)0 REX HUMBARD (7)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE (DO LOVE BOAT While the Pacific Princess is on an extended charter cruise to Alaska.Julie falls deeply In love (10) UNOER8EAWORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU (12) (17) POPI GOES THE •,,.. - 5:00 0 (4) FIRST THE (TI) (35) JIM ROCKFORD FINE Now. ••'9ii — 7:30 0(4) COLLEGE PARK SAP. "°' CHURCH (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY (13) (35) DR. U. DANIELS 112) 17 IT IS WRITTEN _. "sad stories of the death of kings," (R) Hrs.) e00 (12) 17 CARTOONS (4)SJ AND THE BEAR A 9:30 devious sherIff running a huge GOSPEL SINGING (4) • car thoft gsB'i!ruck JUBILEE THE TIM CONWAY W WOODY WOODPECK. SHOW (Premiers) Comedian ER AND FRIENDS Tim Conway, guest star (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY U Michele Lee and a resident nsoertorv company present an (A) You, tb SIW •o'scw (1) 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (12) (17) REV. TERRY coLE- (1]) (35) THE FUNT8TONES MISTER ROGERS (A) 12410 0 "Old Salt Tournament" even chance. Within one trick of game, you should go on unless you are pretty sure you are too Ill It already. when It comes to game cbntracts, you should normallv bid one on an even chance. *Ith a small slam, you want that same even chance. When It comes to grand raRof AIOuf tHAI' WAS 6:45 (5)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO. SEUP hour of variety and comedy. lot GAR Z -- (7) Stevens. Ken Barry. (DQ THE SUPERSTARS The Los Angeles Rams take on the Baltimore Orioles In the final round of the Superteams competition (from Freeport In the Bahamas). 124) (10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Richard II" Derek Jacobi, Sir John Gielgud, Jon Flinch, Charles Gray. Dame nd Mary is °" d15 featured .! in Shakespeare 6:30 fl — THE THE--LIVING wnn - -- TELETHON (CONT'D) (10 (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS JIP — lit, a's-..- 7:30 (4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING ________________________________________________ v,,,. ... i. ., s.i,..ii... . £ UU III C Cull UI UWUlIi l .... (4) DONAHUE "Divorce After Degrees" Two women coping with abandonment after putting their husbands through college discuss their plight. (5) 0 HEE HAW Guests: Blackwood Brothers, Ronnie McDowell, Wendy Holcomb, Ralph Sloan & The Tennessee Travelers, (DO LAWRENCE WELK (1]) (35) AMERICAN LIFE. STYLE "George Marshall" U(10) SOUNDSTAOE "Graham Perk." WIN _ AT BRIDGE , Oswald Jacoby e.... 7:00 INMEN said Al.. seeIng o...-. "V' Siskel trace the development - of the cult film boom from Bogart to the "Rocky Horror Picture Show." an by Bob Thavos FRANK AND ERNEST (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO "Cult Films Of The "n&' UA1II)ETWEENTHELINES 6:25 (7) 0 EASTER SEAL .TELETHON Suzanne Somers hosts this fund-raiser with cohosts and guests including LeVer Burton, Jack KIug man, Steve Allen, Erik Estrada, GIG. ru Gaynor, Della Reese, John Ritler, Peter Falk and many others. WHTAKER (7)0 NEWS Jllul Jlil JullliJll ---------ANNIE 0058 NEWS Room lU1 The o.Jy person d'i mud wearing a sweater with patched elbow, is the fellow who can afford six _____ .O(4)C5)O NEWS (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN The eon of an Iron Curtain scientIst threatens to foul up his Own escape when he falls In love with Jaime. (10) V.1. PEOPLE "Maria ,.,*,a. - .'" 'wes talks with conductor Maria Tunicka about her upcoming Carnegie concert and her career In general' 0(17)WRESTuNG 6:30 • (4) NBC NEWS Jul watch a mustachedgent Inhale a bowl of chowder. 7 • time No •.l.._t_ be one of those strenge -j - r'ww, I..—. ' ) This .Aug. 35 Grouped National 38 Stop EVENING (?wrArcn (UTEPISE ASSN.) highly of you, but seldom mention It. Today they may I I 26 Direction 30 Spike 31 Cadmium symbol 32 Day of week (abbr) 33 Fasten 34 Railway (abbr.) r -- i IJwlyL ______ -- C II YOUR BIRTHDAY something with little effort March 24, IM while you 'accomplish Keep your nose to the the same thing even with a grindstone this coming year, concerted attack. so that by the time of your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) next birthday you will have Friends want to be helpful large returns to show for your today so don't be reluctant to fnueri r.n •t the -. ---------effortsHard work will open raniieI "$ opportunities for you that -same people who feel free to could be very rewarding. come to you. ARIES (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. zot 23) Don't depend on others for Focus your full attention and Important things that affect efforts on things that mean your finances or security. Left something to you financially days when others can do —"i.-- was) For Monday, March 24, 1980 _.___a__..__ MO3L.E"41E LMN) 115 S. - momL ama •*" by Howie, Schneider iijiji aIu VC '° 56 Large vohime _________ _________ ijN 'a______ 57 Buddhist litNioluirn E ________ _____ monk JTIA ° L°15 -l.! ___ 58 Compass 1 A _ILMN I .UNN! oi!11 0 ____ point _ AIN0 I c.1!4l-s-I 59 Comedian IN M jL1MI N Sparks 60 Deface 13 Cook quickly 41 Epic' 43 Relax 19 Make lace DOWN 21 Definite 44 Mythical article 1 Fish roe hunter 23 One of the 2 vex 4 5 Golf club S NOT 000 ft.k M 46 Back £4 DoflU '. 4 Well neck 25 Vases visualized 27 Egyptian sun 48 Madame 5 Cowboy disk Rogers (cont) 6 Fortune teller 28 Chinese 49 Jane Austin dynasty 7 DeValsra's title 29 Spread to dry land 30 Environment 50 By 8 Downpour agency (abbr.) 51 Infinity of 9 Gross 10 Contribute 12 Suffix 14 Author Fleming 15 Wooded valley 16 Force unit 17 Rend 18 Legislative body 20 Devoured 22 Headcotd 24 Interrupt (2 showing a willingness to compromise. Taking an unyielding posi tion is a no-no. \ IT 'i L o E TV HIGHLIGHTS L I I I-I 0 1 _________ Let courtesy take precedence 37 Too Product (abbr. 38 Make 53 Madame choice over commands. 39 Devouring I - (abbr.) 40 Pekoe 11 Pass a law 42 Lurked SAGITTARIUS (Nov 91. 21) Before involving MON MOM no yourself in a joint venture MEN today, be sire you're able to MON goo MON mom work in harmony with your Rom counterpart. A poor choice M1 NMI will be unproductive. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. mom 19) Domestic confronta tions BEEMEM can be avoided today by BEEIRMEM today, provided the idea originates with you. Resent. ment could be felt if you feel - P __ Sunday, March 23, 1980--IC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth da te. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The morning could start off a little on the boring side.This could be due to part to your nPIlatIvrs attitude atn1lnht "a" begins to filter through later GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're willing to be he lpful 9 1011 . ri- Tj1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be democratic in dealing with your peers today, but don't let yourself be pressured into doing anything not In line with your high standards, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Rather than face up, to 5ILLWUUIIa today, )'VU 11107 117 to duck them if they're sticky. Others could view you being too wishy-washy. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be tactful when dealing with helpers or coworkers today, or you may lose their in the day. I MUCL., A '&Ol.TACH. FL3L.L Ht147 OF URL'1 I.(MR ... MOfl4R v—.---- ' 'iou ipv R ______ YOUR BIRTHDAY March 23, 1900 You will be luckier this coming year by working with those you feel for. Windfalls may come through a number of unique happenings. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A...l ... ... ..Zh. (IVUlU I WIII4 WIUI WV IUlIIUy if the clan Is in a grumpy mood today. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box - j I Poetic 47 People in preposition church 4 Stray 51 epoch 7 Desert region 52 Greek island of shifting 54 Gold cloth einrt c '7 AiI. 7 ByBERNICEBFDEOSOL For Sunday, , 7r C.IT o%lW (RMRPM*1) (prefix) HOROSCOPE AND GE1) Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Between lull Steak isase -- 1IIM Suuferd U pap, "Ey Man -4 ftI i'iJwi'AR.w I V Vini $5 Ni41M KISSINMEE s,SS S. 'fead, Dr. SANPOID INI 01 ZZZ �- . . . --.---- ..- . .. -. . - - .. • '. _. -. p • -i • . •; -• .- - . - a IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 23, 1910 ' r Ilk VAN - r ff I ___ -_, I _________ - \ 7 MI4)h - L 1; 2hucE l?2I!6 -- : 78 • EEF pEOr • -1 tLf.. 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I. .•. _.-..LWrOIDNdD _ Si 7W 7MM 7U14L5 1ZL7W 57Y/ jizm7I' '• /_ __ 1Li__V •- NSTIPS..... 9" r4 HM.-GEN41t)Q BR466E0 GOUNPG TOO FORMAL -. BUT CALLING ME U9*.YV WOULPM'T BEFIT MY FOfriOtl...i KNOW.' CALL ME SfMTOI 91N! SENAMIR 4LL, ru. L2*I vm If afcm~ II TO JOT Pow se NOTf5 am my PR9L4H .LF *IfKfT— , /.. ._ .-!' . •. -• I It • ). . . • .. •) • -j.r P • . . '-mi ..• • .•'. '.. • I • -: • . ii.-2.X • I -. -- - - •. - . --. -• '• Ir •-•• . • - t I . - - ••.• .. • - • • p... ' • p I'' •'D - L k..' 't 4I.&.'. -'. -i �------------.-.---..-..-- -_, --. -.- - .- - ----- J$fR At777GIP Th'E R V A.AS SASA flD'S AV/ for r1de FFERrn AM W/F6 I PZ/XE 70 5S 0447E lop - MAKING STRAWS DOUBLY USEFUL DEAR HELOISE: I have a good hint on drinking straws. When you get home from the store, lust cut the straws in half. Then you'll have double straws for half the price. - OAWZ IV AV A101"" VW .4 VjPff 'i MC THE 01N LOSER by Art Sansom FEAR HELOISE: I've stained five of my no-iron white dress shirts with ink not from a ballpoint but from a pen that uses liquid ink. I can't afford to buy new shirts and would appreciate some help from you as soon as possible, Bruce Theunissen Five shirts, huh? Think I'd get a new pen if I were youl But in the meantime... . You've got five stained shirts and I've got more than that many remedies for • removing the stains. Surely on@ of them will work Ilk. magic for you. The same day I read your letter, I received one from another gentleman, Mr. lews, who was elated because his dear wife had lust saved his new shirt from the "ragbag" by removing a large blue ink spot from the pocket caused , by a leaking felt tip pen. His wife used ordinary hair -. spray as the solvent, spraying . and rubbing, dissolving the Ink and blotting with facial additional applications of the tissues (the facial tissues were spray. placid behind the stain to A reminder, though: be sure absorb it). to remove the stain before you Mr. Bows warns that if the wash the shirts because a go. dissolved ink is not absorbed, round in the washing machine it spreads; which means tends to. set them. 16 fl4 ,RRl13a,LD..d I 4 LI.. . .4 . .i. ... S II SAYS, "Thu ARE NsdjJr lN?IU.,IN., A?T*Af.t ft ml °°'! SMO : - NMfl ø N IN qVA AL vWNW l,,NI I4UHIDRID AND ry1"r uiJ. Vu$uNers.' 10 1 -. .... \ . . . . I . L • :. I 4L I RRl W !17. XW1 MArhl R*Innk. An. 10 Other solutions: If perchance hair spray doesn't do the trick, try sponging the stains with alcohol, dry cleaning solvent or peroxide, then wash as usual. Milk has been known to remove some ink stains. Pie. wash spray and a lot of elbow grease will work on some types of i A hit to the wise: No malt t aid you use to th. stain, remember some fabrics are more sensitive to certain chemicals than others, so please play it safe and test the spot remover on a hidden area of the shirt before proceeding further. If you don't, the end result could be worse than the original stain. Good luck. Helolse DEAR READER This is our column If you'd like to share a hint ask a uestion or make a 5 estion, write me care ofis newspaper Hugs, Heloise DEAR HELOISE: I read your column all the time and have been wanting to contribute to it. I finally thought of something (my brother thought of it really). For all of the babysitters who have trouble entertaining older children on a rainy day, here's a great Idea. Find a piece of paper and a pencil. Write at the top "thunderstorm" or "rainbow" or something that has to do with rain. Then write down as many words as you can think of using the letters of the word written on top of the page. It can be played as a group, or separate as a contest. Julie O'Connell, 11 Years Old 0 IM Kin, P..am Syndicate. Inc. 3.23 �- -.-- -. ------ I -i--- - . , --- .--- - .- - - - ----- ----- . -- - -------- - - - ---- - ----------.--- --.-. -----.. - ---- -- - ---- r l~ - 1 I iI'1 ___ ___ 1 j•111 j 9 ": ') ' - 0 71 AqWj .. r4 W, ( , V,;I . S L'- Awl A - --, I - ( I-, ANIO wwr - ( -- '• a - p.-, - - ,p...'...1' __ ---4 ,• - . . ?'YT _ . .. - -nt _ rirp CAQW4L At vp itIT ,- Piz- '_ it LIr Irr "' ��-- - . . .--.-----.-. - I 72nd Year, No. 184—Monday, March 24,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 if Evening Herald—(USPS 4$1.280)—Prlce 20 Cents 'I.. BEST SEATS AT AIR SHOW unir Some of the estimated 30,000 spectators who turned out Saturday and Central Florida Air Show watch from a rooftop at the Sanford Airport (top photo) as the Navy's Blue Angels thrill the crowd with low flying maneuvers. Below, 5 year-old Scott Tannehille of Oviedo may be dreaming of the wild blue yonder, but For the time being files his jet from the safety of his dad's shoulders. The Sanford Rotary Club sponsored the show, which also featured the Army's Golden Knights parachute team and the Eagles Aeorbatic Team. Air Show Chairman Jim de Ganahl said the event was the best air show ever and he looks forward to next year's show. The exciting show and perfect weather combined to bring out a crowd of 10,000 on Saturday and 20,000 on Sunday. Rotary Treasurer John Mercer said the club grossed around $50,000 and estimates a profit of $20,000 to $25,000 when all expenses are paid, Whcd by Hal Kaufman 1_ -- - 2 - - 3 5 I,—' N10000 2 ME_________ 3 Lf 5 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details beiwean to and holism penal,. Hew--quickly can you find them? Check answers with These bslew. *IISSIIM a .s i 'Iv',jII,W JSSSO 1 II HL 'P 'SUISSIW a OIUMS3 I IU5N5W of me I '01'sw1111531? '1 300MAM /.- MENEM -- - - ' '•"1 • Color Blindi Correct the color in .ch of th. e, tItles: 1. LIttle Boy Purple. 2. LIttle Green Riding Hood. 3. The Goose That Laid the Sliver Egg. _,so I .lI____ • I ; Wi Sum Fuesi S.l.ct a number 14. Mvltlply by U. MvltlplyflusrssettbyNPl. Year .rlglesl member will appear fore and aft Iithe final product. INEEM ID • Riddlo-M.ThIsI Why did the policeman tIcket ths hermit? For rschae driving. Why did the golfer thange.ocks? He rag a now lnone. _ WOID CAPER TESTS WITS Here's a coW with which to teet wits. As you can see, the word "caper appears both across and down In the diagram above. You are challenged to Insort tour additional flv-Iettsr words to form a kind of magic square In which all words similarly reed across and down. OatInitions (Number lii caper, of course) are: Playfol an" Overhead. Reilly attitudes. A heppanInp S Madal pousos. him fftimp *mob 'b p '.m 's '.a' :—uy ' !'\ 10 I .- I . . , Herald Photos by Tom Nets. WHA' DOT? Whet aim pss draw Ia cempisle Ibis cvrls,s s~ lImply aid missing Ness., dot to dat, IS (kid eat. - Iran'Again'Tcd kun9....0.f,.T1nals By United Press International An Iranian religious leader said today ft FCL1Uflp AND ryau SHOULD I eMI'rY ee& bL ;iiIn!& TFUL. i;T American hostages accused of spying will be brought to trial as soon as the new Parliament convenes and those convicted will go to prison, Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkali, the Islamic judge who condemned to death more than 300 officials of the regime of the deposed shah, also told reporters in Rome that Egypt will pay for granting You IAIV 6EEM &WE19 114' oPIbfr[jr ny TO EXIes ALL. W FUS GAMC 1beALL GpWJoy6. Sanford Units Eyeball Budgets anxoru city manager warren ., / AI... L euEVE te SM GeMM& cOURr. (df - . - ------ - nuwies has ordered city department heads to prepare for the belt-tighte ning budget process ordered by the city commission a week ago. Knowles, in a memo to the staff, told t hem to "list each and every function a nd service the respective di vision provides for the public "This must go to the smallest detail. Once this list is drawn, establish a priority rating for each," he said, instructing that the lists be turned into his office no later than April . The priority lists are to be used by the city commission to prepare for elimination of non-essential city services In the 180-81 budget year, w hich begins Oct. 1. The action was taken after Knowles told the commission he anticipates President Carter, In his economic steps to combat inflation, will reduce, eliminate or uhase out federal revenue Knowles d 1981 fiscal year shown in a study of city employees' funds, slated to bring that budget which he will begin preparing salaries and the federal wage guidelines Into city coffers this year. He said to replace that money the city- within the next 60 days must take Into of 9,5 percent. At a meeting of the city would have to Increase property taxes by account a 124o.1$ percent growth factor w '---- Weft U%Z cI$L.. IM 13PI. asylum to Shah Mohammed Reza 142nd day today. AS for hostages, Khalkali said their Pahlavi. "The anger of our people will manifest fate remains in Carter's hands. "It In Tehran, Iran's Moslem clergy called itself in great demonstrations con- United States that is delaying their for a giant anti-shah march on the U.S. demning this hostile, criminal and dirty release," he said, Embassy Tuesday to protest to the fl ight act of Egyptian President) Anwar The first condition for the release of the of the shah to Egypt, Sadat," Khalkali said, adding that Sadat hostages, he said, is still the return of the Iran also, accused the United States of made his decision under pressure from shah and his money to Iran. tricks and pressure to help the ousted President Carter and Israeli Premier "The second involves the hostages themselves, particularly those who acted shah, whom they called "the Hitler of our Menachem Begin. age," and vowed not to accelerate any "I hope to see Sadat end up just like the as spies and betrayed our people," release of their hostages, held for the shah," he said. Khalkali said, , Mrs". Action Repo rts Around The By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer 4B Bridge of low-paid employees would run to about $138,345 annually. The consensus of all five cornmissloners last week was for Knowles to have the priority lists prepared with non. essential service items listed first, The commissioners did not indicate to Knowles where he should look for the non-essentials, In other business at tonight's meeting Knowles will tell commissioners an county and other cities in Seminole County do not wish to cooperate with Sanford in developing a federal grant request to set up a "central recruitment of prospective employees for •" While the Idea was dropped after a second meeting of representatives of the county and city governments, the rnr...nttIv.0 ,I.t'lit.d #n ,'untIn,.. - -rmeeting on a regular and testing center -----'--- ft S Sanford ularieswith salai-lesoffered by a balanced budget this coming year so other cities and business. moneyis tight f es. ary survey completed by Sanford 'It showed us that soun positions are said there is no podbility of retroactive city staff shows that city supervisory adequately funded and some are not increases and it in unlikely those working ..... 28 r adequately funded, Knowles said, rates below average would receive any at 48 ComIcs ....................... an those In similar othe ln slxmontheof th surve y, Increases the second Th e strprtslng part of e he this 48, Crossword .................... clUes axi Ixsine. was the degree of undezfunding for fiscal year. Dear Abby .................... 18 "It proves the old saying supervisory positions.. A yew ago the city's request f a Deaths .......................841 pay to be a supervisor in a city da Department of Dr. Lamb .........................organization," said City Manager City (bmmlsslnner Julio I.. Mon. grant from the Florida cornCo.nrnunityAffairsto prepare the survey said the survey gives the EilIOrIaI ........................Warren Knowles, indication what as turned down. But Knowles reported of hat It should do w To bring low salaries up to average IIilUIOfl an that Ted Cox, representatIve of the HIISESPI .................... ...would cost the eity an estimated $138,45. about salariesIn the next fiscal year. The today department, as w ID SaudOrd to read tOday ct nd th 3A begins O . a e 1., Hsqllal ...................... per year, according to a report orepsieti 1*11 fiscal year pInjIig and poaiuiiy comment on Use report, Coennimlon will begin f city ........................ U ____. ...................... Equal opportunity Othcer Francle the budget In July. - Owselves ..................... 18 Wynalda. p'orjd SA4A The survey, prepared by city gaff to bring everyone munity AffWs provides technical .................. --We may not be able . .................... Is after the Fkrida Department of Cam up to svcr&p,,, Me sold, "but it assistance an a grant basis to help local Weather ..................... 2A munity M*s withheld Its assManim for we're going to compete in the labor illovernments kuprove mvk= and day V. ........................ 2A a yew, compern public and private market, we have to compete." up4o-date with the technical aspects of salaries for like work. It conspires Knowles said the city Is looking toward gowrsumastal regulations. - ' -* 4 '•'•" __ __ - I - problems, policies and practices. A meeting is set for April 17. — DONNA Calleadar C - Sanford Supem"sors' Pay Low Today 01 - scheduled for 7 p.m. today, Knowles will tell commissioners that raising salaries - Expert Thinks Area Protected From By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Runaway inflation and higher and higher interest rates... Anticipated slow-down in the L - _ Woes Analysis "How do they survive?" Mrs. Hady asked. "They must depend almost construction industry... national exclusively on local charitable Predictions of a organizations." To have applications recession.., for welfare accepted, the pe rsons And Seminole County and the have to intend to become Florida central Florida region will feel some residents. "We will accept them if of it, but its impact is hard to assess. they have spent a night at the Construction has already started to Salvation Army as Long as we know drop in Seminole County, according to they are not just passing through," one major contractor, and that's she said. . . resulted in some job loss with more expected. MEDICAL AID LIMITED some questions which come up if Those persons needing medical neighboring states to the north ex- assistance cannot look to the state perience high unemployment are: either. "To be eligible for Medicaid, a Will central Florida have a heavy person must be a recipient of welfare. influx of laborers looking for work? If We have no medical care subsidy so, and they're unable to find work program for most transients or here, will they Impose a burden on tourists. The burden falls back on local welfare and other financial local hospitals and medical clinics," Mrs. Hady said. "There is no assistance programs? provision for shelter or clothing An area econonusi says not at all. either. Florida provides only food The Herald, in an effort to get a directly," she said. clear picture of how the central Florida and Seminole County region Those who come south expecting to stackup during these uncertain collect their unemployment corn- H economic times, looked to local pensation from their home state will persons in the various fields seeking also have a three-to-four week watt answers, before actually receiving money. Here's what those discussions Marge Ward, manager of the State turned up: "I don't expect the economy turning Unemployment Compensation office sour up North will cause an influx in Sanford said it usually takes threeof people to central Florida. I am to-four weeks for the recipients to somewhat of the view it will lessen the receive checks after filing an initial migration because of such things as claim, Dennis Courson, president of the . people not being able to dispose of Flagship Bank of Seminole, said there their homes there and thus not being abLe to acre another home here," is no queslion some oi ths.s Is off aldbr.hdEubànics,deanofthe he north *tUkMsI1fl University of Central Florida's ''it will rlppIa down College College of Business Administration, here, but Idon't think our area will be "Bing e talked about is a short term affected. I don't think we will be able recession nationally, but it will not be to absorb a new influx of people," major or significant here," Eubanks Courson said. said, addi ng central Florida has a "There are difficult times ahead for backlog of construction projects consumers with the high inflation and under way including Walt Disney interest rates. Individuals should World and its Environmental evaluate their own financial situations Prototype Community of Tomorrow to be sure they can cover themselves (EPT) He also pointed to major with existing income," he said. projects at Sea World, the in"The President has said he will ternational airport expansion and other projects of significance that will impose a 10 cent tax and most likely OPEC prices will continue to go up. be a buffer to the local economy. "I don't see any big shutdown CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS SLOWS locally, but I think there will be a LeRoy Robb, a Sanford builder for slowdown In the economy," Courson ma ny years, said he Goes foresee an said. Influx of people coming into the area Courson said while nationally seeking jobs. "But construction people are saving at the very low rate ji business, especially commercial of three percent, that is not the cue construction, Is off quite a bit already locally. "It is the peculiar makeup of because of high interest rates," Robb Florida where retirees tend to ac. cumulate money. They are on limited said. said, and tend to be closer with " "I've had to lay some people off, their money," he said. I've had several jobs put on hold. Jobs TIGHT BUDGET URGED which were scheduled for April have ,It is a good time for everyone, been put off until July. When business especially the consumer, to lighten his was good, I had a little problem belt, to conserve and try to become getting sub.contractors. more productive. And that's a big "People I haven't talked to or job," Courson said. Dr. Eubanks foresees in the longer worked with in years are now asking term with comparison of the to be put on builders' lists," Robb economics in the northeast states said, versus the Sun Belt, there will be an Pointing to the 1973-74 recession, in-migration of more people toFlorida Robb said as demand for building and adjacent states. materials went down, prices also went down. "But that isn't the case now. "Central Florida will be one of the later down the line prices will have to top five growth communities in the tvwnp ,Inwn" ho .nI,4 .,..el,.,. . U DCAL LU years. we are seeing a much stronger growthin the Those who have suffered from job South and we are seeing declining layoffs in the North and come to the growth in the North and Northeast, sunshine state looking for better times old the industrial states," Dr. will have difficulty unless they trinim Eubanks said. . - w.••, _... "Until the old industrial states can encourage greater Investment In their requirement to apply f own locales generate new em-' assistance through the state's nd employment- op. Department of Health and es, people are going to Rehabilitative Services, In prac. timlitY it is difficult to receive the aid'. migrate where the opporttiWties exilL We have bem generating employment Luci Hady, district administrator of opportunities In the Sun Belt. The old fIRS, said there is no general industrial states need to develop a more favorable business climate to assistance available under law. The assistance available is for encourage Industry. Until that hap. "Aid to Families with Dependent ins we won't we a reversal of the (AFDC) and this does not trend," e said. Of the President's newly announced apply to Intact families." economic policies, Dr. Eubanks said It he viduals are hungry, food is "too little, too late, but better late $.uips can be provided under than never." emergency expedited service," she . "I think the policy railing for a ,., t SAW.7bm families which can qualify reduction in federal spending will be for aid to dependent dtildren win have helptul to the h9aUimiry jrob~ at least a 30-day waiting period before The magnitude of federal spending is POMMent auistance can be ap. so great, ft is a step in the right prova direction," he Said. I.- - 1 U Sunday For the WELL SIASONEDI In Shakespeare's words, "the only pretty ring "me." Jam., Bland says Ws when "birds warble sweet." In anagram f.nb,, Its Petters spell IT GRIPS MEN. Whit season? £4. - Economy _ - -. � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 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/d80cc82f7f2eb70e224f8266be1a7625.pdf a1cd39039f7f1b728ba6a25585b146f6 PDF Text Text 12 C-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1980 Woman's Will Orders Execution Of 'Lonely' Pet Dog SAN FRANCISCO(UPI) - The Society for the Friday, instructed that Skin, a blonde and white Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says it will go female sheltie, or it collie mix, be put to sleep to to court to block a dead woman's will condemning keel) her from being lonely, her pet (log to death - out of love. Mrs. Murphy, who lived alone in a Mission "She felt in her heart nobody could bestow on District apartment, died just before Christmas. the dog the kind of attention, love and devotion Sido, her pet dog for ght years, was taken to the She could," said SPCA director fliuhard Avan. SPCA shelter. zino. Avanzino said the SI'CA has decided to fight in Mary Murphy's will, admitted to probate* the courts for Sido's life. IMP. FRENCH BRANDY ETCHART ARMAGNAC CUTTY SARK SCOTCH I I ' AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA S S .. a , U :: ANY 11 ' K.D. KY. BLEND . I __ SAVEUPTO4O%ASMUCNAS$2A8OT. U -- - - I __ 8 YR. SCOTCH SCOTCH .-... SCOTLAND d SCOTCH 5.99 ANY 12. 71.85 '- 6e 1 9250.I c"O.. 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Grindle was featured in the best TV car salesman contest and on the "Real People" show - . Olympics and originator of the concept. put on the switmuing ;InIl track and field "They managed to condense hours of events," said Weible. Kiwanians Earl filming into it few minutes on the air and Weldon, Phil flush and Don I lughes still showed what the olympics are all also in scenes filmed at the St'iuinok' 'I '4 about." Ifigh School stadnun ''They got the poople involved saying ''Next year we'll bahlv get K u ;inis " things from the heart and it really caine jackets," said Wt'IIk'. 'that way if -\ I across. They only mentioned Sanford sot iething like this happens, the club will once, but that was enough," Arnett ad. get its due respects tied. Weible said he expects the ch;inibt'r to I . "1 enjoyed it very much. I didn't see get letters from all over thl United States myself, but I saw aw a lot of other people I as a result of the slItI 1) ) I had calls from / knew,'' he said. my sisters in Colorado and Nevada * One of the familiar faces that flashed wanting to know %% lien the shtc ' I uki be briefly on the video screen was Jack on," he added. Weible, past president of the Sanford Golden Age Olyinpi Chairman Jim tj1tL . Kiwanis, who was seen presenting Jernigan said he thought Real l'e(Iple" medals to winners in the track and field had (lone a goixi Jill) putt iru the events. documentary part together and it was "I thought it was wonderful !" said Vie ''I thought the whole show was very very timely coming right after the Arnett, president of the Golden Age good, but like the special emphasis they Winter Olympics. I luwever. he said. he ".Vs ;i 'littli' dlSappointe(h that sonic If other ther areas weren 't covered nor v as the history or bat'kgrou rid 1. \t;e ( ) kimipics. of the o1'ien they got a good Cross-section of the nilvi' events and the [kIple in 1 expect Vt V livid, hi' H(liluittt!(l nore Lx' getting inquiries from other parts the can start Golden :L'e ok it ipRS there We got a call the other (lit Lows newspaper about start i iig ()fit. the i.t' They had cht't 'kt'd I fl 5Iliilt' Of the off-shoot programs like West Palm Be and Miami and the trail led events trot a St. - hack to us ' Smile of the other local instant celebrities seen on the show .Jernigan notedvent' Jun Ryan, ,John Kane, lhotiipsoii, Hattie Boyd, Garold Kay Florence Kurgan, Edith Harrison. Sanford Convention Center? By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The burned-out one-block area on Palmetto Avenue from First Street to Commercial would be a good site for a recreational or convention center in the view of Sanford and Duluth, Minn. industriahist Jeno Paulucci. Paulucci in a letter to Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles, has suggested either of the two structures be considered for the site with possible financing from U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) grants and loans. . In recommending the construction, Paulucci noted he has for some time believed that to revive the downtown area, a center of this sort Is necessary to attract people. Knowles said Paulucci may be meeting with the city cornmission on the matter. John Krider, one of the principal owners of the property, said today he will be talking with Paulucci about the prospects of the federal financing. Krider said although the owners have discussed among themselves the possibility of constructing a high-rise apartment complex at the site, interest rates have become higher than the owners can live with, at this time. Paulucci was not available for further comment, Meanwhile,, the Great Sanford Development Corp. at a meeting today was urged by its legal advisory Douglas Stenstrom to keep in touch with proposed development in the city. lie noted specifically the Palmetto Avenue site, plans for the new hospital to be constructed at a future time by the Hospital Corporation of America, and the planned condominium high-rise to be built off U.S. 17.92 near Lake Monroe. Stenstrom reminded the group the organization's revitalization plans inelude not only the three-block core area downtown but other parts of Sanford as well. lie urged that notice be given to how the proposed developments fit into the overall plan for revitalization. Original sketches of plans are to be displayed at the chamber of commerce. Plans for the revitalization of the downtown area are being held up while agreement is being worked out among downtown merchants on the scope of the revitalization. The city commission has budgeted funds for landscaping, 1. eaiaror begins ____ BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) - A critic of Colombia's human rights policies today negotiated for the release of the U.S. ambassador and 44 other hostages, including 17 diplomats, seized by leftist guerrillas in a bloody takeover at the Dominican Republic embassy cornpound. ______ 1 ' - B u s I n g Service __ _____ - --a-- ________ - .JFN() PALTLLTC(i suggests center Stro berg Mulls I - - _ 1 sidewalk and street modifications. The organization elected nc officers this morning including John Mercer as thairmuan: Don Knight, vlt't'-4'halrlmian; Tutu Wilson, secretary; and (l (ankhn, treasurer Elected to the board of directors uere: I)ick Barnett, ('iris Else,i, Jerr Gross and l'unice Wilson Hi-elected to the board of directors were: \ie ,'rnttt. John Carli, Boyd Coleman. 0inkim. Walter (;ielv, Carl Gutiiiann, Ruse .Iavol)soii, Sara Jacobson, Knight, (knii Mercer, Gordon Su't'ney, Mark 'sad swrthi. Fred Wilson and Tom Wilson ' _______ soon '-' By DONNA ES'IES ticket prugraimi 'i'. hereby it would issue Herald Staff Writer bus tickets to the cmmipluvt'ts; the firma's ________________ ______ Will the Omange.Seimiinole-Osceola parking lot capabilities and whether it In Washington, a State Department L____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Transportation Authori t ,/ ias plans to expand the parking lots. spokesman said militants had announced provide bus transportation .ytoI OS( and )'i froin they would hold a news conference early At the sillit- tillit-, Feasei said it is not work the 500 Stroimitwrg-( 'utrlson today. unusual for linus to subsidize 1)115 seremployees who live in tin' Sanford area'.' vice, noting Martin -Marietta in the past -: • 'R This question was posed by Strllmiiht'rg Former Foreign Minister Alfredo agreed to a cliat to its etmiplovees of 70 representative Joe lluirtwtg Wcilnesdav. Vasquez Carrisoza met with the cents for the :;erviue hilc the firimi paid He received two questions in rt'sxInse guerrillas of the April 19th Movement (rota county aimd OSOTA represen. pthe thu ertnt' iii actual I -lIst and fare box inside the besieged ambassador's resi. r (Ireeds. tatives: Would Stroimiberg be willing to dence Wednesday night and conferred subsidize the bus service if it were Kirchhoff p01111(11 out there are three today with President Julio Cesar 'Furbay available to imike up the difference bust's o perating in (lit' county currently and Cabinet member--:at the preside4itlal 'Ibis one-square-block site on Palmetto between dustriahist Jeno Paulucci is suggesting a con- between fare box revenues and costs of and ttlt'r(' art' no I)luifts at this time to palace. First and Commercial streets Is where In. vention or recreation center be built, the ,\titl would Stroimilwrg tlll acquire more. OSOTA does not have dertake a prograrmi of incentives to ('ii' extra buses,' 1k' said, adding federal courage its employees to ritk' the bust's' requirements for public buses have A meeting to discuss the pussilolity of caused their purchase price to go Up to bus was called by Greater the point where it 'bus costs almost as mber of Comnimivrce much as a tank.' Cha recommendation of the superintendent, said. "if you read the arbitrator's making the appeals, at this point, seemsSanford By DIANE PETRYK Executive Manager Jack homer at the Miss I"irtel said a program whereby decision on Masters, you can see why his to be the cost. Julian said. Herald Staff Writer chamber of commerce building in employees would drive their cars to a Julian estimated the School Board Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Under the current law, he said, a grievance was upheld. cost of bringing Sanford Wednesday. Attending at central location and (lien get on buses suggested Wednesday the school board school board cannot award a contract "The school board itself voted in the the issue to the Supreme Court would be Ilorner's request were Ilartwig and park and ride - should be explored. Masters case that he was wronged in the $2,500. And, he estimated, it would take Bruce Cox of Stmomiibcrg; Nadine consider taking appeals in two am- without the nomination of the superin. bitration cases directly to the state tendent. evaluation process," Moore said, "But two years for the appeals to be coin- Baldwin and Dave Joswick of NCR; Miss F'irtcl mid it takes consta nt "In mymlnd," Julian said, "if the final they voted not to award him any relief," pleted. Supreme Court, Count)' Commission Chairman Bill pressurtfr(Iigi tmulnuigeiilin( to "Could we then be looking at another Kirchholf and county Board members agreed to put the word rests with an arbitrator, this would Superintendent of Schools William i'. enplanner l.aura courage employees to mide the bus. be taking the decision-making authority Layer indicated at Ihe board meeting he two years of salaries f or the fired Firtel; Dr. Ned Johnson o Seminole 'You've matter on their March 12 agenda. got to give an incentive," she teachers)?," board member Pat Telson Community College, a member of said, Julian said recent arbitrator's away from the elected officials," would be in favor of the appeals, Bill Moore, Seminole Education decisions ordering school personnel "There is a conflict involved and the asked. OSOTA and Darrel Fest!I ()SO'l',\ "Gveii a choice the American public quicker it is resolved the better off the rehired and given back pay conflict with Association Interim executive director, but director of planning anti Julian said this was a possibility, development, will drive to the Poor house in a big car," the constitutional authority of the school disagreed. state of Florida and Seminole County will no one knows for sure what the judge Homer set up the meeting as a service Kirchhoff said. "Article I, Section 6 of the state con. be," he said. board. intended In granting back pay to Car- to both the industries and county and 'easel said it aught be possible to Arbitrators from the state Public stitution also says all employees have the Julian said the same Issue is coming up nelison. The arbitrator granted $6,000 to OSOTA representatives, No decisions reschedule early morning bus runs in Employees Relations Commission right to collective bargaining," he said. in other counties across the state, but Masters, but this could increase if an were reached on either side and no Sanford to accommodate the employees (PERC) ruled the board must rehire for "The principle of binding arbitration is Seminole County's cases are farther appeal delays settlement. commitments were itiade. f the two industries. Ii"rrier also pointed along. All but one of the school boards in one year Lynette Cornelison, a fired accepted worldwide." Kirchhoff noted that bus service in the out other industries in the Lake Mary "There are all sorts of restrictions on the state have collective bargaining, Jackson Heights Middle School librarian, "There is no clear-cut ruling on county currently is a social service area could be served South constitutional bodies," he said, "in the "Of course, you hate to be first," Layer whether the swns would accumulate subsidized by county, state and federal and Bay Masters, a F'easel promised to look into the said. 'liming the appellate process," Julian governments. It does not pay its OWfl Seminole Middle School guidance constitution." possibilities after the information Moore also said if the school board has "The question needs and give them back pay. said, to be answered," counselor, way, he said. necessary is provided. Dr. Johnson of Julian said, And a dispute with a builder, for Instance, by "And the only were fired they unjustly. way it will be PERC said Julian estimated the costs of back pay County officials said recently it costs SCC said the college is currently coal. answered Is if someone takes the Issue to and benefits might run $20,000 to $30,000. government in the Cornelison case, a Seminole state law can take that dispute to binding about 75 cents for each rider piling statistics on student needs for bus COWL County Circuit Court judge upheld the arbitration. There are times you have to fight on who uses the OSOTA buses in the ser'ice "If it is not appealed the same things principle," School Board Chairman Allan end of the county and about $2 for south "You don't see them complaining arbitrator's decision. each are going to occur year after year until Keeth said, "In this case, I think we are passenger using the service The appeals would not be on the merits about that," he said. in the of the wcaaes, Julian said, but on the In addition, Moore said, the W1001' somebody does." right. But sometimes you also have to Sanford area. Phone Rate Drop Blocked One of the primary considerations in look at the economics of the situation. board has "lost sight of the fact they're constitutional question, "Before we could provide expansion of TALLAHASSEE, Fla.UI The appeal would be to determine if an dealing with two people's lives," The service, we have to be pretty sure the Florida of work Supreme Court "Mrs. Corneilson has been out arbitrator can, in the present ftct today blocked a people are going to use it," said F'easel. $31 itiilhtori reduction in Southern Bell Of school board polIcy, require a school for tiree years They're talking about Despite the subsidy necessary for each Telephone Co. long bo&d to re-employ a teacher over the adding another two years to that," he distance rates sup. Sanford police officers gathered at the peoplein the department, the welfare of rider In the Sanford area, Fease'l said the nosed to take effect 46 it Saturday u m e n was responsirne br," 5510 Gramkow Funeral Home today to pay service is not a [allure. It Sout hern Bell contends the Public tribute to Earl Bourquardez, a 24-year Harriett, adding Bourquardez "provided carried 45,000 passengers last year." Service Commission improperly ordered veteran of the force, who died suddenly a stabilizing force to the department." Hat-twig said a survey by Stromberg The officers found they could come to revealed there are 500 Sanford em- the rate reduction. It requested a stay of Tuesday morning. the MC order unless its arguments have For more than a decade Bourquardez him with their problems. ployees working the 7 a.m..to-3:30 p.m. "He was a very good listener. He had shift and another 500 from the Altamonte been heard by the Supreme Court. The had been captain of Police, second in j us tices granted the stay on a 4-3 vote, command at the department - the man Ids opinions and was able to com• Springs-Longwood area working the 8 The new rate schedule would have responsible for all officers actively municate his advice in a way you could a.m.-to-4:30 p.m. shift, all of whom aught applied to in-sta te long distance calls. accept it gladly," Harriett added. engaged in enforcement activity. use bus service if it were available. Rates on calls covering several hundred "His But he was more than just an adhis fellow man Feasel asked Hartwig to provide him imiiles would have gone down substanubstan. ministrator, a second in command,'said went beyond the call," said Sgt. William with information, including the home tially, tinIly, charges on inte'rinedjate calls Steve Harriett, who recently left his post Bernosky Jr. addresses of prospective riders; the would have gout' down slightly and as asSIstant to Police Chief Ben Buticr to Bourquardcz will be hurled -it Webster hours they utk; liethuei the iipio>ees charges on short distance calls' become assistant city manager. Memorial Gardens La Webster, Fla, are blue-collar or white-collar workers; would have gone up a little, for a net reduction "He was always conscious of the follow(ngfuneral services this afternoon. whether management is interested in a of $31 million. - ____________ - - - - CHOICE 6o79 service? QT. ANY 12 - 78.95 iy ip• VLU JACQN'1 Si." cu KY. BLENDED . WHISKEY • KY. VODKA ora IS TNt I(AT KEBU! LIMESTONE WATER" I CHOICE ' . ' ' 'p, . - S ' ' U . 4, _____ ____4 .89 WI. ____ 7.11 ANY 12-57.50 ____' I. ________________ __ S YR. 860 ' • Schools consider Appeals To High Court SCOTCH.AIC lt'sslglit& It's gmst" ___ 7,29 ANY 12.83.88 I a ' • 0 Wit . , ' PREMIUM AICIEERNALE 6PM i üi CAIN 1*49 CASE OF 24. 5.95 PEARL DEER MARL UTE 1111 8.19 110, WHITE & SWI liii 6.49 UUUUOIITUI1 7.49 14.9$ "012"1 AUSTRALIA ROOM TEMP. service - - former - - Police Pay Tribute To Bourquardez r anioru compassion to ______ - I _ -_ - - -- ----- - - - - - - -- ------ a . - - '. ..........,.-..,- *7..' ' low _-_--.-.'-. '- .,.;•- -..'_, '. t of the c,iutitr nov wanting to knov boy for 86.8° PROOF CANADIAN NEMIUM "THE PREMIUM IS IN THE 801111 'NOT THE PRICE" 39 I'iOPl. pleased with good publicity the program brought to Sanford," Homer said. "I am expecting a good response from . OLD KY. QUALITY __ltSl.Iu. Bask In Sanfords 'Golden Age ' Glow Paulucci Eyes Downtown Hostage Talks' U t*t GIN. Nfl. WON. $GOT 49 LOVE NEXICAN COFFEE LJQUEUN .89 FORBIDDEN FRUIT JACQWN .69 10008 CUIERNY .65 PETER KEENING CHERRY .90 JACKOANW SLACK .79 CRUVOIS P1*. SOUVENIR GIPT BOX IWCMI4IIAtJNRLAWU. UI. * By JANE C ASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer "It's a bright morning in Sanford" beamed Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer, still glowing after Wednesday night's "Real People salute to Sanford's Golden Age Olympics. "It was marvelous - I'm tickled to death," Homer said of the popular NBC network television show seen at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 2. "It was an extra-long segment, pretty close to five minutes. We sent a letter to all the gold medalists informing them when the program was going to be aired." "There has been a great response from the townspeople and when the chamber's commercial committee met this morning they were excited because of the Golden Age Olympics promotion and were really aa 4939 III i. 1 11111 - Real People' Evening Herald-(USPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents - - RAM BRISTOL CHOICE 72nd Year, No. 163-Thursday, February 28, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 CREAM OF HARVEY'S ONE BLOCK EAST OF 1.4-OPEN SUNDAY- BULLOCH LADE ANY 12- 65.85 U rUUUWURU U REVOLVING BAR, COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HIGHWAY 436- • 5.49 aT. CHOICE _____ . B & L LIMIT ORE PER CUSTOMER WiCOUPON a a __ AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER AT 43 CASSELBERRY 68.95 CASE AMERICAN BLENDED WHISKEY % AIML -• CHOICE 7.49 2.4OZ. JACQUIN'S 59.85 CASE RUM KESSLER BLEND PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, MARCH 4 I . Some said Sido should be allowed to Join her involved. We will make sure this dog lives." master in the hereafter. Avanzino said four attorneys have offered to "She's shown a tremendous amount of vitality take up the cause - without a fee. Since Sido's fate was made public last month, and love. She likes to go walking with me and my the SPCA has received more than 250 letters dog, plays ball, begs at the table, even sleeps on agreeing she should be saved. "More than 100 my bed," Avanzino said. "If Mary Murphy could see that, I'm sure she people have offered her their homes and their would be convinced someone else could provide hearts," Avanzino said. Only five letters opposed the SPCA's stand, the right kind of home for Sido." ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES . ' "in the eyes of the law," he said, "the owner 15 correct. A dog is considered personal property or chattel, a disposable item, like a piece of fur. niture. "We're saying that's wrong, that an animal should have rights that go above and beyond personal property, "We'll argue that - and keep on appealing, if necessary, regardless of the number of years �- - .. .-- .. . 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. l4.,aid, Sanford, Ft. - — Thursday, Feb. 28, 1NO Longwood Pedestrian Dies Crossing ,I WORLD IN BRIEF Execution Of Moslems Reported In Afghanistan By United Press International Afghan authorities reportedly have begun executing members of a minority Moslem sect accused of leading bloody anti-Soviet protests In the Afghan capital of Kabul, news reports said today. Bitter fighting was said to be continuing In the eastern city of Jalalabad and Radio Kabul acknowledged there was violence In Kabul. Diplomats reported earlier this week the government of President Babrak Karmal was rounding up Waders of the Shiite sect and the Associated Press of Pakistan today said the arrested Moslems were being executed. Quoting "diplomatic circles" for Its report, the Pakistani news agency said religious scholars were the main target of the campaign and Maulana Zabilhullah, an eminent Shiite scholar, was among the victims. Carter Discovers Rosy Glow Of Success 434 By DAVID M.RAZLER —James Platt of 815 E. Ninth St. will serve two Years' Herald Staff Writer probation and pay back another $193 to the state unemAn 83-year-old Longwood woman was killed Wednesday ployment Insurance agency after admitting he received over afternoon as she crossed State Road 434, just west of U. S. $200 In benefits illegally. Highway 17-92, say Longwood police. —Daniel S. Byrd will ser'a 12 days In jail on weekends but Emilie Enlnger, 83, of 890 Lyns Drive, Longwood, died at remain free on probation ,r two years II he stays away from 3:30 p.m., when she was hit by a flatbed truck, driven by alcohol, receives counseling for his drinking problem and pays Patrick Juliano, 21, of Casselberry, said Longwood policeman for damage he did toan ABC lounge on Sept. 8, 1979, the day he Jack Bisland. was arrested for battery to an officer. Juliano, driving the truck owned by Adobe Building Centers, The Maitland man will also have to pay $250 In fines. T_,. ---I-- •--- - wuqny n woras ror east on Ui, —A Sanford man who helped steal $32,500 worth of goods tried to swerve to stealing a computer was sentenced Tuesday to serve nine days miss the woman, but he was unable to avoid her, Bisland said. In the county jail and two years probation, after he told from a mobile home on Aug.7, 1979, will spend two years in jail Eninger, who was hit In the right-hand eastbound lane had circuit judge he had changed his ways. plus three years on probation, during which time police have been attempting to cross the highway from north to south, the right to search him without cause. Randall Scott Metz, 293 Marvin Ave., told Judge Roger Bisland added. Warren B. Maples of 1514 Elliott Ave., Sanford, also was Dykes he joined the Church of Christ soon after his arrest No charges have been filed, pending completion of the ac- Sept. 9, 1979. ordered to pay his victim $20,00o during his probation perlod,a cident Investigation. figure his attorney said Maples would appeal. While Judge Dykes said he was pleased with the changes FAST THIEF GETS GUITARS Metz said he had made in his life, attending services and study —Albert Thomson will serve an additional three-and-a-half A fast-moving man made off with two $375 guitars from a groups at the chinch on a regular basis, he said Metz would years In jail after losing probation for assaulting an officer. He Casselberry store Wednesday afternoon, grabbing them off a have to serve the nine days, on weekends If he wished to, was previously on probation on other charges. rack then jumping Into a wailing car, deputies say. because of the seriousness of the crime. The Ufmade off with two yamsafoikgujtarsfrom the While on probation, Metz also must Involve himself In "You were going tobe sentenced to time Served, but you Music Shack In the Butler Plaza Shopping Center at 6:51 p.m., community service, and pay back $100 to the public defender's ran," said Dykes as he sentenced Ken D. Davis to time served say deputies. office for handling his case. Like all persons receiving a for possession of marijuana and falling to appear for sen. THIEVES DRIVE OFF WITH BOAT sentence In the county, Metz was ordered to pay to the tencing. A 17-foot boat complete with engine and fishing tackle victims' compensation fund plus $10 per week while ,. After his arreatfor fauing to be sentenced for the 1978 crime, vanished from the parking lot of the Breeze Inn on County supervision by the state Department of Correction. Davis received the sentence Dykes said he originally was Road 46, Wednesday night, deputies say. going to Im pose Dykes also sentenced the following person Monday: The boat, mounted on a trailer, and attached to the car of Its —William D. Allen of 3 Carriage Hill Circle, Caelberry, But instead of only four days served, Davis left court after owner, Rosa Ballard of 35 Fourth St., Chuluota, was parked at was sentenced to two years probation after being found guilty serving 12. the inn at 9:30 p.m. but was missing at 10 p.m., deputies say. of battery on a law officer on May I11, 1979. HATCHES USER GETS GUN He was arrested after he Interfered with an investigation A burglar, who used a hatchet to pry. open the back door of a involving his girlfriend, court records say. home, made off with .38 caliber revolver and about $3,000 In NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. —Perry E. Bingham of 1572 Oak Lane, Casselberry, was INO TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. jewelry, deputies say. found guilty on several counts following his plea of no contest TION OF AN ORDINANCE IV Belvin Akins at 608 Waterroak Lane, said his home was to charges arising train a hit-and-run accident. SEATTLE The TIE CITY OP SANFORD, PLOR. burglarized between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Wednesday, say (UPI) Hingham will serve one year in jail followed by four year's Notice Is hereby given that a deputies, Navy has grounded two types Public Hearing will be held at the probation for five charges, Including leaving the scene of an THIEVES CAME IN THROUGH BATHROOM WINDOW of Grwnman Jets Involved ma Commission Room In the City Hall accident and driving under the Influence of alcohol, in the City 01 Sanford, Florida, at Burglars, who entered a Maitland home by forcing a He also will have to pay compensation to Susan King, the series of crashes that have 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 10, bathroom window took an undetermined amount of Jewelry pedestrian he struck with his car on Seminola Blvd., and avoid killed 18 fliers In the past IM, t consider the adoption of an Wednesday evening, deputies say, drinking alcohol while on probation, three months. ornance by the City of M ildred Bell, of 540 Brookside Circle, Maitland, said the Florida, is foIIovs: —Hugh Smith ot Cornell Drive, Sanford, received 60 days In Four teen of the victims, 51f0i'd, ORDINANCE NO. IMS crime occurred between 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. jail and three years probation after pleading guilty to stealing assigned to the Whidbey AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY a car on Oct. 3, iV'i. He was arrested almost Inunedlately for Island Naval Air Station, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. SENTENCINGS NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE the crime, called more çJ *n.unautiicjzed use by the public Wash., died In crashes of AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. A man who admitted breaking into Lyman High School and defender's office. Grumman twin-engine A-I FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. bombers and EA-IB radar lION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN craft. PROPERTY ABUTTING RIDGE. Theotherfoir, based at the WOOD AVENUE ON THE NW Oceana Air Station lnNorfolk, AND LYING BETWEEN 25TH Va., were flying in the A-I STREET AND AIRPORT A Maitland man, who deputies say department special Investigator Thomas SAID PROPER. th Jets' a Navy spokesman said. BOULEVARD; Using a series of phone calls, e TV LOCATED IN SEMINOLE operated a floating sports betting E. Farrow met Iionettlat the apartmen t weekend's number would be out to Two Other non1atalcrashes COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. operation In Seminole and Orange while wearing a transmitter, said betters within a half-hour, said law of the A.6 also have occurred CORDANCE WITH THE VOLUN. counties, pleaded guilty Wednesday to Farrow and Assistant State's Attorney enforcement officers. TARY ANNEXATION PRO. dining the Past thFO5 months, VISIONS OF SECTIQN 171.044, charges he took bets last year ma briefly Don Marhiestone. A concealed tranBut the roommate of one of the people he said. FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVID. rented apartment. smitter was also placed on one of the Laonettl chose to rent from apparently ____________________ ING FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. Pasquale Thomas "Pat" Leonettl, 54, a apartment's residents, Marblestone said. did not care for FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE the Idea, and tipped cit DATE. jewelry salesman living at 291 Monroe LeoneW would move Ma sports-bettIng SemIno1 deputies. WHEREAS, there has been filed Ave., Maitland, pleaded guilty to charges operation every weekend to an apartwith the City Clerk of the City of After recording conversations Sunday, FICTITIOUS NAME he took bets on sports events from a room merit In Orange or Seminole counties. Oct. 21, deputIes arres Sanford, Florida, a petition can. Notice Is hereb y given that I am taming ted Leonetti on the name of the property In the Regency Apartments com plex on paying the tenants $100 for the use engaged In business at 37S owne of Oct. 22 when be returned to wrap UP the rs Orlando Dr., Sanford, Florida hereina In the area described State Road 436 on Oct. 29 through Oct. 22. their phones from Friday to Monday, weekend's operation, fter requesting annexation ann, Seminole County, Florida, the area of the City of He was arrested after sheriff's Marbiestone said. DAVID 98, RAftER under the fictitious name of to Sanford, Florida, and requesting NAT iON - "I President Wins Minnesota IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter has suffered a setback in the first congressional test vote of his proposal to register young men for a possible military draft. A House Appropriations SubCoflijnjttce Wednesday refused to approve the funds needed for a draft registrati on of young men, before emergency - .1 mo bilization Is ordered . The Issue was not settled, however, as the subcommittee essentially passed the question on to a full appropriations committee, which is expected to act on It next week. The measure sent to the full committee would provide enough money to set up the registration system, but registration could not begin until after the president issued a general mobilization order In response to an international emergency. The amount specified was $4.7 million. Navy Jots — Gmunded z, — ______ Tito's Condition Worsens BELGRADE, Yucslavla (UPI) President Josip Bros Tito's condition Indicates the 87-year-old leader has suffered almost total deterioration of his vital — Official medical bulletins have stated he is suffering kldiu.y, heart sad lung failure as well as unspecified but probably Internal bleeding. — — A medical aes hii fn11nI th T110's 1110M via the brid dally bulletim aid it was oheloia Ltom the details announced in the most recent bulletir. "tht doctors are losing heart." "There really doesn't seem to be any vital process that iinot seriously affected now," a Western diplomat said. - — Rhodesian Gunmen Fail SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) Gunmen reported to be followers of guerrilla chief Robert Mugabe tried unsuccessfully to ambush a mobile polling station in an isolated attempt to wreck Rhodesia's Independence auction, authorities reported today. Two guerrilla and one of their supporters were killed and a black woman was wounded In crossfire In the attack staged on the first of Urea days of voting Wednesday In the Charter District south of Salisbury, military officials said. Traveling with the police escorted mobile station was a member of the commonwealth election observer grow, Identified as Col. Nauna from Papua New Guinea. He and others traveling with the station escaped unhurt, a spokesman for the commonwealth coup said. The Incident was reported as blacks by the thousands flocked to vote wider the benign gaze of British "bobhieW) d the shadow of Rhodesian guns on the aseoM di of an election causing the white minority deep worry. Legal Notice Officials said the figures indicated 72 percent - or 54 of Minnesota's 75 delegates to the Democratic National Conven. tion will support the CarterMondale ticket. On the GOP side, Reagan campaign officials were happy but cautious. UNIVERSAL MOTORS, and that to be Included therein; and Intend to register said name with WHEREAS, the Property Ap. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, praiser of Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida in IC. Florida having certified that mere cordance with the previsions of the we two property owners In the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: area to be annexed, and that said WASHINGTON (UPI) — Americans can brace for a 30.cent Energy Information _____________ Administration Wednesday, forecasts Section 04l.0 Florida Statutes property owners have signed the jump n the pr e of gasolineanda2i.centhikeinhomeheaung / petition for annexation; and regular leaded gasoline silling for much as $1.52 a pIca 1W. S. UNIVERSAL MOTORS OF oil prices by this time next year, says a preliminary forecast WHEREAS, It has been deter. ORLANDO, INC. and heating oil going for $1.14 a gallon In the first carter ci mined that the Property described prepared by Energy Departmat econorrdstL Alan N. Wri hereinafter Is reasonably compact The 307-page draft study, obtained from the agency's 1981. luslnhss Manager and contiguous to the corporate Publish February 21, March 4, 13, area of the City of Sanford, 10, WSO Florida, and It has further been DI $11, determined that the annexation of __!! _ said property wUl not result In the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR rsstion of an enclave; and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA WHEREAS, thu City of Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Florida, Is In a position to provide PROBATE DIVISION Pile umber -s,CP mImiclpalservlces to the property Pile MOW IS.Il.CP Division described herein, and the City Division IN 11$ ESTATE OF Comm isslonol the City of Sanford, IN ON: ESTATE OF OWYN C. MbA M. SESHIANS Florida, deems It In the best In. BESH EARS DICISSId forest of the City 01 accept said DIcSINI OF NOTICE By Ualted Pr Istoraadesal ADMINISTRATION petitIon and to annex said "It is difficult to say whet Is being said, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING property. TO ALL Foreign Minister Sadegh GhoQ4eh Is some. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR especially since they (statements) are DEMANDS NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT EN. CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ACTED IV THE PEOPLE OF trying to arrange a meeting between the times retracted," Vance said. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS THE CITY OF SANFORD, 30mCent Gas Hike On Horizon? HOSPITAL NOTES ____ .. ____ - __ _ ___ ____ _____ ___ ______ , _____ ___ ____ ___ _ ___ — w _______ . _____ Krlsta Dahl Randy E. Haldeman Leolia Hampton William Kirchhoff Brenda L. Perry Bobble Ann Taylor Susan P. ,Iongklnd, Altamonte - Springs Wilbur E. Turner, Sr., DeBary G. Calton. Deltona Eugene P. Field, Delt ona Earl D. Hardy, Deltona Mottle Lee Meridith, Del tona Dolores Moseley, Deltona Opal Watkins, Lake Mary Robert L. Mundy, Longwood Lewis C, Antram, Osteen Tommy Fraser, Osteen - . ______ __ . ___ Au Wi O YOUR p w. ____ ____ ____ $5 NullWAY AUTOMOTIVI . - • (u' Ml$hai.-1s,d affairs of Iran, Pizza Bay taurant Res ________ Orn At PIn,n - — . - sod NOW Ii U. Pia Boy fr cheled5lratawsatsip.udhb. 29 IntheL98it rim M$S. 01 lade, ____ Sead, under the gemast of pest. Pr Portal. Wftwomiled U. first $oy vWcI five ,wui ago In Butler Phas, is away of the Phas Boy at the 434 Mn,,4ng (or hi (!me,Ibe,. There meaawS Mine RoyR.s,aisIn(ji& __ .0 - _______ V ,l. tar Plesha ad sin Ml =n sa do bs4 ftew Ed& ____ _____ TheIs1wdP slotH p*. M -lilian to r ad deap 'sa. the 4p aid a vanity of Ream . ml______ frmb In U. raimeoM _____ daily. The raV..roM wil be apes Ms.dey though IMasdey, 11 a.m. toll p.m.; Frfdq ad SiLidmy, 11 &.= to1a.m.aMiiiia.. ----. _ -- 10 FILED A. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND WILL an POERvIR BARRED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 0111% 01 the first pwsilcatIoii Of WILL SI FOR EVER SARIEDL this NiIl -#d1b.irtleir' I . •fr - Vills NotIce olAbeytlen February ii, isle. NermaJ eencam. Aspliessawasplow"J"at of if OWYW C. II$NEARI gç'uj ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL IIPRI$INTATIVR: C. REiLlY, PA. 0*0101 _____ Sea $132 '" ' P.O. T1U 1 *01SU110 iddIlh: February 32 & March 4, 'ma. V oft Nerma is" cethe M Personal N.ams.s W*S 15111001 ALDA a. 91$tii*is DYOIIH ATTORNEY P0* PU1Ø REP*E$1NTATl: SIOSSE C. REiLly, PA. P.O. Sen frL _, TiL: 'February 10. ie March 4 wee $ $21 eowa amd the o ai SECTIONS: ThaI lIrIserdijian$5 shall become effective WMISN A P ft up" Boom I". am A coy shaN be avelimieatii. Office 01 the City Clerk 0ev iS deskins to examiris II. All Pirtles 1* l$te,.s, and citliOlis _-I USeltucily I be liserd 11 saId heering. By erdor if the City Cemmislon of Cl'! if S ol Is H. N. Ta.nm, Jr. FlorIda LUBE AND OIL CHANGE $995 ALL GENERAL REPAIRS Auto. transmissions Air conditioning Tune.up• Front-end allgirnwit . Wheel balancing brakes, etc. - WE NAVE) 4.W$EEI. DRIVE EXPERTS "WI FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME" 3234530 2M3 Odsid. Dr. (17.) 5.pf (Where Marc Slae Oirysler used to be) ,I - < * ,; persons were arrfgnei T'uesdy Gelore - . - ` 4 lqac . _1 ,I ,% -, ~/, ,,; .~~:---. . . t ~~,. . _/' .I 4 # V% I ,- 1 '' .•' , :*',- - .. - - weapon by a convicted felon and other county charges, was . ." . .'! , charged with three counts of depositing with the Intent to defraud and one count of grand theft. Deputies say Riggall is wanted on bad check charges by several other states, and is currently being held without ball pending extradition to Alabama and Texas. - Daniel William Phelps of Casselberry, arrested Feb. 16 and charged with grand theft in the theft of a bicycle. -Vlrgal D. Braxton and Tommy Issac, both charged with burglary, grand theft and possession of burglar's tools. Ivy were arrested by Sanford police on Feb. 14, charged with burglarizing the Continental Central Florida food warehouse on West 25th Street. -Brian Chustz, charged with grand theft, arrested Feb. 13 by deputies, - Dennis E. Joines, charged with three counts of sexual battery and one of kidnapping for the Feb. II rape of a woman - . •, a I S A. QUEEN-SIZE CONTEMPORARY B. QUEEN-SIZE TRADITIONAL SOFA/SLEEPER SOFA/SLEEPER Only Features thick reversible seat cushions, tight button back, comfortahl arms Poly foam Only Features loose seat cushions. 1)1110w back and bolsters Qual ity Construction and covered in long wearing Herculon stripe Foam mattress included 299 Peg. mattress included Covered in rich gold color Herculon $349 $449 $49995 in Longwood. — Patrick J. 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Hutchinson Gladys Morris Birds Vickers - Iva D. Watson, Deflary . Ella Mae Williams, DeBar, Evelyn DeWaters, Deltona Grade Phillips, Deltona Martha E. Sellers, Deltona Tommy Fraser, Osteen DISCHARGES SANFORD: Lonnie Brister 1978. Police said there was no Sign of robbery or forced entry and the couple was shot at close cange in their cottage. Both were fully clothed, Mills being found face down in the A -'.... The folloArin - - bedroom and ins wile lying face-up in the adjoining bathroom. "There is nothing to go on," police said. "We have no tangible leads." The bodies were found by Mills' mother, who lives nearby. One of the couple's Sons, Eddie, 17, said he was watching television in his bedroonland didn't hear any shots, HERCULON Hall Slates Trial Dates Bleeding profusely from a three-pronged, aluminumshaft arrow imbedded in his back, Hudson was rushed to Brooklyn Jewish Hospital, where he underwent more than four hours of surgery. He was listed In satisfactory condition. HOUSTON (UP!) Emergency surgery at Texas Children's Hospital failed to save 24-day-old Siamese twin girls doctors had tended carefully for almost a week In hopes the infants would build up enough strength to survive a separation. invasion of Afghanistan. *44~ - Siamese Twin Girls Dead Panel-Hostage Meeting ____ The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which has oversight over the treaty, has approved the treaty by a narrow vote, but President Carter had requested the floor vote be held Up, as a IflCU1S of making the Soviets pay a price for their Carry said Wednesday night he was "absolutely satisfied" no present members of the church were involved in the double slaying. "There's never been a hit list," insisted Carry, who escaped into the jungle during the suicide ritual in Guyana where the Rev. Jim Jones and 913 followers died in November The pair, who defected from the People's Temple five years ago and formed a center for excultists, were found dead in (heir home Tuesday night. Their 15-year-old daughter, 1)aphene, was shot twice in the head and was in critical condition today at Alto Bates hospital. Police would not speculate on why the couple was shot, but virtually discounted the "hit squad" theory. So did Charles Carry, attorney for People's Temple at the time of the 1978 suicides at Jonestown in Guyana. mentally ill with serious psycho-sexual disorders. "When he is involved in situations that don't have structure or when he is involved in situations that threaten him, he is it powder keg and he will erupt," clinical psychologist Robert Traisman testified Wednesday. Gacy, 37, a building contractor and convicted sodomist, is accused of the sex slayings of 33 young men and boys the largest number of murder charges ever brought against an Individual in U.S. history. Traisman gave Gacy five psychological tests last May 10 and gave th e results to defense psychiatrist Richard Rappaport. help. Iranian Trying To Set package. CHICAGO (UP!) -A psychologist and a psychiatrist, both testifying for defense attorneys who seek a verdict of insanity for their client, said mass murder suspect John Wayne Gacy is Hudson, 36, staggered into the sta tion and asked for . 1981. Several key senators have indicated they will insist on some amendments to the complex treaty. If the amendments are tacked on to the treaty, it would reopen the whole negotiation process and, the sources said, "The Soviets have their own wish list of changes they would like to see." it is believed the Soviets, now they have seen the United States is coupling the SALT treaty with new increases in defense spending, have become indifferent about an 'agreement they once supported with passion. The Soviet attitude presumably means they would not easily acccept any changes in the laboriously negotiated treaty Gacy Said 'Powder Keg' NEW YORK (UP!) - A prosecution witness in an attempted murder trial was shot in the back with a 27. Inch, yellow-feathered, hunting arrow as he entered a Brooklyn subway station, authorities said today. Transit Authority police said a bowman earing,a gn ppka w$th a duerged ftom,a pt4te,vpn and fired the arrow 'at Alexander Hudson as he began walking down the subway steps at the Botanic Garden sta tion about 7 a.m. Wednesday. — United Nations fact-finding oommlalon and He said It was clear when the U.N. penal AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: FLORIDA: Ua50Aiic'ji hostages held in the U.S. 1. YOU ARE wufcrmedone of thetrmawuterelaM INTEIEITIDINTHEESTATE: HERESY SECTION 1*TIIat tM following YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Embasay in Taiwan (or the 117th day, Taiwan adof the hostiges. property situat ed In that NOTIFIED the •d. mInIstratIon Of the estate Of radio said today. WMTHER U.S. officials said It would be "a matter of ministratIon of the estate of M. BESMEARS. deceased,MbA Seminole County, Florida, be and sam Is hireby annexed to and The broadcast monitored In London said grave concern" If frai waited until May to OWYN C. BESMEARS • Number .ep.Cp, I$pendlfl In the, ft• madeapart01theCityofSanford DSCEA$ID, File Number $5.10. CNCsurtfef5.mIn,nt, F Ghotbsideh told th P ar a now e offical take up the fate of the American captives. NATIONAL REPORT: Snow fell early today (rain North lorlds,purlsjantfomevoltjnsary CP,io.e Florida, Prdeto Divp, the with militants at the embassy py of Section U.N. spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar said, for Suminife InSheCItCN,t DekotatothelovercbioValley.mei to3lncbesforecutfor he County,___ _Florida, address Of WiCh Is SIMIACIS 171.044, Florida Statutes: behalf on t of he Probate ruling Revolutionary Council, Division, the address of County Courthouse, Sanford, "The secretary general (Kurt Waldheim) the Chicago area was sure to snarl rush-hoar traffic, but Parcel One: Beginning 1351.2$ which Is Seminole County Cow. Florida 32771. The persona hopes the conmiissioa will me the hostages thousi. nearly as badly as ti* storm that pusiieci ttrougt the area seeking to arrange a meeting between the l fist West and 2752.7 feet South of Sanford. Florida 33271. reprSSontativ. of the estate is the Northeast corner of Section 2, soon, If not very soon." Monday. Carol Brabsc, a spokeswoman for the Chicago's Snow five-member commission and the captives. The personal representatIve Norma Joan Corns wiwse address T ownship 10 South, Range 30 East, the estate Is Norma Jun Cattle Is P.O. Sos 41, oc ,._, Florida then Ghotabadeh said such a meeting was on the But, he said, "11w sItuation Is complicated- whose Conunstul, said i.lt trucks hit the roads late Wednesday to get , ce run South 1$ lout thence _______ address Is P.O. Sex Th 41, 327* not all prob lems have been solved." agenda ci the U.N. 'unlalon. The militants a Jump on the term, which was expected to continue until North 43 degrees East 15457 fiSt, PISI., 327* The perSensIenamlanh.dd,flseflhe rePsSistatl a$tsrn.y theme west The cvmmLlon mvb,rs spent their name and address Of the psnesi are sit forth i tout to the point of noonFlood warnings were in effect in tour Washington holding the Americana confirmed there have below. Ji been such contacts, but have rWlOintetIvv$ attorney ire not yet ut *JI persons Mv do lins o bomb.. ________ rivers, swollen by heavy rains an melting y Jag 4os,sis of counties Ift heth Parcel Two: Seginning 21.05 forth below, demands against 'hi estate a to w er to let the to rha. In Hawaii, a flashflood watch was in effect a final decision said they were victims of the ehih's totter.. re thalns West and 2721.0 feet South All persons living claims or requIred, WITHIN THREE conimludosi members see the ho.tgei. 01 the Nermeest corner of laotian They also met with Foreign Minister Sadegh demands against tht estate are MONTHS FROM THE DATE for l(aal, Oft aid Maul. The weather service said TownshIp SOuth, Range 30 The cnmla1on has responded to word the required, WITHIN THREE THE FIRST PUSUCATION OF inches of rain fell on ias in a six- hour per Ghotbudeh and visited Zeira Cunsisry MONTHS OF East, thence20 run South Ml feet; FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE, to file Will the th tages may os no ma t be rthasid imW at least where AREA READINGS If a.sa4: Temperature: 91;. overnIght h ny of the "hsresa' of the ulceEist,1$feut, thenc,North THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF clerk of the above court a written May 45 degrees East 5443 feet, thence low: 36; yesterday's high: 86; barometrIc preseure: revolution that deposed the shah are ler4j THIS NOTICE, to file with this Secretary rPatIensla needed." In of State Cyrus p Commission aspects to stay in Tam Clark Of the abme court a written they may have. Each claim must West *051 feet to the Point Of relative iwawldity: 83 percent; winds: West at 7 m.p.b. stateme,Wof any clolmerdge,j beIn wrItki$ and must Inicateth, vance sirtgged oft the latest pronowicenent Investigating the alleged crimes of the shah they may have. FRIDAY TWZ DAYTONA BEAUI: highs, 7:06a.m., 7:21 SECTION 1 That upon this Each claim must basis fir the claim, the .11.11 from p.m.; lows, 12:43 sm., 1:02 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: higiw, the for two we or more, and on Wednesday a be In writing and must Indicate the adlresooftlie credItor or his ag..w The pp property osmars and any resIdeo4 ID the rises, of the basis for the claim, the name and er atleney, and the amount res 1:97 a.m., 7:13 p.m.; lows, 12:29 a.m., 12:52p.m.; RAYPORT: ioke dNIIId iding an the_sperty described addressofthea'etoruhlsage,W claimed. if the claim Is 1W pit herein 'Ilestalesnow intheihll7th dayofcsptivity w, 12:17 am., 1:29 p.m.; lows, 7:12 a.m., 7:11 shall be entitled to all th "llaIOIl would ii.,, OW Monday. ir attorney, and *5 iMMI 4,$hedaISwtier It In the U.S. Embassy In Taiwan caiie will become rights and privileges arid im. BOATING FOIIECUTs . AugnV't "11w (U.N. (Qluuvd5) spo",ai said daimet if the claim Is ad pit due shall be $a$st If the c$ab Is monitles as are from time to tImi W.dnaday (rem Molammad Rehiaol*l jf de lie date when N will become contIngent or uMiguidafeg, 06 F-I t io t is nota tiwgi msmi of , -• dee shall be stated. If lire claim Is nelure the uncertainty strell be ormiee to residents it and prspedy JusUreofIr's.sprsece tan Sees Ito 4 teat. Par owners tie C y of $an*, elIngeM or unIIp 'he stated. Kitie claim Is5SCWSI.the Florida of the R*11LI4ImoIy CI1IWIL AREA FORECAft: Fair wsatlm' through Friday with hera if the urictakNy shall be security shell Be described. The Wov' a as are further tin work," Taiwan Radio repifled in 5 He toMa news cooferasce In Tabra the yet N Chaplor ill, Piori If the claim Is SItifid. the claimant shell deliver SifldiriS P daysaadc.elMgi*a. *gMInthalow tomId7. [stlgI4 matt.red_____ by tho iac in_____ in. hated. securit y shall at utes. and shall further be be desalbed. The copies if lie claim to In U. mid to çpsr i. Winds varisiii. mostly soutitwest , to be elected Parliament would Dot C0S inuviI. "Apparently, some member. of SO subIed.d to the ribIlft4s ci dalØlOM ...s doliver sulfIderil enable the Clerk to mathiS cl (or six weeks and then would tab. another mph or IUS cape resiiencs w nii.jtaW a meeting e the claim so me clerk to is loch porsarios ft" iSor to ow flimnersaip as may kMo for weeks to disa.. rele—ld. 06 Ai lbe erm it enable lire clerk to mall ma p heatagi,', All Persons intended Ni ls w governing authority Of to persead_represadatha. estate to whom a copy of this CM raports rts°1' tca'don said. Tskai Radio said thousands of workars to loch City if Sanford, Florida, and the persons irivarasad Ni tire Netice of Mm rellen But a ape',i11a tar the U.N. (1DI9flon mve1w1 so the be euislem of said Chapter 111, "U.S sapisnege den," the NI... to whom a y w sirs mailed required. wim not so L sai' psaei iwa "ght mast .mbessy fiCe if minisqtj has boon THE" are MONTHS FROM THE SE CTION 1:10 any io sect n or malied or. requirw. WITHIN DATE I with the $jg, and the mood at the hiipi We me nub to revek agnIM ha m.d, MONTHS PROM THE PUBLICATION OF THEOF FIRST if aOrr section of Ills r. THISisrtim dinance U.N. headarten in New York r"ained 4a Is be InvelId. DATE OF THE FIRST _____ 0. NOTICE, tO file airy opioctimis Imlaistul or uncendItutI.rel, R sptic. "Pstiev. Is ud.d" he said. PUBLICATION OP THIS IheY Mae" may hOve liSt_challenge tt be held to invalidate a NOTICE, to file ay ebiadlom vofidiy 01*0 #KId.M'. will, the In W1ou, Vance celled "sift's 41 The *ilftuts holding the Americans *ey may t* ds.nonp lire qvaINIc.$lens of tire personal ielr the vatidity, force and .ct st any ither section or pert IsoMisO is MaINe in Tateis MM I e$ ceNmOe VSty 01 dsCw1111's will, the W lire venue or ____ ad aid he saw U. U.N. OR Iran WalKicat lens if tire penseal kirtsactlon of "W Wi d y rspruiatlus, $SCTION 4 m,.il wdbkw4o or 'a terwart' in the venus Map or the search Ia' t AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND or parts ordinances in said med the CIA had IMuied In the 1 M1l*ctlaa 01*5 r$. WIld OSJICTIQIS$ NOT BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) - A teen-age girl clings to life today following the executionstyle murder of her parents, defectors from the People's Temple who repeatedly claimed they were marked for death by a "hit squad" activated after the mass suicide in Guyana. Al Mills, 52, and his wife, Jeannie, 40, each were shot once in the forehead with a bullet that exploded on impact, making a ballistics test difficult, the Alameda County Coroner's office said late Wednesday. Witness Struck By Arrow . pelling reason for renewing the campaign for SAI.1 ratification in 1980 is that chances for Senate approval would be ('lose to zero next year, after a new Congress is installed. Under Senate rules, the treaty would have to be submitted again for committee hearings once a new Senate is sworn in in Did Hit Squad Kill People's Temple Defectors ? CINCINNATI (UP! - Quick thinking by an exMarine helped five people aboard a Greyhound bus subdue a "crazy" gunman who shot and killed a passenger, t hen held them hosta ge for 90 minutes. Police said they had determined no motive for the unsuccessful hijacking attempt by Walter C. Atkins, 32, of St. Louis. The ordeal ended when a passenger in the back of the bus distracted Atkins and allowed other hosta ges to pounce on him. Police t hen swarmed on the bus and subdued him. Legal Notice - numerous last year when he proposed the windfall tax. 1k said the tax funds would provide for "a decade the revenues needed for increased energy research and development, mass traiisportfltiOn, lowincome energy assistance and other uses." - Hostages Subdue Gunman Bookie Pleads Guilty To Charges 14 - energy projects. Carter today planned to have breakfast with his economic policy advisers and meet with presidents of women's organiza. tions and Law enforcement officers, In his statement, Carter congratulated the congressional conference committee for completing action Tuesday night on "a tough, energysound" windfall profits tax. 'I urge the House and Senate to promptly pass the windfall profits tax conference report," Carter said. "With that action. the Congress will have taken the most difficult step toward energy security. "But more needs to be (lone," he said. "The nation can no longer tolerate the interminable delays occurring in the conferences on the Energy Mobilization Board and the Energy Security Corporation. Those conferees must complete their "° soon. "There is no excuse for continued inaction." Carter recalled that predictions of certain defeat were The UPI poll showed Carter with 71.89 percent of the delegates; Kennedy with 7.65 percent, Brown with 2.65 per. cent, and 17.81 percent uncommitted. ATLANTA (UP!) -A federal bank examiner says he was puzzled by Bert Lance's response to the discovery of more than $276,000 in checking account overdrafts by Lance's relatives at the Calhoun First National Bank in 1975. Richard Newell, an examiner for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, said Lance, a bank of. fleer, "told me he was aware it was not right. . . but he was in an awkward position with his relatives and that he was glad an examiner was there to bring their attention to the overdrafts." Newell continued, "I told him I found his remarks somewhat puzzling because I found those overdrafts had been criticized in two prior examination reports. WASHINGTON i UPli Despite the intense feeling in Congress about the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the ad. ininistrat ion is preparing a new campaign to push ratification of a SALT II agreement this year, United Press International has learned. Sources, who asked not be identified, said the chief com• - The caucuses were the first stage of a long process before actual convention delegates are known, but the carter. Mondale sampling showed Carter with 1,087 participants to 81 for Sen. Edward Kennedy, 17 for California Coy. Edmund Brown Jr. and 478 uncommitted. Lance Puzzles Examiner SALT II Push To Begin? WASHINGTON( UPI) President Carter is seeking to translate his political victory in New Hampshire into quick approval of his long-mired energy paciage. Just as he did Tuesday after the returns were in from New Hampshire, Carter Wednesday issued a statement urging prompt congressional completion of the windfall profits tax and bills pushing the development of synthetic fuels and other A United Press International straw poll taken in 110 Dc!nocratic precincts and a Carter-Mondale survey of ddegates in 100 sample precincts showed that only "unconunitted" made a fairly respectable showing in Carter's wake. Mondale said in a statement later the results "exceeded anything we ever expected." - MANILA, Philippines (UPI) A woman died today from burns suffered in the spectacular fire and explosion that destroyed a Taiwanese jetliner from which 134 others escaped. The lone fatality was Identified as Un Tsu Ho, a Taiwanese woman who had suffered burns over 90 percent of her body. Authorities said the plane's wing tips were onfire as It approached for landing. When It touched the ground, the aircraft bounced twice, then blew up near the end of the runway. The passengers were able to leave the plane before the explosions. Energy Plan Gains Boost United Press International Vice President Walter Mondale believes President Carter's win in Minnesota was stronger than expected, and leaders of Ronald Reagan's campaign stopped just short of claiming victory in that state's Republican caucuses. But mechanical and communications snafus stalled the tabulation Wednesday of a GOP straw poll of the people at. tending the caucuses, and final results may never be known, Carters Draft May Need Provision For Mobilization $io 134 Escape Burning Plane Thursday, Feb. 28,1980-3A .- 4, ~ ~ of.7 ~4 - -, --,~~ , -. J4 -- i' -, •c -q 'tr1, ' -. "r' 'sp"c” �• Evening .- .• . . .-. - - -.-...._.. session. In 1971, County Engineer Bill Bush recalled, a policy was written to develop stricter criteria for Seminole County Is in the process of revising Its road maintenance policies. The problem: everyone wants their road maintained. But for the county, it's a multl.faceted dilemma. First, road maintenance is expensive. The county does not have the money to maintain every road or the legal right. By law, the county is prohibited from spending money on any private property. Many roads in the county, particularly unpaved roads frequently needing (USPS iSi 2 0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD,FLA. 32771 Area Code 305'322-261 1 or 831.9993 Around Th ursday, February 28, 98O-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director emergency maintenance, "We all said 'At last, we finally have a policy' to get us out from under emergency maintenance," he said. A week didn't go by before the first calls came In requesting emergency maintenance under the new policy, he said. - Home Deliver)- : Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00, By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, 14.25; 6 Months, "For nine years we've been telling people we can't maintain their road because they're not in the county road system," he added. "Then they send us snapshots of our equipment working on the road. maintenance, are privately-owned. At the same time, the county Is responsible for providing fire protection, ambulance service and other emergency services apparently even If these are needed at the other end of an Im- $24.00; Year $47.00. - Spur "There's quite a body of opinion that says once you've worked on a road you've accepted it," Bush said. The emergency maintenance, commissioners agreed, It often used as a pretext to get a road accepted, It would be a good Idea not to offer emergency maintenance, Bush said, but "we can't live with that today" because of a commlttment to provide emergency services. Emergency work to maintain a road used to be passable private road. So the county provides emergency maintenan ce on a one-time only basis for roads not accepted into the county road system. But here the county's dilemma comes full circle: "Expenditure of county funds for maintenance is an aff ir ma ti ve act toward acceptance (of a road)," County Attorney Nikki Clayton told county commissioners Tuesday at a work Lagging Productivity A tax cut to provide more incentives for American citizens to save money and for American businessmen to invest it in new p muc.nmnes unu iaciiities is one om tne ways to stimulate American productivity. a one-time thing, County Administrator Roger Neiswender recalled. "Now the public calls I had one just this week -" Commissioner Bob Sturmn said. "and asks, 'Can I get that one-time emergency service again?" "- like I did last week," CommissiOner Dick Williams added. Commission Chairman Bill Klrchhoff said he also received a recent call about an emergency road problem. "I was called to look at water on a road," he said. "The woman said I'd better hurry because If I didn't the water would be gone. The commissioners agreed people buying homes on non-public roads should be Informed the county will not maintain them, but no mechanism was developed to do so. Nelswender said such notification only goes to builders, not the buyers. Finally, after the three hour discussion the commissioners and county staff accomplished one thing anyway. They agreed to stop referring to "emergency maintenance" and call the mergency corrective action." Then they SAcked up the topic of sidewalks... VIEWPOINT Our productivity is increasing, but at a slower rate than in the past, and more slowly than the rate of productivity increase in West Germany and Japan. Tampa Bay Ship Lanes To Close For Special Debris Dive - FLORIDA - Appraisers 'Overwhelmed' By Response To Petition TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - County property appraisers say they have collected 16 percent of the 26,00O signatures they need to put an amendment on the November ballot to keep real estate taxes from going up. "The public response has been overwhelming," Lake County Property Appraiser Ed Havill said Wednesday. It was his first report on the week-old signature drive for a proposal to lower the present constitutional standard of assessing property for tax purposes from 100 percent of value to 65 percent. He challenged Gov. Bob Graham to a debate on this proposal versus Graham's plan to force counties to brIng t heir assessmen ts up to 100 percent, but Impose a cap to keep taxes from rising more than five percent. _____ DeIicafe _______ The IRS Our industrial economy is mature, fully developed, and productivity gains are harder to come by than they were at an earlier stage of our development. West Germany and Japan have more modern plants because much of their older infrastructure was destroyed in World War II. The expanding sectors of our economy are in the service industries and in government, where productivity is harder to measure and where •nhriri1nriti It, r,r,+ n'Ul.,,lrIri 54 ,6 4A (mm,, in L$uIu$u5J IOU I IIUI. pi UUU'.il$5 5U $$I I" nts On ______ 01 "-Li , By ANN McFEATrERS i... ____ I __. ______ ______ ___ __________ ____ _____ ____ LIGHTER SIDE That Joke, Duck out the federal budget deficit. But, whenever we The problem Is not that taxpayers are all can begin to cut taxes, the first to go should be ready to turn Into criminals -fraud on your those which penalize the saving and Investment tax return Is a crime. By far the majority are needed to shore up our sagging productivity honest. would accelerate tax write-offs to which business But the IRS Is determined to get the benefit I is normally entitled for Its investments In new of the doubt when there is a doubt about what plants and equipment, would be a good place to taxpayers should do. begin. This year, the IRS Is trying something I other meritorious proposals would reduce taxes Its current strategy seems to be to lean on tax paid by Individuals on Investment income and preparers and accountants, trying to them to take a hard line with their customers savings intemt. In favor of the IRS. Almost half of all taxpayers find they have Incentives benefit primarily people of to go to a tax preparer for help In filling out 41 rather than working people? True, the cUrect their tax returns. In fact, if they have highly 'means. complicated returns, the IRS gets suspicious if they don't go to a tax preparer. 01W Immediate result seems to be that some tax preparers my be in no mood to give you the bandit 01 the doubt this year. Without exact, detailed records for every penny Involveci, you may find your tax preparer won't lot you take a charity deduction for the TV set but even small savers Would benefit from a tax exemption on Interest income. And all Americans , will benefit from a reinvigoration of our free enterprise economy. Long the most productive in the world, It plainly needs a tax tonic In the In. 1. flationary '80s. You gave Goodwill or a casualty loss for the roof damage that happened In last winter's ---------------- I WEST - Presidential_ , not because his controversial fling at joketelling cost him Polish and Italian votes. It have been because, he lost the duck, two truths that are axiomatic In my line of Americans of Polish and Italian extraction . are fairly tolerant of jests at their expense, work. They are: 1. Nothing is so preposterous that somebody compared to friends of the duck, Why are they so sensitive? Perhaps won't believe it. nobody will because they are a subspecies of bird wat2. No joke is so Innocuous that chars, one of the most touchy groups on t be offended by t. For candidates, one is a blessing and the face Of the Earth, or wherever you my roam. And bird watchers, in turn, derive their other a curse militancy from association with tree worshipThe first truism means that even when a pers, probably the most thinakinned of all. candidate is uttering complete balderdash, a But, we hear a r.eader protesting, won't these to affluent individuals, By DICK WASHINGTON (U PI) 1. I all cut and dried. Many are open to Interpretation. L The proposed Capital Cost Recovery Act, which Balance __________ ____ came um mall, probably the day after Christmas. By now you should also have your W-2 form from your employer, showing your wages for 1979. (., _ii ..._ )U HOW an you nave w uo, U0W we ininai productivity. The relationships between business Revenue Service's point of view, Is be honest. and labor are traditionally more hostile In this Fear. The IRS counts on It to keep you and country than in West Germany and Japan, Im- 132 million other taxpayers In line. Massive peding the cooperation necessary to spur Intimidation. And it works. productivity. Two million of us last year cheated ourselves out of money, we were so honest. About But the problem now demands attention, and if $152 each, on average. some rethinking is required to moderate But the IRS never relaxes in Its effort to traditional antagonisms, so be it. keep us guessing. While the IRS won't talk 'Money talks...and ours is saying Goodbye 'I" publicly about Its me thods, bits and pieces One of the first steps that should be taken by slip out all the time, ______________________________________________________________________ government is to remove the tax disincentives Sometimes ex-agents talk about their old that are partly responsible for the decline In jobs. Sometimes other government agencies saving and capital investment. spill the beans. Often, hidden policies slip out in Tax Court. And last month a federal Judge We are, perhaps, in no position to cut any taxes ruled the IRS must release Internal memos on a i• I until we bring spending under conlrol and wipe how It makes rulings. i,.... - : ________ _____ stom* The best defense, is to maintain records in minute detaiL If you'reaudited -gnf two million returns are audited, supposedly at random, each year -u ms agents Involved often can be Incredibly nit picky. In their demands for records. i still feel the sting of a few years ago when I came across a report.indicating that trees, agreement as though they were hearing a by emitting noxious vapors not unlike auto ringing affirmation of the eternal verities. exhaust fumes, were a major source , of The second one means that any CSfldLdSte pollution, certain percentage of the audience will nod who attempts to Inject a bit of levity into the I didn't write that report. I merely relayed campaign is skating on thin quicksand. If he Its findings, along with a suggestion that it can't resist uncorking a few knee-slappers, he might be possible to develop an under-bough at least should avoid animal jokes. Especially spray that would make trees more socially . duck Jokes, acceptable. Here's what! got for trying to be helpful: a No group Is more easily stirred to wrath by Jocularity than pet owners. And the quickest small forest in woodpulp used on abusive of all to take umbrage are duck fancIers, letters denouncing me for arboreal sacrilege, u we iury generated by a woman co ned 13 Joyce Khmer heresy and assorted other your idea of severe emotion tempest, you aims against nature. should encounter a few duck fanciers In full That taught me a hitter lesson about sub. Cr3P.Ican tell you fTOfll hard experience that jects for joshing. Now! pretty much stick to --- - -,-----s r ploy to build up support for a gasoline tax increase, Holloway, a Miam i contractor, ordered Rose to appear before the committee March 13. Regulatory Commission Wednesday pronounced the incident "terminated" and said there had been no damage to nuclear fuel - ______ I.' sportation Committee to justify this freeze on road contracts. Transporta tion Chairman Vernon Holloway said TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) State roads chief Bill Rose has been summoned by the Senate Tran. . As Yugoslavia goes, so goes Finland? It is at. least a DoesibilitY to consider. And with world attention focusing on anticipated change of leadership in Yugoslavia, this could be a particuIarl appropriate time for consideration. Something similar cannot be too far around the corner in Finland. Literacy Test Faces Delays TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Education Corn. tnItInnpr ..n.y.. Rntha ..'T',wlin,,tnn i frthI n cliI .nnI oaosbbset delay In the functional literacy testing program unless the Cabinet repeals changes in the test taking effect - this fall. Cabinet aides were briefed on the problem Wednesday. Turllngton will outline It to his Cabinet colleagues Tuesday. A federal Judge has prohibited the state from withholding diplomas from students falling the test until 1983. Tur li ngton is afraid still another delay will be ordered If new standards for the test adopted by the Cabinet last May are allowed to take effect as like reversals. Yugoslavia is a Marxist society that has made Independence of Soviet Union the basin of Its foreign policy, possibly even Its existence. Finland, on the other hand, is a Western-style parliamentary democracy that has made good relations with the Soviets the basis of Its policy, and quite probably Its existence, scheduled. Both countries have been under the firm control of leaders towering over all other figures on the political scene for as long as most adults can remember. Boy, 15, Gets Low Sentence MIAMI (UP!) The 15-year-old Maryland runaway who was charged with attempted murder in the - In Finland, that leader Is President Urhô Kekkonen and the dominant question in national pollitlics is an as yet unanswered one: Will he decide to run for another six-year term in 1984? stabbing of prominent Miami attorney Dan Paul last month has pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. Bradley Schlegel was sentenced Wednesday to live between three and six months In a halfway house. Two years of probation will follow, Schlegel had been cbuged with attempted murder,. • Kekkonen, who will be no this year, affAlft with'& deft as we nce1B. F0relgflpolic$ , attempted robbery aMaseasLon of a weapon after . has bem his pre-eminent interest and maintaining the friendliest poulblè relaUonsihip with Um Firm' Soviet nelghbot~ Paul was stabbed ,times at his posh Miami Beach home on Jan. 9. On Wednesday, Schelgel pleaded no contest to the ' . reduced charge of aggravated battery. Reyes Syndrome Hits Jax - • I ,. I I ' mortality . - Promi * ses To Zl o a Backfire For Carter... • _____________________________ WASHINGTON -In his eernsu to show for Zia's reGIme. between Qilna, the U.S. and Pakistan to debstes i year, tl Rae. CommIts _________________________________ a lord-overdue tougtins In dealing with the "Brzezinski had no authority to promise foment the rebellion from Pakistan." One fortd InsflsbSr$ from W1'( videotape sovietuvgonj myCarter sent his nations) that," the source told my reporter I4ucette method discussed for expediting aid to the uSnents In t} Jtj ps)p BERRY'S WORLD ity adviser ThIg' &ipinál to Lignado. "Nor, for that matter, does rebels was the use of U.S. panes id fly p, OOPWVCiaI' 1 fe.r We. that _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ ams"v 1"I _____ President Muhammad Zla's shaky military administration has returned to "unilateral Ba's ___ regime, decisloiwnaklng" the kind of secret actions rebels has caused resentment on Capitol ____ fljfl But cow..looal leaders - even some that characterized so much 01 the Vietnam -and not just on grounds that he war. who are iinp.tbeuc to Carter's firm stance ._- , his authority. Critics feel that helping f)a tuwrd th 5?.iet -are net et all cnvi!ced ______ _________ ______ In addition to this wholly Imnrooer rcbci i nt only futile, but is probably that BnrWs nego'Ia"one ____ with the wily guarantee 01 protection, Brsetlnakl S5IUfed C rprodoctive, giving the R"-.' an ____ the adi4nIstraUon has the Pakiztani dictator that U.S. aid would Zia were the trlwnpl' excise for staying in Afgtwlitan per. OW to make them seem. Stumg by La's jibe exceed the reported $410 million -again, a ,uny, promise be had no right to give. that the $400 '"11 n U.S. oer was Secret reports Ofl the *USItI1* Sf3 "peanuts," Carter and Brzezinski mad. One topieet cable reporting on the La. Cm=@" In rdo emm the that the $0 minim NVMW only the Indian PnWitled Ind GUM dWW bow the "... HussIEs are 11II3 U.S. aid as a jlstiflCatlOI$ Pakistani dictator. bgithtg. H. tried to convince the pkjan for their presence in Alghs'iistw. With II. R''I' bear hiag and puffing that the value 0111w American contribution __.,-~ ii.t)west.,th)y just sores. Pakistan's border In much higiw, than he could cresently Ii "Gromvko said hi wiukI nilv l en . It . hen enongh to make concessions for US. lapport What Bresinski espinio to La was that derntht. Algha'dstan from hues In Pakistan the U.S. weapons would come from Psettag What has içsst Cipitol Hill has eves pJ," oe ca). Grmy iaj .,mysourcsssay, isthattisprsululsid!s laventeries - where tbe PrCSI $ expressed Soviet concern at "American 01. ccsmisd by as much as 40 percent off the forts to titn Paklsta' Into a nglita,y hue," _yaer1oeaJyoveu4vpedI asthirity, ____ _____ cent 01 memauts pwthased from regular eonwuilluiiiin on 01 the Ulhed Footnote: A Whit. Houss apakesnus own arms merdiants. In other words,Zla would deBCINI "overnt.dhlsrole" Stolen that he had ea bw"ww making, be getting a lot more weapons for their dollar iiie most alarming of BrzezInskI's In the consultatiOn with La. Br,MbarI'a Is ft on we aw"M tt the ties tie puhlkly announced figures would negotlatloes with tie P leader, mid ,. v,. .. ________ y Aid to the Afghan rebels was also diacied 'structions from the pre4anI which wars 01 a Soviet attack On ce1'al source polM.d cit dust the by La and BrpaI,kl. in particular, ac. scnmpuloimly followed." treaties bstweeI the Uni!.d States cording 10 O!ItIIble, they weighed the ealUag SM77Fm' YOU'RE ON' When the house c GIVE UP RUSSL4N iakiiiaiinno way calItor ustogotowar Representatives allowed televIsing 01 tioor ______ OF ..;:::: ::::: . "I -;i*.:iii :!;:; U.ft myift • *o d _ __ :'..'...,ii ~ ___ i-I '.:::':' ' 0 MEOW __ ___ __ __ . ____ - __ _____ __ _____ ___ I ____ _____ ____ . --• - - -W I Arid "Follow my - - - - .. y-. , *I " j' ,I . " "r ' •,3 . 40 7' , .~ _.1117~ ,I '~ ., . ;;Z"J: p f-* 0_ J cainseas. But 11w ban We. 1101 SZtSd to do -In. mnb.'its' oiponsnt& Now some Hos br . afraid thair rivals will W 1001*15 of *5 iflcw'bsnt yawning, .t$p. _________ ____ or U1aIIg I'S111N that - said James O'Reilly, regional director of the NRC. "All information is that the core was not uncovered and all indications are that there Is no reason to suspect core damage." FPC engineers have begun analyzing the electrical circuit that malfunctioned, shutting off th e reactor's control systems for seven minutes and triggering emergency systems that erroneously pumped excess cooling water into the system, spokesman Bill Johnson said. The excess water vented floor, Joh nson said it would be at least several -. ., Another FPC spokesman, Bob South, said the backup pump wasn't needed to get the water out of the containment building, but the utility wanted to be safe. "We don't need two of them (pumps)," he said. "This is just a backup pump but we want it operational just in case there's a failure with the first.'' He said a "collar" on th e pump's seal was broken, and had been ordered. psets Carter U 4 MIAMI BEACH,Fla.(UPI) - Reputed underworld financial adviser -Meyer Lanskv was listed In cri tical -condition at Mount Sinai Medical Center today : " following removal of a lung tumor. The surgery was performed Tuesday on Lansky, 78. , 1 arwick President Carter steadfastly opposes the construction of the demonstration plant designed to produce more nuclear OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (UP!) Despite continued Carter administration opposition, officials at the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Insist the nation's energy dilemma mandates com• pletlon of the controversial $2.7 billion project. President Carter steadfastly opposes the construction of tte demonstration plant designed to produce more nuclear fuel than It uses. Despite his refusal to approve funding, Congress has kept appropriations flowing in. To date, some $766 million - The chain reaction produces the heat necessary to turn the breeder's steam-powered generators. For every 10 atoms of nuclear fuel the breeder uses, it creates 12. The U.S. has in operation a "tiny" 20-megawatt breeder near Idaho Falls, Idaho. But Rolf said Clinch River - which could power a city of 200,000 is needed to provide vital operating fuel than it uses. However, Congress has kept appropriations for the protect has been spent. But not one spade of dirt has been turned on the picturesque plant site located on a bend of the winding Clinch River east of Oak Ridge. That cannot occur until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission decides whether to license the breeder. And it is flowing in. To date, - experience. Construction is a year to a year and a half away, even with administrative approval for licensing. The earliest the plant could be putting power into the Tennessee Valley Authority's grid is 1988. That doesn't bother breeder officials. ''We want to go through the licensing process,'' Rolf said. "The project is ready to go back into licensing any time they will allow u_s to,"' Clinch River faces almost certain opposition from antinuclear groups, which have gained support since the neardisaster at Three Mile Island. The Likely argument is: how can the nuclear industry operate a new type of plant when it hasn't perfected the old ones? $766 spent. some million has bo ons likely construction cannot begin until the administration Stockpiles of uraniuni 238, which is waste froin conunercial decides to permit it. and other reactors, sit at federal facilities in Oak Ridge, Despite the administration's opposition, project officials Portsmouth. Ohio, and Paducah, Ky. That fuel, Roll said, is an continue to refine their plans for the 375 megawatt plant, which energy bonanza equivalent to all of OPEC's oil reserves has been on the drawing board since 1972. Project design is 78 enough to last centuries. percent complete. Some 55 percent of the iiiajor hardware is in "The beauty of this whole concept is that the material -Lne storage. More than 4,000 people in 28 states and Washington Energy resource -has already been mined," lie said "The work on the project. material Is sitting there. The people of the United States own it. Bill Rolf, general manager of Project Management Corp., "it's the real pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. And we which oversees the breeder effort, said stopping the project have more of It than anybody in the world and we'd like to be would be like stabbing the energy-hungry nation in the back. able to use it." Without the breeder, a project spokesman said, "Why should we give up any practical energy alternative the used uranium Is "absolutely useless pure garbage." that has a good chance of working?" he asked in an interview. Nuclear power currently provides more than 12 of "We know the technology works. We just have to develop It to the nation's electricity. But uranium stockpiles will not last the point where it will be of a large enough scale to be, into the 21st Century, energy experts predict. Waste material meaningful In the production of energy." will abound, but one day the nation's power reactors will come to a halt as uranium supplies run out. France, Great Britain and the Soviet Union already have Tile breeder operates through a process called tranoperating, breeder reactors. Japan and West Germany have &nutation. plants In various stages of development. Two different kind of fuel rods -some made of plutonium Carter opposes the breeder because It creates plutonium, a and some U-238 are In the reactor core. An excess of radioactive element which can be used to build atomic bombs. neutrons from the plutonium bombards the U-235 rods, which The president contends the United States must set an example are turned into plutonium. reusable in any reactor. by staying away from plutonium-producing plants that could encourage nuclear proliferation. Highway Automotive, Inc - FEBRUARY SPECIAL AUTO WASH & WAX $1995 Includi's MI ,,.lerior and interior, whitewalls, bumpers, w,ndows, wheel covers, dc. REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING. 2613 Orlando Or. - Sanford (11-92) WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE - However, Rolf said foreign nations are ignoring America Os MGM off example and are Instead preparing for their own energy futures. "You have to look at what proliferation means," he said. "Certainly the United States isn't in a position to say we aren't rr_-ot, = going to proliferate. We already have. We've already designed the weapons. That's a fact. "The technology Is already developed In some of these other GIVE TO countries. Our example was supposed to keep them from doing Mn It this. That hasn't hintnpd" rr What makes the breeder so attractive, Rolf said, Is that the UJULii1Ii12U U United States has an estimated $20 trillion in nuclear waste I r"d products the breeder can use as fuel. FURNITURE F~ I]11}i11 0 199FE= &[.M(p~ n-n #A-~11 I 10 My old tax service didn't double-check everything. I should have come here last year. By JEFF WILSON also won key awards Wednes- "i didn't expect this," t HOLLYWOOD (UP!) day night from the mem bers satdinacceptlng,"andlwant The Doobte Brothers won of the National Academy of to thank the Lord." Grainmys for the record and RecordlngArtsandSclences. MikeMcDonald,Ieadslnger song of e year and Billy Joel Miss Warwick, who last won of the Doobte Brothers, and Dionne Warwick scored aGrammyloyearsago,beat shared the song of the year iaet victories over disco out Donna Summer and Grammy with Kenny Loggins stars, but th at times the flnd Gloria Gaynor for best pop and won another award for annual Grammy Awards female performance for "I'll best arrangement acsounded more like a gospel NeverLoveThisWayAgaln." companying vocalists for atival. She sang the song just "What A Fool Believes." The before winning the Grammy Doobies won a fourth ;Rock and Jazz stalwarts and then tearfully told the Grammy, for beat pop group ;,,-)job nationwide performance, , r j~J#M71,11 I 17 A A I I PERMI NO REA.'. 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But Johnson said the backup pump was days before the circuit, removed Wednesday, Elllngton and Ella Fitzgerald voice to win this award." Joel won the album of year She also won the Granuny Grammy, the show's third top ill fpc best rhythm and blues award, for "52nd Street" and female performance for also picked up the award for AREA "Deja Vu," again beating the best pop male perMiss Summer as well as the formm. rrath In an auction campaign. :. _______________ late Minnie Riperton. Kenny Roger who hosted I Rip. Qie.'Iss Ross, D.N.C., Inirodeced t%91 MEAGHERylan D performed right after the show, won for best country "' REV JOHN legbiI IbUt Would island the ban is Miss Warwick, singing his ,n)e performance for "The Rev. John J. Meagher, 56 of campaign .. of House debates nsgaIn warning, lix Hhhfl OF 024 Crystal Bowl Circle, Serve Somb*. " "Gotta Gambler." In addition, his iIIIIIi cofflor - -man"I asvxL8dd** We m Ike sure we thoroughly u ers, our tax He won a "You Decorated My Life," _____ 'lberry, died Tuesday. standing Nation, then won was named bed country song situation before we prepare your return. And tw~ we ___ r uuent In Beaumont, Tex., hi the best male rock per- and Larry Butler was named double-chock every return for acQiracy. .'.thoved to Caseelberry from fwmance Grammy. to the vidsotMIs., tlaojz'h the Fedjial producer of the i.i, ...a i .N. Y. In 1910. He was a those piest assipw to a. an crinwirlid 0069. MIR RobS J. SINItI Angustin. Catholic Qisrds In it a aiga bei . u,Iberry. 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We assume everything is in good shape until we could been analyzed and the cause of the malfunction determined. He was asked to characterize the incident on a scale of zero to 10 - with 10 a "melt. down," the heating.up of the nuclear core to such a point that it melts the floor of the building housing it and releases lethal doses of radiation outside of the containment building. "It was a two or a three," he said. "Or maybe even a zero, because the reactor could still operate. "Never at tiny time," lie said, "was any portion of the nuclear steam supply system in jeopardy." Tennessee Nuclear Plan - JACK ANDERSON rods in the reactor housed in the 30-storytall containment building and no radiation had been released into the environment. "There is absolutely no cause for alarm," I They were the second and third cases of suspected Reyes Syndrome in Jacksonville within the past two weeks and caused concern among the city's medical Meyer Lansky 'Critical' threat. This often has meant dealing out Flnlan&s frienciliness on their western border, border, the Sovieti trust Kekkonen. And as a con. would see nouung flWfl0U1 in a Je safe ground - the basic racial, religious, sequence of that trust, Finland has been a* about taking a duck to a cockfight. to maintain Its independence, its ethnic, sexist and mother4n-law jokes. And I Had Reagan fared worse than expected In recommend that presidential condidates do Institutions, ltsfr.eeconosnyand1t Theaday's New Hampshire primary, It was the MEfl. With t WL JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Two boys, ages 3 and 11, were listed In critical condition at University Hospital Wednesday, suspected of having Reyes Syndronw, a rare, flu-related disease with a 30 percent community. wen to it Ujat the mix of political represe4tatlon can never be read In the Kremlin as own Communists along with, until recentli, the Social Democrats, the largest party bill the 055 least loved in the lCSfllth. As a co=sequenice of Un paranteoil - Cold Shutdown Near *0 fl.flfl SIt OSt4 WIUb4Ij In some respects, the two countries are Images of each other, although with mirror. has been his primary objective, This has not been directed at making of Finland another satellite -although wheo aides are taken on some East-West issuel, outside obswvers at times find it difflcult to but In the CSUU see the distinction preserving Its cherished independence. Kekkonen has succeeded idmirably. For ii quarter of a century, he has shuffled FlflnI* governments Mite a famillair deck of politicill cards. As coalition cabinet coalitice cabinet, a consequence of On Country's fragmented party system, he has Nuke Plant CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. (UP!) On a scale of zero to 10 if a meltdown Is 10 and a perfectly functioning power plant is zero the Incident at the Crystal River nuclear plant "was a two or a three," a Florida Power Corp. spokesman says. The utIlity was waiting today for a part to fix a broken spare pump before bringing the plant's reactor to a "cold shutdown" - the point at which it produces no heat, That state must be reached before workers can begin to pUmp out of the sealed containment building 43,000 gallons of radioactive water that spilled Tuesday during a malfunction of the plant's control system. Rose To Justify Road Halt ____ TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) Shipping traffic through the main Shipping Co., owner of the tanker, accused the Coast Guard if The buoy tender Blackthorn capsized and sank less than channel at the mouth of Tampa Bay will be prohibited during a "manufacturing evidence" after a tug boat captain told the half mile from the bridge and some survivors believe it was four-hour span this afternoon and again Friday as divers pulled under by the anchor of the Capricorn which embedded board he could not remember whether he heard a specific retrieve from the bottom of the channel debris from the Jan. 28 radio transmission before or after the collision, and had told a i tself in the left side of the buoy tender. collision of the Coast Guard cutter Blackth orn and the ta nker Coast Guard investigator that whe n he was interviewed The anchor and nearly 1,290 feet of anchor chain from the Capricorn. Capricorn are among the items diyers are attempting to clearseveral (lays alter the accident. The channel was closed for six hours Wednesday as divers from the channel. Other items are from the shattered Black' me investigator's notes, which are a summary of what worked to recover debris members of the Mari ne Board of thorn and are further west toward the actual collision site. Russell Wanamaker said durIng the interview, indicate he Investigation hope will enable them to pinpoint the exact transmission prior to the accident. Those notes are heard the The Blackthorn was rebated earlier this month and location of the collision in which 23 Coast Guardsmen died, signed by Wanamaker. towed to drydock. Witnesses from each vessel have testified before the board that their own vessel was on the proper side of the channel at The board of investigation is seeking to determine how and Thats a very serious charge," sa id board chairman Rear the time of the collision about one mile west of the Sunshine why the, accident occurred. Adin. Norinan Venzke. "I'm not going to be the one to cover up Skyway Bridge, Wednesday, Terrance Gargan, attorney for Kingston here, I can assure you of that." - IN BRIEF DON GRAFF I There are a number of reasons, none of them easy to deal with. benefits would go mostly 'r'urv1ayreb. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL HerWd How U.S. Can . -. ;i 'r : 19 's" .. I-,'- '' ' t '# I.' IIV' rrk. -.-" �A LI SPORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . o~ t11sc0REB0ARD Thursday, Feb. 28, 1980 , Colonial 97' . Boone 57, Milwaukee at Los Angeles Utah at Portland Chicago at Seattle "I"i"....'; . . '. AT SANFORD-ORLANDO Wednesday night results 0. First ract - S-16, C:31:59 Rocktown Tom 1440 7.20 7.20 Wright Aico 7.60 3.00 ;, Campus 1,1~4 340 Q (2-4) 53.60; T (2-4-1) 4l$.0. Secondrace - II. 5:3160 3wright Happy 9.00 3.10 760 Fleettoot Zella 2.80 300 ,-.;$Sevret Adam 6.70 ,* 0 (2'7) 1110; P (2•7) 45.90; T (273) 319.80; 00 (2.2) $9.00. E Third race 5.16, M: 319) 0 Latest Tune 2060 760 120 Ric Huck 4.20 300 Mobller 4.60 0(6-I) 2$.40; P(4-4) 132.00; T (4. West Orange 3$' ,1 Shot: Lang (B) 51 0; Oicus: Lee (C) 1444; High Jump: Mevota IWO) 62: Long Jump: Thoratton (WO) 203 '. 120 HH: R. Ihomp Son (C) 15.3; 100: Tate (WO) 10.4; Mile: Morrison (C) 4:142; 44 0 Relay: West Orange 45,2; UO: Childers (B) 33.1; 300 IH: Thompson (C) 411; $40: Rymer (B) 2:096; Mile Medley Relay: Colonial 3:309; 220: Childers (B) 23.3; Pole Vault: Petitjean (C) 10 6; Mile: Crees (C) 11:00,5; Mile Relay: Boone 3:44.5. Girls Oak Ridge ll', Boone 72", West Orange U', Colonial Discus: Purdue (OR) 1097; Shot: Purdue (OR) 36-1; Long Jump:Q Wright (B) 169 ~ High Jump: Ingram (C) 410; no LH: Wright 15.3; 100: Harman (C) 111; Mile: Donnelly (C) 3:32.1; 440 Relay: Colonial 5.40; 440: Johnson (OR) 66.2; 330 IN: Law (OR) 49 3 : $40: Collins (OR) 2:336; Mile Medley Relay: West Orange 410,9; 220: Harman (C) 27.1; 2 Mile: Drayton (WO) 17:20; Mile Relay: Boone 4:32.2 Del_and I61 , Lake Brantley 731 1 . Apopka 13 High Jump: Seaton (D) 4 10; Discu s: Basye (LB) 99.2; Shot: Basye (LB) 33.1; 110 H: Seaton (D ) 15.5, Long Jump: Gray (0) f. 2 For Volusia In District Openers Score -1 ... _. .1. - .. - I JOE l)eSANTIS %.. ' lo~ llt'rahl Sports Editor .. z\fter (Jjx'niflg round action Wednesday night of the District 9 'or 1. : 110~4111 _______ Class IA mens basketball tournament. Volusia County prep _______ AQ1w squads hold a two- zip edge over their Seminole County rivals, ,Fp. 1W The Spruce Creek hawks and top-seeded Mainland flue. cancers carn& d semi - final berths Wednesday night and a shot ii at taking another step towards the state playoffs. Spruce Creek came up with 11 unanswered points in a three liliflUte stretch hit.' in the final period to edge Lyman's Greyhounds 54-50. Mainland's victory came a little easier, 84Is 56, at tin' expense iii outinanned Lake Hrantlev. I .iiuin jumped out to a slim lead in the first quarter over SpflINY Creek behind it hot - handed Neal Gillis. The slickshooting junior G reyho und canned a pair of floor shots and was perfect from the charity stripe to help 'I'oiii Iiwrence's squad forge a 14-11 advantage. -. I' The tables turned on Lyman in the second quarter however . .I as the Greyh o unds were histled with eight team fouls in a \. three minute stretch and Lyman was forced to go to the bench ear lv. \ Guard Shawn Britton and 6-8 center Thomas Tenbroeck can six points ints each in the second pe riod to help Spruce Creek knot the score at :18-all by intermission, JI The I Iawks pushed ahead by four points heading into the Final period and then rattled off the first 11 points in stanza niunber tour to put the game out of reach despite a desperate / charge by the Greyhounds. Britton paced Spruce Creek with 14 points while Neal Gillis led Lyman's efforts with 22 markers. In the cap game of the opening round, Lake Brantley blitzed out in front of Mainland's top-seeded Buccaneers 8-2 I, only to have the roof rave in. Sparked b' all-state candidate Sam Henry and center Herb Harris, the lluc's outscored Lake Ilrantlev 37- over the next ::.. : ow •.:' seven minutes to put the game out of reach by halftime. In holding the Patriots to four second quarter points, Mainland built a :19-12 lead at the half and finished the night I with fret' substituting. / '- •: 11 .• The Hue's stretched the margin to 60-29 by the end of the .I ; third period and finished the night with an 64-56 sin over time Herald era Photo •' a b 1 am Vincent gummie but outMze(I Lake Brantley crew. Despite hot - handed effort by Lyman 's Neal Senior guard Doug I)urshinmer led the Patriot effort with a (.illis, SIu'nt'I' Creek squeezed by the (ireyhowids 21 point showing while Mainland placed four players in double al-jo. (.ihhis netted .2 points. fig ur es. '. - . ' - '- • ' ' - ________ ____________ ' "_ _______ night ______ •' _________ _____________ - - ' '' • . n •' ' - V L while Jerry Smith scored 10 points, all coming on allv-oop passes froiii Henry to pace the Mainland offense. "We took advantage of early opportunities but then we lost concentration," commented Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson of his early lead. We had the shots but couldn't get them in '1 hen their big men started hitting shots and hitting the boards. It's difficult to prepare for Mainland's size when you're as small as we are and don't have any size to practice against." Mainland coach Dick Toth seemed as happy about the tournament pairings as lie was with the one-sided victory. 'We now have a night off before we have to play again,'' observed Toth. 'If the tournament runs like it should and we have to piny Sanford again, they'll have to play three straight nights to win this tournament.'' But Tutu wasn't looking too far ahead. "We've' got Spruce Creek next and they get up for us and play us tough. Anytime you go against a guy like Joe Pigotte I Spruce Creek coach) you have to be prepared for anything. lie's been coaching for something like 20 years and knows how to get ready for a game,'' The Mainland coach was also pleased about the opportunity to go to his bench. ''We're trying to find a strong eighth man," he pointed out. ''If Win the tournament and get into regional and state competition we have to have that kind of depth to keep going.'' The l3uc boss complimented his reserves on their fourth quarter role. ''Sometimes there isn't enough credit given to our players be cause people are so used to the good plays they make they seem to lose sight of how exceptional these kids really are. Our fans have conic to expect near perfect play everytiine we go out on the court." LYMAN (50i: Williams 2, lAmomm 6. Nelson 8, Gillis 22. Stribling 4. Bailey 8. Totals: 19 12-15 50. SPRUCE CREEK ( ): Williams 5, (;ordomi 4, Borne 10, Teribrieck 9, Britton 16, Jackson Payton 8. Totals: 2210-18 I UJI, p. . 1":%` _ ' -. .. - •f' w \ w.gi ' • I' , I Challis Delight 1.00 3.60 ISlam Dunk 620 Q (1.1) 18.00: P01)) 32.40; T " 1-4) 201.20.' - Ii . r. i .. ; •. ' I, - ) J - , .3 DO's Hot Toddle , ' -' . - - 1. . - Herald Photo by Tom - tralu rrw,v HEAVENLY HOUND gy ium vunrn, 1 . IiiV M Lyman Greyhound coach Tom Lawrence seems to 6 :3o 1)111. be looking skyward for some answers in a hectic WTItI{ plans to .broadcast the Seminoles third quarter against Spruce ('reek. The score throughout the tournament. was tied five times in the third stanza. ' - - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent PATRIOT PLEA By United Press international Once more top-ranked team came riding high into Notre Dame's Athletic and Convocation Center, And once more the Fighting Irish came up big. "%%'hat freaks me out ... is that you don't come Into this place undefeated or No. 1," said Irish Coach Digger Phelps Wednesday night, after his team had knocked off topranketi and undefeated D.:Paul, 76-74, in double-overtime. "We made the key foul shots and a key rebound at the end." Orlando Woolridge sank both ends of a one-on-one with 19 seconds left in the second overtime to snap the Blue Demons' 26-gamuie winning streak over two seasons. Wootridge, who had 16 points, was fouled by DePaul's Terry Cummings. "I was just trying not to think about how Important they were," said Woolridge of the shots that made Notre Dame 21-5. "1 pretended like it was the first half and these two free throws did not mean the game." Notre Daine has had a history of toppling heavily favored teams at South Bend, lad. Some of ND's more notable upsets Included ending UCLA's 88-game winning streak on Jan, 19, 1974; No, 1-ranked and undefeated San Francisco Mar. 1, 1977; and Marquette, the defending NCAA chainpions Feb. 26, 1978. "I would like to congratulate Notre Dame, especially Kelly Tripucka," said DePaul Coach Ray Meyer. "He made inany shots when there was a hand right In his face. We've won a few games like this one today so we'll take the loss," In the opening round of the Southeastern Conference tournament, Florida edged Vanderbilt, 72-71, and Auburn sank Georgia, 79-71. Reggie Hannah, forced to spend much of the second half on the bench because of four fouls, scored on a driving 1 'P with four seconds left to give Florida its upset. The victory moved the Gators into Thursday's quarter-finals against No, 6 LSU. The victory matched Auburn against third-ranked Kentucky In Thursday's quarter-finals. Other quarter-final games are Alabama vs. Mississippi State and Tennessee vs. Mississippi. The Tigers were paced by freshmen Frank Poindexter with a team-high 18 points, and Darrell Lockhart with Commissioner NEW YORK (UPI) - Kuhn Swatting Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson pleads with the guys in the striped shirts for a call to go his way a ag inst the Mainland Hues in Wednesday's district game. Baseball Flies Bowie Kuhn must feel like he's swatting flies. Every time he nails one, a few more come buzzing around to bother him. So far, lie' has gotten a number of baseball men for tam- pering, Lite biggest one being Hay Kroc, the San Diego Padres' unsuspecting owner who wound up being soaked for $100,000 for saying hiE club would try to get Graig Nettles and Joe Morgan when and if they became free agents. Now, Ballard Smith, who runs the Padres and Is Kroc's so in-law, has brought attention to another so-called tampering situation, lie claims representatives of two clubs, Montreal Expos' Manager Dick Williams and an unidentified member in the New York Yankees' public relations department, talked with Padres' Dave Winfield at Las Vegas last year telling him they'd like to have him on their side, Smith admits he can't prove it, so he Isn't filing any formal complaint, but he says Winfield's agent and adviser, Al Frohman, who Is trying to negotiate a new 10-year $20 million contract for Winfield, told him of those talks. Everybody in the Yankees' PR department denies any conversation like that ever took place. The question that comes to my mind now Is precisely what constitutes "tampering," Seemingly, Rule 3G of the major league rules spells It out, stating quite clearly, "There shall be no negotiations or dealings respecting employment, either present or prospective, between any player, coach or manager and any other club with which he is under contract or acceptance of terms ,,," Ray Kroc never attempted to negotiate with either Nettles or Morgan. Nor did he have any personal dealings with them. Yet, Kuhn felt compelled to take the uncommonly drastic action he did. I honestly don't think a member of one club saying to a player of another, especially one he knows well and with whom he's friendly, 'We'd sure like to ha ve you ,' constitutes any real tampering. Ballplayers say that to each other all the time and none have ever been charged with tampering, much less fined for it. Walden (Ed) 29.2 ¼; Discus: Stewert (Ed) 98,10; High Jump: Mactavish (WP) 50; Long Jump: C. Williams16.7 '. College la essence. Kroc didn't say any more about Nettles and Morgan, but it still cost him $100,000. That has a lot to do with Smith's present feelings about anyone else talking to Winfield. "When Ray was fined, I was fully supportive of the commissioner's right to do it although I felt the amount was extrem excessive," Smith told me over the phone from San Di Wednesday. "lie felt so bad that one night after the family had din together, he told tue to find someone to sell the ballclub to t next (lay. But lie thought about it overnight and changed mind, lie' realized how much the chub meant to rue, and I viously appreciate that. But he paid the money. I wouldf4 have, ,Ind I told him that. "Okay, you take that and go to what happened with Gay Perry and us. Gaylord called a press conference here In Diego late last summer and publicly stated where he wante go, to Texas. An hour or so later, he left the press conferel and placed a call through our switchboard to Brad C bett tof the Texas Rangers.) We had a clear case' premeditated action here. Now I like Brad, and Ieonsj Gaylord a friend, but I think he was wrong In the way he act "1 immediately called the commissioner's office and c plumed about it but nothing ever was done other than sq token investigation." - setting Vanderbilt, 72-71, meets 6th. ranked LSU 21-5) in the third game (0 ' Edmont on 20 31 12 Vancouver 19 37 10 48 52 16 33 10 12 15 10 9 39 Singles: Greiner (85) d. Luccl 7- 6, 75; Wood (US) d. Langill 6 A. 6 2; Chafe (UFC) d. Smart 16, 26; Schubert (BS) ii. Krass 6.1. 63; Chappell (UCF) d. Greiner. W L I Pit. Schubert 1.6, 64, 6-3; Krass.Chafe 35 16 9 IS (UCF) d. Surratt Montgomery 63, 36 16 9 11 p.s, - 16 20 .691 11,i 17 24636 S' 31 36 .163 17 30 35 .162 17 Golden St. 70 46 303 27½ Transactions Atlanta 116, Indiana Ill San Diego 129, Detroit 113 Houston 110, Washi ngton 97 Milw 119, Phoenix 110, of Phila 101, Seattle 94, of Thursday's Games San Antonio at New York Houston at Washington Doubles: DiMaslCallahan (OR) d. Haynes.Zenditti IS; Anderson. Pantoso (OR) d. Hoang Kent 57. Evans 4, Colonial 1 Singles: Solo (C) d. Gosnell $6; Connor d. Chepnik II; Scammell d. Heng el SO; Hykes d. Stone 83; Elliott d. Romer 04. Doubles: Gosnellifykes d. Solo McCormick II; Scammell Connors d. ChepnikStone $2. Soccer San Jose (ASL) - Signed draft Cleveland at Atlanta New Jersey •t Detroit San Diego vs. Kansas City at St. Louis 44 ; Singles: Herren d. Slmmonds Eynon non d. Humphries 8.1; Gary , Hawkins $7, 5.3; Ball d. Hutto 1.3; Oethln d. Bales I 0. Doubles: Herron-Hawkins d. picks Mike Hunter and Greg $immonds.Gary $1; Eynon. D.bgedo. Marcel d. Humphries-Hutto •. dp N' , Highscheel Wedaesday's results Del_and 78. L. Brantley 47, Apopka 29 Edgewater4,Oak RIdge I Slngles:Drucker(E)d.Mitchell $3; Patterson (E) d. Elwell 5.4; Hunter (E ) d. Ryan $3; Troutman ( E) d. Kennedy $3; Brown (C) d. Long Jump: Hicks (LI) 1911,1j; Tat I-7. Discus: Greene (0) 1303; Skit: Doubles: Patterson Grwne (0) 44-1; 135 NH: Daivs (E) d. Mitchell. Kennedy •,; (A) 15.5; IN: Betsy (D) 10.4; Pod Ryan.Uryko (OR) d. Troutman Vault: Lemons (LB) $10; * Hunter 5-0. Davis (A) 3-10; 445: Broughton Evans S. Colonial 2 hlag$es; Pascual (C)d.Ford II; III: Hicks (LB) 2:07.3; 22$: Warner (E) d. Miller IS; SAC/Nfl NIGHTLY 1 P.M. (Cloud Sanday) I MATINEES: Mon - Wed. - sat. NEW MATINEE PestTimeI:lSp.M. UTrifects Six $43 Trifecta Wee$ ALL 12 MACES - J1fO)•' om.cirioo V.O.LI B. 01111elIe Just , , *IUIVATIOBS-131 isoo Place' and it's mighty cold dowmi theme Auburn, with all that talent, can't twat thieiii," the ii't'shuiuiani said Simuuthm said he'll pr.'hmibh us.' ;i "If that didn't inspire' (lie l'vs, it mimas have been just Iii.' 1;1%'% i[ different liim.'up against Ke'nlueki, anybody but Georgia." ave'rages. You cmiii only list' so iiuiiuh thimin he itmil the' tirst in,' humus tin' before' thu.' averages get on sour DunkAtlist December, Cobb has sue- front flip and, if all goes well, hurls his red and white basketball through the rinim before making his landing. Since misfiring in his initial attempt at the Sugar Bowl Tournament back in nearly every school in time Southeastern Conference. ''Tim.' first time' I nuade it was the Alubaiiaa game," lme' (Ev) 10.1; ISO: Dawe (Ed) 2:03.4; (LB) d. Plnnoca 1.3; Homer (LU) flip-dunk at the start of time' season when they wanteel to Cobb said then' i , ',.'m', real possibility itt overShooting the imimirk and giving hminmself mi facial mm tIK' ruin 1k' second off of relief pitcher Mike' 1)rmb lx'lhbe to give them ml 5-3 lead. Time Colonial Grenadiers jiummped out to mini ea rly lead and used late inning relief hmdi find something different to from Jeff Cheeks a.md Bob Bastwick to record entertain the crowds, lie 1118)' a 7-4 win over tin' Lyman Greyhounds in prep be the. only person in time baseball action Wednesday evening, Starting pitchers [tick Marcello of i.ymiimani country who has done time wmd Colonial's Bi ll Richard_son both ran hit,, stunt. "I haven't even heard of trouble early and were promptly sent to time showers. anyone else trying it," he said. if the flip-dunk wasn't till- Spec Hichard.soni hmad control problems froumi the' start and left thu.' gamune alter pitching just tine'third of an ilmlmimmg. ('imeeks, who came on in relief of hiu'h,irii. somi in the' first, tossed six Innings, striking out muimu' While spacing out three lynmmarm huts lie' gave way to relief hmelp in the seventh minting after walking a pair of batters. Bob Umistwmck taint' in mmmei struck out second baseman Donny Second and t'ntk't'd Mmircello into grounding 1)111 te' lift tIme Gre'nmadii'r's record to 3-i. Junior Br ,.lilt Ilolzworthm went 2-2 antI lriive fit thmree runs in mu losing effort for time 6-2 ('hi - Colonial 7, [.).mail I Lyman catchier Bryan llolzworthm greeted i al Olyrn,ics Slated relief pitcher Cheeks witha base tilt to heft field, giving the Greyhounds; an earl) :i.o advantage. I.)lImaml 300 010 (-4 3 5 (ailommiul 321 010 x-7 7 1 Marcello, Dribbkebee and hlolzwortli; Marcello me t his eloonu as he was tagged for three ru litn the bottom half of the first Richardson, Cheek i2 and Shaker; hitters Colonial Lanirmni 3-4 28, Ruimuick 2-2 28111; I..ONGWOOD, Fla. - The 1980 Sem inole Coun ty Spe cial inning. Colonial collected two nuore runs Ili Olympic Summer Games will be held Saturday, March 8 at Records: l.yumiami 6.2, Colonial 3-1. Lyman High School. Special Olympics is only for the mentally re tarded, eight years or older who ha ve not been members of any Junior or Senior High School athletic team. An athlete t b age 8 by May 15, 1980 to participate in the 1980 Swimmuse mer Games. Special Olympics Is sport in its truest sense. The goal Is not Paraplegic Wins Court Battle BAL'I'lMOlIE i UPI,i smmles. It nasa Victory lie had a lire hiaiarel Oil grounds time' When Baltimore Orioles' fan long awaited on what lie fir.' code discriminates l'hioimias'l'urner, mu paraplegic, consici ' . it moral issue. against time handicapped. to win, but to try; to experience, not to conquer. No time Is too was cleared of creating a fire "It proves it is thie opinion of slow, and no distance too small to earn a ribbon, a hug, a cheer, hazard by blocking a the court that I was sitting in But before a jury could hear or a sincere "well done." " N o records are broken In Spec al Memorial Stadiwii aisle with time most feasible place - that time appeal, Turner's lawyers Olympics except those smnamnhip, for courage, determination and sport- his Wheelchair, his lawyer I was doing nothing wrong," worked out mu deal with grinned and said, "You're thme 22-year-44d 'I'urnmer said as prosecutors ;Ind the state he was leaving court Wed- dropped the case, which County. The 130 athletes who will participate represent Turner, who had moved into Imesday. Judge Blmmnmchw Wahl told the Altamonte Elementary (Coordinator: Darlene Knowles); the a isle to prot est seating for 'iTurner had appealed his court isequivmulemtt to Turner's crooms High (Coordinator: Andrew Tatum); Goldsboro the disabled, was also all Elemen tary (Coordinator: Eleanor Shill); Jackson-Heights Oct. 2 conviction for creating being found innocent. Middle (Coordinator: Laurie Dedman); Lakeview Middle (Coordinator: Rae Ring); Mllwee Middle (Coordinators: 6 8 Margaret Bohsancurt and Arthur Graham); Pinecrest Elementary (Coordinator: Don DePierro); Rosenwald Sanford Grammar (Coordinator: Debbie Ervin); Sanford Middle (Coordinator: Betty Rinker); Seminole Community RETREAD . 3:31.5; Shot: Smith (Ev) 4311; (IP) d. Ryan.Prichett 4-5 Lyman S.Oviidi7 Siiglel: McFadden (L)d. Hynes I'S; 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS . nsi HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC - U13 z Orhsnós -. - liifs,l tu.ni'- rn.uso (Where Marc $is Crysisr S A LE This year Frisbee Events and Developmental Sports (for those athlete s so physically Involved that they cannot par. 11 ticipate In other Special Olympic Events) are included in Lyman Track and Swlnnlng will begin at the same time at the Doubles: WaldenSubirm (LB) Cl. ' u Opening Ceremonies will begin at 9:30 a.m. Freeman (Ed) 23.1; 2 Mile; Doss (Ed) 10:01,4; Mile Relay: Evans DlnemSoyia I.); Pinnock.Ptatt We hey, tws expert dri mcheaics If on Y.str 4-wheel drive ball. plamils hii: feet (in tile backt Ily RENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer came tip with the Idea of time Tradi & Field, Track & Field will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the _ C -4 eight in a row." Cobb said the cheerleaders Miii Midiey Relay: Evans 3:44.1; d. Platt 1.6; Dunn (LB) d. Montoya 221m A. Johnson (Ev) and 12. Jump: Freeman (Ed) 22 ½. mllmcI('ohh) imito aha.'kn ards soinit'msault, for granted time Former high Ix.ard ma Ia 'l'hme FIr, thenm school athlete' e'ammae' ill) with it siiiiultamme'oiesls' pushes off int. new version Nii1e bit' take's oil a bark film) mind slmujimiliummlcs time' Loveless(C)d.Spmarla.Warnerl.7 at9:OOa.m.The Parade of Athletes wtflUneupat9:lSam and Harp ( Ev) 10.0; MIII: Dawe (Ed) Lake Brantley S, Trinity Prop 4,33; 441 Relay: Evans 43.S; 4*: SIngles: Dineon (TP) d. Walden Hall (Ev) 10.5; 334 tNt Rucker $2; SMn(LB)d. Kuhn SO; Ryan Jump: Ruck.r (Ev) 310; Lang pres.sive e'im.iugli SE immissed, but 110W I've made College (Coordinator: Darryl Payne); Sterling Park DIscus; Pate (Ed) 141-9; Pile Vault: Woodruff (WP) 1214; $10 Boiincing said. " games Then after that for I usually four or five' (renadiers Tag Greyhounds Early 7 Elementary (Coordinator: Laurie Dedman); and SCARcitizens (Coordinator: Suzanne Skelley). All athletes are to repor t to the Track at Lyman High School " Thursday Lodios'Nile when the Rebels call a time out, Cobb dashes to midcourt, itd 'iss.'hmer. "Well, I want all of you to know that hell is 110 longer a hut buzzer, but I lk'llt'vt' e, '/11 b.' read', for Relay: DeLand 3:49,3; 2 Mile; (E) d. Sailer II; Mais (E) d. Blues 111.11111 10:33.3: Mlii Relay: Gibson 1.2. Del_and 3:37.3. Doubles: Ford.Mlas (E) d. Ivaee 94. Idgewater $4, Winter PascaulGlbson $4; Miller- Ill HN: Morris Ev) 14.g, 111:0. over before we (s)Uld beat %ammdy Ik' mined in tunughit s gaimie mime why we can't beat Auburn,'' sa i l Murphy (0 23.5; MIII Medley LoveIess(C)d.$loanS.5; Sheridan Park 43 Will Poindexter said time' Fige'rs n ou't Exceptional Student Center (Coordinator: Manfred McRory); Relay: Det.and 44.1; Night Jump: (0) 52.0; 331 IN: Davis (A) 41.4; ''A local sportswriter around bite wrote that hell would have to free','.' 1980 is the eleventh year of Special Olympics In Seminole vindicated." Girls Track tucks' during the' r..'gul;ir l osing both gamut's by .iimIs te', .i points. (;eorgia Coach lluglm Durham. "Whi don't times ask Sammy Simuthi %%11*) For $c,turcIc,',c At Lyman Lyman 6, Ovhedo 1 Singles: Morrissey d. Plante 03; L'Heurex (0) Cl. Oswald Hauey, ul timate slain. Once a gam the foul line, takes off Into a Dave Raghettl and shortstop Dorl man d. Painter $ 0; Fleming Rafael Sant Santana. d. Show Ii; Hill d. Cox ID. Montreal - Signed righthanders Doubles: Morrissey. Dort mand. Bob James and Bill Guliiclison, Plate.L'Heurex $2; Oswald. letthander Rick Engle and catcher Fleming d. Palnter.Ginge S 3. Roberto Ramos. Cincinnati - Signed outfielder Boone 6, Jones 1 Duane Walker. Golden State at Boston Den ver at PhiladelphIa We'll go to a restaurant, emit, and thin talk about it. ''limes have lk'att'mm us in it.' at Ui.' Oak Ridge S. Edgewater 3 (E) d. Pantoso 4.7; Zendittl (OR) d. Snead I.S. Cleveland - Signed catcher Ron Auburn played n ell againsKenKen- ''I'mmm getting tired of people' asking Julius Erving, Darryl Dawkins and David Thompson have nothing on a 5-9 Ole MIss Miss cheerleader named Ty N,'mim Sloan at tim.' e,iil ''1 (bit' ',';.,s of Florida both had 15 Georgia w hi ch five more regularseason gaines thom the 'igers. trampoline placed just i nside $6; Anderson (OR) d. Haynes $4 Callahan (OR) d. Hoang 87; Kent BaseBall NY Yankees - Signed pitcher 4'I1','Ii um the last six or seven gamut's." 'We don't have a gaimme pImini for I .I and Tennessee i 17-9), the defending tournament champion, plays Ole Miss W ed ne sday's results Singles: Benditti (E) d. Dimasi St. Louis at Hartford Vancouver at Winnipeg Buffalo at Edmonton we have coaching job over to N. (' State' s honors Ili their gamin' n mlii 1t cacti wiute Bob Van Nos and Mike Milliga,i three of its last 13 games and all three runs toward a miniature High school Friday's Games 11 11 , Seattle Phoenix San Diego Portland ubtwim Coach Sunny Smmiitim. ,Jllilmim ('ottomi of Florida and Mike Ithiodi's ul Vanderbilt sliart'd suorimuz of those victories were against 31 20 5 76 (UCF) d. Montgomery 6 25 9 1, 61; Stauble (UCF) d. Surratt 7 Cobb, 23 2111 37 6, 36, 42. 31 77 13 54 The Ole Miss sophomore Doubiesi WoodSmart (US) d. 21 30 SI Langlil.Stauble 1.4,' 74; Luccl. has patented what may Division Los Ang Birmmminghanl, was the big thing," said mowed more poise than "We'll stay here lit the tourn;ir:.:it as long as we have to,'' said Vms'huer who will be tur tling the Florid,, When it comes to slant dunks, cessfully taken his act to said uronels bc'gaim to take' it UCF S. Ball St. 4 52 ''lime' confidence factor, playing ill plays Mississippi State t13-13) at noon OXFORD, Miss, DPI - 29 19 12 70 27 31 4 amid Ilubbmi Price 14. I .aV.imi M.'rt't'r n;is Georgia's No. 2 scorer . h Oddly enough. Auburn has nomm ommis Bunning 60, 64; Stielman (R) d. Edmonton 5, Chicago 2 Toronto 4, Colorado 3 Thursday's Games NY Rangers at Boston Washington at Detroit Minnesota at Montreal Boston 130, San Antonio 125 Gold en St. 133, N.J. 130 to get past Vanderbilt Wedmiesdas anil Earlier today, Alabammma i 16-10) Florida caught Vanderbilt napping tineau 6.2. 60; Perry (R) d Clevelnd Detroit - going to give It a try. "I really want to play well game 18 p.m. cst i of the SEC quarter- finals. Florida, only 7-20 after up- Wednesday night while building a 444 halftime lead but the Commodores Singles: DeSalvo (R) d Mar 41 5 14 Minnesota Toronto 34 . 2 25 41 379 Chicago 23 43 .311 16½ Utah 20 46 .303 19" Pacific Division I. d. 05 'isscht'r, hadn 't expected the (;.tiv Freshman Frank l'oind.'xtt'm' points after seven umunutt's. tlme Tigers 15-1l at 2 p.m. Tennis Rollins?. Fla. Southern 2 Wales Conference Norris Division W I. 1 Friday's Friday Games play this game on a great Is Arnold Palmer, who is Lauderdale, and a third to his cr4 course like this that's so near acting as host for the second Sullivan, an Ocala, Fla., already this winter. year. looking forward to coming this week after being given a to home," he said. resident, says his fast start After finishing second tat AU of the top 10 money home to central Florida after sponsors exemption," said this year has produced some Bob Hope Desert Classic Among the missing for this getting off to the best start of Sullivan, a non-winner on the winners so far this year are on event over the rolling par 72, Interesting results at home, shot a first round 65 to was Surprised how many the lead at Phoenix the his five-year tour career this tour. "This Is a great tour- hand hr the tournament, 7,100-yard Bay Hill course will nament a nd exemptions Into It including Tom Watson, who be Jack Nicklaus and Lee people recognized me," he week. winter, moved into the lead with said. "They seem real pleased And although muscle are hard to get. Trevino. "I told myself okay, th win last Sunday at Los "I tried to get a.i exemption spasms in his back that kept about my success. It s fun for the one I'm going to him out of last week's Los last year and they turned me Angeles. Nicklaus will play in his them to follow one of their said Sullivan, who went o' Bob Byman, whose only second event of the year next own in the newspaper," Angeles Open threaten his down. Actually I was kind of Angeles finish third. "men I trle Although he hasn't won on force again In the citrus Bay glad because 1 was so bad tour win was this event last week at the Jackie Gleason great rounds out 1e'9 is aratereik as of course liierruryWutm1iimthtaL Fort the tour yet, liihj a second myself." llli'C'u*ssic this weekend, h'a &hii'd1ikt twpruc - 330 IN: P. Williams (Ev) 19,9; SIC: Mactivish 2.33; Mile Medley: Evans 5:13.8: 220: Curry (Ev) 27.2; 2 Mile: Jenkins (Ev) 12:39.1 ; Mile Relay: Evans 1:31.8; Shot:- WLI Phila Colorado Phoenix at Utah Young Su ivan Ready For Round 1 At Bay. Hill ORLANDO, Fin. (UPI) Young Mike Sullivan has been (Ev) 540; 440 Relay: Evans 53.1. Patrick Division Miiwauke Denver losimmg only 66-58. :\tiliiirni's IiImiimct' easier. Although trailing by nine Wabash 102, DePauw 87 22 32 31 35 .470 S/: Quebec Wednesday's Results 24 41 .3U II NY Rangers 5, Los Ang 11 30 .2)9 24½ NY islanders S. Quebec 3 Western Conference Pmila 1, Buffalo 1, tIe Midwest Division Bosto 4. Hartford 3 W L Pct. OS Pittsburgh 3, Winnipeg 2 Kan City 10 27 .591 Indiana iMit that wasni't t'mu.'iittli to offset of the second half. Boston 39 24 33 37 504 6 33 33 SOS 6 Auburn's victory caine much time in five wars, play 3rd-ranked W L Pct. GB Montreal - Los Angeles 1$ u 47 17 734 1½ Pittsburgh 31 33 .4*4 17½ Hartford D*trüil 20 35 .444 70 Adams 27 34 .415 22 Atlanta Florida Coach Ed Visseher. Kentucky i 26-4) in tonight's final WinnIpeg San Anton Houston who had 24 points and 12 retx)un.Ls semesomi o pe ner for both tt';mnrms, but made a be tter showing when th. Played mm Gainesville mi niommth ;iei. 110 LH: P. Williams (Ev) 15.2; 100: C. Williams (Ev) 11.4; Mile: Mactavlsh (WP) 5.27; 440: Young Campbell Conference I Top perfonmi.'n' in hit' opening round was (;t'(irgia frt'slumi;in i't'rr Fair had immade standb y plane rest'rv;itut'ns Wednesday's Results • Irish Upset DePaul 1 1- . top teumims in the nation. win by this teaum %tould have to be considered an upset,'' said mis routed 112-8 I n her; it Florida played lU at Baton Iliiugt' in the to take thein Central Division k ,11 I%i .4..& .n..inn.htn flnenn ILlIianin,. jUIIIU.•,nrs,&Is, 1aII% ,.i... ' tIIiIiUiIiii}I 11iiSV 12:71.0; Mile Relay: Lake Brantley 1:31). play. points %%[lilt, Darrell Lockhart had 17 L Pc?. 01 Buffalo 'I -Ij dubious honor of taking on two of time driving layup ithi four seconds left to "Ali), Tigers played the Wildcats. hut Ic; hold miie to thus.'' off the l*'nchi to k';id Auburn ith 18 By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 1, • Gray (0)27.3; 2 Mile: Bradov CD) ictories in the SEC tournament 'lht' top six t&';iiiis in hit' SEt sL'indings ttr.' byes Wedm's.la and the other tour battled [or the retimauiing two quarterfinals be rths was ahead by 10 or more points illost 1.40 NBA Standings Boston Phila New York Wshngtn New Jersy I Wednesday night, but tonight have tile t he Gato rs winning at tIM' emni when Reggie Hannah scored onm a forged into it ,k01 halftime lead and 3.20 2.80 Pro Basketba ,-, • Stevenson (0) 2:40.3; Medley Relay: Lake Brantiey 1:344; 220: turned time galmie into a nip-and-tuck NY islanders Twelfth race -3.0, 0: 39:41 29 25 I 66 Jones 6 1,6 1; Green (R) d. Dove 6 2WahooBet 28.00 12.60 6.00 NY Rangers 25 25 battle through the Final eight minutes 65 0,6 l; Ramsdell (R)d, Munson 6 1, Atlanta 6Cocky Robin 6.00 4.80 26 71 fl 63 6-3; Arclero (R) d. Waddle 6.1, 6.1 1Win With Wanda 3.20 Washington 19 32 10 10 Doubles: Martineau Bunting 0(24) 51.00; P (3-4) 147,10; 1 (2Smyth. Division (FSC) d. KynochOutlaw 6.3, 7.6; 4-4) $93.60. W L I Pis. O'Grady-Moran (N) d. Jones Attendance - 2,009; Handle - Chicago 77 7111 6 Waddle 63, 61; Dove Munson New Slain 241.144. St. Louis 27 21 10 61 (FSC) d. FosterTennenbaun 6.4, F' , tens in the Southeastern Conference standings, picked up first-round with Edgewater 27 NHL Standings By United Press International 0 (1-4) 37.40: P (1-6) 123.30: 1 (I- It's The Tigers, now 10-17 after beating S ou thwest 4-4) $4140 ,, - Georgia, 79-71. for the Vill straight 4.20 Pro Hockey IBeauBob BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) been fun for the Auburn Tigers and Florida Gators while it lasts. The Tigers and Gators, bottom Evans olol), Winter Park $5, 4.00 300 Texas Luth II. SW Texas 79 2 Keno's Note West 6 Sawdusty 11.40 13.00 500 Air Force 76, So. Cob. 7 River King NW Nat 57, Chminde Hawaii 53 Q (2 4) $9.00; P (2.6) 70.50; 1' 4 IOre. Tech 69, Geo. Fox 67 4 7) 47L 20. Regis 70, Santa Fe 61 Tenthracs -3-I, A: 34:74 Wyoming 71, Nev.-L.V. 70 6JW'% Cain 36.00 15.60 560 SMastpr Mix 7.40 400 6HGH's Jeff Lake Bra mit le 's Doug I )ersh i mer took scoring honors against Mainland with 21 points but the Hues took the ga nme by an 84-56 margin. Hapless Gators Stun Vanderbilt In SEC Ntre Dme 76, DePaul 71, 2ot Qu inc y 104, Drury 71 SE Mo. St. 100, Mo..Rlia Eleventh race- 5-14,0: 31:04 1 T's Penny Sue 15.00 540 4 Vincent The deciding contest for the district title is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. and will be preceded by I 20.60 5.80 Ott the Pistons to help San number for clinching the lieatl by an elbow and i. urd"r. It may be time for Detroit to intelligence." Diego snap a 10-game road Central Division title to 11, observation at a hospital recall the Pistons. Lloyd Free poured in 16 of ling streak. Warriors 133, Nets 121) Bucks 119, Suns 110 The Pistons, who now have his 42 po ints as San Diego Celtics l), SpIn's 125 Purvis Short came off the The Bucks oulsci.rrt tht. even their on coach opened up a 32-13 lead late in Larr Bird scored six of his bench to More 14 of his .i.i Suns, 1t3-8, in the final I; I) to questioning their intelligence, the first quarter and Freeman 30 points during an 18-4 spurt points in tIM' tie the .sror.' anil .!utr second quarter continued a collision course Williams added 19 of his 31 ill the third quarter to lead as Golden State o;k'ncd a 6&49 Bridgemami scored sis I i:i with the NBA's all-time losing points in the final period o Boston to it fourth straight h;.h1ti;mc it'aci A Ne Jersey game-high 35 pomnt ill streak record Wednesday help the clippers repulse a victory. George Gervin led rally in the fourth pe riod overtime to lift Mik;oiker ti night by dropping a 129-113 late Detroit rally. San Antonio with a game- hugh [mut ed , a tough road victors decision to the San Diego De tr oit closed its deficit to 35 IMlints, Rockets 110, Bullets 9 6ers 101, SuperSiuic IS Clippers. 62-50 at halftime and Bob lIasks 116, Pacers Ill Most's Mluiit' scored ;,i Julius Erving scored LI "We never got back on MeAdou fired in 17 of hi s 34 Eddie Johnson hut a three- lk)itIts to help hIou.stomm imiove po ints and Maurice ('het'ks defense tonight," said points in the third quarter to point basket with 21 seconds into a second-plait' sealed Philadelphia's v.r Central disgusted Detroit Coach Rich spark a surge that cut San rennairung to snap;. ill-Ill tie Division tie itli San Anitonit) time ictorv WIth a pain if Adubato after the Pistons' Diego's lead to one point with and added a pair of free The Rockets' ('alvin Murphy free throws with fivt M''Od 13th straight defeat. ''We 10 minutes remaining in the throws in the final seconds as t as injured in the first remaining. It %% ,is St'attt s must have given up 40 points game. Williams then cooled Atlanta reduced its inagi. quarter hen he tas hit iii fourth loss tit five C.Iii;t: thit' deLand 51.8; 440: Bohnam (LB) 2.80 3.20 280 MarQuelle $0, Detroit 76 Q (4-I) $5.50; P (4-I) 414.00; T (4. Friday night's semi-final action will put Spruce ('reek against top-seeded Daytona Mainland at 7 :1111 p.m. while the winners of tonight's Seminole. Apopka game and the Lake hlowell-Deiand game also meet Friday night at 8::U) p.m. to determine who wi ll play in Saturday's championship game. . ,' .P- Mnkato St. 74, Smidji 61 By United Press International on Iayups - it's just a lack of 16-S ~ . )00: Gray (0)11.4; Mile: Bradov (D ) 5:20.7; 440 Relay: 632; 330 HH: Mall (LB) 502; 110: G Adolphus 77. Bethel 75 Kan. Newman 84, Pittsg 61 4 Benevolent ,.io 0(2-3) 42.20; P (23) 77.90: T 3 I ' 75. Wm. Jewell 70 De fiance 104, Urbana 71 Ninth race-$-1$, 1: 31:47 I lay-by-play announcer .Joe .Jolmnson takes to the air at 6:15 for the pre-game show with game action broadcast beginning at 7:00 p.m. The second game of the night will feature the Lake howell Silver hawks against the Deland Bulldogs at 8:30 p.m. Avila Eighth race -3-0,5: 30:45 11 'I 4'f a NW La. 79. Nicholls St. 69 Midwest 4Honky Rabbit 100 Q (3.5) 4330; P (3.5) 194.10; T (3 5-4) 1573.40. 12 Cant Irmed 1. 80, Salem 59 1740 16.20 560 Chi Crcie 49, Wayne St. 64 Stockton 04, C Meth 77 5.00 2.80 3 Jonas Jeanette I * ", 5NlteStrett ;. opening round action of the District 9 Class 4A basketball tournament. Glenville Ssventhrace - s-)g, C: 31:53 s Sanford Radio station WTRR will once again bring Tribe basketball action into Seminole High follower's living rooms. The Tribe tangles with the Apopka Blue 1)arters tonight at Mainland 111gb in the second stage of harieston 69, Concord 60 5&Elkins $2. W.Va. Tch 40 IiHighway Agent 3.40 2.90 41.60 4_17 . South Bluefield 66, W.Va. Wslyn 37 Sixth race - S-iL A: 31:40 On The Air Tonight -- Fourth race -S-)$, 0:31:45 RR's Charlie 7.20 510 340 Two Timing 5.00 3.20 Everlastin Love 4.00 0(1.4) 19.40; P(1.4)64.50; T () 4.2) 244.40. Filthrace-3-$,C: 39:3) FlightAttendant 15.60 4.00 3.60 lJoyful Spirit 300 3.00 3 Sheer Finish Q (1.4) 14.00; P (1.4) 96.00; T (1 4-3) 333.00. a - Southeastern First Round Florida 72, Vanderbilt Auburn 79, Georgia ;i East Coast First Round LaSalle 70. Temple 62 St. Joseph's 70, Hofstra 59 Lafayette SO, Rider Bucknell 76, Delaware 65 Carolinas Conference First Round High Point 61, Pfeiffer s4 NCCAA Div. Ill Playoffs Marion 104, Mt Vernon Nat District 12 NAIA Northern 96, Mount Marty 01 East Alfred 16, Ithaca 71 D0wlg 66. C.W. Post 62 Kg's Pt. 0), Pratt 56 Rochester 79, Hmltn Coll 69 Union 75, R P1 61 tn 336.40. k , 5 Nyanza . Basketball - 54. LAKE BRANTLEY 156): Luce 2, Laughlin I, [)arila 1, Hobbs I, MeGurvey 6, hays 10, Moths 2, Dershinmer 21, Knight 5, Sevor 4, Totals: 19 18-25 56, DAYTONA MAINLAND tSli: Smith 10, Prince 13. Harris 15, Henry20, Cooper 10, Payne 4, Morris 4, Sheffield 10. Totals 35 14-23 84. college • V , Fighting -Seminole r i. Henry canned 20, Harris netted 15, Larry Prince added 13. Piston Streak Headed Wrong Way - ,1Y:,41 ,.",1_-! ____ Thursday, Feb. 2$, 1980-7A Lyman Swimming Pool. Lunch will be served to athletes and volunteers. The estimated time of completion is between land 2 p.m. The public is Invited to attend the entire program. Robert Feather, Chairman of the Seminole County School Board, will be the Master of Ceremonies. The Sanford Optimist Club will provide the timers for the Track & Field Events. Lynn Stevens will direct the Swimming Events. Leo LeBeaux, Pastor of the Longwood Bible Baptist Church, will give the Invoestlon, The Sanford Junior Woman's Club will decorate the stadium and provide "huggers" (persons who hug the athletes after the races and congratulate them); Coca-Cola and McDenald's Hamburgers will provide lunch for the athletesand volunteers, Spec ymg cfor Seminole Coun are sponsored by the Seminole County Association for Retarded Citizens, P.O. Box 4004, Lake Mary, 32746. 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A. - - - - . . -. -S •W• .1 St4; I . -, •', S -* I ' •'. - - Free instruction In English usage and communication ski lls is available at Seminole Community College for all adults For additional incall the college at 323-1450.- JOAN MADISON - jng ' Married - . ' .. . ------• - Engagement and wed. ding forms are available at the Herald office to an. nounce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs if a picture is de. sired with the announcemern. i Forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. ,, \\\' . , La 4, . . , '' - ' 4.' . -............ SANFORD 322-3524 SANFORD PH. 322-2353 to to come to --. she has a car, and even though I no longer have a 8-toSjob, Itiave plenty to keep rne busy and don't apprecia te running other people's errands. The last time this happened, I said, "I would like to be invited er here just once and not be asked to rim any ov Well, I haven't heal'd from her since and Imiss her, Should I call and apologize? MINNIE DEAR MINIM Nit salcu tM oiwt I ARRPA Lia*esi. J L FLORI DA iI Naturalizer DUPNI.$I I V. a is in ØP I 219-220 E. FIRST ST. READY-MADE I DEAR ABBY: A woman! work with conies to work drunk periodically. She's nice when she's sober, but when she's drunk she's rude to clients, uses foul language and is very obnoxious to the rest of us. We have covered up for her so far, but it's really ,,,.ttlnt, inn ,ni.,.h h gut Al I realize that alcoholism is DEAR VOTE: Risk being an illness and that this woman told to mind your own needs help, but I'm afraid if! business, and tell her anyway. suggest it she will tell me to Anyone who needs drink mind tity own business, lace the day serious She gets a good salary, but trouble. You and your coon those days when she's workers do her no favor by drunk she isn't able to do her covering up for her. The poor woman needs job. job. What should I do? grips VOTE FOR SOBRIETY with her problem now. Alcoholism never gets better, not does it go away without treatment. It just gets worse. Let her know that you care by urging her to seek help through Alcoholics Anonymous. They're in yo ur directory. DEAR ABBY: I am a 62year-old woman who recently decided on an early retirement, although I'm in good heal th. I ha ve a frie nd my age who is still worki ng. She began calling me several times a week to come and have dinner with her. Just as I am about to leave after dinner she loath me down with half a dozen boxes, several books,etc. She says, ,You have IN more time than I have now, so I hope you won't mind taking these shoes to the shoe repair, dropping these books at the library, and returning this blouse for credit." 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Months later I ended, I didn't go home and got a letter from a captain, my father had the police looking for me." They foun d M father threw a fit" • " ii • being aUle her sitting on the hood of a car reca auis l a aug h experience, parading through to. She was holding an American "My father was very strict, flag-celebrating. If you were engaged and your Rose Hanna, left, helps Afaf F. Al Ilazemi of Saudi Arabia learn English. girl watchers when you're in a swimsuit by Rose Marie Reid! Treated POSTS 3 cu ft . bag. . Each I - With Coupon (((((( 11(1111 smst.pease 119 I J) - IjIjE1M1TJ4i[.JuII.1 1 She helps whoever needs help. That's kind of hard, Sometimes she has diiferent students from many different countries," explains lab technician Mrs. Diane Osepchook, who praises Mrs. Hanna for her skill of working with the students. "She has helped a lot of students so much. She doesn't get to s ta y with them too long because they graduate. I can't say enough good things about he r," Adding to her praise was Manuel Bolanos. "She's been a lot of help to US. I believe we couldn't have made it without the volunteers. ( Other RSVP volunteers are Sylvia Favota and Ursules Doane. "It's hard to find teachers for this kind of work," continues Bolanos. "The volunteers, because of their patience and compassion, are to establish rapport with the students, and that is about 50 percent of the job." Mrs. Hannah admits that she looks forward to the hours she spends at the college. Always a hard worker, she finds that she's happier when busy. "I've worked hard since I was 14," says the retiree. "I worked In World War I In a defense plant making hand grenades. I told them I was All men are [ I (•D.f M4.cP. 6 K I I 99 I P .JL_. Re Price (!heez) ... 3.3 9 - Limit 5. please I IAlimik mwl AJ vvvrIu lb :viuny LU" It 5 9UU 9 wedd ng K 4 K 8' panels. - . 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Nor from traveling, But by helping foreign students at Seminole Cornmunity College's ESOL Program (English for Sp eakers of Other languages.) Twice a week the 78-yearold Retired Senior Volunteer from Altamonte Springs boards the RSVP van that transports her into the world at many languages. In a small classroom on the college campus, the sprightly volunteer helps bewildered, sometimes frightened, students students and adults lear n the English language. And as she aches them, she herself learns. The language? It matters t. Students from Columbia, kudi. Arabia, Puerto Rico, Ylet Nain, Iran... Mrs. Hanna helps them all. "I only speak Arabic," she says, explaining that she doesn't have to have a command of the Indi vidual's language to help them learn English. Using [lash cards and a dictionary, the volunteer has the students rapidly learning the language of their new country. Thursday, Feb. 21,1 980-1 B 8x 10 Color Portrait for S&* - -S.'--S - I All ages welcome babies, adults, and families. Choose from our selection of scenic and color backgrounds. We'll select poses, and additional portraits will be available with no obbaticn. Satisfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. - cftj6fl, 'sl) THu FRi. SAT. 22' 3-I SUN. 3-2 MON. 33 DAY: 10 AM-I PM SUNDAY: 12111 PM HIGHWAY 1742 First subject 884.Adtional subjects S1,OQeoch Bockgrounds may occosiondily change. Remember, chdcken must be accompanied by a parent DAYS ONLY: AT AIPOIT SOULEVAID SMFUD - *ONE SP E CIAL PER PERSON p. r '- . -- --..-- * .'j•1 . �I '-' - . .-. .' .- .•--.- • . ' ,• . - . . . . Th -. + , • , - •. - - - 1'' 2$-Ieg Ha$d, Sanfoid, Ft. Thursday, Feb. 2$, tPSO ___________________ ______________________ 1$-InIsd n_Houses _______________________ 41 Unfurnished ______________ - Machinists TV ' Tor IIGHrs CLASSIFIED SemInole 1 111'IURSDAY I 11:30 •c4jTowsoPn' Host: Johnny ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ HOGAN'SHEROES • pwg Carson. Guests: James 35)TOMANDJPY (l)OM'AS'H Gslway, Charlie Callas, Robert 5:30 -_ OO )0D0 NEWS 4 (10) EARTH, SEA AND SICY "Glaciers" 10)MRAOGERS( Blake RayJohnson. ____________________ of 6:30 @)NSCNEWS (5)OcseNEws (SASCNEWS ___________________________ (1!) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt Bee, summoned for jury duty, disagrees with fellow jurors °1 her first case. •(!)CTIYROADS HEALTH (DO SUNRISE (17) SOS NEWHART Bot is flOnpiussed when his pecked patient asserts himsel with far-reaching cnsequenc. es. Ci)FACETHEMUSIC Ci) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE C7)?JOKER'S WiLD Q( 5)usoo (7)0 •TOOAY (i)0 MORNING NEWS (17) COLLEGE sMIcri. BALL "ACCQuarteq Finals" DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA 7:30 a1j(35)HEP.cuLoios (i)flC TAC DOUGH (53• THE NEWLYWED (1o?sEUMES'IP1'(R) 17Fuwh4ou5E 5_ GAME (DO DIALOGUE Host: Bill Nelson. - - 7:30 (4J TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA jj (35)BuLjp, PIowrlght.(Part2of2) 800 100 (5)OCAPTMP(A$QAROD (.4) SUCK ROGERS IN THE (TD(35)NEWZOO REVUE 25TH CENTURY Buck travels (10)OvER EASY to an orbiting gambling pita(12)(17)LEAvEITTONAvV1 diii to rescue a kidnapped girl •(.4)TOOAYINFLORIOA FLORiDA (5)0 MECE DOUGlAS (DO MOVIE (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY Q(17)LUCY$HOW g4 ,$ _____ flj)(35)FAMILYAFPAIR 0(10) 1ATIONA PRO. ________ GRAIIUING IIn- •(4)CAROSHARK$ tiers at a veterans' hospital. (fl)(35)P1LCLUS (17)uovlI 10'.30 S (.4) HOLLYWOOD Bllh)'s ,, (5)• $ILJPI, utage to when his latest film becomes a (5)5 CU NEWS (DO SARNEY MILLER (35) 0OLLlQ_1 BASKET. - r,j r BASKET- BALL. "ACCOuarterFinals" (DOFA&*.YFIUG (DSIOAP Jessica has es' first date since kicking Chester out; Burt decides to run for siterllf and the Major kidnaps AFTERNOON 11:00 - 5(4) CHAIN REACTiON (IiS(7)5 iW ffD(35)lLovIs.ucY 0(10) SOHTIAI, pp,. ____ ______ threoJuiess busboys, ftij. ngthsyareeples. 0(10) CAMERA mm "Fats M American - OMMUINO 0(17) MO((CONT'O) Original" lbs New York cast of the Broadway hit "Ain't MIehafie" salu..es 51* greet ____ lt.ao • ()5 IS SEARCH FOR TOMOR. WUU ffi) FOR THE CHILD'S 0000 Bob Rogers ,. ., - - - reports on seiveral of the laciIi. OUTSIDE SOLICITORS EARN TOP COMMISSIONS HOURS FLEXIBLE Call BobLovenbury ClrcuiationManager E.g. ____________________________________ REALTY WORLDS REALTORS 2110 Sanford,ve. I __________________________________ - iii 64A U Hr.. I' .. 41-Houses ______________________________ Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified Ad. 790 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 567.3651 The Real Estate AgenCy Inc., Realtors SANFORD 3 BR, 1 8, ref & )IUVV, u,uw ma assume 5~ Own.r 831.2542. ________________________ buyers. Ne homes with 43-Lots-Acreage (DSCIIUUNYOLM ) )sONpvL RenalssW,ai NICE BUILDING LOT 70'x130' COUNTY, CLOSE IN. $3500 ___________________ excellent salary full benefIts. well established company, - Equal Opportunity Employer. nn to at.. - - Engineering, 600 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary, Fl, 32716. Workers needed for cabInet prodoctive person who can do high quality work. Will find good pay, good working at Mr. Muffler. Paid vacations, Hoapitallza. havekfloWledgeoftoOl$,APPIV Gentry Manufacturing Co. Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. ia.m..3p.m.M.F. 3224733or322.03$2 _____________________ LegalNotice $66 for appointment. ' I1 $52900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Dsvision of Maior J Deceased NOTICE OP - $$ $ STRIKE IT RICH AAA EMPLOYMENT $ACCT. CLERKS Fastlun&tabusous.onlyw.yto de.a'io. is POSiflelt. $AUTOPART$MIR$ Exp. w-cat.logue, 5211 wIt, + comm. Run dsWt walk. SCABINUT INSTALLERS Cup. (Whirred. Mon. tiwu Fri., super pay wralses. IMAINTSPIANCE$ Gin, pool & mimI. knowledge, Enloy sunshine $PAINTUS$ c W.lnteslorl exterior $4 hr Pa4st I, your Iseerts desire. :* -.. - O(17)PJIWS -SI ' _____ 'AT 01015101 'prIM's filing Powsr. What + TRAL HEAT AIR, DBARY AREA. $31,100. __________________________ Mien you, place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because somathing wQndfj is aaeut tO happen. MarIne Motors Installers Inbeerd. outboard, 2 men rIght away. Study work, Cobla Beat Co. IN Silvir Lake Road, i. Off ice - - LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT 1 AIR, MANY EX TEAS. 119,910, 323-5114 Your future i, $$$ ****** OUINEWE$TOFPIC( INLAKEMARY OPININGMARCH 155 Positions for 2 associates. Call for Confidential iMervlew. PRICK! & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC. REALTOR 'We buy your equity, close in 24 h... AWARD REALTY, INC. _ + - I I - WiiIbuylstl2fldmottgegu.We blip- m•ke Mat Estate + - ---- ____ ____ ____ r £1IN CROCEITT .e., ____ ____ - . - ____ ______________________ '•••• 14A 4 PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE WITH TERMS AND WE HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. PVIII .. U! 5iW1. 4t. Black & Decker weed trimmer, extra line, nearly new $30. Black & Decker 16" Edge trimmer $15. 2 heavy duty electric cords $3 each. 373. 1614, 103 E.Airport Blvd. + ___________ ___ the gornJng 5Ijlfy Of Iu 5751Jlng .gi,pl,ypu., gI enable the clerk to mall one copy and City f $uMrL P*IIs and the Supplementary lnstraictlens to ° Personal rsprsseuwative. CHAR LII WILLIAM DULA, pevisisiss Of said C All pitsins Werestid lvi 5115 HuManl. 111, Sldders fir mere infsrmauess Pisrida Statuses. istate to wham a copy ii this NOTICE OP SUIT ragw* is Nile UICTllN 3 If any sloths Alge5le is caRed s . NeliceolAdmluulstratlentsas bees TOt CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA or p•ç Of a , mailed are rsquwed, WITHIN Reels 2. Oss in . * ____ schedule *, Piselts --lf *00 telrMvur will be THEE! MONTHS FROM TN! of this itsinc. prams YOU ARE HERESY Invalid, unlawful or em (WSSelWUifiprt4ldcei4.ii&,, DATE OF THE FiRST ___ AN0TI SS5 $OflIAMOFJSANNII LAST OP TNt ILO (1) SISILISNORT I 'Imal Ajilmals _____ - The Nunlsd" NOTE. _____ 15*0 - 1) _____ too ____ ____ '. ____ _____ ______ ______ *37009 . .. - - Paul I. AsdIs, Dcseud Estatu of M.j.ri. i. *i.t by Afty. Iriishy S. Carter, guardian of tb. property of Mailorl. Albirtis. AN TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON tOrmerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st SI., 3225742 Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet, remodeling. All Work guar, Free Est, 331 6165. - C.t'ancTll, SER V ICES UNLIMITED HomeRepair&Remodeling 2lhrs. 3220711 - Make room in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classif lea Ad. Call a friendly ad.taker at 33226)1 or 53)9993. MEINTZER TILE mew or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Eap. 169.1562. _____________ _________ Tile floors installed NEW&REPAIR $30 llI3att6 reeEsl. "SPECIAL" Low Rates This Week Only Free Estimate%63l.00,O GWALTNEY JEWELER 201S. Park Ave. 3226509 TO BE SOLD Lawn& Landscathig '-:' ____ ____ ____ Dressmaking ATPUBLICAUCTION ____ 5it.,Mit,LlN$$1$s.m. 64 Laala.a DrIve- Lake Mary Estates Delary, Pla. - We have been commissIoned by the attorney to sell all of Ihe peceonal belongIngs - piece by piece - to the highest bidder on this ebove dale & tIme. lou will fInd thIs a vary Out$t$fldin sale *Itti the finest qualIty of fj. nI.liIns. • Alterations, Dressmaking :epTlFleDLAwN ILANDSCAPING FR FE ESTIMATES 327-7903 - ____ maple Is*oem set, $ pc. secflsed ds,oapefl, a pe. u - :, sad taliss 5. ultee IskIe, 7 radIus's, limed eek IakIe, skerrytable, U" isaisie iili, TV, tail. I Ness' lengs, maple Setsk, steM deck. piimlas, 4 pc. timid wk dIalog teen set wla Srsek*set skIs. caliase, a ar_TIIII.gWy estee, ir' ps,t. TV, ses'_sr wale, NE eeraee, 4 dr skeet, parlskie ty,,..,,$ 5. stead, lies steel, 1J.i_t_,4 easy skiS, stobil lamp Salle, pictures,Isr,s assert. el leaSe, piassi a cli.,, Wtc a btac,hugad, maleam,__ekeS,$lgsrelastic ____ Saturday • March 1 • 11:00 AM 333.0707 fWSII Whatever the occasIon, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one _soon. ___ ____ 5!$MtLTV!j,. ST. JOHNS RIVER PARK • PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE ' PRIVATE ROADS • UTILITIES • ZONED A-I • 4 MILES ST. JOHNS RIVER & CANAL FRONTAGE • LAND OWNERS ASSN. ____ nimaI Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, Off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 337.5737. ___ ______ s*s elite,lumr, unnlluren, eu... llllerpIsalc lade, TV Sells,I,,delr siltee, 7pc,. Sea piNE est $ k..sdrsde 505, lime ,. 05el liselbo ____ __ ___ ____ _____ NOsnifli ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ____ _____ _____ ''' - Oreonng & So_srdIi scales, elests a, limes, tall., ,tia Malts, me dolsil desk I skiS, skIN's cr15, pIdurj*aàes, mines's, esmer Sells, It" a Se" Ikig is'S ssai., iu. a vases, Emiss utmells. pu I peas, dIastle ad, ilsade,, eleses, eves, slr, settee maSer, itsibli miser, daJ.j _s, .I.U. '--- ' ___________________________ • sulttaaaa. ev*iSe rack. several emil east's-ass. 'wapsr,balirsam - -___ - 'ywali, Ceilings, and Walls ipair.d. Ru. & Comm. demodel I Additions. Calil3l.53PPo562.0136 ____ ____ '. '' Drapes, Upholstery _______ I - LIthCSpjflg clock Repair personal b.hnghgs and real estate ____ !SE-UN elF. issi. Aei.iv ,,, they may have that challenges the filed siskot Veil lad you lii Home Repair I _____ .- IsautyCare ____________________________ P5515th site -Terms cask Dey ii Site. wslidIty, hess or ofloct II any rate of fuasy.i at S 373250, Household Furislsliktgs ____________________ •: ________ ________________________ OLUMN$, 3MiiaiiWs UIWUFIIIIJ.Jd en Lake Ma. Jail 1.. Of Airpeef Sled. in $745 Sterling Silver, OrIental Rugs, Antiques-Oriental Rugs Music Boxes -Slot machines Bridges AntIques, 323.2501 AllSlzeTarpeullns ARMYNAVYSURPLUS 3loSanfordAve.332.1791 ' ____________________ _____________ 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER p1295 t1s ANTIQUE ESTATE Moving Sale Fri. 1 Sat. 9:00. Mar. quette Ave. Follow signs. ___________________________ ___________ _____ _________________________ 1395 Cash 322 4132 WE BUY USD I- uRP4ITUR a APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3225721. cAmlIIae .... - Prime St. Johns River Frontage I 1973 VW.412 __________________________ Lg. window AIr Cond.; shallow well pump; car top carrier; claw.foot bath tub: toIlet; roll, away bid; bench car seat, make offer 333.747 aft 5:30. BROKER - '. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Mulil. cri -. 105W. 21st St. between Oak & Park.ApplIances Imisc.10.5. + 559 Plants. allkinds,$l&up. 705W. lIt St. 321.0995 I ___ 2995 20SF. 25thSt.3230951. - SEIGLER REALTY -.- A-OK TIRE 322-7430 NEW TIRES$19.19& UP 24%) French Ave. Sanford We buy used furniture FURNITURE I. THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 3236593 WE EIUY USED FURNITURE, APPI lANCES & PLUMBING furniture,Refrig., stoves, money In your waileti ________________ ________ Wanted to Buy 100 Hays Dr. 373.3172 _________________________ _______ Cars Removed ' 1976 Honda 360T 3100 ml., fairing luggage bag. Disc brakes & eI start. Good cond., $600. 323-9355. -_- ________________ Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 323. ____ WAGON 78-Motorcycles - _____ __________________ CHOICE FROM 54,500 ____ . 1 Pony I y.arsoldslOo. l0DucksS2each. YardSaie-Tp,urs.a, Fri. _____ high as an elephant's eye. Place ______ 67-Livestock-Poultry ____________ $25; Oak porchrockers, $29.95; - _______________________ - niture, FRONTAGE NEAR CAR. eoe ________ . - - Slde-by-fde refrIgerator, 573; picnic table, w2 benches $30; -_ 1977 PACER ____________________ ______________________ BROKER 2439S.MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 3371577 3210440 J+_ 1973 Case Tractor Model $55 Likenew Cond,, $6,995 372-6793 -. - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale .SEIGLER REALTY __ --. $595 4DR. _________________________ I • - tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando 422.2976. MUST SELL I 15,500 Window Air Cord., excellent cord. $173, * __--.-- BARGAINTV's Why pay more? HERO'S TV S.SanfordAve 323 1734 TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over $700. Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments Si700month Still in warranty, Will deliver. Call '- I III BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,111, MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK I . aSoki ?OCEITT a ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. ROOM, Wa BATH. ORIGIN. ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFF ER. 121,100, 5-.. -. . 47-A--Mortgss Bought &l I fl 1Mc anniir DDfl -. -. ••SSSeSiSis•ss.s 1973 DODGE BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 322.1624; 312446Q Ilar PaId for lunk & Used bc, cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 337.59Q ------- -- .--- _______________________ ,50011 - 77-Junk _______ 62-A---Farm Equip. 53-1V.Radio-Ste,eo - GARAGE SALE AOKTIRE 3227430 Shocks 51.95-Heavy Duty $6.95 New Balteries $29.95 2413 French Ave., Sanford ______________ _______ ____________________________ TV repo 19" Zenith. Solo orig. $493.75 bal. $153.16 or $17 mó Agent339 53*4._ Good usedlV's, $251, up MILLERS eh.322.0352 26l9OrIandoDr. vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 3724741 + tL32222 . _______________________ SPANISH 2 STORY-2,300 sq ft house on over ½ sore for ovily 502 WA r . .PI T VV? SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US. WE HAVE BUYERSI UST MAKE PAVMENTS-'69 t '73 models. Call 339-9100 or 8)1 4605 (Dealer) Looking for a mob? The Classified Ads will help you findthatiob. YELLOW SANC) Call Clark & Hirt 373 7S.E _____ t'lwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Deytona Beach. will hold a putlic AUTO AUCTION every Ttsesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's Se only one in Florida. You set The reserved price. Call 904.735. $311 for further details. NEWI USED BATTERIES Will buy Iunk Auto Batteries Best Price.Majo, Credit Cards BATTERY SHOP 323.9114 101W. 27th St. -- - ) DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION 76-Auto Parts __________________________ _____________________ _____ 47-Real Estate Wanted $9900 EATIN KITCHEN WITH . , 1973 Chevy Paneled Van Partly customized 332.5342 aft. 5. ORGAN-Gulbransen 2 keyboards and pedals, $630 - _____ --____________________ 2½ ACRES NEAR LAKE Under appraisal at $359001 I i"ri 2565 .w., ,... OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN UPSALA TO $7,500 CASH OR TERMS. Stop In tOdi', Ial. 9iSFroncIiAve. (COT. *$I&FrenphAye,) -- In Sanford, Fl. QualIfied pp. pilcants must have two-man ,,_ -. .J yi• T --y., age & have a mlvi. of 2 yr, over the road .*.. g & a proven safety req'd requIred. Interested applicantsplsas,r,plyto Best 4, co The EvenIng Herald, P.O. Best 1W, Sanford, Fl. 32771. EOE M.F, SEAT 2 or 3 BR, OWNER WILL FINANCE 1g. weII.constructed2BRhoqneon ANYTIME S ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL. ING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $25,500. LOTS OF LOTs, AREA OF FINER HOMES NEAR SANORA. TAKE YOUR PICK.57,SOOEACH. ref., d.w, disposal & landscap. ed yd. 532,90011 3222420 DERN , POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ lATH, FORMAL. DINING ROOM,FIREPLACE,EAT.IN toranewovefftwroadprlvate '- Sanford's Sales Leader CAN'T BE HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO DRIVERS ____ . 75-A-Vans - The Best Buy In 'towt - A low Classified Ad. Parts. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 te. Ref. rs,'po. 16 cu ft f.1.t Orig. $329, now $205 or $19 mo. Aain 339-5336 ____________________________ _____________________ _______________________ - SI ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000. COUNTRY ½ ACRE- Newer 31R, C.HS,A. w.w cpt., ,Ig Patio, rose garden & low cash to mtg. 145,90011 - 71 AMC Hornet 1 dr, 6 cyl. Auto, PS. new tIres $675. 862-7606 aft 3. . Plumbing supply busIness + real estate & inventory. $143,000. W. Malic*owski, REALTOR. 322.7953. 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. 28, split plan, huge kit., formal DR, fenced yd w.trees, 534,50011 - _____________________ NUESESAIDE Part Time Realtors/ MIS 323-5774 24 Hrs. JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, lB home in Sunland w.sc. patio, FL rm., slec. F1', new kit & iandsca.d specious yd.l BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours fpr $42000 CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF, 46-CommercialProperty 4 PLUS ACRES WOODED. R0AD F RON T AG E DELTONA AREA. $12,700. Inc. Realty, shaded lotI A buy for *36,7501 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FR ESH KENMORE WASHIER __________________ ______________________ Harold Hall SUPER 3 BR, lB home in Sunland w.your own pool 1 patiol OR, ww carp., new -'-- 5CR EEN PORCHES, AP. PLIANCES, GOOD CON. DIT1ON, WALK DOWN TOWN. $33,050 1310 per thousand for envelopes Free. BLW.EH P.O.' Box 13337A, Orlando, Fla. 3a0P. M'.mt have muffler shop exp and __________________________ IN RE: ESTATE OF ' 3229283 -- + MUFFLER MAN (1) BRAKE & FRONT END MAN 1) . IF THIS ISTHE DAY tobuya vies car, iii today's Classified adt for best buys. 1-800-821-5642 ________________________ down by unit sIze. 24 HOUR BARY AREA. 15 WOODED ACRES. $31,500. $-Rssnn ' -------,- organ. Like new, inc. books, $630. Orig. 51.200. 323.3300. Washer repo. GE c1elue model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short time. Bal.$1$9.14or$19.35mo. ,-- Casselberryl Great starter ____________________ ___ - Pipper Hammond auto cord Push button controls, has caro usel, sl,il ui -wdrrdnly. Originally $649, assume pay, mints of $21 mo Agent 339. 1316 1BR,1B,allappl. InclW&() approx. 770 sq. ft., jcfe storage, pooi & club house, assum, first or owner will consIder terms. $27,000.. Orlando 277.1795. _____________________ home on lovely corner lotI C. HIA, w'w carpet a, morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $27,500. ________________ __________________ Orlando Sanford munitles are tress time is readuing if said g claimed. IItl* claim is AOl yet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Ii' 3711377 3310640 antW to residents and prsppy ThIs rslect Is subh.ct to the due, the date when it will become TN! ____ ____________________ __________________ U*NTIINTN JUDICIAL elWliIi of the CIty of $d, l5'4lngp.silts Of due shall be staled. If the claim is 3, Of IN AND POE Florida, and as are further NeuSlflg 01W Urban OiveIepmopW Contingint or unhiquidsied, the _____ UV preul In chapter Iii, Florid, Act of 110$. AR bidders will be nature of the uncertainty ll be SEMI MOLE, COUNTY, 11115(1 ________________________ ____________ lathes, and shall further be required to COmply wEts ass Al. Mated. II the claIm is secured. the * S 0ak 5411003 N1iCM14 b4ed Ii flu rspp15j50li of tirmitive Adim ,,avi s, . Ieawfty shall be descrIbed. The SLIM BUDGETS ARE (L'DIU DOCTORS AS TNt WORLD ____ ware the cilturi ideas 015110 TURNS - - Pianos a, organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 322.4103. 2202 French MICROWAVE 41A-COndOITdnlwm Foi'SalS rIgiws and rIvllspes aput ks their .o.rt. in 111k. In the, agent or attorney, and flu amount India aluenosm of cuuswv at. as sLIM is as . - -- _..,___ _______________________________ _____________________ with payments $2501 under to qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1.293-9471. Just Listed 2 BR, 18 home in 0 TOLL FREE ++ Murcotts,Nave$s, Loch Arbort Pool 1 Patio, C. HIA, DR, eat.in kit, FR & much more, SOP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just IIALTY We need an aggressIve corn. patent secretary to work with a great sales team. Excellent working condltfon. if you are fast and accie-ate with typIng and shorthand, can work with savet'aldepartmentsand maet ________________________ clientswell In person and over Light hand assembly help the telephone, Call Janice at needed, Days I afternoons. __________________________ + 9-GOOd 32726, Secretary -Sanford Area Will babysit in my home. Will pick up I deliver anytIme attar noon. Ph. 373.2043 aft 1 p.m. . ______ t_ + __________________________ monthly payments under $750 Lowdown p4yments. 322-37 LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 KnowtnsRealty Inc. STE N STRO IVI 23.41 S. FrsnchAve. 322.0321 - 373-6061 or eves. 3234517 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFOID REALTOR _ 4 pct. Interest to qualified MIS. sys w-CB. AC, very good cond, $4,600 or best offer 322 1353. _______________________ ______________________ REALTOR '16 Futura. 6 cyl. PS. PB, stereo 323 0143. ___________________ size hotel.motel bed dine. VerY clean, $11.95 ea. Pc. ______________________________ Used full ______________________________ cSalvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 3321771 Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle 52-Appliances it with a want ad. + One Owner 1916 Toyota I dr Station Wagon. 4 spd, 322 8971 between 6 & 9 p.m. to appreciate. Bargain price. I Bicycles: 1. 26" Ladies, 1- 26" Mens, $45 each. 2 BOys, $25 each. 105 W. 1st St., 321.0995. _____________________________ _______________ + 323 7831 701 S. French ___________ ___________________ - WE BUY CARS 15' Travel Trailer, kit. eqpt. overhead bunks, sleeps 6. See 58-Bicycles __________________________ ------ _______________________ . _,,..321.O7S ----- Build io Suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 2351245 _______________________- for Sale '77 Chrysler Newport 73.000mi 12.375 365 5250 75-Recreatl'onal Vehicles ___ -' '67 Plymouth slant 6 Valiant. AC, radio, heater, auto. no rust inspected until 680. $395 705 W. 1st. 32)0996 A low - cost Classified Ad. 2927 Hwy. 17.97 Sanford. Fla. 32711 _______________________________ ______ _ - 26loSanfordAye 80-Autos ROBSON MARINE ___ _________________ The Best Buy In Town _________________ __________________ ____________________ M. Unsworth Realty _______________________________ Johnson & trailer, $550. 116 W. Woodland Drive, 322.0435. ______________________ Why buy used? New brond narn BATEMAN REALTY ' _____________________ 162SOSOaft 9:30p.m. sp_noo .''" 15' Fiberglass Boat, 35 hp + . 556 S. Woodland Blvd. Right on Hwy. 17-92 DeLAND, FLORIDA 904-734.2999 _________________________ Allpricedtoseli If you are having diffiulty lindinç box springs & mattresses at 20 l's easy to place a Classified Ad a place to lIve, car to,drive, a pCi. above dealers cost. Twin We'll even help you word it. lob, or some service you have full size, queen 5. king. Jenkins Call 322-2611. _______ + need of, read all our want ads Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. every day. W. Garnett White o,si. Req. Real Estate Broker . Pool Table Cue Sticks JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. & other accessories 107W. Commercial 3fl.l6dlattSp.m. Phone 322-7881, Sanford ____________________________ ___________________________________ ' Ideal retirement or startIng. 2 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call for more details. ".: REAL ESTATE BraSer _____ ct,) _____________________ 1 acre plus w-old home. Zoned dupiues, city water & Super location $33,000. Stereo. Chairs. Lamps - ________ _______ _________________________ 3,80*179, Sanford, Fl., 32771. _______________ YNIL + MORRIS Tidecraft 14' Fiber float, Highland Trailer, Merc. 20 hp stick steer, Ray Jefferson locator, Canvas cover. See 1911 Chase Ave. Ph. 323.0019 _________________________________ _____________________________ 2435'.. S French (17 92) Sanlord 323 5324 MailresumetoBethjones,Rt. ' 0) THU ASCENT OF MAN H. Ernest ________ 55-Boats & Accessories _________________________ ____________________ 6'/3 acres for only $16,300. Very good terms. Osteen. It's easy to place a Classified Ad + We'll even help you word it. Call 37276)1 TERMS OF SALE: CASH -VISA.MC Auct, Wayne Blecha ____________________ Groomer, kennel worker, avis. cust. clerk (1 person). - ______ ___ IMMEDIATELY A DUPLEXII NEW 3 BR, 18, & 3 BR, 2B, models from ONLY $59900 Low 11.5 pct. interest assumable with $13,900 down GREAT TAX SHELTER with EXCELLENT RETURN ON iNVESTMENT. Call todayl Martha V. MikIer REALTOR for t'eal estat. licensees who want real value In a marketing program. We're now enterIng Into an expansion program In Florida and have open Ings for licensed brokers and salespersons In the Sanford area, To get de. tails, take a minute and NEED - •()DAYS OP OUR LIVES •TI11 YOUNG $ * BUY AGENCY UPJOHN HEALTH CARE blk w-wh chest & toes & brn legs. Longwood Markham Rd. "TOES". Collar No. - too . GROVES - off of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand ..ew t bedding sets onlyl Free local nitw'e Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford.37217" 197$ SInger Futura Fully auto, repessessed, used very short ssn. bal. Sill or $31 mu. A.nt 339•$3$, RANCHES MOUNTAINS of merchandise -. ' - - MOVING SALE: Sat., Mar. I, 9:00 am. Lake Reservoir (near Seminole High). Maple BR suite, upright freezer, dbi. bed w extra firm matt.. cedar chest and more. Call 323 1107 alt 4:30. -- ________________________ __ 5)010K VAN DYKI 17 NOV11 REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE F'es_ 349_ 5400 322-1959 IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home with new carpet. New energy saving • CHA with assumable 5½ pct. mortgage or refInancIng priced at $43,900. Must see to appreciate. 1 yr. warranty. atBEATINFLATION** UN lIED FARM LIVE-IN COMPANION -" WRYAN'IHOPE STEMPER AGENCY ', - Lake front living is avail. in this 4' acre estate. 38R, 48 w guest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. - 51-Household Goods --- 1974 Chevy Sub 34 ton Pick-up, set up as a tow vehicle, many 33.500 or best extras, reasonable offer. 322 1904 Refinishing shop w-dispiay rm. going Out of business. Refinished antiques + TV's, used turn., collectibles, misc., tbl saws, sanders, sprayers, water cooler, window, silver tea set & 36" Delta wood lathe wattachments. INSPECTION FROM 1:30A.M. ____________________ ________________________ we specialize mort, at 7 + ____________________________ LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 2B, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio, _____________________ . 5--. - -- -. . 2 BR, 20, Condo, KIt equipped, move in today for $33 990 Save Gas-mive into this (like new), 3 BR. 78 home, central BE A 1.1 T I F Ut COUNT R Y PROPERTY - 17 acres, 4 Bdrm,2Baths,fenced,7wells, farm tractor & mower, 1 yr. warranty, $44,950. ____________________________ NURSES AIDES3ton; 11 to? __________________________ _____________________ - ____________________ ________________ ____________________ HOME CAREHOSPITAL STAFF + - - + SERVING ORANGE AND. OR SEMINOLE COUNTY .... "'jj TO ALL PERSONS HAVING speciflcatlonsmus$bepaldonffils CLAIMS OR DEMANDS prolect. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE All bIdders are hereby notifIed AND ALL OTHER PERSONS that they must affirmatively enINTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: sure that in any contract entered YOU ARE HEREBY into pursuant to this ad. NOTIFIED that the ad. vertliement, Miviority Business ministration of the estate of Enterprises will be afforded fuil PhyllIs L. Comer, deceased, FIle opportunity to submIt bids as sub Number l042.CP, is pending n the described proppuly skilled contractors, or as supplier, of Circuit Court for Seminole Co ,nty, SemInole County, FlorIda. be -. materials, or services, and wIll not Florida, Probate Division, ihe the same I$ hereby annexed _i made a part of Ihe City of Sanford, be discriminated agaInst on the address of whIch is Setnitole Florida,pursuanttotheveluntary el'otxds of race, color, religion, County Courthouse, Probttq annexatIon provisions of Section sex or natlonel origin in con. Division, Sanford, Florida 37'/71. slderatlon for award. The personal representatIve Of the 171.041, FlorIda Statutes: In accordance with Executive estate Is Bonnie L. Corner, whose Lot $6, less the East 100 feet address is 51$ Pecan Avenue t thereof, DIXIE SUBDIVISION, as Order l$62S, Minority Contractor recorded In mat loofl, Page 103, Goals Program, all biddirs will be San$or,, Florida 32771. Th u'a' ' PublIc Records of SemInole aftouded full opportunity to submit and address of 1' 'er , bids in response to this Invitation representatIve's County, fIIa4 The above-described property is and will not be discriminated tOt lii below. .. asalnet en ii. o,osj,ets rae... All ka.. .. -4& tier, rellgisi sex er IIItISuI1 derna.s.gaInsi ''" imce flot luetwear. 13th $tresf and Blalsie erigln InconsIderatIon for award. required, WITHi During the Fiscal Years of ins MONTHS FROM TNt. Street and between RoeseveIt U. THE FIRST PU$LlC,t7t OP. AVenue and DIxie Way: said thru 1901, goals for participation property located In SemInole by Minority BusIness Enterprises THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the IS twenty.flvi percent (3$ per. clerk of the above court a writtin County, FII.Ida. SICTION is That upon thIs cent). To ensure that maximum statemensOfanyciairno,den, ordinance becoming effectIve. the bids from MInorIty Business they may have. Each claim must property owners and any resident EnterprIses are sought, con- beinwritIng and must lndlcatethe rsslding on the property described tractors submitting bids will be basis for the claim, the name end 1130 + RN's- LPN's Sanford Landing, a proposed unIt multIfamily prolect, is located within a U. S. Corp of Engineers designated 100 yr. flood plain. The 27 acre sIte f0flts0flSemInoleBlvd.(U.S. 17 & 92) IS ml. west of downtown Sanford. The proposed sIte was selected due commlsstoncI thi City of Sanford, Florida, deln'is it 115 the best in. .terest of the City to accept said petition and to annex said property. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTEDEYTHEPEOPLEOF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: SECTION Ii That th. following BAU. _______ NtEDED NOWI l'UBLIC NOTICE Florida, Is in a posItIon to Provide provisions for Equal Employment munlcipalservices to the Pllpe$'ty Opportnity, payment of not described herein, and the City loss iken IIi and inl'iIi.i...' rsw . near down FURN. DUPLEX neat 2 story. Cozy town, very home for 2 families or great investment with excellent owner $36,000 income. financsdw.$$.000dwfl. Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR 373.5774. + _________________________ Moving to a newer home, apart. mint? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. - spection. $975. 323-9214 'LIQUIDATION. 'AUCTION. 'SAT. MARCH 1st 10 AM. Garage Sale, 254$ Gale Place Fril. Sat.9.6 Lotsof Misc. $4StOrS'pick-Updelivered 3734947 alt.3. '71 Ford F HAl. pick up. stand trans.; tool box; new ri 'Po# Estate Cimercial & Resi. + dential Auctofl5 & Appraisals. Dell'.UCtiOfl,32362O +_ CxlI farm tools, some silver coins. 3503 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA&FHAFinanclnq 79-Trucks-Trailers GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323.7340 SAT ONLY-4 Family 132 E. Lake Ave., Longwood 8:30 till ?? 6 mo. old Doberman MORE, front I. rear BR's. wants tObuy older income property. Afterop.m.322.2962 I76,-5t Johns River access, $3,500 dwn. for 10 acres, owner will assist with financing, Breakfast room and den. All recently remodIed. Walk to shopping, church and school. $55,000. - - - ________ +_ ____________________________ _____________________ (EOTI*PRJCI*RIQHT (DOLAVIRI* I 5f4$1 bliih. ties which hay. been ii for the therapy and related $rasJs ci lroublsd youths. + ip45Jr55 BROWSE AND SAVE . • . It's _____________________________ easyand fun.,. The Want Ad Way. ________ _______ 18-Help VSflted __________________________ FILE NUMBER $-42CP Itself Is jeopwdssd when SpI. dir quits after a 11gM wIth Valentine. (Part 3) Typewriter- recondition Royal Manual, sturdy typing table. $30 each. $ for both 323.3702 eves. ________________________ Private party 538.000-6 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, this Won't last, call & see today HOME WITH INCOME POTEN. hAL -4 Bdrm, 4 Bath, for, ________________________________ ,. Sanford. 322.7113 Creative Expressions mlfled from.to Dept. of _____ 0(17) CLLIGI tractive. well built to 50 who enioys bolting, 5tui, dining, and good company. Please send Box 212 DeBory, Fla. 32713. Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 601), Ciearwa. tet', Fl. 3331$. Cityof Sanford, Florida, and It has sir,, ____________________ SEMiNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA further bun determined that the Iachbldderisrequir.dtebldcn PROBATE DIVISION annexation of said property will the Base Bid, Group Prices, and enclave: and 5. visibilIty. Call 322 4403. _____________________________ _____________________ perienced preferred. No. phon, calls, please. Days inn RAINBOW CHILD HUD, 561 RiversIde Ave., Jacksonville, Fl. Attn. I. E. Arbuckle, Sr., comments may be submitted by 3.13.10. Comments may also be sub. mltted to the appropriate ASS ________________________________ + Agency bythesamedate. petition for annexation: and satIsfactory performance and WHEREAS, it has been payment bond or bonds, determined that the property Attent Is called to the Bid descrIbed hereinafter Ii Form requiring a Base aId, Group reasonably compact and COri. Prices, and prIces for work io _____________________ Buslnfls location. Rent 2,000 q pt,, fully carpeted, modern best location, excellent traffic Desk Clerk, 3 to 11 shift: Mar. - avaIlable site for slzei watersewer.availabillfy & accesslbllity to 1.4 Interchange Additional Info andor corn. mints can be obt1ined. inafter requesting annexation to payable to the HousIng Authority the corporate area of the City o of the City Of Sanford, Florida, Sanford, FlorIda, and requesting U.S. Government Bonds, or to be included therein: and satisfactory bid bond executed by WHEREAS,. the Property Ap- the bidders avid acceptable praiser of Seminole County, sureties in an amount equal to S Florida having certified that there percent of the bid shall be subare two property owners in me mltted with each bid. area to be annexed, and that said The successful bidder will be (N) Weep" Edward and Dais 11-I,nfructlom ______________________ ______________________ S (4) DONAHUE 2 - 11vISVT Tires on l0"lug wheels. Low mileage, $100. 332.3429. Barrington 24' x 52'. 3 BR, Scr porch, excellent cnd. inSIde I Out. $19,100, adults, 3271611. 72-Aucticn - sAt.MARCH 1 New Tribe Mission 1st St. & Sn Juan Ave., musical instruments; color TV; stereO Compactor; glassware; ant. barber chair& med. cabinets; 3 cars; furuuit'te plus much more. __________________ __________________________ IN DeBARY-2.1 with a big family room. Immaculate insideS, top condition outside. Quiet location vet close to shopping . Mid 30's. 1 yr. warranty. 37-Business PropertY right party. Must be bondable. Call between 1 & $ 323.9022. 'gentleman, iw1r area, wishes to meet at. DES.120 AND DIXIE WAY: SAID PRO. Dragash Associates, Architects, fl) (35) JIM NOCKEORD "The . Thursday, Feb. 28, 19S0-3B .ca-Garaqe Sate WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL • TRADE "'i' 311 315E,FirstSt. ' 1 YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2B, Central HIA hut Pump, big bdrms., &huge kit. LOW lOw cash to mtg. $19,cOOlt Harold Hail Realty, Inc. REAL ESTATE 207 F. 2.5th St. ._+- New Restaurant offering a position for Manager Trainee w.opportunity of ownership to Noon Frlda - PERTY LOCATED IN SEMI. Planners, Inc., Sanford Atlantic NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN Bank BuIlding, Suite 400, P.O. LOST-Keys ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOL. Drawer 93$, Sanford, FlorIda. Copies of the documenls, UNTARY ANNEXATION PROVI. inBrownMoosehofder SIONS OF SECTION 171.044, drawings and specifications may $10Reward.321,.O1$ ____________________ -___________________ FLORIDA STATUTES: PROVID. be obtaIned by deposIting $33.00 INOFORSEVERABILITY,CON. with ArchItect for each set of Qjld care FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE documents so obtained. Such DATE, deposit will be refunded to each f5Ori who returns the plans, Baby SittIng in my home by WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of specifications Christian lady. Hourly, and other Senford, Florida,, a petition con. documents in good conditions weekly, daily rates, 7 days or nights a week. Call 323.9344 taming the name of the property within 10 days after bId opening, AMERICA 2 BR, 28, LR, Den, Garage, adults, no pets. 374.3026. Farm, traIler available, A.z Poultry Farm, SR 130A OrangeCity, Fl. O4.773.3$35 rio collect calls. ___________________ BLAINE STREET AND BE. specifications, are on file at the TWEEN ROOSEVELT AVENUE Otflceofthe ArchItects, Gutmann. 0(4) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING los, owner finance with sub. ________________________ 13, 20, 1900. PROPERTY LOCATED BE. Proposed forms of contract (])(35)ysJ4E5flT1nfr decides to don a white collar (10) CROC ETrS vicio. and black Jacket and becoma RYGAROEN priest. (17)ROMPER ROOM marr$ed and Geor4na 36c a hut ___________________________ __________________________ ______________ Notice Is hereby given that a PublIsh Feb. 14, 21, 2$ & Mar. 6, Public Hearing wili be held at the 1950 Commission Room in the City Hall DES-61. in the City of Sanford, Fioridi, at INVITATION TO BID 700 O'cloCk P.M. on March 10, The Housing Authority of the i910stOconsidertheadoptionof ordinance by the City of Sanford, City of Sanford, Florida will receiv• bids for modernIzation to Fiorida, as follows: CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. ORDINANCE NO, 1104 AP4ORDINANCEOFTHECITY l6'luntil2:OOP.M.onthelnhday OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. of March 1950, at the Ridding NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE Gardens Community Room, 5th AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. Street and Locust Avenue, San. FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. ford, FlorIda, •t which time and TION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A place all bids will be publicly ,ORIDA sista in speerheading a movemint to draft Henry Fonda for president despit, his continued p40111*1, (Part 2) (10) DICK CAVEYT Guests: Laurence Oiivier, Joan " SUndOt _____________________ •(j) TODAY IN 130 (D•NNSON 0(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- 2 BR, P41w house, completely furnished, AC, $330 mo. First & l.st+ damaged, P.offAirPOtl __________________ - 7.00 students., ________________________ Exp. mechanic, must have own tools. Good benif Its. S day wk. Apply In person 1 ml. north of Noon The Daylefore Publication 4Petsona NOTICIUNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICEOF SALE NAME STATUTE At public auction at 10:00A.M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: on March 13, 1900 at 200 N. Holly Notice is hereby given that the Ave., Sanford, Florida, to settle undersigned, pursuant to the warehous,man's lien on the "FIctitious Nam• Statute" following lots of household goods Chapter $63.0, Florida Statute, and personal property belonging will register with the Clerk of th. to: Jim Arthur, Doris Jenkins, Circuit Court in and for Seminole Elizabeth Turcott, and Judy County, Florida, upon receIpt ot Smy.r. proof of the publication of this Adams Transfer notice, the fictItious name, to.wlt: Storage, Inc. STEPHEN HARRIS PAINTING 200 N. Holly Ave. under which I am engaged In Sanford, Florida 37171 business at $03 Toledo Drive, Publish February 21, and March 6, Altarnont, Springs, Florida in the 1950 CIty of Altamonte Springs, ________________________________ DE5121 FlorIda, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC H1AE Thatthepartyinteresfsl ING TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. business enterprise is as f011ows: !1 Of AN ORDINANCE BY Stephen E. Harris TPI CITY OF SANFORD, FLOE. Date at Casseiberry, SemInole 6:55 GOOD MORNING (1O) MACNEIL / LEHNER ngton wIll answer questions from a studio audience of educators, parents and lconsecutivetimes 4C hut flc a lint DEADLINES 51g. Paul Casassa 13, 20, 1950 DES.124 6:45 4(1O)A.M. WEATHER Real Easy Rid Dog" B(10) PROSE U.S. Sects. sty of Education Shirley Hufitedler and Florida Ethica. .. ___________________________ 1937. 51g. John A. Reisinger Jr. •(4)TOOAYINFLORJDA (5)OEDALLEN (17) NEWS ______ - engaged in business at 267 Whooping Loop, Altamont, engaged in business at 26.40 Ave., Sanford. Seminole Springs, FL 32701, Seminole Hiawatha County, Florida under the fic. County, Florida under the fic. titious name of A.P.C. titlous name of TERRA SOUTH AUTOMATICALARMS.andthatt INVESTMENTS,andthat I intend intend to register said name with to register said name with the the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in Seminole County, Florida in cordancewith the provisions of the cordancewiththe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section $45.09 Florida Statutes Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957 6:30 Searching for a Job, Mark 3 consecutIve times Poolhome,38R,2B sac. 33-Houses Furnished S0-Mscellaneous for Sale ----------- Homes Call Ba rt . (10) EARtH, SEA (DO MORK I MINDY itime .......... 8 00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. _______ forthekilling, (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences inlran. "Jacques Touteaux." handsome MexIcan-American sergeant delivering a medal to Mary Ellen in honor of her late husband falls in iovewlth her. LegalNotice I. Convalescent Center, ,so MJIJonvIlle. RATES 42-Mobile Homes 11720' of Comfort, 1g. FR JULTIPLE 1ISTING .REALTPR Low Down Payment •New carpet, redecorated *32'x19' pool. Air cond. Unfurnished Apt. 2 BR, 18,500 Cash for Your WIll build *Lg. lot, fenced patio 'our lot c our lot ParkAve.$200mo. 1st.. last & 'OWNER FINANCING V Enterprise,in• Medel Inc.,Realtor6143013 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS LOCH ARBOR a4rice $I9,00. $6,000 dwn, 25 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with 105 Sunset Dr. 3 BR 1 8, FR, Fp, •Y"- 12.3 pct. at $471.67 Pet' ma. low COSt Classified Ad. Ig fenced yd. Exc. cond. $44,900. LiSting, 3 BR, ______ AND FR$ENOS Skits: "Easy Openers," "Fortune COokies." ernployer.(R) CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS chemist, Columbo uncovers a RN or LPN, Ito 17 par(tImi. 831-9993 ApplylnpsñonSanfof'dNursthi c1OALLINTHEFAMILY LegalNotice vw. REALT!nc. VA.FHA.235.Con HALCOLIT 3BR 1½ B$3lSmo,$200sIcdp. Harold Ifall Realty l REALTOR north of .434 on 17.. Rlthln Odondo - Winter Pork 322 - 2611 (5) 0 COLUMBO While investigating the murder helper. Good bsfletltLApplylnper$on. imi. ADS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 41-Houses _____________ HousewiveS Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Reoular or 1 time basis 677-5094 te do wash windowS i PaInting + __________________________ - - Painting by Anthony Corino. Quality mt. or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3270071. - - '-.' ',. , -' PaIr*lng&Rapsir Trent Painting & Repair Inlerior& Exterior 327355$ Free Est. Painling& Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349-5259 ______________________________ - ,:; Ptmphy _____ qalifIcat1gns Of the persessal ealfies Iates4* II ISv, 15 N is er to have as medsa,.,im rsressetative. or the yams or RICHARD S OWEN, P.A., work completed em , lf IVrIINCtlslhlf$15C5$5'$, Catrell, .s.s. is & in caiwSici Within 73$ days ______ OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED IMaS IS Put Office ki 11 The HsW.kip ?tufl,srNy 01 its. heyday rvrmsi WILL SI FOREVER BARRED. Highway $7.53, Casgaibarry. SN$T*isus CI it $saflJ, shill became esfeqslv. s. *sdsMIor$ectaavarstl$liser Date Of Its. trot pplcsiusm ii Pleddo.iS107,amllIls*eer - . ____ v*a + FillY 4.àvus,. + ___ at .gme - - • au' •(1O)W,AM. + ____ ___ ____ 1aUN0H , • . 1UIIYN ___ ___ Tj. s' '*. Ms hid shelf be wi*iram , pined 0 Nays tvWiquss* Is She opening sO him siulhese ste ___ , ., SU,1 to be of said Mviii. OP THE CITY OP IpIMurof the City Cimmlmlsn SANFORD, P$.OSIM of *0 City of $aahed, Firida. 7$j WILSON, III IL N. Tames. Jr. essatty. Drscta, CISYCISS reiir ieey . isr rs*'F.o. 14,21.115. Mit. I . MesdiL 5,7 $90 __ ____ ---------- Sa. P11yU15I..C.msr WITNIUMV*5lesd*0$.l Dressed it Sell it em tim ION 5, of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Pobniery, Ills. + 1EREsgNyAylvI: (SEAL) Larry at. Seth, IngMrs ARTHUR N. SICKWITN, JR Law Offices .5 IulSu, & ROfts MCI*IIIBIICSW$ ' _____ - 'I21ffiL,y, FL SRII Tel.eltai. tliè).*M.e,e, Fusim: Fairusry 11,00,1115 01303 -- D teak ups. _____ ____ __-" d'wIIiL ' WW carpet, VII. nil., C-Nih, S New at vii redvtl price 111,511. TitlI large 4 51, lB : ____ OrI.mdam.atu, 3$. am' -ffiuu. tWuniiili.d _______________ Pru$v3sLlSos Nsw listing, call sew So am the iItiplleSIl vsly Of this I as 3 Bk Miss. cony lscaIsL w bIts iNs dess ke fur veur cos -....lonc.. Isilkis - Is." I - ___ RANINNA PARK III huss wPl. urn. & it Perch 'siding Is bSIIItVI -, Is : ½ asseenabie mevi. or VA-PHA ____ :4 Lv. MSM4S311.313.1113 _______ I I . I -- RSHINE - I') • • I -' - Longwood1-Fla.-32?50 AUCTION UNDERTENT • - ___ atllmia. ltLI1UsaSejUdaNed5tliflweMe,,50Sen lia.m.ee$ __________________________ ON PROPERTY , .,-.- ' 05 Slime we slug. seusasees llealisl pta. ONus-Mi Be. SUN I -h .TermsDeIshs 5I.lNdeme-lmiOf $de-:::-:: sadsetg wiNes 21055. Site - selfed Se a,,.sI. I I elSe Se05 elew BadIs. eamas----g---- st _____ ______ $ ___ ___ et05eurtj,iee I iac." -_____ - - -- 4 _________ ___________ ,, 'p .'- , -tL..,..,. ITOP AND THINK A MINUTE. ii Classified Ads didn't work. . .there wouldn't be -v. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 331-03)7 Custom built utility & boat trailers, truck racks 1 miSc. repiirs. '" ,' . ' a 1 .5 - 1 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Isbui$d Condemned Houses S.O.BALINT 3371661 ___ _______________ - Wedding photography by John Cullum free engagemflt photos or color 1*10. 323-5755, ____ _______________________ -. ___ '. (305) 862.3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Broksr ______ - Complete Mobile Home Repair 34 5239 _________ id Ndope at lee Of Maim. Site Is eaSiest tea. ___ - For Additional InformatIon or Ftse Bioctite C&l _______ ': Bal' __________________________ ream. 05NIs,smpaSses.ties Iseer neli., itey. *apam I*,sil,d Is aviS 5 lime eleid Seue05llue15spms LimE lEssees ever, because N Is 10% for 5 years 5% Discount for Cash • Closing 30 days INSPECTION DATES: Feb.24 thru 29 from 12-6 p.m. VA sdg. GIN leleyl Hon11Ii1iii _ ____ • .. _______________ _ _____ ____ heme iso. 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Cliv C*k 15, pirsans' ONIV*5 Mamins t _______________________ ________ __________ L IstYourBu51ne$s... 22-2 or 831-999 1 1 �_ UI BLON DIE Sanford, Fl.__ 48—Evening Herald Thursday, Feb.28, 1NO by Chic ACROSS Young 4 to Previous Puzzle jMAjPdjjOjjTI IGlOiDI 50 Small OK It 52 Sillier COWS OAHUUI jAill Answer _____ 47 Heard novel Wb.1AT OU E55 PR06ABLY (T.4AT'5 A GO) BE5TBETFOR -TQAYS QUESTION LUNCH' T.1E HASI4 it/ I Radical Affirmed 13 Magazine et.reot.I GO 7 official 56 Smooth er 14 Die 57 Holds 15 Llama responsible 16 Nicotinic acid 58 Pegs _ I ( , 0 I 1 0 55 Painter 17 Observe C 18 Transmitted DOWN 1 I A kI1Ik IA) .L _L ______ :V i BEETLE BAILEY CALL IT OJJi(f- SOMETI4INGI SL5E - TWO PAYS it'i A ROW STEW ELSE 1- 2 0I ii- 8 19 - __________ ___________________________ remember reading anything in your columns about a I mlnorproblemlhave - low blood pressure. My pressure 13 110 over 60 to 125 over 65. I'm a 59-year-old male. 5 7 and weigh In 1917 I went on a diet and in 10 months I took my weight down from 246 pounds. I 4, ARCHIE ARC"IE, I WONDER IF p1, HE WHEN 1OU GO D4D.1 W' GET WOULDN'T ' 'IOU C' BE G000 ENOUGH TO THE FRONT POOR." ANSWER ,A QUESTION WHICH DIRECTION RIGHT P ,ANGRY VIHEP4 HE HE'S ioo FOR ME DO YOU TURN! FtNDS 'IOU'RE MUCH A ENTLEMAN! L HERE AFTER ELEVEN! -i r For Friday, F.bruar 29, 1910 EEK & MEEK 41S 7 ( CEUKEM HVD0~WIMIUKHEM ____ p io&ja'.,. LPDM OF A CULT ___ OF _________________ CM - - ' .. .J. _____ PRISCILLA'S POP 9HERE M&V r HE 15.' 15f41 HE FEED SURE. HIM! BENJTIFUL? by Ed SullIvan date. L today for help with sollnething ITS PL90 $MRTNtT ARIES (March 21-Apr11 19) you cannot do on your own. 10 LET' GOL_-1 U you permit outside diver- Moir luck will rub off on you. lions to gain the upper hand, SAGfl'rAflflJS (Nov. 23___________ the day will not be as Dec 21) Majos act evssns -' IT '-' IMIRTANT TO I'*M YOU RE NOT AFRfrJIJ' productive U it should be. are possible today, but they - .1.. Focus on practical endeavors, may not be accomplished With TAURUS (April 98-May 20) your Initial effort. The harder In the morning hours your you try, the ludder you gel (••• _____ .. ..• '; 6 mate may be a bifle difficult ___ 1I!!sII1JILI1I1iIIMt BUGS BUNNY by Stoflel I NeImdahl TILL I-4AVEA MCUGS RGER ANc' AO If you make light 01 the Issues. things aren't working out GEMINI (May 21-Jim. 10) you hoped they would. A few _____changes could put you l not attem___ pt tasks today proper __ I L L cApRKxntN (Dec. niuL togetalongwlth. However, he 19) Be prepared to make -0) . ..*' BU making hasty decisions today. cause you unnecessary It could be against your best for each to AatroGrih, Box smarts. 419,Radlo City Station, N.Y. 8001IP1O(Oct 24-Nov.23) 10019.Besuretospecifyblrth Don'tbeafraldtogotofrlends I 0 alliances in order to - ac. able to correct earlier what you should do, I'm going it. So giving a person who's to congratulate you on what exposed to cold a drink of complish different goals, mistakes, you have done and tell you to alcohol may make him feel PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. keep It up Don't let anyone push you Into jumping to conclusions couw better while increasing his Find out mart of what Ila Conditions are rather unusual ahead for you In the year for you toda in that you following your birthdaY by should be able to turn an sending for your copy of unprofitable situation Into Aso-Graph Letter. Mail $1 something gainful. Use yaw' I 0• affairs this coming year. You subjected to a few false starts. weight, of time you can survive cold So rather than telling you weather rather than increase may form several beneficial Once you get In gear, you'll be things out for yourself the command of all the facts. results will be advantageous. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) I __ E51' OO IN 1).4 C normal for their blood feel warm. But it's very to drop to more dangerous if you're exposed to severe blood cold weat r. That optimal levels. If you read my Increased flowhethrough untilyou are s tolgive M Um path to them your undivided atJAR1 (jj tefltIOm. Lack 01 concentration 19) Your. luckiest today In __ ___ I am aeidh you The risk. .. WIN AT BRIDGE - dummy's 10. East took his king and cleared the spades, but since hearts broke, the Professor wound up with five hearts, two spades, two diamoods and a club and one over-trick. w-' "How did you know that *gS #KJ91#4 diamonds wouldn't break?" J$* ustu&t. •J1173 .9 4K liii ,J $3 "1 didn't," was the reply. ov'ru "But I was In three notrump *AQ3 and would only be sure of my Ts contract if diamonds were 01111916142 and I would have to clear the suit while I still had a spade I Vulnerable: Neither 7U Professor was probably Dealer. North W Nuib East $ss cii' t be d dn't bother to 19 is 20 1:1 119rd to the student that six Pais 2 Pass 24 diamon ds would mike and Pass 36 Pass 3• that the student might well 3' P1 3ff? have tried four diamonds over NORTH 1, A Q18784 •Q •A742 PM PM PM the Proirs three notrurrip. At six diamonds the Prof OPu1Uhl( 15*490 would leadlead a heart to the ace could cars. izors. situations wher, you n"age ______________ ruff a heart, a trump to, ___________ CANCER(June214uly22) othid thequeenndfanotherheart Should you decide to go on a you're also out In for a piece of By wsM Jaceby to clear the suit play ace-king shopping spree today, be the action, All SIll come out M liutag and another mood wary of n' 4'i belPulsive ahead Tie Professor won th. first a se on ____ trick with lb. quiii of spades NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) and gave the hand an unviully long perIod of study before (For a copy of JACOB V making the surprising lead of MODERN, sand $1 to: Win at ____ Me -- ci diamonds. He con- &t" care of this nipatiased with the king. . P.O. Box 489, Radio City Last showed out and the Station, N•w Vork, N.V. _______ "otMui is so HahN a a general m.dm," fr:::ufoy next play was a heart to lot more money in this area." Breakiron said the plant currently employs 100 workers and eventually he Increase to 180- 200 employees, the announcement, AMF Powerboat 24-feet ng With those of AMF's Robalo offshore lo vision president James T. Sledge said fishing CrUillers made at the Sanford AVWt ', III making 11 anticipates an people will be brought to Sanford and the rest will be hired locally. He expects to hire an additional e vendora "This was a big commitment for A1F to decide Sanford indicates their faith in the future of this area,' Breakiron said. chased tile Slickcraft Boat Company there. Of tile 150 employees there, a few management per. growth sonnel will be transferred to little Falls, while a should continue to increase here if the fuel . few technical and supervisory people will move to relocation office, is being set up in Holl and to help place remaining employees with other companies in that area. predicted. The Hobolo plant started prod uction tMF Power boat IS 1 (IIVISIOfl worldwide leisure products and industrial "This is only the first step and production situation doesn't go absolutelv crazy.l Breakiron and two-thirds of the purchases will be from area in 1968 and was purchased bv ANIF in 1970, on Breakiron said. AMF has produced i Slickcraft line in Holland, Mich., since 1969 when it piir. to consolidate three plants into two for greater operating efficienciesand the fact that they chose 75 employees In the next six months, Breakiron said the firm will be purchasing approximately * illi in materials annually m begin in six weeks and gradually increase to full Real u production. "This is real ly good for Sanford," he said, "It will mean more jobs and circulation of a spokesmen said Wiled with thilt Of similar sized Crestfiner :40011 1Y tMnsfer Of Production Of its 26- and 28-foot runabouts in Little Falls, Minn. A comparable 101Inofsctui' of the Slickcraft boats Is being plant. 'Ised down In the Holland, Mich. plant and Sanfor Plant Manager Uoyd W. "Skip" Jtperat1Or there are scheduled to cease by early Breakirond said limited production is expected to summer. very prominent rola in your be discouraged today if you're things they can do is to lose alcohol will shorten the length EE u, HIM pe _______ 'AW f0werboat Division winter? I can't remember Box 1551, Radio city Station, column of ten, you'd know that the skin causes the body to YOUR BIRTHDAY buys. Choose your items only I frequently tell people who lose heat rapidly. after making comparisons, have elevated blood pressure FebruaryZ9, 1980 Partners are likely to play LEO (July 23-Aug.23) i)on't that one of the most important In survival situations by Howie Schneklar Effective June 1, 1980, production of Slickcraft boats measuring less than 24 feet will be corn- -- By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ____ By JANE CASSEERJIY Herald Staff Writer . cents with a long, stamped, pressure anything to self -addressed envelope for It. about? Would this low blood cause of my Send your request to me, in pressure be the of this newspaper, P.O. care cold hands and feet in HOROSCOPE I o ltickcraft boat models to its Sanford plant is production on Slickcraft's larger-sized (9xPected to double the dollar volume of cruisers is focus bei ng established by integrating worry bi Employees nfOrd AMF Plant T 1-8 1 exercise regularly at a health Health Letter number will give It club two r three times a Blood Pressure. of week, lift weights, etc. I to you a better appreciation blood eat properly and do not drink the range of normal for or smoke. wt m doing pressure. Other readers who 75 wrong or is my low blood want this issue can send 41 I Evening Herald-CUSPS 48L280)-Price 15 Cents a : _ FtMi. No. 164-Frlday,c,!Sanfo!IorIda!l?!'g' Feb Lamb] 18 _______________ 72r Year, Dr. having this problem when i New York, N.Y. 10019. Incidentally, people with was a heavy drinker. 17 20 DEAR READER — There relatively low blood pressure 16 19 are a lot of things people don't tend to live longer, healthier - by Art Sansom remember when they were lives than Individuals who heavy drinkers. Alcohol does tend to have high normal 27 2829-30-31 numb the senses and is an blood pressure. = anesthetic. In fact, people Now as far as your cold tuEiATff? 32 33 - - - who customarily have heart hands and feet, I notice that - - — pain may have insufficient you're from Canada and with 35 - - - Wood flow to the heart muscle the cold winters there, I'm not not have any pain if too surprised. 37 39 - - - they've had a drink of alcohol. - - Nevertheless, physical - - - - That's now they miss nature's 42 warning that they're overactivity does help to warm the - - - do g It. hands and feet. If your hands 43 44 45 47 48 49 in 46 Now the question Is not are cold, you can swing them what you're doing wrong but round and round like skiers do 50 51 52 53 54 what you're doing right and it to cause the blood to move to - 55 50 seems to me you're moving in the tips of the fingers and that - - - - the right direction. You don't will usually warm the hands. by Bob Montana 57- - j 58 — have low blood pressure, you I Of co urse, alcohol does tend — ..0 have normal blood - - Mine Is usually lower than to cause the blood vessels In yours. When people are the s ki n to dilate and in. blood How through __________________________________________________ overweight, as you must have creases Th been, and lee weight, it's the skin. at makes a person __________________________ (r 11 12 14 15 THE BORN LOSER 10 Work DEAR DR.LAMB—Ican't AL RI RI AUO{Ij0 3 4 5 0 Good I 1 Affi rmations o 0 S o1fl 24Gre*klefler 2 Unused K ART CA • a _______ LOP 10101 AITI, 27 College 3 Corncob iNNA I I INA degree (abbr.) 4 School organ,. zatlon (abbr.) 22 Exclamation 42 Seeped out 28 Woman' s 23 Concerning 43 Injury mark name S Olympic sound board (abbr.) 32 Give up 44 Columnist 24 Burmese 6 Obliterate - 33 Evil omen Wilson currency 34 Singers 7 Pined (sI,) by Mort Walker 35 25 Wing (Fr.) 45 High (Lat.) 8 Leaves American 9 Vacation spot 26 Folkslnger 47 Trigonometric Seeger 36 Pour 10 Feel ___________________ -J 37 function 29 In case that Part of indisposed 48 Foot part 30 Mirth infin itive 11 Cityin 49 Is human 39 Group of eight Pennsylvania 31 Landed 33 Understand 51 Vigor 40 Ask loan of 12 Refute AkErJU 43 Body Of water 19 Timber tree 37 Believes 53 Macao coin 46 Plague 38 Globe 21 Self54 Fresh complaint confidence 41 Stout METiN6 oll. Up The 1 a A L I _____________ y Lii IIWIALYWSIO _________ N 0 N 20 Solution 21 Eternal WAIT, ZERO, THEY WON'T LIKE HAVING AN A A U lIP Lost We "ght? Keep i :1f' Inc. a in Sanford technology coillpilily. People' May Show olden Olympics Ce,' Again By BRUCE MOORE ' at Seminole High School. ever, placing first in the Nielsen rankings • Hed Staff Writer Brown spliced the tape into a 10-minute the week prior to Wednesday's program. 1 "Pleased by their story Wednesday "rough cut," which later was trimmed "You might figure there were 40 ennLng on the Sanford's Golden Age into the five-minute segment that ap- million people who saw the show," Olympics, the producers of NBC's "Real peared (with a "voice-over" by star Brown observed. "If you want to People" have tentatively decided the Byron Allen) at the end of Wednesday's calculate t he effect the piece could have piece deserves a second airing. program. on Sanford, consider that this week we ' Sanford Chamber of Commerce "Icut it positive old-age piece, and may have again topped 60 Minutes," •u1uu11 Director Jack Horner was told by the that's how they (the producers) kept it," which shakes the world." show's producers Thursday the piece said the producer, who received ex- "Real People" should know in several probably will be repeated on the Aug. 20 cellent comments on the feature, though days whether Sanford's story "shook the fton of the program, which features he did not see the program because he world." Though a couple of phone ca lls short vignettes on unusual people and was on the road filming for the show, concerning the event were received . events throughout the nation. "I found a lot of the r ci pa n ts w er e pa ti Th ursday at the Hollywood studios, any : Peter &own a young producer for there to have a good time and others large-scale reaction is not expect ed until .' program, also indicated he foresees the possibility of returning to Sanford in November to film the sixth annu&l : Golden Age Olympics, which promises to shOW a large Increase In participation were very serious athletes," Brown the mail arrives at the studios. explained. "I tried to show both things The hour-long prohTant, each week lists when I shot the feature. "n event was very beautiful and a mailing address, so reaction to a positive. U our piece makes more people feature Is usually determined by the due to the national exposure. enjoybe thiernselves and give them hope, it number of letters received, according to "They (the "Real People" producers) will greal Dolores Richardone, herself a real inlgli send us back next year," said person working as a receptionist for Brown from Hollywood, Cal., when the "The peopie In Sanford are doing a "Real People." Herald Photo by Tom Vincent ; show, is shown live. "I like heart- good thing as far as I'm concerned. The Coal is arriving by rail at (fie Florida Power & Light plant oil (fie St. .1ofills If real person Richardonc Is any In warming stories and nice people." city has good facilities and, hopefully, the dication, Sanford ci tizens can expect a River In Sanford to prepare for the utility's mid-April test burn of ('OIL' - a ''It November, &own ipuM thuss tMsvtsios showing will mebs the event real Positive reaction. FOR 'COIL' TEST coal and oil mixture. The coal will travel up the conveyor to the ('OIL plant -W! M" *ft 'tftfX-2t-JeVftA1 Where k will be deposited Into coal silos and led by crew% In 111 entoyed ft Piece," said the real 'to a coal Sanford loticea, lnc1udi, the pool at In terms of national exposure, the receptionist, who vowed to point anyone uI'erIzer. As It emerges from (he PUR'eriier in a fine graphite-like t1'tIU'.' it the IAM Monroe Holiday Inn, the San- event could not have " at a am who it really interested in the event to the will be ruixed with hot air, clealled .111(i lilixell %%.ilh (,if. IIIe resliffing ('0,111. ford Civic Center, the Greater Sanford advantageous time. "Real People" Is city that is now for real, then will be puniped into the Plant's boilers to he used as fuel. Chamber of Commerce and the stadium riding on the crest of Its hi ghest ra tings Sanford. _______ ffome Asm%s iinvesff ation 0 HYDONNAENM A,, Altamonte Sprfts, says in the suit that -favored his son in the Altamonte Springs NeraId8tWrMsr allegations, Innuendos and slurs against Floyd Police Department by permitting his ap. A. lawsuit was filed Thursday by a south have been going around for some time, "which if pointment as a sergea nt e n ough N ve th or man Septh3e County attorney asking the Circuit true, should be investigated." Floyd Jr. didn't take the customary te st r eq uired to direct the AItaznote Springs city He said today while the city's charter provides before promotions are given. He said the young commission to determine wbether Mayor Nor. for ft city commission to be OW Judge of the Floyd Improperly pulled a gun in an Alumionte man Floyd Ii guilty of "malfeasance, election and qualIflcaticms of the mayor, It does Springs restaurant and again at a topless misfeasance and no*Iesunce in office.11 not IM the procedures which should be followed establisliment outside the city. The .ult asks the cwt to see out proc.daaea for to make this judgment. - was under the influence of alcoholic __ , under oath; Floyd_b: ujesnj powers to take testhnooy and to name an "Out4-counity" state attorney to _ -sibuseld admislistrative powers by holding up csp&rct the investigation to "keep politics out 01 building permits from those who are not his Ilk matter. supporters and friends while allowing them to be '1111chael D. Jones, whose law office is In Issued to friends. presiding at public meetings. nte M 0 in performing their official duties. police vehicles, - used a personal radio to direct police department operations and obstructed the pohee James "Skip" Fowler accepted wirvice on tile - allowed a police cover-tip of a prostitution lawsuit 'Thursday. Jones said he has been operation in the city and blocked the Florida preparing the suit for more than a year and it has Department of Law Enforcement from con- be en drafted since October. 'I had to re-do it ducting an investigation Into the operation, after the November election," he said. - refused to cooperate with tile press in Floyd said today lie had 'in coniment on the requests to view personnel records in violation of suit. the Florida Public Records Law. Iteinoved itellis from personnel records. "I've got to see it and go over it," lie said. - - This Jones) has been pulling at every election in the sonal use. - permitted non-police personnel to use city r past. fie has been to tile governor's office, tile Jones said today an impartial investigation would give Floyd a fair opportunity to be heard state attorney's office and th e Florida Depart. iiient of Law Enforcement," Floyd said, "I don't and would avoid the Inference of politics. He said Altamonte Springs City Attorney See ALTANIONTE Ilage 2A ____________ U.N. Panel Barred Lake Mary Considers _______ __ eventually discard a club and __ FRANK AND ERNEST . Mves SPIDER-MAN _____ _________________ A l*UI.'ASI... I.. , X' L by Stan AUIW.. ov Lee and John Romita j " NW From Seeing Hostages a,. By United Press hsteruMMsal the hostages. The Islamic militants at the occupied The broadcul, monitored by the BBC U.S. Embassy In Tehras &nlmed the inLeodon, quotedamember of the ruling tIN fjctfindlflg commission as a Revolutionary Council, Hojjit 01-11mm and said they would not 3.1 the Heshenil Rafsanjanl, as saying the_____ U.N. five-member panel meet with the 50 panel of five international jurists arrived L . at the embassy to see the hostages. 3'r'. American hostages. The commission could not Immediately '11w students don't allow the cc. mission to COIIIi her.," )tPlt"9iJJl for be reached and there was no ______ ' th.:rnil tints said h an Interview by for phone from Lendon "It's osdy for The spokesman repeated the militants' abb*.That'swbst (Ayatollah) Khomeini de"d that the hostages would 101 he ' freed until deposed Shah Mohamifled !' 0 nan deal_sd g iw ij- Rasa Pahlavi was returned to face trial. ' _______ report by Thran Radio that the corn. H. said the ceptives were In "good" " . ___ mhek'i' ld gone ti the Ilnby to meet condition. ' Water-Bill System . _______ _________________ _______ __ - ------4 I, HSMI " -. _____ ________ __ _ I ______ ______ I _____________________________ ' •.. _____ the ee 01 EdIve Subscri bers will continue to UwEIealllH11aldWiUhP(1sMIIn ra*Iv,theHeraldattheoldrateo( *W and vending mwtlia.. from N cents a week, a 50 percent is tsdailyto1Scerda*sdfri aavthgsover thenewstandprice. ____ :' .,gsSdeyte3Souats, price break for heavy Environmental Protection Agency straight acrowthe-board per 1,000 gallon city's utility departivent. beginning with charge be levied on all residential water the city's acquisition of the water customers. Her suggestion was sup. system. ported by ex-Councilman Har ry Terry, Herald Nswstand Price To Rise • ____ _ the residential users. EPA regulations are going to require The board will hold a workshop March more costly treatment of drinking water 13 to thoroughly discuss the matter. In in the near future. the meantime, City Manager Phil Kulbes She said EPA is looking toward be conducting studies to determine requiring reim'al of a c muui l he ca in public how much revenues would be generated water systems and this has proved to be a for the city by "level billing." costly process. For the second time in a month, ex Councilman Pat Southward suggested "An equal rate for everyone in from the audience that the council resi dential areas is a good idea," sa id consider level billing. Terry, who during this five-and-f The method, she suggested, is that a years on the council was in charge of the ______ _ ______ The Lake Mary City Council is con- periendng a shortage of water. She said sidering a new method of billing water it was revealed at a recent Florida customers to promote conservation and League of Cities sejiiinjr that U.S. eliminate I says. r ___ 1 -- also from the audience, and by CounPerinchief said he also suppcjj-ts the concept. dilman But Perinchief. TUMBLEWEEDS - ' ., ' WT.K.*yaa ZOONIIS "Now the city Is passing the major WC,...g.ft costs on to the low users," Mrs. South. Hartsot'k, several weeks ago told the snoop L,r Ir woo= ward said, noting that persons using up to council a water rate Increase is ah. "V 6I$1 1$ MW IN 1111110 '1)1 --=--' 1Nit *tqTThJ 7,000 gallons of water monthly are paying solutely necessary, adding the depart.4NS 10 PMN&INN PRMP 'nir co 'i PAY6UL44 ium PAW $1.30 per 1,000 gallons. At the same time, mnent last year went $8,000 Into the red on 1ANK4Si . w.n&, u. r' the noted that persons using more than paper. The accountants said the . :isi.............................. , 7,000 gallons monthly are charged 90 department's operation Allowed 1MT:::::::.* no m.asek, ..4A fl.......................JA cents per 1,000 gallons f ar water use money to be set aside for rep1cng of 0 _ FM51)ClPM ..........IA r--i.i........................ZA Nersl4 P a, v above 7,000 gallons. the 26 miles ii Water lines whlj)i are .0* P'$I'u..........................U "It is cost ing those people who can rapidly deteriorating. He also noted that FINAL TRIBUTE , afford to water their lawns less," she the city has not been able to put any ..........IA Ipurte ........................10* ASauIordpoIIcehonorguadp1ace, The casof0f3,,.3 Bourquardez said. "I'In not sure itlsgoocl public policy iflofley aside in the water department ::.................... TIIIIS .................Ii1iais iatbeheae.whIchtukKtoWskrFiaforbwjaIThu,ayA to have a decreasing rate f or higher opera tion to pr ovide for payments to .....................7* Weather'.......................2* hejini this year on the federal caz 24-year veteran of the department, flourquardea nerved an captain use ,...... ...................... U In addition, Mrs. Southward noted that update the system. WIIW .......................... .- of police until his sudden death TUC$lIay. In the next 20 sears Florida will he exDONNAESTp i 4. __ Today - t•!-p-..' JEW_ 10T _____ 4..l.. ., aj •' ..& Miami , _________ ... � 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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YOU CAN'T FIRE HIM, BOSS— ME ALREADY QUIT TELL HOPKINS Tuesday, April 15, 1"o by Chic Young I;; AN C) THEN WELL, THEN HIRE HIM BACK FIRE HIM! ACROSS I Gone from home 48 Genetic material (abbr. 14 Take order (2 wds 61 Chinese 17 Southern you 62 Epochs 63 Wrath 04 Maple genus 18 L''ioness in "Born Free" 65 Relax 66 Ask for 19 Longed ayment 21rodents 24 American humorist BEETLE BAILEY Y by Mort Walker IUet E 8 1, 49 Household "Othello" 12 Mineral 13 Civil disorder 57 Hard metal VZ Answer to Previous Puzzle DOWN Sticky # Russian H alf-scores E N11 E N'flI;iJ , - "floc Diet MA 4 -A 111 E T AR 9 5 3 E C a 10 AN 22 Auto workers' 45 Canter union (abbr) 47 Skirl 23 sufferer 25 Peas (Fr.) 49 City in Italia 26 Dive Illeridifll For All Diabetics y a OJAI I 11GIO I GIA Z AX 11 A RE No Spe 72nd Year, No. 90 4--Wednesday, April 16, 1"0-Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. LAMBRecently I had a glucose tolerance test taken. My father was a diabetic. When my eyes were examined for glasses, the doctor advised the first such:test.Ihad test about four years ago and this one showed that my sugar Evening Herald (USPS 481-2*-PrIce 20 Cents Dr. Lamb 0 Carter Denies Iran Blockade Report 51 Not any 52WiIdm P vase 30 Woman's if affirmative Ed 5 Be situated 54 Boor dry name 34 Comedian 6 Inquisitive is" 31 Scandinavian 55 Spiritual 7 Confused god 36 Inner (prefix) 8 Light plastic leader 37 Wight 9 Mortgage, for 32 Failure (2 wds 56 Presage 39 State (Fr) one 59 Graduate of Ship's 10 Eye amorously 35 Fragrant Annapolis told me that I was a potential request to me, in care of this Uodtdedme dlabe c a Just a newsp pe, 'to watch my weight I am a Radio City Station, New York, PRACTICE, TARSET T14AT 81& GUN little overweight and I do eat NY 10019. You can use ft ZERO T. EVERY By United Press International OVER BY SAR&E I The official declined to say what such sanctions allies and Iran. that it economic and diplomatic the wrong foods for a potential diet to help you lose weight might lose control of the revolution to either the announced the proposal but gave no reason for it. TIME! A Boston newspaper said today the United might entail. sanctions have failed to break the stalemate over diabetic but he only told me to and it's perfectly satisfactor extreme left or right. Polling for the second and final phase of White Hoe Press Secretary Jody Powell said, the American hostages by the week of May 11, it on fats and car- for your needs. If you lose yStates is prepared to impose a naval blockade cut do "It's risky," an unnamed source told the Globe, elections to the Majlis, or parliament, as against Iran next month if present sanctions fail "no decision w impose a blockade or take such is prepared to impose a naval blockade," the longboat ointment 11 oodless bohydrates. Could you please much weight too rapidly with "But we've tried everything else. Either originally set to be held across the country on a 42 Coyly 38 Actress region to free the American hostages but the White sensitive action has been communicated" to the Globe said. 1 — give me a menu for possible it, you can add a limited Ayatollah Ruhollah) Khomeini becomes per. May 2. Parker 60Time one 44 Seasoning But if the Council approves, the polling 16 Metric foot 40 Decade House denied the report as "Inaccurate" and said allies. It said Seta of State Cyrus Vance will visit diabetes instead of Just number of foods to round out suaded he has more to lose by holding onto the (bbr) 46 Conger3 20 Hubbub 43 Still would take place one week later. 5 more economic sanctions were under conState Department sources said on Tuesday no European capitals that week to discuss the risks recommending so many the diet. hostages, or he himself could be displaced.' sideration. precise date has been set for further action. A and prospects of such a move and analysts see 8- 9- 10 ___________ In Tehran, the government Pars news agency - - 7- 11 - grams of this or so many In another development, Iranian heavy arOne White House official said Carter has not senior Official said an assessment will begin in sips that elements in Iran anticipate a blockade. There isn't really a specific grams of that as most diabetic said another postponement of parliamentary tilleri and troops were sent to the western border 13 14 feclosed additional economic and diplomatic two weeks and, if warranted, action would be The newspaper said a blockade could create literature does? diabetic diet. Each diet elections was under consideration and awaiting with Iraq to fend off Iraqi attacks on Iran's 0t; sanctions and added, "We might take them prior taken "in a time frame of mid-May." F41 political chaos that would frighten Iranian to be tallored4riade to that approval by the Council, Iran's chief executive Bavaissj out post, reported vacated last week by to next week." 1 15 16 DEAR 17. "The United States has passed word both to its militants and their backers into thinking they READER— patient's needs. If the body. The Pars report indicated the government Iraqi forces, reports said today. THE BORN LOSER !_ by Art Sansom .—— Evidently, our doctor feels diabetes Is severe enough to '19 _— — — — — on the basis your test that require insulin, then the diet what you really need to do is has to be fairly rigid in P g 1 I LFJ 24 simply reduce your weight. 1 ' t relationship to the insulin Wo Many people who have each an r L Lea . For the person who 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Whac moderate elevations of their moderately has elevated blood sugar levels on such blood sugar levels and is 33 34 tests will have perfectly otherwise all right, the emdo City Schools Report Most Paddlings In County 41 — — normal tests after they have phasis should be on 37 — 38 f39 II tj\ I i' II 11 II fleuc) I UØUS) I F7' Ii U II j — eliminated excess pounds of eliminating excess fat and f( \ J BY DAVID M.RAZLER . year. • ' : - with a paddle, had dropped this probably on eliminating Herald Staff Writer (The following chart shows the number I P M F Total •; Seminole High School now requires sweets. About one of every nine Seminole of Seminole County Schools' students 1— The reason he didn't give 48 93 girls assigned to be paddled to bring In Red Bu" - - 10 1 County Schools students was hit by an paddled at lent once during the 1975.79 you a more specific diet IS notes first from their parents "because wouldn't hurt you to inSabal Point 26 2 administrator or teacher in the last school 49 50 51 year. Totals listed in bold face are .j 52 _53 54 55 56 that the source of the extra dude some exercise in your SSanford 117 19 ue girls are supposed to be softer by this school year, according to figures given the highest and lowest in each category. ——— calories most of us get Is fat proam as well. Exercise 69 society." outh Side 51 18 57 by the district to the federal Department The ioation was provided by 58 59 60 ' 0 ARCH I E He said there had been no specific and sweets. There are a lot of incidentally, uses calories and ———— Spring Pk by Bob Montana of Health, Education and Welfare, schools to the federal Department of — — — — _. good carbohydrates that lowers blood sugar. That's complaint prompting this change. 61 62 63 District officials report 4,609 students Health, Education and Welfare.) FRED JEssICA AND " personally haven't paddled a child why severe disbetics who take Wekiva •"" , , — — — — — — 45 3 DsAN'sARE IN LOVE HAROLD, 48 were paddled at least once, throughout PI.'EA5E ' i'LL NEVE'R I DON'T SEE HOW YOU CAN 1"&79 School Year HER 01.0 BOYFRIEND. Is 64 59 in two years," said Lyman High School 66 — — and you do need a certain Insulin should have about the Wilson LEAVE ME 6 LEAVE J 49 10 C1OEJ,; AKE THOSE SOAP OPERAS the county's 40 schools during the 1978-79 I A H A1I kP U . /..g r'vi t ______ amount of those in your diet. same amount of exercise "" BLACKMAILING Ub.K(V I.v.,J _____ r'r ? ==== M F Total 12 Assistant Principal William Shaw. 'SERIOUSLY, MARY! WinterS inD' 11 i school year. _ NIF - - - That's wre ares,, ii u in.. nn aSCHOOLS Lyman's principal and other assistant every day as well as a stanWoodlands -a.,, •jWhile every school reported some ELEMENTARY and vegetables come in as Altamonte 4 3 principals have not done much paddling d diet. The consistency of 7 MIDDLE sciiooi4s corporal punishment meted out, the Ewell as cereals. But the diet, exercise and insulin Bear Lake (,/('' either, 59 6 65 5H according to the district report. Jackson Heights % 20 most cases at any elementary, middle or HOROSCO P concentrated carbohydrates all three - is what keeps a Casselbe 10 2 12 Only nine Lyman students received Lakeview fl0 82 352 high school were all reported in Sanford. such as the sugars and sweets person properly regulated. the k 13 0 I ., • 13 167 82 249 corporal punishment in 1978-79 according Mu By The differences in the number of are the foods that are loaded English Estates 63 12 75 3&3 to the district. Sanford For people like yourself who 257 126 paddlings do not seem to reflect a dif' 0 with calories. .' . .. - p '•iti For City 6 0 M 6 Shaw says students at Lyman are only South Seminole I'll 101 45 146 . or W .ednesday, e a ,, Geneva sort. "When we can't get it Teague medicines that affect blood or the number of problems reported at a Goldsboro 48 24 72 215 through their heads, we have to go I am sending you The glucose, you don't have to be Tuscawiila , 181 34 school. Rather, the number of paddlings YOUR BIRTHDAY not overly assertive. Be Hopper 31 10 through the other end" he said, ex41 HIGH SCHOOLS Health Letter number 4-7, that scheduled. You can go see to be determined by the attitude of April 16, 1980 0•, .'. ____ ambitious without being too Weight Losing Diet. Other ahead and 94 Idyllwilde 46 16 62 Crooms 15 plaining the paddle is only used as a last develop a daily 11 4 administrators to the use of a paddle. Advancement t his coming pushy. rs who want this issue exercise program with your reade Lake 1 -. 35 4 39 Lake Brantley 315 181 EEK& MEEK 495 resort. One-hundred-thirty-six students at can send 75 cents with a long, diet. Both will help you lose Lake Ota 47 13 60 Sanford Middle School Principal Dan Lake Howell y 143 so 193 or career is concerned. There Let your logic and prac- stamped, self-addressed Sanford Grammar School,383 at Sanford Lawton 9 Pelham said paddling has allowed him 38 20 58 Lyman weight and Improve your LAMLY OM M 57143UG Middle School and m at Seminole High is one thing, however, that ticality prevail today I envelope for It. Send your health. Longwood 0 2 O viedo an option to keep students in school 126 16 142 School were "given licks," ordered to Qusr'o'.j x matters relating to our selfMidway j22 350 772 rather than suspending them for their 26 33 59 Seminole .. ) OL ch while struck with ompadl getting involved in political ffltere:tLFlow1flg WEAK IMAG-S I Plnecrst 772097 TOTALS ' j449 4909 -____.1__>•#, by school administrators or in some situations. pu]sive hunches could cause Sanford Middle School Dean of cases, classroom teachers. ARIES (March 21-A pril 19) compli cati ons. Students Ronald Hunt was recently • I Inseveralofthecounty'sotherschools, hearing of a hind. Be wary today of behaving too LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct ) Be W IN E mouth"andcou4notafordtomluwor accused by a parent of deepty brulsin notably Lyman High School and severely with those In your net tive about your col Don Reyoo, principal of Seminole serving detention time, her son with a paddle, also of Longwood, ; Geneva and Forest City 00'High Schol tW school reporting this charge. Harsh methods will inercial dealings today and _______________________ Reynolds blamed the high rate of aggravating a congenital condition which elementariei, the paddle was almost largest number of student paddlings In corporal punishment at his school to the led to the child needing emergency produce more harm than keep persons who are not The bidding needs some 1• never used, the reports state. good. Romance, travel, luck, directly involved out of 1975.79, said no student Is ever paddled "socioeconomic condition" of the student surgery. explanation. West might have Under district policy, administrators who does not request corporal punish- body. "Our-emotional levels are a little resources, possible pitfalls picture. They could muddy NORTH 4-15-80 Chief Assistant State Attorney Chris doubled at his first opportunil a nd career for the coming the water. am allowed to hit students for a wide ment over some other penalty for higher here," he said calling Seminole Ray said no charges will be brought ty, but he decided to ow b variety of offenses classified as requiring violating a rule. months are all Wscussed in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Hi gh School ood six-card club suit. East's "rougher" than other county against Hunt because there was no Or OJ73 40 L "formal" action. your Astro-Graph Letter, In activities you share with But Reynolds added corporal punish- high schools. % tree-club bid has little to recevidence he maliciously tried to injure 481 NMNP ornmend It except for the Like detentions after school, but unUke ment is meted out to students who either which begins with your bill friends today, don't press too PR ISCI LLA Reynolds said Ugs year the number of the child during a routine paddling. Y WEST EAST At least one out of every nine Seminole County school students favorable vulnerability. South thday. Mail $1 for each to hard to have your way. This suspensions or expulsions, students given "wouldn't mind staying home," if girls paddled, which in 1973-79 almost • j 1055 4742 WHAT I I OUR uARY IS A 't H I ii HAS Ruby Lettau, mother of the injured faced the paddle last year, according to figures given to the federal had visions of slam; He IT HA9 AN I corporal punishment are not entitled to a 0 suspended, or "are living from hand in equalled the number of boyssmacked student, said the still intends to bring sult. Dep \ Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio will make them feel Ill at 5OMETHNGr ABOUT I I UFET1ME LEARNJN probed th wi a bid of ree th OUTREACH, artment of Health, Education and Welfare. ( Pill #K Q9 City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be ease, and it won't help your 86 / FOR VIFFICULT diamonds. West bid an imme CENM FOR THE #AK7652 #QJ93 sure to specify birth date. Image. EVERYONE! PMPLE diate five clubs, which could V64OLE COMMALINIrY, 0 0 SOUTH SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Lill only be defeated two tricks. PRISCILLA! TAURUS #As STLIART7 (April ZI-May 20) Dec. 21) Helpers or coworkers North's five-heart bid was TAKJ 10632 very allressive and goaded Your managerial concepts may not be as reliable today . ' OA102 are good today, but you may as they usually are. If South into the final overbid. •io 0 implement them club lead was hazardl y somet hi ng Important needs I 0 By DUNE PRYK Board have said in the past that if the legal age is 18, it won by West. e tried to Cub Vulnerable: North-South ant! not get Ow hapsults re Booth said he sees students who have been dr inking you doing, count only on No. 1. the club ace, but declarer Herald S ff ta W r • i)) Dealer East rite should be 18 for all things, desire. F011ow your original I about once every two weeks, Although some students / / CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. rutted. South now proceede Seminole County high school principals would go plan to the letter. "How do you give all of the responsibilities of bring the alcohol from home, lie said the parents are West N So 19) Your organizational to run all the trum T . —\Fl orida Gov. Bob Graham one better and raise the adulthood," asked school board member Pat Telson, usually very concerned when their children are caught. 1 41111101. Pan 19 make the slam, he wourd need 0 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) qualities are good today in 2• 29 drLnidng age to 21 If they had their druthers, but they "and not give the privileges and rights?" lot of luck. lie said the problem is about evenly divided among 0114 Thi ngs you do unselfishly for handling things relating s• 5 P&ii 6 still don't feel that will solve the problem of teen-age Mrs. Telson said she is not opposed to raising the legal The luck was there. South males and females. a Pass Pan Pass others today will serve to solely to you. However, 4-17 — drinking. simply ran off all his trumps age, but feels whatever the legal age is, those who have Canton Henley, principal of Lyman High School, said make you and those you help uninvited meddling in while keepin g all four spades Grahran announced this week he favors increasing attained It should be given all the rights that go with it. BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl & Heimdahl he opposed lowering the legal age when it was done happy. Where your motives another's affairs could be Opening Iead4 K in dummy. west had t hold the drinking age to to stop 15.yearlds, many of "If you consider drinking a right, and most adults do, about two years ago and supports raising it to 21. are selfish no one is apt to disastr ous, all AA A . ' 4 whom are UU in school, from buying alcoholic then anyone of legal age should ha ve the right to drink. Z MANT VU IDS= IN MY AT L.A9T, I'VE 15 ITA LCIVE AN "But the governor's action raising drinking age to 19 " 0 discard down to one benefit. .% AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. I U beverages for their younger friends, ti, "I th i nk what happened when they lowered the legal CAMON. is a step in the right direction," he said. NW MPENMUS MMON BEEN =MRED. STORY...All ADV RE.. diamond. The squeeze which CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Today you may have to do But several local principals mid an even bigger age Is that they forgot nwny 18 year olds are still in high depended on finding both kh By Oswald Jacoby fie said lie does not agree that drinking privileges A MUSICAL... CUE Your friends are willing and something that is problem Is that kids gelalcoholic beverages from their school," and queen of diamonds in the unpopular, and AlsaSo.tag ' -. (f automatically go with the legal age. anxious to help you today, but but that you believe • Is right. r parents. band with four spades d - •i. But Mrs. Telsonabo agreed that the source of alcohol "If we can pass a law to keep soft drinks off the Na you'd be wise not to ask favors Have the courage of your East and West effectively materialized. I "The most recent cases we've had," said Crooms in the school is not Just 18-year-olds buying it for their cwnpus before noon, we cim PaSS a law to control NO, (. " :. of a financial or material convictions. prevented North and South (NMPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) -; TI' I High School principal E. L. Blackiheare, "were cases younger friends, alcoholic beverages too." nature. Borrowing inoney is a PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) from scientifically exploring where the students brought the alcohol from their "If you can tell me that you can visit honies and find Henley said alcohol use on school grounds is a greater (For a copy of JACOBY no-no. Don't make agreements today for their best contract. Unfor homdl beer isn't in the refrigerator, I MODERN, send $1 to: may support lowering problem than drug abuse, but said there was more drug tunatelu for East an West at -. . L ( I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) unless you're prepared to do their tactics backfired and BrW9., Cai'. Of thP flmsipaL "A lot of parents allow their di; to drink at home," the drinking age. But I don't think i ts going to be en. use before alcohol became more available. ••-._)' - f_i .•. Things should go successfuUy as you promise, no matter Sout said Don Reynolds, Seminole High School principal. forceable as things are." h was able to make the per. P.O. Box 489, Radio GNy lie said there is no way of knowing if drug abuse I today where your career is how tough the going gets. It'smost of his slim chances in Station, New York, Y. "It's thie whole climate today, not just the drinking Blacksheare said he doesn't think lowering or raising would increase if alLvliol was less available. concerned, provided you're beattosaynothantobesorry. slam. 10019.) age" the drin ki ng age has anything to do with increases in Reynolds agreed that, on the Seminole campus at 4't -' Lake Brantley High School Principal Darvin Boothe unde rage drinking, least, alcohol is the number one problem. ANNIE also said ma ny students are getUngthe boosefrom their "Look at our by L.SM1'd t' total society," he said. "There are in"There's more drinking than drugs," he said. .AND ERNEST FRANK by Bob Thaves parents, &,' •creases in almost everything. The drinking age has not But Lake Howell high School Principal Richard -Aw- WHAT'D r 60 NO OTWR WAY WHAT 6AME THING YOU 0111). ONLY -AND SEUEVE YOU MEAnd Reynolds said the governor is "copping out." contributed significantly to those under that age Evans said alcohol use at his school is not as extensive 21' B1.T HUCIIE FORjJ T' TREI1' 'EM, 1W' I PIP "IOU ( WE WERE IN IOVOT! MH ER TRIEO 1 '!i!,!t "The drinking age should be raised to 21," he said. drinking. as drug abuse. II ° "This wc*ald give students the maturity they need to "It's society's trend The way it's operating" "We have some problem with it, but nothing out of the CAU6HT ME av MEWHEN I W5 THE U'fl'LE l.'aM then decisions." •T'H16 VERY nay! Boothe said raising the drinking age would probably ordinary," lie said. "But in a school with 2,000 students, 0 000 1 of motor VOW Blaclwheare agreed. "Eighteen year olds don't have help "marginal kids," those who wouldn't drink if they some of theim, are going to have some problems." 0 111 he said. didn't get alcohol from older students. But they aren't fie said there. are cases of unauthorized drinking conn"6 TRMP M CIA I But mne members of the Seminole County School the majority, he added. I 114> about once or twice a year. WOWS THE kI kI MAC11 GUN _FINE • HIT &oo! Now' SIR. (r) / __ 11 _- 0 - 0 BRIDG ______ .- Hig Sc ' I Principals Favor ising Drinking A e •. , . d ' ' - ____ - 0 , ' ,- ______ ,• '.• - ' _________ - •' N. ' - - ' . . A_ - - a PRI 108 TESTS ;' 0 '(ovA LIPE SpAN. TUMBLEWEEDS I'M 6ONNA MAKE 1*01S PM A VIMMT,, RIUMN& 10WN ON '010-4 iii-moo11111M MW cAN 1 Po by T. K. Ryan MANO FOR AN FARM"KE POPS10 Mill _ 2 GOT A UM ftA 111V MOM Twwil visit M0 Adult chwacterial at all Today County Left Off r bOl A I _ ftv ajçointme,mts to the Greater Orlando old bob, fanner Orange Courdy Camp. we AYWM Autimitill, Tuesday Wied to troHer Kenneth Klienth; ro*W &rmly of MW a rqnn1ftUve from SemWole C"*. i by the Palestinians living on the West Bank of the Jordan River and Cnspmwd .....................28 Dane AblY......................... Gaza 94. Carter, who holds a third and final Disdilis .........................&A round of meetings today with Israeli Dr. lia. ......................15 Major Gen. WX "Joe" Potlw; Odsob accountant Owles M. Peft; Sbwmn GrAMM Wgmd i4a low a bill auting Savinp 6 Lmn Amociation of Orkado; k r" autborily to govern ft Odando and Linda Chapin, a Park Feclerall 11111119511tional A4W mW abofishing the SAVUW & IA= Amci&Uon off1m. 0111111,1111111. Undir tW law, the govervitir him , 411wintmealf and the Orange n" CwAy Camdadon and Qrhm& City Wyor Cal LmWwd ion Um c4y CAWMill On council's Choice aw dw- coollIlly 00b. AHm Named by Graham to the new Arthur. President Carter says It would be I's Otlea F*WA Gov. Bob Gr*Am, who named authority wem UM 00 111"illid 00 the ICIOM Carter: Avoid Failure AWIFIlonte Approves WASHINGTON (UPI) — Airport Authority Z0011111119S lilY ll.WOOD.. US W tum 18, the country swings to the rightil 'Vlouldn't you '0' Eduww ....................... f iw .....................25 KNOW ........................ $A Naft ......................... 9A 011111,511111IM ......................in god* ' ..................... ll Tekill" W"1111111111, ..... . ...... ......U ......................2A Priam hfinister Menwhem Begin, said the two sides have made a lot of progms since the Camp David pem accords were signed, but .,difficult Isms" still remain to be solved. "It wouki be a tragedy having come this fw to faU," Carter said at L OWN Investigation Rules On Mayor Floyd Altamonte City Commissioners of evidence which will be admissable, adopted on tint mlliding Tuesday night whether to follow circuit court guidelines an inv"lligstive Ordinance that would or civil court guidelines, which would open the way for itn investigation by the permit hearsay evidence. city into allegations of wrongdoing in Floyd cast the only dissenting vote, office by Mayor Norman Floyd. because he opposed the admission of The Proposed ordinance that outunes hearsay evidence. Investigative procedures within the city is Scheduled to come before the com The city will pay the cost of Wing an minion for a final reading next at thie 7 attorney to represent the person under P.m. meetini'Tuesday. investigation during procedures in the There is still some question of the kind city only. �I , - •.* -. - 46 A .. $ . - 'Vsfliflg Hiraid Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, April i, mo M'1'11s Trial Spectators - To Be Searched -- MRLD IN BRIEF Rebels Claim 200 Reds Dead in .Surprise urprIse Raid On Border ISLAM ABAD, Pakistan (UP!)- An Afghan rebel group claims its forces killed 200 Soviet troops in a surprise raid across the Russian border. A spokesman for the Hizbe Islami rebel group said Tuesday the Moslem rebels crossed the border near Yangi Kola, about 100 miles north of Taluquan, capital of Takbar province in northeastern Afghanistan. Spectators at Friday's sentencing of murderer Gregory Mills will be searched for weapons before entering the courtroom, an order made after it was revealed this week Mills was found last summer with a razor-bladed knife in his cell. Circuit Judge Voile Williams signed the order requiring the searches after Assistant State Attorney Don Marblestone produced the at a hearing Tuesday. Marblestone sak. the knife was discovered in a Jacket left for Mills during a rvutlne search last summer by Lt. Donald allegedly attempted to burglarize an occupied Sanford home. Sylvester Davis, 22, of Sanford, was arrested at 3:10 a.m. Sunday in the bushes outside 2408' Palmetto Ave., on charges m he unscrewed the light bulb from the lamp outside the hoe, then twice tried to force open the jalousie on the front door. Police say they arrested Davis after being called to the home by Colleen flames, adding Davis hid in the bushes when he tried to force the door and heard Names telling him to get away from It. Marblestone said he had no idea why he was first Informed of Although the jury which convicted Mills, 22, of 1115 Locust the find within the last week. Ave., Sanford, recommended Mills receive a life sentence for He described the knife as "very lethal looking," a razor. the crime, Marblestone said it has been the opinion of the state bladed weapon which "opens like a switchblade." attorney to seek the death penalty for the man, now serving Marblestone will be asking Mills be sentenced to death two life sentences on armed robbery and kidnapping conFriday at 10 a.m. for the May 25 shotgun murder of retired victions. Sanford businessman James Wright during a burglary of ATTEMPTED BURGLARYCHARGED IN SANFORD Wright's home. A Saflford man was jailed early Sunday morning after he Sanford police say they have requested the arrest of a Sanford man who fired a shotgun outside the Sambó' Restauraxt on U.S. Highway 17-92 early Sunday morning. Police say the 19-year-old was standing with a groupdf people outside the restaurant at 4:13 a.m. Sunday, when they arrived in response to a report of shooting. Police say the man will be charged with unlawful display of a firearm3nd discharging a firearm in public. v.nIni, Sale $35 ea. WARRANT SOUGHT FOR SANFORD MAN Reg. $44. plus fed. tax', size P1I5 /75R-13 The Weather Tamer Radial features a polyester ply body with 2 fiberglass belts. A versatile seasonafter-season tire. Whitewall. - - - -•• - Tire Size ISTANBUL, Turkey (UP!)- Suspected leftist gunmen shot and killed an American serviceman and his Turkish driver today, authorities said. Police arrested three suspects following a gunbattle. In Paris, a group of 16 non-communist nations agreed today to provide Turkey with a $1.16 billion aid package to bail it out of its financial difficulties. The donor nations are Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Britain and the United States, (This is the last of a three-part series on Albuquerque to Nashville and from Chicago to during the experiments. These case studies possible. "Eventually," said Stanley Barnes, preparing for killer tornadoes.) the Texas Gulf Coast. could be played back for future study by the of NOAA's Environmental Research By KAREN J. GILLELAND . The second-phase area shrank to 250 square project scientists. Laboratories, "we'd like to be able to provide Special to the Herald miles centered on Norman, to focus on inSesame had just begun, and instruments detailed severe weather forecasts over periods Tornadoes are among the most violent winds dividual storms. A three-dimensional radar were operating, when the April 10 outbreak of of six to 12 hours," that sweep this planet's surface. These network, nearly a dozen aircraft and other tornadoes hit the Texas-Oklahoma border. Until now, the best look at the birth, life and cyclonic storms can uproot trees, hurl cars scientific sensing equipment were in the field. Although it is too early to analyze all of the death of a tornado had been on May 24, 1973, through the air and even level buildings. Thus All Instruments operated around the clock data, scientists hope to gain some insights when a severe tornado touched down near scientists are trying to learn exactly how when severe weather was expected. from this killer storm. Union City, Okla. tornadoes form, how they move on the ground, Alberty says the Investigators hoped to The prime objective of Sesame is to learn The team filmed the entire life cycle of that and how, if possible, man can tame their fury. come up with extensive records of at least how to predict severe storms, flash floods and storm at close range In both still and motion Weather scientists recently gathered In three 24-how "case studies" of storm systems tornadoes much earlier than is presently pictures. Norman, Okla., to conduct the Severe Environmental Storms and Mesoscale Experiment, dubbed Sesame. Sesame SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UP!)- Costa Rica sent two promises to net scientists a wealth of Jets to Havana today to airlift out 253 of 10,800 Cubans data about severe storms, such as tornadoes, holed up in the Peruvian Embassy In the start of Seminole County School Board member Robert G. Feather as well as clues about how to conduct further the sports facilities are paid for by Seminole County taxoperation "Bridge of Freedom," said today he will not ask the board to consider dropping out of experiments. payers, not the State Athletic Association. The aircraft landed in Havana after a two-hour flight the Florida High School Athletic Activities Association The roll call of participants was a virtual "I spend hundreds of thousands of dollars of the taxpapers but were held up for at least 2 hours. Officials at San (FHSAA) as reported this morning In another newspaper. roster of federal agencies and universities money in building these facilities," Feather told school board Jose's Juan Santa Maria International airport said The board will meet at 7:30 tonight at the school board with activities in the atmospheric sciences, members In March, , but I can't help one taxpayer get his son they had no explanation for the holdup. office, 1211 Mellonville Ave., Sanford. with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric permission to play baseball." Admlnlstratidn (NOAA) and the National Feather said today he is concerned that the school system Feather did say, however, that he would like the board to Science Foundation providing much of the provides the athletic facilities, but it apparently doesn't have discuss the association, alternatives to membership and funding. any authority over how they are used. fact that the board has no authority over what the association "Meteorologists waited a long time for does, "I've been on the board for years and even I didn't know this," said Douglas Lilly, scientist with the this," he said. "I never said I think we should pull out," he said, National Center for Atmospheric Research, "That's why I want to bring the matter up. Maybe there's a The association is the governing body for high school sports chairman of the Sesame Sesde steering committee way," he said. in the state. Most schools are members and schools that are and a prime mover in transforming Sesame Athletic association rules prohibiting sports participation by not members are not permitted to compete with schools that By JANE CASSELBERRY from a paper proposal to a major field exare. transfer students are designed to prevent any athletic Herald Staff Writer periliicnt. recuitment, Floyd Lay, FHSAA executive secretary, told the Feather became concerned about the boar board's relationship Longwood City Commission has authorized preparation of "One reason for undertaking Sesame at this board at a recent meeting. with the association when he was unable recent ly to help a an ordinance annexing a lOacre enclave on E.E. Williamson time," lie says, "was that automation and data But Feather maintained that a student who was denied the transfer student get permission to play baseball, Road at the request of Florida Residential Communities Inc. management techniques have caught up with right to play baseball was not recruited and therefore should Under FHSAA rules, transfer students are ineligible to (FRC), owner of the property, the project's needs." Severe storms are so be allowed the opportunity to participate. But, he said, the participate in sports for one year. City Attorney Marvin Rooks is preparing a letter for com. complex and the measurements that must be board had no authority to order that. Feather said he was concerned that the school board had no mission approval asking Seminole County to waive the two. taken are so many and so varied that the "I simply feel authority to vote to allow a student to participate, even though - year waiting period required before a change of zoning can be barrage ot information would take years to Feather said. - DIANE PETRYK granted. • unravel without the help of sophisticated 11 ,jproper ..I...s.& - -' t - - - - - - .... I ILn,.po automati on " wuw i,uviy surrounded unueu oy - fr LU RI U 1 J the City is PvwntlY zoned agriculture. The 20 acres on twoRon Alberty of the National Severe Storms side, of the property are zoned multi-family and are also Laboratory (NSSL) at Norman, who managed $44 P195175R14 $59 P205175R14 $64 P215/75R14 P225/75R14 Athletic Group Bothers Board Member -P c w&aL a.'.j*Lj • ' - • ormp Paving and Cee*uctlon Co. 01 Altamontè • Springs, with the hid of $11,080, was the apparent low bidder ,for the Wayman Street paving preject. Bide wets referred to- . Al Land, city engineer for review and mconimsndaUon to the -. - Gresn Inadvertently left out in a previous annexation. - - - • $iislp • 5' iI . •__ P C* 6*0 • - ••. "l •• is. - 7 I SHOULD ALWAYS SI USED W TH NEW PLANTlNSg TRAJIIPLANTINOS / ___ -- boo ;iu • ___ ___ Salssg% 25% on men 's work cloth Sale 6.75 Reg. $9. Big Mac' work shirt of no-iron polyester /cotton twill Scale 4.87 PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY APRIL23 Rag. 6.50. Poplin work shirt of polyester-cotton short sleeves. 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He added FEC had restored the shoreline and as far as he was concerned the can was closed. "It's too bad it had to get into the press," Mrs. Lormann commented. However, ¶Iaus. OAK'S violation by other developer on 'Island Lake lfll d is the sulbijectof current enforcement P225175R15 10W-30 All Weather oil by the case. Oil filter for American cars, 1.99 Oil filter for most foreign cars, 2,99 FORMULA ow oil The Commission voted final approval for Springwood and Vats.. agreed to keep the city officials apprised of any violathosa occirring in city, In other MIn.es: • • - • • -- Mileagemaker® 4 cyl.-28.0 10-step tune-up. 8 by the case. Sale 17.76 Rag, 21.36, JCP.nn.y 0 19111 A $59 Save 8 to $10 on coaxial speakers. on oil Save on the Powerstreak Mower thst'll save you woik! *wS b * SI I i$ie $Sd ta.. M*s • ''""' "u ' hPiI kaft tay-s. sie • M id $71 Save 13 Instant PrèSea on Sale! Hedg • P215/75R15 .irmv' The MIbor you trust for the brands you know. 3.5 HP 22" Self'Propilhd Poweritreak Mows, P205175R15 $74 $47 $51 $55 electronic 4 wheel balancing, 16.00 C O1*tL $69 1 L d Mileagemaker® ar&114 I4kowftz told Jarvls, "Those townhomes would cost $80,000 to $I0,000jn Ft. Lauderdale. These are not slums we're talking about." Other residents questioned the impact the project would have on schools and traffic, Lelkowiti, saying his "beck was to the wall" said he would pay half the cat of a traffic signal at Range Line Road and State Road 434 (not to exceed $30,000) upon the approval and grawxflwealdag of his project. Commissioner JR. Grant made a motion to authorize preparation of an annexation ordinance and set a public hearing. ConunWoner June Lermann Seconded the motion whlcbpassed unanimously, Glenn (DER)Field I ARRIVE AUVE $35 $47 'Plus, fed. tax from 1.J1 to 2.07 each tire. Tires mounted at no extra charge. No trade-in required. Sale prices effective through Saturday. Longwood Wants To Annex 1 0 Acres the two-phase Sesame field program, says the. tirst,Øvpered a huge region from Reg. Sale' P185175R13 Costa Rica To Airlift 253 owned by FEC, which would like to p TIsdunLtdevstonsntsmda. .•, Howard l4kowltz, vice president ofFflc, said the density of j the malti4amlly property would be less under his unit desekçsnent plans. He told the commission FEC hopes to construct shwleamlly attached townhomes in the $40,000 to $80,000 price range in the proposed unit development to be known as Tiberon North Townhomea, There Is no zoning designation in the city for toschouses so 1.!kowits will seek the PUD designation, Lefkowltz said the high cost of financing in putting the conventional single family home out of reach to the average family, and this type of home is "the affordable shelter of the future," They will have a front yard and beck yadafld ownership will heto center line of ON wail, he said. He Is proposing nine wilts per acre density as compared to the IS units under the present zoning designations, Residents of nearby subdivisions spoke in opposition of the townhouse concept. Bud Jarvis, a resident of Devonshire, said he moved from Ft. Lauderdale to Longwood because developers had ruined that area, "We want to keep single family residences, "Jarvia said. "We don't need this type situation, We're going to end up like Broward County with a bunch of Junk." Wad n.ti4v. An.'II I Save $36 t $72 on four all-season radials. Experts Use Automati`on To Track Storms U.S. Soldier Killed In Turkey Harald. c#.i. 91 - • . - L. • - - - -s-- - ---- ' - -•. • . • - .. -. - -. . - _•__---__-------- - Is -------------•--- - S -- -, - --- .-•-• - �. - . .. ,... .. . A. S E vening Herald Someone should tell the Sanford Police Department to Issue an extra set of car keys to their patrolmen. One morning recently two of. ficers were observed in front of the Lake Monroe Holiday Inn trying to break into a squad car with CUSPS 181 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SAN1'ORl), FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, April 16, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Around THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising re 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. s Cut Out The rovelifl Let' One of the officers had locked 2 ____________ ________ I'd hate to think what would have happened if they had needed to chase a criminal just then. But it's nice to know police resort to the same methods as the rest of us. ff10 9 J 4 Florida Power & Light (FP&L) has been given a helping hand in its Coal-Oil Mix (COM) project by employees of the Bechtel Corporation out of. Gal thersburg, Md. About 160 of Bechtel's people have been providing design, procurement and construction services since January for the new combination-fuel preparation facility at the Sanford plant. One Bechtel engineer praised the quality of 6 The e lOCK 'I'RYK By DIANE G It would be a mistake, we think, to assume the so-called tough new measures President Carter announced against Iran recently will make much difference LEWIS GRIZZARD hostages from Tehran amounts to little more than a pro forma gesture of frustration Mr. Carter had little choice after the Iranians V . • I 1J U the hostages from the terrorists to government custody. Such concessions for so little have but measured the administration's failure That the Iranians should spurn even this American groveling has completed the U.S. loss of face before the ti,n,.1,1 TTUiaI "., - I ______ - _ '..- K !. ";; " I ,,, P.,,~._(! . ~,;". ' youstlllaretlppinglspercentyouarealouay , severing of diplomatic relations, is primarily never-ending battl~ . , f 'HP' L ' - g\,. To name a thing is in somemeasureto gain 3 control over it Adam named the animals, r • ' "t3.M"I they did not name him When homosexuals' 11 y I' were called "queers," that naming carried, ay (.4)%••L• %rA _________________________ with it a collective judgment Naturally,' f,'r'X homosexuals sought to re-name their . 1 ' ' minority 11 (.. ', They might have tried some version of the: ', " '' "., :' "Quaker tactic" Eighteenth-century Quakers were famous among the populace for 1 exhibiting the phyalcalsymptomsof religious 1 tMMI(PL. . ecstasy, real or simulated. The populace .•.--' I called them Quakers. And this group em. '. -' " the negative term and elevated it The braced L ,t C Methodists did the same thing ?'WD .i The homosexuals seized upon "gay," and there's trouble there, since the word gay 'Ub . possesses a long established usage. The .:• c-'_____ sentence "I had "doe EI4A that lengaged ma homosexual orgy. Nor, a matter of fact, do most homosexuals 100k: I . especially gay in the ordinary sense of the .. word. . •1LIP)k . It is doubtful that homosexuals can per. P manently capture the word, consummate el Festutse 5 A" I their bit of semantic larceny. They have: ,' r " ,., ______ ______ _____ _______ ________ _____ as _____ _____ , ___ k in banks, prolfessiorad people Wife ' doctors and lawyers, and anybody urkler 25. The best me construction workers, oil field workers, people who work for the railroads, and other bartenders and cocktail waitresses. RLD . . 0 Perks Of Business Big By LeROY POPE UPI Business Writer bank, hunting for a barber shop or a cab to take him to one, driving to the airport to pick NEW YORK (UPI) - The average up visiting customers, going out for lwth and American executive spends his working day even of having his automobile gassed and in an unnecessarily ineff icient vi nent, serviced, or getting in his daily, exercise and my Jim Spiniello and Charles Roy of swim-L isolating Tehran "economically, politically, and be targets for revenge. LAke the bartender who received a Bunn B. Morristown, N.J.,who are doing something to ' SpWello brought in Roy because Roy had psychologically." But, even as Washington took Anthony dollar coin as a tip. . dwge been manager of the Boston Redevelopment that this course and turned to U.S. friends in Asia and "I served...these guys three drinks apiece Spinlello who runs a construction firm is Authority's $1 billion Charlestown project, Europe, Iran deflantly threatened to cut off oil and they leftiiWthis edfi *1111i an ugly-lady on the ow.m and Roy the manager of Airport which turned a depressed am Into a thriving supplies to any nations cooperating with the it," the bartender was quoted as saying. Park, a unique office complei located on the new community. Carter policy. The next time the three guys came in, the Airport Park isn't fully completed yet but it edge of Morristown Aiprt. bartender spilled strawberry daiquiris on has attracted a number of blue chip tenants It's a campus-like scene with a health club, The administration's immediate task, then, Is to their trousers. Strawberry daiquiris were having a swinuning pool, overnight . such as the aviation department of American persuade Japan, Britain, France and West Susan B. Anthony's favorite drink. Telephone & Telegraph Corp., Cessna Aircominodations for visitors, conference Germany in particular that, Insofar as this I happen to think bartenders and cocktail and dining rooms and a coffee shop, plus craft's finance division and branches of country is concerned, push has come to shove and waitresses perform an Invaluable service in large parking space, a pond and other Motorola, Inc., and Bechtel Co. iw society -waiting hand and foot on drunks aesthetic lasniscaping features. we expect nothing less than full cooperation in the In addition to things like a sauna bath, "s T 4 and they deserve good i• spirit p of b ber and hair styling shops, limousine aer. mutual aflj ar lliances. In or Roy there''s more t it u ut• if *1'i Oil UI UIar it 1 en 0 rebuilding th ameIl4Mel, natio ti ns a fte ft r World W ii 8flu "There are lots of office buildings located Uoy I asked by bartender after I the completed of park w il l have an art gallery largely shielding em from Soviet aggression got over my, initial embarrassment, what is edges airporta arni there are other and studio faci li ties for budding artists in the ,,,, 1 co' 1 butt he ever since, we have a right to cash in some big the going tip rate these days? community. IOUs, ; Washington should not hesitate to do "Letmecheck,"besaid. "Itwu 20 percent The buildings have acoustical4hermal jv SO. this morning, but It's probably gone up at not toontcomfortable and not ")' glazing throughout and full-spectrum And if our allies continue to feel more in. least a couple of points since 11,which transmits ultraviolet rays " r h d" •thnidated by Iran than obligated to us, the ad: ift Othe you 111111 5V% UI UIfl& artificial fighting. companies In the Fortune list have Theseraysklfla lot o( bacteria in the ambient ministration should openly consider mining Iran's buildings that are really sophisticated and air and cut down on the spread of colds and harbors and a naval blockade - the next orfunctionally superb. What Jim Spinlello other infections. Roy said physicians and chestration that would compel the effective decided to do when he embarked on Airport psychologists also told him full-spectrum economic sanctions we now seek In a voluntary Park four years ago was to give executives of lighting helps workers to concentrate better and less belligerent way. comparatively small companies most of the on the job, advantages the fellows in the big companies We can hope that the simmering conflict betRoy Is confident the Spiniello office concept P1 in their country-club style offices." ween Iran and Iraq will bring Tehran to its senses, will spread although he doesn't expect it to be SpInlello's irime concern was to reliev, the limited to sites on the fringes of airports. but if we have learned tiything since November It b iness man of much travel and of attending Planners and developers have come to us should be that freedom for the hostages must toalo of thechorssthetregularly tntem Morristown from Baltimore, Boston and a come from our own deeds. There is nothing in this his working day under conventional office number of other cities to look over Airport situation from wishful thinking, environment conditions - rwriIng to the put y% I__ .._4 D__. D_ IIII ..,...i i RIU for Mr. Car inner: ter : ,,, "Z 1' " ,,, ____ ___ _____ ___ ___ tried everything but direct action. name "black" serves as an exact counterpart 1 to the word "white." It was thus semantically ~' neutral in the semantic struggle. IU tem: black was literallyfalse of course but that was t fits ironic charm. Bla ks come varied hues but then so do whites ' ' ' American Indians have proved to br The term Indian was offensive to thu minority because it represented a historical error, and because It had been conferred by , others, Columbus, that great navigator, got to the Caribbean and, believing be was in Asia', called the islanders he met Indians. 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I I'diI( ('If loht'ls List oi p. ,. i &'dtn ,.J - farmers ft&'ti nc UI n.,nj.,r,, - Tipton, a of Sig Rosalia Dilve died Tuesday in Sanford. Born In Blue Ridge, Ga., ao cam to Sanford in 1969. ________________ A% was a member of the Cbs-cu alas-Id of Sanford. brothers, Lip cancer occurred in S -_ HIGGINS, MRS. JULIA M. Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Julia M. Higgins, 93, formerlyof 117W. 10th St., Sanford, wt died tay at the Life Care Center in Altamonte Springs, will be Thursday at 10a.m. at All Souls Cemetery. Rosary will be recited tonight at I P.M. with Father William Ennis officiating. Brisson Funeral Horne- PA in charge. Oaklawn Cemetery. Brisson tU greater. WL~ Friday at 10 a.m. at All Souls Catholic Church. Rosary will be recited at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Brisson Funeral Home with Father William Ennis of. ficiating. Burial In Oakland Memorial Park. Briuon Funeral Home-PA in charge. Hmoway,mmtrott , ".,and data For women and tilt' few non-white Farmners in Iowa. Burmueistt'r said. The study found tile rate of prostate cancer among farmers was 78 percent izreater than the rate for non-farmers. The incidence ot !oiluich cancer was 60 percent rcater and the rate of lvmiiphatm&' cancer as 58 percent ! 0 Waéfrteefi k 11 'hu', 9.99 died Tuesday night in DeBiry, will be celebrated Is In charge of arrangements Ralph I TIptofl, Sanford; taxes. "We really didn't anticipate that any of the investigated cancer types would be elevated,'' said [)r. Leon Burmeister, associate professor of preventive medicine and envlronmilental health. "They the results) %% ere 'tuile sttr);r!imlg to us." The study analyzed the 1971-78 death certificates of 20,311 niiite male Iowa farmiiers. Women and blacks were excluded fromii the study because of iiit'oiiinlett' w'.-itnatinnal EZING ._,, Sanford, who lurvivors Include three Mghters, Mrs. Novella Sdey, Sanford, Mrs. Sue Igett, Sanford, and Mrs. 0th. Henson, Aiken, S.C.; a percent. The Fed reported industrial output on a seasonally adjusted basis fell 0.8 percent in March, follov, ing a decline of 0.2 percent in February. Construct ion supplies took the aw In lIPTON, MRS. STELLA HOLLOWAY - Funeral sir. vices for Mrs. Stelia Holloway Tipton, $2, of Iii Rosalla Drive, died Tuesday in Sanford, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Brisson Funeral Home with Mr. Fred Baker officiating. Burial In Mrs. Stella' Holloway - mm"Mft his wife, Mrs. Anne Daniels, Sanford; a.daughter, Mrs. Georgianna (erby, McMlsuiville, Tenn.; t*h sons, Eugene M.Daniels, Dothan, Ala., and George -1. Daniels, Sanford, and six grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home-PA enjoy their Italian subculture on a private. basis. J WAHNGTON - In we of those "n) )W aid progrwi much mere at the mercy of Fodad, and sold the stolen food to cattle oosmcfl's ecuftw dim', oolIc" moves so beloved by Jimmy Cads,, an cornç( foreign officials and prclitaajüig u.s. and poultry breeders "without Interferenc. The law r,qufr r.clpisatg of AID mossy adm1 IetratIcn study group has rsuiu- bualneannin. from responsible oMelals." Yet another to buy goode from Ui, fleme, mended bringing 7 of t he 11,SSS U.S. seine of whIA. "I os't tin there is $710,$SO grant was made to the province.. are not above arranging bribes sad kLk1 oM_dals stat overseas to make the vuinsri. f CooM_csifl7Iret.da$7nrn wiuu, tazps American pre abroad MN occisplcaous. moisy ti year far jj lstsnc. program" AID fund, Intended to hs the poor, as a sort .*ample, WsUm .,ni Primarily, the ides Is to reduc, the chances told my associate Peter Grant. a gss,sss flen of private bank aeoowt, Without consent of for paying of inflaming antI-AmerIcan .lIf"'ta is the reierta of AID's auditor ien.rai bear this t illisal "commIujen" to US. oMdals "MN." totaiins $1.3 'i'IHIon E(YPtI5J*ankIaI Vbo tot the_oaly a $S host cowdrlss id tine ferula1ling titan tome ewnpi.: were made to eight high Zairam offjeJa3 miff jn e,, -crisis on t1 Ir modeL Unfortwstaly, ffi A iqrls. Inepsctlen of the child P'ealth tOme$UmIUk edtothefaaidbywe)tIiy ___ some of the officials targeted for recall In th. program In Egypt's Beheira proce traders want uncollected, and the Aniericans of a dJ!'Id secret Whit. MOuN4tJtI Dspsrtmsat dip4ojid that coffsctsd N 501 allowed to Pertinent doc'ents. A tool aippliur Isand $ per of the $1 beIng pr a $U,ISS tefr rmmindat1oas . 'he is, falee; inIln , of s, A SV$,SSSgrant was mad, to the non-profit validr( a $7,872 'Ff tee qjILIg Uarhe tom's w effectively at , • ourljhed prssche.Iers was being (tbsan Cosicil to fader a thsspaIsing Mal By traadsnthg 'he agency's watchdop ' Image and protecting the tespsjsrV "(ai - with the on Bwhedos. But w . n.. this of around the welt provincial '1k1ala 1* food was bel stolen 01 the mossy Initially advanced by AID, Only "S7IflbOIlC" fiductien In aeeriioi psI The .gv' -Is the by&iud.. who MNned the dates and 117*was used for developrient of the ,' _- eg of , thMp would syinbos._nothing mere t 557 le of diIInion front p pram. MeanwhJle, the Council paid Its diuferec. to wict, ripoffs of AID 1i for Intereatlssal DSVSlIPmeM be ISSI 1M11L They "operated openly In frad of p1d'II a salary of $1$,OeS, and _-id be e paddng Tha would leave to si lbs drthut1osi ciatsis," the AID diIi lOpsy Off a Poorb' docwnented loan from U program. MICIIAELDANIELS *tichael G. Daniels, 85, of 519 E. First St., Sanford, died Tuesday night in DeBary. Born in Detroit, Mich., he caine to Sanford in 1965 from Edit Troy, Wis. He was a member of All Souls Catholic - Department's deputy chief economist. ''For the average manufacturing worker, it ineans some of themii are likely to face layoffs in the course of the coining months," Cox said, ''For young people or people just entering the labor force, it means jobs will be scarcer, harder to find.'' house and Senate Republicans used the occasion of ''Income Tax Day" to blame I'resident Carter and Democratic members of Congress for soaring inflation and high percent by the end of the year. It is now 6.2 ON HUNDREDS OF WALGREENS PRODUCTS! I HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) The proposed venting of radioactive krypton now trapped inside the Three Mile Island nuclear plant could pose a public health hazard, say scientists representing a local anti-nuclear Esterby, Sanford; 30 gçindchildren and 15 great- - is in serious trouble. "I think we're now seeing the onset of i recession," said William Cox, the Commerce Treasury Secretary C. William Miller, acknowledging the economic slowdown was beginning, said in Washington the unemployment rate probably would rise to 7.25 PRICES REDUCED MRS. JULIA HIGGINS CORRECTION The name of Julia Michel, Mrs. Julia M. Higgins, 93, formerly of 117 W. 10th St., daughter, of Baltimore, Sanford, died early this Maryland, was inadvertently morning at the Life Care omitted from the list of surCenter In Altamonte Springs. vivors of Mrs. Georgia Brown She was the wife of the late Ed McClelland, who died Mardi Hjgglns. 27 1980, in Baltimore. The ,he is survi ved by three obituary appeared in March d4 ughters, Adelaide Moses, 31 Evening Herald. Mç& Mary Williams and Mrs. Jtlle Dletrlchs, all of San. ford; two sow, James c. Funeral Notic.s Higgins, Winter Park and, MICHAEL 0. E4 Higgins, Sanford; a DANIELS. Mass for Michael 0. slter, Miss Sara Warren Funeral anieIs, is, of Sit E. First St., bumblers In the semantic struggle, cwiir4 UP Native Amer Naturally, fiberals in the academic world - have,, acquiesced in this as they have in everything'! else (liberals should be re-named Acquiescers), but the Native Amorkan tam, is not a winner. with The Misuse Of U.S. Funds May Rise p researchers said. AREA DEATHS JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD I property will be recovered. AfrIca!efcansT mchoosfflgtznam.j "black," have played a shrewder game. No one could reasonably object to that. The The word native appllesspecificallyto birth 05 UI no "nativity," etc. According td usage and law, anyone born in the United' States is "native," On that account, the term Native American represents an Ignorant and offensive piece of semantic burglary. But this noun is a loser too Why should thIi minority adopt the noun "American" conferred, alter all, by the Italian adventurer Amerigo Vespucci in the 15th century? Perhaps, on the analogy of Italo-Amcrlcan,: German-AmerIcan, Poligh.Ameri and so. on, the Indians might have tried Slouz-., American, Hopi-American,, Iroquois., American. Those were the Indian "nations," stomach, prostrate and lymph glands. It appeared to be occupationally oriented, THE GARDEN CENTER O provoked latent rmntment, and the stolen , U, WO - multiple imiyeloiim and cancers of the lip, 1' - nc ____________________________________________ The University of Iowa researchers said Tuesday they were surprised by the findings BANGOR, Maine (UP!) A handful of police of(leers were ordered to work 18-hour days, starting i today, to maintain law and order in Penobscot County where 21 deputy sheriffs were fired before they could quit over a pay dispute. The deputes had sut)mitted their resignations effective midnight Tuesday to protest the county's li refusal to grant a 10 percent cost-of-living salary increase. But the county's Board of Commissioners fired the 1 Ill officers before the resignations took effect. _____ •'. PITTSBURGH (UP!) The United Steelworkers overwhelmingly approved a three-year, $5 billion wage contract with the basic steel industry, giving members a 9 percent annual wage hike, and 40 percent In overall benefits over the term of the agreement. The three-year total economic package, ratified by Local union leaders Tuesday by a 33342 vote, included cost-of-living adjustments, but the increase per hour could not be determined. Estimates ranged from $2.84 to $3.44 per hots- for the three years, depending on County Fires Deputies '- _________ Steelworkers OK Pact had a higher incidence of lung cancer. The reason: fewer farmers smoke, The scientists, including Karl Z. Morgan, who for 29 - years was a director of the federal government's nuclear research lab at Oak Ridge, Tenn., said the risk of cancer could accelerate with accumulated doses of even low-level radiation. Another scientist, Bruce Moiholt of the Public Interest Law Center in Philadelphia, said the proposed controlled venting of 57,000 curies of krypton should not be permitted because of possible psychological - anxieties among area residents. __________ ____ --, - 1. group. _____ ' about the SIX other cancers because farmers live in what generally are considered to be healthier enviromunents. Study results showed the state's farmers had disproportionately higher death rates from six forms of the disease leukemia, - - ______ .' IOWA CITY, Iowa UPIi A study of seven cancers shows Iowa farmers have a dramatically higher chance of dying from six kinds of cancer than city dwellers. Ifle overall cancer death rate was tuglier for urban dwellers, however, because they Scientists Fight 'Venting' _________ dustry Farm Cancer Rate Shocks Researchers 11 which Inflation factor and other statistics were used. ' a The article also said bartenders and cocktail waitresses remember who tips best who tips worst -and the second thre the they can expect to Vat , i'4 .. ' worst beating with production falling 3.6 further evidence the housing in. percent - As sales of new cars continue to slump, several auto-related industries are reporting lower earnings. Stockholders of Uniroyal Inc., which makes tires and other auto components, were told the company expected a first quarter loss of $12 million compared to $6 million profit in the first quarter a year ago. Fleetwood Enteprises Inc. of California, a travel trailer and motor home manufacturer, said it was closing nine of its plants across the In total, about 15,000 Ford employees will be laid off indefinitely because of the cutbacks. The company already has 41,000 workers on indefinite layoff. Fords car sales so far this year are off nearly 28 percent fromlast year, and it is not - times, involves the 'Ire American minority groups At bottom, of course, it is a struggle about cultural and other kinds of power. IlT' ____(I1 j .i .. " d The árlj even US the groçsôf wwUsliWerstUpparssndthsgroupswho are the best. The worst are school teachers, girls who ,, "' ,, , ,, c ,' '?'Y.., - . 1 I I `% . .. I ! Minorlify .. . . - ____ 15 percent What everybody doesn't know Is 11 My bartender explained it to me Just the other night "You are a lousy cheapskate," he, well, explained when I gave him his standard 15 !'i qt, 1.1~,7;rt .. cheapskate I. sear's levels. Four other plants, and phasing out two manufacturing plants. '10--s'Hill ..... than he had before entering the White House. - - "..'~ --.'AS,19%, In order to cut its growing losses, Ford said Tuesday it is closing indefinitely its Mahwah, N.J., car assembly plant, eliminating shifts at - $hn mlI)ñ,,,,3rn L._L1 ~"-!`U'V~."-,7, IV J-;Y61 _i,IAIW,54.1~- economic slowdown. The White House disclosed Tuesday that Carter's net worth plunged in 1979 to $893,000, dropping him from _______ country, which will put 650 of its employees out of work. A '-teep drop in all industrial production was reported Tuesday by the Federal lkerve Board, the U.S. money manager. If production continues to fall, the American factory worker will pay for it in jobs. U.S. automimakers reported early April sales slumped 24.4 percent below the same period last year. All domestic automakers had sales declines except Volkswagen of America, which managed to hold steady with last 15,000 Ford Motor Co. employees learning the hard way the meaning of an refund. g alone. Some The average American household paid more than -.!; rpN : 7 ej United Press International The recession economists have been predicting for so long may be at hand, with $6,100 in federal iaxes for 1979. President Carter paid nearly $65,000 in income taxes and claimed a $16,703.50 ami n N ,, :& I ili - . ,,,, I. .,, '.w: p. ". .,i ; 1-T 11 : . I, .'' t_ I. '!,. .1 Everybody knows the standard rate for tipping in places like restaurants and bars is - 61' 11 .... ,` Cheapskate ,, where do we go from here and what do we do next? How do we make economic sanctions hurt enough to free the hostages? The obvious answer is that we turn to our allies for active support, as the White House says, in --.-.-." -- ". 11 w A I - :1,11'. g possibly be used as reparations to the hostages. Well, if the latest blast from Washington is mostly sound and fury y Y ' JEFFREY HART -_________________________ NATiON IN BRIEF United Press intcrnatfonal Millions of Americans waited until the last minute to mail their federal income tax returns, just in time for the "Apr 15" postmark, but President Carter seta good example by filing his return early - and claiming a more than $16,000 refund. The Internal Revenue Service said that as of April 4 only about 60 million of the estimated 93 million American taxpayers had filed returns. Most received refunds averaging $590.53. paddled a 17-year-old girl. I do not call that Wednesday, April 16, 1910-5A Ford Shuts Plant, Lays Off 15,000 Millions File Tax Returns I Just Before IRS Deadline 'quality' education." . r:l If nothing else, we can believe these months of false promises and smashed hopes have finally taught Mr. Ca rter the futility of groveling At last percent tI'p events have lifted the scales from the ad"That's what I usually give you," I said ministration's eyes Iran's government itself Is "So what's the problem all of a sudden" "The problem," he said, "is you have apnow held responsible for the state of affairs - and is seen, in effect, to have custody of the hostages parently been living In a cave You can still go to the bank and get a loan for 8½ percent" after refusing to accent them from the terrorists I laughed aloud at that silly Idea " Thee President mad ea.elllfl5 pO flL• 11 identifyin "So what makes you think you can still i.aie r%yaLolaIl and come In here and cry on my shoulder and Revolutionary Council as bea ring full blame for whine about your troubles and then walk out continuing this crisis No one should be taken in and leave only a 15 percent tip?" he asked any longer by the buck-passing game between How stupid of me Inflation has jacked the factions in Tehran Moreover, we now realize with prices of everything else, so why didn't I fresh clarity how Irrational are the governing remember It also would affect the gratuity rate? fanatics in Tehran. "Don't WOF au my barten er. Unfortunately, Mr. Carter's trumpeted new "Most people never stop to think I've got a toughness doesn't punish. American-Iranian living to make, too." But l did worry about it, and later l even did trade is already down to a $1.8 million trickle in me research into the matter. I even so February from a monthly average of about $ioo stumbled across an enterprising article that million a year ago. Much of this lingering trade is eared recently in the Bakersfield o a medical nature that the latest embargo w , ,,,, explained , great detail Ilyl! . %UW'JI 1Mfl still exempt, Thus the trade embargo, as the iarte,Kier, and cocktail waitresses window dreestn about which Tehran couldn't dIrehled Slit, significantly, the Iranians are silent about the President's opaque reference to an Inventory of frozen Iranian assets, which could ' "Don't all teachers have to take classes psychology?" she asked. In addition to believing there are better ways to disc!pline children, she said she questions the rationale of those who do the paddling in schools. "I kio of a case where a male administrator Reacting to the recently publicized paddling Incident at Sanford Middle School In which four Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. She said policies of reward for good behavior strenuously objects to schools paddling students as a disciplinary measure. •- ercent 1 5 P neutrality toward Iran in return for transferring also important," he said, "is that the basicattitudesand moral standing of the men on this job is better than on any job I've ever worked on." Four months of FP&L and Bechtel employees' work will culminate Friday with the first test burn of a oual.oll mix. If the year long test com prised of 120 burn days is successful, it will probably mean there's coal in Florida's future One Sanford Grandmother of 11 saId she and loss of privileges for bad have always worked wi th her grandchildren. 'Paddling doesn't help solve anything," she y said. ,, it only serves to embarrass, patti older children. If our children are humiliated in so school, it's no wonder the dropout rate r* '':, For Washington finally to break diplomatic ties and tighten economic sanctions after months of futile negotiations to liberate U.S. diplomatic contemptuously trumped his last card, which was his thinly veiled apology and his pledge of U.S. local workers on the job. Among the various local welders, pipe fitters, millwrights, electricians and other craftsmen, the Bechtel engineer, who has been in the business 20 years, said he found skills to be top- boys were paddled for throwing rocks, she said: "All little boys have Own rocks since the beginning of time. You can ma ke children WOTR, as punishment, but you don't beat um. Even primitive cultures don't do that." •- . . ______,= I l'4' 111111110 CO ... . S -- - -. .s •, •e - .-4 -. '- r- - �p A-EvonIng Norald, Sanford, Fl. C'.. Wednesday, April ie, 191 mal', Sunsh'I' icial ' Panel Backs City FLORIDA IN TALIAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - A Senate specific values of assets and debts. They also allow public officials to lump jewelry, art an d other household items into a "persorial effects" category, then list the total value by range. Formerly, each item committee has joined the House in requiring city officials of to file the same financial disclosure as state officials despite warning of a possible veto by Gov. Bob Graham. BRIEF To Drowning Of The panel's bill (CS SB 242j, approved 8-0 Haitians WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI)- As a murder trial jury listened, the voice of a defendant described on a tape recording how he placed two Haitian children Into the water, an act prosecutors say led to their drowning. "No, I didn't throw them. I just held them. . .and let them down in the water," said the voice of James Knowles, a young Bahamian deckhand on the 23-foot Llama Cat snuggling boat. As the tape rqUed Tuesday, Knowles, 19, of Tarpon Bay, Bahamas, sat with his hands partially covering his eyes. Knowles and boat captain Jeffrey Hastings, 30, of Hypoluxo, Fla., are charged with first degree murder in the drownings of a mother and five children..-ages 6. 10. The prosecution said the six were among 17 Haitian refugees who the two alleged smugglers forced into the Atlantic Ocean off Palm Beach Aug. 13. The other 11 survived. and forwarded to the judiciary-civil cornmittee for consideration next week, is similar to the plan voted out by the full House Monday In other ways. officials are required to make full financial But Scarborough argued that city officials ilaclosure, with local officials and members of advisory boards and commissions making sometimes have greater control over government spending and other important Issues The Site Tuesday didn't reconsider approval last wee k of legislation ea.sin, regulation of the trucking industry. The was sent down to the House, which is workir4 on a bill of its own. limited disclosure. than state officials, including members of the Trucking lobbyists adamently CIPPose the Legislature. The original bill before the governmental Both proposals eliminate the requirement of disclosure of net worth, and disclosure of killed a similar requirement. predecessor, Reubin Askew, who wrote the Sunshi ne Amendment. operations committee would have given city Under full disclosure, an official would commissions the option of requiring full or report his assets and debts of more than $1,000 She Had A Ca bi* n et Ba rs Woman Fro M Senate bill and there had been speculation they would get friendly senators to try and kill it. Telaching stacles to overcome before ever again teaching, Nettles said. 14-year-old student, enlisted in the Army to put her life back in "Before she could teach in Florida again she would have to "Clearly the precedent for cases such as this has been- be re-hired," he said. "She was a first-time offender, in a sense." permanent revocation," said Insurance Commissioner RW Gunter. order. Her attorney believes she deserves a second chance, However, Gov. Bob Graham and the Cabinet unanimously agreed Tuesday that the charges against the -former Gainesville woman were too serious for that. They voted to bar found guilty by a hearing officer of having an affair with the boy over a five-month period in 1078 while teaching at Howard Bishop Middle School in Gainesville. She also aligedly permitted him to drive her car without a license, provided him and two other minors with alcoholic beverages and gave him money for marijuana which he canceled. Graham and the Cabinet agreed. - J. David Holder, lawyer for the Professional Practices Council, called for a revocation on the grounds that in at least Miss Coates, described as in her 20's, resigned from the-.' school after the boy's parents filed complaints against her, but three previous cases in which teachers were involved sexually she refused to surrender her teaching certificate. with students, their teaching certificates were permanently - MIAMI (UP!) For School Chi el f oes W : . State Attorney Janet Reno charged Jones Solomon Barnes - Jones' co-defendant, Suspended Dade - Jones, facing trial on charges of grand solicitation in an official proceeding and "Janet Reno's office is racist. They know. Her attorney, John Nettles of Gainesville, asked Grabm and the Cabinet toatick with the hearing officer's recommendation theft in connection with the attempted receiving unlawful compensation for they don't have a good case." of a three-year suspension, "This young lady was experiencing a problem that is not uncommon throughout the professions -alcoholism," he said, Jones and Barnes are black, purchase of gold plated plumbing fix- official behavior. Prosecutors declined to discuss the Jones' attorney, William Frates,, said,: tures as training aids for a non-existent high school plumbing course, was charges. They said details would be "It's just not fair. This Is a hot political "She was overly dependant on alcohol during that period of time and sought help from the community mental health arrested Tuesday night on three more provided in a court affidavit when filed. case for the state attorney's office. After Attorney H.T. Smith, representing they felt their case was crumbling, they,y charges. center." to dgay rights law, but if she had it all to do over again, "I still do it." She said that decision cost her OM,Ooo in television con. traits, including a sewing machine scdh of bookings, thousands of dollars in cash outlays and had no intention of addressing that issue," she said. At a state fair where she was performing, police spotted the dinance." "I had worked with homosexuals all my life and I always had a policy of live and let live," she said. "So many have tried to escape in so many ways, through they have picketed and hated.', She said she prayed for guidance and "I realized that I In Washington, her hotel was surrounded by 6,000 homosexuals and three of them disrupted a Bryant performance at the National Religious Broadcasters Association convention. A woman was arrested and police found she was church had claimed to love and yet was very unloving to in- before" , Anita said. dividuals they couldn't understand or that were distasteful and disgusting to many, like homosexuals, so it wouldn't believe youqger'than her 40-odd years. She Is small-boned, slender, picketed lwr. Foes of similar laws in other places invited her to moyrs well, smiles readily and has a personality that dominatesa room. She is a woman who has taken good care of her 'ead repeal drives, Personal threats soon followed. facoand figure. She is a compulsive talker, Slie admiti; she never would have become involved in the gay rights controversy "had it not affected me personally." Warrants obtained by Dade County suspended High School Principal decided to file additional charges." "If you operate in fear, it can just wipe you out," site said. . views, and can, as the fine actress she is, get an Academy Award and have no problem going on television talk shows or speaking out for her views. She organized a "Save our Children" campaign to repeal the Sanford: YES. WERE FREEZINGOURREGULARPRICESONML THE ITEMSA50VEOUqVOLUNTARYIFLATI.FIGHTINGPR RAM IS IN ERECT THROUGH MAY 21 A*dO WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUR COSTS ARE GOING UP IF WE CAN SELL FOR LESS WE WILL WE CAW1' BEAT INFLATION ALONE. BUT ALL AND WE RE CHALLENGING ALL OUR SUPPLIERS TO JOIN THE FIGHT. "And yet they are not mature enough, particularly in New l'orkers seldom even raise an eyebrow at the home from school early and sometimes have to stay in the odd characters who roam the streets of their cit. have always insisted there be, homosexuals opposite tile. putting in 10 times the security you had before, and having to as far as their particular values, the pendulum is way over. ordinance, gathered the required number of petition live with bodyguards around you constantly. "Even when I'd go to churches in other cities and had no servative point of view and be treated as fairly in the news intention of mentioning the Dade County issue, I'd Invariably media and in the entertainmen' industry, in order to go back have to have a press conference because of the media on television, this is the avenue v:e had to take to present our Affita said she was concerned about the plight of honibsexuals and had founded the Miami Beach counseling coverage the hoinesexuals would get that were there. -The lightning rods would get their point even when I GREAT PHOTO FINISHING 'TWICE THE PRINTS TWICE THE FILM ,But until that's balaneml out, until we can have it con- views. We had no other course. Not only did we have to produce AMERICANS. WORKING TOGETHER CAN. 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They signatures for a recall election, and conducted a nationally publicized crusade that climaxed June 7, 1977 when Dade Coulity voters repealed the ordinance by a 2-1 margin, ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. Such Patricia L. Fickisy, South Freeman Mirrea Jonas John Edd Lankford Joyce 0, W.l$sn Ova Odum, Lake Mary Patricia D. Spivey, Lake Mary Lillie M. Jones, LoI*u1 H417 10 H. Nielson, Now Smyrna Phillis .. 41 . 44 dog to sniff out bombs here at the house. The kids have to come Jan. 17, 1977, by adopti ng an ordinance that added four words school office for hours because of the kidnap threats. And the "It's very hard for them to be fair to someone like myself - "affectional or sexual preference" - to an existing law FBI becomes involved in the Letters that come from people who is different in my views and I guess they haven't matured banning discrimination in employment and housing on the who write they are going to assassinate you. to that point. basis of race, religion, marital status, age and national origin. "That alone is enough to stop you from walking out your "1 think the problem is that these individuals is their view of Anita's children were enrolled in a private religious school front 'door. You can't put a price on those kind of things. life, lifestyle anti everything are very permissive, very liberal, andlishe and church leaders feared the ordinance would "And you have to have detectives come over and tell you how so they are in agreement. I am talking primarily about the We're Sick of Inflatioii, too! Eckerd Freezes Proices HOSPITAL NOTES *1,11 is p" About 50 divers from the Southwest arrived by bus Saturday wear. Assorted sizes. ADMISSIONS $ A - "You have to succumb to the police coming over bringing a 1 Iemlmele MIMIII HeeItal . communist troops and 111.ake no bones about her political ' WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Much of the nation had fair skies for a change today but weeks of heavy rains still were taking their toil in the South where Mississippi and Louisiana residents were contending with serious flooding. Residents of St. Tammany Pariah, declared a disaster area by President Carter as a result of early April flooding, were warned by civil defense officials to brace for yet another near.record crest on the Pearl River today. Storms dumped 10 Inches of rain In St. Tammany and surrounding perishes during the weekend. The worst flood in six years hit Hattiesburg, Miss., causing over $1.2 million in damages to homes and businesses during the weekend. AREA READINGS (9 e.m)s temperature: 17; overnight Low: 52; yesterday's high: 75; barometric pressure: 30.20; relative humidity: 39 percent; wiada: morth at 13m.p.h. THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:29 a.m., 9:54 p.m.; lows, 3:10 am., 3:20 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 9:20 a.m., 9:46 p.m.; lows, 3:01 am., 3:11 p.m.; MYPORT: highs, 3:00 a.m., 3:30 p.m.; lows, 9:49 am. 9:11 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augtlae I. Jepiter Iet, out Miles: Winde west to northwest around 11 knots today becoming northerly tonight and northeast Thursday. Seas 2 to 3 feet near shore and up to 5 feet offshore. Fair. AREA FORECAST: Fair and mild through Thursday. Highs mostly nears. Lows tonight in the SOs. Winda northerly 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. L forinance. rugs. Most of those who want out have tried everything else so they'll even come to Ani ta Bryant, whom Graham Says Shift Burden TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)- Aides to Gov. Bob Graham say it won't take anywhere near $300 million or even $100 million to finance essential classroom construction until interest rates come down enough for the state to resume selling school bonds. Graham has a plan for shifting the burden to local taxpayers with only minimal aid from the state during the bond crisis. He isn't frying to take back the property tax relief recently voted homeowners in the form of a $25,000 tax exemption, his staff said. He believes in local control and feels school boards, who report to the voters, should have the option to raise funds for essential projects rather than waiting for the bond market to ease. fil writer of a threatening letter in the crowd. At another performance, guards intercepted a youth with a club attempting to reach her dressing room. Two girls with cans of mace at- There are still pickets, but fewer than before, "except when I go into a city I haven't been in for before. Then the local people that God could transform a homosexual the same as lie could want to do their thing," she said. Be h's Arthur Godfrey Road. She got her first big break transform an alcoholic, or a murderer or a thief or anyone with She is pleased with her televised "Anita Bryant's Family singing on a Godfrey show, a sin problem. Special" and happy that in each of the markets in which it has "Financially," she said, "it still Is a struggle. We're coming "You don't have to condemn these people because there's been shown contributions of Anita Bryant Miniseries have back, slowly but surely. I guess because the children had been been condemnation already. You can take God's viewpoint and enough to cover the cost of the video time purchase. through so much we were determined to hold onto the house. i call sin sin and still Love the sinner," she said. tually it will be shown in 211 cities. I felt that was important because they had so many anxieties She says she has testimonials from "more than 4,000" home-But she's resentful that she was forced to produce it herself and all the frustrations and I felt it was important that their sexuals who have attended counseling sessions and changed in order to get across the tenets she considers basic God, home not be changed. their lifestyles, country, family, home. "It's taken its toll, but it's been rough," the one-time Miss When she attempted to resume her career following repeal "1 think there is it double standard in this country, and Oklahoma said. of the Dade County gay rights ordinance in the June 1977 businessmen and industries and the people are intimidated by Anita - she prefers that to Miss Bryant or Mrs. Green and referendum, she discovered she had become a national these militants and radical groups. sometimes introduces herself as Anita BryanL Green -looks s)iiibul. Homosexual organizations and the sympathizers --The double standard is %heni Jane ronda can enterLtin 77ile Dade County Commission triggered the controversy on The boy and his family have since moved to another state., .. More center to help gays change their lifestyle long before the County commission enacted the so-called "gay rights or- 1 1~ -Z!!~ ~ Wednesday, April I t, 19*0-7A - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -Ex-teacher Christine Coates, found guilty by a hearing examiner of having an affair with a If she were only suspended, she would still have many ob- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Entertainer Anita Bryant sayl'*r fife was "turned upside down" by her 1977 opposition five In the sprawling, moorish mansion with its tropical gargoldfish and swimming pool on a patio overlooking den, Bisc*yne Bay. Fittingly, the house is a few blocks off Miami With Student ffair ion To Gay Riights Hurt Bryant "Initially, the booki ngs dropped ofL to nothing," she said. "*here before, you didn't have to worry much about how youpent your money, all of a sudden, I had to start buying chotbe Sle and her husband, Bob Green, and their four children still .'. Miss Coates, now stationed in Germany with the Army, was TAMPA, Fin. (UPI)-The trial of five white former Dade county policemen charged in the beating death of a black insurance man recessed for one-day today. Dade County Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt granted the continuance to defense attorneys late Tuesday after a jury finally was seated on the 11th day of jury selection. The six-member jury is all white, male and primarily middled-aged. The three alternate junors also are white males. The defendants are accused in the beating of Arthur McDuffle last December and attempting to cover it up as a traffic accident. would have included under full disclosure th identification of business partners. The House burglars." Under current law, statewide officials, their major appointees, a nd elected county her from ever teaching in Florida again, Jury Finally Seated Several senators warned that Gov. Bob ficia13 have said provided "a shopping list for Committee voted Tuesday to bring some 2,000 el ected city officers under the full disclosure requirements of the sunshine Amendment. Tape Describes Prelude and list the value by range, $1,0M to $2,00o, example. Limited disclosure would require reporti ng of major income sources and t:. amount by range. 11w committee killed a provision which limited disclosure for their elected officials. Sen. Dan Scarborough of Jacksonville pushed t hr ough an amendment requiring elected city officials to file full disclosure. had to be listed separately, which some of- Graham might veto the bill with that The Senate Government operations Opposi Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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(Opening 1980) Athaik leak o(Eusds, Main Office. 357-3111 . Motor link. 357-3111 In the National I,eague it Part. City I AAUTOMOTIVE SUPERMARKETS intinthis last season. Texas in extra innings. 3, -Cincinnati 8, San Francisco He now has gone 18 straight St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 2; - RACING scoreless Innings, the best Houston 6, Atlanta 2; and San DAYS performance he can recall Diego 9, Los Angeles 5. 1 3 LEFT registering. Orioles 12, Royals 2 "I think Jon is 100 percent Rick Dempsey and Ken back," said Currales. "He has Singleton blasted two-run worked hard to get where he homers and Lee May knocked is today. runs to help three in 'I don't know If he is a the spoil Baltimore batter pitcher now than he homecoming of Jhsti Frey, a was. It's too early to answer hut, but he was worried that former Oriole coach now ii might Lose some of his managing Kansas City. A vslocity,sohe worked hard on record opening-day crowd of DI hIS changeup and that's given 50,199 watched Palmer, 2-0, 11n a pitch he didn't have scatter six hits. Dennis Leonard, 0-2, took the loss. before." %thIte Sex 4, Yankees 3 Tex" scored the gameNIGHTLY Chet Lemon singled in wkmer in the second. Buddy Harry Chappas from third 1011 doubled, moved to third 8 P.M. on $ grounder and scored cii base In the bottom of the 14th (Clued Sunday) Billy Sample's sacrifice fly. to lift Chicago to its fourth : - 'I, ( against the New York Yankees In a game won by new • - MOiis W 9NW4T1 PPutts - - accounts IS A UNIPITS OP SNOW"COTIs 110left N pcI, of am rays mklsg hem cs.r $) lava msydmss*ssectdcbilk I) Ss.vIWVI sisw villift .ears 4) NI" prSSI $) sssssmrkadssaIrcSsdItIss.rmakkiIsstiengsr ) Udscssin*rrasllsmpsrelvreby3idsysss Locks racks 1.0 shlabs dews belier I) Musy years ft let' yew' real ) -l$em peamals. - ORLANDO ng recovered front elbàw, fourth and Bump Wills singled over the final 4 2-3 Innings to gery, he retains that in Sundberg in the seventh, earn his first victory of the 1 anxiety that only a Cleveland starter Bob Ow- season. Jim Kaat,0-1, took the chinko, who had spent his last loss for New York. can apprecia te. A's 12, Mariners 3 ::'Every time I pitch, I keep three seasons with San Diego, Ton)' Armas' three-run 41pecting the elbow to blow made his American League like balloon and ache like debut and took the loss, double highlighted a five-run dickens because Iwas told al lowing all three Texas r uns fifth and surprise starter Steve MeCatty fired a threet could happen," Matlack in 6 2-3 Innings. Id Tuesday night after It was too many runs to hitter over eight innings for tching a five-hitter to lead allow against Matlack, who, Oakland. MeCatty, 1-2, had Texas Rangers to a 3-0 despite the ear ly indications, laced Seattle the previous tory over the Cleveland is still trying to locate Dr. night, lasting Just 12-3 innings Frank Jobe, who performed and giving up five runs. But dians. ,. "i keep looking over my the surgery. when Oakland's scheduled "I've been trying to find starter, Rick Langford, came oulder, and it doesn't Ippen," continued the left- him for two months," Matlack down with back spasms while ander, who threw 119 pit- said, "I want to see if should warming up before the game, hes, nine more than the limit be going nine innings. If he Mc'Catty got the call. Angels 3, Twins 1 nposed by Manager Pat says I should only be going Frank Tanana pitched an rrales. "And now I've seven, then that's all I will go, no eight-hitter and Brian It won't even if I'm throwing a tarted thinking that [)owning hit two-run homer a hitter." appen." In other games, Baltimore to lift California, Downing, It was the first victory since aM June 26 for the ex-New defeated Kansas City 12-2, battling a 1-for-I1 slump, ork Met, who had his 1979 Chicago beat New York 4-3 in provided the margin of vieeason all but wiped out, 14 Innings, Oakland han- tory for Tanana, who was Itatlack came back from the mered Seattle 12-3, and making his first start of the operation to open the season California downed Minnesota year. Tanana walked three and struck out two, showing With nine scoreless innings - • F. Parts City - SNOWCOTE - Five-Hits Indians, Rangers Score 3-0 Shutout a BRILLIANT WHITE ROOF COATING MADE UP OF SEVERAL DUPONT CHEMICALS DESIGNED TO BEAUTIFY INSULATE AND ADD YEARS OF LIFE TO ROOF. - - Matlack International Singles by John Ellis, Sample straight victory. Richard 4 UnitednowPress that Jon Matlack and Jim Sundberg gave the Wortham, the third ChIcago s every indicatIon-of- - Rangers another run In the' pitcher, burled hitless relief I. - 322-8865 B SNOW401`11r - 1— - As in most capital cities, Kampala bustles with traffic and pedestrians carrying briefcases. But the reality is that there is nowhere for people to go, and they end up talking politics or business deals on street corners. "It's getting very hard to make a living," said one I •-•.-••,.,', INSECT CONTROL HAVE AMAZING NEW SPACE AGE FIBREGLASS COATING SPRAYED ON YOUR ROOF NOW. - ' 3 FERTILIZERS PER YEAR fact-finding trip. According to diplomats and private Ugandans, many high government officials came totheir posts as exiles last year and have no following In the countryside. Knowing they stand little chance of election success, they are working with dedicated fervor to empty the cupboard before being replaced, i SPECIAL 1 HARDWARE There are a few positive signs, including the decision to allow two wealthy Asian families to regain control of their sugar estates, seized by Amin eight years ago. But they estimate privately It could take three to five years before production rises. "This is not a climate to encourage people to invest their money," said one Western businessman at the end of a week's beslns.anan who described himself, In the current fashion, as "an import-export expert." "You buy a little of this and sell a little of that and hope by the end of the day you have enough to give your family dinner," he said. "Often I can't do it." The wheeling and dealing extends to the government. Most diplomats concede they know only one or two government officials who are honest. One relief group discovered that tons of medical supplies were disappearing before arriving at hospitals which are critically short of medicine. The head of the government medical stores had opened a well-stocked private pharmacy. The problem of corruption, known locally as "magendo," an expression which brings a knowing roll of the eyes, has increased thaqy since the announcement that elections for a new government will be held at the end of the year. - I SAVE UP TO $30, PER MONTH ON ELECTRIC BILLS ROCK.ROOFS 19 19 Unfled Press International that of the Pittsburgh "We (riffey, who tripled ma run, Atlanta 6-2, and San Diego run first inning and added a a live-hitter, enabling St. runs in the first three innings major-league hit since 1973 he 1980 model of the Big Are Family" Pirates. George Foster and Dan Dries- beat Los Angeles 9.5. solo shot in the sixth to heat IA)uis to snap a three-game to lead Houston over winless a two-run double in the second Machine is running like "1 don't like to compare sen. each with an lUll, and In the American League, it (tie Mets, who tied a club losing streak. Vuckovich, 2-0, Atlanta. Niekro, 1-0, struck inning gaveSan Diego a 3.2 versions of the mid-70s, teams," Concepcion said, Dave Collins, who contributed was Baltimore 12, Kansas record with six errors. The struck out two and walked one out six and walked none, lead, and the Padres were Cincinnati Manager John "but we have always been three hits and an RBI. City 2; Texas 3, Cleveland 0; Expos took advantage of in going the distance for the Atlanta starter Larry never headed. Wise, who Namara couldn't be together. We have always Seaver who was scrat- the Chicago White Sox 4, the three errors in the first. Hon second time. lie also doubled McWilliams, 0-2, who failed to departed in the sixth, was pi been pretty close on and LeFlort- had three tilts for in two runs in the eighth. Ken get an out in his first up- ieditt'd with his first victory off cited from O pe ning Day for New York Yankees 3 in 14 'We're getting consistent, the field." innings; California 3, Mm- Montreal, Jerry Morales hit a Obcrkfell smashed a two-run pearance, was lifted after as San Diego ran its record to the first (hue in his 13 seasons ly hitting," McNamara He said the fact that all of because of the flu gave up nesota 1; and Oakland 12, solo homer for the Mets in the triple in the St. Louis sixth. Houston scored its fifth run 5-1, the best start in the 12after the unbeaten Reds Cincinnati's players stayed second inning. with one out in the second year history of the franchise. in six hi ts utah five walks before Seattle 3. itstros 6, Braves 2 their sixth game Tuesday Florida during the spring F.xpos 7, Mets 3 _ALk. , Cardinals 's. Phillies 2 Joe Niekro tossed I six- inning. Dave Lopes hita home run for i0hE pounding the San Fran- training walkout was a factor tiring after six innings lie Warren t'ronuartje cracked Keith hivrnandez went :1-fur- hi'ter and Jeff Leonard I'adres 9, l)odgers 5 the Dodgers and Gene Tenace co Giants 8-3 behind hitting in their early-season SUCCeSS. allowed a two-run double to Willie McCovey in the third. a two-run homer to cap a five- 3 and Pete Vuckovich pitched singled twice and scored two Pitcher flick Wise's first homered for San Diego. someoftheReds'heroes "We all stayed," Con- Heliever Toni Humne pitched e last decade, and pit- cepcion said. "Other teams three scoreless innings for his from Tom Seaver. went home. For us, we have a first save of the year. ______________ rtstop Dave Concepcion, good start, so maybe a lot of of those heroes, drove in other teams should have In other games, Montreal runs with a double and a stayed together like we did." defeated the New York Mets e, and said that the spirit Also supplying the offense 7-3, St. Louis downed Philae Reds was not unlike against the Giants were Ken delphia 7.2, Houston defeated 1 I L1 Clv I American League Roundup N r ,_____.•lIJL.l____. it.&P~, Yet $5 million the West German government gave Uganda to buy commodities on an emergency basis last October is still in Hamburg because the government does not possess the administrative know-how to spend it. Binaisa, meanwhile, has hired a Washington public relations firm for $400,000 to get Congress to increase Its $20 million appropriation for the country. ELECTRIC . Wh 1980 Version Of Be Red Machine Starts Hot With 6 Stra" ht ' - $NOWCOTI Bob Lianier scored 22 points and Winters 11 for tile Bucks. Gus Williams Angeles coasted the rest of tile wa) to ehinin,ate Phoenix in five games. Richard Washington added 21 to bring led Seattle with 22 points. Milwaukee within one victory of The record attendence snapped the - President Godfrey Binaisa announced that Uganda was sending 4,000 religious pilgrims, including a large group of Moslems, on a junket to Rome at a cost of more than $10 million. After a meeting of donor countries in Paris last year, more than $300 million in aid was pledged to Uganda for 1980, but the government complains loudly it is not enough. YOUR BEAT tory over the Atlanta Hawks, now vance to the Eastern Conference finals . Ben Bells, was Jailed for 19 days without being given a reason, though he later was reinstated. major construction program for hospitals and schools. w, -is crippled by an injur y to 7-foot-I center Tree Rollins, who left the game Marques Johnson contributed 16 21 of his points in the first half as the points, Sidney Moncrief 14 and Brian Lakers jumped ahead 6042 and Los alter landing hard on his left ankle with Julius Ering also pumped in 30 points. 8:37 remaining in the first quarter. He eliminating the defending champions previous NBA high of 39,457, which "He( Abdul-Jabbar has dealt a lot of "Dawkins played a great game," later returned but was pointless and before an NBA record crowd of 40,172. watched Gamime 4 of the 1978 title series people a lot of misery over the years and ,.,~ .0pinst the Boston Celtics. Erving said. - He wasn't to be denied grabbed just one rebound. With 1 3-2 advantage in their best-of- between Seattle and the Washington lie was overpowering against us," said "We know it's going to be a very tough once he got the ball. This certainly is a seven playoff series, the Bucks can Bullets. Phoenix Coach Jolum MacLeod. "I have ries but we Just finished with a tough surprise for the critics we had earl)' in The Celtics and 76ers have been clinch Friday night in Milwaukee. never seen him have a better season Wies," said Philadelphia Coach Billy the year when Atlanta beat us four frequent opponents in playoffs. Dating Washington, replacing Ianier in the froin beginning to end. You would think Lakers 126, Suns 101 nlngham. "I haven't been thinking straight times. No one thought we'd beat back to 1957-58, the Celtics own a 7-2 edge second hail, scored would have ;I dropoff point but he 8 points in a 14.5 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 35 points he rut Boston. All my thoughts have been them in five." in seiiiif inal and quarterfinal rounds, The Milwaukee surge in the last 4L. minutes and grabbed 16 rebounds and rookie didn't. lie's a real stallion.' Atlanta ." Atlanta Coach Hubie Brown sounds last time Boston made the playoffs, 1976- of the third quarter as the lurks took an cuard The Pm'ifir 1)i'ison chaimpirns will Magit- ,Inhnson addd 19 points and ,ParryI Dawkins helped the 76crs settle uitiiiced Miich (caiti is better, 77s, they lost to Philadelphia in a seven- 85-72 lead into the final 12 minutes. Fred handed off 11 assists to lead Los Angeles meet the winner of the Milwaukee*e series in five games with a 30-point, -Philadelphia was just awesome," lie game semifinal. Brown scored 9 pointsand rookie Janies into the Western Conference finals. Seattle series in tile conference finals -U-rebound performance, said. "Dawkins real!)' came into his own. In other gullies, Milwaukee beat Baileyd adde 4 as Seattle fought back to AtxIul.Jabbar, recently named Player of Sunday or next Tuesda opening in Los j ' at motivates me is want to win," I never thought he would mature this Seattle 108-97 and Los Angeles routed close the gap to 92-89 with 4:20 left. the Year in voting by the players, scored Angeles. .' The editor of the state-run Uganda Times, Binaisa declared the government planned a ' Phoenix 126-101. The Hawks shot poor!)' and were also Bucks 108, SuperSonics 97 . said one Western diplomat. "For anyone with against Btnalsa. Attempts have been made to close The experience of the standard of journalism In Citizen, a middle-of-the-road weekly favoring Africa, this is truly amazing." In one recent incident, President Godfrey multiparty democracy. — fast." Otory is about to resume. teamwork we had against Atlanta, with Philadelphia 76ers, fresh off everybody picking up for the other guy sday nigh t's 105-100 series-clinching and bo xing out." % 30, Philk Bounces Hawks .. rebounded with remarkable exuberance. Ten believe the current openness is tolerated only, • Cans By United Press Intrnatjonal said Dawkins, a five-year veteran at age One of the great rivalries in NBA 23. "To beat Boston we'll need the same . Such criticism of the country s leaders", would be unthinkable in the majority of black the freest in Africa. But it already is In danger. 0 .. Press Freedom In Danger r carriers abandoned by Mi Amin's fleeing soldiers as the dictator's empire crumbled last April. They're useful as reminders of the costly war that overthrew Amin and ended eight years of brutal and tyrannical rule that cost Uganda 300,000 lives. But the sophisticated vehicles serve no other purpose, even though there is a chronic shortage of transport and neartotal breakdown of law and order. The fact nobody has tried to salvage them is one measure of the year-old civilian govern- has changed hands, A half-million Ugandans are near death from starvation across a wide belt of northern Uganda. There is no food to send them, no trucks to send It in, anyway, and little Inclination in the south to remedy the situation, "These people are lust not from 11* right tribe," said one busineseman. As the government debates Uganda's economic future, it ignores International advice to devalue Its currency and put Its house in order. The Uganda shilling has been debased to tenth its value in a matter of months. It now costs the average Ugandan more than half his minimum monthly wage of $35 to buy a bunch of green bananas, the staple food. Sugar coats $5 a pound. While prices have skyrocketed, the government, the nation's largest employer, has kept salaries static. Many employes work one hour a day at their government jobs and then moonlight to feed their families, "They've learned from professionals how to steal and they're getting very good at it," said one Western diplomat. The black market is where one buys a soft drink, an egg ora pack of cigarettes. Milk, cheese and butter smuggled illegally from neighboring Kenya are sold on street corners at 10 timei their normal price, In February the government's central bank suspended all payments to the outside world when It was discovered that foreign exchange reserves were exhausted, At the same time, the government took delivery of 107 Mercedes Benz limousines for ministers and high officials, Wednesday, April 16, 1910-9A Itics Waiting In Wings For 76ers - ,. - . ,. an economy in ruins. It now costs a Uganda citizen more KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) Along the potholed road from Entebbe airport to Kampala lie two armored personnel night of curfew. The police force is only onequarter its size in 1971, and the policemen in their smart blue uniforms are unar med, like London bobbies. Their Tanzanian counterparts in khaki uniforms carry AK47 assault rifles to direct traffic. The American charge d'affaires was relieved of his official Mercedes car at gunpoint while driving in the capital at midday. American families go to bed with antiterrorist shotguns and automatic pistols on bedside tables. West German envoys are trailed by bodyguards from the crack border police. Not surprisingly, relief agencies are finding it hard to recruit personnel from overseas, The economy is in ruins. Many shops in Kampala remain deserted a year after they were looted by the victorious Tanzanians. One shopkeeper filled his store with goods, reopened In late March and found it empty the next morning, A few stores operate behind metal grilles which are never opened, but most entrepreneurs prefer to keep stocks hidden or buried until actually sold. Market women sprawl on sidewalks, pulling goods from their bosoms after the money . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Uganda In Turmoil As Inflation Romps ment that succeeded Amin. Amin took refuge in Libya after tie was toppled April 11 last year, but there are conflicting reports about where he Is now. Despite high hopes raised by his ouster, Uganda has moved with glacial slowness to restore Its long-lost stature as the "Pearl of Africa," boasting a wealth of natural resources and a gifted people once the envy of the continent. Soldiers from neighboring Tanzania who arrived as liberators last year to kisses and cheers have begun to withdraw. But Ugandans now run for their lives when the'soldlers appear in their trucks laden with booty. The random killings of a year ago appear to have stopped. But now heavily armed gangs of thieves roam the dark and bodies still dot the roadside when dawn breaks after another SPORTS he was toppled In mid-April 1979, but there are conflicting ,• - S • •- - S �.: '.. IA—Evening -------------------- Herald. Sa nford, Fl. Wednesday, April 16, 1$0 — 1lI..SCoREBoARD Cog Racing . — . — — - _ . - Sixth race-3.$, B: :3$ 667 Fort Lauderdale 9, Miami 4 3 Clippin Along as.ss 37 60 15 00 500 , 3 Vero Beach 8. Fort Myers I I 6 Benevolent 1300 0 60 Cal 600 1 Lakeland 10. St PPI.."ht'r9 0 umur i- (h % v'" ,) 0) 3 .1 ¼J Winter Haven 7 , Tampa 2 0 (3'6),I7$$0; P (3aIl) 3400; Oaslai(all-41) 1100; Tnifecta 80' (3.3; Tuesdi, Results Today's games I,4I.30. Bat 2 West Palm Beach at Daytona 1 Seventh race- 3.16. C: 37:00 C' 1 1 nnings, Beach V 3 nlqft I Summa Cm Miami at Fort Lauderdale Lately 7 00 1 60 320 3 Cl et e 2 n.gn? Fort Myers at Vero Beach 2 Saucy Ace CI I 3 I night 8 00 3 10 St. Petersburg at Winter Haven SManasota Missy 120 Oaklnd 12. Sea 3 night Tampa at Lakeland 0 (1.2) 114.10; T (1.2.1) 711.10. Wednesday's Games Eighth race 3$, T: 31:21 (All Times EST) Revel 1720 660 310 Dot (Schatleder 0 fl at Bos 2 Fleetfoot Zella (HurSt 0 0). 2 p 6 80 300 NBA Playoffi I Iipclose Miiw (Slaton 00) at Ton 2 60 By United Press International 0(73) 67.00; PIS-?) 207.60; 1 (S. (Stieb 00). 1 p m 7.3) 311.10. Sea (Beattie 00) at Oak Eastern Conference Ninth race-5.I6, B: 31:75 (Keough 10), 1:30 p.m. Semifinals IMiti Slick Dude 19.00 8 60 3 20 Kan City (Gura 1 0) at Bait Atlanta vs. Philadelphia I Sales Pitch (Flanagan 01). 7:30 p.m. 33.60 600 (Best 4-of-7) 2 Night Jane PlY. (John 4.20 00) at Chi (All Times EST) 0(3.4) 77.00; P(4.1) 174,40; 1(4. (Kravec 30), 6:30 p.m. 1-2) 76S.20. Cleve (Spillner 0 1) at Texas lPhiladelphia wins series, 4-1) April 6 Phil 101, Atlnta 304 Tenth race -1.16, A: 33:61 (Jenkins 30), 8:35 p.m. April 9 -. Phil 99, Atlnta 97 2ManateeCritger 440 260 2.20 Minn (Redfern 01) at Calif April 10 Atlnta 105, Phil 93 I Wright Elvis 7.00 3.00 (Frost 10), 30:30 p.m. April 13 Phil 101, Atlnta 83 8 Starr Patrol 360 Thursday's Games April 15 Phil 105, Atlnta 100 Det at Bos 0(1.2) 1.40; P (21) 44.40; T (2. 1.1) 162.10 N.Y. at Chi Boston vs. Houston MIlw at Tor Eleventh race -S.I$,O: 32:12 (Boston wins series,4.0) 7 Carol B Minn at Sea, night 2410 17.10 3.40 April 9- Bos 119, Hous 101 FFlee?foot Dallas 25.40 6.20 Kan City at BaIt, night April 11 - Bos 95, Hous 75 I Myrt's Charger 4.40 Minor leagues April 33 - 805 300, Hous B? (27) 129,10; P (2.7) 314.70; 1 Southern April 34 (IDS 338. Hous 121 (7.7.1) 3,133.40. East Twelfth race -3.I,C: 39:53 WLPCTGB Western Conference 6Mr Pix 1600 1.00 5.20 Orlando 3.2.600.Semifinals 7 Good Bye Dallas 3.00 2.20 Savannah 3.2 .600.SChasse 3.7.600.- Phoenix vs. Los Angeles 4.70 Charlotte (Best 4-of-1) 0(2.6)24.20; P (6.2) 303.70; T (6' J'viIle 2.3.100.1 (All Times EST) 2.5) 743.00. I .3..661.1,', (Los Angeles wins series, 4 11 Attendance 2,222; Handle Columbus West April 8- Los Ang 119, Phx 130 211,161. Chl?n'ga 31750 April 9 Los Ang 131, Phx 128 Nashville 3.? .750.lot) Knoxville 2 April 11- Los Ang loll Phx Mntgmry 1.2.333.?", April 33- Phx 127, Los Ang 303 MemphiS 1.3. .250.2 NATIONAL LEAGUE April 15 Los Ang 126, Phx 101 East Monday's results W I. PC?. GB Seattle vs. Milwaukee Orlando 10, KnoxvIlle2 Pittsburgh 4 1 .800 (Milwaukee leads snies, 3.2) JacksonvIlle 1), Charlotte 30 Philadelph 2 2 500 3/ April S Sea,,'14, MIIw 313 (Ci) Savannah 4, Memphis 3 Montreal 2 2 .500 3I, April MIlw 114, Sea 132 (0?) Chattanooga 0.1, Montgomery , Chicago 2 2 .aCU 2 . MIIw $5, April 33 3 Now 'York 3 3 3) k• 132, MUw IOi Nashville 43, ColumbuS St. 'LouIs 3 .400 2 2 April 15 MIIw 105, Sea 97 game, 9 innings) West April II Sea at MlIw, 9 p.m. W L Pc?. 0* x.Apnil 20 Milw at Sea, 3:30 Tuesday results Cincinnati 6 0 1.000 Charlotte 6, Orlando S (II In. p.m. Houston 5 1 $33 3 flIngs) San Diego S 1 .13) 1 Nashville 7, Savannah 3 Los A ng eles 1 5 .167 -FLORIDAChattanooga 6, Columbus 1 San Frncsc i 5 .367 5 Knoxville 6, Jacksonville S Atlanta 0 6 .000 6 Montgomery at Memphis. ppd, Tuesday's Results JJ ARRIVE wet gr ou nds Mont 1. N.Y. 3 SUNSHINE STATE Cinci 8, San Fm 3, night Today's games St. Lou 7. Phil 2. night s ' .Ynn - Pro Basketball m — — — — — Baseball ,,., ' - - - - — - - — ____________ - ') AUVE ___ _____ .... ..- .. - .. .. Sanford Little Americn Roundup Evening Herald, Sanford, Flagship Stops. Atlantic In Battle Of Banks — Charlotte at Orlando, Tinker Hous 6, Atlnta 2 fllQht Field. 7:30 p.m. San Dqo 9, Los Ang 5, night Knoxville at Jacksonville Wednesday's Games Nashville at Savannah (All Times EST) A? r.ilord.Orlando Columbus at Chattanooga Mont (Lee 0 I) at N.Y. Tuesday night results Montgomery at Memphis (Burns 0 1). 2,05 p m First race- S.1L C3l :S San Fm (Montefusco 0 1) a? 2 Two Strokes 10 40 3.00 Florida State (LaCoss 10), 37:30 p.m. Mineoia8aies 7.30 700 Cinci North Phil (Canton 1 0) at St. Lou 7 Laguna Peavy 320 L Pc?. GB (ForSch 00), 1.35 p.m. 26) 7.00; T (7.7) 4$Ø4g Pitts Dina 8th 0 .000 (hi (Lamp 10) at Second race-s.16,c:31:II Tampa 4 •soo' 1660 4 40 3.40 (Candelania 00), 7:35 p.m. 2 RR's Eve 2 2_500, 2 Los Ang (Hooton 0 I) a? San Wntr Haven 3 Ric Huck 2 80 2.80 Lakeland 310 Ogo (Curtis 1 0), 10 p.m. 2 2-.300. 2 Wycliff Dee St. Pete 0.4. 000 Thursday's Games 0(1.2) 33.0; (2.?) 7030; 1 (3. St. Lou at PillS 15) 231.60; 00 (22) $0.20. South N.Y. at Chi Third race-5.3$,M: 32:31 Ft Laud HOus at Los Ang 3 1 .750 S Little Joey 700 2.80 220 Vero Bch. San Dgo at San Fm 31 .750 I Powergiide 3 60 2.40 Miami Cinci at AlInta. night 2 2. .500.1 3 Lit Honey 300 Fort Myers 13. .250.2 0 (4.5) 7; P (5,4) 11.00; T (5.4. American League W Piro Bch. 0 S .000 3", 3) 6330. East Fourth race S.U, 0: 3? :15 Monday's results 3 Baby Blush 22.20 780 6.40 Miiwauke 2 1 667 08 Miami at Font Myers, ppd., rain I Partition Boston 3 3 2 2 500 Vero Beach at Fort Lauderdale. 4 Southern Hominy 5.60 New Von' 2 3 100 1 ppd., rain 0(1.3) 32.00; P (3.1) 163.50; T (3. Baltimore 2 3 400 1 Wes? Palm Beach at Tampa, 3.4) 121.60. Toronto 1 3 250 3, PPd., rain Fift h race 5.1$, 0: 37:3? Cleveland I 1 200 2 Wint er Haven at Lakeland, ppd., SAilus Kick in eb'o 5.10 280 Detrot 200 rain 7 Jim Pace West 4.40 3 80 3 Lisa's Midnile w L Pc?. GB Tuesday's results 800 0(57) 25.60; P (S.?) 4.S0; T (S. Chc,sg Daytona Beach 4, Wes? Palm 73) 730.00. 1 2 667 Sea?'e I Beach 1 ,''.' Kiwanis puts its 3.0 record on before Atlantic Bank scored Kollege, Eric Luce blasted a the line at 7:15 p.m. against its final run in the top of the solo home run and Chris V.F.W. Both games will be Smith smashed a dooble. ixtt?. played at Chase Park Field on In day's 5 p.m. games n tanied Atlantic Bank Knight Celery Avenue. with a two-hitter as he went the Sanford Little National PRSSIR Flagship Bank cut the the distance on the wound for League, Firs t Federal meets upset previously unbeaten Al R N coio AIRK the Railroaders at Fort out 10. 33 Rivers Atlantic Bank 9-5 Tuesday margin to one run with a pair the çi lie struck I00 Smith Mellon Park, while Clew Doubles by Little and 20 Hu.MI while Seminole ofsecond inning tallies. A pair night, Carter I00 tangles with Pressor Shell Knight and a single by Brian I.eoflar(l Rink$vIgt 3 2? Petroleum swamped Krayola of walks put the runners on 000 Pond DentOn I00 Sheffield were the only hits Sunniland Corporation at 2 0? Jones Edwards Kollege 15-5 to gain a tie for base, and Darns Little 3IC JIilIOfl Westside Field. Cardinal • • Neusch.r for Flagship. Rape's triple to simiashied a two-out double I0I 0 0 $ peoples first place. ElI•rb. Evans industries plays 1'opxi Jay's 10$ 100Wynn Phil Rinkavage hurled a no- send the runners across the and a single by Joe), Sew I00 Roberts 21 • Bellamy were the only safeties for the at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. I00 0 1 CouncIl hit shutout to propel George's plate. Leo Nec I0I In toda)"S action in the i 0 Hamburg Newkirk Atlantic Bank scored once losers. 12 0 0 to a 13.0 will over Jack I • 0 TOTALS Hudson League, Junior Sanford Rmkavage struck out 12, the top of the third, but 12,0 I TOTALS Prosser Ford. tif Columbus battles Flagship Bank scored a pair accounting for all the outs in Knights 310 113 George's George's would have been Rotary at 5 p.m., while Prosier Ford ci runs in the bottom of the the four inning game against the team tied for first place, FLAGSHIP third, knotting the score at 4- Jack Prosser Ford. The gaIIIe ATLANTIC KRAVOLA SIMINOLI but an ineligible player used BANK BANK KOLLEOE PETROLEUM 4. Flagship Bank scored its was shortened under the 10ASRH AIRN during a 6.5 win over AS R H Al I N 3? 0 Little 32I Hickman run lead rule. 211 McKinney third runs without a hit. 3 II I C SChOtI 0 0 Luce Seminole Petroleum earlier Korgan Bradley 232 Mitchell 23 I H inkava ge Inman however, Sheffield 31 3 0 0 0 Flagship Bank took the lead 2 Cooks this season forced George's to 1 0 Penlck 32 I 321 Knighl 321 Smith Evans one 2 0 3 walked seven and hit for the first time with 33 I Hayes II0 I I 0 Miller Ashen?? Forfeit the 2 0 0 Tipton Cowan? 22I 3 0 5 JaCkson Atlantic Bank and Seminole threeruns in the bottom of the batter, arid Jack Prosser had Atkinson Graham 1 $0 I 00 Williams I 0 I Boykins Rapi Sampson every inning. runners on base I11 2 0 0 Hines 00 fourth. A double by Horace 3 0 0 PiCdro Baker I 00 Wade Petroleum are bo th 4-1 and 000 2 0 0 Harkness 30 0 Heard Melton No)' Rivers collected a I of the KIllln,sworth 0 2 0 3 0 0 Hobby play each other at 7 p.m. Knight was the only hit Walsaman 0 0 0 Wright • o Fraley Henry 000 triple and two singles for Can 0 0 o Davis I 0 Hampton Thursday at Fort Mellon lohinig and accounted for time 200 2 00 Horton I 0 0 Hansen 11 1 lnman Mille Mike Holden TOTALS George 's. first two runs. Knight • •0 000 I C S Revels Shuler ['ark. Flagship Bank and Mingo UV U i 14,w. s u oust 'ii oLt Lu Liiiiil dull "'red Lseorge s are both .1-2, Jack 1? I Lewis 21 3 2352 TOTALS Hmnkavage had time onty other TOTALS TOTALS 1130$ Prosser Ford is 1-4 and ii ih' (If passed bills. hit for George's a single. 301 001-5 210 2- S Atlantic Bank Krayola KolMe Flagship Bank added two Krayola Kollege is -5 002 31s-t Sam. petroleum 430 *-1$ Errors and walks were tIme Flagship Bank runs in time bottoimi of the fifith Atlantic Bank pushed three downfall for Krayola Kollege as Seminole l'etroleuu) scored its 15 runs on Just five hits. High Series. Mike Lank 188, Slit FIRST FEDERAL An eight-run explosion in Suddenly, there's a pennant runs across ne plate in the race in the Sanford Little top of the first Tuesday night for the early lead. A the t)% American 1ague. Defending city champ David Rape was the key hit of Flagship Bank of Seminole the inning, Trio Of Big Five Star Games Scheduled Today l'hree important baseball games are on tap today as the Five Star Conference pennant chase enters the final week-an of the regular season. The red hot Sanford Seminoles, winners of eight straight and nine of the last ten play host to the Apopka Blue Writers at Sanford Memorial Stadium tonight at 7:30 , Lake Brantley's Patriots travel to take on the I)eLand Bulldogs also at 7:30 while conference leading Lake howell meets Seminole County rival Lyman at Lyman this afternoon at :1:30. Moore 570, Butch Kendnicks 433. OF SEMINOLE David RiChande 537. Standings: M.M.I., Silver Dollars, Big lnterst, Bad Checks, Women: Debbie Brooks 475, Gold Diggers, Pay Days, The 444, Loaners, Embezzlers, Bankers Abbie Wyrum 428, June Dick Nita Johnson 530, Betsy Carpenter Four, Wooden Nickels, Non Cents, 414 Short Change, Late Charges, Pay Rollers Converted Splits: June Dick 7.9, High Games: Men: David Debbie Brooks 5 10, Wally Smith 1. RiCharde 200, Henry Hardy 381, Bill Moore 218, Lee Wyrum 190, Mike Lark 166, Frank Hubbard Other Highlights: June Dick 180. receives a Topper Award for Women. June Dick 191, Debbie converting the 1.9 split. Nita Brooks 383, Abbie Wyrum 156, Johnson receives 500 series patch Sylvia Smith 172. for 510 series. the bottom of the third broke time game open for Semiminole Petroleum. Regina ld Hayes blasted a Regiruilti hmomne run for Senminole I'etroleurmm, while winning pitcher 'l'omim Mitchell contributed ;I triple. Bill Penick, Canton T ipton and Matt Hines each slapped a single. Steve Bradley stroked a double and single for Krayola Tk_4 _ Fuel Heavy-duty; large 41 8cU. ft cap. seamless tray Pneumatic tire, oilless bearings, reinforced undercarrlage, hardwood handles. 2W8 5999 to detel1i'llie if though similar costume, while lit' had violated provisions of costume similar to that of KGB put a new chicken in the previ ous court order (;ianinoulis, original costume. stipulating thIa I he cttild he lItigation involves ii The new chicken was tsRN(1 irForimm as it dmk'ken only If $250 nsillion suit filed b% radio b local sports fans anti he immodified his custUllit' and 25, the iwned San Diego station K(;B against Gum(;iannciulas' fanme grew as lie did so outside of San Diego "Chicken" known BS a "', scot floulas, ho 3% as given a was featured oil nationallyCounty. decision. lie A "Idt-h%-side tomparison 51)1(3% cli scrraI m ajor ililler. 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(t( r;(fI;'' tv';ik of a di f ferent silap,' a (III tIili3( lIlfle, $33 dchithd ON, " . W employee of it local radio l"ull,i Fill Il'stl!Ii'Oiv tl!l than I Iirt'c hours. lilt, judi;c ciilit lulled hit' hearing tint il t 0(1 53 to '.11 CONTRACTOR'S ;"witness the "Great Battle of the Chickens. : Brooding to the left of Superior Court Judge Haul Rosado was Ted Gmannoulas, offer' 40 I. 0 time in San Diego history to t 1k' the mimatter. ,Juilge 1', R,,sadt ruled ha I 1)iit Ii 'liickerms 5110111(1 ilI)1W1F (II court, suk h suit And 50 (II II ore Skiep Better... in Air Conditioned SAVE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.--- and all the anglers who will May 10th Is a red-letter day fish aboard It. Three tickets to anglers planning to fish in the Tournament Awards the 4th annual Greater Party are included in the Daytona Beach Striking Fish registration. Tournament, May 22nd thru Additional tickets may be May 26th, (The Memorial Day purchased when registering weekend) for $10 each. For an entry form and more It's the cutoff for saving write - to Information by ftgl.stering early. The tee for applications G.D.B.S.F.T., P.O. Box postmarked thru May 15th Is South Daytona, Florida 321 1150, on applications post. or call 904-672-8519 or 904-761marked May 16th thru May 2, 1073. the Tournament's opening Winners will be awarded day, it's $175. Registrations over $10,000'in prizes. Overall Will also be taken at the winners - determined by Captains and Anglers meeting total points per boat will the evening of May 22nd. receive $1,500 and the BudThe fee Is good for one boat weiser Trophy, I 120 It I . 11(7'!'. l'2l:. 'ltI. 1,117' I', '.l(I. 111(11)7' I" "" televised spurting events. KGH daiiiied (;iarmrmtnmlas had stolen its copyright CUSLUIIIC. SIR. KY. BRB. C IL engine with easy-lift start. S Front-wheel drive; fingertip height adjuster. Fully baffled. 34 judge opened a courtroom to photoaphers for the first HURRY? limited time HARDWARE STORE 3/3.hp uiirnmng his feathers to the right of the j ur ist as an imicken suit by the station to work as its !mmast'ot from 1975 until his firing UI 1979. F Following hmm ouster, ('nan 5—' 5.•t• Striking Fis h Tourney Set For Daytona Beach A at sporting e ehmis for his outrageous antics. -- I Kegler 's Korner YOUR KAWN & PROPELLED MOWER SAN DIEGO tUl Ii '- Feathers flew when a county Wednesday, April 16, ?9t11A benSon l"fl" 22-IN. SELF. .The San Diego Chickens, In Costume, In C6urt . ,.., Ft. U • 4 COUPUTi SAt.ANCI Till NOTATION I $1580 • U • U U U U U U U MIS? Amat$t.. Cars lspbrss.tj — U • U U 'I s......m...a FIRESTONE STORE lit & Fr.ack DOWNTOWN PN. 3221244 I ..V ROOM TEMP. �12A—Evenlng Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 1, 1980 600-Pound Man TONIGHT'S TV - 930 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- WEDNESY Thinks Surgery GRAMMING 2)(17) GREEN ACRES 60 Opera- tions" dZ(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Anthofly Newley, Bernadette Peters. 6:30 0(4) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS a) a ABC NEWS (10) rr EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Future Of ORLANDO, Fla, (UP!) — Bill Murphy is so fat he has to strip down and bathe with a garden hose in hswk of his mother's trailer. He cannot squeeze his 600pound bulk Into the bathtub. Murphy br ings a metal folding chair to friends' homes so he won't break their furniture. A short walk to the mailbox leaves him panting. lie has no driver's license because he can't turn his neck far enough to see what he's doing when he parallel Business" parks. (12)(17) BOB NEWHART Bob The 37-year-old, red-haired bachelor has been told by docIs forced Into attending the tors he will die of heart failure within two years unless the thing he hates most — staggering weight comes off. He believes his only hope is surprise party with gag gifts stomach stapling surgery. and all. The operation would close off his stomach to hold only two 7:00 ounces of food. Although complicated, doctors say it Is less •® FACE THE MUSIC risky and more successful than the intestinal bypasses popular (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE a few years ago, (DO JOKER'S WILD (111(35) SANFORD AND SON Someone of Murphy's weight could expect to lose some 60 Fred and Lamont throw a pounds in the first three months after surgery, and 30 percent neighborhood party In an effort more over the next year and a half, to raise money to pay their Surgeons who read of his plight in the local newspaper bills. agreed to operate for free, Over $1,000 was donated to a 4 (10) MACNEIL I LENRER Southeast Bank trust fund by other sympathetic readers. That REPORT leaves Murphy about $5,000 short of what he needs for a 14-16 9 (17) SANFORD AND SON A nIne-year-old boy begins day hospital stay. spending all his time at the He went to Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville this Sanford home. weekend to discuss the surgery and undergo tests. Murphy 7,30 hopes the operation can be schednied oven though he does not TAC DOUGH • know how he will pay for average hospi ta l costs of $322-a-day. THE NEWLYWED "I figure it's my only answer. One doctor said if! five two GAME years this way, I'll be lucky," he said, CD 0 H0LLYW00D Murphy weighed 10 pounds at birth and has been piling on SQUARES pounds ever since. At the age of 15, he weighed 260 pounds. it (1]) (35) MAUDE Maude is to deal with an overly was 400 pounds at 2, 540 pounds by the time he was 30. Murphy liforced berated employee of Walter's. was pushi ng 550 three years ago. The last time he weighed (10)DIOKCAVETT himself on a grocery meat scale it registered 580 pounds. t!(17) ALL IN THE FAM ILY "I'm sure it's 600 by now," he said. Mike craftily gets out of taking Gloria to a party so he can go His pattern, until recently, was to sleep late and skip break. skiing with the boys. fast. Lunch included a sandwich, plenty of potato chips and several soft drinks. He raided the refrigerator frequently while 8:00 0(4 :) REAL PEOPLE Reports watching afternoon soap operas. Murphy would eat half a on a woman who owns 135 St. chicken or four pieces of meat, several vegetables, three Bernardo, a5-yeur-oidpool potatoes and maybe three slices of bread for dinner. player, hot skating lessons and "!know It's partially my own fault I'm so heavy," he said, an elderly cheerleader are "My problem is boredom, When I'm bored or depressed, I eat, featured. (CC) (R) I try not to, but when you're hungry, you're hungry." (5)0 THE BODY HUMAN Once he lost 48 pounds on a meat and vegetable diet while "The Body Beautiful" The skin fabric and breakthroughs In living in New Castle, Pa,, but he started gorging again when surgical sculpture are his pet shop folded. Many diets have been abandoned since explored body In this sixth special then. focusing on the human being. "Now I'm not eating so much. Plenty of diet soda and Alexander Scourby narrates. vegetables," he said. "But people don't understand my (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH A police squad raids the Bradproblem. They give advice about diets but they've only got 20fords In the middle of Tom's 30 pounds to go. I've got 300 to lose," poker game and a striptease act by the girls. (CC) (R) Hels pleased to hear that he looks younger than his 37 years, (1])( 5) JIM ROCKFORD Mur phy is a proud man wi th a likable face and a dimple in his Rockford Is pressured Into right cheek. His mother believes the dimple will still be there helping his attorney clear her cousin who is suspected of even tfhe gets down toldi Ideal weight ofl5o pounds. He speaks of his fat with detachment Murphy lifts his violet- slan her boss. GREAT PIRFORchediered tlrt to thaw huge rolls of skin stacked on his Rence stomach. Fr eckled fi ngers hang from his wrist like engorged Katherine Dunham" This trlbudders. The chair on which he is propped Is totally obliterated ute to the black matriarch of by sagging (laps of flesh, dance features historical materials, new documentary footage Murphy has not owned a pair of underpants in eight years. of Dunham's school in America His waist measures 82 Inches, and the biggest size he could find and a performance of "Rites was 66. The seams of his pants, made from five yards of brown De Passage" polyester, are bulging. (17) MOVIE "Funeral In "If I just walk to the mailbox, I huff and puff so much that I Berlin" (1067) Michael Caine, have to sit for 10 minutes. At times my legs ache so bad I think Oscar Hornolka. A British 191,1* arranges for a mock they'll fail off," he said. "I've gone through hell so far, so I'm funeral In order to safely smugnot scared of the opera tion. If I'don't make it through it, then gleaRussiandefectoroutof don't.I thinklwil l," ... (4) CARD SHARKS 02 (17) MOVIE 10:30 (1) HOLLYWOOD 8 10 ITS EVERYBODY'S SQUARES CELEBRITY WHEW1 (5)0 tT P1 v&iaru ('AUQA uJ FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" Act III 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: George Carlin. Guests: Travis & Jose Feliciano, Franklyn Alaye. ye. BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON A pilot whose name accidentally appeared on a killedIn-action list looks at It as a bad omen and refuses to fly. (7)Q ABC NEWS (1]) ( 5) WILD, WILD WEST 11:50 CDC LOVE BOAT "Dream Ship" Hans Conreid; "Best Of Friends" Ben Murphy. Donna Pescow; "Aftermath" Richard Anderson, Diana Muldaur, (H) I flLj5 5:30 (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (DO BEVERLY HILLBILLI ES (MON) Dø MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (WED) 5:40 Z (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON) U (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (FRI) 5:50 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) 5:55 (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE CALS (THU) 0 C]) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) 0 @J PORTER WAGONER (TUE) • (4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTH- ERS (THU) 11(4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) (5)0 HEALTH FIELD (7)0 SUNRISE (1)(17) LISTEN (MoN) 6:10 1) (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) 6:15 (i2 (17) THE ATHLETES (MON) 6:30 8 G TODAY IN FLORIDA CD ED ALLEN (I(17) NEWS 6:45 J(1O)A.M. WEATHER 6:55 (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 B(4)TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS (7.) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (I]) (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (1O)8ESAMESTREET (17) THE THREE STOOGES I THE LITTLE RAS- -, 10:55 (5)0 CBS NEWS 11:00 •(4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) (I]) (35) PTLCLUB 11:30 • (4:) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (7)0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 a (17) NEWS 7:25 0(4:) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 6 00 rwiijii, 7:30 0(1) TODAY ".. (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA ii]) (35) BULLW)NKLE 8:00 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1]) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 4(1O)OVER EASY (17) LUCY SHOW 8:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (2)O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 6:30 11 (1) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ID (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO )(10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTiNG (MON) (1O FRENCH CHEF (10 FOOTSTEPS (WED) (10 V.I. PEOPLE (THU) a ll CROCKETT'8 V)C10 RYGARDEN(FRI) (170MPER RO0M 900 11 (4) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 MOVIE (1]) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 4(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) al (17) FAMILY AFFAIR AFTERNOON 12:00 CHAIN REACTION (J)0CDO NEWS CR (10) EDUCATIONAL no. GRAMMING 9 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 0(4) NEWS (5)08EA ROW FOR TOMOR- (DO RYAN'S HOPE (17) MOVIE 1:00 •(1)DAYSOFOURUVE8 (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN (ID (35) 35 LIVE 2:00 •(4) THE DOCTORS •AS THE WORLD TURNS ti t (1]) 1351 I DREAM OF JEANNIE G 171LOVE LUCY 3:00 (5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (!) U GENERAL HOSPITAL aI-T Pt rAODCD _ Murphy used to earn money making telephone solIcitations for charity, but employers just don't want to hire him anymore. He lives on a $239 monthly disability payment on a niral road some 15 miles out of Orlando. "I don't think I'm too old, at 37, to getmarried, adUe down and have a child or two. But have to support myself and be productive. I want a job. I feel a man should support a wife or else he shouldn't get married," Murphy said. 3:30 (35) (17) THE FLINT- STONES (10)vILLAALEGRE(R) a ® CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY Q])(35)WOODYW000PECK. ER AND FRIENDS a (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 •(1) BONANZA (ID 0 ODD COUPLE (DO MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) (DO AFTERSCHOOL SPE. CIAL (WED) a]) (35) BUGS RUNNY AND FRIENDS (17)GILUflJ'$I3LAJD 6:00 (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES (1]) 135) roM AND JERRY 10) MISTER ROGERS(R) ( 12)17)MY THREE SONS 5:30 0(4) NEWS (5)0 MASH (DO ON THE GO (WED) ]) (35)1 LOVE LUCY (16) 3.2.1 CONTACT 11)) ELECTRIC COMPANY urTnmher's Wh Ili de e cup sugar Special. -. -' . ., . . - 7 * atsh rnnpi v;T 2 otIem/on1 $349 her best friend Kendall Warren (Lauren Bacell).(Part 1)(R) Present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treachei'a and g,t 2 orders of P.il & Eat Shrimp only UQ. Oiler eires 4-fl I Eat inor take out. MENEENNOMMMENNEM What a catch! 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H.raid Photo by Tern NstwI .. - .' - ..: greased and floured cake pan and bake one hour at 350 degrees, DUMP CAKE No, 2 can chunk or crushed pineapple 1 yellow or white cake mix i cup walnuts 4 pound melted butter or margarine -: -. - Pour pineapple including juice in ungreased 9x13x2-inch cake pan. Sprinkle cake mix over pineapple. Sprinkle walnuts over cake mix then drizzle melted butter over nuts. Sprinkle in even layers; do not mix. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. FANTASY FUDGE 3 cups sugar 2 4 Cup margarine or butter WNW Pest DR. VELMA BYRD WILLIAMS ,. CLAUDETTE .. ' SWEETMILK DOUGHNUTS cups sifted flour 312 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 2 teaspoon nutmeg L teaspoon cinnamon 3eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 3 cup sugar 3 ta blespoons soft butter or margarine 3 cup milk Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and spices. Beat eggs, add vanilla and sugar. Beat well then mix in butter. Add milk and sifted Ingredients alternately. Mix into a soft dough. Turn dough onto lightly floured board. Knead lightly for half a minute and roll out 1-3rd-inch thick. Cut with floured doughnut cutter. Remove trimmings. Lift each doughnut on a wide spatula and carefully ease Into deep hot fat (375 degrees). Put as many into the fat as can be turned easily. Fry for about 3 minutes until completely browned on both sides. Lift from fat with a long fork. Do not pierce. Drain on paper towels. Serve plain, frosted or sugared. Makes about 2 dozen. Community Choristers of SCC under the direction of Dr. Burt IIUTCHINSON , H. Perinchlef. The SCC Chorale is the "all-campus" choral organization of mixed voices at the college and was founded in 1967 under Dr. - Perinchief's direction. The Choraliers is a "select" ensemble of mixed voices originally formed in 1969. The Community Choristers has been fashioned as a "select" group out of the larger Community Chorus, the noted masterworks chorus which formed in 1973. The concert will offer a wide variety of choral music, from a Renaissance madrigal to a brand-new arrangement of Stephen Foster's "Oh Susanna" which has been written by an SCC music student, Joan Murphy of Lake Mary. Concert soloists will be Susan Fry, Maureen Kelley and John Bodjack. Sally Bowden and Robin Lee Hodges will be accompanists for the occasion. The public is cordially invited to attend the concert. Admission will be free, ¼ & . Elks Ball Proceeds L.7o To zocnoiarsn Three women are competing for the title of "Miss Elk of Mrs. Joyce Byrd, a Sanfordite is emyed at NCR in Lake 1980," Friday at the Sanford Civic Center, this Third Annual Mary. She Is an active member of New Zion P.B. Church and Scholarship Ball will be held from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. says she enjoyi her hobbies of sewing and bowft. Joyce is the Mrs. Claudette Clark Hutchinson, daughter of Mannie A. mother of Ralph Jr.,, Veronica, Kimberly and Tawanna. Clark, is one of the contestants running for Queen of Elks. Dr. Velma Hayes Williams, , Director of Special Special '--She Is employed at Walgreen Drugs in tayre Plaza as a Services atSemIneCoththunfty College, is a member of New conetic1an. Her hobbies are interior designing and plants. Salem P. RapUit Church. Claudette is member of Allen Chapel AME Church and has With her busy days, she has time for her hobbies, Including one daughter, Budgette, a student at Seminole Community dancing, and most of all working with teen-agers and young College, adults, Support the contestants of your choice. The community effort will help to give some deserving student a scholarship 'if ter hh school graduation. Admission to the BYOB event is a donation of *5. Sponsoring the ball are the Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 IBPO Elks of the World, —MARVA HAWKINS REPLACE YOUR JoLD WASHER # WITH THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC MULTI-SPEEDI DEAR ABBY: I am a is. year-old girl. My parents were divorced when I was 2, and my mother agreed that DEAR ABBY: INVISIBLE DEAR ABBY: There Is a WIFE shouldn't feel too bad self-made businessman In our About not being included in town, a bachelor, who has two wedding Invitations made a lot of money and is my father should have no addreued only to her very much in demand obligation to her or me. I physician husband, At least socially. This man never never saw him again. My the guest list was made up by writes to accept or decline mother died six years ago and outsiders. and invitation — or to thank I have been living with my Mybband locked fl his hcet after he has en..A .....t AM AM Mule. onci my su'alvinnmasyeanaloldme joyed her hospitality. He mother's sister.) hear anything from anybody that 1w was attending "a little always uses the telephone. I've always wanted to ice forfive montlw,solcalled my istlisinent i'ty" for 00. Of (He travels a lot and usually MY father but I had no Ida uncle again, aruihe told ma INs .mples (female). I calla long-distance, which where he was, I remember should quit looking for my kn.d that he had been flatters the recipient.) my mother saying once that father because he didn't want the bW to tide $1,000 sit-down I'm surp he telephones Dad had a brother living in St. to see me. me aunt ari_ dirmsr at en exclusive hotel; instead Of writes because he Louis, so I got up the nerve to I live with doni know I caii.i the gust list included ieveral has had very little education call hirnon the phone. I told my uncle in SL Louis. They COtINthItWSiO11I1Ii,WIth, (slxthgrade,perhaps) and he him who l wu,andsaldl wouldhaveafitlfthsyknow $usallblsein$oyees,wbom irobablycan'tspell, orwrite didn't want. to cause any tcau,e Uey hate my father. I know wdL very well. However, he is trouble, but I warded to get in (Everybody on my mother's Abby, I 1IEVS wostid herd extremely articulate orally. tonch with my father, He said side does.) mud lOng JO that be is no, able Would you say that a phone my father was married and What do you advise me to to afford such uIngs, and call to convey thanks Is had a family' — that he'd do? I really waat to know my imii1n the thick When Itoh adequate and proper? I was never told anyone that he had dsys later a Mend who had fgi that the personally been married before or had a attended this "little written note was the only WJWJFORDAJ) daughter. He refused to give retWe,neig perty" asked U I socially acceptable way DEAR LOOKING: low me my father 's number or had been Ill mud wuabi. to E1'FA iErr even tell me where he was, caa few* M ' icIf he c.sese $tlSfld PIS COWrn,Id. but he said iflgave him my DEAl ETTA: An ez. NOFRUMP number he would give it to my iw#d hiffiL pa DIMLAJE MMM of b, written, 007" father In case he wanted to are side,, yea may weni if NeOMW or seat by carrier DEAR NO FRUMP: I pipes, call me. Is "adequate and pursue tse ,bstt.r*h. .ci.ie yew for If I gave it to him, and didn't ft's s.oe' ." prompt and biig, dear, ad IL "ItJ ,ç4 lb. Year." i. 'I ip Velma is married to Master Sgt. Edgar Williams and they have two childern, Eric and Vashaun, Girl Should 'Cool' Dad's Search __ __ I butter or margarine A Spring Concert of choral music will be held in the Fine Arts Concert Hall on campus of Seminole Community College Friday at 8p.m. Featured will be the Chorale, Chorallers and OV JOYCE WASH/RINSE TEMPERATURE COMBINATiONS - VARIABLE WATER LEVELS BLEACH & FABRIC - I 2nienol VVM1' (LILILWII tA IA LJ i I with the MINBASKTM TUB SOFTENER DISPENSERS I • Regular Price Less Our Discount Lou a Us: Replacement WWA070V Allowance - Tow - I NN.hIdSAVS. milk 'i cup Free Concert Set - I " . offset th. calories , '. • SiN N1s6 WNFruiAvs. 4011111111F. IN) "uIJr' -.. 12 cup 414 k. eats only fresh fruit for lunch .. __________ 2-3rd cup evaporated mil k 12-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate pieces 7-ounce jar marshmallow creme i cup chopped nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine sugar, butter and milk in a heavy saucepan and bring to a rolling boil, stirring constantly. Boil 5 minutes over medium heat or until candy thermometer reaches 238 degrees. Stir constantly to prevent scorching. Remove from heat and stir in chocolate pieces until melted. Add marshmallow creme, nuts and vanilla; beat until well blended. Pour into greased 130-inch pan and cool. Cut into squares for serving. Makes 3 pounds. CHOCOLATE OATMEALE.S COOKI 2 cups sugar 1-3rd cup cocoa 3 cups quick-cooking rolled oats cup flaked or shredded coconut L2 cup peanut butter, smooth or crunchy 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine sugar, milk, butter and cocoa. Boil for one minute and remove from heat. Mix in rest of ingredients. Drop by spoonful on waxed paper. Will harden in IS to 20 minutes. Makes about 30. ..• / ______ © Copyright 1979 by Arthur Treachers Fish -& Chips, Inc. N Rights Reserved. MCHM . .( --'- Available now at participating restaurants.for a limited time only. VALUI I4 . Con testants Vie For Queen' it e Rockford to investigate sever* attempts made an the We of 40 ' . will play the r° I princess (Dana Wyntar) hires 800) .. , ______ - catess much oersonai conflict until he finds lnnerpe.c.. atom FFAM . / Dan's all-consuming success AM ft Halel"ow *V m __ OW we as ,. '. teach.r aid. at Pace School. She / ' ... . V being interviewed for a Job. (CC) (5) — THE IMMIGRANTS IM "Low Four i try to prova . . visit the Drummonds while they we in New York, where Larry is ties from a gang of killers who . : 00 DIFF'RENT STROICES Larry Akler ,d his daughter protect a bevy of . , - ICUP COUPON UUU• 4 I . in home teaspoon salt PeélGEat 3filimp adln Glen Carlo W: 1.IL. is PAL (1 Fit £ so. Yarborough Is a Center ..'. .- . - ©Lftfiflil@ 0(10) THE MEOIUMAphony medkiw'lk)ds herself haunt- ad by the spirits she has crest- ttu1 Cowgirl Lynn BANANA NUT BREAD li cup chopped nuts ___ FRANCISCO Following sides of fatal knife attacks ona prostitutes, one girl survives to help lead Stone and Killer to the killer, I clogging, When it comes to cooking, she and her mother take turns co oking for the famil y w hich includes two brothers and a sister. Miss Yarborough said she loves to bake and she usually provides something for teacher's birthdays at school. "Men just love my banana bread," she admitted, and special teachers and boyfriends get it for their birthdays. The bana na bread is such a favorite, she sometimes has difficulty keeping the family away from it. "It's hard to get it out of my house away from my brothers," she sa id, Cream butter, add sugar, egg, bananas and sour milk alternately with sifted dry ingredients. Add nuts. Place in a (ED (35)$TMET$Oc SAN pefesap'svy, cifo sw mdi bet belier tosS.' bisselto. Iluay upss'reqssst " Dancing is another love in Miss Yarborough's life and she has been working at it for 13 years. In addition to being in the Ballet G ui ld's prod uction Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center she has also studied tap dancing, ballroom dancing and 2 on inmate to find out who forced a model prisoner into taking part in a robbery. (R) 111110111111111111 tousy dipped Med chkhss, mesh her degree in Education, 2 tablespoons butter 3 bananas, mashed 1 egg 2 tablespoons sour milk (or 1 teaspoon vinegar in sweet Hulk) 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoon baking powder " c*turs *prnis 1 The Week BYTOMNETSEL Herald Staff Writer Lynn Yarborough does not look like a cowgirl. If you saw her at Pace School where she works as a teacher's aide, you would never think she was a cowgirl, If you saw her dancing the part of the circuit rider's wife in the Ballet Guild's upcoming production of "The Gospel Truth," you would never think she was a cowgirl. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yarborough (he's a former Seminole County Commissioner), own a ranch in Geneva on the Econlockhatchee and they raise feeder cows. "I've helped out every sununer since I was 7 -years-old," said Miss Yar. borough, "...and weekend and after school." For two years she was the Cattleman's Sweetheart for Seminole County. For a.year she has been employed at Pace School in Forest City working with childre n who have learning disabilities. She teaches physical education and a motor movement clan. She has attended workshops at UCF on child development and plans to return to Stetson University this summer to work on 1 a Wednesday, April 1, i,so— i 'L~C fflemen us *Sweetheart Is Wearer Of M cl,ny Hats h Kris goes und.rcoverasapris- FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER Cook Of ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (MON-THU) (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) (17) BANANA SPLITS _ _ ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0(1) ANOTHER WORLD Ta e me ou fbr t e good things in life. k OURSELVES (17)NEWS 2:30 10:00 0 (1) (ID 0(7)0 NEWS Is His Last Hope Cl) U ONE LIFE TO LIVE Willi H OME APP LIANCE 31' 3611.0 $.N 348°° �V — NDl E 2 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ..... i CAD. WILL3U PLEASE Si3 M EP3T CA BUT YOU'VE PIECE OF PER) Wednesday, April 16, mo IF! SlNEDTIS REPORT SIGHT UNSEEN, WOUU REALLY FEL II UP TE AD!' - ACROSS by Chic Young. I Su ( MAYBE Nor3uT)' U SURE 8 Asia T with Minor 12 Elec. rectifier 13 Attract cc C CL C CH 14- 0 0aw BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker \ ( MAJOR GREENBRASS, I OKAY WILL YOU TELL THAT I G.I. TO STOP I FOLLOWING ME? / '\ i WO1 ME I ____________ •I? • _________ _______ 0t __ t ________ D[ I _______ __________ _____ L - LNA I I L 15 Cherished 54 Boat(Fr) 16 Slander 55 Hopped* 18 Environment 56 Away agency (abbr.) 57 City on the H about Rhone £ To -. W VNN — w -; 4 iet __ PIRIOIDIAITIEMOI N UI D y e ARNi -. MU!A missile 50 53 Simple sugar 14 Drank ----------- 44 Roll tightly al spike 47 Sbarine sea kitS _____ _______ Answer to Previous Puzzte 42 Breach funds - CC C 6i • - i4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lead Colow-Cancer . At DEAR DR*. LAMB— It is my understanding that every 00 i n!I oIN cancer more or less follows a a 1:N 04 certain pattern. For example, breast cancer many times hill DOWN 17 Zrival-time 38 Ampere(abbr. moves to bone cancer. Could it 22 Ride Haggard guess (abbr.) novel I Phono I you please tell me what is the 25 Conclude 21 Margarines 39 Continent inventor cause of cancer of the colon? 26 Russion river 2 Nibbled 23 Barnyard bird 40 Arm Joints DEAR READER—We 28 Knots 3 Idiots 24 Superlative 41 11 not all 29 Confederate 4 Baltic river really don't know all the suffix 43 Moan States Army factors that cause cancers, amount of bulk, p&ucWar 26 m 44 Dire N5tIflal (abbr.) 6 Motoring on m 46-Sheltered Certain conditions are cereal fiber as In bran. Tft 30 Itinerant association 27 Summon u from wind -associated with an Increased diet should also Include 32 Antenna 7 Older 28 Three (prefix) 48 Sooner state 35 Gallic likelihood 8 Mess having cancer, adequate amount of le 29 Spy group (abbr.) affirmative Old World (abbr.) 6 49 Malicious look Some environmental factors vegetables and be moderaty 3Animal restricted In fat content. 50 Arab garment increase the likelihood chemical 11 Actor Sparks 31 Repent 37 Emit coherent 14 Sadist 32 Month (abbr.) 51 Seize person will have cancer if he's light Marquis de 33 Period I'm sending you The HeaUh 52 Racket string susceptible to It to begin 39 Female sheep 34 Quotes with. utter number 2101 Dr. Lamb - r material 16 T HE BORN LOSER — INVow, my MR,woze ()UT EA11WO 00 _____________________________________ ARCHIE —1 Trio AS f HER R QUITE r r DON'T KID ME.' of 0~ o 't, I • .. ___________ - — - ' - - - - - - HOROSCOPE ApnI 17 1980 colon, by Howie Schneider 42 K? I REALLY'7 I THa)S+AT M f 4S WAS I UGER ____ ____ PRISCILLA'S POP or by Ed Sullivorn KS JUST BOUGHT A FCUR SHELF OF LITE ART: (DUARTER CIC5! SO FART / 0 ~4. 401 BUGS BUNNY 4-K by Stoffel & Helmdahl 1 AT LET 0rH1N&,"'ibU LONG— A NOINNE2 FAREP IDIOT. DOC - -z - • . _____ c,.,....... - . FRANK AND ERNEST - . UP N % I ' I I ____________ - TUM5LEWEDs I — /J1 I L J =!I byT.K,Ryan ZOONIES PIX umno . by - iI 4 EBRATINC 0 V11 0 SAPU 0 W6re celebrating two goilden anni At-home weddings are making a comeback. Surrounded by family and friends, ha nd-arranged Ilowe and a homemade wedding cake, the brides and groombe may find that returning to hearth and home for the nuptials makes a special day more precious and l costly. Anyone? • With Almonds, Birds Eye French Cut I Green Beans .......... a Birds Eye r W 2.' f 59* ran9e Juice tle Ears , 99' v ". "'• Waffles....... ' ' • • 39, CaØ 1 29 . - .. p 10.oz.s1 39 nneIloni Totino s Combination or Pepperoni With Mushrooms 239 Pkg- - • Iisy Sao. Round (Serve With 794 • Delicious Tree Top Apple Juice Lit ......., ......... ' .-n ...... Delicious Buitoni Minute Ma Fa Concentrated O 69s Cob Corn Cheese Ravioli . Onions, Birds Eye Eye Serve With Salad, Celentano ____________________ ______________________ Ii e • 69' ............ 09. 89' 69' Lender's Egg, Pumperrk*el. Onion or Plain . Popperidglic, Farm Pineapple or Strawberry Cream Cake Fleiaichow Egg Substitute terowree supreme................ 24-ot. Pike. ISO Egg Boaters .......... ...a& 79s &kWord (Makes Three Loaves) Bread Dough 09. ____ • Swfft Chicken A La Kiev or Iii. Cordon Bleu • Young 'N Tender Rock Cornish Non .......... $119 W . VAN Mrs. Paul a Light Batter • Fish Fillets..........,.. 1. oe f, Wakeftld ... - . ; •." '. •. . . . '1 Wi . / I . fl ' U •, •. . .1 ,•.__.._•• __________ I ' . . j. , 4 • 5 .- 1! L'. trei, - agntrol and Bible study group called "Deliglifful Dirnendons." e of this group is to assist women in wet control by giving attention to proper nutrition, exercise, &W N& study. 'The group will be studying "Weight! A Better Way to Liose-1 by Roger Campbell. The study of Ow book will be led by Jaick • Wid, 1 lie i THAT EASY,# ____ - flour. Gradually stir in hite wine and heavy cream. st:,• over tow heat until sauce bubbles and thickens. Stir in cheese, one handful at a time until sauce is smooth. Stir in ham, salt and peppeir to taste. Fill shells with mixture and place poached eggs on top. Sjxm:i over reniaining hot Sauce Serve garnished with dill sprigs. Publix • WAU iii_v 9 80 Do 10 D mensions II , - W 6xidi ngs At HomeAre omin ac - by LeMrd ________________ _________ _______ LG % LAND RE 1 HOW OIff N ' 1 WHI F JA IWON REP ASOW o GET HALF BiLLiON A YEAR 6OC4NG HUCkIE? 14KE PWAVMW OF MUOI OILU Th" ITj HALF IT FROM AN OLD Ylmwt I t F$C R6Y IS CO5NGThEI 'Wn KIO.-MEN 1.111 I 193 A dream-come In* wedding cake Is frated in scrumptious Grand Marnter Icing and decorated with freshnowers. 5 sticks unsalted butter, softened .., 44 cup Grand Marnier DL=Ive the sugar in water In a heavy enwel saucepari. Bring to a boil without stirring. Cover and boil 2 to 3 minutes. Uncover and heat until syrup reaches 240 degrees on a candy thierometer. Meanwhile. beat egg whites, salt and cream of tartar until stiff peaks form. When 240 degrees Is reached, add ilYrup to stiffly beaten egg whiltes dr beat at high speed. Beat mixture Un cool, cool, a to 1nuIvdd butter, 3 tablespoons at a time. Beat well, osUng should get thick and creamy. It meringue Is too warm, frosting may remain too W. Stir over lee until It begins to thicken. Best in Grand Marnier. 0 Iwo 41ê . -. GRAND MARNIER ITALIAN BUTTER CREAM 6 egg whites 1i tsp. cream of tartar pinch of salt 2 cups granulated sugar - '1 4rp4Q . . good spirit, the bride and groorn will feel like guests at Itheir own party. If you own or can borrow them, old fine linens, heirloom allver, and antique cut-glass goblets help set the mood for a* wedding scene. In careful but informal arrangements, decorative blossom like flowering quince branches and tulip coordinate with a romantic bridal bouquet. Ile light and delicate wedding feast consists of delicious linger foods like crab salad in iz shells and dip In anchovy mayonnaise. SWkIlng wines to toast the new couple help make the occasion even more festive And the crowning glory Is the home-baked Mered wedding bake, topped by a smooth Gnuvi Marnler frosUng and brightened with fresh flowers. A NNIE t#EfStAJ (,El The time and talent enthusiastic friends and familybrconIbute become the most special wedding gift for the idal •by Bob Thav.s '43Ji? Of the cake. - UST PON'T KkVE M TELL ME ABOUT THE Joy OF os.' . - House Beautul discovered, the at-home wedding is a bargain when compared to the cost of a comparable catered affair Planning small, at-home wedding with true old-fashlonei:l fl avor 1sn8ideal opportunity to express personal taste and style in preparing the food, arranging the flowers, even baking YOUR BIRTHDAY will do the job better. April 17, 1O VIRGO (Aug. ept. 22 Learning will come easy When doing Uilngs in concert this coming year If you stddy with another today, don't take things you're fond of. a greater share of the glory. Expanding your knowledge in efforts aise and rewards for Join t should be equa1. rewarding and could also LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Wovs pralfililitble. ARIES (March 21:i'p"rf,*I'J"Ndm"'YOur"dedliOns today hand hog. His right bid was Sometimes we can do a fittle based on ruilly and facts. two clubs, but he took personharritless exaggerating and Blue-sky input could destroy NORTH 4-16-80 at command and bid two nothing comes of It. Today, your judgment and lead you Q95 notrump. North raised to however, lack of candor could VAQ62 three and West opened the cause you embarrassment. eight of spades. SWRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 4104 Getting along with other lgn South thought a while and Avoid tendencies to turn WEST is one of the sections youif small tsZk8 Into larger oneL EAST finally played low from enjoy in yo ur Astraph Thinking something is hard J 953 54 and South took his king He lAtter, which begins with Will make It so. 410976 4K82 had to go after clubs and when your birthtlay. Pdail $1 for 0, 4762 West took his ace he wa0able each to Ast;roGraph, SAGIITTAR[us (Nov. 23. to lead i spade to give East SOUTH Radio City station, N.Y. Dec. 21) Business favors four spade tricks. #K62 uld not be expected Way VK 107 "1 was sure East held the 4J4 ace of clubs for his vulnerable m persons you know on a •KQJ53 overcall," complained South. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) limited social basis. Wait till nad Played West for that Vulnerable: Both Minor conunercial dealIngs you become better friends or card I would have wrapped up Dealer: North will be capably hutiled by have more In common. game W,44 and rubber." you today, but situations Wftl Nonh East south Tough luck. partner," said CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. Involving larger stakes could 19) Once you get going today, Pan 3 NT Pass pan hand was dealt. be mimmaged. Take greater you are a productive, inPau "I wanted to kill the blank, care with the latter. dustrious worker, but there's blank." North told us later. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) a Chance you CmIld whethile "But I still had to finish thi Opening lead* a Be positive and hopleful today, your Untie poorly, thereby rubber with him.,, . I As you readers can see, it but try not to Milignify ftW cutting down your effective of small promise into hours. South had bid two clubs North something larger dw fty would have bid two 60trum-P are.lUddfl and played the notru7T Feb. By Oswald Jacoby eU wW lead 19)AQUARIuS (Jan. game. friends to disappiolnItment. Aisa Scag Wi th Nob as declarer the CANCEM (June 21-July n) could prove very en*tening Goldman, one of our spade lead would cause n;6 Rewards will come to you today, but don't lock yournif ,=by t bridge players, has problem. North would make,4 Into any business or today in a rsuo to your lot of tricks — ma be as moray written an unusual bridge many as pa acMevemefltLDon't expect a 11, but South 9d bid and the notrumpfirst. book called Bridge vesiawi. Iar,vt etirn than you =ItAwrs at the nndge Table. hot a—y entitled to. P18CES(Feb.311~Usrch 30) it Consists of some 50 (NEWSPAPER ENTEPRS ASS LEO Wy ZAug. 22) You You have the ingenuity to turn cArWm. Each cartoon Is (For S cOPY of JACOlip don't have to do expensive something unprofitable into a accOm filed by such advice MODERN, ssod $I to.. W-1n,4 as "A loser thinks 'It's up to Bridge.,, csre of ths n&wsps. things for pals today to lot money-maker. Be alert so me.' A winner knows 'It them know you like them, you're able to recognize op.. de ads Ofl PGIP.O.B04489,pJdIoC,fr Small, thoughtful gestures portunity. New York, N.,Y, ruth was a loser and a Station, 10019.) .', aD is JOH . — co lon that you asked about There I enough ir- can be pvented. On the cumstantial evidence for the bright side, a lot of cancers prudent son to ea a diet th early at hare t contains an a eaua e / MEEK , . 4 — F Thursday,, For EEK & . s" 0 • THAT NEW SRL IS . Pip Salt and pepper Bake pastry shells ,Iw)rdtn to p4ik1ige directions Place shells on serving platter. in saucepan melt butter and stir in 14 cup butter 14 cup flour 1 cup French y white wine 6 poached eggs I cup Ott pint) heavy cream 8 grated Bonbel, St. Paulin or Beaumont cheese 2 cups fInely diced smoked ham . 1 YOU'RE POT CWKIWP L . ' MARI&ANTO1NEE (MakesIserings I package (10 02.) past shells 46 _____ 04 L& % .. . Brunch Is Elel ant To En teifain j. A typical French brunch menu might include "Boucheesa la Marie-Antolnette" and, of course, Champagne. ne bouchees are flaky pastry shells Utiled with a mixture of diced, smoked ham. French semi-soft Bonbel, St. Paulin or Beauniont cheese, bound together with a delicious cream sauce, laced with dry French white wine. The pastry shells are first fille(I With the cheese sauce and then topped with a freshly poached egg, over which is poured the remaining mixture. Viruses have producing some ani mal A Fact Of Life. It will upd 7•" " fl " 7" 8 9 10 III cancers but we don't have you on a lot of the common postive proof of this in current knowledge about I humans. We know that cer- cance r. Ot he r readers who c hemicals and even the want this issue can send 5 14 radiation from sunshine is cents with a long, stamped, by Art Si'rn .. 16 capable of inducing cancer. self-addressed envelope for it. It follows that I can't an. Send your request to me, in 19 20 21 22 23 24 swer your question about care of this newspaper, P.O. what causes cancer of the Bux 1551, Radio City Station, 27 colon. Cancers of the colon NEW York, NY 10019. and rectum are the second The Health Letter 11 it, most common cause for sending You will also explain 11111161111111111111 cancer deaths in the United 32 33 13 5 cancer spread. A cancer States. Not nearly enough literally drops off cells that 38 37 38 39 40 41 has been done to educate the are circulated to the rest of Public on this problem and the body. Cancer of the coloit, 42 43 that's one of the reasons these for example, may tirop 44 off 1•%•••'. are the second most common cells that are carried and — 45 I '48 149 cause of cancer deaths, lodged In the liver. Breast There is some reason to can ce,may have cancer cells 51 believe that individuals who that are shed into the lym. by Bob Montano 4 eat a very bland diet that phatic circulation and carriid 55 REG, I'M 4BO doesn't contain adequate bulk to lymph nodes under thi T1 j— rfm 100-114es SHY! In It may be me susceptible arm. Circulation of blood and to cancer of the colon. There's lymph explains most of the also some evidence that ways that cancer sprea4 eating a high fat diet may throughout the body. contribute to can of the A be bef prevented, colon. Also there are some cancers can %' n studies that suggest that such as cancer of the lungs chlorophyl found in ley associated ByBERNICEflEDEL with cigarette green vegetables may help to smoking. It's possible that a protect against cancer of the number of the cancers of the — 0 _X caslon. •• — 4 One of the most clegant and, paradoxica lly, most casual ways to entertain guests is the "brunch," a gathering that usually takes ace on Sunday somewhere between breakfast and lunch and combines the best aspects of both. The French had adopted this American tradition referring to it as "Ic brunch," but they have their own style of celebrating the o c. TAI SIHIYIL Wednesday, April 16, 1I3B . dbiARAJAI. . FMX f TOLMT lt* anni will be led by bhi. Thond w Joyce and Diane Roge will be whi Rollie ng on nutrition. Each Person perticips will be cMrgsd.00foranotebookandtextbook.ThiswiUb,aoi*. .. ine . '°TheclwwW Meet for a mentonfl,at e 330 - m " A IM ~w maw win" all a .'. - • - - - -- .- — .. __ -- .. .. .1 so bra In ~A dilumns. is .. - . -. ... .. ...... - a 1~::Amm - .: ..- - �T / '4 .' .. - I - p1 -' 4' • _____ 4B—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wldnftdsy, April I, IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mushroom Spring Salad Platter, left, Crisp Cereal Adds Fiber, laS Nuirnrion To Main The strategy used in shopping for foods typically involves decisions about cost as well as the nutritional value of food items filling the shopping cart, But if the meals you plan are for Just you and maybe one or two others, you're part of a growing group of consumers. You need coiwenlence foods as well as recipes portioned for fewer people, foods that are economical as well as nutritious. One recipe that meets the requirements of modern households is Tomato-Beef Pilaf. This main dish is a savory mixture of tomatoes, rice and Just half a pound of ground beef, along with mushrooms and onion. Besides the appropriate blend of seasonings, bran cereal is an added touch. The cereal supplies two to three grams of dietary fiber in each serving of this recipe and a texture akin to an expensive wild rice pilaf. You'll need just a fruit salad, biscuits or cornbread with honey and a beverage to complete a nutritious taste-tempting meal. Bran Parmesan Chicken is oven-fried to perfection with a double coating. First dipped in a parmesan cheese batter, the chicken is coated with crisp fiber-rich bran flakes cereal. lb. ground beef Dishes Wi th the increasing popularity of sa lads all year roun nice to know a bout raw mushrooms as a salad ingregient d, it's . They add wonderful flavor and texture, and Joy of Joys, th ey won't Wilt. Pilaf calls for Just a half a pound of ground beef. THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 17, THRU WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY.... CELEBRATING TIlE FABL1.OUS See fl! teaspoon leaf thyme 1 can (16 oz.) stewed tomatoes one-third cup bran ce real or bran buds cereal ' cup uncooked regular rice why for yourself Pubix is a household word i.,' __ ____ j !' for busy ,i - _________ ______ ______ _______ L '& SHOPp P • .. 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Soft, Hafd.o, Medium Adult Perfect for Salad, (Medium Size) - -. 8 • Seafood, (onn : SAVE OLD FASHIONED '' ROUND • ....._ I0 Dill Picklss......... - 1• can" 1 ApttI fl 19801 y 0 Onions ............... 3 . 1 8 rp,, Wed L..--------------P ' $`1 10 VIN 140SI 1011141 ('1JAJiIIS0RI1IJH(,IJN0Y WIN[ 3 9 MOU1111,11111111111 or $ Tube, Aim Toothpaste ' FLORIDA TENDER ,,....•.... . . Wisconsin Oiss Bar Lontom, - .oWGreen Stamps ...... .. a ........O-P i Links..... I,. ittuce Scrub potato well. Dry and prick with fork. Bake in 425degree oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. Cool slightly. Peel. Cut into small cubes. In small bowl, combine mayonnaise, mustard, sugar, vinegar, salt and pepper. Add potato, tuna, onion, carrot, celery and olives. 'fuss to mix well. Chill. To serve, spoon (Into lettuce-lined serving plate. 'i'imis kitchen-tested recipe makes I serving. 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SPEEDY TUNA SPUD BOATS 1 baking potato 6' .or 7-ounce can tuna in vegetable oil ' cup chopped fresh tomato 'L cup grated Swiss cheese, divided 2 tablespoons mayonnaise, divided teaspoon dried dill Pinch salt l'inch ix,)r Scrub potato well. Dry and prick with fork. Bake in 425degree oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. Cut in half lengthwise. Scoop out pulp into medium bowl. Add tuna, tomato, 143rd cup grated Swiss cheese, I tablespoon Iimavtnumaise, dill, salt and pepper. Mix well. Spoon mixture into potato shells. Top with remaining I nayonnaise. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Place in oven or under broiler to warm through for 5 to 10 minutes or until cheese is bubbly. Sprinkle with chopped parsley, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 serving. ONE-I'OTAT() TUNA SAL/ti) I baking potato 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1 tablespoon ii iustard 1 tCaSI$)Ofl vinegar Pinch salt Pinch pe pper I 6' . or 7-ounce can tuna in vegetable oil 1 tablespoon grated carrot 14 cup diced celery 2 tablespoons sliced, pitted ripe olives .r- ' Fresh Delicious Purix Detergent. 89° (Limit I Please, With Oth.rPurchas,sof Publi '' IuI 7~ U , "lt Fresh Pork Shoulder Boston Blade Roast - All of us must cook for only one at least occasionally. And the increasing numbers of singles setting up their own households are faced with this challenge daily. It is easy, however, for a solo cook to do more than slip a TV dinner into the oven. You'll look forward to your special home-cooked meals once you get into the swing of preparing them each day. You'll come to enjoy the challenge of inventing your own recipes. And in most instances, preparing meals from scratch will ('Ut VOW' 100(1 bills, Potatoes baked, hollowed and filled with a tuna mixture make an easy but interesting dinner for one or two. These combinations of cooked potato, tuna, tomato, Swiss cheese, mayonnaise and seasonings may be finished in a toaster oven PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT • =Z? ." _ I 4 '' x cospo. on your ARVM I Fast Sefvice PubUx Quality and Kodak I nce and stocking a '.fnx'rj' rr 1't"tiTiJI t["f 1 s,00 off next purchase of color punt ll process film. In INVIOpO of 0 I adding take-out meals from our Deb . Shoulder Picnic lb. 1I . FRESH PORK per The l9W saw women joining the work force in wrraiing numbers to lwlphitlwwareffiwl. And women at home were busy doing their part by saving tin cans, toothpaste tubes and bacon grease (for ammunition) .,, ,... --------------------------- / fanniies. lated in __ I 1TL - SAVF 29c Be 1 teaspoon sugar ' teaspoon lemon juice 1 apple 1 cup diced cooked chicken ' cup diced celery ' cup Baker's Angel Flake coconut, toasted 1 small carrot, cut in thin strips Combine mayonnaise, sugar and lemon juice in bowl. Ciit half the apple into slices; set aside. Dice remaining apple. Sb in diced apple, the chicken, celery and 3 tablespoons of th coconut into mayonnaise mixture. Serve on crisp spinac 11 leaves or other salad greens with carrot sticks and reserve apple slices. Makes l: cups or 1 entree servings, - .., •.•............ ....,-. ------------ S1• iI Iiconvenience for bwv families and '! 1/i '_'t 1 1! è$J____ . 1i1V 11F. " 1PfW IL "t 111 DI '•-'_- .. J. BonusAnnt - Brown ground beef wi th drained mushrooms, onion and garlic in medium-size frypan. Drain off excess drippings. Stir in reserved mushroom liquid, salt, pepper, thyme and tomatoes. Bring to boil. Stir in bra n cereal and rice. Cover tightly and simmer about 30 minutes or un til rice is tender. Sprinkle with chopped fresh parsley and additiona l cereal, if . desired. Serve immediately. Yield: 3 to 4 servings. Pr'i 'ce cup dry red wine or wine vinegar 2 teaspoons basil leaves, crumbled 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon finely minced garlic teas poon coarse ground black pepper ' teaspoon sugar Ri nse, pat dry and halve mushrooms. In a large bowl combine mushrooms, celery, green pepper and onion; set aside. Mix remaining ingredients. Pour over mushroom mixture; toss well. Serve over salad greens with assorted sliced lunc heon meats, if desired. Yield: 6 to portions, CHICKEN WALDORF' SAUD 2 to 4 tablespoons mayonnaise In fact, this M ushroo m Spring Salad Platter should be refrigerated six hours or overnight to pe rmit the mingling of flavors. MUSHROOM SPRING SALAD PLA'rI'ER 1 po und fresh mushrooms 1 cup thinly sliced celery j cup coarsely chopped green pepper i cup finely chopped onion .1 cup olive or salad oil _____________________________________________________________________________ 'I- ' ' S. Joy Of Joys: Mushrooms Won't Wilt In Salads - Dash pepper : Chicken Waldorf Salad, right. i egg 14 cup milk * 4 cup all-purpose flour 4 teaspoon salt Dash pepper 4 teaspoon ground sage 3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese 4 to 5 chicken pieces, washed and patted dry 1 tablespoon margarine or butter, melted Crush bran flakes cereal to measure about 3 cup. In shallow dish or pan, beat egg and milk slightly. Add flour, salt, pepper, sage and parmesan cheese, stirring until smooth. Dip chicken pieces in egg mixture. Coat with cereal. Place in single layer, skin side up, in greased or foil-lined shallow baking pan. Drizzle with margarine. Bake in oven at 350 degrees F. about 45 minutes or until tender. Do not cover pan or turn chicken while baking. Yield: 2 to 3 servings. I ('Rn 1 3 'nz., ' cup) sliced mushrooms, drained, reserving liquid ' 4 cup chopped onion 1 small clove garlic, chopped kA teaspoon salt E4,6 Cooking a delicate nutty flavor to 1'tt cups 40 percent bran flakes cereal _________ It coconut adds crunch and BRAN PARMESAN CHICKEN TOMATO-BEEF PILAF *2 For Singles Can challenge can be refrigerated overnight-for a delightful mingling of flavors. Toasted Wednesday, April 11, leO—SB nir. Seafood Treall : 99' Turbot Fillet si LONG WOOD f/c"e , di s ',wP'• 41 "iwI i I I ere >!J I Is a piyJ ;;- - - TunapOIIoiombjnathon, 1 �iU,4 - I t--,-. 4 • S-Ev.nlng Herald Sanford Fl Wednuday, April 16,iNO A. Fill Hamloaf W thBananas For Sur -for -l"Se A J J Fruui "uus Zest To Pork Chops __ i Everybody loves a surprise. Children especially like the appeal of hunting for buried treasur es. Banana Hamloaf makes an exciting family dinner with mellow bananas complementing the zesty flavor of ground ham mixture. When the loaf is sliced the surprise fruit circles tempt even the finicky eaters at your table. Since the recipe Us for ground cooked ham its an ideal plan to use leftovers from a special Sunday dinner In an in teresting way. Bananas are economical and plentiful all year. round and their naturally sweet flavor combines in interesting ways with other unusual ingredients. For example, the Banana-Berry Sauce made with jellied cranberry sauce and mashed bananas is a quick, delicious way to top off this loaf. It also goes well with other ham, chicken and turkey di es a tangy accompaniment. Not simply an economical savory meal, Banana Stuffed Hain Lodf packs a wallop of nutrition. Bananas are a good source of potahbiwil mid Leuler e&wntlal witiullhis alid minerals, as well. 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T111Js so6v Hawaun PineappleumVg am nunum '•.•'•'. •••••••.- ..w ' ! , _ Grapefruft.6'l' 545131.13.i OIOCOIATI. 1IM0N)S bANANA (1145* 894 Frozen Wauues.....59' N cup butter or margarine, melted k4 cup molasses or honey teaspoon salt 4% cups quick or oldfashloned oats, uncooked Une a 15-by-10-inch jellyroll pan with foil, extending edges foil over sides of pan. Grease. Combine all ingredients except oats in large bowl mixing until well blended, Add oats. Mix well. Press firmlyinto red Bake at 450 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown. thoroughly. n edges o co e on sides o pan. Remove front pan. Remove I oil. Cut into bus. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 15-by-10 inch pan of bars. NOTE: You may substitute ½ cup wheat gem or un. Processed bran for 4 cup oats. 1 lit cup butter or margarine 2% cups unsifted all-purpose flour 11/2 cups sugar 1% teaspoon baking soda N teaspoon salt % teaspoon cinnamon 2 eggs, slightly beaten cup chopped nuts Melt butter in small saucepan. Remove front beat. Thoroughly combine melted butter or margarine and cocoa; add applessuce. Combine flour, ar, baking soda and spices in a mixing bowl. Add cocoa-apple mlture d eggs; stir until dry ingredients are moistened. Fold In nuts. Fill greased or paper-fined muffin cups (2½ inches in diameter) two-thirds full with batter. Bake at 375 degrees F. for 20 to 25 minutes or until cake tester Inserted in center comes out clean. Serve warm or cold. Top with your favorite icing and nuts if desired. 1 CREAMY COCOA 1 MAtjAW MOUSSEPUDDING 4 cup cocoa 3 tablespoons I cup -- ____ - -- cw""ch heavy cream Sweetened Whipped Cream two- r cupsugar 1/4 teaspoon Salt 1½ cups miniature marahmaflow Crumbled toffee crunch (optional) - Combine cocoa, sugar, cornstarch and salt in medium saucepan; gradul1y bliend in mQ. C4& over medlum Wat, and stir one bowl. minute. Ranove from but; blend in buttw. pow do cover surfam with plutic wrap. ChLIL just before whIp heavy cream until soft peals form; orm fold In cream mci ImlIM&HOWS. Spoon into senring dishes; prnM With For ParfMtrnAlternatelayersof coconut macaroon coo' es. Garnish "• _-'- beans. COLLEGEBARCOOKIES 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar SAVE P0'. lbs *6 fl4 $PuD SLICID I HOMYL OR TCNM Wa W BOWL '111111"' I m$ 79 %MCADDV &CIEDAR - e b $1 Yi 1 &'W1rIi 3 PANTRY PRIDE I - IS 0 0 1 L .. O'CEDAR UGHT & EASY $11 J) BREAKFAST BACON ~J,,t I p • 1 $1181 1 b Les Cal Yogurt ..... 0MV! 30.111 IOU NflMS 50U P406 Country Sausage . . Lykes Ham.. to * 6 5M AT Ej 4131 ade anks El Meat m Weiners, MV! 30.211 C1 11.414 1*51 I. $.' MQ UAMT T . - 1:1 Mrs. Filberts Oleo. o o 584 0 5*51 20'. lIes CI. PANTRY 1110* CUAMID $118 Cottage Cheese.. 0MVI IW- IN CLIP A16011111) 4/$l . BAKED BEANS pound dried navy (pea) beans 2 quarts water, divided Lz pound salt pork 2 teaspoons salt 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup dark corn syrup 1-i cup chili sauce 1 teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon pepper Rinse and pick over beans. In large bowl, cover beans with 1 quar t water. Soak 8 hours or overnight. (Or use quick method of soaking: In 4-quart saucepan, place rinsed beans and 1 quart water. Bring to boil. Cover and boil 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Let stand I hour.) I In 4-quart saucepan, place beans, remaining 1 quart water, salt pork and salt. Cover. Boil 1 hour. Drain, reserving bean liquid. In 3-quart bean pot or casserole, place beans and salt pork. Stir In onion corn s chili sauce mustard r and bean liquid to cover (about 1 cup). Cover. Bake In 325-degree oven 3 hours. Uncover and • MV! PItaos RIG. Q ,•(.'%'K., tpoum Drain a " 4 en, AV 0.12 G. PAN RY PRIM MK .. .1" '" MV IS. Ela PACIAGI QUA*II1S 4't' '- - 1:1 Cornish Hens. 0 0 0 a a L88114 SAVI Me- 34w MG.IVUS BUDGIT UAW I ed Sausage,. $ 9 0 - .. Chick L . -. - 0f . CATSUP NAPKINS I 2 I n 0 I'l.n. I .••.. SAVI IW A it- 14W AVG. U.S.D.A. GRADI A KKK 105 THROUGfi MAY 10, PANTRY IDE WILL BE HOLDING THE LINE ON HUNDREDS OF PANTRY RAND ITEMS. - I 68 LI 0 We 4 0`100,44 ..11.10 ""i' Pic* '"s $AVI 11r,",75W PRIMILINTASSONTID CT. • CA SAVE SAVE ' 1*51 20 410. CINTII (UI 4 II) IS • i • 48 MV! 314110515 5155 luShly ITALIAN as S S ______ Beef. El Ground Beef. []Rib Pork Chops. 1111. • • u S liii ,. El Ce ....i ivWIfl5 1 'tice OR30 1 1 ANOMER 17AYS WITH 7141S COUPON WI.D. APR 16 THRU TULS. APR 6.t5$268 M'1.WALSSWCUslo - .UI SAVI O A I, [1] Round Steak. s k Chuck $45131' All . 1 ll ii SAG C Sirloin S i " I •' [] . 1 I ALL fliMs& PNH.I S (if "M 'I I). APR lb TIIN(J Tlfl.% . APR 27. l"W (JIIANIIIY ifiGItTS HISI RVtl - El Honey h 2os 594 Bruce u4. v• a..1. 4 Ap'44 s Apple Sauce. fl IS (otM. PASIRS Pun I El Till U%UI. Bag 89 L_._J Monogram Rice. . . . . IY LI ir 7w$pMIS . oup Starte• rs ., . . . ••. . 994 5451 II. PUG. 00 05 4 Muellers Spaghetti.,, .59# El Dressings o iS. 3os MV! II. lbs. PANTRY PUN 1110W MACARONI ON BIG. Hormel Potted Meat. 5/$1 El 2/si sAv1 I`% s-?sw Bundt Cake Mixes. . 41 $129 Bucket Olives.. o .79, 30. ALSOIhO jAI 09 0Fyne Napkins,. 0 0 0 0 0994 Tetley Instant Tea . iZosPANTIY P510* tOss *1 0Coffee Fo gers Instant Coffeel$4 N$ . 26?.S00 $ 0Green Beans , 93M 3. I sos CA&M co as neap OIDUMM INLIGHT)....2M 0Toms Corn Cheese.. 594 b AM!! GNU 4.' NT* 0 C15 OS 41 Monte Drinks... El Tom's Potato ChiD fee. 594 .. I J.R w___1 S I , PANTRY PRIDE $ 13 DETERGENT I ' R lJ3osN()TUSIUTUIOI . 840Z BOX LAUNDRY WITH THIS LOUPON WI.D. APR 16 T"RU TUf.S APR 22. 19N LIMIT I LOUPON WIT" A $1000 ON MORE TOBACCO 6 • PUNCH l6oz CAN J.R. 410 CHECK THESE poultry, fish, eggs and dry bean& The Missouri families had also Increased their conanptIon But other healthful goodies. Use custard cups, muffin tins or small bowls to form the basket, and pipe cleaners for handles. Bits of ribbons or felt can be used for the bows. Have fun and create. Here's the recipe POPCORN FROLIC 1 package (5 ox.) popcorn i cup sugar corn syrup 12 cup water Butter or margarine Health goodies - raisins, peanuts Pre pare po rn according to package directions. Separate 2 cups of popcorn for eating, pour remainder into large bowl or pan. Heat sugar, corn syrup and water In saucepan to 350 deLTees F or until a drop of syrup in cold water forms a hard ball. Save a little syrup for attaching handles, pour remaining syrup over popcorn and mix thoroughly with two large spoons. Coated popcorn is now ready to be formed into baskets. Coat hands with butter, and working quickly pack coated popcorn into custa rd cups. Press down with spoon to make indentation, fill wi th goodies. Attach handles with warm syrup. Makes 12-15 baskets. -'--t, MADDOX Can people change their establialted diets? New eating patterns like those recently suggested by the federal government promise better health and longer life. But can spoiled Americans actually shift froint,say, Wato chips to celery sticks? some scientists think not. Others, on the basis of antounts of research, believe they can. At lent they can in Missouri, says Rex Conpbiell, a Professor or rural sociology at the University of Missouri. . min&.4 - a By GAYNOR FRYING PAN 5 QT. DUTCH OVEN .' *ilvrr$l.s.r 2 TEA KETTLE '' PeopleCh • 11" SQUARE GRIDDLE " " HE SILVERSTONE i T COMPLETER PIECES AT ONLY OUR SPECIAL LOW PRICES .- v II 9 n Get out the springtime welcome wagon and invite your neighbors to popcorn frolic. Everybody can make his or her o miniature basket and fill it with nuts, raisins, popcorn or .. THE WEEK PIECE . COMPLETER PIECES- g . 2 tablespoons soy sauce 2 tablespoons sherry 2 bananas In large bowl mix beef, bread crumbs, salt, pepper, eggs, onion, garlic, soy sauce and sherry. Pack half of mixture into 9 x 5-Inch loaf pan. Peel bananas; place side by side on top of eon p meatloaf mixture. Press other o mea of bananas. Bake in &% degree F. oven I hm and 10 minutes. Yield: 6 servings. - 1111TO OrC PORCEMN-CLAD FEATURE OF LU /4 WITH THIS COUPON WED.. APR. 16 THRU TUES.. APR. 22. 1960. LIMIT-1 COUPON WITH A $1000 ON MORE FOOD ORDER. TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXCLUDW. ½ clove garlic, minced T E5 I I (3I" 1•• 57 f4p pPPut) 'I teaspoon pepper 2 eggs, slightly beaten 2 tablespoons chopped onion PO - ftuaspm salt Establ :.• ... . ' PCO M Fun Frolic TO 440i: In large bowl mix ham, bread crumbs, eggs, milk, mustard, salt and pepper. Line 9 x S x 3-inch loaf pan with aluminum foil; pack half of meat mixture in pan. Peel bananas and place sI by side on top of meat mixt ure, pressing them down gently. Cover with remaining meat. Bake in 350 degrees F. oven 4Oto 50 minutes or until set. Remove from pan, using foil overlap as "handles." Invert on platter; pour ½ cup BananaBerry Sauce over top. Serve with remaining sauce. Yield: 4 to 6 servings. Banana-Berry Sauce: Banana-Berry Sauce: In small saucepan over medium heat, melt 1 can (1 pound) jellied cranberry sauce. Stir in ½ inhshèd banana (about 1 large banana). Heat. BANANA TERIYAKI MEATLOAF 1½ pounds ground beef • . - . -•. V4 to % teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper Can -1*'" .-- 2 tablespoons prepared mustard . . '"u- I CfUIflbI -. - with bananas, gives a pungent flavor f and remarkably simple to prepare. I These days when everyone watches her food budget It's a smart cook who uses leftover ground meats and penny-wise bananas to surprise her family with good tasting low-cost I cup soft bread, - Wednesday, April ), 1$O-7N -. • _________ ,.•.• -- SUNNY DAY PORK CHOPS 8 pork chops, about ~ inch thick .1 envelope Shake 'n Bake seasoned coating mix for pork and libs - barbecue style can (11 OZ.) mandarin orange Sections 2 grapefruit, sectioned Trim excess fat from chops; dip water and gently pat dry. leaving chops slightly moist. EmptyinSeasoned coating mix into shaker bag Shake 1 or2chops at time until evenly coated Place on rack in l5xl(Hnch baking Pan. Sprinkle an remaining mix evenly over chops. Bake at 350 degrees for about 45 mInutes. Mways cook pork thoroughly. Place chops on Serving platter. Add orange sections with syrup and grapefruit sections to drippings in pan. Stir over direct heat to ?jend and heat thoroughly. Serve with chops. : - ends. ' A teriyaki blend of garlic, sherry and soy sauce, sweetened BANANA STUFFED HAM LOAF pound ground cooked ham (about 2% cups) I cup fine dry bread crumbs 2 eggs, slightly beaten I cup milk - Sanford, Ft ENTERTAINING IDEAS Invite All _ (or the whole family. Seasoned coating mix for pork and ribs chops moist pan colorful,fruity that's a _____ - . - - 1 i.. .. Evening Hera ld ThsPiredby the first warm weather signaling the coming of Sunny y Pork Chops are colorful, tasty and a treat • sized c i .- - --------- th j sh a& __ " �- '..----.-- -. -- - - .' * - "' / - -'r $i'' '-r S -EVeflIfl9 Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, April 1, iftO 1 - - _ U' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 Transcendental Meditation program by Bill Spencer, 8 p.m., TM Center, 420 Free public lecture on Hillcrest St.. Orlando, THURSDAY, APRIL 17 AARP.NART meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Covered dish luncheon. Open to,ll senior citizens. Lecture on "Wildlife Exploitation... A Billion Dollar Industry" by Dr. F. Wayne King, director of Florida State Museum and wildlife authority, 7:30 p.m., Crummer Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Res Comm of Am to George E. Holding & wI Dianne M., Lot 28 61k H Hidden Lii Un $43,910. Complete interiors Inc to James L. Brunsman & WI Barbara, Lot $6 Ramblewood 23. Linda C. Clark to Complete (I Women Voters Ani, I..... 111 Thu. m sian of Seminole County, 8 i.iic, niuiuiiiv ..p1u%a. IUfJLC. Completelnteriorslnctowayne 0. Doyle Jr. & wI Cynthia G. Lt 93 R6mbtewood, $30100. Rn Comm of Am to Page B. Lase & wf Joan 0. & Page K. Glase, ZUn 187 Escondldo Condo SIC? II, $53,800. FRIDAY, APRIL18 Senior CitIzet Tour to Nashville for Grand Ole Opry and Opryland. Leave Leeds, Casselberry,8a.m., pick up Sant,d Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Carry bag lunch. Return Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sweet SATURDAy,APRIL19 Adeilnes concert to benefit munity United Methodist Rosenwald fellowship Church Jerry Van Dyke to James A. Siade Jr. I Jackson McDaniel each½int.Lt I9dLkoftheWoods sect 300 K. Fleming dba Knox Prop to WillieReedlwf Virginia, S2Sft hell, Casselberry. grade. Register children at small group picnic shelter for best art for free admission. grade levels. in various corner of SE',4 of SE'/4 Sect 9. $26,000. Robert E. Parker & wi Gloria .1. to Eibert L. Lovett & Willie M. & Wayne L. Hill & WI Margare? L. theS417ftofNW',4ofSW',4ofS Sweet Adeline Concert to benefit Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center P'FA, 7:30 p.m., Corn. munity United Methodist Church fellowship hail, is, sso,000. Flea Market Sale, 8.11 a.m., Rolling Church, State Road 434, wood. VFW Pod 10108 and noon, Sanford Police Moravian Hills Auxiliary Lite'a-Bike, parking Department , Olin Am Homes of Fl to Dale S. Grieme & WI Darlene R., Lot 17 61k E Sterling Park Un 1, 151,200. David R. RIchards & WI lane B. to Robert 1. Richardson & wI Louise T,, Lot 13 61k 8 3a,ji SIbastian Hts Un 1, $11000. Olin Am Homes to Fl inc to - Casselberry. 10a.m. to lot. Bikes - - - ,• s Sr. oo - - - -4- ilanthems, Knowles Festival by sponsored -pVnd A - HL) Oilando WinterPork Seminole Herman A. Fellmantàjnes'R Lyons I WI Doris M. Un 4.8 uss1ito Condo Phase I, $31000. Martha W. Landry I hb Eugene & Wm B. West I WI June to Corrine West. Beginning at a point 131.69 ft W of SE corner of E½ of NE'/4OINE¼OISICI 102131, $100 John K. Whllwedel I. WI Betty .1. toCharlesE.Johns&wfGiadysl. Lot 7, 61k 19 Dreamwold Subdv., tipping niwspaper items, Send stamped.addressed envelope plus 2k to: Con. 14702. BOX tinental•IV, RATES 1 tIme 3CO3ISICUtIVCIIMI$ 7consecuflveflmes .. HOURS - 5:30 P.M. 800 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon wanted aircraft parts fabricater liiti Stc a line 21-Situations __ -. Everest . MrgPa'! & w? .?er $52,300. 41-Hn.ic WI Hiidegarde F., Lots 15116 61k F Tract $3 Sanlando Springs, The Greater constr Crp ?o Jack D. Lacner wI Nancy I.., Lot 134 River Run Sect 3, $16,200 Herbert 0. Fuller & Dorothy I. to Hdr Dcv Crp Lots 450 I 431 lass S 120 ft of the E 108 ft of Lot 131, H. Miller & Sons of LF Inc. to Wm. J. Muchow & WI Barbara C., Lot Il 81k C, Camelot Un. 1, $112,000 840,100. Dairay Holding Ltd to Paul 0. Greenawalt & wi Merlyn s. i Early MerrItt & WI Linda L., Lot 160 Oakland Hills, $26,730 Joy Lewis I. wif Patricia E. to RaymondJ.Schmlt&wfHeien,, iotlSBhkASweetwat,rOak.15,d, 10, $110,000 Katherine F. Orr & Willis Country Club Viii Bldrs Inc to Donald R. Cassidy I WI Lyndia L. Lot 15 Country Club Vill Un 1, $90,000. R. H. Constr Crp to H. Frederlcii Mendes & WI Maria C. Lot 293 Barclay Woods Third Add, $'J,000 (QCD) E. Garaid Banks & wI PatricIa L. to Charles W. Clayton Ai-port. $11,000. . ______ __________________________ EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits Include paid vacation, company car, re?irement plan &mor,. Send Resume to: Mr. R. Lueltchau, 134 Margo Lane, Longwood, Fl. 32730, _________________________ CANNON REST HOME specia care, good food, for LPN full time, 3.11. Apply to __________________________ Lakevlew Nursing Can er, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. Lovely 3 BR, 1½ B, C.H&A, fencedyd. fully eqpl. kit., $365. RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Tired of housi hunting? 3.7, $330 Oaklawn Memorial Pk. 2 tots + 7 vaults for sale. Priced much below current value. Call $31. . 7005 _________________________ -___________ M. Unsworth Realty SANFORD REALTOR - - p.m. No admission charge. --- 3236570. patIent 121 Dolores Drive, Annlv In e..... n.rsnn I 5.an5ni',i r... . 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. 0013 Geneva GardinsApts. Cwter, 950 Metionvlile Ave. Clerk position avail. Full time & part time. Sal open, exp. preferred but not necessary. Apply Days Inn, SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $40,500 Deltona area 1g. 3 BR, 28 house well insulated ultra mod, kit. C.H&A. Call 305) 349540) $nford. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. alter 6 p.m. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW Company benefits. Apply Estates w.Dock, $450 mo. $319992. SE corner of SW¼ of Sect 26, H. Johns Ill & WI Mary C. Lot 22$ 61k F Fern Terr, $43,000. Handy Way Foods, sanford ,,,00. Oiinam Homes of Fl Inc to _________________________ Barclays Ws Third Add, $100 St Johns Realty Co., Realtor area. Avald F. Curths & Dorothy I. to Madge E. Hallman, Lot 4 Cluster 332.6123 . S-lost & oim Wm J. Dugan Sr. & WI Jean 0. Sterling Park Un 24, $14,200. Terry L. Summersill Sr. & Diana LAKE MARY3 BR, 2 baths, Nurse Aides exp. in nursing 3., starting at the SE corner of the O'COnnelltoBernardWang&WIM Milan M. Medokowich & WI central H&A, $375. home care. Apply in person W½ of Lot 42 McNeils Orange Mildred S., UN 204 C Weklva DorothyM.?oJame%L.ke. LOSTdog,maleChip,uahua Lakeview Nursing Center, 12 Villas Condo, $356,000 Villa. Hilda, Lot 875 Spring Oaks Un I Terrierface,Thur$4.10 C. 2nd St., Sanford. PINECREST- 3 BR, 2 baths, Vernon L. Dubois & WI Alice M. 559.900. Hubert R. Early I Am Group lSth&Oak.Reward.323.15$1 $250. One Inc dba Barclay Woods to to Michael J. Fogle & Federico L. Allen R. Lloyd to Donald F. TYPIST Found in Paola, adult Male Andrea 6. Smith, Lot 173 Barclay LOt '230 Forest Brook It?, Sect., Heienthat I WI Emog.ne F. Lot 7 Long term lob in Lake Mary Harold Hall, lnc.REALTOR $61,500 frlssdie Greyhound with tatoos Tuscawilia Acres, Woods Sec Add., $20,000. area. Will train in a variety of 323.5774 in ears. 323.9241, C. J Homes Inc to Robert Sands Elizabeth M. Jack to Hazel 1. Stanley .1. Walvick & WI Cynthia duties. L. to AmeriFirs? Fed, t Bik C I WI Mary R. Lot $ 81k P Howell Hogan & Rosemarle C. Walsh, Lot 3 BR, 28, garage, carpet, air, NORRELL TEMPORARY 30 Woodcrest Un 1, $31,500. Sweetwater Oaks Sect 10, $117,000. Cove Subdv, 6-Child CIte 8275 + 1)50 damage dep.. _____________________________ Call 647.8118 Jeffrey C. Scott & WI Mary to Winter Springs Dcv Crp to So The Greater Constr Crp. to Bin ____________________________ Equal Opportunity Employer Lease. 41$ Palmetto. Call John 0. Jarrett Jr. &wf Cathy, 330 C. Denison I WI ElsIe W. Lot $3 Dale Olders Inc, Lots 2 1 4$ Orlando 1361.1111. Spur ci the Moment Babysitting Winter Springs UN 1, $72,900 Tuscawilla Un I, $31,000. Sausallto Sect. 3. $53,000. in my home. Hrly, daily, wlily Jose 0. Cin?ron I WI Aide I. to The Greater Constr. Crp. to Ben * * * * * * * Elmer E. Eastabrook I. Ruby A. rates. Day or night. 3234477, to Elmer E. Eastabrook Jr. the N John C. DeVaney & WI Olaf J. Lot C. Denison & wI Elise W. Lot $2, 33-Houses Furnished lliItOftheSlIlSttoftheWSflft 1161k B CamelotUN3,$4O,toO Sausalitos.ct,3,$3I,500. CI4ILDCARE Ace Bides's Inc to David M, of the C 1056 ft of the E½ of swu. Classic Custom Homes Inc. to Furn2 SR.1B,W.0, 1chi1' Freeor reduced rates. McDermott & WI Patricia A. Lot 1$ P.C. Stenstrom Lot 12 81k C of I M PLOY MINT Fully 4, no pets, 6 mo lease, April IS. if you Qualify. 323.8421 Springwood, $41,000 Amended Piat of the SprIngs (QCD) Allen W. Davis Jr. & Oct. 15. $300 mo, $200 sac dep. Loiilseto Allen W. Davis Jr. IhSW Willow Run Seci, $159,900, Will babysit in my home wi*. 323-1417, Between noon & 6' Theodore N. Labars' & wI '3o?i.E'eepftetm.SW¼of Compistelnteslorslnc.toT.rry days. S. Sanford Ave..Lake Juanita W. to John A, HelIeç, Lots L. Clark & WI Colette S. Lot 4 WHERE THE SUN SHINESI p.m. SE'!, Sect 31, $100, Jessup area. 373.SIM 35,57,5901 R00eCt Add to Sanford, Ramblewood U1,000. (QCD) Allen W. Davis Jr. to M. •KPR FIGURE WIZARD Louise Davis, the S 12½ chains of 8*2.000 Loving. Learning environment V'.ASIOi'IRsidal $7,200. Bamp Prop Inc to ElIzabeth A. theWSchainsoftheE2Ochalnsof offered in my home for your ACCT CLERK i ACCURATE Godfrey, Lot 380 Lii of the Woods the SW Q of Sep Sect 31, $100. chIld. Problems because of MIPII.U.LOCK TYPING $7527 Gwendolyn N. Cates to Clarence Townhouse Sect s. sioo New concrete buildings all sizes, your shift changes? Call for SALES REP GO GETTER (QCD) Lii Of the to NOTICE OP Woods Inc PROCIIOINQ$ $201 up, especially nice, most Brown & Willie M., from the NE details 323.8317. CM. corner of Lot 7 Cates Add Sanf, Robert A. Spedt & wI Mary A. Lot FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. convenient on 1.1 at SR 46 ROOFER-aEON TOPU,320 379 Lii of the Woods Townhouse DONINO. DISCONTINUING, $1,500. behindDayslnn,l.dlndustriat 1005. I DYE - EXP $14,560 11-IpTuctjo,n I $100 AND CLOSING Joseph 0. Pleasant & WI Ella L. Park. 373.004), DRAFTSMAN MECH 1114* B.MA Prop Inc to Robert A. WAY. to Jack R. Griffin I WI Norma J., CASHIER, CUTE-Ill tht I WI Mary A, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Lot 379 Lii Lot 6 81k 4 Sanf Farms, $15400. Exclusive Designs GEN LABORER-WORKER $5 ' V.Cfi' Lisse YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE John 3. Ambrow I Charlene M. the Woods Townhousi Sect, 116,730 COOK OALLOPIN000URMET Ii J.K. NOTICE that the Board of County CrHtive Exprslons to Paul OkonskI & WI Maria C., 332.7*13 Charles M. Booth Jr. U Commissioners of Seminole begin at the NE corner of Lot 32 Higgins to George v. Cestaro Auto Reapir or ??7? Building & county, Florida, at 7:00 vcioc 61k H-F CS, $161,000. Thus ar only Robert L. The S 150 ft. of the N 175 land all Fenced. Hwy 436 in (QCD) Anthony R. Noise to ft.oltheWls0ft.ofBlkS$ernoran p.m.oflthel3thdayolMay,A.D., Forest City, $100 me. a few 1980, in the County. Corn. Geraldine S. Noise, Lot 6 51k 3 N sq., $40,000. BIDDING REQUININUNT$ Halnei Ir & missioner' Meeting Room at the ADVENT i $ i MEN T P01 StOp In at On Sic Add, $100. (QCD) Weec B. County Courthouse In Sanford, saA INC. (QCD) Roger D. Cardln & WI Ind. & wI Lou J. to James v. BIDS, 12 French Ave. MORTGAGE, 532,000. Productions, 2:30 p.m., Central Florida Zoo, Normal zoo admission charge. 560,000. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH - CARPETS, READY FOR OC MONDAY, APRIL21 __________________________ p.m,, CUPANCY. ONLY 521.900. _________________________ TUESDAY, APRIL22 VFW AuxilIary 10108, 8 p.m., log cabin, Sanford lakefront, AAA THURSDAY,APRIL24 Norman deVere Howard Chapter UnIted Daughters the Confederacy, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. F.E. ,-RoumUJat,i1,0 Palmetto Ave. _____________ I MONDAY, APRIL28 VFW Post 11118,8 log cabin, Sanford lakefront. ______________ BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford 32)0640 Orlando 3321577 p.m., Kindergarten Roundup, T.W. Lawton Elementary School, Oviedo, 1:30 p.m. Lois Hardin, guest speaker will explain requirements for registration to parents. ______________________ ' '- ____ jallot ' . •' _____________________ _______________________ - - ________________________ - . . ' - -- FRIDAY, MAY! Fish Fry, 5 p.m., Sanford Police Benevolent Association, HIghway 17.92. Ilk F Robert F. lifts Add t Alt. toconsiderand determine whether hersbgIvantMttMkl Board or not the County will vacat•, of Siminoli County, Florida will' L. abandon, discontinue, close, receive sealed bids James V. Ferdinand & Robert until April 23, renounceanddlsclaim any rightof to Roger V. Murray & plj P3:00 PM at which tIme the wI Colleon, the County and the public in and to bids will be publIcly opined and Lots $12 I the S 125 ft. of Lot 351 Dept. or call 323-1176 $100. 701 Bldg. Yourfvtur,irc.nc,rn Rag. Real Estate Broker 2610Sar,ford Ave. OSiiItS IIAIITY ltwo. R [H 322-9283 __________________________ Tshphoi. - REALTY --------- . - REDUCED rental income + business propertyt Just 2 yrs OldI Super location I Now $34,900. 322.2222. GREAT I BR. 15 Condo. wC. NSA, ww carpet, oqpt. kit., ____ ' - . 322.2323 lw info. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 28 home In 'Deitona. wall the extras I C'NSA, Fl. ms., eat.In kit., w.w carp., patio & lots more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just ' -, - WV i4av ' r _ .- .. -------.n, £4, 111 ______________________________________________________________ _____ ___ ___ van Surw Mcekn III'S V..4I.4i.k&Ma . w • ____ .7 bod'arey*'s.ris, UUJuJ ___ . if lbs ', . . W7 •• $je N.: LI, $7 . _____ Add. ____ ___ d'ielbsbeokepeinfrcutdsbs -- .-.'. -'-a -'--WW_,w_ W V -rSIUesI 7 Astww;lbeclborryttacb,jrnIasI,ptagsatulfgggs. W',17.1teLs esm OS SN _____ - -, ' _________ _- -..b( f.--- -, -- - ..,,, .a. _fr, . . . _______ ____ . ____ - ______ ____ , VNitL., ____ _____ _____ . . . I ' . - . . . 'rop I Adi prop -w avaIl I 1,000ti M" ___ SSNIIN ___ p . _____ ___ . !ATt 3 BR. lB home with lots l patentialt Priced to wIll . . 23.S00l . . 3235324 CALL ANYTIME SiN. beiiei , pr lubSN: $rIl 3,,. 434 emmi. IIuy -lncksstrlal Property I ilL 1• ' I 0A1 '" ______________________________ pet. s ngerv __________ - ce KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $409.33, used short time, Bal. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 $316, -- REALTORS MLS 323-5774 24 Hrs. LOVELY old 2 story. Live inline section of town with 2 rental HANDYMAN- 3 Bedrooms, I', baths. $31,500. CONVERT TO DUPLEXLarge 2 story, zoned. $33,500. H&A plus 1 bedroom apt. your terms. $33,900. - vacant lot, zoned commercial. 1 YR. OLD OBL.WIDBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wCentral HIA heat pump, big bdrms., I huge kIt. Low low cash to mtg. 119,lOOIt Harold Assumable mortgage. 144.900. Crank Construction 3. Realty, REALTOR Hail Realty, Inc. 323.3774. 13C.6061 REALTY WORLD See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323. 5200 VA I FHA Financing Fleetwood 17x60. 2 BR, corn. pietely renovated, everything in excellent cond, new carpet, double front door, etc. Price reduced for quick sale $4,995 firm call 323 6449 for ap. poin tment. 47-Real formal dining rm, eat.ln kit. ctien, shade. $34,000. WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for rehabilitation project. Will pay up to 110,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305.323. 901k. CARRIAGE COVE- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath Beauty, better than new. $21,500. frrMDdggiS -. &SokI cellent. $21,300. $11,500 DOWN or less With 2nd. 3 BR. 2 bath, new country home, all amenities, 598,500. 3 BR. 7 bath, new country home, all amenities, 190,500. 1)'... APR on let mortgage. ____ HOME- S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story. 2½ Lots Fenced Yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call. for Details. BUSINESS- 1 Story com. menical building wpartItion. Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. DUPLCX- I OR, 1 Bath each. Recently remodeled. FUse Broker also make Real Estate S Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 C. Robinson, Orlando, 437.7974, $304061 REALTY WORLD . I a - - cai i.a. ja. _ -Vvp.v,_, 5 acre IMtels, Lii. Spivai. ci.. ______________________ Terms. Call W. MaliczowskI, REALTOR. 322.7903. 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS lOxlN each on Sanford Ave. just across from Sanora (county). Price 114,100 for all three. Trade or terms OK. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,fl37 Avenue. $33000.00. The Time Tested Firm Rag. Real Estate 20 N. Pdnk Ave. 3324123 Will buy let 1 2nd mortgates. We Crank Construction I Realty, REALTOR best schools. $64,. Estate Wanted Wanted to buy Ion cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price. No salesmen. Also 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, ex HIGHLAND PARK- 3 BR, ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 3222411. .,. -L , e__ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-31$E.J9rst$1. 3725633 1 RemIngton Rand typewriter wcass, 1 SmIth Corona wcase, both like new, for hIgh school or college, $31each, no checks. 3834 Grove Dr. 3374441. Use A Want Ad. 3273411 or 131.99*3. - 53-N. Radio.Stereo ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-1791 Slloilowhord, wooded. 11.381 323-7555 after 1. • track topeplayer4 holder + M0115 Sr. Re,. REAL STATE InNer 711 N. $7.91. CsswISera'y, Fl. Eve. 8623611 Used tbl model color TV's, all working. $99.95. 10 to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. 322872). - TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over 5700. Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments $17.00 month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 862.5391. Good Used TV's, $2S& up MILLERS Ph. 3220357 2619 Orlando Dr. 62-t.awn-Garden many Columbia tapes. CxcaBinS cond. 3233632. Stalling on your hauling? Good buyl 4*7 bid utility trailermetal sides I bed. 11" tIres. 1100. 3331312. '13 Chrysler Newport 44,000 org ml., fully equipped, i new tires. 1975. 3237766 The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim- - s.. Just Results? 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 351 Cleveland, auto & AC, only 53,888. 436 Auto Sates, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry, 834 8399. '' WE BUY CARS 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, AUTO, AIR. LOOKS GOOD, RUNS GOOD. EXC $59S. 321 0610. ________________________ -. - 701 5,. French 3237134 ______________________________ '77 Ford Courier with Camper $1,300 3733)03 -- Palms--Pineapples 1. Pimdo, 4 to 5 ft., delivered & planted, $50. Reclinata. I to 9 ft. $125. After S 8341893. TIRES, . a ,' Lawnmowers. We sell the best & service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 W. 1st SI. FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark I Hirt 3237510 k * 1:1!!iII.I: k . - Air Conditioning SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale. - Remodeling - 68-Wanted to BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 2591 S. Sanford Ave. 333.1734 relrig, freezers, water coolers, misc, Call 3231786 anytime, Moving Sale: April11 19, ito S. Household items, office desk I chairs, typewritten, boating equipment, 2 deep sea fishing rods $90 each, NothIng over 1100. 131 lth St., Chuli.iota. 365. 4379. 3 FAMILY garage ale-AIr cond., plus odds 'n ends. Sat I Sun. 310 5. Edgesnon. 327.2831. Carport Sale: Frl.Sat.Sun 115 Beverly Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used 197) Bonita Ski Soot with tripod, 125 Johnson rebuilt motor & trailer, $900 or best offer. 323. 1161. IS' Bonita Boat with lSOhp Mercury outboard & trailer. good condition, $L. 323-740 14' O.spV Soot and gaivanliod trailer. Boat needs some work. 1451 323.9064. PuInth KELLCOPAIHTING DRIVE WAY& Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644-1126 372 ISIS after6 _____________________________ C*rarnic Tile Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pleceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323280) , MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. 8398512 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni. ture, 205 C. 2Slh St. 3230101. Licensed I Dependable Quality household repairs Residential & Commercial FreeEst. 6170048 - PATIOS-SIDEWALKS Creative Surfaces lic, specializing in repainting, in?, 8. ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 162.SSfl. _____________________________ Painting & Repsir Clock Ripair Trint Painting & Repair Interior I Exterior Free Est. 322-3551 We buy used furniture FURNITURES THINGS $00 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 323-6593 GWALTNEY JEWELER 304$. Park Ave. 322 6509 Wanted to buy used office equipment. NoD's Sanfcrd Furniture Salvage, 1793. So,. essmaking ____________________________ PhotOgraphy of Sanford. 3728721. 72-Auction Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323 0107 For Estate Commercial & Rail. Groondng& Boarding Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color Ix 10. 333.1251,. - - . Tree Service ' Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim F lion, 1347499 ______ 4nImal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controlled heat, off floor sleeping boxes, We cater to yourpet.372.5. ' cyl, Toyota truck motor, std shift, 23,400 ml., Al coed. FIRM. Takeover ______ House Cluing sio,soo $6' Aristocrat Travel Trailer, AC, gas range I ret., like new cond. 11.295. 323.9034. 7$-A--Vain Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or 1 time basis uedo wash windows 6775194 _______ -. 77 Chevy Sport Van, WOe, 4 cyl, 3 sp., 31,000 ml. only $3,111, 434 Auto Sales, 060 Hwy 154, Casselbesry, 134-1399. Hon. lmpresmss CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Hous S. G. BALINT 3221615 Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 23403$ Insured $344$9 IMan.qualityop,ratim yrs. exp. P$Nns, Driveways. etc.War.psal,,337.Inl 55-Boats & Accessories 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 - COna.t,,* - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED payments if bank approves. 373.2707, "Luxury For Less" eSsudle - S Unlurm. Pwt I, 2, 3 BR. Suites Adult. Family Laundry - - SOviet-i-Slay iSIS W. 25th ST. IA N P OlD 322.2101 ryping.steno TYPING, SECRETARIAL WORK. My home. Profession. al, prompt, pickup & del. if nec. 353.4i, (Jfl Care ._ - Mowing & lawn care, etc. 1 TIme or all season Call 322.074* ____ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. 1di BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3210117 Custom built utility & boat trail. irs, truck repairs. jetvaçjardet APARTMENTS - Appliances a. Misc. (LOrAL) 349 5371 _____ tools. dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323.so. Iuling . ANDY'SCARPETCLEANING Special Ratesfor Complexes Free Estimates 2lhr. 930007Q Larrys Mart, 315 Sanford Ave. Altamor,te Springs ROBSON MARINE JJgff . Ca,-*t Cleaning Cash 3224132 197$ Chinook mini motor home, I Estates. 3227029 Yard Debris, Trash, Will buy old class rIngs & silver coins, lop dollar paid. Call Jim 371.1111 Fri.Sat. off )7.9, 203 F'alrmont Sunland B. E. LINK CONST. TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. let St., 322.3742 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 3321771. 75-Recreational Vehicles Microwave, '74 Firebird, Iumn., linens, fle cab. plants, clothes, etc. Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax. Bsrn,ty Cs,'e Buy 54-Garage Sales Dr., REMODELING New rms, kit 5. bath remodeling Central Temp will service AC's, S weeks old. $20.00 each Phone 331 0582 TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.73. 6.al $113.14 or $17 mo. Agent 339 1316. details, Beautiful country lot in DeNans. located off Col.rtl.nd N. Ernest For Sale UseJ office eqpt Desk, filing cab. 5. chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92, So of Sanford. "3..!72' _________________________ - Start your Own used bookstore I 5.000 used books for sale. Call 12753064 or 1.277-4$94 for 323 26l9aftS - Don't DespaIr Or Pull Your HaIr Foot Locker, $17.99 s 34I2oo i16cuftfrosfr. Orig. 5539, now $205 or $19 mo. Name 42-Mobile Homes -- Push button conlrols, has carousel, still in warranty. OrIginally soi, assume pay. ments of $2) mo Agent 339 GOOD INCOME PRODUCER- 2 bedroom, I bath, central PS.goodtrans,$ - 79 ''TruCksTrajle,-_ -- -. 'b9Chevldr,AC,Auto 40K TIRE 322-740 NEW TIRES 519.195. UP 2113 French Ave. Sanford 323 0697 Agent 339-8316. ___________________________ - 'lIYamahaSOO GoodCondition,$ 373 1315 __________________________ furniture, Refrig., stoves, Very large 1 or 2 BR condo wall appi., including W.D, ww carpet, CHIA, $27,900 1 BR; 137,900 2 BR. 671.0814 or 1213. SANFORD AVE.-Duplex plus StdohniKa/t, Cornpan, l) ' • _______ " 25 ,,, a -________________________________________ ... number is 322 2611 or $31 9993. 78-Motorcycles 60-A--Business Equip. 0,377. I MICROWAVE - - anytime, OJ 78 Pont Trans Am, like new. 33,000 ml only 55.888 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry, 831 8399 ________________________ - -- Knabe baby grand piano. 6' model, Ivory keys, one owner, below wholesale. Call 372167a - ,UflVIJV ___________________________ - Retiring 3271461 Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick. easy Top Dollar Paid for lunk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip men?. 373.5990 65-Pets. Supplies 52-Appliances BUSINESS for Sale . VACANT LOTS- 7 Lots approx. 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake Jessup Heights. $10,000.00. . ' 321 0*30 guaranteed, Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 3337310. Want.Ad way. The magic 243S" S. French (1792) Sanford ___ _____ orna-ii PS't Wms en . NSf 11I1I4, • ___ Thitpo,hif*5$lIeofuads$II rtddheAprlIL 848* •,sii* osu.,. . ___ IS CkSt 755 ii the Thi'$di INn ii linlinsfo Wueh.I*arl&La$NoC. Flsridslhitides. . Con.,,. Lot Ilablalud Hills, 510 JoN t Pill. -S.AiIemP.K.Iil,.. Cilolrme. . TIIl R Di Will & WI Nirms Shrill p t .s. WIii W.fo ____________ . $1A8woNt. 5lnfy,$$ 5'', ___ . A _____ _______ ______ _____ Afl-.thLui WW' ____ . _____ ' . _______________ _______ ____ ____ ___________ -- ______ fuN ..,., 'Pr--r' the ,1 Offis .d.$,a,idft, isms it the bidder. TSp $'hasf ftamm&LausrooV.Besiita 11 aitIheArlcsl*irolIRNe rllbs'fo p wone N Mmiii $ecfl, $15, ftaiaid ii Semimsis CIfity, iddo shill N si.jr • $10 Plan, on Hlsy 1743, Imob peru p1 $ __ '. ____ ________ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors ______ . 1a __ ii NW'E of Bad.). $10 1115A.M. antI. i desrWmltiAu*eyH.UIews &D.l*iffirforUIeatidaiMlo 1* W 87* $8 Lit 11111$ Pins the tilifiost bidder for CASH, _________ --- ____ .U,sool spoclitcattone. "$.551,4 ABSOLUTELY NO CHICKS 01 SSord ii seoninsle Cowitty (ED) Fttaiba HardmISL*ls. CREDIT CARDS, tile Noie roserve tile (QCD) James P DIeii to a, er CV10onA,OCIrmA.DIM.LOt WI LOuis V. to 010101$. do__IdIlAMp.45..I,tatlilS IIIiitisVN36ir,u,py " _____ $ 1110 ci NW 01 said _rsantY Is so Include: Oif(*)A.IIIS . ', YbOolIIAndbSUCIilIdofIU flies, oS ___ liarlil 0*110mev IWI Lois N. to I' of 33 46-Commercial_Property WI. ,ideon lOacrest CH1,A. OR, _______ Csssi$berry oarens inc CaWancoLCs.nphoiI 1.sf 41 a* Reo. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone3227881, Sanford LOCH AR8OR CT- I BR, pool, ____ _____ - W•Dl Down stairs I by the pooll Yours for 523,0001 Call . . REALTY WOALDA units to make the monthly payment. Only $19,500 down I assume low mt. mortgage. $69,500. WELISTAND$ELI. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORDAREA . . IJ REALTORS Sanford's Sales Leader , , - mall, wooden highchajr, bolh in good cond. Car seat. " W.GamnettWhite ii Pc?. FInancIng Available Harold Hafl Realty, Inc STEN STROM Orlando Sanforci 371 0640 ______________________. !-E Thefts monthly payments under 5250. ________ ______ . .. 24395 MyrtleAve pool, club house, icr. porch, I IcI3llessWIOft,ofN2s.Sft.IIkF the following rlgh?s.of-way run. readaioud$nftt.SemineleCounty * * * * * * * * nlng through the described 5tJof Board office building. Robert L. lifts Add to Alt. s,000 property, to-wit; SATURDAY, MAY 10 above, $20,516. PROJECT TITLE: (QCD) Dorothy M. Nelson to Hall'dreuui' RI. pgs'$ of MOSS AVENUE ROOFING: tastbrook Warehouse, light manufacturing James L. Moore I WI WIlma L. AIvICW,Schradsrlwf Mildred Lunch and Fashions to benefit Humane Society, FCr$*IQn kit DSI9OIIS Eieensn. E. Lying Between Lots wIth office space. 7.500.10,00 12 and 13, tory, toOscarE.Jsnkinlwfpatriciac, I James EngUsi, Estate ____________________________ C. noon, Buck's Restaurant, Sanford Airport. Call 323. FIsher & .1. MIchael Block 30 and Lots land 34. Block tary; Sanford Middle U ft. fully sminkiod I err. the W½ of Lot 325 Van School, 8685. Aridale Mattews.W335ft.ofthepartof the 13,$uburbin Homes, Piat $0013, Spring Lake Eleenin$*,y, suIat.d,i.4I$R 1494$89s, Osborne Brokerage Co Add to NiOft.oftheSilOOft.oftMSE¼ T,W. Page 41, PublIc Ricords of Black Hammock, $17,900. ci SE4 of Sect. 21, 2149. 1100. Pettier Constr Co Inc tø Daniel CQCD) Ellen J. Jararnillo to Seminole County, Florida. FIlffiir PROJECT LOCATION: School Described as Lying Between Sites Pislum Nss*al : 0. Robertson & Sharon K. LoS 10 CarIes D. Jaramillo, Loti, Ilk 0 Orange Avenue and SemInole Woklva Club 1st, Sect, 6,1139,900. Wintirweods Un. 4 1100 NAME OP OWNER: THE SONCItOII Avenue. County Library _______ JamesM,laI,sIWITh.r.saM, SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE Wm. 1.0. Howard I, *1 Nancy Sanford Area Pasture ••: PERSONS INTERESTED MAY COUNTY, 1211 Millonvllle Ave., NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR to Pasqual. P. Calazza I WI B. to Harvey Ooidaerg I WI APPEAR For rent, 3% acres, 535 mo. AND RE HEARD AT SaIINJd, Florida THE EVENING HERALD Katherine Lot 1 liii £ Weather. Rosalyn, Lot 210 Spring Oaks urn THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE CIRCULATION DEPART. etleld First Add, WI0s. PlACE FOR RECEIPT p 2.143.101 SPECIFIED. MEN?. Marilyn 0, HOOIrtII & Irving N. SlAtED RIDS: All si uitsit w Falcon Div. Co. to Headlands 3s j BOARD OF COUNTY dered Feider Yr. to Hary,y W. Hogarth I Inc. Lot U Fox Run $uhev, $3,001 " On Rise _______ AppI I pws.. Marilyn 0,, the N 71 ft of Lot 4 COMMISSIONERS OF $dt lit ,h, school Board office. HSIdINIdS Inc. ti P•ICOIt Div SEMINOLECOUNTY. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF First Add to Country Club Cr, Co. Lot 73 Pox Run Subdv, 03,110 APYOR HOUSE-Wits, at 1Nst2 FLORIDA SlAtED 3224Ifl, sss.uoo. Samuel L. Cheosar Tr. to James Wrms, reaion.si, rent, in County librarian Jean Rhein said u By: Arthur H. SocIwNit Jr. PROJECT SCOPE AND Complete Interiors Inc to Mark N. Thompsan&wf.$rigltteJ, N.Y. Sanford area. Call 32111j4librarysystemmaybeexperlencthg "heavylosses"ofboob R.McClurelwfoenl$.M,Lotsl $tartatthsSWconwrof 5f after3:)0pm. Clerk CONSTRUCTION: Removal. EnIngIfr_1g due to theft, which may prompt her to ask the county to Invest Ramblewood, $J0l0O. Joann K. Hare pripsratlon eaing roots and Sect U, 19.32. $14,900, ______________ lfwhallatio ci new rouls. Maronda Homes Inc toFrank A, ufyirk In bock detection devices. SamueiL.ChiasIrTr.to Samuel 300 N. FronchAvo. 4GGndom4nlun' TYPE OF CONTRACT: The I Fannie M. Lot 4 Ilk H I... Chassis' & *1 Doris M, Start at SEAL Senfsrd,FI,32771 ___________________ Aithough loss statistics for the entire system have yet to be Plttlgllo Foxanoor Un 1,110100. s'k will be lit under tIlls contract the SW corner of SE~ of Sect. U Publish: AprIl 14,1100 M deecrhed in complied, Rhein said, b.aed on the Ions rate of reference books DEIJ41 Uverile L. Worley & WI Bonnie 19-32, $14900 Town house in Sonora 311,2%', L. I Jofifl L. Mdrews I Dorothy dICWnaW*, The Ownur.Confracg., Garag. so full thorn no room at ____ the Casasiberry branch, high losses may be fo'jp4, beautIfully furnished. PObi. lea Comm of Am to Dolores M, cam' Ainosment to be used W*Ip be AlA A. to Donald C. Martin & WI Nancy Nt the car? Clean It out with a wage, availabl, until Jan. .1, ('asselberry reference books are being stolen at a rate ci I.frOIIIHoNWW.WIOILoSI2LA A111, im edition. $eminoleC,p5sij Rolly, UN 188 Esceisildo Condo Want Ad In the Herald, PH, 1iSl.$.*SfflQ.Th51,.I Estate, SIC? ii, $10•lO0 about 20 hun e PLACES FOR IXAMININO or tbree months, she said. CIII No.11.418 CC1$J ci me leads Subdv,, $6,000 333.3611 or 031.19*3. 4cY Inc.Roaltors 333.1324. L. I. Inc to 000,1. BID DOCUMENTs: The School Donald J. M.urlzI. Jr. I WI AIDE Hmis "On Ut is we csn uanme ______________ experiencing heavy NURSING AIDES Noreen to Louis S. Sills I WI Mills!' & WI Francis A. Lit US In the Matter of ADIMOned Beard Office, 121) MeIlsIwItI, losses In uthsr aries too, abe said. This, she said, Is just from Betsy, IOIioWIIII start Barclay Woods Third Add. $93,110 Porsonsl Prspvty hold b the Au,., Sanford. Florida 31771 TI. Softer LIving Confer oI cass.i. 41-Houses thin w books being stolen, (101 hc!nf!!ng books checked out and never it this SW corner it SE4 1.25. ElliOtt A. Westiut. I UI. N. to Seminole County SherIff pursuant D&mwead Dorr$ony hurry. Call for papl. 388.1002. _________________ INert P. Jun01 & WI Susanne I. n SEC. 781a1 PSdnihlp, *00 South Hwy. 17.r, returned 11W. NEW HES: 11 Forost Broil. 361* Cais*es'ry Plsrl.a NOTICE OP Ilcycti SALE The House if LOSl RN lvii time, 5-4 stuff. Apaly In RothschIld inch Lit RIIeIn said the Seminole library system ias not POs'$SIi $IMord NIW$IAU I NOTICElohonobyglyonthetby Plait looms AdffionyW.Whwhor&wfi$M. Gallimor, Homes inc to David n1to Idolly.' Cmv. Cantor, 1I Mdio.wille operation long inough for library staff to have complied an- I.oS 471 Un i Winter *1,', H. Siffliwa Jr. & WI Billy N. Lii 4 vIrtue it that certain Order OBTAIN I NO II D Dl NO III Ay,. DOCUMENTS: D $weifwetsr Club UN I, Abandonment Pracsedks 111usd Bidders may 1*3,100. . 147 Carver Av ederny Manor aid the sisi of the obtaIn docwnsnfs bit phoning the 'Paul Puller to lofty J. Fuller The Uay was provided by Orwj county 301114 PORTER NEEDED-VaIIOUI $U0 me. I under if You quolify 1'1CS if tile AlcIlitid, Ind.LotV Ilk JMobileManor)id Nichols I. RO & WI Antoinette County Court of Seminole County, dotles.newoibands.AppiyArt itntli October 1078. But abs said she expects to have gx Ma 00 toilet N. Ooisrsy, Lii 1$ Ilk D' Florida, upon a udemird rsn .oi, 718*, affir *5 HIewh dots: Iisfsrt ______________________________ Hilts ± 2$143I 3324094 Park, 140.400 AprIl 2 1*. dsredlnthoafor*Ia$dCouflonths leis figures In ibout ala motitla. FlosleM. Abn,yfka PlossieM. Druid Aco Elders InC IS Stanley N. 28th day of Mash AD. illS, in SPECIFIED BONDS: y. Herpes' WVIUI F'. WTIm - • ee PYIUU iSi iUl Biller 11511 John & R' 5 i which aforesaid Order was erfsrmasice, Alney LoISIoastheSlftit 111* Spr.$31,1 Paynttt and BROKER 3 BR, 26, w.w, CAN, WD, DW, .. -D-ln,sfr$al forftssd Heavy wooden crib w-springs & SEIGLER REALTY 4A 3osos 1978 SInger Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $181 or $1 mo. Agent 339 8386. REFRIGERATOR$....$50 I up 3390309 E. Attamonte Dr. 339.0309 3390508 BATEMAN REALTY '. Furniture Salvage, Il 9?. So, of Sanford. 322 8121. CROCKETT .Co cCom.a Low down payments, 322 22$?. ____________________ 141.000. ' 229 Spring Oaks Un 2, 8)00. (QCD) Larry R. Williamson I WI ElIzabeth A. to Elizabeth & WIllIamson. Lot 3 Ilk 15 Tier I E. R. Traffords Map of SanI, $100, Elizabeth A. Williamson to Cheryl Hartley, cont. same Is t ________________________ partly fenced, out building, nigh & dry, good water, terms ____________________ Rummage, plant and bake sale sponsored by Women's Guild of the Lutberan Church of Providence, a a.m. to 4 p.m., Providence Boulevard and iunl Drive, Deltona, Luncheon available. LAKE FRONT. NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE. DO & CFU. $20,000. 4 Pc?. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with Eves: 3495100, 332.1959, 3234302 Geneva, '77 Dbl wide, S acres L.gaI Notic . kit, terms, asking $34,500. _____ ':olf of total inventOry of brand new 'ntersprinq bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only? Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford PAYMENT. . ___________________________ REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Country 3.1, CA&H, freshly painted, fenced back. eat.ln 51-Household Goods NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN WE ARE CONCERNED WITH STEMPER AGENCY Older 2 story, owner $15,000. 7oOIds Delta 81, 2dr, 350 engIne, 48,000 one owner ml, only $2,444, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy us r........, aa a •,nn 7. ____________________________ Ga. 30161 liner You move. $400. 323 0945. 2';ACRESpINE& PALMETTO 701 Bldg. Altamonte Dr. YOUR NEEDS. . __________________ ball, Goldsboro -By Owner 3 BR. completely remodeled inside & out. New w•w carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,500. 322 0216. •REALTORS _____________________ ________________________ ______________________ TUESDAY,APRILZI Energy Community Forum, 7:30 p.m., Itamonte Springs Civic Center. Free to public. Over 50 Club, 10:30 n.m., Reddlng Gardens 3227972 ST. JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres, ieasytermsonly 12$,000.i '• POOL- Doughboy above ground, 36'xlS', needs new CHOOSE FROM. 56.500 EACH. OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. 2'.. ACRES, PAVED ROAD. OSTEEN COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS $12,500 TERMS AVAILABLE _____________ __________________________ Call 322 1477 ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PAL$.TKA AREA), 4 10 Lake Mary 2 BR, near S.C.C. lovely lot, $30,000. SCENIC LOCATION on the beautiful Wekiva RIver 6+ acres only $110,000. SEIGLER REALTY - Salt 8 Ft. Pickup Truci Cap $100 LOngwOod, lovely 3 BR, 1" B, like new, $12,900 cash to mortgage.. Vacant, move in today. $43,900. Bdrm, 1 Bath home with FIREPLACE, only 573.500. 7Ccmos 1A9 - BUY JUNK CARS From$IOto$50 Call 372 1621 377 1160 Piano, P.O. Box 3064, Rome, for ______________________- _____________________ & closing will put you in this 2 CROCKETT _________________________ 50-Miscellaneous _________________________ $38,900. 322.4914 alt 5. $750 down :.. ____________________ - _______________ 43-Lots-ACreage INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI. TIES on W 1st St. near prOrxised hOspital, 1 city block onty $110,000 ________________________ -i 56a,,ta 3 BR, 28, C.H&A, pi-ivacyfence, poolpatio, Low BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX co quences & Shelters. others by appointment it SAVES fl-Junk Cars Removed PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet Console stored locally. Reported like new Responsible party can take on low payment balance. Write before we send truck Joplin able to stop shedding on command!" REALTORS 27loSanfordAve. 1973 Dart Swinger, slant 6. auto, AC, PS. very good coed Must sell, 5995. 3235036. ___________ - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 2611 or 8319993. HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, w FIREPLACE, additional Looking For a New Home' Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. . Call atter 6p.m. 323 8237 207 E. 25th St. 5 acres only $112,000. BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. - BUYERS we have EX PERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE CREATIVE & owner FINANCING 831 4605 (Dealer). 7413 French Aye.. Sajtord 1)00 Cash cul de sac. t '75 mfl5, Call 339 9100 or - AIR SHOCKS $39.93 New Batteries $29.95 UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE- 323.7832 AO)I I MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. 1SOSW.2SthS?. Desk rADPnDY IP ••____ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 Parts A OK TIRE Shocks 5595-Heavy Duty , 5)9.900. 29 Pc?. down-owner will carry balance. 8306061 REALTY WORLD ______________________ elderly lady. Can be bed On 76-Auto brand new pianos & organs In stock, including new, used, rebuilt & reconditioned. We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that, Cannon Music Co Longwood Village Shopping Center. SR 431. 1 bI F of I 4. 3395900. 305 323.1863 20)0 N GRANDVIEW.....3 bedroom, 2 bath, Central lilA. large lot with beautiful trees '' 255 8311 for further details. ____________________ Can't find it? Try us' Over II top fULTIPLE LISTING RIALTOR shade - Cassef berry, 8348399, 59-Musical Merchandise _____ Crank Construction & Realt y "' ' -- ilAL COIJT REALTY inc. REALTOR ________________________ Carnival of the Animals symphony performed by Florida Symphony Orchestra with Grapefruit MLS I]] 323 6061 or eves 323 05)7 - Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p.m. it's theonlyon.in Florida. You set the reserved price, Call 904 15 Chevy Surban. Sllvpra,ln nI,n Duel Ac. only 13,230. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. -- black leather boot, like new. -____________________ $37500 _" ---. Sale for DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION 3221170 sanford at only $45,000. You .gve 305668 5640 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WO van, 8 pass., 36,000 ml. only 55,48, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 831 8399. BIKES- Two 21" boys Schwinn, Also precision skates, size 6. chance at thss newly remodeled 2 story duplex in 3 Bedroom, bath. Central H&A, good location, good neighborhood - 32-HOUSeS Unfurnished -- Act NOW' This Woni Last LOng! Call 7894587 Owner ate Lakefront Home Country Setting with dock, lowering Oak Trees, Fruit Trees 585.000 Excellent Terms Call 323 5020. ________________________ . Ev'3nnsa can't afford to miss It. Exc terms Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHAVA. FHA 2355. 245 Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 318 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. - 58-Bicycles MLS 80-Autos 73-A--Vans ________ - Lookingfor an income producing 3fl53j, 3223772. 322 077 9 ___________________________ s) 55-Boats & Accessories LET'SMAKEADEAL uki. ASkIflg 539.000. Owner will 2541S. French Ave. 3220231 __________________________ wanted. Work out of yourown home, let your own hours. 31T8471 kitchenlfamllyroom 5yers OFSANFORDREALTOR '' . _______________________ ____________________ Memorial Chapel, Winter Park, 4 VFW Post 10108 and Auxiliary joint meeting, 8 long cabin on lakefront. 17.92 in 323.aslb re - USC REALTY REALTOR _______________________ , get '77 Invader Elite )7 tn-hull with 11$ hp Mercury engine and trailer. 668 8166 'Cash for your lot' Will buld on yOur Ot O Our lot V Enterprise, inc Model Inc., Realtor 6.* 3013 ORANGE CITY-- 3 BearoT' bath Living rm, extra large $42,000. 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults o_n,l Waflted . . fI AI.I'r ir% 41-Houses to Down Payment Low home can be turned into a 'duplex or home with business or maybe you have ideas c,t your own. Zoned Comm. ___________________________ Blvd. on Sanford. Call Mariner's Viliag - ____________________________ al Park, $100 to settle estate. Unlurnished -_ _.__ _________________________ ., il you have the Imagination this ________________________ jo-Apartments .!la.b....... . Ideal for couple or single person. only 58.500 to assume mtg. _____________________ . 2Spaces In Masonic Gardens. In . Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak _____________________________ 841.7883. _________ l8Help ADS -______________________ ROOMS FOR RENT Convenient to downtown answer to financial security. -- IASSIFIEfl --.--. __________ per wk at home. Your 3Cenwteries sure _________ FOR 1st CLASS HOME IM. PROVEMENT & Ren'iodeling with References. Call 323.9228. ___________________________ - Pk Fl. LI I. 'Planted __ - Sect, $72,900. Linda C. Clark to Russell E. McKltterick, Lot 8$, Rambiewood, II I experience required. 373.5477,e 3 Lines Minimum i Clarence Pursiii and daughter, June Korbulic I Wearean Equal Opportunity' Employer. 3c a line Edward R. Masingalel Carolyn __ I ii' I assembler. Prior aircraft ESttlnstheN44.f$tp,I,, K. Moore FKA Carolyn K. DEADLINES of lot 33 less the E I ft of McNeils Maslngaie to Mareni M. Parrish _______________________ _______________________ Lot 19 61k F Country Club Manor Orange Villa, $100 Un 3,528,500. ClaraJ.WrlgbttoGroye$le Noon The Da9 ' Sefore Publication (QCD) Wm. 1. Jack, Earl M. Inc. cont. same as above $100 RichardA,Win$or&wfEieM. Smith Jane F.'Barbour & Jeanne Sunday Noon Friday to Roger 0. Houle & WI Patricia, T. Smith Pepr. to Jeanne 1. Smith lof 14 Colonial Es?. $100. Lots 2 & 3 81k 0 Scm Ten' Rep, Robert S. Dowditch It. & A.B. Roy 1. Dye 1.3rd in? & BML Peterson Jr. md. I RePr. to Res Comm of AM Inc Hidden Lii Phase _______ in? to Tom Jones.Auto Body Inc RobertW.Foo?e&wfEulenw.to ________________________ LOts 3, 4, 11, 12.16 Deweys Cove Robert W. Foote & WI Bormalyn A. Rep, $13,000 We wish to express out heart. $hopwithout going shopping, the .%icth in?. in the W'!, of SE'!, of Southern & Wester Crp to left thanks to Reverend Leo Amway Way. Amway the NW'!, Jacqueline S. Brackney, Lot 6 NWVi of E¼ King and to all frIends & products delivered to your Woodbridg, at the Springs Un 2 01 Sect. 3221.31,5100. neighbors and all others fot home. Call 3224489 After S or Richard E. Kisling & wI Nancy Subdv, ire*prcssq,3atiilnd,'4$& weekends. sympathy due to the loss of our James R.Lyons & WI Doris M. to C. to Larry W. Kern & wi Estraiita $203.80 possible in only 5 hrs. lovedone, LAURA PURSELL. WalterJ. Poftsjr. I JoyCeJ., LOt A., Lot 6óTuscawilla Un 7, 599.900. 761k E English Est, Un1 Subdv, £ orlando, Fia. 32807. CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wednesday, April 16, 1980-, B and addressing envelopes and _____________________________ 831-9993 322 - 2611 . Rollingwood Homes inc. to Franklin M. Boutweñ & wf Maxine Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 16X00monthlyP5ibItUft1tQ - , Florida Choral . CLHSSII1LI) Lot 7 Cluster F. Sterling Park Un' Lot 7 Neais Bay point six Banks, Un 6 Bldg A. Cherrywood Why be Lonely? Write: "Oat A 24, 148,900. CharlesW. Roberts& WI Shirley Gardens Condo, $100. Mate" Dating Service. All Enslow Homes Inc to Raymond Martin Santeramo & wf L. to Billy H. Giuff & WI Debra A ages. P.O. Box 4071, Clearwa. Margaret J. to Frederico Escobar, Lot 132 Oakland Hills, $31,500 R. SChrOoeder & WI Theresa, Lot 3 tar, Fl. Lot 9 81k E Sterling Park Un 3, Wayne H. Faganl & WI Linda .s. BIk A less the NE 16.75 ft $54,000. to Thadeus S. Oracyzk & WI Whispering Pines Sect 1 TM KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell thsoe useful, no longer Robert M Ferrara & WI Pauline Margaret Lt 112 Winsor Manor Springs, $167,500. needed items with a Herald L. Jack Hugglns & wI LouIse I. to Robert H. Voss Angeleo P. First Add, 8*0,000 APRIL20 Openhouse and barbecue PACE School for Children with Learning Disabilities, 1-4 p.m., new building on Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. SUNDAY, Central & a portion of Bus Wlldmere, $00 (QCD) David D.Masonlo David 0. Mason & WI Jeweil M. from the SE corner of SW'k of NE'!, Of 721.30,5100 (QCD) Willard R. Glover to GlorIneH.Oiover,Lo$s16.1$BhkB Maine Add to Longwood, Groves Biders Inc to Clara Wright, The W½ of Lot 32 less the BMA Pr'p ?o Con? same as Palmer Electric Co, from the NW Prizes Mason&wfJewellM.Lots,.14Blk 6Amend,dPlatof BIke 5,601 H Sect, $100 $100. 12th (QCD) M & M Dcv. Cob David y. L0t3$lLkoftheWoodslownhouw of Lot 10 01k A Harmony Hones, pee-school through - IIU,IaUtIVfl3 JIUI Geseilichaft Mit Besthraenkter Haftung. all that tr of parcel of land lying in Sect 16, $730,000. Free to public. Lengue lU Billy H. Kimmel & WI Gay B. to David K. West I Gall C. Urban. cmmencirig at a point 817 ft S 743.5 ft W of NE corner of NW'!, of NE¼ of Sect 27. $14,000. Charles R. Wells I WI Carol to Charles L. Speaker & WI Linda, Lot 43 Tee 'N Greenest, $36,500. Timothy L. Johnson to Laurel Riders Inc. Lot 13 Bhk C Willow Run The Springs, $23,000. Connoily Dcv Co Ins, to Primerent Immobillen.Anlag, CALENDAR. n,n • - - - SERVICES UNLIMITED ttome Repair I Remodeling' 3 usrs. 3220771 Free Est. Llc. I Bonded JofrmnyWpikerConst. Ltd. 3224137 - racks I misc. rdOw&$aisn NSpsIT ______________________ WINDOWISCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS after4 To List Vouriss,.,1 DiQI 322-2611 0t 831-9993 �91 108—Evining Harold, Sanford, Fl. W.dnuday, April 1, 1NO — t 11110 P SAVE W, I. (000 111 W $ ML St1t AL IK ij%flflI 'PUS COUPON 0000 04 ORANGE. SIMINOU. osctoi. sUvAao. YQIUSIA, LAKE. OT1US. CNAIIOTTL SUNTIR. CO(IfJ - U. MAIION COUNTIES & LASILIE IN HENRY COUNTY I 1% L1i 1 QUAN7WV0NT$. NIINVIO 1 ))1 IPUS COUPON 0000 IN Ota.NO U*1NO(f. 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" A44 Turco Deluxe Doubts Burner Gas Grill Model 1014. Twin 20.000 BTU burners under 626 sq. In. surface. Brown. 110 lbs. $239.77 4314-013.6 Your Cost 420090 . $329.00 38-Position Lounger. Green/yellow tub. trig. Shaped pillow. Folds. 14 lbs. 2550-020-8 Cost $11.07 $9.77 .. $17.95 Wilson TX6000 Steel Racket. 19% larger hittlAg eisa, more strings. Cover Incl. 1 lb. 1462-170.2 Your Cost $4L97.... $88.00 SaI.I Super Hard Shell Car Wax Sal. Puce Fin, quality Turtle Wax. Choose 20-oz.* liquid or 14'oz. paste wax kit with handy applicator. 11.oz. * *N*1w1. *217 3 Fuel level gugs 'I . -- I... VsIs. Save 31.88 .I ISSSêS4 p.. - tjiI1Fi1i1! Lii. _ly1 I1III L![JLiLLIJ ____ - . VtW.SISMSSSS$ 20 lb. LP Tank V~7 Nyman 8- Track Our Rag. I28.88 "Our Best" units feature 5 AM/FM selector pushbut. tons. AM/FM/8-track player with local-distance switch, stereo Indicator light plus 4- way balance. AM/FM/cassette player with eject/fast-forward button, stereo indicator light and balance. Quality I Your Choke of SW' or Sx" 3-Way Stereo speakers Wltfs2O-Oz.Magneto .................... Pair 34.$1 AM CLEANO Pushbutton AM/FM Indash With Tape Player Save £75 -29% 97 = I.., - - • bur.tor fuel system. 7 carburetor spray cleaner for and choke. and FI.az. "N•twl. HYDRAULIC BOTTLE JACKS WITH HANDLE 688 WALE PRICE Sale Prko 1 - gee S.TA -I '•" Lounger ilo . 1388 -. YDRAULIC H 2-TON FLOOR JACK . Our Rog 5,... AO88 16 - - U)tkot Sol* Poke 1 1iI• __, ------------------ Auto lighter / Gumoutt Carburetor Cleaners No-drill rubber guards. Our S.27•3.47 16.oz.* liquid cleans car- Sole Price Or stainless steel splash guards with rubber ex-2 1 tension or vinyl edging. ,, Ad TJL Savel Choice Of Splash Guards . - . OC bsmW.sd ps,csl pest UPS. Must be stmlppsd by eu. Pisese see pubUcstloe for s sa$sestlo. .1 5sf. ,sIs.u*u p,$ossp'e.f metmi.wfsctu,s,i' wsnsety Iø$w.Ues. I i.....w..r l .a.n' Style And Manufacturer May Vary Depending On Location r Turco IE1(LJ _ Toro TrlmmerlWeeder Model 1100. Cuts 12" swath. 3.5-amp motor. Electric. 7 lbs. 4478.009.8 Cost 16494 $31.77 . $57.99t 50' replacement tins for Model 1100. 1 lb. 4478.010.8 Your Cost $3.39...... $4.49 OIsd$udh1 ALL. mt -.--- ------.---- ---- Sav34% Oil D n Pan 1.4$ q 7 _ Savo 35% Dual Oil Flit., 788 Durabe 11.qt. For most U.S., plastic pan. foreign cars. I,. - a. ... The Best Things Happen at LEEOS (TERMINATION DATE OF SALE PRICES MAY 18, 1980 Cs$.lo 5tp$smse4 OUO Nesspaps. Ath.rUe10 $upp$.m.nI -- - . - — • . • Va' . -I . -•)• a., ••" Li- ç..' 'J.L. �Patio Furnishings \ I BALE PRICE, $977 t: O. ,. I. I... •. 1. I - BALE PRICE - Jr... MI" Lawn and Garden (A) Toro Cordless Trlmmer/W..d., Model (E) Remington 8" Umb N' Trim Electric (J)Dirsctor'sChalr, Walnut finish wood frame. 81850. Trims up to 45 minutes per charge. Chain Saw Model 75451. 1 '4 HP. Cuts trees Chocolate color, heavy canvas duck seat and Cuts 7" swath. Auto line feed. 11 lbs. up to 16" thick. Double insulated. High impact, back. Folds easily. 12 lbs. 4476-006.6 Cost $94.67 $44.94 .. $82991 rugged, lightweight plastic housing. Roller and 2550-010.9 Cost $94.97 $19.94. • $34.95 Replacement line for Model 51550. 1 lb. bronze bearing motor. 4 lbs. (K) Lawn-Boy Grass Catcher for Model 8601 4476-011.4 You, Cost $2.77......$2.99 4428.003.0 Your Cost $23.94.., $29.99 (L) below. Washable, resists mildew. 5 lbs. (5) Tom Heavy Duty Trimmer/Wooder Model (F) 50' of %" All Weather Reinforced Hose. 1024.003.4 Your Cost $16.75... $21.95t 1100. Cuts 12" swath. 3.5 amp motor. Auto Nylon tire cord reinforced; burst-resistant, coils (L) Lawn-Boy 20" Self-Propelled Mower line feed (50 Incl.). U.L. listed. 7 lbs. easily. Brass couplings. HoseGard protective Model 8601. Powered by dependable 109cc 4476-009.8 Cost *44.04 $38.77 .. $57.99t collar. 8 lbs. "D" Series engine for fingertip starts. Belt. 50' replacement line for Model 1100. 1 lb. 4240-007.7 Cost 611.08 *9,77 .. $16.99 and-pulley rear wheel drive. "Squeeze-and4478-010-6 Your Cost $3.39......$4.49 (0) Melnor Front Winding Hose Real Cart. go" handle. Fingertip wheel adjustments let (C) Weed Eater I" Electric Line Trimmer Use in stand up or lowered position. Rugged, you change cuttin heights quickly. 86 lbs. Model 307. Line limiter cuts line to proper no-tip construction. Holds 260' of ½" hose, 9024-OM . $171.8$.$239.00t length. Trims an 0" path. 4 lbs. 150' of %" hose. 10 lbs. (N) Roth American I-Leg Gym Sst. Sturdy 4478.001.3 Cost .$444 $13.86.. $17.99 4482-007.4 Cost $61.48- $18.90. • $33.49 2" tubular steel frame. 8' side entry platform 24' replacement line for Model 307. 1 lb. (H) Melnor Pulsating Sprinkler. Covers area slide with safety welded steel steps, 2 air cool 4478-004.7 Your Cost $1.96. . ... $2.49upto80"in diameter. Adjusts from fine mist O swings. 2-seater sky glide. trapeze "U" bar, 3 (0) Homelite XL1 2 Gasoline Chain Saw. Cut jet stream, full orpart circle coverage. Delivers chin bars. 13-4- top rail, 76" legs; overall to 24" with this 12" saw. 1.6 cu. in. 11 lbs. up to 7 gallons of water/minute. 3 lbs. length 151". Red/Green finish. 133 lbs. 4474.005-8 Your Cost $114.14.. $129.95 4482.002-5 Cost 611.77 $8.66 .. $16.79 0 8206-013.8 Coat St 10.94699.84, $139.95 - Char-Broil Gas Grill Model GOThOOT. Electric starter-light either or both halves of big 40,000 BTU burner. 4221/1 sq. in. cooking area. Heavy cast aluminum body and hood. 20-lb. LP tank, hose, regulator. 110 lbs. $180.96 1080-0 1 5-9Cost4310,00......$320.00 Turco Ostuze Double Burner Gas Grill Model 1014. Twin 20,000 BTU burners heat the 626 sq. In. ofcooking surface. Fuel level gauge. Turcolite automatic lghter. Cast aluminum grill. 20-lb. LP tank. 110 lbs. 04314-013-6 Cost 6200.00 $239.77.$329.00 Wing Table for Model 4400 grill (D) below. Sturdy wood. Folds. 3 lbs. 1344-004.5 Your Cost $7.94.....$10.60 Meco Swinger II Smoker Grill Model 4400. 21½" square grill, adjustable grid. Hinged hood. Lift out ash dump. 32 lbs. '1344-002.9 Cost $39.93 ....... $86.54 Weber 22½" Kettle Grill Model 71001. Heavy steel with porcelain finish inside and out. Rustproof aluminum ash catcher and legs. Family-size. 29" high. Black. 36 lbs. '1448-002-4 Cost $5000 $48.87. $109.00 Finkel 71,4' Garden Umbrella. Crank open/ close; push button tilt. Blue floral. 16 lbs. 1188.005-3 Cost $47.98 ........$70.00 (0)II(M) Sidley Deluxe Lawn Furniture, Beautifully styled in sturdy wrought iron with white finish. Seating pieces have mesh backs for extra comfort and full ventilation. (0) Wrought Iron Umbrella Table. 42" diameter top. Umbrella sold separately (F). 54 lbs. '4274-013-4 Cost 108.97 $50.94. . $89,951 (H) Pair of Wrought Iron Barrel Chairs. Cushions sold separately (J) below. 23 lbs. 4274.014.2 Your Cost $74.97... $99.95t Pair of Reversible Cushions for (H). 1 lb. 4274.015-9 Your Cost $11.97... $ 14.951 Wrought Iron Love Seat. 50x34"H. 40 lbs. '4274-017-5 Cost 559.97 $59.94. . $89,951 Cushion for Love Seat (K) above. 1 lb. 4274-018-3 Your Cost $11.97... *14.951 Wrought Iron Cocktail Table. 15 lbs. . • Aluminum Terrace Shell, Fill with concrete or sand to anchor umbrella. 3 lbs. 1186-008-7 Your Cost $7.97..... $11.00 (P) Keller Freeport Chair. Matches (S) below. Extra large frame, 26x37" high. 6 lbs. .' ,. 'Ca . . . I.;- . •;J:! •%1J 'u'I'!' - y . ' ,. ..' -''':•. . . •' .', ' . 1' G , ¼.- BALE PRICE . • r EIUT • - $ 599 4 ______ v,• .. - , Ai .• - S.. ppodp.,cp.stoUpLMustbs.Iijppofby __ b. $Upp.d psissf post., UPS. Must . shipod by tsucb. PI- bioS pi,s of Silu p Comi.t stIo.i f, of p$ (th Wd . .... ,.. . . .., , • INK .. ' . J..... El 1188-0O1-O Cost $14,97$11,97,,,$1595 (R) Sun Terrace Folding Chaise. Matches (1) below. 25½" wide. 74" long 7 lbs 4312-01814.07 $3795t (5) Keller Freeport Lounge. Hardwood arms. Brown webbing, trim. 28Wx78"L. 10 lbs. 0 1188-002-8 Your Cost $21.94... $24.25 Sun Terrace Folding Chair. Tuffweave® 111rIc seat of Textll.ne®, a vinyl covered poly cord that supports firmly, but lets breeze through. Wood arms. 35"H. Yellow. 6 lbs. 4312-017-9 Your Cost 11119.94 -- $23.50f / -.- -¼;;. ' I, - ' . F 1 F •_:'----I . . - BALE PRICE AE SALE PONCE 19 Mom oo . SALE PRICE , BALE PRICE Plastic protector chain oors lIIh wurlw4aar,, u.... 87 1 \. yY' - -. &m'rmcs• Ciesul wulIuN p- I... + p V., 'r -•-,- .- .17 �• V - -----..-.- V.- -- - V - - -V. -- ----- .- - ----V - -------- - V . V - p -V - ;;.•';: A 'I. ••1-t&. ., . • . -.-.. . ,-.___- B -. - V ____ _ 8ALE PRICE \:`6000 YOUR CHOICE _ Exercise for the Family (A) Huffy LeGrands 26" Men's 12-8p..d. 21" frame. Dual caliper center pull handbrakes, dual position levers. Derailleur gearing. Cush. ioned grips. Arctic White. 43 lbs. '7980.033.0 Cost $114.97.... $129.95t (B) Columbia 26" Mine 10-Speed Racer. Derailleur gearing with stem shifters. Dual cal. Iper handbrakes. Chrome rims. Silver. 40 lbs. '7670.044-2 Cos! 1111117.111117 $74.66. $109.9Sf (C) Huffy Pro Thunder" 20" Boy'. Bike. Coaster brake. 8½" hi-torque crank for fast starts. Top tube, stem and V-bar pads. Yellow mag style wheels. Gloss Black. 39 lbs. 07980-038-9 Cost $119.95.... $149.95t (D) Deluxe 4-Play., Badminton/Volleyball Set. 4 stainless steel rackets, steel poles. 20' net, 3 shuttlecock., official voll.iyball. Bibs. 1198-033-1 Cost 117.07$14.86. 624.95f Golf and Tennis (E) Pro 270 Basketball. Designed for easy (J) Frabill "Pro-Shot" Backboard/Goal. handling on all court surfaces. Long-wearing NBA endorsed. 48x36x3A'; 18" diem. goal. 12 cover. Official size and weight. 3 lbs. "T Less" holders. all-weather net. 41 lbs. 1400.005.3 Your Cost $187..... $11.00 1588-01 5-6 Cost $20.07 $24.86. $36.00t (F) Superstar 200 Soccer Ball. Official #5 size Mounting bracket for pole or wall. 11 lbs. andweight.32.panel red. white andbluevinyl. 1588.016.4 Your Cost $9.97.... 612.951 Nylon fiber wound carcass. 3 lbs. Backboard roof mounting bracket. t4 lbs. 1150.059-2 Your Cost $10.07... $1 5.95t 1588.013.1 Your Cost $10.67... $11 .95f (0) Om.ga 'MTD" Aluminum Racquetball (K) Ajay Deluxe Exercise Bike. Silent running Racket. Modified teardrop head-shape. Leather lastomer drive belt. 20" wheel. Speedometer/ grip. Brown. 1 lb. odometer, timer with bell. 40 lb.. 1514-002-3 Your Cost $24.97.... $32.00 1008.019.0 Cost $00.97..... $ 149.9Sf (H) Wilson "Th. $B.$p.ciol" Softball/las.- (L) Coleman 49-Quart Poly-Ut. Cooler. Twoball Glove. Steerhlde leather. Semi-open web. way handles, tray. 25½x1 3V,x1 4W'. 12 lbs. Cowhide lining. For right handers. 1 lb. 1126.013.0 Cost $14.1? $21.88. $34.95t 1452-050-6 Cost $24.67. $50.00 (M) Bushnell 7*35 Extra Wide Angle BinocAs above, for left handers. 1 lb. ular Model 137363. lnsta.Focus®. 4 lbs. 1452-158.7 Cost 489.97 $24.87. $50.00 6578.009-4 Cost 149.07-642.98. $70.00f 'C. In Pwool - UPS. Mim he àiip,,i by WWOL b.a poss of INs pi'u1L.n for NsI-ius........0 pi'Isss ItI rr-i-as' N4w.h.n Wilson Extra Duty Championship Tennis (G)WlisonJack Kramer "Autograph" Racket. (M) Ram 3.13 Golf Balls. Super Surlyn1v cover. Balls. Optic yellow. Can of 3. 1 lb. White ash frame. High tack leather grip. 1 lb. High tension wound core. Box of 12. 2 lbs. 1452-004-3 Cost $2.30 $2.19..... $3.95 1452-103-3 Your Cost $34.97. ... $85.00 1372-024-8 Cost $0.07 $7.88... $15.00t Wilson Extra Duty Championship Tennis (H) Wilson Chris Evert "Autog raph" Racket. (N) Ajay 1050 Golf Can. Auto-folding; stands, Balls. Bright orange covers. Can of 3. 1 lb. White ash frame. Longer leather grip. 1 lb. rolls when folded. Covered tubular brackets. 1452.174-4 Cost $2.00 $2.19.....$3.95 1452.112.4 Your Cost $34.97.. .. $85.00 Handle adjusts. 12" wheels. 16 lbs. Bancroft "Winner" All..Surfac. Tennis (J) Wilson "TX6000" Steel Racket. Head is 1002-110-3 Cost $29.07 $24.77. $39.95f B.Ni. Yellow woven covers. Can of 3. 1 lb. 19% larger for a larger swe.tspot. Increased (P) Ajay Club Gird Golf Bag. 9" molded top. 1038.024.4 Cost $6.31 $2.19..... $3.95 density string pattern. With cover. 1 lb. 14 full length tubes protect, separate clubs. 2 Penn Herd Court Tennis Balls. Nylon/ 1452-170-2 Your Cost $40.97.... $88.00 zipper pockets, hood, detachable sling. Expandcotton/wool covers. Orange. Can of 3. 1 lb. (K) M.cGr.gor "Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear" ed vinyl. Pearl/Canyon Tan. 11 lbs. 1380-005-7 Cost $0.86 $2.19.. $3.95t Woods. Set of 3(1-3-5). Permawoodl lamin. 1008-035-8 Cost $44.97 $39.88. $80.00t Pine Hard Court Tennis Balls. Yellow ated heads, cycolac insert. Right hand. 8 lbs. (R) Ajay Club Gard Golf Bag. Same features nylon/cotton/wool covers. Can of 3. 1 lb. 1322-008-2 Cost $64.17 $54.98 .$107.40 as (P) above, in Black/Canyon Tan. 11 lbs. 1380-006-5 Cost $18612.19.... 63.951 (L)MacGregor "Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear" 1008-034-9 Cost $44.07 $39.98. $60.00t Spalding Heavy Duty Championship Ten- irons. Set of 8(3-9, PW). Precision weighted, (8)6-Rib Golf Umbrella. Automatic self-opener. nls Bills. For hard court. Yellow. Can of 3. 1 lb. low center of gravity. Right hand. 12 lb.. 54" spread. All nylon; wood handle. 2 lbs. 1402.008-9 Cost 11.30 $2.19..., 63.95f 9322-011.6Cost 011199.97 $84.86. $160.00 5022-024.3 Cost $7.07 $6.88. ... $14.95 Cs.unoI be .Iilpp.d p.,c& post oi UPS. Must be peid by trusS. 1...o sos b.ck psi of *ds pqá5c.0on for an szpI•flstNII of I&st-,s$s,s,scs p$oss CtI. and ,osaufsctu.cs' wsvsoty Infounatloa. - - . or / F . • ...• - - . . I V.- V . -I !-.-- -- '--. , - R~ OL 71 __ .- - ...- - -' .4 ...a -.--.. V - - -- �- SALE FPMCE . r- 1i EPiCE. j. -•-- Tools 14984 I 7 ,, l ie i i $1 ,J DIGITAL ' j Workshop and Garage for (H) Wan 7" Polisher/Sander Model 943. (A) Coleman Inflate-All 150 Model 2239. (D)Pairof Auto Romps Model R79.One-piece 1210 RPM for polishing. 1560 RPM for sanding. Pumps upto 150 PSI. Works on 12V car lighter, die-formed steel. 6,600-lb. capacity. Fits all With aux. side handle and accessories. 8 lbs. standard size passenger tires. 39 lbs. Inflates tires, balls, etc. 6 lbs. 4326-023-1 Cost $809W $34.86. $69.95 $29.95 Cost 03*03 $17.77 1126-918-0 Your Cost $34.47... $43.50t 4438-001-2 Power Tap. Measure Model Lufkin 25' 300. Or(B) Shop-Vac S-Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum (E) Won Dual-Action Sander Model Y26. Positive lockin • blade return. 1 lb. Model 600015. Vacuums up liquids and bitalor straight line sanding at 4000 SPM. No$8.97.... $12.35 4202-002-4 Cost heavy dirt. .94 HP (peak) motor. Automatic slip lever action clamps. 2.6 amps. 5 lbs. 40-Piece Combination Drive Socket Set $39.95 Cost $26.97.... 4326-020-8 Your float shut off. Dolly, attachments Incl. 16 lbs. Model 1173. 18 metric and 16 inch size sock3000 l 501. de 4448-003-6 Cost ULI $37.67..$67.95 (F) Wen 2-Speed Jig Saw Mo or 2400 W' SPM. Adjusts for plunge or close- OtiS" reversible ratchet, nut driver, spark plug (C) Stanley Digital Deluxe U.lnstall'tMGawrench. adapter. Carry case included. 5 lbs. rag. Door Opener Model 30001.1/3 HP. Up to-wall cuts. Rip guide. 3 blades. 6 lbs. $22.00 Cost 64444 $9.87 4390-016-8 4326-012-4 Your Cost $21.97.... $32.50 to 1024 codes you program. Auto safety re(L) Dixco Deluxe Engine Tune-Up Kit Model (0) 8klI ¼" Xtra-Tool Model 599. It's a hamverse. Dual courtesy lights with 3-minute time 1333. Bright xenon timing tight, tech/dwell mar-drill (36.000 blows per minute), powerdelay. Transmitter included. 43 lbs. tester, fuel pump/vacuum tester, compression chisel, and adjustable variable speed drill (0$149.84 remote starter. Case Included. Func gauge, protected 1/3 HP motor, 800RPM). Burnout $189.99 '4384-002-4 Cost 6111.94 . lions on standard and electronic Ignitions. 6 lbs. 3.2 amps. Removable side handle. 4 lbs. Extra Digital Transmitter for Mod el 30001. 1 lb. 4246-012-1 Cost 049.97*39.94. $64.61 4384-003-2 Your Cost $27.97.... $34.99 4288-003-9 Your Cost $53.90.... $84.99 Must be shp.d by tiush. UPS. 0, Csiv** be shippod PI poll P.ss. see book p.,. of 4 pshNcaUon 4., 680~1" Of Nll-nfs,llcs Poe" (ft. &Winsaufictuiri' wsrvsnty kWo,m.tIoi. Outdoor Sports Fun (A) 'Holiday Leaf' Air Mattress. 3040". 6 lbs. "Canyon" Pack. Full size zippered cornPiano 3-Tray Tackle Box. 25 compart1004-034.3 Your Cost $19.97... $24.95t pariment. Nylon duck. 1 7½x13½x5½". 2 lbs. ments. top. 1 6½x8¼x8". 5 lbs. (B)Colem.n4-lb. Sleeping Bag. maul 2001111. 00fill- 1004-038-4 Cost 613.97 611.88 618.001 1660-002.6 "N0, Cost OP11197 $9.08 . 616.96t Ing. ing. Nylon; flannel lined. 3307". 7 lbs. (0) Eveready Fluorescent Lantern. 6-watt flu. Zebco Freshwater Spin-Cast Combo Model 1126.053.6 Cost $3LW $24.88 $39.96t orescent tube. Batteries not Incl. 3 lbs. 2490. NOW reel with Delrin drag, aluminum I 2-Man Nylon Tint. 3'6"x7' sewn-in nylon 1428-002-B Cost 013,04 *11.83 $19.95 covers; 2-pc.. 5½' rod; 75 yds. line. 2 lbs. 5' high. Alum. poles, carry bag. 4 lbs. 91) Thermos® 1 1-Quart Sunpacker Cooler. 1732-008-6 Your Cost $14.97... *21.001 1348.020-7 Your Cost $29.97.. • $39.95t Super urethane insulation. Flip-over lid holds Shakespeare S.I.T. $Jtirted Spool Spin I Coleman 2-Burn.r Camp Stove. 3½-pint cups; handle locks lid. 154x1 lxi 1W'. 5 lbs. Reel. Selective internal spool. Ball bearings. tank. 22x1 3!,4x6'4' folded. 16 lbs. 1286.024-3 Cost 611.97 $8.97 $18.95t Right/left retrieve. 200 yds. 6-1b. line. 1 lb. 1126-003-1 Your Cost $34.97.. 844.95t Aladdin Stanley 1-Quart Steel Bottle. 1678-031-4 Cost $19.88.$39,95t Nylon "Yoke Design" Life Vest. Kapok Unbreakable-steel case, stainless steel lining. (P) Zebco Omega 171 Spin-Cast Reel. Stainfilled. Orange. For adult over 90 lbs. 2 lbs. Insulated cap. 5-year warranty. 3 lbs. less steel covers. With 60 yds. 6-lb. line. 1 lb. 1698-016-I Cost $6.97 $3.97... $7.00t 1006-014-3 Cost 010.04 610.80 $31.90 1732-024-3 Cost 014.07 $11.88.$19.95t As above, but for youth 45 to 90 lbs. 2 lbs. Sh.k..pe.re Wonde,troll• 606 ElectrIc (R) 2-Man Boat Kit. Em bossed poly vinyl. In1698-017-9 Cost $4.97 $3.97... $7.00t Motor. 3 speeds forward/reverse. 12 lbs. flatable floor; electronically welded seams. As above, but for child under 45 lbs. 1 lb. thrust. 33" shaft. Uses 1 2V bait. 12 lbs. With rope, oars, pump 50446. 14 lbs. 1698-018-7 Cost $4.97 $3.97... $7.00t 1678-017-3 Cost 090.97 079.88. 0135.001 1004-031-9 Cost $10.97. 635.95f Pis.s we bs si of "p.*Ms.ts.i $1, on szanso. of Not s$scs proceip (ft. d m ds*i,si' wsns.ty Infs.niitton. - . - . . . . .. . .... . . . *LE PRICJ p ,ILE PRIç W 'SAt LEPMCIIII ALE 1 P E ~u .i. \ ... . - - I 1.4 ou _ _ M -'.. - 'Le'u .. 7' .• t - - a-. "a. �-0 . We7ob, 0 M rr rT1j 8ONY' UWVOU1 rl •IzzorDI Popular Entertainers (A) Panasonic FM/AM Deluxe Electronic DiclockRadloMod.lRC98.Twnalarms. Forward/r.verse time set. 2.stePdimmer.Slbs. 6874-1032 Cost -$43.87 $39.47. • $59.95 GE FM/AM Electronic Digital Clock Radio Model 74640. LED time display. Wake to music or alarm. 24-hour wake-up. 4 lbs. SALE PRICE LPRICE No license required ______________________ ALCIOX BALE PRICE o L push button Express Tuning. No set up adjustment. Controls for auto fine tuning, automatic color and hue. Wood cabinet. 39 lbs. 6932-028-1 Your Cost $399.97.. $509.95 Sony 5" Color TV with Remote Control Model KV1543R. Some as (C) above, plus 3-way remote control and lumisponder. 39 lbs. 6932.048-9 Your Cost $499.97.. $829.95 Emerson Micro DC Cassette Recorder Modal CTM22. Built in condenser mic. Uses 3 "AA" batte. (not incl.). Tap., earphone. 1 lb. 6782-016-7 Cost414? $39.66.. $69.95 (6) Panasonic AC/DC Cassette Recorder Modal R02107. One-touch recording, tone control, auto stop. AC adapter included. 4 lbs. 6674-0331 Your Cost $$.77.... $44.95 (F) 12" AC/DC S&W TV. 100% solid state. Quick start, instant sound. Cigarette lighter car cord included. 21 lbs. 7072-001-6 Cost 161.11 $6997 .$99.95t (0) Panasonic Cassette Recorder with FM/ AM Radio Model RQI42A$. Built in condenser mic. Auto stop, cue/review. AC/DC. 9 lbs. 6874-057-0 Your Cost $69.77. ... $99.95 (H) Lloyd's Stereo Cassette Recorder with FM/AM/FM Stereo RadloModel V162. Left/ rlgtnchannsivolumecontrols.two4" speakers, 2 condenser mica. AC/DC. 10 lbs. 6964.018-3 Cost SlO7.S7$I9.74. $149.95 (J) Sony FM/AM Radio Model 1CF7480. Bass and treble controls, LED tuning indicator, " speaker. AFC on FM. AC/DC. 1 lb. 6932-036-6 Your Cost $44.74.... $54.95 (K) GE FM/AM Radio Model 72810. Plays on batteries or automatically switches to AC when plugged in. AFC on FM. 3" speaker. 2 lbs. 8800079-3 COst-lIDS? $17.67 -. $27.95 (L) MWtOrS* 90-Minute Cassette Taps. 1 lb. 6842-002-5 Cost-6117S2.47. •... $4.49 (N) Scotch Dynarange® 90-Minute S-Track Cartrldee. Pack of 2 tapes. 1 lb. 554.032.6Cost964$4.S7. -.. $7.18t (N) Certmon SO Mm. Cassette. 3-pack. 1 lb. 6952-001-3 Cost Si . Ot 8.88. - - •. $1.49 P15111 sal banS pigs of thIs pv$#estlon I an siana1Ion.1 usrIM,e8c. w..,sniy mI.nssu.n. ,.4 ___ iSJDIOOX' 1II ! SALE PRICE I SALE PRI 8 87 : If 1 (! Electronics for Home and Car FM/AM/FM StereoRecelr (D)Audlovox In-Dash Cassette Player with (H)J.nsin6x9"Trlaa1WaySp.akerKft Panasonic (A) with Stereo Cassette Player/Recorder and FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio Model IDSOOC Model JIOSS. 6*9" woofer with 20-ounce Ch.n.r Model 162519. PU. multiplex cir- Side-load cassette with locking fast for- magnet, 2" solid state tweeter, 3" midrange. cultry. Tuning meter, LED stereo-eye, fixed warLlej.ct, tone and balance controls. FM 30-watt rating. Grilles, hardware Incl. 10 lbs. 6812-009-6 CostS77.IS$IL $7 ..1119.95 AFC on FM. Cuaitt.with auto stop.2"Thrust- locaVdlstsnc. switch. 5 lbs. era" speakers, record changer. 55 lbs. 6756.016-1 Cost 16t77 $71.61 - .0150.00 (J) Midland 40-Channel Mobile CS Radio 16874-121-4 Your Cost $181.87 • $289.95 (6) Audlovox In-Dash S-Track Player with with LED Channel Display Model lOOM. FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio Model ID400C Dual conversion superhet receiver with ANL (I) Soundesign FM/AM/FM Sterno Recelvr S-Track Plyer/Recorder and Corn actbw'ds.pch.ssis, I05mmnosspi.c.. variable squelch. PLI. tuning. Lighted signal/ with Stero Full rangstoneandbalanc.controls. Skis-bar power meter. Transmit light, PA switch. 4 Change, Model 650170, AFC, FM stereo mdi- AM/FM selector. Tape door/radio dial. bIbs. watt output. With microphone. 5 lbs. C$tOf light. One-button recording with ALC and 6834.024.9 Cost .P$4$.75.. auto stop. Record changer has diamond stylus, 6766-0066 Cost-61J*$"."...6145.00 Radar Detector (K) Koaa Professional Dynamic Ster.ophone cue/ use. Pair wide range speakers. 46 lbs. (F) Puubuster Il Multi-land to Model PRO4AAA. Pn.um&ite"dual suspen06 Model P602. Audio and visual warnin 900034-7 Your Cost $171.61 . $249.96 six Y, sionhoadbandanddirectcontour.arcushions. times the rang. of radar. Covers Frequency response: 10-22,000 Ha. 2 lbs. (C) Lloyd's FM/AM/FM Sterno Recelver bands. No license required. 3 lbs. with Cassette Player/Recorder nd Record 4375-002-2 Cost416I-$S7.S7 • $129.96 6824-016.9 Your Cost $54.47.... $85.00 Model R12240. Automatic end-of- (0) Audlovox Micro FM Converter Model (I.) "Mr. CS" Trunk/Roof Mount Mobile C5 off. Two 19" speakers. 35 lbs. FMCI C. Converts any AM car radio to an FM Antenna. Base loaded. Stainless steel tapered whip and spring. Mounting hardware. 3 lbs. $139.55 radio. Lighted dial. Install under dash. 1 lb. 6964-029-0 Your Cost $159.97-. • $239.95 6756.007-8 Cost 117. 17 $13.76. • $28.00 6968-028-0 Your Cost $1.97.. . -. $15.95 spid by CanstbssNppidpsisslps11 UPS. Mu 10 PIssas isa SacS sae.of I. pè5rse15n lOc saplanslIan if II$-..torssas p$.ss (fl. and ealanIsstuesco' nsrny Iifoissstion. Im . I - I ____ El PaIOfliC BALE PRICE 67 17 - •- - - , -- • , _____ - •ONY- III 111001% j .uty au.ct vendoes .bIItv to slil. to BALE PRICE (J SALE PR 80 __ ______ RICE ___________ape N/ Scotch ¶ •' - $: '..- MIN 1 _ I G 6800-003-3 Your Cost $29.97.... $41.95 Sony 11" Color TV Modal KVI 513.12- SALE PRICE 111Pt Pair SALE PRICE : 777~ - •f Xv J , -, -. '.-'r: - * • ir" .-,__.-" • -r tL - - �LI 11 IIUYAL W Unisonic. I!1•I,"WI Photo Equipment Home/Office Efficiency . (0) Texas Instruments 8.Dlyt Hand-Held (A) Texas Instruments 10-Digit Printing Cal. Printing Calculator Model T15025. VF di.culator Model 115015.4 functions plus perplay. Rechargeable ban., AC adapter Incl. 2 lbs. cent. Thermal head, Independent add register, 6918.015-6 Your Cost $69.97.... $90.00 fixed decimal point or add mode. 4 lbs. 6918-022-2 Cost 44+44457.86 . $80.00 (H) White Desk Phone. Rotary dial. 4 lbs. (B) Royal 10-Digit Print/Display Desk Cal- 6920-001-2 Your Cost $19.87.... $34.95 culatos Model 2lOPD. High speed impact print - (J) GTE Flip-Phone'. Push button operation head uses standard paper tap.. 4-button mem- with regular Rotary Dial Service. Only 244". One-piece folding design. White. 1 lb. cry. Item count, fixed/floating decimal. 6 lbs. 5856-017-8Cost60.974 9.55. $129.95 3864-004-1 Cost 44447439.76 $59.95 (C) Unisonic 10-Digit Compact Desk Calcu- As above, but Brown. 1 lb. lator Model XLI 01. 4-key memory. Delta S. 3864-005-8 Cost $46.7? $39.76. $59.95 (K) Cross Chrome Pen/Pencil get. 1 lb. gross profit. Green display. AC/DC. 3 lbs. 6914.009.3 You, Cost $22.47.... $34.95 4896-001-7 Cost $10.97 $5.97 .. $16.00 Chrome Ballpoint Pen only. 1 lb. AC adapter for Model XL1OI above. 1 lb. 4896-002-5 Your Cost $5.97...... $8.00 6914.006-9 Your Cost $4.54. ..... $5.95 (D) Texas instruments S-Digit $llmllne LCD Chrome Pencil only. 1 lb. Calculator Model 111750. 4 key memory. 4896-011-6 Your Cost $5.97...... $8.00 (L) Underwood Electric PortableTypswrlt.r. 2000-hour battery life. Cas., not. pad. 1 lb. 12" carriage with power return. Full size 88 6918-021-4 Cost $17.77 $14.47. $25.00 s. Case. 20 lbs. (I) Sharp S-Digit LCD Scientific Calculator char. keyboard, 3 repeat $164 M odal 61.50$. 8-digit display. 2-digit pon.nt. Auto power-off. Case. 1 lb 5830-002-1 Cost .17.:.? Pica .. $249.50 $164.77 7004-005-0 Cost 131.67$1S.IS. .624.95 5830-003-9 Cost $176.97 Elite.. $249.50 F) National Semiconductor S-Digit LCD 'Business Card" Calculator Model N$199. rsmlth-Corona Cou,1.rS Manual Portable Typewriter. 84-character. Pica. Case. 14 lbs. 4-key memory, auto off. Case, batteries. 1 lb. 8708-100-6 Your Cost $11.77.... $16.95 5892-013-3 Your Cost $77.57.. $110.00 Plss of *sIs p4I y&si for an saplsøsfls.i of sd miøvctre's' wwsMy kfs.sUo. . G . . . .,' • ALE PRICE 3976 (1) ITT Magicflash Electronic Flash for (E) Canon AE1 35mm SLR Camera with (A) Pentax 1(1 000 35mm SLR Camera with Polaroid On.Step Pronto Sonar and Pronto 1/1.8 Lens. Shutter priority auto exposure. f/2.0 Lens. Wide open. thru-the-lens meterCameras Model E F2 11. Needs baIts. 1 lb. Electronic system with Instant response. sensi ing. Easy to use-Just focus, match-needle and 6590-002-9 Cost-$19.07 $16.76 $21.95 tive silicon metering. Lightweight. 4 lbs. shoot. Speeds 1/1000 to I sec. 2 lbs. (M)Soligore5-2OSmmf/3.S "One Touch" ......$451.00 6650-020-9 Cost $269.97 6688-008-6 Cost $149.77...... $249.50 Canon mount. 2 lbs. Macro Lens. and Zoom above, but with f/I.4 lens. 4 lbs. Same as Case for Pentax 1(1 000 camera. 1 lb. $198.76 8550-021-7 Cost $349.87 ......$520.00 6866-005-1 Your Cost $21.14... $30.90 8834-015-9 Cost-$220.07------$ 373.00 lb. 1 for AEI camera. Case (B) Olympus 120 Electronic Flash. For use As above, but Minolta mount. 2 lbs. 6550-002-7 Your Cost $22.87. -. $30.00 with OMlOorOMI cameras. Auto or manual. $198.76 lbs. 4 40-Page 20-Sheet Magnetic Album. Fast recharge; reedy light. Calculator dial. Up 6834-016-7 Cost$220.97.......$373.00 $3.99 6658-004-4 Cost 63.97-62.44. batteries. to 140 flashes on 2 "AA" alkaline Deluxe SLR Camera Case. Brown vinyl. As above, but Pentax mount. 2 lbs. Guide #34 with ASA 25 film. 1 lb. $198.76 Removable, fitted tray. 11½x5'4x9". 4 lbs. 6594-010-8 Your Cost $64.97.... $85.00 6834-017-5 Cost $220.07.......$373.00 $59.95 Cost -I29*?S24.SS 6852-027-1 (C) Olympus OMIO Camera with 60mm (N) Kodak Tole-Ektralite 20 Camera Outfit. and (H) Polaroid Onsitep Camera Kit. Alm f/il Lens. Fully automatic 35mm SLR feeBuilt in electronic 2:1 telephoto/normal lens. shoot, motor-driven camera, plus SX-70 color tures off-the.film light measurement. Aperture flash. Color film, batteries Included. 2 lbs. lbs. 3 1.5shots. -sec. film, flashbar. case. priority with speeds automatically set from 6646-003-1 Your Cost $39.97-... $55.95 6562-029-6 Your Cost $39.97... $59.96 1/1000 to 2 seconds. Focusing screen with (P) Keystone XR 108 Pocket Everfiash Cam Polaroid OneStep Camera only. 2 lbs. Viewfinder and center split-image. microprism art. Built in electronic flash. Just aim and $39.96 $27.97. 6646-077-5 Your Cost It displays shutter speed and electronic shoot. f/8 lens. Wrist strap. 1 lb. (J) Deluxe Channel lag Tripod. 3-section legs ready light. Self-timer. Compact. 2 lbs. 6636-008-2 Cost 619.07 $15.88 $31.95 center column. 3Geared with radial braces. $359.00 6594-013-2 Cost $239.97... (R) Minolta 4601 Pocket Autopak Camera lbs. 23" to 69"4". 6 way pinhead. Extends Case for Olympus OMIO. 1 lb. with Telephoto Lens. Built in electronic flash. $37.67 $64.96 "111-97 6870-0014 Cost -. $27.00 6594-009-0 Your Cost $23.76. Flip-in telephoto lens for easy close-ups. Low (K) Minolta Auto Electroflash Model 126. (D) Canon 155A Sp.edlits for Canon AEI light/use flash/flash ready light. Dual magniAutomatic exposure for hot shoe/cord camCamera. Automatically sets shutter speed to ficatlon viewfinder. 2 lbs. (ASA 26). 1 lb. eras. Auto bounce. Guide #46 correct sync speed. aperture. Case incl. 1 lb. $60.00 6838-032-0 Your Cost $74.87... $117.00 $39.77 Cost-$44.91 6838-029-6 $92.00 6550-023-3 Your Cost 04119.97.... SCIUI5I wsut$ifty kItDn.stIOfl. PSsu.ss b .e' of e'i. pâ5csdo tof s*pts.MIO of Nsi,.Is.,.ios p.b.s It). sd m . • - ,. -. - --- --. . - . r1 .. i4! : t : f -; • ! - - k �11 ILJI I 4SALE PRic)!'!'! . I e Kitchen Helpers MICSffW 104 11W IW Time Savers (A) Clairol "1 for the Road 1200 Watt (1)Wlndmsro "The SossIZIO"Modalhl2T. (J)Idor.lcolO-CupDlaI.A-Irsw with Srow Dryer Model MDI. 120/22Ovohags for world- 1260-watt dry.r with 2 speeds. 4 hut sat- Misor' Model H11140. Brow Mis.rtM lots you brewas few u3 cups. Filtorslnclud.d.Slbs. wide use. One switch controls 3 lsv&s of tings. Professional styling nozzle. 2 lbs. $19.98.. $39.95 host/Wed. Foldable handle converts to table 4090-001-1 Cost444449.97 .. $17.99 3020476-2 Cost (F) Clairol Crazy lOyltssm ityling Wand Modal H651 70. As above, but 12-cup. $ lbs. stand. Snap-on concentrator. 2 lbs. 3604-006-1 Your Cost $10.47.... $27.99 Model C100. Baby size-just 9" long. 120/ 3820074-7 Your Cost $2994.... $49.98 [K) GE Tout n lroU Toast-R-Oven Model (5) Clairol 20 Instant Halrsetter Model C90$. 240 voftags for worldwide use. 1 lb. 3604.032-7 Cost 414,97 $12.87. • $24.99 T31. Broils, roasts, browns, toasts. 10 lbs. 20 rollers in 3 sizes. Durable case. 4 lbs. 3604-020-2 Your Cost $15.97.... $30.99 (0)Nor&oMlitCtwIIngP,ueh Model Hil$40. 3664-147-0 Your Cost $41.47.... $64.98 ClaIrol True-To-Ught® VIII Make-Up$t.am•a.curl release feature lits halt roll out (U Tstmastsr Contktuous.Clsan Broiler/ Oven Modal 5242. Entire meals 19 No. Mirror Model LMI. 4 color sittings: day, of brush. Dual voltage. 1 lb. office. ev.nlng, home. Center mirror has 3820-011-9 Cost 44 $SJ7.. $16.95 4072.066.7 Your Cost $44.97.... $72.95 regular/magnifying sides, lids mirrors adjust LH) Deluxe Mr. Coff.. 10-Cup Srewsrwltti (M) Sunbssm SslfClssnlni '$hot.f Steam' Coffee $aver' Model MCSZOO. "Coffee Iron Model 11213.81 steam vents. 4 No. for panoramic vt.w. i 3½4x1 1 ".8 lbs. 3504.005-3 Your Cost $28.94.... $45.99 tsvor"tm eliminates coffee waits, insures per. 4030*010-9 Your Cost $22.94.... $35.95 $unbssm Win-Aire 1200 Slower/Dry., fact flavor extraction for 2 to 10 cups. Hsatlng (N) GE Uht 'n IuyTM Spray/Slum/Dry Model 12311. 1200-watts for super fast pad keeps brew hot for hours. Measuring Iron Model F20IWH. Ughtwelght comoact. Cool-touch outs, shell. 25 swam vents. 2 no. spoon, 25 filters Included. UI. listed.? be drying. 300-watts for general styling. 2 lb.. 3866.002-3 Your Coat $10.97.... $23.50 3824-006-7 Your Cost $25.97.... $44.91 3664-062-2 Your Cost $10.98.... $23.98 16 "AU NISATIs PAID DrnICnY CV THI MANUPACTUSIN. CHICK OUR SMOWNOOM FOR DITAILI. OW #won .s ,.,, i,,, - pWof _ / ) (A) Sterling 5-Qt. ElaCtTIC Ic. Cream Maker Model 41053. Uses table or rock salt. 11 lbs. 3928-002-9 Cost $27.97 $23.73.. $33.95 Rival ProtectO-Matic® Deluxe Electric Slicer Model 1030V. 7%' blade. Chrome. 16 lbs. 3940-001-5 Your Cost $54.97.... $92.95 (C)Ostsr 1O-lp.ed 'Cycle Blind" Ostsrizsr Nodell$916. 3-cycles, 7 continuous Weds. 5-cup container. Cookbook. Almond. 7 lbs. 3844-029-3 Your Cost $21.97.... $34.95 Model 55914. As above but Harvest. 3644-106.9 Your Cost $21.97.... $3495 (Di West-Ever Popcorn PumporTm Model 72000. Pops corn with hot air, not hot oil. 5 lbs. 2984-019-6 Your Cost $24.97.... $39.95 (8) RIval Can Opaier/Sharpsnsr Modal 7$2M. Click 'n Clean® cutting unit. Almond. 5 lbs. 3940-024-7 Your Cost $10.97.... $18.95 Model 712H. As above, but Harvest. 3940.021-3 Your Cost $10.97.... $18.95 (F) Wsst Send S-Cup Hot Pot Model 3253.5 heat settings. 2-6 cups. Rid. 2 lbs. 4140.015-1 CostIt.97 $9.97 •. $26.75 (0) Ost.r Kitchen Center Model 97914.12speed blender, 12-speed mixer, food grinder. dough maker, 4 cutting discs. Harvest. 29 lbs. 3044-022-8 Your Cost $132.97. • $205.95 Model 97910. As above, but Almond. 3044-031-9 Your Cost $132.97. • $206.95 (H) Hamilton Beach Food Processor Model 707AL. Compact, powerful. Instant on/oft. Includes 4 blades. Almond. 12 lbs. 3700411-4 Your Cost $49.95.... $89.95 (J) GE Food Processor Modal FPI. Shreds, slices, grates, grinds, chops, mixes. Continuous or pulse operation. Almond. 7 lbs. 3664-066-3 Cost 4I.77-144.77.. $71.98 Model FP2. As above, plus blinder. 11 lbs. 3684-030-8 Your Cost $54.97.... $99.98 (K) West Bond .Qt. Ito Cooker PIueZ' Model 1278. 5 hut sittings. 300-watts. 8 lbs. 4140-021-9 Your Cost $29.73.... $57.95 (I.) Proctor-Silas 2-Slice Automatic Toaster Model T142H. Broad BrainTm assures perfect brownness. Harvest/Chrome. 4 lbs. 3868-049-6 Cost S14.IV $9.17.. $24.95 U) West Send 12" Electric Skillet with ilverltons® Model 1440. Sense-Temp9 gheat control. Dome lid. Brown/Almond. 7 lbs. 4140.013-6 Cost 406:00424.49.. $56.75 AU RU*TU PAID DIUCflY BY THI uaaup*cTVIIN. CHICk OUR G"OW0 0061 Pc. DITAILI. MIS of of pwmm~ Is, an PIMN .4 1w ...Is....0 p.4... Itt. amd HInm.' "wr wwuer. �11 SALE F;RICE 97 R PC Set, I Toemarh Csntis and Revue . .. ...... . rri ..SALE PRICE Wi D 84 e Accessories for Kitchen and Home Regal 8-Piece Batty Crocker Set with (E) Regal 10" Silv.rSton.® Skillet. Extra (J)CosmoHighlnt.nsltyo.skLamp/Alsrm SilvsrStonr!. Heavy cast aluminum with $11- heavy aluminum, SilverStone®surface. 2 tbs. Clock. Big 7/10" LED time display. PM and verStone non-stick interior, porcelain exterior. 2874-023-I Your Cost $7.97..... $12.60 alarm-on markings, fast/slow scan controls. 1. 2-qt. covered saucepans. 514.qt. Dutch (F) Counselor Wicker Scale. Wicker-look met Hi/low dimmer for lamp. Folds. 3 tbs. wipes clean. Easy-read dial shows weight in 6682-0014 1 111 27.97.. $44.95 oven, 9" and 11" fry pans. 16 tbs. IN Quaker 5-Piece 'Butcher Block" Tray 2874-071 -0 Cost IOt.0 $56.97.$146.30 pounds and kilos. Walnut color. 4 tbs. Revere 10-Piece Cookware Set. Stainless 2698-017-8 Your Cost $9.97..... $13.00 Sit. Four tray tables of selected hardwoods. 19x1 5"dark, "Butcher Block" parquet finished steel with fast, even heating copper bottom. As above, but in Natural color. 11/2, 2, 3-qt. covered saucepans; 7" and 9" 2598-022-8 Your Cost $9.97..... $13.00 tops. Upright storage rack. 27 tbs. (0) Samsonite Future 30" Square Folding 5044-010-6 Your Cost $45.49.... $69.95 open skillets; 4½-qt. Dutch oven. 10 tbs. 2888-002.1 Your Cost $59.77,.. $127.00 Table. All steel frame in Bronze baked enamel (L) 3-Shelf Bookcase. Holds about 80 books at Doctor-Type Scale. Beam at waist level. finish. Deepwood vinyl top is durable and easy easy-to-read angle. Antique finished wood. Easy to assemble. 24*1 0½x34" high. 16 tbs. 350-lb. capacity. 9½x1 3" base, 36W'H. 27 tbs. to clean. Slide-type leg locks. 16 tbs. 4624.001.6 Cost $99:9 $74.97 .6144.00 02946-009-4 Your Cost $15.97... $22.00 4890-006-4 Cost 611.97 $21.97.. $35.95 (M) Set of 3 Stack Tables. Made of antique (0) Club 10-Plecs Colorlite Set. Heavy-duty As above, but Forest Grain vinyl. cast aluminum, porcelainized exterior, Sunny 12948-010-2 Your Cost $15.97... $22.00 pine with curlac finish for easy cleaning. Stack interior. Tight sealing covers. 1, 1½ and 2-qt. (H) Set of 2 Samsonite Future Folding for storage. Each: 16*15*15". 15 tbs. covered saucepans; 4½-qt. Dutch oven; 7" and Chairs. Foam padded seat covered in Deep- 4858-003.9 Your Cost $34.97.... $46.95 10" fry pans. Harvest. 17 tbs. woodvinyl. Bronze enamel steel frame. 20lbs. (N) Colonial Styli Coat Rack. Beautifully 2634-048.9 Your Cost $52.86.... $90.00 2948.013.6 Cost $34.97 $21.47. • $34.60 crafted in natural wood, with walnut finish. No-tool assembly. 18*62' high. 9 tbs. As above, but Chocolate exterior. Al above, but Forest Green vinyl. 2834-051-3 Your Cost $52.86.... $90.00 2946.0227 Cost $14.99' $21.47.. $34.60 5052-002.2 Cost 131.44 $21.44 •. $39.95 20 'Cannot be skppsd psscs* post Of UPS. Must bs sldppod by mack. Puss. Mi bock p.qe of thts p *ticothon to, an sspsnsUon of Iiss-,.fseencs pdcss (fl and .nonufactu,s,s warranty let o,nustlsn. Classic Gift Ideas (E) Silv.rplat.d Candle and Flower Center- (L) Crystal Clear Sectional Server. Elegant piece. Lovely lotus-shaped bowl, 3 candle European import with many serving uses. Four embossed center, gadroon border. 2 tbs. sections. generous 11x8" size. 4 lbs. 3 tbs. 9138-186-3 Your Cost 610.90... 616.501arms. 7½"diameter, 5" high. Gift boxed. 9138-010-5 Cost 91464 612.90 - - $24.95t 4684-009-0 Your Cost 68.47. . -. $10.001, As above, but 15" diameter. 3 tbs. 9138-187-1 Your Cost $15.66... 622.951 (F) 3-Piece Salad Set. Multi-sided crystal (M) Silverplated 4-Piece Baby Gift Set. Cup training cover. 4W' spoon and fork, 5½" LB) Rogers by Oneida "DuMaurlir" 12½" bowl, 9½" in diameter, on silverplated base. with feeding spoon. Gift boxed. 2 tbs. salad servers. 5 tbs. 9¼' Finest silverplato, with embossed Pal, of matching RoundTray. 9288-002-2 Cost $0.44 $7.44.... $12.00 9138.242-4 Cost $0.00 $6.84... 611.95$ center and elegant border design. 3 tbs. 8972-018-9 Your Cost 621.9$.... $35.00 (G)Silverpiatsdl½.Quart Casserole. Pierced (N) Pair of Crystal Bride/Groom Toasting Hollow stem. Decorated with floral Towle Sitverplat.d Paul Revere Bowl, gallery frame, sculptured handles and feet. Goblets. spray and ribbon. SW' tall. Gift boxed. 2 tbs. ovenproof glass liner and cover included. 8 tbs. tbs. Authentic reproduction. 10" diameter. 3 9138-221-8 Your Cost $19.90... 625.001 9138-0683 Cost 114,97 $11.94 . . $21 .00f 9138-143-4 Your Cost $8.44.. . - 811.50$ (H) Sliv.rplated Butterfly Trivet. Pierced do- (P) English Pewter Tankard. Glass bottom. As above, but 8" diameter. 2 tbs. Holds 1 pint. 4½" high. Gift boxed. 2 tbs. 1 lb. 9130-226-7 Your Cost $14.90... 620.001 sign; insulated feet. 11*7". Gift boxed. 67.951 9138-234-1 Cost St 100 $9.94 -. 617-95t Cost 95.91 $4.88.... 9138-061.8 As above, but 6" diameter. 1 lb. 9138-225-9 Your Cost $9.90.... 615.001 (J) Crystal Clear "Bohemia" Fruit Bowl. (R) Pewter Hurricane Chamberstick. Etched Satin finish pewter base. 5½" diameter, Silveiplited "Floral" 4-Piece Coffee Bar- Imported crystal, hand-frosted and hand-fin-globe. 8½" high overall. (Candle not incl.). 2 tbs. Wdiameter, 7" high. 5 tbs. vice. Beautiful, traditional design in lustrous ished. 7' Your Cost 616.97... 124.00t silverplate. Individually footed, 8-cup coffee 4664-062-9 Your Cost $15.87,.. *18.75t 9138-191-3 Pitcher. All pur(5) Pearlized Handle Wedding Cake Sit. 9W' (K) 90-Ounce Hand-Blown pot, creamer and covered sugar. 12½" diameter server, 12½" bride's knife. Gift boxed. 1 lb. pose pitcher with ice lip. 10" hh 3 lbs. chased design tray. 6 tbs. ...$9.00 9138-106-I Cost 57.4* $5.96.... $9951 9138-167-3 Cost $44.00 $37.90 •. 657.501 5080-008-9 Cost $4.77$5.71.: to,ics p$cs, 10. and m.nufsctwfs' warranty information. 21 Pl.sas isa beck p.s of this pubScatfon for an eapI.flatlon of (A) Sltverplet.d Pierced 12½" Tray. Deeply T1 C ' S '7 11 257 At V 16 �1EE i .1 tSALE PRICE] ' 247 0°.: I4Ct 7 W,_/ / 10 ('/ 3 ,i 0 9990 ij BALE PR!CE - . .t._• •.: BALE PRICE $14900 -- . * 6 14990; gy 7, ____.iA [SALE r!c[] ' 4 , - 47900 . 112CtTVOW . - / . .. . .. ,.. •*LEPICE 5: . SALE PRICE 1$289 0 '. 49 00 r.•t : 1 stt PCE1 11 900_ 2CttQW is BALE PRICE 1O9 ° r i/ .. 16 SALE PRICE His I ?!r 18480 -- 23 SALE PPII 24 BALE PRICE $9790 .• His 1 11ssmkM1Mp BALE PRICE UI limp IiIM . . $9990 BALIE PRICE.-' a.,. 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Diwmtil 21 $644002-I Your C..? $19710..... $30500t 14K yellow gold. 1/2 carat T.G.W. Q V 7 11 14 Satukis flukbo and U dIamond. on a u10-103.5 Cost $1N.IS $1310. $310.00? 14Kye wield ring. I ceist TOW. Matching PIerced Earrings. 1.1/10 Cts.T.G.W. 1560-006.2 Coat 1151.61 $217.10. $640.00t Uio-Io1.o Your Cost 137910 .....$420.00? As dow, in 14K white VW wM Pnuina 22 0snd1opie1dsarTsint4K I Olsirend husks sea. 14K Gold. ucofi'os arid diamonds. gold. 1/5 carat T.W. $159.15 $1110.. $19100? 5510.0074 Cost 111110 1397.10. $64000? 5 I4 6956-531.1 cost 551110917$ 10 WI. $350.00? Howl P.Ldini is a finth*li 127 lentil. lmwdb and? din ioids form sue.5u.9 Cow $0Ijs$17$Jove&$35o.00t 2 dselon in 14K Sold.1/4 carat T.W. an dsgaiw 14K yellow gold dkmar rIng. 232 Dlsnisnil with 1/5 carat T.W. In fluted $772011.2 O"ONWINTACIV& $450.00? uas-ooa4 Yaw Coat $145.10..... $375.00? 14K yellow gold plorc.d earrings. 13 1 Dlaarands and a genuIne imerald on a *711419-I Cost 110111710 Vol. $41010? 5954465-3 Your cost sazso ..... $360.00? land cocktail ring styled In 14K yellow N above. In 14K white gold. 3 II lnduadderadlanlhlgillglit$a 14K 5511 11111? pandant "id. 6/I caret total gon'twelght. US$490-I Your Cost $22160.....$350.00? $714owCast 0514 Y $117.10.....$29010? 24 Dlssiand Planed Earrings In 14K white kl$.0014 Coot "111"W $271.10. $591.001, 4 11us$ Cisnind Fandaniol 14K while gold 14 11 Comdns Emerald. and 5 dIamonds on gold. 1/10 carat T.W. illawte wIsh .01 carat dIamond. .10K yellow gold cocktail ring. $9516164 Cost 5111.1$ $1110.. $165.00? 8774-MI-0 Cost StILlS $127.10. $24110? 25 Dlamand $SUskss In faceted discs of N$7414 Oust 40m* $41.10... $110.00? 5 7401.*JCIsr wilt 1/4 carat total 15 10 Som*iskpplitrasand 2 dl- nwtdscn 14K white gold pierced earrings. ±3M weI* in. 14K whIto gold aawMit a 141C yellow gold ring. 1/2 carat T.O.W. 1956.912.3 Cost $11.11 $34.17.... $75001 SS324174 Year am $23110..... $600.00? 9300411-0 Coat MILlS $119.10. $230.00? N above, In 14K yellow gold. 1$' =wWn Coils In 14K gold wilts 16 Im.r wt hiwlos Aguamurims and 2 51516774 Coat 5164$ $3417.... $75.00? dIamonds en a 14K whIle gold ring. 26 DIsmmud CoMa, In a dramatically dIamond ISIS Cost 10 YsI. 1120.00? 1550003-7 Yost Coot 111S.$0.. .. $30110? desIgned pendant of 14K yellow gold. ISIS 079.0 Oust .711555150 WI $12010? 17 lariuks 1mar.11 end 2 dlamunda on a 1672-000-7 Cost 10 $51.10... $135.00? "C" chain breoslos of 14K yellow gold. Matching Pierced Earrings. 7 #15 Carat Chmuii4 $.flh.ks on a 14K V.115W gild 11" twidnuni necklooe. 1712-0094 Yaw Cast $11110.....$250.00? 1672-001-S Vow Case $14110.....$22100? 5574.01 74 Ye. Ce. 5115..... $410.00? In lentils flabuul and a dm nd on 27 DIowsod Haul Fsadanl with delicate 9 4 Mill ufo.a Sliajul lanvina fltilu and 14K yellow gold serpentine bacslst. open design of 14K white gold. 5010-0014 YowCaM $111.10..... $11910? *diiiikine 14K yellcold rIng. 9092-0204 Vow Cast $77.10 ......$120.00? 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What the mayor wants to do is have the city put about $398.000 in Honda Power & Light i FP&I. franchise mone into the general fund, rather than depositing it into it sinking fund used to pay off existing public works inproventent bonds. Moore, at it special workshop session today, asked the city commission to authorize retaining a bond attorney to look into the legal aspects of his proposal. The city's current $4 million budget could go to nearly $5 ipillion for fiscal 1980-1981 and the federal revenue sharing loss coupled with money needed to raise city employees' salaries and an inflation factor of 10 percent could leave the budget with about it $1 iiiillion shortfall, according to Moore. He said that the shortfall would come from the $336,000 loss in federal money $136,000 needed to bring city employee wages up to par with those in similar ocllllxitiohls according to a recent survey: and about $400,000 to cover the inflation factor. The F'P&l. franchise collected annualls b the city has been deposited into an interest-bearing sinking fund to retire the public works iinprovenieat bonds, but because that fund currently is large enough to retire the remaining bond obligation, this sear 's F'P&I, iiioney isn't needed. As you can see, that $398,000 could have it significant iuipact to offset the anticipated shortfall," Moore saiu. The mayor stressed the city's p(iltion will be to keel) property taxes about the same — this year the rate is $7 per $1,000 assessed ' aluation - Will not severely curtail services b finding ii iunev to offet the shortfall. The cit 's outstanding bond obligations for publit improvements conies to $1.6 iiullioii, and tlit' existing sinking fund from accrued F'l'&L. franchise ollections over the past several years is at $1.3 million. Since the city earns interest amounts ruiging front 7.25 percent to 14.25 Percent from various investments mack %% till the $1.3 imiillion, but only pays front .3 percent to 5.9 percent interest on the remaining $1.1; million in bonds, the $1:1 imnlliori will earn enough to retire the entire remaining bond obligation, Moore pointed out. However, : city is required by state law to inchide in its bond salt's agreements for public uii• prove!iit'nts projects a guarantee it will back the issue by depositing FP&l, franchise nione into tiltsinking fund. A bond attorney will have to research the matter to ck'tcriiiine if the' existing 31.1 million cm stand as it is, and this ear's and future f'I'&1 Irandiist' ii iOilt'% can be put into the general fund. Moore estimated it would cost about $10,000 for the legal research. 'I'lmt $1.6 million in outstanding bonds to be retired w crc Part of it total $2.5 million package dating back to 195 and issued at different times at different interest rate's. In 1965 the' city issued bonds at 3.3 to 4.25 percent; in 171 at 3.5 to 5.9 percent; and in 1976 t 4:15 to 4.65 percent. The' 1%5 issue retires in 1985, the 1971 in 1998 .ini! the 1976 issue n 1981. If the cliv can use future l"I'&! . mont'v in the general fund and if it chooses to issue future bonds for additional capital Improvements. alternative guarantee's will have' to be found to satisf the' bond agreement requirements, according to Moore. — 'lOM (;loRl)tNI) LEE P. MOORE ,,.st't'ks sol lit 1011 President To Halt U.S. Food To Iran WASHINGTON UPI .-- President Carter will ban shipments tit food and miiediciiie to Iran, White Howse officials say, applying new pressure on Tehran let release the American hostages now fit their 166th (ta) of captivity. Press secretary Joelv Powell said Carter has decided tic ticiki it ne'ws ('(lfl. leretice at 41)111, ESI' in the' East Riccimui, and White llouse' aides mmichie'ate'el he will circler an cruet to all shipments of Iciod and medicine tic Iran Carter exempted tiicd and muue'tlieinv from the trade sanctions he mimipeised April %%lien he broke diplomatic relations with Iran. ''We have it Few tither things" that Carte,' will announce, tine aiek said. The Kaiser Backs Herndon Hike Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.l The bushes between St. John's Village Apartmelds and the Fern Park K-Mart on U. S. High- Pour Cost .ui.s.s sni, Si liissa psëiu, - .i.4i(ssNI lyft ikt f) ii u.iai.I. plies N, Si seems ac siSbi iusItty ...iMMlis. CII lsNIr .Sls SI rilallin ace ON IsIs cessidsistlisi sac NOW ill sIssiEs pliessiIiruss pities ale ust sw pisesul ac Issuer prices, 8- 1-11 sac isisissu prices do asS 8111ish"ll sausd Si blibest prices ci Mb 1061saw sulss sirs .sds far lbs asus er saINt .s,cbs.dlsi. NsIIvsi, bscaesstlis puWlistlia IsdtsthbstSI P sssdMheieM ce.mIilis. lb.,. pitiss Is Mt ustsssarilp rnsist piostIt — SIc Pilticelhi predict I. sus cvsydsy. Newsom Wsss,s Is ruilIstli Is see shmew lN.s NISIS ui* tall Pull Ii.id NI 0 SIll, so She ISSNI il NI NI i!Si)*5 I PdUL him aim In soft sI N' il j4s.ua dsui, t.?'t where the body was found, Fern Park Body A Mystery As County Tests Continue ITS IA$Y TO RIAD YOUR COST WE RESERVE THE NIGHT TO LIMIT lilacs ps$css — IU*$ NMItIIISS Ill CINII way 17-92 U Seminole County deputies and medical examiners continued their work today trying to identify a badly decomposed body found in Fern Park Wednesday afternoon, Authorities this morning only knew they have the body of it teen-aged white female wearing a blue pull-over top and jeans. The body had been lying for several weeks concealed in soilu' bushes behind the Fern Park Kmicart, off a path between U.S. Highway 17.92 and the St. Johns Village Apartments. More uiforimiation will not be available until tonight or Frida , they say. After x-rays and preliminary work on the body lated Wedncda) . Seminole Medical Examiner C. V. Garay called for it dental expert before beginning a full autopsy this morning. At press tOne today, Garay and other pathologists were still at work, with the identity of the woman or the cause of her death still unknown, according to sheriff's spoke-sman ,Johu Spolski. The hod), apparently lay in the bushes for several weeks five feet frwii a well-worn path, SpoLski said, adding it was in it well-concealed spot. Passersby finalls noticed the odor of the decaying bo(ls shortl after noon Wednesday and alkd deputies. Several police departments in the area have contacted Seminole County deputies fit reference to missing persons. Spolski said. State Senate To Vote On Drinking Age TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I UPD — A bill raising the drinking age from 18 to 19 got through the Senate Commerce Committee today and was cleared fora vote scxrn by the full Senate. 'l'lie bill i SIR 114 was approved 8-0 and West Palimi Beach Sen. Don Childers said Coy. Bob Craliammi deserves much of the credit, Crahamic came out earlier this week for it higher drinking age. Childt.'rs' original bill raised the age for purchase of alcoholic beverages to 21. Seminole County Public Safety Director Cary Kaiser said this morning hue w ill recommend n.'nud to county commissioners 'I'ue'silay time)' grant I kn'ndi in Aumubulauu'e' hit' full rate nnt'reasc's and ant mum. creased monthly subsidy tilthe' comuipans' company has requested, tht-ii ('Oflsi(he'r alternative's at budget tune' in February the' county granted hle'rneiiiui hall of what tIn.' e'ccuuipan said tile) need Ili rate increases tic continue serving (lie' i'otltit) The base rate for emergency service JuuiIIs'd frcuuui $40 per trip tic $54) per trill. But Kaiser said he will suggest they be' ailccwt'd tic charge the' $60 per trill reque'ste'd and be given it $1,000-a.uiucinithu subsidy increase The coiimpanu% curre'ntl re'it'ive's it $6,lOO-a'mumctnth subsidl) Assst a mit ( ' ccii It t Administrator ,Ie'II l'.te'htte'rger said hue is satisfied with all audit id the uiruui that showe(t it lccst muicne' Ili rt'laticcn to the' scrvic'c' lindcvmde'ii for Sc'miiiiiole ('ciwit Kaiser said the countN slnculcl prepare for the t'ccruipaily's eventual pull-out hi training t'uuzity firefighters as paramedics and adding eumie'rgenc) medical service teletuie'uutry equipment tic fire department Vehicles. president was thinking it tItt lini up aide, however, discouraged sPeculation Iranian shi ppinc that t'arte'r would close American ports Powell continued tin.' itt'\i hug 'tc'p to foreign sIilç)s carrying Iranian cargoes mitav cot tie' in iiail-Ma on grounds that it w oulel constitute it ''You are aware' that IN, I, note',! St,tte's ''sL'conelar) boycott" against allies. But it baum ciii salt's of all Iranian has advised others ttv wiuhi fool that products tet this country, inclimelmmig mufidMa)' the' tiimue l*'nul(t ccc' cci is .,I% lilr. may be amuucimig liii' hew sanctions sufIicie'nit' tic iumupi'sc' nice m e'straints in Iran it it this it r,'s cud iii N. mmmijMse& 'l'ht' president plans to wait until ituct. Li) then. l'iccce'll said lie' said the tiiiie'tahht' Ihe'pt'Iicls iii the Ma to de'tcrumitne the response from the allies tic U.S al)l)&'als to ine'n'e'ast' ''pre'sidc'mct's best juilgiiue'uit Me'amitiinc', White' house' ,title's tniilu,cte' c'c'omicciriii' Mid diplomatic pressure tin that Iran alre'ad iica he' sultc'riog Iran k'tccre mitakung a re'asse'ssmne'mit that sommieceluat tricimi the' Nalittiin ;tlre'atl may lead to it naval blockade of Iran. lliilslse'd, 'Ftie'r'e' %ccre' nejsnt.s that the I'owt'll tickd reporters the' new retaliator steps will be ''iia'aningful and hamimming of the sale ccl sp,ire' h),um' , tic ln';iui, e'ccmestniit'tive''' and imicIie'ite'el the'• c'ejuht %%till sciuis' allies tiilhicc tilL: suit, has hiamntpe're'ct Iran's muuilitarv (apahilit' be' better iiuuple'miue'mited in tilt- e'cinte'xt of The president has put the pressunl' 011 similar actions by America's allies. Asked why the additional pressure European allies and Japan to teiltciw suet now, Powell stud, "tecause our peeple wetic ceonoutte sanctions agaillst Iran. are not yet free'." The Common M arket foreign ninu'i irs 'lie's not decided on it blockade at are meeting, April 21 in I .u.xe'n ihtcurc and all," Powell said, referring to reports the may decide to provide liii Ire' siupp irt Auto-Train , L Reach Agreement .'\ strike set for 1201 aiim, today, which iciulil have shut down the Sanilorel.hstse'iI .'\ut'l'rauni during (lie' peak il the tar. rie'r's season, was aeerte'ci Wednt'sulas night with all agree'mmicnt ciii a tentative 'lice' liii,- I u'ainc ha's Ls'c'ii Ihc'l', ttiii., Iit'ak l'ap,i it cccl tht. pa>t h'ec Sanulicri! t )ice'raticiiis \Icni,u,c'r 'thin ntiui 'I lie' ccmiipami . chiu'ht nicr'tlihicumiil amid 'no' sitthi!,itincl 'i',,iui tutu (la IA'tw ccii Sauifiin',l ,tuitl a st,,tii'ni Just cculsiilc' ci dd ashiinigtcui, I)' , is liiike'tl tic c'am'r\ between 504) and 5511 ls'clile' and ,ch,c(It '264car ,, per trip tom' ice't Ie'cc ecreks, l'Icicrnticni said le'l hcgnc said the' uiiiiin tectill hue k'c'ni tnt' ii strike le'gahl', uniter the' \ttiui;il I%'i1ll%k;1oi Labor act a) 12 01 tItus micETtitlI Utulc'r tin' act, thic' lihilicit allil ('cimipami) contract. Ne'gcitiatcim's liii' the International Assic uaticin if Machifusts arid Ac'nuispacs' Workers and the' Aulci''l'i'ain ('clrp. agm'e'e'tl to it te'mitative' thre'e'-ve'ar pat I, tic l't'l)lat'c' it (contract whuc'hm expired Ili Mit) 1979, thic' union's railroad coordinator (;c'orgi' l)c'hlague said tiuis morning. I )c'hlague, who tho'hiuit'd to give details tit thic' pnlipdlsd'd pact, saiii ik'gdctiatol's Liii' hccthi sides ceiiultt um'et in Sanford Mdln(la) wink out contract language It all goes we'll, the iuiocui's 25)) uice'iuih*'rs should takc' a m'atitmcaticimm Vote Wellnesda) 'l'hie iiiuicini, clue of four bargaining (n' Antic-Train ee.im'kens, re'prese'nits about 204) shop cc cirkers Ili Sauuiccu ci and a 'immiahle'r group at the Virginia end ccl Us' carc arrsing train Autcc-'l'raini Senior Vice President Richard Goldstein ccictjjij say only it tentative pact had been re'achcd with the uimai'hiiuusts, refusing to cciiituiccnt Ili) further to tat tc'.'ni mct'gciti,itiii t with, federal mc'ihiaticm's, whi tiutalle the I 'citich Not hcr'e'ak tic.' iuiij;usse' noire than a toll ,Igcc, b. sail his' union reJc.'d iid if,,. 'tier of hiiuicliuig ui'liiti'aticin, lie' said, e'xplaiiuug tcit,t winkd have unuarket! the .tu_il,t, ecautilig l'ruudl Ln'twt't'ni vild ol it the' illid the' tine ani strike' • uuulcl ts'giui 'liii' union ui.'u:l'r'. haul \citcil ti cc,ilk out. a iuilive' cch,u'h secuult' iuititt',tte' eciulci hiace lee! to , cthc'u' niimi-stnikiuig union's uut'mucbe'rs hit hiicuiiin' itie'kct line's, shuttiiic dic,ei liii' ser', cc Layer To Check Other Counties Sem*inole Schools Seek New Athletloc E11C,1'b,1'1, 'iv 1 academic purposes," Feather said, ''he By DIANE PETRYK should not be deprived of participating mu Herald Staff Writer The Senusinole County School Board other things his classmates are parWednesday directed Superintendent ticipatinig in." ''High school is not Just reading, William Layer to check with other counties in the state to see how they writing, arithiutetic and books,'' he adhandle athletic eligibility for transfer (let]. "It's social interaction and other students, but the board didn't try to activities asscs.'idted with becuuiuimig it full tamper with the authority of the Florida t'itizi'n.'' Feather said he had been oil the schic,col High School Activities Association 4 F1 ISAA I %s , ROBERT G. FEATHER concerned 4k board seven years and as a ''con- sontie relief. As it is now, the board can do nothing. But Layer said giving local boards over athletics would result in 67 different sets of rule's and bring chaos to high sc hool co mpe t i t ion, 1uutbidirit) Lyman high School Principal Carlton Henley told (lie board: ,, I'd hate to see 67 sets of rules, especially if I have to ('ciiiilx'tl' against soiuiehitdy in Miaiimi and I don't know what rules they're playing Board member Robert C. Feather scientious mnmetuibcr" did not know the brought up the subject of the athletic board had no authority over the FIISAA. u note r." association because he said it has "Perhaps other school boards in the state complete control over high school should be made aware of thus,'' he Henley sai'1 the board probably (thleSIi't athletic' activities in the state, despite the SUggeste(l, even have the authority to drop out of the ..We spend hundreds of thousands of fact school boards pay for the facilities. organization, because niie'muiberships are 'I'he plight of three Seminole County transfer students denied sports participation because association rules forbid transfer students to take part in sports for one year, prompted Feather to seek alternatives to the organization. "When a child has transferred for dollars of the taxpayer's uuioney on high school athletics, yet we have no authority over high school ativities if the schools are members of that organization." Feather added that when it taxpayer commies to the board to complain, the board should have the power to offer taken Ili the name of each high school principal on behalf of the school. Bird nuienniber Pat Tel_son said she understood Feather's point, but had to agree the alternative' to the association would be worse. w I — 'lii handle the.' transfer problem, Floyd Sin I mule' I cuint', I ll light All Iran. sIcrtatiicuc prichde'tuis Ri ar(! cluinuuiint Allani Ke'cth said ht' us e e'rs glut! the' ;ithik'tit asscce'iatiicui e'\iSts ''It's it re'slsitl,suL)iljt) we' tlicni't ha', e to coe'c'fuc ciurs&'Ie c's \% till. ,it,' s ,citt '':\ntl dint It'll tile' wi cliii ' hue tilting!; t cduuic'enui ucurse'l', u.s %% till cc ithiciut mime'ssing cc iiii athule'tmt Lay, executive secretary of the l"IISA:\, told the board March 19 that it can either make it Perfectly clear no transfer student will be granted eligibility for title' )e'1, or allow tile transfer student to participate in sports at his former se'bicicd. But the board agreed Wednesday the latter suggestiuni would be difficult iii * '•i' Auticimi Reports i'r.,nn.l 'J'I,,. 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S • • * . -: • • -,_- ' I . I scouvirs 72nd Year, No. 182-Friday, March 21, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 hv L Basket Sink STRAINER Stainless steel, "holdtight" basket. , jJ1J1.1IJ •, .Ou4,.,,4 its L Pofting SOIL M e ____________ AIl-purposemixformulated to be high in natural organic V1MI$.me materials. 8 quart bag. Vinyl RUNNERS 0 ) _059 99 I;_ Rag Price (bag) 9490 Polyethylene rILM Waterproof, windproof, f lightweight, in 4 mils thick, Ox25' roll. Clear. r 1 • By DONNA ESI'ES Herald Staff Writer * IIIILI Ii Ii1 I1l Panel Reg Price (each panel) .....3.39 75c area and I'm not impressed by their approach," Olvera said. "We are trying to develop a high The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce and two class industrial area on Lake Enuna Road." \Il I 99 Reg. Price (An. ft Rag Price (each) 599 4 Lk4' Simulated woodgrainprintedfinish on 5/32" x 4'x 8' panels. 59 Bag 4 Each camlell Stay-in-place gripper back. Non-slip surface. Econ omy weight. Clear. No. 312000. ke M ry Chamber Opposes Track 11 lJI Bungalow PANELING Evening Herald-( US PS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents Lake Mary city councilmen announced Thursday Olvera noted the location of a harness track in ' flight their firm opposition to any plans to locate a the city would also cause traffic problems and harness raceway in their community. additional work for the city's police department. "They (the proposed horse track investors) Ronald Hipp, president of the chamber of haven't come forward to us about the proposal," commerce, told the city council the chamber is said Councilman Vic Olvera, adding "They would also opposed to the plan. A spokesman have to do one hell of a sales job to convince me the proposal is not in line with plans for the city and would not be good for a clean industrial area. the spokesman, Mark Robinson of Longwood, "I'm not impressed," he said. said the site would probably be in the Lake Emma ARCO/Polymers Magnetic CATCH necessary or If a legislator would Introduce a special bill waiving the referendum. State Rep. announcements he didn't know where the in the county from one per 2,500 residents to one proposed location for the track is. But, he added, per 4,000. 0 No. PB-298. with fixtures with or without starters. 48 long, 40 watts. No. F40 •. !! ck IJ Each Reg. Price (each) .........29C Reg. 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The physical tests, Kaiser admits, are almost exactly the same as those used by the state of Florida until the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Corn41 mission (EEOC) ruled they were '". discriminatory. Buddy Dewar, chief of the state Bureau of Fire Standards and Training, said tests of upper body strength, In which women ustUy. tb lees welt ,, :. were challenged for not having a valid relationship to the job requirements. • Such tests Include chin-ups, push-ups and rope climbing without using one's feet. The EEOC ruled no physical test could be used, Dewar said, unless it could be shown that the specific exercise is taxing the same muscle groups used on the job. "The EEOC outlined specific procedures that must be used to validate -. j.. . Timer SWITCH . Controls and limits hosting cycles . [ •,-. onelectrlc water heaters. Hu4 on/off trippers and a manual con. . 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NMI i - - y yy .. • .. - . -.--- • 1.AIz..L1•!.it.IF'u} I i/ia Fnirw Thnf SANFORD L * * 1 . 700 French Avenue ft , 32U700 Mesa :c.1 * .! physical agility and endurance. Each . * ' ' , M, A AL_~ _ -q . " .. BARBARA LAPP •.. tests strength breathing apparatus and protective clothing that weighs 60 pounds and carrying any hoses or noules that may hardest part," Martin said. "Women endurance and will take the county's test again at the end of April. [app, , currently works as a lab She is also enrolled in the first course toward paramedic certification. She said she became Interested in the a ladder from a pumper, for instance, are female firefighter is. coming from the firefighting profession af ter getting to But during acceleration and fast rolls, It seemed the air compensate are I... . Dewar said tests in which the applicant going with what we have," she said, She explained that pressure to hire a performs actual job functions, removing gls Do-it-yourself Feeling .. ,.. Civil Rights Division of the Office of know many firefighters In the course of the explosive which would eject me train the plane in the wound me was getting heavy, pushing down on me as my easier to validate. administering stress tests to about 150 ' *vent of a major emergency, Clark climbed In with a weight quadrupled. Barbara [app, the applicant who Revenue Sharing, This federal agency has Altamonte Springs firemen as Dr. jurisdiction Clark explained the pilots who "pull more Gs" on a daily ibeerfu) greeting. passed Seminole Community College's over the county because the county ac. Newman's assistant. "Your friends want me to try and get you sick," he said basis, build up a tolerance to the phenomenon I experienced firefighting course, but was turned down "I funds, she said. The spent about an hour with each of county :'polnUng at Herald photographer Tom Netiel and a small of being momentarily blinded and keep their sight by the county, said she had no problem cepts federal "the hoses and other must show good faith in an effort towards them during the tests," she said. "And group of small-plane pilots and spectators, at least one of throughout the flight, handling equal opportunity employment. we would get totalklng about firefighting whom had been disappointed when told the Angels only "I want you to put your hand on the stick," said Clark, firefighting equipment," "We submitted a five-year Affirmative work." gave rides to a coiçie of reporters before a show, now to from the seat In front of me. Jun King, instructor of the scc course Action Plan with a goal for each year. In the 200-hair SCC class, [app said lbs general public. I reached forward and took the duplicate control lever In and former full-time firefighter, praised One those goals was to have a female she got practical experience as well as Takeoff was smooth wd almost level, as Clark held the hand, "The plane's yours, you're flying it," said the voice [app's firefighting abilities. plane at almost runway level until he had retracted its from the headphones In my helmet. "As far as I know," he said, "there i firefighter," she said. "But so far no classroom instruction. She received a 4 percent grade on the course final, she own many hours in of fear. While I had landing gear. Then he took' It straight up, accelerating at I had just a bit fl no correlation be tween the physical female has passed our test." The last time the Southeast region said, and added that she had noproblem about these "Ga," or a force of about tires time, the more mundane craft, l had spent every minute strictlyasa requirements (of the county) and ability manager of the Civil Rights Division was handling the hoses and other equipment. normal pull of pavity. My weight tripled and I was forced passenger. Now Clark was telling me to roll a stuntto perform the job functions." King said he has "strong suspicions" here, she said, an Inquiry was made into The course is a prerequisite to taking modified Navy fighter. into my gust. the county physical tests. The maneuver turned out to be easier done than said. Athat If someone challenged the local the county's efforts toward this goal. ; Thu acceleration was just enough to begin clouding my Efforts at recruitment have been made ,'$vlphsral vision, as bloctl was drained from my head by alight tug back on the dick brought the nose up, a little "Thc attitude of the guys In my class physical standards they would be .JW farce. When the acceleration stepped, we were about presmre to the left made It turn wing over wing. through advertising and "talking it up," was great," she said. ,And so was the knocked down as were the state stan. Marlin said the federal representatives attitude of the county. The guys respect Then Clark aimed the plane back towards the airport, fast above the airport with a great view of the St. dards. using the return flight to demonstrate acme of Its capacity ohej River an4 the Odeon brk,, me. `They were all very supportive. Dewar said women have ways to were told. "We've had no response on the tests for fast maneuvering, even bitter when Clark began demon. The view got "I'm IMI will make It." - DIANE : for lesser upper body yet," she said. gw@M allow Promising to show me only half the plane's roll rate used the pe4 filled th. glass canopy PETItYK strength. in the show, Clark spun It * degrees In just over a second. absve" me. "Where a man might just reach out He MbwW Mw with two "hesitation rolls" spinning the Daring the show, the Angels will roll their planes ata speed and do something, a woman can acOW Mopping ewey 4$ or N degrees. of 700 degrees, just under two complete rolls, per aeI complish the same thing by putting more Then it was back to the strip for a tight, four-G, 360-In my head I knew the plane could do this, hgt'tg with oomph into It," he explained. is wisga purpeniScular to the paind or at some strange degree turn and down in an aircraft-carrier-style short "They compensate by using other wIijj faillug out of the sky. landing. ' muscles, leverage and lower body the reality of It -sitting In the small cockpli looking strength," he said. Team members ususUy spend two years with the group, d do peul cut of the left aids ned sky oust of the right but Clark will et an extra year by spending this flying Dewar, also a former firefighter, said widle the plane held Its position was ictnedthug not easily sown iw &imnsira tion pig and there about 25 female firefighters Next year à&sIhaithe moves on to one of the regular show pilot assignments. waiting In Florida. OmWq at of the roll. Clark decided to diifliaitrate "And they pay me for doing this," chuckled the eight. "There are females In this state right Isme of the loops the Angels WoUld bi POSM014 IIkII year Navy pilot, who's been flying for 17 years, as he taxied now that I'd fight a fire with before I'd the plane straight upat ebaut to's Os e!eretion, IsIng to Ua lie-down lielo, stopping incites in trout of tignt with some the men," he the nose ustil the pleas hog up-'ik dun, thus back to CaH. J Kaiser said he has had a good passing , wbo ,. * * county's tests, however, Is that they are exactly the same tests, except for a swimming requirement which was added by the county, which were used by the state of Florida until struck down by the 1.dSrIII Fq&sl Employment Opportunity coemg,,t. Despite Vat, Seminole County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said he intends to continue using the tests for safety reasons. A firefighter has to be strong enough, he said, to help someone out of a burning building, wearing a self-contained "But until we re-design ours, we're *,* S • • / .5' strength and endurance enough to pass "I think I should have to be as good as use the old ones, the county's physical requirements for they are." "Firefighting is the most physically For that reason, [app said she Is said, firefighters. demanding job there is," Kaiser "Getting a grip on that rope is the working to increase her strength and "The purpose of the tests are to measure * iiiii The interesting thing about the ' . of . ,. . . • * FilL • . Although [app realizes she may be said. "To show test validity takes time, for the one female. But [app said she was watched more able to get a firefighting Job by money and a Ph.D. I've never seen a than closely than the males questioning being tested, the validity of the depart. document that tried to do It in less "I was ask ed to do ph ical tests, she says she linger-tip pushmeat's ys 200 pages." A year after its physical tests were ups," she said. "Someone told me one of doesn't want to go about it that way. "W hen the guys know you've gone ruled invalid, Dewar said the state still the men couldn't do t hem either, but no one saw so he was passed. There was a through agencies like that to get a job, has no new tests, but they are being chance we're not willing to accept." 500 miles per hour. The ground and sky may spin, but the .dernotntraticn of .a ground-disorientation. After Caddell strapped me down into the complex harness plane seems to be standing still, boWft me bDth to the seat paraftle behind me and armed . • Kaiser said not using the tests could '. 4 Lapp recently passed the firefighters course at Seminole Community College (SCC). In fact, her instructor, Jim King, said she was "fantastic." But when she took the county's battery of physical strength and endurance tests, she didn't meet county standards. . .. .,i tests. AltamonteSprings and she isavolunteer lead to hiring someone with no strength. rope 10 feet in a "dead hang." Martin said the county is getting input with the Longwood Fire Department. So "That could endanger that person's life from other localities she said, she has only attended minor concerning their far, and the lives of fellow firefighters, tests, fires. question about it," he said. "That's a few seconds. There is no familiar feeling of forward movement during most of the flight. When the plane is moving at a constant speed, even during maneuvers, there are no vibrations, ,'grientation Mot," although it could be better called a regular noises or other Indicat Ions the jet is moving at 150 to Bundie highly controversial physical agility . .. test is tiring to a certain degree and seem to have a smaller grip." [app also said one of the tests she physical stamina is needed on the job." Blue Angels Crew Chief E. J. Caddell straps In each other at 1,000 miles per hour before breaking away, complete the circle, leaving me effectively weightless for a Bundle -. firefighter would do, he will continue to training" to see if they can develop their You have to work with ftse guys. 1flappeartobeopposlng one another-heading straight at Railer, * 10 . guy standing over me the whole lime." they'll tend to look down on you," she worked on. County Personnel Director Martin said said. "You can get a job that way, but Kaiser said until the state develops tests more representative of what a she and some of her staff are "In- what do you do after you're on the job? / - -* While the soloists fly patterns in which a pair of planes * IT*FNNBKM 20 Yes, Warranty Square . employment entrance requirements," he rate with the physical tests used, except be necessary. , large ground crew will perform about 70 shows this summer. Thewesentteamo(slx pilots fly their Navy SkyhawkII's In two group., a pair of solo pilots and a diamond for- lb Year Warranty 8' through 16' iengths. A : firefighter and Barbara Lapp of Longwood wants to be one. But standing between the two hopeful sides are some - * The pr%mmt team of six pilots, a narrator-pilot and a ROOF Whitsor Colors. CDX shoots. - . country. ____ .........4JS •ks.i4kI DI VWññfl PLY MB UuIUUuuuU . The Seminole County Department of Public Safety wants to hire a female . * . 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PATIOFLOR his Bermuda, Fescue W5 99Ch Councibnan Ray Fox said from the Robinson reducing the population quota for liquor licenses I Roll In other business, the city council decided to stand with its opposition to special legislation Female Fails Physical Test; enied Sr)ot As F*ref i *ia hter 1 x2x8' Pressure Treated PINE Straight fluorescent tube. Can be used City Manager Phil Kulbes said he has received must apply for a racing license. Mayor Walter Sorenson said the city has many phone calls opposing a horse track In the "heard only vague rumors" about the proposal. city. "If it is kind of shaky, they should go somewhere else," Olvera said. GeoaIcffic Rapid Start BULB After that issue is resolved, he said, the group Road area. Robinson said he had not approached Lake Mary officials about the tentative plans for the track because doing so would be premature. He said the group first had to find out whether approval by Seminole voters in an election would be for a 2(~member investor group that would be good for Lake Mary. announced early this week plans to build and "It's not what we want in the Lake Emma Road operate a $7.5 million harness raceway, to be r called Sunshine Raceway, in the Lake Mary Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, said he would not Boulevard-Interstate 4 area. Later in the week support such legislation, a fire •* --Si = _(s*4 • of �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. India Questions Links With Aggressive Reds 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Friday, March 21, iftO Lake Mary Boosts Water Rates 18% WORLD Beginning with the May billings, customers of Lake Mary's water business within a few years. water system will be paying more. Bowen also warned the council that Sanford, from which The city council Thursday night voted unanimously to apLake Mary purchases its water supply, could raise Its rates. prove an Increase in water rates after City Treasurer "That would be a disaster," he said. Madeleine Papa reported the water system during the first Bowen more that, a month ago told the council the city's live months of the budget year has operated $9,000 in the red, water department suffered a "paper loss" In operation last City Auditor Roger Bowen said at the current rate of year. He said revenues received did not include any funds set operating loss the city would end the fiscal year Sept. 30, aside to offset depreciation costs, nor was there any money to $18,000 to $20,000 short in the department, replace old water lines. "You need a 25 percent Increase in rates to begin the new City Manager Phil Kulbes displayed for the council old pipes year (Oct. 1, 1980), at a breakeven point," Bowen said. He which had been removed from the ground in the system. He pointed out by continuing the current water rates with the showed the exterior of the pipes were badly rusted, while the accompanying losses would mean the city will be out of the interiors we heavily corroded. IN BRIEF Iran's Ban i.Sadr Warns Soviets To Leave Afghans By United Press International Iranian President Abolhassan Babi-Sadr warned Moscow today the Soviet Union must get out of Afghanistan "whether you like it or not" because "we could not tolerate the presence of your armed forces in our neighborhood." Bani-Sadr said that when the Soviets first passed word of the Afghan invasion to him through Palestine Liberations Organization leader Yasser Arafat, he propose a five-nation commission to Investigate the situation n Afghanistan , and if it foundno U.S. forces there, the Soviet forces should withdraw. "The U.S.S.R. replied that there was no need for such a commission," said Bant-Sadr, speaking to a Persian New Year observance in Tehran. Iran. The council adopted on first reading an ordinance increasing water rates by 18 percent. Final reading of the ordinance is scheduled for the April 3 meeting. * Fires * Courts * Police Beat I ' •. - -I -. .•.. - - I • ____________________________________________ OR, - -- . - Sanford Man Is 'Serious' After Accident , , , . .. _• -Spring is in the air and herons are returning to many nesting areas such as in the holy Land (above ) . T he birds above photographed by A. - Keith Cain, 24, of 152 Bethune Circle, Sanford, is reported in serious condition with multiple injuries at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Cain was pinned in his car after it was hit by a pick-up truck driven by R.E. Bridges, 66, of Mascotte, Fla., apparently when Cain lost control of his vehicle while trying to pass another on State Road 46-A. Witnesses say Cain was in the east-bound lane of the twolane road, when he tried swerving back to avoid the oncoming pick-up truck. Instead he lost control of his car, turning it broadside to the truck, which Bridges could not stop in time, they say. Rescue workers had to cut away the roof of Cain's crumpled car using pneumatic "Jaws of life" to remove him. Bridges was treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital for minor injuries, while his fl-year-old wife, Cora, was admitted in satisfactory condition, with multiple injuries. - .__• : • - Q - ... 4l,. - -. • . • - . .. - . . Show Facts, Figures ' Gates open at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday for the Central Florida Air Show, sponsored by the Sanford Rotary Club at Sanford Airport. The following schedule Is a list of approximate tim':. Sunday's performance will be a repeat Of MADNESS Thursday was a day without motorists trying to move west on State Road 436, when a truck (rear) carrying a full load of oranges over. turned at thee .nerstate-4 exchange, spillbig its load onto the roadway atll:15a,m, quickly righted the tip. ped trailer, it took seyeral hours for crews to clear the fruit. iapp -0 doe 0 ad ,.. .• i ..-4 1 . ' ' 1' - •'•.Pf ', ' ç ', ..- L4 0 4 - ç ./• • . -. , •. a' j .. From 9 .:m. until the flying stwtI at 1:19 p.m u9sdatsh ''.-' v ' -w - Herald Photo by Torn VInCInI -". - • ' will be able to get close-up views of an assortment of military fiircratt on display. At 11:30 a.m. a group of radio control airplane modelers will demonstrate their planes. The flying will start with a display of colors by the Army's Golden Knights parachute team at 1:30 p.m. followed by the Eagles Aerobatic Team flying biplanes. The Blue Angels are scheduled to take off at 3:15 p.m., closing the show, scheduled to end at 4 p.m. Tickets at the gate cost $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. Children accompanied by an adult will get In free. £ •. ui4'!.W .. . . . .- ____ CAR DISAPPEARS FROM DEALER'S LOT .. - • 4' • ' -, ship Th*wsday mcrnlng to find ths sisw.csr lot gates rammed, open and a new $8,200 Ford LTD gone, Sanford police say. The gates were apparently opened, possibly by someone driving the missing car through them between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9:15 a.m, Thursday, police report. • 'v• .• - VOGT BIDS FOR VOTE State Sen. John Vogt., 1)-Cocoa Beach, anflounced Thursday before group of 3540 supporters at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce building his Plans to seek reelection to the Florida Senate from the 17th district (Seminole, Brevard and Osceola counties). -- . . - • •• WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: At least 15 people were Injured in one of eight tornadoes that ushered spring into the Southeast Thursday and heavy rain in Alabama pushed water over the top of already full rivers and creeks. Alabama received the Hon's share of the reported tornadoes Thursday afternoon and night with six The National Weather Service reported one twister that touched down near Sylacauga, In the east-central part of the state, injured 15 people. There were no confirmed reports of tornado damage Thursday night. Tornadoes also were reported in central LouIsiana and west-central Mississippi. - r.lttv. hiimltlifv, nt uAnAas INihMt of. a. it m , Ii - ---- •# •U•non n... nan.. r nn, TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 12:06 a.m., 12:34 p.m.; lows, 6:22 a.m., 6:36 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 4:43 4:01 p.m.; lows, 10:11 a.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 5:47 - a.m., 4:41 p.m.; lows, 11:19 a.m., 10:47 pin. BOATING FORECAST: 81. Augastlie to Jupiter inlet, Out Miles: Small craft should exercise caution. Winds southwesterly 13 to occasionally 20 knots. Winds shifting to northwesterly 15 to 20 knots north part this afternoon and south part this evening early tonight. Winds northwesterly 15 to 20 knots tonight becoming northerly Saturday. Seas 2 to 3 feet near shore increasIng 4 to 6 feet offshore during the day. "Is of Scattered showers and thunderstorms north today, Clearing SH uecUonatonight. _ AREA FORECAST: Mild Sunday and Monday and cooler north and central Tuesday. Scattered thundershower, likely most sections Monday-or Monday night. Variable_oudlneas. Highs Sunday and Monday upper 711n north to low and mid south. Highs Tuesday 6b extreme north to low 70a central 10 upper 7 extreme .outh Lows Sunday and Monday 101 north and lNor low 701south. Lows Tuesday 401extreme north to low 6111111 clatral to IN .xtrn. south. -• -• -, • -' omeint '* Warns Of Communist Threat: By United P1511 IsterasUosal Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said today the communist world Is no less a threat to Iran than the United States and warned that "if we show the slightest negligence, we shall be destroyed." Khomeini said Iran should "try hard to export our revolution to the world" because Islam the supporter all the oppressed ' people the world." ma speech read by his son, Seyyed Alunad or - ' • Kh AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 76; overnight low: 67; yesterday's high: 90; barometric pressure: 29.91; - • • - - Employees of Prosser Ford arrived at the Sanford dealer- - of dear friends, you should know that the danger of communist powers Is not less than that of America, and the danger of America Is such that if we show the slightest negligence, we shall be destroyed. "We should try hard to export our revolution to the world ... because Islam does not regard various Islamic countries differently, and the supporter all the pressed people of the world ...," Khomeini Khomeini, and broadcast over Tebran Radio, Khomeini said strikes and work slowdowns would only strengthen the superpowers and "turn hope Into despair." Khomeini said both the United States and the Soviet Union are bent on the "obliteration of the oppressed nations." "We are fighting against international communism just as we are fighting the Western world-devourer, led America and Israel and Zionism," Khomeini said. by Is "My of op Turning to Internal matters, Khomeini warned against the danger labor unrest and mid: "Whenever they learn about a strike factory, the people of each city should go there and we what they are asking You should Identify. the counterrevolutionaries and bring them before the peop" In Iran's elections, there was a delay reported in the countina in the firstphase. g ot: the plebsacite. of - at a for. - Geneva To Get CPR" - Residen of the Seminole County rural csnniunity of Geneva, concerned over the time It takes to get emergency medical assistance, are embarking on a project designed to eliminate that problem. Us MAYOR SLATES - - DEMOLAY WEEK For tt.. consecutive Saturdays, Winning March 23, volunteersfrm the Tan Corp ofth. Central Florida chapter O( the American Red Cross will attempt to train u many of the resuscitation (CPR), an emergency hfe-eaving technique used to aid heart attack victims. The projec'lmedat pt umanyof tti,2,000r a Geneva possible Wil1tain IL Eggers of south Si1Iril. County near Maitland. Mn is an 111strwWr4rainer with do RW Cross hr the chapter semi and Ouceole$' CORRECTION " In liii SCIttyIod ØldIl5 In his Mordi SL1* nd *1 IVSaIIIS NeraW and Hors Pd Advertiser - -; - - •--- . . - - -. / * -I - a -- - ___ ___ Mrs.Eggsrs4shsspohebeor.advkgr ç Geneva - ouple of months ago lad several senior citizens there ox. - - - -.\ - 10 - CM*s coom verthstloIttokto get emergenq help for 9NItaUavIcumiorcIher serious Illness. "1 akesM amWom srefrem13to 29rnkstopetto Goons mIsntord, the nesratjoth frwblththsy con gstoas,"Mrs,Eggsrssaid. Mrs.FWrssaW de plans totus about eIglüofth.Teen Corps voleisteurs to assist her in training anyone Interested In leaning CPR. The entire cowie takes nine hours, with a thee.hour cssfon chchz1cd cubSaturday (March22, 29 and April 3) at tin colnlnwlity cudmr on First Street and State Rood 41 Thhetrs will b.O am. to nom Mrs. Eggers said. - ,-; - - -: - - - - ___ iurcspysbsvWhavs- risd: VITA HUMI POTTING SOIL 4 Vart - - --' — - - Longwood mayor Steven M. Uskert sips : proclamation proclaiming marck 1623 as Demolay Week. Behind him (from left) are Bill Cues, Jimmy 1101, Jeff Perry, Steve Ellis, all members -of South Seminole Chapter of Demolay. The 42 members of the young men's organization are working with senior citizens, washing : police can and doing: other community services during the: - ' week. OKS Herald PbMs W Ti. N.ti.l - I IF- - Hundreds of sick from outside their Immediate family. "Most of the women, and theirchildren, remain in Afghanistan homeland by time Soviet invasion owe the tents throughout the day and strange men are their lives to two )OUng nurses from Germany. not allowed inside," explained Miss Luthe, a 22Adelheid Luthe and I.aninic Kemler are able to year-old Red Cross nurse from Cologne, treat the female refugees who are prohibited by "We can go to the camps to treat the women and Islamic law Ironi being seen or touched by men children. If we or some other women nurses were A fire, apparently starting with a short in an electric heating unit did about $60,000 in damage to a south Seminole home, county firefighters report. R.A. Miller of 125 Citrus St. was not home when the fire started some time about 11 a.m., burning through the roof of his house, they say. The blaze was fought by county firemen with assistance from Altamonte Springs units. Altamonte Springs fireman P.J. Giglietta suffered a pulled ligament, and was treated and released at Florida Hospital Altamonte. V 1— -Mv '.•QUEi'TA. l'akistan UP! FIRE HITS HOME '- a. ,4 IV - and diseaseridden %%onien 4iven from their Herald Staff Writer Two people are hospitalized following an accident just west .of the Sanford city line at 4:45 p.m. Thursday on State Road 46- s Young N u rses Bring Medical Aid To Afghans City By DAVID M. RAZLER I - ,a ç'"• , . dCI' Near NEW DELHI, India (UPII India has long Soviet Ambassador Vuli Vorontsov's recent nurtured economic ties with its old friend, the announcement that India, with Soviet help, Soviet Union, but lately it has discovered that would put its own manned Sputnik into space aid from Moscow isn't all it promised to he. by 1982 was met in New Delhi by praise for Moscow recently has courted India v.ith new home-grown technology, not warm talk of pledges of economic and technical cooper- friendship toward an old ally. ation, hoping for support of the Soviet invasion A ureat deal of Soviet technology went into of Afghanistan. But the strategy hasn't orked India's industrial development in the 1960s. and Indian economists now are beginning !o Iut Indian companies have since looked to the — question the value of close links with Moscm West for expansion, diversification and, in "Elaborate publicity" from both countries many cases, even spare parts. 'cannot cloak the fact tha t tht econoin ic India's oil and natural gas commission importance of the U . S.S . R. to India has depended solely on Soviet technology for diminished in ternis of aid trade and drilling and exploration in the 1960s, when technolog), said I.S. Kumar. a Roiiiba b.isedlocal know- how caught up and India turned to economist, the United States and Hungary for advan. In an issue commemorating the 25th inIllent. niversary of IndoSo iet econoi n ic cooperation, Bi'karo Stee l, Intrunient1ition India, Bharat the prestigious Eastern Economist IIi4I(17.11lC heavy Electricals and several other Indian also said 1980 would ,O dow n in h istory ,is the in dustrial kin g pi n I up with Soviet plants Gall Rubin, a wildlife photographer who was later year in which Indian repavinents of principal no%%look to t1k , West and Japan for future killed by terrorists while photographing other and interest to the Soviet Union exceeded tile e di'velopmiient birds, entire aid received." Sov iet I)eput Prime Minister Ivan Total Soviet aid to India has amounted Arkliipov told visiting Indian Chamber of $1.1 billion less than fifth f U.S. aid. - HERONS BACK IN (1L1 L A ND I im PARIS (UPI) —!rz ' u Sartre's health aimproving, but the 74-year-old philosopher will undergo ' several more days of treatment inn hospital for a lung ailment, aides said today. Sartre, who was stricken at his home on Thursday, spent a good night at Broussais Hospital where doctors were treating him for pulmonary edema and high blood pressure. He had a long talk Thursday evening with friends and his adopted daughter, Arlette El Kaim, his aides said, A close friend of Sartre said the playwright, novelist and philosopher had difficulty breathing Thursday and was hospitalized as a "precautionary" measure, - .- were AL F?SSCI AVSMSIIISId ' The ordinance also provides for increased fees for water service installation and connection. — DONNA ESTES / -- •— Sartre's Healt ScøIy's, 7W -' -• Action Reports ,•, A popka , BARCELONA, Spain (UP!) - A new center-leftist party favoring regionalism emerged the winner today In elections for Catalonia's first autonomous parliament since the 1930s, at the expense of Spain's ruling centrist party and the Socialists. With 98 percent of the vote counted In Barcelona Province, the most populous of Catalonia's four provinces, the Catalan Nationalist Party Convergence and Union had 43 seats - the largest single bloc in the 135-seat parliament — but still 25 short of a majority. The assembly will be the first autonomous parliament in Catalonia since the civil war of 193649. beg øc. ' - The new rates call for an increase In the minimum billing for 3,000 gallons of water from $3.90 to $4.60. For the next 4,000 gallons the price would go up from $1.30 per thousand gallons to $1.50 and from 90 cents per thousand gallons thereafter to $1275 per thousand gallons up to 11,000 gallons. The new rate provides for a charge of $1.04 per thousand gallons over 11,000 gallons. Catalonia Nationalists Gain Air Ax; • / Friday, March 21, 1$0-3A not here, these people wouldn't receive any medical treatment." TIx, repayment burden gre%% 57 percent ("'"unerce officials in February his country heavier witha forced devaluation of the rupee %%;is interested in collaborating with Indian in 1966, and even more burdensome when private companies in development projects in Moscow artificially revalued the rouble Southeast Asia. against Indian currency by in addition.il 2() The delegation returned with talk of sending Every morning the nurses drive from Quetta percent in 1978. Indian technicians and machinery to help the along the rocky road to refugee camps spilling Since the So viet invasion into Afghanistan, Soviets over a skilled manpower shortage, but across 17 sites in Baluchistan, most southwest of the stream of offers and praise for past joint no deals were struck and Indian requests for a Quetta near Daibandin or near the border town of achievements from Moscow has increased diversification of Soviet imports went Choman. daily with mixed results. unheeded. - �. - - . ..• . . • • . 4 EveningHemid NA11ON (USPS4$•2SO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2811 or 831.9993 Friday, March 21, 1980-4A 1•i(i vsth Ex- Mental Patient Held In Kidnapping Of Baby 81 Another 4fl1 Three-Ring Circus La BOB WAGMAN ~ 70 N bO Mayor Carter DON GRAFF — — The government and people of the United States t ve been too preoccupied with the serious troubles in Iran and Afghanistan to give much Mhought to simmering problems in and around But events crowd In to assure a continuing Skewer "three-r1ng crisis in the Middle East. s .1 ' Either the Carter administration's ineptitude '1 cxrntrlvesextra excitement, as In the recent U.N.resolution fiasco, or Israel, as though resentful at ?'i,etng neglected and momentarily out of the spo ght, seems to do its best to provoke conNEW YORK New York City Mayor Ed frontatlon and controversy In the occupied West Koch has put Jimmy Carter in the middle Bank. between the president's political advisers and his foreign-policy experts over the U.N. vote , Recently, Israel expropriated a large tract of 7ro on Israel's West Bank settlement policy. ;piivate land in the predominantly Arab sector of Only two weeks before the crucial New ,, Jerusalem for joint Jewish -and Arab housing York primary, Koch blasted the addevelopments. This was widely Interpreted, as ministration for what the mayor calls the - was probably intended, to be Israel's testy •4nt anti-Israel bias" of the president's repudiation of the United Nations Security foreign-policy establishment. Council resolution a fortnight ago calling for the Koch lays the blame on what he calls the dismantling of Jewish settlements in the West "Gang of Five" Secretary of State Cyrus Bank, Including the annexed Arab areas of Vance, national-security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, Assistant Secretary of State Jerusalem. Harold Saunders, U.N. Ambassador Donald Here's another good example of how selfMcHenry and Andrew Young, Mcflenry's generating controversy works overtime In the Middle East. Israel's riposte to the United Nations New York primary is very important in followed the U.N.'s riposte In February when theThe eyes of Carter's political people al though Israel set up another settlement In Hebron, an they are not saying so publicly. They believe Arab town on the Israeli-occupied West Bank of they have Edward M. Kennedy on the ropes the Jordan River. And so It has gone ever since and are hoping that a one-two punch in the President Carter, Egyptian President Anwar al- Illinois and New York contests will knock out Sadat, and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem the Massachusetts senator once and for all. The 1.9 million Jews living In and around Begin sealed their framework for Middle East New York City represent the largest voting peace in September 1978. The conveniently vague and permissive bloCk in the state. Clearly, they comprise a force not to be dealt with cavalierly. language of the Camp David understandings voting The Florida primary results showed Center - I ____ .. . ' Of Old _____ Jewish voters were turning away from Carter, quite possibly because of the bungled U.N. vote. Kennedy ran ahead of the president In heavily Jewish areas, and this has the Carter forces in New York very by 1%4. Begin disagreed, Insisting the freeze would last worriedfor only three months, a Israel promptly ImKoch Is one of Carter's strongest political that allies in the state. It might seem strange, plemented new settlements at the end time. Less than, a month after Camp David, therefore, that he would attack the adninistration so soon before the primary. Israel's ezt ragvernm.ntal ó Jewish Agency Clow bskMrI, however, say that Koch's mapped out some 70 prospective sites In occupied attackowas carefully calculated. Arab lands. The government has approved, me mayor, after all,, Is one of the shrewdest started or completed work on 13 of these - politicians in the state, these observers point located mostly in the West Bank's densely out. Years ago, Ireexample, ItwuKoch who populated heartland which had been virtually dared take on Tammany Hall, defeating exempt from settlements until the Begin Carmine DeSaplo In the Democratic boost the process by which government came to power. Altogether there are own district. That began (I hine was old party mac 65 settlements, many of Which have been Koch, while a political ally of Carter, is first Ihickened" since Camp David. mayor largestJewishc°nIsrael's provocative militancy on the settlement EI2W2IIY In the world. In addition, he 1 per. defies rationalization by Its Mends in this country sonally a staunch suppor ter of Israel. He and elsewhere. Conceding Israel's requnent be expected, therefore, to UN his for defensible borders and acknowl the alliance with Carter to help Israel's cause by mystical religious bonds that tie the Jews to this driving a wedge between the political White part of their bibical homeland, it Is difficult to Hot.e and the foreign-policy establishment. understand the Begin government's self.defeatlng This he has done, According to administration sources who obsession to push the settlements at the cost of ould know, Vance, Brzezinski and McHenry sh Jeopardizing the fragile peace with Egypt and convinced Carter that the time had come to alienating world opinion, take a stand against Israel (Carter Is said not The price, It appears to almost everyone, is to have really needed much convincing) and much too high for the known rMults. The set- that the Security Council vot, was the way. dements cover only about 1 percent of the West T us he president's political advisers, led by Bank's area. Ten thousand Israelis are almost ciaim rt su = vice sea of lost In a rising Arabs. And no matter how President Walter Mondale, ambitious the Begin settlement plans, there the move. Vance and McHenry, appears to be no way so few Israelis can of. reportedly assured Carter they could get a 12211(1 resolutIon that would not elicit much fictively dispossess so many Palestinians domestic protest but would nod the desired 'lb be sure0 egIn hen his difficultiesin a teitious democratic society. But common smej message to Israel. They mIacak'ulated and a of not to sayWi=, should iflotivate him to strive Irotest arose In 11. JewIsh community. for real peEgypt and Israel's other Arab Reportedly, Mondale convinced Carter the nearl everything tO vote had to be turned around. After two neighbor. Instead of press for ithaory advantage In a ighly sensitiveb" now us vote, On White vu that IS Involved ID the most delicate of House changed Its story, saini It was all just negotiations. A000rdh4Iy, Israel could regain a communications foul-up. much 1st anaW by i1ipply pD moratoritan on its sterile IS pending a.emstt on the Palestinian autonomy JACK ANDERSON .Uonçonwhith so much MW Mng.. ____ \\ Afghanistan looks to be simmering down:to something considerably lea than Its orww * LO-C, 4, 1 I I 0041 p% -.--. - . - -- - ','i fit Berlin. France, being a particulairly uncooperative, scuttled a foreign ministers ___ — I WASHINGTON WORLD Painful Budget Process OMAS By HELEN THOMAS stringent. The general fd eeling that Is share ui white House HouseReporter by the multitudes Is that he had to do WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter something. plans to cut the 1981 federal budget by $13 carter said he examined a wide range 01 billion dollars to fight raging inflation. How to options. Certainly his voluntary anti-Inflation do it is another story. program of the past three years gets tailing Everyone is for motherhood, apple pee and marks. Now, he says there' is "no_ar $"" balancing the bdget, bet When It comes time costing this pill. It Ii for Carter to announce specific reductions Carter's aides are saying the days of there will be squawks aplenty, PeCia1IY inexpensive gasoline are gone forever. from special interest groups. American society is chanfng in many ways, me president and his cohorts know that andtheenergycrunchishittlngaflaspecta of slashing the budget is a politi cal quagmire, daily living. particularly In an election year when they go In many ways, Carter has nsf suffered out of their way to avoid any friction with their constituencies, diverse as they may be. politically from skyrocketing Inflation. There has been widespread sympathy that the Within a couple 01 weeks, Carter Is cx- probl em Is Insoluble and that P251* not It flUlt. pected to have made his final decisions on the It is habit with presidents to point out that revised budget. And he is using the words "paintuJ process" and "bitter medicine" there is no "magic wand" to wave In such more and more to describe things to come. economic crises. Nevertheless, Carter and his advisers been consistently wr In The cities, labor, the built in bureaucracy of their predhave t ic ions the last 01 which was that the federal government itself and other be nice mild recession to cool segments of society are all vulnerable and not the happy with the prospect of huge cuts In their operating fW2dI. If Carter were to be faulted, It would . The bitter medicine was Indeed hard to take toinly be that he has 1201 mad the hindWT4Ith for the thousands of delegates who attended on the wall. For that matter, when he has the National League of Cities CongressIonal, tried to awaken Congress -particularly con. City Conference when Carter gave them the cerning the energy crisis for the past three word In an address earlier this week. They years —11. lawmakers have stalled and to act. applauded him when he walked into the ballrooms and sat silent on theIr' hands But now t he president believes Congress throughout his address, has the message, and will siport a balanced i, budget. In spirit, that Is true. In reality, that's No one wants to hear that the new order of the day and that belt another question, tigtdenlng ghtening may become a way of life for a long There is, however, a growing awareness time, that uncontrolled Inflation can exact a heavy Nor Is It particularly enticing to the PrlCeon thecountry.Hlstcryshowsltaloohas average citizen to realize that to battle in- taken a terrible political toll at tinse. Ration, Carter style, he will have to pay more his appeal for mport 01 his program and iiacr&s, Carter quoted Ralph at the gas pump as a result of new oil Import fees. Waldo Emerson who wrote: "The two of Some believe Carter's answer to inflation is life Is to believe what the years and the I too little and too late. Others believe 111* too centuries say against the hours." - ___ ____ - consultation that was shaping up as an antiSoviet skull session. Britain backs the Uni ed States on the Olympics and trade cut. tallment, but went ahead on Its own possible neutralization of Afghanistan as a canpromise solution. Uninformed and w. barrassed Washington read It as backing down. So it goes. So It has gone, as a matter of fact, for some time In the alliance since the Europeans regained a measure of strength of their own and sufficient self-assurance to cease cowering behind a once all.powerful U.S. protector. may be a regretable turn of events o Washington In its present foray into power politics, but it is by no means a bed thing in the 10121 view of either East-West or Inlerallied relations. It Is, in fact, a culminstlo 01 U.S. postwar policy, the pirpossof which as to put Wstern Europe back on Iti feet, not to an American chain of satellites. -,in ,eii mat we era Of air own success, that we brought the prus disarray on ourselves. In the general confusion, however, there Is One notable point of stability - the Frej*th. German relationship. Parts and Bopn, although not always In complet, agr eement 4 On All MiAnces,hi,, natsd policies ., I '' '11, 11 - - a '' ' -. CNITAI $50 Million Con Man? antagonlan. Their present association began na li mited way In the postwar linkage of the ' tent 01 the omiginal Coal and Steel Community was to so mesh the economies of the two tat they would be unable to war against .4th ___ 0 'Too ben' iee&,'t a pr*nay — wd be a 'I - list may have been accomplished, In $he form of the present European Econac$c mnwity that grew out 0111 and now toconwae, alas nations with several othi lined UP to JOEL But even more eeetive $ss been another development, the Frano German edente that has become the cenr of European political gravity. In Boss, a ,istiois)ilp that 4nitially wa4 a of the two dominserft misdo of Mails do Gaulle and Itorad Adonr, lii sonisuag of a myi1e. 'fe acq French coimection has speeded German ccacceptance as a nation among atlons ratlpr than a pariah, The French are not ovety popular In Europe, but they are no ltte*t. Louis XIV and Napoleon are afely tud __ "• Rep. Flinn Testifying it I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Rep. Gene Flinn is expected to testify today before a select House com- a mittee to deny allegations that he fondled former aides and attempted to make sexual iotercourse a condition of their jobs. M9 ::; big oil cwtp I w "cherge what the ma,ut will bew." How did all this map pob& s"? on wq will dw opUft pmItted by is to bmp tiak' oil rshsg d ,at—. j(1 . --• __ eIggg -- - The hearing will be the lanel's first chance to question Flinn, D-Miaml, about the allegations which also Include charges he used legislative aides to per2. i form work for his private legal practice a violation - of House rules. Flinn was placed under oath briefly at a hearing last I week and said he never told aides they were required to have sex, but, admittedhe may have propositioned women who worked for or applied for Jobs with him. - ¶ . 1 me , U.. , .J. :.' ... 11 , ' % p - . 4 , a f,~:.. .. . ,,"I , ~ ~J i I I ' HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Jih -Sanford: !nOl*IthI,ine Crossley P. Harrill ziz P. Jasper C. Warren ,BLiA.IfflCe WIlliamson Cirolkw Tntorl, DiBary 1,iG4snn W. Irwin. Deltona o #uesn. O'Day, DsItoia A. Hastings, Lake Mary IVI d 0 Ferguson. Winter rIng . t4 ur ' 11 .4 I IF ~ iI I ,J, " I i., - , , 1. I., , 1 ;_ , ,!$ .4 I I . - r, " ;, I r. I . . ..., ! I I * ~ . i V ~ lt ',% A,. II , , ( ;i , 01 , .; ,0,-'- , "I 4 %.q I , . - ,, I W I /r "'), , ~ -, I " - I L " 1. It - -: /) " I- h 7 'c__J Those are pretty impressive numbers. And Watt-Wise LivingmM pays. So if you're planning they represent the energy savings of the 4,300 to buy or build a new home, plan to make it a Watt_WiseTM homes currently within the FPL Watt-Wise home. FPL's money-saVing Watt-Wise service area. homes have features like extra ceiling and wall $739,000 buys a lot of electricity. Or a lot of insulation, solar and heat-recovery units for water other things for Watt-Wise home owners who heating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or don't have to spend it on their electric bills, heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting And 24,000 barrels of oil? That's 24,000 and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient barrels that Florida Power & Light doesn't have windows and doors (with glass areas planned to to import from foreign sources at ever increasing minimize heat build-up). It may cost a prices. Which saves FPL money. Saves our cuslittle more now. But in tomers money. And puts our country that much the long run, it'll Cost closer to energy independence, a whole lot less. I=RL~ FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY DISCHARGES Seminole. Richard E. Collins Carroll W. Crockett Carol L. Fagin Mildred Hancock Paul E. Jonkins Laverne M. Phlan Edwayni Robinson Helen DeLanly, D.Sary Catherine ch.,,. Delto,ia Janice M. Gilmore, Ositona Joseph A. Hastingi, Lake Mary GandUs Sioblom, Lake Mary Aaron Lewellin, Paisley - Mimi* ', 44 I rt' I I ~ . t 1 I _ 1, ; '. ! *~ 1 ~ P I pI"". . 1 (t 0..1 ,f .I~ , .~ ` . I. I . ,,: ..: - i~i-i, M .' ,. '. . ,-J 4' ,.:N*. o '~* 44 4% .. II1i ________________ 'SIMIIIOLIM(MOIIAL heal, unusual bleeding, thickening or a lump in the breast or elsewhere, indigestion or difficulty in swallowing, obvious change in a wart or mole, and nagging cough or hoarseness. 0 "A, * : I0. .I.I. . -e - '!.4f .OII ." .~N .% 4 ,. .:. a. ," . .0.) ~ 4' WttWise Living. It saves you more than it costs. Ask your builder about it. Waldron, Port Orange Elmer Dustman, Sorrento Anna Perron*, New York li : ~ ;HOSPITAL NOTES ' Cancer warning signals include a change in bowel or bladder habits, a sore that does not Symptoms. torl rr The new advice applies only to people without cancer symptoms. The society said those with recognizable signs of cancer should seek immediate medical help. away from as regular exams for people without cancer f '° Dr. S.B. Gusberg, president of the cancer society, said the new recommendations will deliver essentially the same health benefits as earlier recommendations "at a greatly reduced "ost, risk and inconvenience to the patient." doctors taking a patient's health history during annual physicals. Such reviews often uncover sym upton ms that require additional tests of the type the cancer society backed - ' :-' cancers of the thyroid, testicles, prostate, ovaries, mph nodes, oral region and skin. Dr. Vincent Devita, acting director of the government's National Cancer Institute, generally agreed with the new recommendations, saying they are consistent with recent findings "that SOIIIC of the tests we were looking at for screening programs don't really yield significant returns," The society said, for example, there is no evidence regular chest X-rays to detect lung cancer are effective in reducing either .,., 1N I deliberations. 'i_i ) by the leading private anti-cancer organization also call for annual doctor's checkups for those more than 40 to look for M..1 ,~ - ~ ~* 0. . ,", . "-, f . 4i ., "4 Z _,, I~~.'k": ~' -.1.~I,~ ,. ,f 0.- ,.%~ . ; ~ . ., ., . t, . .I . AA ,...K . ~ ,- . _V~ , a-. ._ _ U4 1 _ I,~ ,. .k - ~ ,1, ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — A federal jury begins a fifth day of deliberations today over a claim by an Orlando couple that a popular morning-sickness drug deformed their son. The jurors sent U.S. District Judge Walter W. Hoff. man a note declaring themselves "hopelessly deadlocked" Thursday morning. The judge asked them to try again to reach a verdict so they resumed " n Thursday sickness or death. The radiation from such tests, while low, could result in a significant dose accumulation over the years with unknown health effects, The society reduced the recommended frequency of sigmoidoscopic examinations for cancer of the colon fromim annually to every three to five years for men and women more than 40. Such exams are uncomfortable and the society said reduced frequency should have little change on their effectiveness. Devita emphasized the importance of . -I 'I N jw,, Still Deliberating - away In history. 6 i MIAMI (UP!) — Police in four states are looking for a convicted embezzler authorities say wrote an estimated $50 million worth of phony Insurance policies on Lloyds of London. Florida Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter's fraud prevention chief said Thursday Alvin C. Terrill, 53, of Miami has been charged with six counts of grand theft and one of organized fraud. Bob McKenna said Terrill is charged with writing "between 190 and 200" policies on Lloyds and one bogus policy on the Insurance Company of North America in New York, California and Illinois. Industrial hens of their economies. me In- me le ' . examinations by physicians for men and women more than 40. The new recommendations announced .'# '..;..". , ill,-~ -~ C TAUAUASSEE"Flft'(UPI) - Insurance..COmmissioner Bill Gunter has reserved the glass ibservation tower of Florida's skyscraper Capitol for "a major political announcement" Monday. Sources who refused to be quoted indicated he will announce his decision to challenge U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, Dave Lakin, Gunter's press assistant who brought the announcement to reporters shortly after quitting work at 5 p.m. Thursday, cut off a reporter who asked if Gunter will run. - capitalist system and the exploitation, national oppression and inequality it thrives on," the leaflets said. Earlier this week in Beckley, W.Va., 18 "brigade" members were arrested for waving red flags outside the courthouse in a demonstration that ended with fistfits involving hundreds of townspeople, including matronly women armed with umbrellas. In1980, 4,300 homeowners will ave $739,000 and 24,000 barrels of oil. ' j3 For Stone's Senate Seat ; ,. As the three were taken away, the A merican and Texas flags quickly were run back up the flagpoles flanking the facade of the 226-year-old nkonuluvnt. In the first minutes of the tense standoff, At least four other people argued with the police carrying arms hovered overhead in a crowd and three of them were arrested later helicopter and watched from nearby rooftops, for disorderly conduct. them." 11 Gunter Expected To Ru n In lass than a century, French and aprmess fought tbree videos were that win Ih.pl dmny eutgrowtb. 01 csntarlss 01 mutpal OILSCA By AL ROSSITER Jr. UPI Science Editor WASHINGTON (UPI) - The American Cancer Society, faced with evidence some cancer tests are not worth their risk and cost, has revised the cancer checkup recoinmnendations it started promoting in the 1950s. The changes represent a more conservative approach to cancer detection and eliminate the recommendation for an annual chest Xray for heavy smokers more than 40 years old. They also reduce in frequency some other examinations designed to uncover malignancies in their earliest, most-treatable stages. Still recommended, however, are monthly breast self-examinations for women more than 20 and annual digital rectal i lt ; :' 'IuIay the Texas Revolutionary May Day Brigade has scaled the walls of the Alamo — hated monument to slavery, the U.S. plunder of Mexico and vicious oppression of the Chicano people — and from its roof, raised the red flag and banner reading: 'Down with the Cancer Soc'i'ety Alters Recommendations IN BRIEF : .", considelft the r @ c nt history of the two nations. other again. The two men and one woman, members of the "Revolutionary May Day Brigade," were charged late Thursday with desecrating a venerated object —the flag —during their 30minute siege atop the mission. They said the communist-affiliated "brigade" was traveling the country for a 1 FLORIDA iiegre. that is remark" In the currpnt interplay of national Interests and astounding me "1 I it -ii 4 A 1 —v west Germany and France resist a boycott of the Moscow Olympics. Germany fear s for Its trade tin and the security'of ___ - - apirench—appesMageeBIg eosiasesasi PUN ofheetingoll cook on the average. s operating costs Islihely to be recordedas Big Eor to moderatl their moneymaking cient& 01 that amoimt, the refiner paid about higher refiner profit ... A clew impHeado is tess volsdlly. 30 cents In crud, oil costs, leaving a margin of that refiners' profits have risen sigelficea. thUscass of 8lgB,eusc,1l(or 7cei*ts. tly." CX this 7 cents, about $4 cents were eaten terbs.rsace has f.D. is Involugstors iff Ewa a" W4nft up by operating costs, according to a National we I,, bSIn.eiR vappilos council e'p"d the Intaniswod Iiiised Petroleum Cmm11 study. That left a modest Po ___ margin are at ate.. ontoomo way: 'As a N$ ci' the s, , of __________ 1.102515 per iIiiiiIn profits. The and, bi trsth is t the pr_ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ 1_ _ _ —t's erp'ftrtaI $MiId&, pre evssd toise EmIn ad moco ad comii to A year after the voIsnWy __________________________ vdalmy wage and price__________________________ gWdIb't, ___ or he peo'sd with tower werbing. A specific d $w p',Is Is Into iflct, a gallon 01 home hssttog oil cost e i—. t in average 010 cents. (This has gons up to . t ti.i i. "Ceidrasy to all ccaçsy csw Is flset is to_1'i th, to reals me murully mild'v, hu allewed obentN cook todq.)W the Ncents,4$was comgeeukn.I te that t piles tocsel"- - iglergeproilts 01 the 'tV's pow to ova drastic the met 01 the orals oiL That left a margin 01 knasu beer a sired roiaaIp to their freE ir paU.h .perem." 51 Cents. ____ .r.at"4h'wRidltu'Ihipt laoreas.dc. the atbssfceadthaIce al ceq .perM Using the frihaWs ews figursi, In. are st eves a co4aties to the ___ ___ vuidigatoes for Rap, Ben Roethel, D-N.Y., do'o—"'ig piece tic Wng prime to en home '. fueL I. 'o*v the ee ill If *i('7 q4$ the rise to operating cnda t about the major cuir—*' .g a---'— bi ir to. 210 —cenid enlspatyppnglpg en bolls, heating I$'pircent, or U aruwice $at*yr.c psr gallon. 'Also contrary Ii their csgresulseal alpius. ______ ____ 14 cents would he profit. trectagredygrab remaining pite01 lautwW, "the major .11 cr'se so ___ __ kakttie-nstiosd study, the Cosigri*nal en alcstaaulysisasth.sáIv their pelts. PIe kern oeagr-- ni1 to. and the p's ewe Orricil Rch SvIce fed similar data and enormous pica toomsssue,w thu Ipi yew," pe ;' aci to vial ±1 be as Wags sad Price P#Vty ew me. cc'cIal.d that "no doubt operating costs the .ubc I1mnItto. stal (sued, (1 OILEAM the grist bsne ia*g have risen ... (bit) It appears unlikely that ddwdb doubt on these pious dalnii, Instead, tis Investigators 0010 40led. the filen of 1t7$1S. m. - n i - ', _____ __________ 00 -&a i tr Ir hu been &tingly conspicuous by its Xb- WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter's however, they rose by IN percent." In September 1171, a month before Carter's faltering attempts to duel with Iatlon have The study add.: "Ally senoost 01 this is. voku'ty guidelines were announced, a crease In margins not oftsatby I4I! bees burl mny on a sort of ev'ft - ,, , billing u the most threatening Eut.Wst crisis since the Cuban missiles or whatever. Not, however, that it doesn't still presint protIezflL including those it has given ria to among the Western allies. A common approach to the Soviet takeoyer " -- WASHINGTON (UP!) - A new bank opening its doors today wai crested by Congress to lend consumers' $300 million to form cooperatives that will repair cars, buy food, find housing and fight the high cost of li ving. Carol Greenwald, president of the National ConCooperative Bank, Thursday said the institution "will aggressively plan how to make cooperatives a significant alternative for the consumers of this country." The bank, she predicted, will be "taking the consumerr movement forward by a quantum leap." The bank was authorized in a law signed by President Carter in August 1978. Backers of the bank had contended, and Congress agreed, the growth of co-ops had been hindered by their lack of financial and technical assistance. In addition to providing loans to cooperatives at prevailing interest rates, the bank will offer advances and technical assistance to help people organize coops. It is authorized to invest up to $300 million in coups during the next five years, and can borrow up to $3 billion from other capital sources. It has $37 million earmarked for loans the first year and was to begin accepting applications as soon as the doors opened at noon. We aren't likely to hear anything to the effect from the White House very soon, but Home Heating Prices: An IERRYI WORLD. 'Consumer Bank' Opens Storms ____________ - permitted President Carter to believe Israel would freeze new settlements pending agreement on "autonony" for the West Bank's 700,000 Palestinians and a final peace accord scheduled 6 _____ _ - LI KNOXVILLE, Term.(UPI) - Relatives tipped police to a young woman who convinced her boyfriend she was pregnant, kidnapped a baby girl from a mother's arms in a maternity ward, then drove around town showing off the baby to friends. The 5-day-old infant, Erica Adams, was returned unharmed to her mother at University Hospital Thursday — 22 hours after the kidnapper tricked the mother into thinking she was a hospital employee sent to change a diaper. Hilda Jean Lawson, 26, a former mental patient at a Knoxville facility, was charged Thursday with kidnapping and ordered held under $100,000 bond. fearing the three were armed. Then they threw ladders up the back walls of the Alamo, climbed up, handcuffed the trio and led them down. "You better take them away," one onlooker shouted. 'You better not let us get ahold of three-month period on behalf of the Revolutionary May Day Committee to drum up support for May 1 demonstrations when the nation's streets "would be flaming." The trio scaled the walls of the historic mission Thursday afternoon, tore down the American and Texas flags and shouted slogans from atop the "hated monument to slavery" to protest the treatment of Chkanos. An LII1IWY crowd of 200 gathered below and exhorted iolice to "get 'cm down " SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - It was 145 years ago this month a vastly outnumbered group of colonists and soldiers died defending the Alamo against a Mexican army. Today three self-styled revolutionaries are in the city jail for staging their own bloodless assault on Texas' most revered shrine. IN BRIEF WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .r.n. Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, p $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. it!s 41 3 Revolutionaries 'Remember' Alamo Friday, March 21,1910--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I! �,.- .1 * . ...-.-- •.•-;'-- •- _-•-••"•"l .---.1 .-••....-- -. ." -.,-.- ... .- •L. -"a• '•- , 3,_p.... *.-**---* 011=1 ILIKR 91111 SPORTS .1 A-InaIog l4sraId, Sanford, Fl. . ? . il Friday, March 21,1* I F ) t^r )0q . rs L eade %4 % It U.S. ' Silver Anyone? Set Hot Pace In 5 Star Hawks eysAMa)oK HeTIIdSpOFIsWrIter CF Daryl Ely Just two years ago BIrto By LARRY CASTLE .302 Benjamin's Lake Howell baseball team astounded the RF "Mo" Smith Central Florida area ad-byLF Barry Stockwell vancing to the final eight before losing in the regional to am worth. Smith Again this year the Silver At the half way point in the 1* tennis season most 'of the Hawks have been swooping up area colleges and junior colleges are having good campaigns. victories, but It'. been about Checking the Juco'swe find that although over-all the state la asaurprlathgas birds flylng. perhaps the weakest that It has been in several years, there After dropping en opening are at least five teams with a chance of doing well in the state season tournament pme to wrhaIr: and nationals. The following Is a team by team report of area Lyman's Rick Marcello 24, 296'. junior colleges. the Silver Hawks have I. Seminole. 15.5 record so far thIs year and until last week forgotten how to lose. appeared to be in for one of Its best seasons ever. One of the Thirteen straight opponents team's best players, Kevin Russell m D.C.. decided to drop have felt the gged claws of :, out of school for personal reasons. This left a huge hole In the Benjamin's Hawks as they , ;',, Raide r line-up, to make matters worse, Riasell'. replacement, have marched to a first place Scott Reagan, has a badly sprained right___ thumb and is lost to $tarQonce : B the team indefinitely. The squad Is now down to five players . )R i'**T11BrlanMurray more andt he goallstojustgetateamon thecow't, Therehavebeen 'This 0 1 Jay Drvas .s4) a total of 15 players on the SCC squad this year with eight % .324 and • leaving school for various reasons. ç a, , 2. Daytona Beach .24.1- one of top two or three teamsln the I fid stpte.A definite contender for the state championship. I.. I. Valencia .9.0. This ls the bestteamin the history of the Lake sihool, weak schedule hurts the team. No threat for state 1. dampionzh1p, none the less In for a good season. Birto . I, . Central Florida .15.l - Top jucoteamin state and one of the three or four Best in the nation. .Brevard41. got off toa good start but hu faded lately r*4obably not In top to In the state, with a 64 mark. .Po.24.AfteraflneyearlaatyearPeIkIsina rebuilding £ _______ today at 3:30 pin, when y at DH Charlie Miller / second place D.Land comes JucoRanklngs: """ Junior College Nett ers L Set Hot Tennis Pace 1, /v ss; .''• I.-. 13 VICTIMS : : • • foam Is disciplined has more con enc Howell I.nlamln MUW9 4 . :" .• '. . , . .. ' • .' • •' ' 7 Sanford 5 Lake How.II 7 OvIedo 5 Lake Howell ci TI. Oak RIdg. 5 Lake Howell 13 .•, . .. •• ___ . _____________ f _________________ If OV0,; harlot Brian Murray, "Probsblyout biggest asiet would be our plta4th4'statf," declared Benjamin a former Jones High standout athlete. Headi* ng that staff Is the poised senior right header Murray. The 14 forkbali VDade New.World Center 4. Dade South Pensa cola Seminole Valencia Palm Beach Brevard 0. Dade North . C Frank Reindi .250 * • Oviedo 10 Lak.How.II14 p4i' Lake Howell 3 Oak RIdg. 1 Lak. How•II 11 Lak.' HawaIi 4 81. Apopka 2 1J 11 Sanford 4 Lake Howell 5 Spruce Cr..k 0 Lake Howell 1 S.abraz. 0. Lake Howell 10 Lake InHey 4 - ___ 'I .. ..Q ffi.r and f.I I.nlamln ___ - tuffle Tosses 3 Hiffer I.nlàmln ) wa • - season I had a tal.nt Hawk pltch,r ___ . ___ _ d - . Bird, Tigers __ ... pr -'- pwlls n siud sw AC ... I ... a a ... ... 9an n ... * Ford Dellveii; In Clu tch For Kings egmbesahssa Prus iiuMuf piste vu.. Thveq w 1 419'. * • rmsr Lyman Cae.r.Nam.d. 1 , G.or9la M1Frishrnan TWO gi Hanson, a1 riui, us . - a, etiul !1In . , k . '. . . .......... . ---. lbs on if U .- ...e 1 . - . 1 . ,. ,- • 1-• I-' - * . -. * . * * :* ws1 -•A,swI_. Drexel vs. Millersville, 10 a.n. Bloomfield vs. Milligan, I p.n. Mansfield State vs. Rhode Mulkin (M) Now York 5 4 4 4 .500 3 3 .500 4 100 * Milwaukee .S56 mery CC vs. Rutgers, I Junior College Thursday's Results Seminole 4.7, Camp'ville 0.4 Minnesota at Washington ill 6- Pi ttsburgh at Edmonton Detroit tVa n co u ver California 2 4 .333 Campbellsville 000 000000-061 Boston 2 6 .250 Seminole 002001 01*-I11 Texas 9 .112 K. Smith and G. Smith; Wise ard National League Hitters- Cam. Los Angeles 6 2 .750 Hensley; Atlanta 5 2 .714 bellSville: Lasley 2.4; Seminolt: Philadelphia U FrsnCi$C0 .n 5 2 .714 Montreal San Diego Chicago 3 3 .500 4 5 .414 St. Lou Is 3 4 Cincinnati Houston k Chicago at NY Islanders Atlanta Boston Hartford ta Mo ntreal Buffalo at Toronto Washington at St. Louis Detroit at Colorado Arrington 2.4; Sivio H R; Gage H It. Quebec a Los nge es Campbellsville 002 011 000-4 93 Seminole 000 020 iIx-7 10 0 p 1980 BALLETGtJILDGOLFTOURNAMENT The Mayfair Country Club will host the Ballet Guild Golf Tournament to be held March 29th, 1980. Campbellsville: 3 S .313 Fugwa 23; Kaclin 24; Seminolp• 2 5 .236 Arrjpgton 45; Sapp 23; Recarls New 2. CampbellsviIle 0 5; Seminole Ill. or Today's Games New York Mets vs. Minnesota at Orlando's Tinker Field, 1:30 p.m. Detroit B vs. Montreal at Daytona Beach, 1:30p.m. Philadelphia A vs. Chicago player which includes dinner, etc. for he-she and guest. You can include 'our wife-husband in the tournament for $25.00 additional. The net proceeds will be given to the Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole, a non-profit organization and donation will be tax deductible. As a Sponsor you will receive: 1. One round of golf at Mayfair Country Club. 2. Lunch starting at 12:00 noon. 3. Cocktail party from 6:30 to 7:30. 4. Dinner 7:30. 5. Three first rate golf balls, tees, etc. 6. Prizes for closest to hole on all par 3's, longest drive, also - 8.7.overall izes will awarded in each flight Saturday Night. Dancing to 50's Disk Jockey following dinner and awar- Houston Cleveland vs. Milwaukee, at low itross and net. for be Pr ding of prizes. By being a Sponsor you will not only be helping a very wor thwhile organization in our community, but you will be assuring yourself of an outstanding day of golf and entertainment, not only for yourself, but to Include your wife. . Lakeview captured three of Walker 7. Willie Mitchell kept the six titles as the SYSA Sanford in the game with 16. string by winning the 7th crosstown rivals from San- Lakeview's 40 pct. Duidre In 71h grade girls action, WESTG Cincinnati Kansas City at Fort Myers, vs Boston vs. Los Angeles at Vera * The tournament will consist of one day of golf to be played at Mayfair Country Club in Sanford, Florida, Saturday 1:00 P.M., March 29, 1980 shotgun start This year's tournament sponsorship is $50.00 For a single Milwee broke the ties * Lakeview ve II. Spart ans it.r ford, 62.56. Steve Alexander Ilillary was high with 11. 'I'eague ciune through in tile second its they th did e job from the outside Maxine Campbell had 10 and final minutes to nip Lakeview, with 19 points and Ccc Mona Benton 8 for the win- 32.29. The victory was sealed d efe a ted Bradwell controlled things ners. Michelle Schwartz led by a successful f ou l shot from Taini Davis led the way with underneath with lots of back- Rocklake with 14 followed by Kim l.ubenow. Patty Cousino 14. Jucki Johnson had 7. board work and 17 points. Laura Glass and Kim Averlil led the Teague scorers with Karen Deshetler led Rocklake : ill Steve Grey added 8 and Isaih with 7 each. 12. Mfrhe!I' Brown had 10. with 7. Slier, Fryball (7) and lryii; :, * Annbel Smith was high for Lakeview with 19. lila wound up its second season Of Bill Wynn scored 14 and Ted grade boys title with .I 39-35 Singleton added 6. Lakeview's play with basketball tour- Jones 13. victory over Rocklake. Jeff 6th grade boys ran away from nament action In six different Reynolds and Scott Russell Rocklake, 91-22 to win the divisions. The Mustangs came The Lakeview 8th grade dominated underneath for the works. Chris Jackson hit a big home with the 8th grade girls upset undefeated Spartans, controlling both 31 and Robert lull added 28. boys, 8th grade girls and 6th Rocklake, 41-32, The taller boards and scoring 17 and 13 Tony Harris, Jasper Collins grade boys championships. Patriots couldn't get un- respectively. For the losers, and Mark Klein all had 10 In 8th grade boys, t racked and shot a poor 22pct. Mutt Marvel, Rod Metz and apiece for Lakeview. * Lakeview stopped its for the gatne as against Scott Underwood all had 6. ,Nlilwee's 61h grade girls Philadelphia at Hartford .. ah was high ith 10, Jeff Wolf scored 7 and Stanley 6. Lakeview Mustangs Capture Three Of Six : vs. North Central I, 1 3 571 p.m. Clevela nd Seattle x-clinched division title y-clinched playoff berth Thursday's Results Toronto 0 Alit St. Louis 4 Quebec 6, Colorado 2 Friday's Games NY Rangers at Winnipeg Island, white sox at Sarasota, i:3o p.m. Philadelphia B vs. Toronto , Doublost Mulkin-Farquhar d. Langill-Stsuble 6.2. 6.4s Luccl. : R Jakland vs. Seattle it Temp.. £ A • ND TE PENIN Icao Cubs at ILItr) d. Hickman-Wisor 0,6.2, I . 6-ft 1111141111467Di1yt 118s: 89 (R) d. San Diego vs San Francisco at Phoenix, Ariz. 3 p.m. I CONTINUES Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lak:iandp.m. Baltimore vs. New York Fci*of 6-4, 6.2; Spielman (R) d. Webb 4.1, 6-3; Leyta (K) d. Green Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, I Webb.Leyt* 4-3, 4-1, Wagner. Leisure (K) d. Moran-O'Grady 0. ?.Si . . Varga.McFrsdrlck 6.1,4.6,7. S. HIGH SCHOOL Thursday's V * $ Nyml-l; Watson (LB) d. Hoong pwMest Voindiffl-Maynes (E) uss Jones 36, Morley X, Gtfor :: 45. 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M'uhi,l F.57611 i EACH SATURDAY THRU APRIL 12th 941"t Gill.. ivaasl,$oiIordI th&Idan (I) C, Crodior.Sishop I- I LOCA1'IONS OVM.6, Kiuimse1 &. * I ; - --r I AT AU WESTGATE TV 1 s,Iei; Planted. Perez 5-3; IJSwsu* d. Gardner 5.1, Panitsr t1prp.nt.r 5-1; Maw d. Woods 1111; Un (K) d. cox I-S. I Plante-Lfwuriux d. z-arp.nt.r I-Os Pointer-Shaw d. Gardner-Woods S-i. Ford-Sloan (E) C. iirn IS: slow WarnerV * .: * if0I mcan I-i. I I - At Alhambra, Par 12 Valencia: Zinn 69 SN 74 d. 01;I:: .-- Valencia 2fl Cent Fi 324 Trinity 4.6110sp Mom I Davis s McCaw dMWer Btc J: C.pp.i: 78. 84; Porterf fold d. Zinimaster 111-11; e Si. Cubarria d. Tiffin I.); Sanders d. Yancey 7I, Pock it, Nish IlIchelso MaddocI-2;Niwbirgd. olmsl. OviedeI$4,Le,sbwilfl S. AtBlgCypr.u, Par 36 afty 4., 3 - 'N' 23.00 6.00 'I? ... - * : : _ d - inewpotitwoumairm __ SUM Arm Spells Bad News, tiAe ftoncos Apopka L Pct 8 3 .727 6 3 .667 625 6 4 .600 On any given day . i Room fr ..4 .O :t,'.'I.I.fJ ____ . 7 Be Singles: Polar: (M)d. Luccl 3. ' • _____ Q(2-6)19.60 p (1-2) 45.81; 1(6. 2-7) 231.40. Twelfth race- 7-16,0: 43:70 MP Babe 11.40 2.S.ro TH:RSDAYIRISULTS I can pull one outFijU.ofFlorldawdflsen$onlnetituts.Aftsraalowstart poll me. . 'Since the beginning of ___now appears to be one of the better four year teams in us.snlknswwshadalot.1 tle state. WIUb.In top ten in naticninDIvIaionIL __________ I. 1 good wins over taut," ud Murray. it -14.4- Got off to a great start with Comfortable th at . and Flaglàr but has been lnaalhampof late. Will beifl wujust amattorotputtin$It While Murray u helped WI W together and we did." ten In nation in Division IL his own cause with a .541 And platting It together 7. U.of Florida. What should be one of the top five Division I 1 ' average during parttline team lnthe nation Is not am In the top ft" t.wi. In thSEC better . 0 duty, the leading regular even in Florida. A long lock needs to be taken at this Murray, .11 pitcher Miller also does hitter has been junior third Since the opening pans less ograzn to see what can be done to get it up to the level It ones designated hitting wII, •••. besenian Mike Wood. to Marallo, Murray ws. Wood, who quarterbacks has produced a .333 bsttli, Flagler -Once a national power, this team has been hurt enbeslabi. alceg with juniors cat.. the Silver Hawk football "° 0t °' by the loss of many key players and is In a rebuilding stage. Murray IIrIo Snit1 Mfldl 'Mo' hsndlø team, Is hitting a lusty .371 Nest Week: Mental Toughness The key to winning tonal. Smith (34), senior Dave I.eig the superb mound staff, and 11 while in , ($4) and junior Rqy 30et comfortable that we will Miller the ball for a rematch position. batting .210. (14). his wrist inward before win," said Benjamin. .wlth 14mm the only team Benjamin compares thu Anotherbigstickiflatehas year's bailciub Butth.ac.o( the MaflhM release. to beat the Hawks vs si the "I throw the bell at the Iglg4ar.j, ypm David DiMairo IIIWJId hems been the tines-year starter The or right bander been senior outfielder "Mo" favorably with the distr1st P five good Smith who drove In two rune and subregion champions handcuffed the Evening Scotty Andurton in the sixth. MurN7. In 30 i'es"*s the tall .KukWs and it drops down W b,ghtnIng o the f Wedoesday. Smith has batted Hrald Texans to tires hits The Texans only aim came right pii4 has not gives up below the knees," Murray tiring in ,,ar ago. just As puIi astdNsfoat and a 13 times, but 15 hitting Tuesday to lilt his Ssanoran inths bottom of the ftfIbwhen en earned run. know we sixth, 'fromMany "This team Is mors *1014 with all thus 690110 drop pitch. "It keeps the , mopped up for a save, Tigers toa3-1 season opening Vic DeSsiatis sacrificed iscipline and has met's" ___ ttsrs it ''"t'." lot of Along with a solid pitching win In the Semoran Posy thou. )Bggene. $I, MII has hood Completing Its outfield are confidence," said Senjni Also beeping the bittsn In going the distance, Tuttle ballSI while walking nine Baseball League. Lake Howell has made two more .310 hItters couçoring lids team to the theratON slsshssbsss of held theTmnetotiws.hlts uadpodlnga41i%ott the job somewhat sLur for senior. Daryl Ely (J) In Bobby IAaby4sd team of two Mairay's "out PItCh" has the stiff hi Which BII*IW't'I the lain.,, by scoring 100 center end Barry Btockwefl years ago. "And we ha4I t Tuttle and Texan's pitcher while strUdiai out (oar and Irlan Murray do been hIsfMtbSU whichbe sets has shown grist co= &Ing runs ing the 13.game wIn (.340) in lift. Stockwefl drove more teem togetherness. .P141 PerIto hooked up In a pi ng "On say given day Lest Weduuesday Benjainha strea Penile went 4-one third up with a ICh4vieg Lock. defensive tchi duel for In the wiamlng rims We& tidal that urns It up." .* giving up =a ed ball., Murray feels the ball ens au there and I me feel iroved his point by banding intthitj, "Ow'bsts hav, really come neiday. tIne wvelasa Innings. The $ dos 13 straight wine. hits and a Wglo Tigers picked up uneemud rim on nanilnthefourthandflfth walk and Dtltwo'U*dIii. 13, For -411Z aid scored th* third wieso Rebbis tAhe"t fl5 . homer in the 11th _ th4 to win It for TonIo Ken Plielpi Nones drulledli RBidoidds sd J Anderson foUowsd witI seer Willis and Clint Hinds all Mt home n.m In the sixth for a runscstng @W* to -I______ be uifd artist Wbe4 Ke Qty Dave Wuifuuidscondtworvjmilthab.s. Isdudalegis for _____ Tim Datnnit tigers' oifv1 rW'm'*r, b. won ths Houston's Dave Bergman hod three hits end Man Knicely Sass Diego San Fni' Lasty Betide. bit Ir joivug. Bassett west U showing (or, the ltI' Lsag Bias if the YW award in 010 before drove in two nine... Atlanta's lklan Aseulsithe bit homer and inching a three-twa_'ih In the ninth Ken HuHWaan hiL I sttaeL i.day, hidhadll4 a homer Mi-tiLl R;tobl* pve opts, rus and a -s to pace iiSiti attack scored two runs a Wad slam 1mme ram to cup a Mziun Be ualh liming by the,11 and five rbi'a P0 ' Iti Mb In Ms (slowing an gPthW liver by 1 t to Raines Jury Cabs. :V's Ladi$eInlahs tea 94. In thscii'4a&red if save pile in his onIosaiy ' . ----AMU. Five Star recordta34esthayserand1 .. it I'y, sia throwing on the . ,'r,.MItu, .., idibaN, too," . Fldr$hd,1MtitiIMWIud*todey Idida't _____ ___ rGC United a." with him. Pa's a real competitor." Ii think asything if lI{f it away Cleveland dowaid Hoston uw 1* $ few 4sys ci befits Des* Hosan "Ford as the diffuses," scud (ji 33 - Phil Ford has a habit of ooud $snignuuSdS sale-armed to at in. ,, Denver Coach DoLe Walsh. 'ife took pt lbs ledug pit. lk.e who the Kansas Qty Kiss ,W' He won , p5 Filyck iflut he * ft Ii if Paid ___ ____ * . thepmsoverwhunewiybsdy Was wu pslssinth heve.seWnthsmetadTh*. : top,.. : 1 the Las Irend.y thor. bits f at ' 110 110 and ___ ___ he muds if his mast Ii'ipert.$ 01*01 5N." to Its feuth straight victory. Tim P" Des Hous idded dl Iadtr PetrMs. Ford's bacheourt partner, Otis Pad. drpp thetr ninth H*w if the erwi-, IjLIII*is01S010010 opSL 4.0 : Kiage wars having geoUap song, wast exactly dormL is • Ii Is : '$ Be me the Spin IS the Kings' Kevin Grsvsy and Ksi paj Ford and India, Ud, Tends. iIt:1 11$ lithe flint bS1I ri1421 ndulif the gems, UCSI3$ of hi . firaH Udtbehr kam'anrsntime' ____ ___ '--.33 ptwasth1 %diggen sy ______ t tud36pviuulaagonis. Regis King 1piIi in a 133401 victory. Thaadiledllmve. alive. Gievey led beth IAORANGH. Ga. 361t II*N5IIyeddeI1N 1aM.iN,I4.ILIniu1IN-drIDia1,$4,Ilsvud Tty asda.'nigetn.aaad __ alle IaQrango th..--r----- .*if ___ si,aa ith V U6 V tffli'$,IsP. P . A9 f Tim two gde sauna lbs cs.. sod ft.wo so Within a h0saw of i Im C * IN uw • th MLIwas Bueke In th tt MW puutsd (or $ spicteenier _$pcis iven. ii 47 jurcunt; ZIId Li the Goilgi. Ferd MBa "°'eU ñgintar. srmoncs . ngge' F __ ___ ___ I .rc.l1.giat. Athletic winds $1 dl esI It WNndbegemrdLapitrddLaMai1 411 d. Fgl t.r, "in the Imath Ford me thefl fk c .g ChveIwd ast Its In Mi 10 f Is HeCh.bbICh In ether NBA gems, 1dm baidig pint,"Ld Ka Qty Coach 7IsuL Pa soured 121 total c I am for $00 at winning streak to u '__ ' 1' CoItus Vttsniann'c.u. 'lied come down Detroit, 124410, Wubiagte@ topped c oils L lbs 1070.00 for by ". ___ RtI*t LlOyd $ TO"' The middi. and they bud no us to dual' Pt'p"i, 111413,* In cvurtiws, and pe1itpsrme. b BaU'us * o 3.80 Tennis alive," understated Benjamin. Joining Wood in the infIe about a Silver Hawk lineup are *jdnIor tint udcer Jay.. which Is dominated by .300 Drivas (.334) and Urea yeas' A . starter Scott Smith (.333) aj In one three-game stretch second k-J against Oak Ridge, Jones and Winterhalter is just under .301 Oyledo, the Sliver Hawk at .216. bombers outscored t he op "It's nice to know they're going to get you seven runs a game," saluted Murray. "You can throw your pitches whom you went when you Nancy 1 Lyman 3 .,I IBoston 3.10 3.00 C. 'I , . 2Conniej S Cocky Robin 7.00 0(2.7) 67.20: P (27) 147.90; 1 (2. 7.8) 921.20 A - 3,456; Handle 302,412 ;' Lake Howell S Lak. How.II 4 ••. ... •. . S Stream Lines 2.20 0(1-5) 20.20; P (S-i) 71.70; 1 7.3) 51.60. Tenth race -s-ia. A: 31:53 5 baton Y lLaPerlis . 4.60 6HP'$Bo80 9.20 Eleventh race - 5-16, C: 31 -71 6 Surf Ire Charmer 6.20 3.20 * 3.00 Jon.. 6 position 40.17. . -**--..---.--W Toronto 4.20 Jonas 2 :. ___ with big wine Rollins in craising along with a good . 5 Dancing Daisy 11.40 1.00 4.4o Kansas City 1 Jude 5*40 3*40 Minnesota I Total Effort 4.10 0(1.3)23.60; P (5.1) 105.81:1(3Chicago 1-11 211.n. n Ballet Guild Golf Set 2 1, Lake Howell 13 The 7th graders lost to Winter Park. 34.27. Gordon Pro Hockey n Nlnffirace-5-16,$: 31:64 •• •• e' Head For Savan s Baseball ' . ' a PON1E VEDRA, Fla. (UP!) -It's not "It's not helping my golf game, but my ago), I feel I'm doing that." was not atypical Sawgrass day," he said, break par for 72 holes in the three years champion Wadidna and three-time TI that Open champ Hale Irwin priorities are changing," said Irwin, who Irwin certainly gave that Impression after going through the round without a the TPC had been played at Sawgrass. champ Jack Nicklaus. wouldn't like to win more often than he went into today's second round of the Thursday when, playing during the single bogey. Twenty golfers were within two strokes has of late, it's just that other things - $440,000 Tournament Players Chain, windy part of the day on the Sawgrass JohnnyMffler, who h of the co-leaders going into today's be on the comeback trail,lhopedhemlgJ " Condi ti ons were virtua ll y perfect all but played such as spending more time with his pionship sharing a l4troke lead with course wherewind makes scoring Family -have become more important. Steve Melnyk. "It's no longer Important flcult, he shot a 5.under.psr 67 to matchwhen "I'mit's not second round. himself out of the TPC Thursday , crazyI teed aboutoff," thissaid golfMelnyk. course, but Ten of those had 66s, including Lee 76 Spain's Seve Ballesteros wasw1th. Irwin, who will be 35 in June, says he to play rest golf early." lowe the total Melnyk posted nearly four hours much easier to Way li kes to think he is in the middle of a Trevino, who credited a driving Up from foreigner in the opening round with at "However," said Irwin, who has won earlier. . . without the wind." fellow pro J.C. Snead "that enabled me to successful career, "But my family is No. only last year's U.S. Open since 1977, "I Melnyk, who missed the cut in four of There w ere 54 sub-par rounds shot hit the ball better than I have in a long and South Africa's Gary Player had a I and I like to get away from the game wanted to come Into this part of the year six previous TPC appearances and never Thursday, one more Um in the first time." Arnold Palmer didn't quality for the TP entirely at times. If you are a successful on an upward trend and, starting wi th the be fore broke par in this tournament, was round last year when winner Lanny time that has happened since the 'Jj 69 list included pretournament player, you need some time to yourself. second round at Inverrary (two weeks delighted with his 67. "ThIs obviously Wadklns wound up as the only golfer to favorite Tom WRtSofl. defending earlyfirst days of his career. Tennis C Indiana 35 43 455 121 , 37, Clancy 37, Gabbard 39. . ' ane Clevelnd 3 .42 131 2 St. Cloud: J Diericks 58, J. Central Fla. I. Valencia 3 Detroit 16 61 208 311 7 Diereck.s 41, Caruso 52, Bishop 57. ATSANFORD.ORLANDO The South Seminole earning dozen assists bet. Valencia Western Conference 0)0 ø 000-3 o 0LLEOE Tburseaynh,h,i,svI,s Midwest Division CtiiFla. 210 040 00x-4 133 I are still playing ween them while Banyacksi, Hurricanes College First race -IlL C, 31:52 W L Pct. GB Thursday ' s Results basketball and will wind Pat LaCore, Wildes, Norton Cruise. Fawbush (3). and $JOnasjflnØte 10.00 3.10 4.60 yMliw 32 . Central Fla, $,Wagnerl MacGeorge. Downs (6); Elliott 3 Corky J 510 400 y.Kan City things up this weekend with a and Quack were more than 11 32 .579 I, an d Locke; Hitters: ValencialPenny Diamond 4.20 Denver 29 4 .371 16 Wagner of games in Savannah, enough off the boards to series 201 000 001 0-4 t o MacGeorge 23, Keith 25; Central Chicago 0(34) $9.00; 1(1.3.7) 30500 27 19 .355 171 1 Cen.Fla. 003 101 0001-5 0 1 FloridaWilson Georgia. The Hurricanes compensate for Tassone. 24 Utah SecoM race -3.$,D, 39:33 23 53 .303 711z brought their 7th and 8th They had 54 rebounds bet2Dave Pear 3.10 4.20 2.50 Pacific Division McAlarey, Burtinell (6). ? Rapid Light 7.00 5.00 (8). Capstraw 10 and ProccIio, W I. Pct. grade boys teams to the West ween them. I BK's Red Phantom ii Kiley (3); Hodges and Hawlfns. au 4.60 yLos Ang Coast last week and the 8th The 7th grades were enySeattle 0(2.7) 22.40; P (2-7) 40.10; T u51 24 .680 3 Jarmui (9). Hitters: Wagne NHL Standings grade girls will join them in tered in the Tarpon Springs yPhoenx 7.4) 401.10; OD (52) 2510. Henry 2.4. 3b; Nuner 23, Bl: 50 36 658 i'By United Press International ,, Third race - s-ia, 5: 31:01 Portland Cugini 31, 2 runs 2 3 bs. U F35 41 .161 191. the out of state jaunt. Campbell Conference Boys Club Invitational San Diego luck Ringo 3.20 3.50 2.10 35 42 .455 20 winning run scored on wild ch. Patrick Division 1 Spider La Ru Records: Wagner 01, UCF 13.9 23 5.4 .299 32 310 250 Golden St. The 8th graders split a pair, tourney but didn't survive the W I. T PIS. lWright Seamer 2.40 xClinched division title Florida Baseball School x Phila 15 917 107 losing to Pinellas Park Boys opening round. They were 16 41-7) 13.50; P(7.1) 3300; y. y•clinched playoff berth MilIerville I, North Centril 2 y NY Rangrs 35 27 9 79 Club, 5948 - then coming eliminated by Ybor City, 52Thursday's Results Montgomery 11, Drexel 2 y NY lsindrs 35 78 9 79 11$.) 46.20. 42. Rodney Stanley had 17 in Wash 119, Phila 113, of PourThrace -S.16,D: 31:31 Milligan 10, Staten Island y Atlanta 33 26 12 78 back after a night of no sleep 7tarliter Cleveland 109, Houston 96 12.10 5.00 3.20 Mansfield 10, Iona 6 Washington 25 35 11 61 at the motel - to beat the losing effort, Rob Gordon IrfIre Beauty Boston 124, Detroit 106 Iona 10. Rhode Island JC 4 3.10 5.40 Smythe Division Clearwater Bee., 70-58. They 13. Kin City 121, Denver ios 6am Player BloOmfield 6, Rhode Island 2.50 W L 1 PIS. Continuing to prep for their might have established a new Friday's Games (74)35.20: P(7.1) I 16.7o 1(7. Milligan 9, Lincoln Memor I 2 y Chicago 31 23 17 79 s 3.u. New Jersey at Philadelphia Adelphi 16, Rutgers 2 St. Louis 29 3112 70 Savannah games, the 8th training method. Detroit at Atlanta North Central 5, Drexel 6 FifThrace-$.1L$: 3i,5 Vancouver 23 3415 61 Eddie Norton led the way graders played Winter Park 2) 'R 's Adam Indiana at San Antonio 31.40 21.40 5.60 Mansfield St. 6. Rhode lslan JC Edmonton 23 3813 58. against Pinellas with 15. Troy flee at Rollins this week and Denver at Chicago a*tlti Immortal 3 Colorado 13.20 4.50 16 11 43 12 2.50Kansas City at Utah l Keystone Gambler Today's Games Winnipeg 16 4511 43 Quackenbush added 11, all in won 61-29. Quack led wi th 14, Golden State at Milwaukee Temple at U. of Central Flo di, 0(2-4) 134.81; P (2-4) 2,076.30; r Wales Conference the first half, Al Banyacksi 8 I..aCore had 11, Banyacksi 10 Phoenix at Portland 3:13 P.M. (247) 1634.20. Norris Division and Doug Koegler, Norton, San Diego at Seattle Sixth race -$.16, I: 311$ Cornell at Stetson, 7:30 pm!. T PIS. and Kevin Wildes 6. Saturday's Games Florida Southern at F lii, 3 m. x Montreal 2 Power Cap sac 3.80 3.20 43 Despite 37 points by and Rob Kerr all 6. 9 95 Washington at New York SWoolen Earlharn at Flagler, 3:30 nm. Los Angeles 27 34 12 66 C1earwztør's Dan Tnsone. 1.10 6A0 4 Two Stroke Boston at Cleveland Hartford Rollins Baseball Week 25 30 15 65 4.60 the foot deadeye, Indiana at Houston 0(2-1) 38.00; P (2.5) 80.40; 1(2. Cincinnati vs. Cornell, noon' Pittsburgh 76 33)7 64 6 Los Angeles at Seattle 5-4) 619.60. Rollins vs. Clemson, 3:30 M. Detroit 74 34 11 59 Hurricanes opened things up Sevu,thrace -5.1, 5 , 31.57 Florida Baseball School Adams Division in the second half. Norton and Ship 45.00 1.00 4.00 At Sanford W 1 1 P15. Quackenbush both scored 20, 3 Wright Glass Top Iona vs. Rutgers, loam. 41 1713 yBuffalo 95 3.10 2.60 lJoanneS. Adelphi vs. Rhode Island JC, y. Boston 40 13 93 Banyacksi and Joe Brondon 8 2.40 Malor 1819US$ am. 0(34) $6.00; P (5-3) 249.60; T (IyMinnesota 78 each. The two big guns also 3 2 25 14 Spring Training Staten Island 34)263.50. Toronto 32 35 5 vs. Lincoh 69 ,irnt,'d the hail .. -American I..eu. real wplI. Memorial, 10a.m. tiurn race -s.16 I 31:75 ------------- -.-.74 9 Quebec og Racing Ear!y Sawgrass Melnyk FSC0REB0RD D . Irwin, imi Friday, March 21, 1980--IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. YEAR LTED WARRANTY 4vIAss .,gasa gnu JI.I.I E l.iiol. 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ME IN TWE FIRST PLACE'? _I i 9 person (7 ; YOU PON'T U :4 6 0 OUTMLJCH nILATELY, I I'M t GETTING I% LOOKING r YEAI4, BUT ANY ,,,) PERFECT GIRL L UCKT CHOOSIER C Ill — — — 1 2 3 15 JHE BORN LOSER 13 - RU1* PR U WT tTciu 1W Oc1..SOR A. MiUT ThgE i moui 1W5 W$ fr..lOi14R RIP o. VJRO3& __ 17 - - - 20 21 URSELVES O Ev,nna e — . • 23 ____________ n1my Gardening aHU WVIV Waa DUS811W - ____ ,(JJc I I . enlargement of the head of the As the pahcreas becomes its OWfl pancreas. Then I had another overdistended test In one month and it's still secretions, a chemical IJ 1 W I %day - Cucumbers are a very popular crop 'With Florida gardeners, because they're VV III II M soils. you - drinks at a dance as long as I self-addressed envelope for don't use It steady? I can Send your request to me control it with no problems. care of this newspaper, P.O. Also the doctor and Box 1551, Radio City Statiop, radiologist don't think there is New York, NY 10019. It Will any cancer involved. I've tell you how important uos gained weight by eating organ is to your body afld properly. I'm 58 years old and discuss the problems of - - Al • ItfIISS Denni ' @s ,r - Stowe j ll 'p In And Around Longwood, Winter Springs , ' Sertoma Clubs Revievving - - I If the pH of your garden plot is quart of fertilizer in each 25 ft. of furrow. foot In diameter around each plant flowers on each cucumber vine, bees are below 5.5, you should add lime -Om to Cover the fertilim with soil, and water should be kept weed free. Watch for needed for pollination. Male flowers will • easy to grow In all areas of our state. five pounds of Dolomite per one hundred the prepared bed before sowing the seed, aphids, leaf miners, beetles and fruit not form fruit. So, don't be alarmed when Many prdeneti may already have TOM feet of row, applied one to three months Every o or three weeks, after the worms. If insects attack, spray or dust you see these dropping from the vines. 'cukes" In the ground as they can be DAVIS pr ior to plant ing. If your soil pH is above plants start growing, add a little fer. the plants with malathion, diazinon or planted m January ough March in Ur Cucumbers should be picked when 16.6, you probably should add some minor tllizer about one cup per 25 ft. of row sevin. our area. Just don't wait too long, Horticulturist are te nder, crisp, and green. Remo g plant foods, such as Iron and manganese. and water it in . amage rom ng off fungus is a because cucumbers do not grow well ripe fruit from the vines encourages w These can be applied when you fertilize. Cucumbers are started by planting common problem with young seedlings, during the hot, humid months of sum. fruit growth. Small slicing cucum S When preparing the garden for seeds directly in the garden. Sow seeds This danger be niird+mlzed by may be used for pickling. But, pickg ,.tner. cucumbers, broadcast one quart of a two or three times thicker than the planting treatedcan seeds. Mildews and leaf. types make poor slicers, because t*y Then are two general types of for seeds of the type you want to grow, general purpose fertilizer, such as a "4, spacing suggested on the seed packet. sports, which my injure growing leaves, get soft too fast. cucumbers large varieties, grown for either slicers, or picklers. Also, we have along every 25 ft. of row. Mix the fer- When the first true leaves appear, thin can be controlled by weekly applications ilicing and eating fresh, and small types, a publication entitled, "Cucumbers in the tilizer into the soil to a depth of three or the plants to the proper spacing. Keep Remember, If you run into problems of fungicide, such as maneb or sineb. produced for pickling. A number of kinds Florida Garden" which is available free four inches. Next, shape up the bed. Then soil well moistened by watering with your spring vegetable garden that In each category grow well in Florida. I upon request by calling the Agri-Center open shallow furrows about three Inches Mulching ar ou nd the plants will prevent you cannot solve yourself, please give us thoroughly as needed. Won't give along list of names, at 322-3233. from both sides of the line where seeds some fruit rots, While cucumbers are easy to grow, a call at the Ag-Center and we will be Just ask your garden center operator Cucumbers grow best on slightly acid are, to be planted.Distribute one4talf some cam is needed. An area at least one Since there are both male and female more than glad to help. a little enlarged. The doctor irritation Is set up that causTs wants another scanner test. the pancreatitis. The doctor said alcohol Is I'm sending The Health very bad for this condition Letter number 11.4, the and I haven't had any nce Pancreas: Your En zyme 0 the attack. After the swelling Organ. other readers male. Incidentally I'd appredate an early reply as I'm getting married in about three months. - Friday, March 21, 1NO—A 1 — — — - Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dr. pancreatitis and how it's managed. Some people seem to 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 recovertotallyfromsuchan DEAR READER attack and others hae — 31 33 ________________________________ Congratulations on both your recurrent episodes. The fact prospective marriage and on that you've continued to have 34 35 36 your recovery from an un- some enlargement suggests to 37 38 — me that you should be par39 J pleasant illness, You had what we call ticularly careful and avoid 22 - jj - 14 — 19 — — __ M~ - osease has gone down and he want this Issue can send releases me, can I have a few cents with a long stampc1 Strive - D with 9 10 I I - Pancreas DEAR DR. LAMB - had me s vere stomach and was In the hospital for four days. My WVV — — — 16 - by Art Sansom 18 WPTI )U + — - 52 5 6 7 8 - 12 A M Y I 51 Exclamation of surprise — — — — 4 .. 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S r vEs AW , 14 G llic kETLE BAILEY T forerunner time •i —.iN . . • Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 CIA 1 Mangle 5 Kind 9 Tennis stroke 12 Portcullis JUST WANTED 70 ESTABLISH MY CREDIT ~ 40 BOY ACROSS , by Chic Young WHY BOTHER )C,jvE IT I BORROW IT • III pancreatitis. The pancreas is doing anything that might P _____ 42 43 44 49 by Bob Montana RCHIE POP, I'LL HAVE A CHOCOLATE POP HAS AWED 53 ()H, AOLJ1) 00 'PEVIL-MAY-CARE" DESSERTF MALT! A LC)T OF NEW 0 I _____ '1 00000 I / 0 _ ___________________ (dcc .:E EK 1, MEEK I IQ) ThE L) X 54 —— tU6 fJ AJPJ 11* UkCERDOG IMp4aE t' -icc - —— 57 ii---2.1 ruptured appendix or other caused the condition in the acute surgical problems of the first rAace. I'm afraid that I Church, Altamonte Springs. Rev. Robert P. McGuire per. needless, because all will normal SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. NORTH work out better than you You could come out on the by Ed Sullivan MIT NOTH I NG ,NEWSPAPER9 RE CAN BEAT THE " 'FULL OF VORLP 'a UNREST h'- '- UNREST- CAN GET ON THIS SOFA ON A RAINY VAY! I •94 sections you'll enjoy in your c*hèrá, but not to the point of *A8 5 WEff EAST #J763 #Q10 Box 489, Radio City Station, to get involved today with N.Y. 1019. Be sure to specify Individuals who can get your . IWJGS BUNNY *AKQI?4 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I KNOW 1~46 is IMP Pan 50 list club. It didn't 34' CANCER(June 21-July 22) = hand was now good. - Oh, yes! He could not make the contract against an origi. nal club lead. - you to pitch In more than your a little peeved today. tZ share for a social event. Be Dwelling on It will only make your own person. you miserable. _ ir older ladies hate to TRQUSLE WITH HIS I CGUI4TRY, SUPPL'Y ANP The ACES 4N __ _ OePW(' 4$ WE'RE PLAVIN6 , '1 Te _______ -, •- -, -: .; Ay 1" - _____ OF A REPUTAT1O$ 45 A _meseno ! _____ + '•' ' + L •. -+ - a -.ZOONIIS' 111111% Junyl + ,• I% ANY ct + ), t S + • - .+ NO I D0I t.INE 1HJGH 7Hrnt cwmw. 31" fl'/ ; . .. .. ,•.+•__.•*. .. - . •. c'i'. _____ a •'- , . . '-' - ;. * - a Wy .et so_hi holler fee - epeme. ti l'--g hr a over this often-repeat JI*& _______ 'hss..cs.k.d meaL 1.1 "tesn1msnt" my hwhed + Ø,o, F.stival Sit At 3CC - enfeCCp 1c--ktwdayM7:90pJIL The (rals arid (2iorallrs of the ct4hr will perform aid choirs frees Lake Brantloy, to nt ,, high schools. i _____ charge for the fesilval ouleart ____ ______ Te will be no • ____ _____ • + -. • a ' to #NNW, Quality Inn North and well. Following a wedding trip to known In the community last meeting of La Sertoma pledges, and salesmen for the points of Interest In Central activity programs, is nqw Florida, Including Disney for everyone to have reliable Plaza at the lame time of World and Daytona Beach, recent stay in the hospital. personal protection against telethon on March 22. the couple will make their Their many friends will be attack. The award presentation for home in Lake Arlel. The members felt the key the winners from i. Guests Included Melissa able to be at home after htr delighted she is doing so well. 'I a ' needed, donated by Chuck Flelacher, Michele, Irene Sands, Roy Suitable f or men or women Richard Swann and Joe Bert. heavy ta carry alose?Uilead in a wide range of colors, On the same program these protective key chains Sheriff John Polk and De puty • __________________________ JAN'S PRODUCE ( SA •*0 AV r3) L.9'ILI v a ueus a miss PRODUCE Fashion FINESTAPIDFN(SHESTQUALITY Dress Shoes IO*FORDSu,SLIPOWI + OPINWID.,li•MT.& SUN. IAMTISI1SPN SIDE ZIPPERED CROWNo. SlACK SELECT YOUR OWN... IN ANY •AnI. 54,.pt •T 5H. COLORS lLic *?d Ono Dow p. 1 M $ QUANTITY YOU DESIRE + + 0WINS011171tISTOCHOMF140M + NantuslOOTS "sJ GUARANTHDFRISH NOT PREPACKAGED t, J VALUSS D APAIR o$IW - TEttmor my' ' SPIKES $088 miss MONEYCAN iuv — J'rjtEEó. Is Pleaeed To Announce ads FRESH CALL FOR Fill ESTIMATE I A ION Is CUSTOMIZED SERVICE kI a heated aritinomit ___ '04AT WAS Itl4Pi pAj psth!fe1tz cordially Invited . + * t telethon to read the on he and pointed out the need today Rummage Sale at Col011111 ______ + , - __ *"t! 1AT 6011* ON MDUIID IIM? ___ . + __ __ ____ - Chein Shleld, attended Ow 323-2221 meeiUn,Whattlm.skuI goodhoushospsr." OUR _______ Iri.Uzethatlanioverly ____________________ ______________ as jonatMATtI9IAXER sensitive, but I compliment as an insult. mti ioo __ ________ IS I.i,.sft by I + gi ms the following cullough, the manager of toward raising $500 In pledges traditional wedding cake. Jim Barnett, representing prior to air time and appear LabS having company at you . kind, smart and a , dw Immediately after the has not been set but will be The VIP Panel that will work The table was centered with a McCullough, wife of Red Mc- announced soon, rVA •iinthysiiouJdiay,'I youarefafrombeautlful, + . +- This club will also sponsor a and 23. Several areas needed More good news in new club in Pine Hills. The workers. The tricycle ceremony, there was a buffet e date for the chairter dinner Obstacle Course on March 8, dinner served to the guests. health department. Jacte and Bob Smith with daughter insisted that in a marriage CONFIDENTIAL TO chain would be a chemical Elementary School in do protective device Vat would club's Freedom Week essay Heather from Daary, Jim one must be totally honest "ASHAMM IN KEN and Meta Porter and son about one's feelings, even If WIS.": George Beriard Shaw beeltherin thehandorpockat co mpetition will be on David ssid,' Themorethlagsamu of anyone away train home upcoming program. the other is hurt. and therefore readily Prlzesofuvingsbondsand Burgess, Marsha Burgess, I maintain that his com Is ashamed of it was savii accounts ha ve been and daughters Lisa and ments were unnecessary, and respectable he " w --- available in himself, If u-ay wmst to un a c'iipllmemt: "Even + by T. K. Ryan .w*w uiiaavi PoIiLAPH Friends will be happy' lo white gown wi a hear that Fran Daucher, 'bo and Kradle Kate, Inc., a the new Triangle Sertoma rose print. she wore a corsathge recently had ma jor sur gcy, nursing home for terminally Club of Mt. Dora will be of fresh spring flowers, has returned to her home aid ill and severely handicapped March 22 at 6:30 p.m. is doing very well. Fran d ________ maw and Overseas. tation ceremonies for vows a lo WE ________ MILIWEEDS at his honw, 656 P"a&na _______ ," 1 Following a wedding trip to the Bahamas, the Couple will damaging to my ego, and he saw. should have kept them to Are your problems too .:_VI&W4l that the qulckNt and considered attractive by ___ Wilily totsrna woman off lstO most people. A few tinwe, my husband IS3, 'Gee, I ewe would enjoy -1 "I4OWIge, AU..owiJ $N1PIA?ION • . . [J_[j_— Roseannitt and John Prince, Carol and Bob Pinto and Cathie Stowell; band, Jim Byers trio,and floating hostesses and host, inlaw, and all their friends ii Abby. For a peraaaal + Who is right? a mu Is a time. (hi thslr$fe and 7) are wary f CONNECTICUT usl reply, w.fti eessls. of remarrying beca use It hse.rsd DEAR CO: You are. Abhy, z II, Las Angeles, sssme that most man just DEAR ABBY: I am a Your husband', "total Calif. NNL Please enclose a want a ceok. After 40 or 90 former ugly duckling. For the honesty" strikes me - belag stamped, self-addressed 'yam of m-ki *mnb for a last few yem I bave been on Neftafts cnwky. avielope. ______________________________ husband and fwilly, the.. a staunch sslf.lznproienient have had it, and they .sspIi. Ths includes diet, u.rd.wdruct1ot on wudtoeatontuof CAREMAIDSERVICE ____ skin care, makeup and by HAVIPI 60 MUCH - -. Sorit. may lIki to cook but utwul UNCLE NU 1 -THEY'RE JUST -THE ARASS HAVE JUST ONE ACE 1 GELS.P'JT 'YES, TWIT VMS RRTHEf AND THEYIft "MIT AS WELL 16 60 SWELL ITS KW OWYINGS THE TW WELL PUT- I'D WrM jor VOEL.IEV! 45 THEY CAN. We HAVE *1,1, d LAWS OF VMY... IT N'.I HavE 54r'. I I + +-- my widowed mother, mother. - by Bob Thaves ' ctjng.Thsigthem,,'ige: &fld per. P.O. Box 489, Rdlo City smiting 'pans2iwev Station, New York, -- N.Y. lays 10019.) er, South t himself In ANNIE MRS. JAMES V. STOWELL III Most Older Ladies Hate To Cook DEAR ABBY: You would doalotofelderlysinglie 'favor If you would tell them to moderate in all things. minds can't be reached. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ___ PIKS(Feb.20-March20) - . .•, Soatag A Couple of clairvoyants a copy of JACOBY 0Ung to soetjsg Busy hands will enable you to might get to tour spades, MORN. d $1 to: ' at provided makes easily somebody says could cause forget situation that has you South ruffs the first heart Bdd9O, care of this f'4W$P1 - Guest speaker will be Glen. Rev. Larry Burgess per. Rod - Cable, president, an. Ave. Autistic Children at 400 nounced the charter The bride ng chose for her Chicksaw Trail In Goldenrod, presen toThretold, Inc.,a school for Gilmore. The men in ft wedding wore tundos In a coni- a nuclear medicine technologist, West Orange Memorial ..position of black andwhlie. The groomnchose atuxedoofall Hospltal, Winter Garden. The groom is employed by the County of Seminole, Public Administration. White. last club and the rest of his overinidulge and be negligent get into a _____________________ with a pal in matters relating to good about *ho is right, change the By Osw&W Jacoby health, Be sensible and aubjec( If a meeting of the aid AIaa 10 -TAp MQT ______ spadeanddlicardeddumxny', Opening lead.9 K - , 'the groom; Leonard & C*i'sw,U Jr., Bill Dameron and Steve make their home lit Central Florida. The bride 15 employed as what the defense did; South was going to get to ruff his 19) Ditterences In viewpoints University of Central Florida. toma, I, proud of the con- East and Its Effect on U.S. setting at 8 p.m. on March 17, periences in the United Statrs as V. Stowell Jr., father of the groom, served as best Todd Christensen, David and Dianne Prince. '- man.___ Uabsroomamen were Terry E. Quistensen, brother of club: but it was too late. South took dummy's ace, played i 4f4 This is not a good time to arisâallthetlme. SCHOOL _________ ______________ • RANK AND ERNEST + Pass 2 Pan 416 fitted neckline opened with tiny crocheted buttons. She wol Matching beige dippers and a white orchid corsage. West won and shifted to a round of trumps, led a fourth Seminole County. tributions bier club has made FAmnamy". • slim ailbonette with long scalloped sleeves and a scalloped Keogh), Cam Stowell, sister of the groom; decorations, ed a low club on the third one. to . Mrs. Meta Burgess was the her husband Bill are ssa4oam qlana gDwn was fashioned with an A-line skirt and The reception was held at Wymore Grove Club House. The chikiren, 8X Lake Howell Members from the y matron of honor. She Ware a active members of the lm,, both of which were diagonally draped. An over bride's colors of sea4oam, pale yellow and white we re carried Road in Maitland. Longwood Ser toma Wit long red float. the -i diagonal cape with the same draping as the bodice out in the floral arrangements and decor at both the church They were able to furnish several months recruiting Springs and Longwqod , ifld skirt completed the total look. She carried a single yellow and the reception. teaching mirrors, linens and necessary 25 charter mem. Bud Burgess served the community projects. bridegroom, who Is his uncle, Assisting at ft reception were: Mrs. Roseartm Prince, visits to the Kradle Kare, and bers from Eustis, rose with baby'4 breath aW ribbw matching W gown. Fran said she really [eels Tavares, as the but man. BridasclWds wwo Cindy Cindi Lopes, Francine Dennis director; Mrs. Carol Pinto, assistant director; bride's book, donated a much needed fim Umatilla and Mt. Dora. ___ David Porter, son of Jim blessed that she is doing so and Diane Fedd.raon. Their gowns and flowers were Identical Stacey and Robyn Christensen, nieces of the groom; chain, door, linens and visits for Jim Hartman has Porter of well, and grateful to all who ff and Me pagne fountain, Bonnie Toney; Bar, Teny Christensen, John to the holoor atiewhint's. Threshold. Also the club filled spearheaded the club e -, motier, Cathie Stowell, wore an original Prince and Bob Pinto; wedding cake, Sue Christensen, sister, and distributed Christmas for participation in the Easier Casaelberry, was the ring showed them so much kindness during this difficult floor-length hand crocheted beige gown, fashioned along the In-law of the groom; groom's cake (made by Etta Jane food baskets where needed. Seals Telethon on March 22 bearer. He led out three rounds of spades and carefully discard. N.rh deaf project. There is a need children Christopher, fur some 2,000 of these units in Shannon and Ronnie. Jr. - loser-ca-loser play to bring home the , out rather than to let them want to. stew. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. BUT WHEN 0 Well 1 He ruffed the heart lead broke 3-1. What could he do to Dealer. Sou th • . " JobPJ attended the bride as matron of honor. Her + .• Insure his game contract? FInally, South worked out an unusual variation of the $04 Vulnerable: North-South ilength vW of alilk ilhasion wn secwaid to a . ' a gift from the groom. to break 3-3 he could score an 4' K J 732 Continue to be frugal except delipcies, so steer clear of where ba* neciessities are theni. Inatouchysituatlonathome, on own two feet. You'll It's important to Uft things got qvierything done that you by Stoffel S H&mdahl + *Q106 . . • wedding naro "Jerry" Sicillano, wfio Beverly Burns, president of Profesw Fritz discussed the formed the the Winter Springs La Ser- "Economic War In the Middle ceremony In a candlelight will tell of his business ex and edged hi Venial lace. She carried a formal bouquet of easy 12 tricks. But suppose they broke 4-3 and dWtbbh& Q$ 6:30 to 7:30. white tea roses and yellow baby's breath accented with , ngi Ivy. Her only jewelry was a pair of diamond earrings, thought to the right play. Of course, if spades were going *J83 birth date, dander up. You'll have little TAURUS (April 20-May 20) patience for their in- tendency to be unrealistic 19) CountIng on another to do about your financial position, you a favor could lead to iii A K J 103 65 . ... _____ with seed pearls appliqued modified Juliet cap embellished five-diamond contract, •. - border of pleats. and really gave a lot of 97642 •ioes + SOUTH .A-K- 552 involved. You still have a . 1 i 3-2i-so think. Getting along with sht end financially If you're Other signs is one of the notcareful.Begenerouswith begins with your birthday. SAGMAR11US (Nov. 23Mail $1 for each Astro-Graph, De 1) Don't allow yourself ____ + + • Closes The Longwood Tourist Club be elected can look forward to St. Patrick's D Day was the regular business meeting will new goals, and will know what day of a Joyful celebration in be held on March 27, at 1:00 should be carried over for the can be ordered from any of the home of Meta a nd LaITy p.m., at the Sunny Shade Park the La Sertoma members. new year's activities, Burgess. Pavilion. The Winter Springs SerThe Longwood Area Ser- Their brother-in-law, toma and La Sertoma Clubs Grayden Enslin, returned will hold their Awards toma Club met at noon, The Longwood.Win r with a dear friend from Lake Arid, Pa., Loretta Yurgov. Commerce will have ttir Quality Inn North with the North. buffet dinner beginning at The scheduled speaker was sky. They casne to Longwood regular meeting Monday, 'at 7:30 p.m: There will be a cash De. Richard Fritz, a professor so that Larry could marry noon, in the Quality Inn North. bar for the members from of Economics at the them. + . r John Spolski will speak to the Templeton, Linda TownsWd, club on the teletype corn- Bud Burgess, and Margaret munication devices for the and Ronnie Allman with Longwood, more could have been done so the new offlcersthat will soon + The bride was given in marriage by her father. She chose for + her vow, a formal gown of pure white silk entirely overlaid with dwer gorgette. The Queen-Anne neckline, empire bodice and bishop alseves we, lavishly appliqued with Venise lace and seed pearls. Her long A-line skirt cascaded Into a sweeping c1.l.ngtlm train edged In matching lace and ended in a become a bit moody. _________________________________ temperamental doesn't _______________ __________________________________________________ accomplish anything. It's become you. Rise above It. ' lea Toll been accomplished or what Wintcrs t . SV11t0. ATBRIDGE You could spend so much time £1 to your liking you WIN As are looking backward at the flIJAThICK - granddaughter of Mrs. Frances Dennis of Chuluota, and the 'late Dale W. Dennis of Ohio. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. -. and Mrs. James Stowell Jr., Sanford. Paternal grandparents - are the late James V. Stowell Sr., Elmira, N. Y., and the late Ruth J. Simpson, Geneva. Maternal grandparents are the late JamesFrancis Liddy and Mary Donavan Liddy, Elmira, N. Y. . Wedding music selected by the bride and groom was sung by The bride's worrying about things that you won't even attempt to - - end of the year to see what has formed the double ring Catholic ceremony. tbe bride la the daughter of Gale B. Dennis and thepaternal '.iThGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) la pancreas and the bile duct pleasant If you don't have to. - stand for Service to Mankind, . . holy matrimony March 15 at 3 p.m. at St. Mary Magdalen abdomen, would not be able to recomIt's a very tricky disease mend your having any alcohol Lime is healthy, but don't let ththi. jects + -, Scottie S. Dennis and James V. Stowell Ill were united in + (NEWSPAPER ENTERffiE ASSN) P ro - acute severe pain In the ab- alcohol is very bad for such a domen that often resembles a condition regardless of what A2tlV (March 21-April 19) "PRISCILLA'S POP ,Repeat Vows digest your food properly. If it avoid it. Much 229 1980 dealing with an authoritarian from the liver empty together Eliminating alcohol entirely A busier-than-normal social or dominant individual today, at one spot in the small in- is a small price to pay contestine and if the gallstone sidering the real health life could be in store for you listen politely but lodges at that point It can benefits that you can gain In this coming year. Meeting bulklozed by what he or she ru obst ct the pancrea tic duct, your particular case. new people and having a good says Queitly do your own L& 1X*J1 LAJP4JT 10 LASr f kXTMM Or FEQ IW IU IUNJT -D VF4W 701M IAI ftLLSfO ',CrE .A Wr 70 52 — !- — —55— — — gets inflamed it can cause It's absolutely true that YOUR BIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider .1Tr' I'CU) I 50 51 ' HOROSCOPE t'O C),_) 46 47 48 ________________________________ and it can be caused by at any time In the future in several different things, One view of the genuinely serious of them is the excessive use of consequences that can alcohol. Another is the develop from chronic panblockage of the duct that creatitis. By BERNICE BFDE OSOL drains the pancreatic juice There are people who live into the intestine with a with chronic pancreatic ____ a, C — - _____ TO HIS MENU! I. IN THIS 45 ' an important di gestive organ complicate your disease. You and supplies most of the do not want to have a chronic enzymes that enable you to form of pancreatitis if you can FARM FRESH EXTRA . 2 PAIN VALUES $40 eninofmMe JAN'S PRODUCE Monday thru Saturday ctnd Evenings by Appointment ___ DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323.2300 549 W. LAKE) ARY BLVD. 323-23 _ LiceIsdlaThsIr Of ThekaIsrd Vflhss. Super Phis Mailiet. PHONE 2234454 1* FreachAve. (Hwy. 17.93). Sanford JI1 ,, ,iIT(9l1'p. sases. PR INCH AVE. . SANFORD / - '1..' + f - I + �- - I . . PP. IAIv.nInIHlraI $anfsrd - - -, .-- • , _______ isHelp Wanted F rida y, March 21, 1$0 -- Realty CALENDAR Semlno (QCD) Lk. of the Woods Inc. to Rosemary Proctor, Lot 331 Lk. of the Woods, Townhouse Sect. FRIDAY, MARCH21 Qrndo .. Wjnter Pork 322 - 2611 Taiglewoid AL, closed, $ p.m., St. Richards Church, ] 2 Lake Howell Road. DMA Prop to cont. same as above, *35,700. Losgwood AL, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. (QCO)JackL.Gale&TinaC.to Deltous Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Jerry Crews Inc. The B 690.36 ft of the N 30 ft of the N', of NE½ of Deltona. SW¼ of Sect 26, 20.29, $100 Your Adsit Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Joseph H. Walsh Co. to Joseph Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. H. Walsh Jr. Begin at NW corner of SW'i, of NEW o Sect. 21.31, SATURDAY, MARCH 22 , acres. $5,300. Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida, Inc., 7 H. Miller & Sons of Fl. Inc. to p.m., Sanf ord Chamber of Commerce. Edmund J. O'Neil & Velma M. & Jeanne M., Lot 17 BIli A Camelot SMIOId LA, Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon RATES 1 time ... . ... 3 consecutIv, times 3 Lines Mimmum Noon The Day 'Before Publication Noon Sunday Un. 3, $S0,S0O. -J Theodore A. Kostiuk Jr. & wf _________ Rose C. to Ralph H. David I WV _____________________ OorothyV. Lots 63&6d Lk. Sylvan 3-Ce tines Est.. $12,000. John B. Millcnig I wV Kathleen __________________ J. to Albert 0. Cichra & wf 2 Spaces In MasonIc Gardens, in Roberta I, Lots 711 731 all of lots area most beautiful M. 43 & S3, Lk. Sylvan Est., $19,000. orial Park. We, to settle Ernesto R. Rouetti I WV Rita to estate _____________ Shubert Constr. Co. insc., Lot 4 51k _________ 2, Lk. Ridge Park, ___ Kermit S. Gideon to Wm. H. Hoffman I wf Margar et A., from _____________________ the SE corner of the SW'!.of Sect w,B e Lonely? Write: "Get A 26,2029,112,500 Mate' Dating Service. All H. Miller I sons of Fl. Inc. to ages. P.O. Box 4011, Cliarwa. Rickey L. Beard & WV Molly. Lot 13 tar, . zsie. Dlii C. Camellot Un., 4,360,500. Bahia Oaks Inc. to Martin NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Mindich & Herman Rader, that find him listed In our Business part of lots 175 & 179, $61,000. Ross L. Wms 1. lrmgard L. to - Directory, Plenty Schechter & wf George M., Lot 430 Forest Brook Fifth Sect. Legal Notice Cuselberry LA, closed, I p.m., Ascension Lutheran ftWCh, Caiselberry. Salute to the (Jailed States variety show in honor of beBary Firemen's AuzilLary's 25th Anniversary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Wombs Rd., Tickets available at the door. . SemInole Coinnitialty College Choral FestIval, 7:30 P.M., campus; Health Center. SOC Chorale and Qiorallers and concert choirs from Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman and Seminole high schools. Free to public. CemCral Florida Air Now, 1:30 p.m., Sanford-Central Florida Airport. Gates open 9 am, for preehow features. Blue Angels, Golden Knights, the Eagles and others, c. P1n DEADLINES , St c line 3ca "no ... lc.nsecvtiv,. times .- . - _________________ 41-HOUSeS _ - - ____ __ _ ___ A 41-Houses - Frkio Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 24-Busirwss portunhtl.s ________ I 1Ii % U ___________ 4 rental units, Income $2000 me. 5-4,05t 8' Fat" .' : Deltosia Area Chamber of Commerce installation dinner and dance, Deltona Country Club. Cocktails, '1:30p.m., dinner, 7:30 p.m.; danclngl:30'p.m. to 12:30 a.m. 41Houses REALTORSMLS Lake front Country charm, 2 BR, 28, brick FP, 19. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings. fenced lot, many extras. $51,900 by owner principals Only. Call alt 5, 323.6507. 24 323•5774 SUNDAY,MARCH Ballroom aid road dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkeam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA,Ip.m., open speaker, Hall way House,591 Like Minnie Delve, Sanford. "Yoag at Heist,' dance , 8 p.m., DeBary Corn. munity Center, 51*11 Road, DeBary; instruction, 7:30 Lk. Mary - 2 BR. fenced yd. INVEST. RESIDENTIAL LAKE VIEW. 530.000. Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX property.3BR, l"Bon cor. lot LOST on approximately March tic. Owner mustsel Owner motivated. $23500. l. Submit 11, Key rIng containing 12 keys 3 BR. FP, fenced yd., assume mort. $42,900. in the vicinity of Faust Drugall offers. Listed at $2'000. BRAND NEW BEAUTYStore. Call Bob Lovenbury at Stunning 3 BR. 26 wpiush INC . the Herald. Reward offered. INC . cptg., brick fireplace, dream 322-2611, 300 N. French Ave., REALTOR t kit &hugebdrmson 1g. treed REALTOR lot for *79,90011 701 110g. Bldg. 339450, 701 3390509 "001). £. Altamonte Dr. LOST: Calrn.Tsrrler, IL. fern. 3390s E. Altamonte Dr. Down Dcv. Inc. to C. Frederick 339.osoa HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra to mos. Country Club Estates Allbrandi & *1 Corinne R. Lot 16 large 3 OR home weal In kit., area. REWARD. 333.0121 FICTiTIOUS NAME 2-Rooms Dawn Est. Sect. II, $17,000. new paint inside & out & Albert E. Vaughan & WV Shirley fenced corner lot. Only LOST: Slack cocha.poo Notice is hereby given that lam 01111$ &ii A. to Arthur H. Vaughan I WI living. .ai. $37,500!! Female, lorS"high en gaged in business at 390 WIekIy&msnthlyr.t.s,vflI. Margaret 0. Lot 020, that parcel 60 2000 Maple Ave. 3231117 _______________________________ ari Rd., Casiery, Fl.., p Inquire 5001. Oak 541.7553. lying In Sect 11, 2032 EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this 32707. Seminole County, Florida $12,100. newly built 3 BR, 30 w-fl$4 sq it under the fictitious name ALM of Capital Homes Inc. to Albert It, intercom, Solarium & e-cN Cars 30#.psrtms,*s Unfurnished M. FIFTH AVENUE COSMETICS, ________________________ Huys & wV Phyllis B., Lot 242 fireplace on '-'i acre wooded 24 UR 2 * . 3 22.9283 and that I intend to register said Barclay Woods third ad sot. $115,000. the Circuit Spur of the Moment Babysitting d. $73,900. name with the Clark of .(1 Ralph W. Kelley to Timothy M. Sanford Court Apt, in my home. HrIy, dolly, wkly Court, Seminole County, Florida Ricke I Margaret 0. Watson, Lot Huge Oaks shade this charming 3 CHECK THIS PRICE! 2 story 3 Energy efficient 1 SR unit. 13 rates. DAY or night-. 3234477. accordance with the provisions of Bdrm. home with fireplace, 14 & the S 5 ft of Lot 13 Ilk Q BR. 1½ B home wnew carpet. . built-in power seven, attic Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Longwood Park, $44400. hardwood 1loo, dining room, Ing & 2 porches on corner lot. diffléutty finding storage & many other Wit: Section I65.0 Florida if you of* having sCreened porch I garage. The Babcock Co. to John D. Statutes 1,37. 532,5001! NtUrIS. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. a Place to live, car to ?ivt, a Cen tral location. $33,Ø. Santa,geIoi.w Virginia $.,As Un lob, or some service you have Pdormaltahiey 106 Cranes Roost VIII Sect., 3 CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNERCRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try owner need of, rem all our want ads Wha$ever the Occasion, tp,er.,sa condo, $33,000. 3 OR, 2½B w.2600 sq ft of - this 3 Bdrm. 2 Both, din. rm., . •VIf' day cit solve ad to It. Try Varna A. & Pauline M. Wheeless Publish: March 7, 14, 21, 25, 1110 _________________________ quality features on beautiful porch, gar., fireplace, 1 9 . one soon, treed DET.41 ll2xl?l corner Int. Below cost to Ralph W. Kelley, Lot 11 Ilk Q ________ lot, good area, PRICE Longwood Park, 363,000. at 576.50011 SR-1309 up. Pool. AdUItó onW, s-Good Nngs to Fit REDUCED TO $52,500. Some as above, Lot 12, $4,300. on lake Ada, Just ga. el NOTICE UldOle I BrilleyCAnglel wf Sartha 'P°'t.,, 51'd ,n 17421* FICTITIOUS NAME - - !ils; BEAUTIFUL heavily wooded 3,2 NEW HOMES "u '.IIJ - ru.ws PlogsOu!atered, Cut &wrapped acres (390 ft. frontage) on MartVIiI'5 Village Tier SE.R.Traffords Map of5anf,, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN .. 1 toS daily open I0clb,333.4$fl Stone Island Road. $22,000. $100, Notice is hereby given that the $250 mo & under if you qualify. 2IR mcdern,goodlocetion Hubert R. Earley & American undersigned pursuant to the 1 lONE DOLLAR $ COUNTRY LIVING at Its bi5t1 Fanced, A&H,w.w carpet 322.2994. Group One Inc to AS Bldg. Cont of "Fictitious Name Statute", - I acres fenced, 3Bdrm,25efh, 5314700 AS Inc. Lot 273 Barclay Woods Chapter 545.09, Florida Statutes, Per 100 lb. bagel potatoes tam. room,fireplace, screened Third Add., 115,000. PLANTING OR EATING will register with the Clerk of the Altamonte executive patio w. BBQ, self-cleaning - The Greater Constr. Crp. to Circuit Court, In and for Seminole Load your owill Townhouse. 3 BR, 2½ 5, pool w.cooi deck, fenced Albert T. Rutledge, Lot 34 River County, Florida, upon receipt of 1100W. 1St. Brantley Schools. $530 me. pastures, fish pond, access to 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOURun Sec. 3. $1O,00. proof of the publication, of this Call 322.5915. BLE CARPORT, St. Johns River, $129,000. AP. The Greater Constr. Crp to notice, the fictitious name, to wit: 11Iustructlors PLIANCES, AIR & HEAT, ON Herbert W. J. Massey I Betty E., HARBOUR LANDING VENTURE _______________________ _____________________ ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUN. Lot- 132 RIver Run Sect. 3, $40,900. under which we are engaged in 31-Apartments Fumishid 1. LAND. SELLER WILL HOLD business at Lee lepo, Suite THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL C. E. EXCLUSIVE . -. (QCD) Richard W. Savard I 301, Winter Park, Pier 327*9. $40,500. Julie to Richard W. Savard, Lot 1, Sanford Court Apts M That the parties Intarsoted In Ci'oitive ExpressIons 3227113 81k H Tanglew000 Sect. 3, 1100. sold business enterprise are as --_-_._ -.--- _ -LAKE FRONT, 2 AEDROOM, ___ -,---------n Energy effic iency studios, Ides Barbara D. Eubanks to follows: HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. i 0041 1$41i1p ntd for single, many features Christopher R. Johnson & WV THEHARRODG!OUP,INC. PORT, DBARY AREA, LOW -.-. .Including afllc$t.r.ge.33015. Catherine C., Lot 39 Ilk A Crystal ARTHUR J. McQU1LLAI4 DOWP4,SELLERW1LLTAKE S$nf.d Ave. Hedge against inflatlonl Bowl Add, to CB, $54,000, MORTGAGE. 132.000. RANDY LUIINSKY FREIGHT HANDLERS -S acres on lost growing Lk. Mary ,. .Jokanna Dleti to Juanita J. TEARY LUIIN$KY Blvd. 330' frontage. Good 1ILw.wcarpot,C.HM Ji*e.auU_L.&1.ate& - - Dessd at.Ww*sr Freisht handier needed tot BRAND NEW oviEo DUP. tIl'Otst Cony. todeJ.!)I4..F . - the N 16 ft. 01 LotS Norvn.an,fv 5n. r,...,.. r brlvota rr.taM w.- q . , ...,, r. rwwv.ry •, i. - -. .. $191me + dap. 333-1663 $25,000 operatIon in Sanford, p. -- _______________________ CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. Publish: rch ,11, 21, 25, Ma Wekiva retreat 1 acre on St. ACE Builders Inc. to Ouxay OCT.14 Good salary & benefits. $0,000. Johns River. Only 5.SJ000 dwn. Rintharamy I WV Payrinm, Lot I ___________________________ Qualified parsons reply to liii 32--Houses I.Wurnlshsd Total price unbelievable at Springwood $10,400 10, co The Evening Herald, ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, 117.000. NOTICE UNDER Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc. to P.O. SO IM, Sanford, pj FRESH PAINT, FRESH Tired 0*houIehuntIiig?3.7.$31 FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Arthur I. Friedman, LotI Cluster CARPETS, READY FOR 33771. Equal Opportunity 3 BR, 11 2 19. lanced lots, fflO• Loose, Dep. post. Max. TO 2 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: L Sterling Pork Un. 24 OCCUPANCY. ONLY 121,900. Employer. M.P. privacy, FP, ready to child., no polls. be Notice Is hereby given that the Charlis Hill & WV Catherine to restored. All !$200. Geneva Oat do 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 George H. Laurendine I Edward undersigned pursuant to the 1001W.Uffi$t. * * * * * * * *' SCREEN PORCHES, AP. C. Spaulding All allot Ii &theE½ "Fictitious Name Statute', 54L19, Florida Statutes. PLIANCES, GOOD CONDI. of Lot 2 Rep. CE Ilk 10 Highland Chapter I? ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR will register with t$ie Clerk ii the TIOPI, WALK DOWN TOWN. Park $7355 $O*RENTO. OLD 5 BED. AU IMMOYNHIT $22,900. Jane E. Penis to Joanne 1. circuit COUrt, in for $lmi 5q&L ROOM HOUSE NEED PIXIN' Bailey Los , The Highlands -Sect. county. Florida. upon roc-'pi of RIAL.TOR$ & FINCIN'. $310 MONTH. proof 19 the P*l$C0*1SII 0* thiS FRAME. WALK 1, Prsøcli Av. 322.7972 2 BEDROOM _______________________ $ E I OLE R R E Al TV, 2111 Sanford Ave. fictitious name, to we: 1.1 Airs Homes Inc. Los.iaid nOtice, ttie TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH BROKER. 25144* (Cor.*h&Frwid,Ave. UMSr T. Stanton Go WO Cynthia L. Lot SI TR1STONE FOUNDATION CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT ____ we are aligNed In business ______________________ . Gel Aire Hills Un. 1,1*100. PORCH & NEW ROOF. 323.$17 at 3451 Pieldln,*ooI Read, $21,900. Sel Aire Homes Inc. tojesaphA. 4000fldoftth$IUTW MIN W" Florida 31711. Casarlo I wt Catherine A. Lot 167 _____ the' Hw 01 n' in HUGE. POOL 3 BEDROOM, 2½ Sol Airs Hills Un 7. $40,455. * * * * -* * * * Wtfsrd, Lk. Mary, newS BR, 5010 business enterprise ore as BATH, FAMILY ROOM, Donald L,McCarnmonIWV Neel 25. adjacent Golf Course. FIREPLACE, EAT-IN R. to Paul D. Switzer I wi Marcia follows: Suzanne K. Steno, Marten PRESSER, slip, apply Carriage A. Stone, Rex A. $VSIIO ______ AppI., 2 car garage, carpet, KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH AS. ft., 1.0* 1 Ilk A, Million.4W ShWW4 '• Dated at Seminole County, •NOS. 1410. 3251*13 or SUMARLE MORTGAGE. spreading Oak VIII., Hwy. 134, IJni.I,aid. Mardi It, 1*. S.,.. 104 Aire Homes Inc., to j J. Florida Publish Mar. 21,251 Apr. 1, STENSTROM RamonAyala.Ortls I WV NIb. 1.., iNS WtSd caipfs.r wemas $5 lIve , Lot 154 PsI Airs Hills Un 7. . in w.1100rty couple. Golary. - REALTORS Mull drive, rot. roe. or ll5tldl 2 BR, 11 home In CITYOP NO QUALIFYING ON THESE om5$5Yuhi1lgh' CCM on fenced lot. LAKE MMY, P1.0*10* SANFORD 41 C.A.H, . covered patio overlooking 2o, NOTICIOP PUSL$CNSAaINS 46,, ftetfred or ssrn1401ra4 painter 1010011 CH&A, eat.lnklt,, FR I TO WHOM IT MAY CONC111111111t I LONOWOOD 32, Mi needs TLC, NOTICE OP INTENT morel Just $100001 PlIIdYmaIl, for 11111 main. asking $39,1Ss. YOU WILL PLEASE TANS TOUSSISTU SEIGLER REALTY NOTICE THAT, øie City Council of NWiC5Work. ANt! *1 Silver 3.1 with lice, rove, is pd. di., FICTITIOUS NAME U. Dr. & ask fw Riolly. Good investment. Wide variety 11 Pd. IMM ad $4e,, Pursuant to the provislono of the City of Lake Mary, FWW, BROKER of usis. SIR, ii. Gun. comm. will hold a Public Hung an the Chao. s.oi ma. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. ioninl Only $21,900. Waitress up., PT days only. , apt ,. Is hat abv given of the WOW ot Leo 17th by of April, •A'tEMpd REALTY Sanford Orlando EØ&O*ISIS$RNISIWSIIS I. Ward end Mona U. Ward, Is VCiSdi.P.M.,$$ilCity Halt, City Rag. *Nt Estats Irakar 3210640 3271577 Handyman special 2 u, ii rs *,a.. l Y Plorlie, to on*ioor register the name "Buds Cook TV home, close to school & lvii. Traffics" and to, owe" o!otNlonW*elan,.....areot,,. mamtsmue ..--- for shopping. Cxc, investment property dilcnibsd below, itse business lecasw as o EAPERIENCID property. Yours for $33,. City Road. Orlando, Florida roouistIng tow CRY 0*LakeMary, (SemInole County) union said Florida, to 51WWSI the fellSwIlig ledacidl I IN, ii home in OR ½B, CN&A, dssaod prapurfy: wg,, name as low owners. Experienced Walterog ,. fuj, ,, -•_ luniand w.FR, FP, new kit, sc 11,1* at 1111 Will to corner 19 Dated this 0th day 19 March, porI'sc. Maitns'i FRONT NM C011r ILALTY . huffy, REALTORS. Patio,w.wcarpst& Section 22, TansIslp 55 $, "1111111. A *5115510 E$$t. kfRklole CoUnty, IPP SERVICE CONTRACT. MULTI PLE LISTING- RIALTOR Howard J. Clifton SANDRONI, 355 1. Cam. A buy for $31000. Fll LttsORCen,*EaW5le.igthe REALTY WORLD' Attorney her Re,istrants mirclai Ave. (no to Pill _________________ ' Li. Harney, lake front. 3Q' North line of the Southwest to a . 372 West Palrborilis Ave. oøics), Bulb N-aiwlslerpaw's.'' btce19.tof.ot 9n 0 P01Wof Wint Pork, p154j05 33755 Sanford's Sales Leader PHAVA, FHA,31 134$ PuiSlits Mardi 21.10. and-AprIl 4 aapinr,lng, thence $19ts 114.3$ IN full time. 54 ShIft Apply ' 323.7132 11,1* parss,, 1$5rdWA" *nig & 2:0 r*sl.of.waylisoot$ta$.*eed*, - 01,104 cony. Cellar, 90 flJIuOuullls M. Unsworth Rutty Ave. 207 C. 25th St. 's• NIIIS1INII1Y 11om sail .. Norlhoo AV righil-04M of o:i ANYTIME NOTICE UNDIR FICTITIOUS O Schidelar nssLl by Reed a distance 19a.gst, NAME STATUTE beISMlIPfl50Sip. ajs - Multiple Listing Service 9, ____ ___ TO'W$OM IT IR___ Is prslscnu. plaasiml & COPSCUN,' :Np*$5$Ne$ tel Isulimsot 19 'IMPLOYM,,fl tssti. is tsu MAY gi,. h mlNlsrews1*)7 adlwhjuhig.lonlrsomug,k mcs%wam Tie US Navy elf ens groat .. 2565 widarsIoned pursuant to till -'l Null $5sao Aldiuey, Puts. Ne ghme calts appsdusi$os If you qualify. "FIctItIous Na me Statute," ot soctism es a REALTORS j5 PARK lab piesset CaMs Soil co- P.O. _________________ VA. A.235.cofl. Hon hod pay, good busellis, and a ' . Sa*1srd. Fl. *211. to *5PiWI*SNbIIIIII,. sat. -are $5 learn Willie you earn. will rsglstsn with Pie Out sliM. prrty 19*1sis5ng Low Dn Payment Branch3 11.71 plus or 'SettesIacts -call yow Navy CIntuN Court, in and tar SumINte mi arjs, -. Calls r toll Will build an stsr or 1.191,49. ISPintt - recruIter. call us coibicti Counly. P15,105. up no'1 If ver bates our lot. , ThpIS Hearingshill is hail 1V55 .2 TngI. 193334155. WaM 19111 lC ll Y EMan$ lIe, II iM at itsi City H , City et & Coavalgucipt Csr. 00 sulice, $5.wlt: FOREST CITY . Melol INC.* boNy 544353$ ______________________ F*105. *1l 17. 1911 19 Ifl.NsnvIRe Ave. SOOT AND PAINT SHOP, under i* l'di. P.M. or 10 suss which I Ilipod to 5115555 in us pistol At I. DIESEL. MECHANIC business at N WiltowAvonno. 1 - P0110 City, F hells. niiell will be That SilO Nil PietY 1a*4611j P 'mylar in $antom PS. Mull Iioord. Bald tsoiri_map is . ... sail businsss .515155150 15 10 .11ffiàl Mn b esud 10 laud :n tsllsu; PAUl. ORQN$KI, medi•*lcs. eu. by $5, That the provisus puny 'SW' -Cuist - . 1I*LTO* *.$' shinycs.nsasrps. .p for qua iesIfsss - this fictitIous IN I cessuwpvisieii name, F. Coilhil., his - its, awning uins$ - a rnipjj.j Humid. P.O. Ian 1055. . City - Body aid P11*1--IMp" sps,y,P*,Ws.matbe,..ak 1111, Pt. *78. Isisl l's. Iwi*ir1$1JENk$N$CSICLI is harshWsiMal you We -1 wads 1-pr--iWith Ill .Mrhiuity I*p9,y. M.P. toW (4) we to 10 Nam ym ovis IN: to 010511 I tp, pnbon$1ge1 ui.I prr beNe lie of He -. innianuswarm.yo& W090$ 7 4 BR. ei go will It P4Mg 1toaS.4 10 He PgN&s$llis da9,9,rm1*hsdlsheemuIin'sl Wlc*ahoMtssp$otU10$5p.,,s 9. He busbess lelsiprise isliL. I ars*rual. 519,.. 1Nlo . in - . 'spar,. Clip ij . (I a.UNT*Yba*OpSRTy sprWIsNedas,slHe PMTOSY and ___ WIlts ieuat gu. 0.19 Nui fomwpw - r**.'ms. i esw&$+wou, mtos.sts.. 55, N,.!, er. ., ' . - .. - - .csivp TID *1 Ar.il.i * . leCatIN. Chil 9. 4 j, -u--ito h1tu'u Cauily .,...Ills Nb. y, j histsui.Carisss & 5a.i. daY Much, 1101 . . CINbA & alive priun4 p. . 1v ICaMie NOtIL 0*091*1 -CA$HuIR1ISSTNI to.. Low, Ia popms. "''' V ____ -w. Inc., Realtors W. Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. IC? W. Commercial Phone 322 7851, Sanford _____ National 4 tliu.ce ledge 1$ ceiteadal celebeatism, ballet, 2 p.m., College Park Woman's Club, 714 W. Dartmouth St., Orlando. Guest Aloyslus Mazewaki, of Chicago, national president - MONDAY, MARCH 24 Santord 2 BR, 2 Ba, appro 1000 sq Vt, full dec kit, newly dec. condo. Call 3237763 for info. '- getLwa AM _______ *VCCICt,".-4. .M.y 11II-. ewuij UUV winser rw. FT"10 U)0 "Luxury Ceacert by Rbyt Express, show from 5 Wayne, bid., 7:30 p.m., Wlider Park Mall. Open to public. WIDNDAY,MA1(30 Pi- 'at CoadI, 7:30 p.m._Chaster 5f L*sr of IIOI en Ronald McDes*ld }los.s. , THURWAY, MARCH 27 ftW uUss tax service for senior citinons, 11 pm, L City HalL Call Tina Anderson at $314111. ____ _______ ______ ______ FRIDAY, MARCH$3 Neraus do Var. Hswad Qqter United I*ugte of the C411 Nye 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Burch CornelIus, 107 llIgl'Iwd Court, Sanford. Program by Mrs. Fred Harris on Prison Life of SATURDAY, II s -, d $OdSIy as lbS nui4 of lisburekep Quisist 30ngbig hi 1 shiw, 2 p.m. ad 'n pen ofth r-. - - $ - Iis'iu ad - Own - IM. ai. -. - - ... ' s - -- - A,, , - 04 tu.1'. . -- • .. • -, - - -- - - , ' no wN . ails a _____ - -. . ___ ___ ', <' . 1* ., C.alINad I -- 1. ',L -- - - - ____ - --- r- , .,- .. - - ___ Buy in an OST.N . , - SRsg' Futura Fully autó, r.possessid, used vary short time. Original $103, bat. 1)51 or -III me. Agent 33l$4 - \ . "; off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged Of seconds but brand new top line bedding sits onlyl Free. local delivery. PIous Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97. So. of Sanford. 322-5721. adult/family mobile home community . leadowka qn The River 52- KENMORE WASHER -.Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0197 'Ref. rope. It cv ft frost Iris. Orig. $339, now $355 or $19 me. Agent 3394156. 0743)SIid.rd - - - •:' . . , - _; - - 091,41119 g I allacki . - 1 . .. .. /16m4ff /6i . . - - H011i$ BVRM7W .11616 ,Winrs Load one*" eeiaaso 17 -. Meadowlea on the River at DeBary 801 2080; DeBary, Florida 32713 (305)6684078 I MEADO IIIWJ' ui 2111 1) 1907 - c BNUIY CII'S 11111111111111 60A-uslnsu Equip. Jewelry store ffixtures for sale. Lighted display counters; alarms, fixtures, furniture. 332.546), - -1 P. ' I :~ ., Repir ________Horns ___________________ It 'I CompleteMobile HomeRepalr 349-5259 1 I' 41 SERVICES UNLIMITED I Home Repair l, Remodeling 21 hrs. 323-0771 , , Lawn Core 11 '1 E. W. Decker. 3224902 '1 Light Itauling Dr'sssmakIng ' Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 319-5371 Alterations, Dressmaking 'Drapes, Uphol$tefl' mmmonsibm6m 1 ~ - - _____ __ omhi&SostdIng ______________________________ Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 3231551. , PIII*lng&I'lu:k______________________________ 1 1111. .! Trent Painting &Repair Animal Haven Grooming . Boarding Kennels. Thermostat controied heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to r p. 3231743. Mak'e'room in your attic, garage Sell Idle items with a Classlfiai, Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker of 321.2411 or 131.3. 999 - Interior & Exterior Free Est . 332353$ , • 'p 1 to,. - Ph** my ____ WoodIng photography by John CulIum, Free engagement ,, photos or color 5*10. 323125$. Tomorrow may be the day you $ell that rollaway bad you've nowhereto roll away. . .11 you placo a Classified Ad today. Antiques-Oriental hugs Music loses-Slot Machines Iridg.s Antiques 33317551 I, .,It I, PaintIng IRemodeling FREE ESTIMATES - Call anytime 34.535, Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or lJim*basis Wedowashwlndows 677-5094 WE BUY USED FURNITURE& APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3231721. 10 'a -j " ______________________ - HOUSe Cissning E BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur. niture, 205 B. 25th St. 3334911. ' Creative •Surfac.s.ulc. specializing in repainting, mt. & ext., wallpaper,wall taxing, - wood staining, Free Ext. After " you have called the rest call the best. 563.5592. rywalI, Collings, and WalIf repaired. Res. & Comm. 'Remooei I. Additions, - CaIl3l.S399orN2-0133 61-vntodto ,, '1It. Ptoinfftç Dry"ll ___________________________ Shot land Pony, stud horse 3 yrs. old. 30 3 fl-3277a1ter6 1. .' _____________________________ 66-Horses 11'I Wanted by retired man, lawns _____________________________ - ' - GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. I 'p 0. 'S Clock Hepair Lawnmower Sales & Service Wes.11thebejt& Servicetherest WESTERN AUTO 301 W. 1st. St. 3221103 ________ - " r, - - z - Tax Service __ - ACCURATE Tax Sery ice & Iookke.ping 349-5"44 11,111111111110 Im"111111111 _____________________ - Carpentry, Painting, Mint. of all types. Lic. âondad ns-oi Insured 0344399 Wanted to buy used o" Ice oqulpmint. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1741, 50,. 19 Sanford. 3331711, IMan, quality operation yrs. e. Patios. Driveways, etc. Wayne Seal. 321.1331 We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 1055. Sanford Ave. Sinfrd 11 tIUy thTisi-Alo LISTI N6 S. CiIanCTIle _________________________________ _____ FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323-7550 the ,. , CUSTOM HOMES BUILT RebulId Condemned 4ousi s S. G. BALINT 3225465 I MEINTZER TILE No or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 569.1342. . Tile floors Installed NEW& REPAIR Free Est. 13017$3 all a For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, filing cab. & chairs. Many Items to choose from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92, So. of Sanford. 322-5721. ' _________________________ TOWER'S BEAU rT SALON formerly Hamnlett's Beauty Nock 51St. 1st St., 322-3743 ________________________ P. 1977 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham, loaded, white on white, beautiful. Only 27,000 ml. &3,500.131-1104 or 339-4752. 173 Chevy 3-ton, with 11½' _' slide. in camper, stove, ref., toilet, heater, sleeps S. Only $3,500. 3232322 _____________________ Mast, 211 SIMvd Ave. Ivy & sill, liii fInest in Iii fWnlfu., 1*11., ftFM follis _---- . t. P. 113 Chow. Impala S.W. top carrier, cxc, tlris,:new, into." sticker, 1650. 323.079. - EXPE R T ..NTV'$ I p. 1 , BUSINESS SEHVICE Cuh M-4132 _0* 111wd . 'BARJ(INgTok Ienbrook 05W? 1972 Chevy P.O with topper '. Ton, $973. excellent cond. 327-2044 __ - , esens .iv 1Z, - Good used TV's, $22 Iup MILLERS SsW Orlando Dr. Ph. 3734313 FREE WATER SKIING SHOWS - ao.ass S3-TV-Radio.Stsmo - 1 - HOUSE _____ Saturday, March 22 and Sunday, March 23 and benefit package __ : OPEN 79-Trucks-Trailers ___ Washer repo. GE deluxe model, Sold orig. $1O.35. used short time. Sal. $119.Ilor $19.35 ma. 0. P. '68 Plymouth Fury Cony. $495, Current Insp. 323-7451 _____________ For Sale 1931 Model A, 2 dr., Ford Exc. running con. cond. Modified road car. FIRM 13.500. 323 4193 aft 5. - ' Good selection new, used & rebuilt baby grand pianos. Cannon Music Center, Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 431, 1 81k E. of i-i. 339.3900. - push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $449, assumep. mints of 12) me. Agent 33g. - Reconditioned & restyled pianos, Including: new keys, new finish, choose from various styles & finishes. $695. _ ' '15 Gremlin, 6 cyl., auto., air, Power, radio, 33.000 mi., $1675, may consider small car In trade, good mileage. 323-0095. AOK TIRE 322-7150 NEWTIRES$19.19&UP 7413 French Ave. Sanford _____________ --- -- Beautiful console piano, French Provincial styling, used very little. Fantastic tone & touch response. MICROWAVE Boating and fishing. . .riverbank recreation area... swimming pool, tennis and shuffleboard . . ,.youth center. . .paved and lighted streets.. underground utilities.. central water and sewer.. .police and fire protection . . medical facilities nearby . . - .bank financing available. - 62-Lawn-Ga rden " 1. I979SuZuk1GS42SV Like newcond. Call 349-5656 aft 1p.m. Zm. Knabe Baby Grand piano, mahogany; Hammond Organ. model J.517. 322.4671 Why buy used? New brand.mL rn box Springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. TwIn full $ ize, queen I king. Jenkins - 'Furniture, 203 E. 251h St. 333. 0911. your own land and home featuring a lagoon marina person. L)O A.M. 5:00 P.M. MMCII ALUMiNUM MODUCTS 00t!l.MrN.,*L,., .............................................................................................................. . .l I . - --..---- ---_,_.___ 97$ - __ ' INS - Steady, permanent, lified position Good _____ ____ ___ ____ jp5 S1--Household Goods __ I.. - , ___ ______ : j - LL 23-222 Apply A _______ ____ ___ 1111101164 ppp, g. -. GENAL FACrORT HELP .................. ___ -_____ _____ . -. - - " (30) We L drapery panels (60 running ft.). shades of gm. blue. New $1,000, sell for $50. 322-1771. ' - ___ ft _______________ Luis Itv.*wns - _______ ._• ______ . 322-2420 s*" ,. - -- Couch $100; chair $20; 3 wood tbls $55; bed 1. nIte stand $35, misc. 3230595 .Nop- 78-Motorcycles - 59-4*slca% t$CheI1tIsh - n6S'a fiviviak 10101. JJ ( - ____ ' 1, seduLLuuInt . - , -- ku_j1'4, , -.. -- - TAY,AAL$' J ___ , sa.,.R.ug 011100 SOcial -: - -.. AY, APIL 5 -, ____ on. , men W& 9 b9a;P! ______ ' - ~ ____ to ssr bug latt W .; - - , Q Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers last. Color portable TV; console color TV; Stereo AM-FM tape player & recorder; miscellaneous items. 323-6-670. ___ - - 1VAY,APIU4 aoiisa. _______________ ______ ___ ow,LuweImrdCMcO.strat.,s; piokop at Igds. I P1, U30 p.ge. Vt.jj rmom s_. . - I. '76 Chevette, runs good $1000 3227972 before S - 14' Fiberglass bass boat $500 3237457 afl,Ia3277j Removed - A, __________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. i7-92 I, r r - ------- - 1. 1969 Chevrolet Malibu lowner.newtires 645 6161 ___________________________ _______________________________ 17 Volare Premier Wagon, AMFM stereo, AC, PS, PB, under coated, 6 cyl. auto, 23,000 ml. must sell, take over pymts. 322-1355. - 55-Boats & ---Accessories --------- If you needfill for Lg. holes, for good price 323-9325 Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We tso make Real Estate IBusine ss lows. Florida Mar. 'tgag. 'Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 423.3076. -. Side-by-Side refrig., $75; picnic tble w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w-matt, $25; Oak Porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. M - ____ 1MI4S -. ' S acre parcels. Lk. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR. 3227953. ______ Garigi Sale 1472 Faculty Dr. March 21 1 323-7534 Sale: 1974 Ford LTD. stereo rAdio. 4 in. eruIaa ,-nn AC. 323 0727 - BUYJUNKCARS From $lOto$3O Call 322-1624; 3214464 -. roç Dollar Paid for lunk&'ii cars, trucks & heavy equipment., 323990 - CARPORT SALE - SAT. & SUN. 10 N. 2nd ST., WINTER SPRINGS. HOME SOLD, EVERYTHING MUST GO. Levii & Wrangler Jeans ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 47-A--4ft1gages Bought &Sokl 77-Junic Cars - -- -- - r MAKE PAYMENTS-' it models. Call 3399100 or 534. 3 (Dealer) AOK. TIRE Shocks *5.95-Heavy Duty %7.9S AIR SHOCKS 139.9$ New Batteries 2113 French Ave.. Sanford Sat. Only l 1110W. 3rd St. Books, records & to. variety of household Items. 'loMaverick. Beds, Dbl. motel B.S. & Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1213 S. French. 323-73-40. 1976 Lincoln welder. AC-DC. 220 or 110 volt, Comm type, 3 phase motor. Very good const. Must sell $100. 319.5932. clComs, , 11m , el We buy equity in houses. apts., & vacant land. Lucky Investments, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford 322-474). OSTEEN-DEER RUN 10 acres, lightly wooded, cleared, well drained, mobile home OK, assume mtg. at B pct. $2800 per acre. 323 2327. = French 76-Auto Parts 2Famly Furn., ladles clothing. Sat. 9.5 305W. 15th St. WIL SON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 321-$622 47-Real Estate Wanted Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located off Courtland I Shallowford, wooded, $3,300. 373.75$ after S. - - -- REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322-7498 322.20t0 CROCE!TT C _____ .rvstm .,aiish's. CallBart SANFORD ___ ' - 1505 W. 25th ST. TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many lead & copper Tiffany type hanging lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. 6280701 ____ ' ___ . -1 Investors this won't lastlong. Nice 2 BR 8. 1 BR :urn. Triplex, 2 carports, comm. zoned on S. Sanford Ave. Lg. lot could build additional units. Rent for $655 mo. -clear over $300. Assume present mtg. Asking $63,000. 269-7377. - America fimasss1'Hsh v AIIrIaI, Oris Aseed Ip,tag Pl Sail, Control Florid. Is.it Workshop, 0:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 1811 Lisa. Ave., Orlando (near 3kd S. sail oft 24). Ss opauurud by Whiter Part aiopw lbs 1$4$$, _____ 2439s Myrtle Ave Orlando Sdnford 327 IS?? 32) 0640 sr 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60x196 each on Sanford Ave. lust across from Sanora (county). Price $16,500 for all three. Trade 01 terms OK. clComo., SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Caselb.rry, Fl. $345200 Eve. 542.353! For Less" REALTY Legal NotiN Csslal FWId. Art Am (ldssr Art Owe to $ p.m., Dads Federal Savings, 2501 E. Colonial Delve, Orbuds. - a.m. to 3: 'LgL ____ ' Public Uluzy. A novice's IntroductIon to i of mlniconiputsrs In education, games, horns and : 1ispr"fr4 $scrstarW Derads ardeq,s MORRIS - , ik._pni.t' dsaomtaliou, 0:30.11 am., Dltona Delvi, .Cog e 5O-Mscel - WE BUY CARS Somebody is looking for your, bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. Moving Sale: Sat. only. Sofa, dinette set, bookcase hutch, coffee tbl & many Other items. 7539 Central Dr. Sanford. 3220020. - 4A-4nthjstrlaI Propedy $12 _____ ______ @ft H. Ernest StudIe - 1, 2, 3 SR. Suites S Unfurn. - Adult. Family SPool - Laundry Qulet - I Story --- ., POW. _ . APARTMENTS __..------------ York on -. _____ CROCKETT 5 acre grove $5,000 dwn 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture. $2,000 dwn. 6.S acres w-sm. pond. 11,000 dwn. We specialize in lots, acreage, farms, ranches 8. groves. _______ TUDAY,MARCHU Lecture by Jssepb S. leeman of New ____ r HERE ARE 3! -- ' aid tneeur II ACRES HEAVILY W000E LAKE FRONT, VOLUSI COUNTY, EXTRA SCENI $56,900. - 92, I mile west of Speedway, ytona Beach, will hold a )lic AlJTO AUCTION every iaid t$narowas 7:11j,,4 I011lyonelnFboi'$da,ys.,g i reserved price. Cali 904. It Ma'4urffior details. GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 3737340 Sal. &Sun. 113 Aldean. 10 to 5. Dishes, clothes, some appliances. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323-5620 - Waiting for a Good Deal? - Laagw.ed.Wlnter Spla Area of merce, noon, Quality Inn North1.4 and SR 434. Speaker - Gennaro Sidilhsno. _____ _______ Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mlg. at 91- pct. mt. with $25 mo. pymts. Total price $7,500 or best offer. 323-5036. ForSale ' ______ - 43Lots-Acreage .11 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 2 dr. Coupe, auto, air, this beautiful car is near mint., excellent original paint $1,800. 5314104 Of 339-4782. Deli's Auction Center 3 Family Yard Sale Fri. & Sat. Toaster oven, clothes, pots & pans, complete aquarium & much more, 220 S. Crystal Dr., in ,Loch Arbor, Sanford. 8 ACRES LAKE FROI ROLLING HILLS, NICEL WOODED, VOLUSI COUNTY, $731500. --_______________ Seminole County Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Sunshine room, Florida Power & LIght, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Program on ailting. - HIGHWAY I-I FRONTAGE, C BARY AREA. 15 WOODE ACRES, $31,500. '76 Malibu CI*sic, AC, PS, PB, auto, small VSw.2bcarb,Baby , ue w.wt,ite vinyl top & interior, S2,850-323.6631P. CASH DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE 5.4-da rage Sa le -- Pontiac Bonneville, very I clean, fully eqpt. 15 mpg. 4_I. $2,100. 372-5451. Couches, chairs, & loyeseats; TV's; a lot of Carpeting & draperieS, a lot more glassware antique & modern from an estate; plus a lot of household items. Something for everyone. - Make your TV remote controlled -no wires. Come by our shop for demonstration. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1731 'REALTY WORLD. 41*- ______________________ P.1Mb CARRIAGE COVE 2 BR, 2B-& 3 OR, 28, exc. cond. Call for details. Crank Construction Realty, REALTOR. $306061. Idyliwilde-by owner, 413R, 20 Show by Appt. $69,500 332-2073 aft 6p.m. - 21 2 PLUS ACRES PAVE ROAD FRONTAGE, TAI TREES ON ST. JOHI RIVER, SANFORD ARE POSSIBLE MARINA SIT $37,500. TERMS AVAILABL 115 *AUCTION SALE* ri-i. " F rci. I .4.P.IVL M. TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $49375 bal. $113.14 Or $17'm Agent 33.5356 2'.- ACRES TALL PINES GE EVA AREA. $5,900. ESTA WANTS CASH OFFER. 1020 Sc rm. Adults only! 1mm. Possession. 176 Windsor Cf., Carriage Cove. Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walieti Sa !S_f(! .i! - For Estate Commercial 1. Resi dential AuctIons 8. Appraisals. CIII Deli's Auction, 3233620. TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new over $700. Balance due $115.00 or take over my payments $17.00-month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 862-5394. ORANGE GROVE 12" ACR ROBINSON & SEEDLIN GENEVA AREA. $4,500 P1 ACRE. ALL OR HALF! YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 20, w Central H&A heat pump, big & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $19,90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5771. 2435'j S. French (1792) Sanford 323 5321 i pct. interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with monthly' payments under $250. Low down payments, 322-2287. REALTY 72-Auction LAKE FRONT, NICE WOODED LOT NE OVIEDO 8. CFU. $20,000. Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytime 1-273-0781 The Real Estate Agency _________________________ nm. Own to nuhiit See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr, 3235200 VA & FHA Financing CCITh) +.1 1175,000. $175,000. GUI F I His. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR - HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUYE Rh by SIDE GLANCES IJUIl3 REALTY WORLD . - 4 Carnival, South Side Elementary School, 11a.m. to 3 p.m., corner of 13th Street and Palmetto streets, Food, games, prima. .1 ______ Realty, !nc. Eves: 349.540, 3fl.15, 323-4302' __ 5 I REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLELISTINOSERV10E __ j3S.II wily, $35.90 daily, homework. Start immed. -. - CA$A1ANR Make this possibility a reality. 300 C. Commercial Ave. Free details Stewart-C, 100 Finally opened-Full marri Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma. SUNDAY FAMILY DAY.-.SPE. 02192. CIAL-ALL THE SPAG. HETTI YOU CAN EAT $3 oitunitiis 2l4nvesImsnt 2P.M.tolp.M, --;). .., I Harold H _______ Friday, March 21, 1910-1) 11 _______________________ Pilot Club of OnaldoWlatef Park, AU$111 Great Garage Sale, I a.m. • 4 p.m., First Federal S&L parking lot, 2424 Edgewater Delve, College Park . ___ __ ' Handyman specIal 2 OR, ESTATE SALE Spare or part-time Sals help fenced rear yd., in exc. 2 BR, ID W.FP, exc. location. wantld. Workout of your own home, your own hours. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Geneva. S acres cleared w-pond NATURE LOVERS INVESTMENT. Fringe 8. well, ideal for mobile home. This lovely estate is for you. Include, paid binef Is Enjoyclean suburban living on vacation, company car, 1+ acre. 3 over sized bdrms.,2 Paint & body shop for sale or retirement plan a more. For baths, guest cottage 1. much Information call Rich or lease w.2 BR apt. attached. more. OiI'y $79,900. Merci. aft 6 p.m. s34.. Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. Mithank's Helper. chiutfeur Development Opportunity lic. prefen'ad, will train. Apply In person Rlchivs VW, 1 ml. N. One entire block ZRMOI on W. ALL FLORIDA REALTY ______ ______ of ci on u.n. 1st St. Exc. potential, use your OF SANFORD REALTOR Imagination. Experienced Part.Time Motor Ave. 322 0231 Grader Operator, apply Lake ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? Mary City Hall, 3237910. 332 3773 322.0779 If so you will recognize the Equal Opportunity Employer, potentiality of these 4+ acres an the beautiful Wekiva River Waitress wanted. Apply 1. at SR 46. Only $110,00o. Mike's Village Rest ISM Flinch Ave. 322.9912 _________________ STEMPER AGENCY __ all CLASSIFIED ADS Transfers I $ BARROW's WELDING SE*M3j 3311*17 Custom built tllitp & bot trailers, truck racks & misc. IIIIIIII111IIIUIIUIIIIIlIlIIIJ To List Your Business... I I Diol 32226B 0' 831-9993 I - U 0 1. -0 �- ,, • .,- 11A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - -. .-,:,•.--.-... 0• - Friday, March 21, 010 * * Mobil Says 'Never Mind' To NBC Offer * AN OPEN LITTUTO THE PUBLIC: * * NEW YORK (UP!) - Mobil Oil Corp. says conSchmertz said he was upset that Nader was Schmertz said he relected the NBC offer and was * sumer activist Ralph Nader's appearance on the allowed to attack the oil industry and other major still waiting for NBC's answers to to questions: popular NBC-TV comedy show "Saturday Night U.S. businesses during the program- Last Saturday. How much control did Nader have o the content Live" was no laughing matter. an4ów,'. But rather than rebut him on the show, Schmertz of the "Saturday Night Live" skit So the network offered to give Mobil a "Saturday said duringa was Nader paid? Night Live" spot to rebut Nader, a Mobil Corporate RoleConference Board panel on in Public Policy Development," Mobil also asked NBC to accept its pãUb4uue spokesman said, he'd prefer that NBC allow him to write and advertisements - which the networks repeatedly "Never mind," said the oll.giant. produce his own spot for a rebuttal broadcast to be have refused - rather than grant tlEne on "Saturday Night Live" - which has featured shown Just before "Saturday Night Live" goes on "Saturday Night Live," Schmertz said. appearances by then President Gerald R. Ford, Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan, D-N.Y., and New York the air. But NBC again refused to take the Mobil acWoh Mayor Edward Koch - Is "the wrong forum for He told the private business research the grounds that controversial issues of puslie ' either politicians, Ralph Nader or a chief (cot- organization seminar that an NBC lawyer said the importance must be determined by its journals, porate) executive," Mobil public relations chief network would give Mobil "rectification within the Schmertz said, NBC only accepts public service and format of 'Saturday Night Live." Herbert Schmertz said Wednesday. product advertising. * ROWABO'U'T TEI BE 4 IORTED CA !l$? * * * * -Film Rankings Jury Out DEAR DICK: I've been wondering - out of all the science, fiction movies, which one is rated number one and which one sold the most at the box office? I say It is "Star Trek, the Motion Picture." STEVEN E. FEESER, Taneytown, Md. Not yet, but maybe someday. Actually, it still has a way to go to catch up to "Star Wars," from a box office standpoint The "Star Wars" take is closing In on $150 million. "Star Trek" is off to a fast start - around $60 million in its first month of release in some 1,000 theaters, plus another $8 million in four countries (United Kingdom, New 7n1nnd Australia and South AfrIr'n In 91A ivk A hr which ;cl:Ilfilm is "rated number one," that'samatterof opinion - my own favorite Is still "Close Encounters Of the Third Kind." DEAR DICK: I do enjoy Lawrence Welk and his musicians, but, PLEASE!, how can we get Mr. Welk to get rid of his "greasy kid stuff" hair-dos? He sure looks' like a kcwple doll sometimes. LEAN KNAPP, Kalamozoo, Mich. DEAR DICK: On Lawrence Weiks show, Bobby Burgess is such a nice fellow and always had two such Wee dancers for his partners. But this last long-legged girl Is terrible, always kicking her long legs out towards the camera. I have heard other people don't like her. I hate to write this but It is true. MRS. JESSE KLOI7., Nappanee, Ind. DEAR DICK: Whatever happens to all the gorgeous dresses worn on Lawrence Welk's show? Who makes them? MRS P. J. ANDERSON, Baxter Spring1, Kans. You people sure love to pick on Welk and his people. My Welk spy tells me he doesn't use anything on his hair, other than plain old Vitalts. If he looks like a kewple doll, maybe it's because he Is one. As for Burgess' partner, her name Is Elaine Niverson. Burgess autitloned around 20 dancers for the spot and picked her. The auditions last a few months, so obviously he thinks she's pretty good. On - the Welk show dresses: many are designed for the show and executed by a staff headed by Welk's costumer for 25 years, Rose Weiss. Others are bought in stores. Some are rented. The rented ones go back, most of the others are kept in the wardrobe department, and used again, from time to time, although generally revamped so they look new. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me____ the easi of the -: CTflA aimnt&O1u You understand correctly. His name is Arthur Prysock, and he Is a top-notch singer and has some top-notch records. DEAR DICK: Please settle something for me. Who does the talking on "The Dukes of Hazard"? lilt the In who plays Uncle Jesse or is it Waylon Jennings? FLOYD HERSHBERGER, Owen, Wit. It is Jennings who does the narration. Denver Pyle plays Uncle Jesse, but Jennings is the narrator, DEAR DICK: Please tell me who sang the beautiful hymn, "Precious Memories," in the movie, "Hardcore." It was beautifully done. SHIRLEY MCCARTHY, DuBoIs, Pa. That was- Susan Raye, a Capitol Records artist. DEAR DICK: Who played opposite Jack Lemmon in "The Days of Wine and Roses?" Has Piper Laurie ever had a starring role? If so, what please? M.&V., Joplin, Mo, Lee Remick was Jack Lammon's leading lady In that film. As for Piper, she starred in several films when she was a young Hollywood glamor girl - things like "The Golden Blade" - mostly opposite Tony Curtis, and mostly In the early 'Ws. After costarring opposite Paul Newman in "The Hustler" In '61 she retired until '76, when Brian De Palma persuaded her to return for "Carrie." She is now, as I'm sure you know, the leading lady in the new Tv series, "Skag." DEAR DICK: Are the Hal Roach staillos, where they used to film Laurel and Hardy, still standing? Can you go and visit them? C. MOSES, Benson, Aria, I had always thought they were now called the Culver . City Studio, an activestudio used mostly for TV work now. __ But I__ called thr., and they said no. They I - ___ who — on.the Luuha... hoar. rriI? I - wft Seminole Baha - (• ±i — - I*P Final decislonbn wit* the matter IS expected the next three weeks. approval or "pau-tirougi" agencyhe said. -S market Is soft at ixioas COST £111101111 JOIS? c PAImess with total retail sales surpassing all the fast-food franchises In the * * country, But, and you should take note of these problems selling the bonds. Buyers are slackini off." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) cuffs. Sunday school class. farm. "A 'fine, upstanding their fir. hues in an But before being locked up Striking firefighter Roy "I can't believe It," said his Christian man and there he strike Monday, more than 70 ;'.'Campbell gave his wife one with more than 60 fellow wile, Carol, as shewatched is In chains." firefighters have been n flnai kiss, waved goodbye to strikers, he performed one her husband march off to a 20- Since Local 42 of the victed of criminal contempt of his friends and family and final task Campbell found a day term at the city's International Aasoclatian of court, sentenced to jg Md substitute teacher for his minimum security work -Fir. Fighters abandoned ordered to pay fina and fsss to waiting exceeft 101 Union attorneys have _ REA DEATHS charged Circuit Court Judge Laurence Smith, whose ILLIAM 'BALLARD EDWARD GRANT Funeral services wWbsheld Oil" Avenue, with the Christmas Eve court order FERGUSON Saturday at 1p.m. at Second Pastor Rev. John H. Woodard banning a Milk. Was twice %WMPSON , William Ballard Thompson, Edward Grant Ferguson, Shiloh Baptist 'Qiuzvh, 10 officiating. Ignored by On union, was •.vf 430 N.W. 32nd Court, 11, of 419 DavId St., Winter Airport Blvd. The Ray. IL F. - Interment, Restlawn creating a 'ihtxhous.. 'Oakland Park, Fla,, died Springs, died today. He was a Richardson will be omclating, Cem.tey. type s" i'oI ing S SW.dnesdiy at his residence, native of Port Jeris, NY., Rev. Harry Harris, fli$ h.aringi and WWM ., `Originally from Sanford, he and came to the Sanford area - pastor. Survivors are a rna convictions. noved to Oakland Park seven In 1305 from East Gill,, Fla. daughter, Mrs. Mildred Jan IVOW taking them toth. ago. He was a member H. was a retired Irement Luwpldn, Rod*M.r, N. Y.; THOMPSON, WILUAM IAL- ________ chopping block. It's shameful =American Lagloq Campbell calibrator, a Wyssr Mason two ions, Carl MIller'and l. C. LARD WilUsm seu.ri an d I'm Tnsmpsaa, ashamed to be a part Loosing P 83 Sanford. and member of the Addison Smith; three N.W. M Ciit. OkI sisters, atte Inmu Survivors Include ions, Union '_ P PIi * lW W$*L$IMY ld 1iTth Lear Moot'er, Mrs. Billie Lyon to He Is survived b at hb vNillis m B. Thoinpeon II Ft. "Lauderdale, Rober t C. daughter, Mrs. Gordon - Jackson and Mrs. Daisy 1p P.M. at PsIrctiIId NvtPI But the 3udgs Mid the m. a Federal ,!frhompson,, Cassslbsrry, Ilonsutt of Winter tSIgy, F'. heertags r$s.SurlaI 47 sr., a brother, Sannal ____ I -UUam R. Howard and R.C. Ra'nai'w will be .. __ at a r.ghwa p.m. In LaU Mary Conway, ___ $oward Jr., both 01 Sinford A1diI. N.Y., for 111V1051 Miller. asosytojeudupths tripI Interment Restlawn , 'ghters, Anita T. and IaL Raynor. ,ns.an users Nsma. • w Ytnter Park, and Lions Grasnk.w Funeral ftuni j - cemetery. Machester, N.Y. charge. - J PNMUU*Y : Fairchild ?Orth Federal FuaeralNrvbasforJoespb M MU _UtL..dUde1slsks Murray, who died In chrMof_______ " Rac'ihohr, N. will be bold 18th St.. died IStW*Y it SMwdeyMlJSp.a.MAIlen YOU$O DRIVER $4IIPNW Hh&-. a -. . Funeral- services for et go. 1' II U FI PUS wb.Hendorsos,$,of Leddiag Gardeis, who died LOW MONTNLY PAY PLANS M onMondaalM..tDOjs IM110c __orl" we be hem Sstur*y 11:1 m. at New Mount Calvary Baptist IthIbePNIM'Ra,. G. L. $1n !i., ciatiag. -PITS 1ONY.IUS$I airvIvorsa'sssift, Mr, Hsio; JasvdM Ge, and aDock Hen4em - - uo - k Funeral No** - ___ - . - - - , - - as - - JA - - + - ., * * pioo**t - - - - - LE ------- A * * - many as and paid taxes last year In the amount of $607 million. * Closer to home, right here In North and South Carolina, Alabama, GOorgta and Florida, there are over 5,100 dedIcated people working to bring you new 'Thiyotaa,to keep them running smoothly and, most of all, to keep you happiy. At any one of our 156 Southeast 'Ibyota Dealers, will And leiidly, courteous people , * *, * * * volume sales in the U.S.A. * * * 211 WORM. U$IflTT1 100JAYCAL Ibyota has been building compact, o*m- * * * Ical cars and trucks for over 40 years. Certainly; * * thereb a great deal -of competition all over the world,butrlghtnowlbyotals thebest-se]nng , * economy car In the world because Ith the right * * oar at the right time, competition is going to get stiff'erb cause * * Detroit has a number of small, fUeleffiolent * -oars on the drawing board. The economy has flnally forced them to start thinking smaller. * We welcome the competition because healthy * competition In a free marketplace lisults In better products and better value for you, our * customer. America Is built on free enterprise, * and the American people force m&icturerg to build the th w. nta aè(B *_ Its acceptance In the marketplace and will continue to give OU the kind of oars and trucks -k .Y011 demand 000flomIoal,butqualltybuilttO è last a lot lonter thin thR nvrnanth - * ** ** * ___ - - ---- - ** * * — - I - - i S i%k MD IN$UIAN r,. * ** ____ JimMoran,Preeldent - Jnterm.flt-at . -- -- o,V 4 Complete Ws.k's TV Listings * * * - YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE * . - . * *: * mey offer you asuperlozquautyprocjuctand - then sell ltatalOw price because they #1 in ManyFiremen Going To Jail In*Kansas City - ) Friday, March 21, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA . * * facts, this "Imported" business provides over jobs with a total payroll of $2.08 billion,t * * Some of the residents of Seminole County are beginning of the year 137 B.E. The letters B.E. several International dishes, since iota. of the * celebrating New Year's Day today. Among them Is mean Baha'i Era; the Baha'I calendar dates from. Baha'I' of Seminole County are of other Donna, a young housewife and mother who teaches the time of the religion's origin In 1844 In that region natIonalitIes. The pot-luck is followed by a spiritual * school - part time, and Dan, a successful - of Persian known as Assyria or Elam In the time of feast of prayers and passages from the sacred busineasman who Is married and has two children. the Old Testament. Since 1844 the Baha'I Faith has ETiplirea of the Baha'I Faith, Ialam,Chrlatlanity,* * Katherine is also celebrating the new year on the been . established in over 300 countries and and Judaism. Fellowship is an Inte1l part of the '21st of March. Katherine, who also teaches, has territories. Unity Feast held this Thursday evening. Martini at three children. She and her family moved to Florida * For the Baha'Is, March 21, (New Year's Day) is 6:30 p.m., in Longwood, to which all as's Invited. ith 1055. a holy day. Baha'ls all over the world call It by its (For dlrsctlous and address call 1). Donna, Den and Katherine are three of the Persian name, Naw.Ruz. It is one of the nine Baha'I The Baha'is of Orlando are holding a Unity Feast - * .',members of the Baha'I Community of Seminole holy days on which work is suspended. * on Friday evening In the Community Room of First County. The Baha'ls of Seminole County are holding a Federal of Orlando, on Curryford Road. Everyone * The new year begins for members of the Baha'i Unity Feast to celebrate Naw.Ruz. The Feast is also welcome to this elelrative event which Faith on March 21st, the first day of spring and the begins with a pot-luck dinner which usually includes begins at 6:30 . * A O ..iu Akron, steel from Pittsburgh, and be assembled * * by workers using tools from Milwaukee. * Because of the high interest And right here, In America, there are Fords * * rates In the commercial Loan market, Daniel said the * being built with Japanese transaxies, Dodges * authority expects more * with Volkswagen engines and, soon, American * requests from companies wishing to sell Industrial Motors will be reassembling Renaults in * * revenue bonds for new Kenosha, Wisconsin and sending Jeeps to businesses to locate here, or * * expansion of existing France from Thledo. * * businesses. Certa1fll3 we import cars, but we also * Daniel said it costs SCIDA to process the applications, so * export cars. We Import engines, transmissions, * with increasing numbers the * and other components to make our cars more * fees will be necessary. He said applications also involve ftiel-efficient. But, we also export steel, rubber, * * county attorney time, so there * . alternators, glass and production machinery.* may also be a county attorney fee. In short, the automobile business is truly * * He said SCIDA's meeting .* a world-wide business. Every car manufacturer * ftmorning was also to begin * is In competition in every country in the world.. * outlining a step-by-step approach to be followed by the * And, with today's world-wide energy crisis, the * applicants. fUel-efficient, quality-built cars are going SCIDA has no firumial* most * obligation concerning .the * to win In this world-wide marketplace. * bonds, acting only as an Celebrating New Year , H,iøo PTIAYfl #L £ %#&*. M ** ** * Ewning Heiald A * sis ago and a car dealership Is now in that location. tkTAl1 h13'1TL 0 h +0V,TT Pneyvi llriini'otI4a LJQ..UIAJ LA #AAL L1A LAW A ,l1e,nI,,. Ull -. - '- • 'ew'-. 1as1ai in Culver City - but they were torn down about 10 years d. "So there may be some understand be has made records. JAMES IVRAUGH Byron, Calif. to How about an Olds Cutlass or Chevy Monte Carlo built in Canada? A Ford Fiesta from * Germany? A Chrysler Cordoba or Dodge Mirada * from Ontario? Did you know that many of our * SCIDA Fees so-called "domestic cars" are really Imports * * because our auto makers maintain plants all * considered over the world? And they also enter Into In expectation of increasing - * numbers of requests for in-, agreements with other manufacturers to bring ,dustrlal revenue bond financing, the Seminole * us such cars as the Dodge Colt and Plymouth * County industrial Develop. Champ from Mitsubishi or the Chevy Luv pickup ment Authority (SCIDA) this * morning decided to consider * from Isuzu or the Ford Courier from 'Ibyo Kogyo application fees for those requests,, * In Japan. The fees could be in the* But it doesn't really matter where a car Is neighborhood of $300 per application, iId Jim Daniel, * built because a so-called "imported car" may very . - ; d- A - Herald photo by Tom Vincent Rhoda Richardson and Tessa Kandalec are two of more than 3 million Girl Scouts who helped celebrate '-S.. the 68th anniversary of Girl Scouting In the USA. �,1 • - 2—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, March 21, INC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •—. C-,O GLIDE :..,• ' TELEVISION .: -... AA......I. viuu .iu £'1 I aL.... 111W II Cable Ch. If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: ••••$1 0 Orlando HOLIIMY INN — 14— Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. Central Florida Air Show, sponsored by Rotary Seminole Community Colleg; FáUVni, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 22, SCC Health featuring SCC Chorale and Chorallers and Lake Brantley, Like Howell, Lyman and school concernt choirs. Free to the public. Longwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 meter run, 9 a.m., April 12, Springs Plaza Shopping Center, State Road 434. Plant and baked goods sale, arts and crafts show, Bluegrass entertainment and refreshmenti Auction and drawing, 3 p.m. Ce ra1finds Civic 11mire Mla.5eths, March 20, 21 and 22, "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel - A Three scouts and a co-leader from Troop 858 show off doll house they made from scraps. From left, Tessa Kandalec, •• Felicia Cook, Rhoda Richardson and Ann Smith. Girl two Anniversary Last week was national formation, and since its terpretijig the rights of the cirobe and the window at Girl Scout Week and the beginning, more than child through art and Courtroom D. troops in the Sanford area 42,000000 girls and women sharing what they have The week's activities were were busy celebrating along have been Girl Scouts. learned with another group concluded with a Family with other troops across the Since September many in the community, taking Fun Day at the zoo where 150 nation. . Brownie Girl Scouts, like care of an outdoor spot and Girl Scouts and their During Its 68 years, Girl Troop 851led by Ann Smith making a doll house out of families had a picnic, played •Sd1rt,g has grown from 18 and Donna Hoffman, have scraps, leftovers and softball and participated in members in 1912 to more been working for a special recycled materials, numerous games. There 'than 3,000,000, It Is the International Year of the Several of these projects were sack races, a cake largest organization for Child patch program, pr and art works were on young women in the world, Several of the required dIsplay in downtown Sanford walk, a wet sponge throw, tug-of-war and other funaccording to Scout in. activities Included In. at McQory's, Utile War- filled activities. Beckett, curtain 8p.m. Pc*t..how discussions with cast and director. Admission $250. & "Circus Through The Camera's Eye", a collec. I.' lion of photographs of Ringling Brothers, Barnum Bailey Circus, on display through March 28 in the Mills Memorial Library, Rollins College, Winter Park. Hours, Monday.Thurgday, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., Frklay,lam. toOp.m., Saturday, 9a.m, to5p.m. andSUnday,2.11p.m. Ceatral Pisnids Art Association Outdoor Art Show, Sàbirday, March 29, 9 am, to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings, 2301 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. Maitlead An Ceater presents "Mythical Images" —an exhibit of painted constructions and works on homemade paper. March M. Gallery hours — Tuesday through Friday, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday 1-4 p.m. Reception Sunday, March 2, 34 p.m. TVLQ0TAIRE VNTANLE THE 4E19 •Ct.0 . . cijj.j 'r 1'E OF 'A IV VARIe1t.f . AND V-<E ThE 1'f4 IJAM HocAJ. Fiaturl SyndêC$1, Inc. • • . • . •1 5 - 9:30 p.m. Free to the public. • .• Florida Symphony Orchestra POps Concert, Alfred Savia conducting, March 30, 8:30 p.m., EoIa Park Bandohell, Orlando. Guest Artialts: Dance Unlhnited. Free to the public. A Eb T W H i C' a eroienyon i.u,wsi. (1 7) .i-1•• ..l :puy bstacl. course. Presidents' By the Editors Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta, Ga. Orlando Public Broadcasting System (10) Influence Eroding, Study Finds The Air post-Vietnam, post-Wate. changed in recent years. rgate disillusionment, "The president must Does the president's enBut the Kentucky contemplate the alarming dorsement of a policy reseachers, Lee Sigelman, a prospect," they note, "that proposal make it more political scientist, and Carol by publicly endorsing a popular? Last fall, voting. Sigelmari, a psychologist, proposal he maytually ac be age political science sut- suggest that the nature of bestowing what amounts to a dents at the University of presidential leadership has 'kiss of death.' Kentucky were asked their opinions of a guaranteed financial assistance plan for I L low-income families and of__________ 0*SSWORD] _________ increased foreign aid to less- Of Psychology Today rLiuølnnD,1 t1ur%,4n.'.JVCI r% --It all support for the proposals N MINIM was lowest among students 3:45 3:30 (4) NCAA BASKETBALL CID s TOURNAMENT PLAY. who were told that the II M CHAMPIONSHIPS 0 president endorsed the EM CHAMPIONSHIP 500 policies. EVENING M N• NMI ••• (Z) S WIDE WORLD OF The survey covered 147 600 SPORTS freshman and sophomores inMENEM (17) WRESTLING •• (17) FISHING HOLE an Introductory class in lt:30 5:45 ONE American government, Not oil I (4) NCAA BASKETBALL C!) WRESTLING surprisingly, support for the POST-GAME PROGRAM ON 0 a proposals endorsed by theMOWN MONDAY EVENING president was lowest among MORNING MENEM 6:00 students who generallyONE 5:15 (17)WRESTuNO disapproved of the- inOEM ME t12(17) THE ATHLETES HEM cumbent. But other students, 7:30 EVENING Gil (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS with the same attitudes 9MM EMM "Old Salt Tournament" 6:00 toward him, were only COLLEGE BASKET- mildly skeptical of theNOME 10.*00 MMMOV (ID (35) AMERICA'S ATH- BALL Identical proposals when his LETES 11M ME MAMMEMNA name was not on them. WEDNESDAY Nor was the disapproval of SUNDAY MMMM EVENING the proposals • counAFTERNOON terbalanced in the class by IIEMM EMMMEMME $00 t,s...uev II,.... 'r" i i Wall W11110 1 (14,1 (1(J .— A51(ETBALL • (4) CHAISONSHIP P1514 Atlanta Hawks . Philadelphia generlly felt the president we ACROSS (poetic) 9 Personal 33 Actress June TGWB was doing a good job. They Impressionist 37 Newsman — atmosphere — 1:30 rated the policy the same Little 1:30 Newman tO Remain 38 Actress San SPORTS AFIELD () 39 Buddy (17) ,is s*sicriAu. whether they thought he was 5 Actor — 1$ Small Japa dy — Steiger 2:00 40 Saint (Iem Atlanta Hawks vs. Philadelphia behind it or not. nose coin 39 Air (prefix) 8 Low voice abbr) 5 THE SUPERSTARS 76ers 19 Supplicate 40 Actor Gary Once, "automatic E @ 12 Dull pain 41 — Python 21 Storage — (WKRF' in port" for presidents could 13 Assam silk 43 Ed — (Lou places Csnn) worm swing as much as 50 percent Grant) 24 Flit 4 I Stall at office of the electorate into the 14 Old stringed 46 Ventura 25 Hive,, (Span 42 Odd (Scot' instrument 47 Offspring ish) tish) column of those voicing 15 Yes voles 49 Fastener 26 Actress — 44 Roof edge, support for the president on IS Airport bulb 5 Light tan cal' Sothwn 45 Nothing EVEfIING almost any foreign policy tin abbr. or 27 Assist WEDNESDAY (French) decision, social I? Island in Gal. 52 Ancient the 28 Uncooked I.. 46 German arli 53 Folk singer 29 Actor — EVENING EASTER researcher DanIei way Hay SEAL cle (7) 18 Appointments Hurl Wallach TRArTHON 48 Palm lent Yankelovich noted last year 20 Sportscaster 54 480 sheets 30 Actor — 50 Small naval ,cmw DIED in Foreign Affairs. Recently, Jim -(ID 6 THE of paper Gazzara vessel MONDAY Chris Serandon, Keith Mitchell he added, public opinion 22 Single item 55 Negative vote and Hop. Lang. star in a dra- polls have shown that such 23 Stadium and 56 Dispatched EVENING reconstruction o the support ,in some Instances cheer in arrest, trial and crucifixion Of Valencia DOWN 700 have disappeared 24 — Goodevo I Singer — Jesus In the Politically troubledmay altogether." 3IAliIQf,fO1flfllf5f CE) EASTER FEVER , (Eight Is city of Jerusalem. Charles 6:00 To be sure, the students' Enough) 2 Frosted WltlVAl.iJNIOJpIE •IT'S ARBOR DAY. 10:30 3 Chinese tea reactions may not be typical. 27 Up (comb 3 4sU f VI d CHARLIE BROWN Charlie form) — (var) (1O) NEVADA FALLOUT: Moreover, the crises in Iran 28 Johnny Brown's Small troubles grow THE HOT YEARS RaflChsri Nllt 0 3aJ1I31NJoIal 4 Charlton — llVJ WN1 IN when a Peanuts' conservation and residents of Nevada relate and Afghanistan may have I Rhone tribu 5 Singe, Delia hilly 3W gang prolect turns his baseball stories of what fallout from tempered the mood these tary '1vi Wj DJ N1v — 3 field into a garden piot.(R) 6 Worthless above-ths.,ound nucl.ar findings seem to reflect of 32 Forays SATURDAY MORNING 10:30 (10) SOFT S THE HEART OF A CHILD EVENING 11:30 EASTER (7) SEAL TRATHON MORNING 6:25 SEAL 5 EASTER TIES —. tw' "" c. —""• hosts this fund-raiser with coliosts and guests including LiVer Burton, Jack Kiugman, Sieve Allen, ErIk Eslrada, Gbru Gayno,. Della John Rlft, Peter Falk and many others. 12:00 EASTER (!) SEAL TftITHON Susanne Somers hosts this fund-raiser with COIios$5 and guests litciudlng LeVer Burton, Jack Kiugman, Steve Allen, Erik Estrada, Gbona Gaynor, Della fuss, John Ritter, Pr Falk and many others. — (10) SONG BY SONG "Oscar Hammerstein Ii" Undo L. PoSy james, Millicent Martin. Elaine Stritch and DSVI of lyricist Os II TUESDAY 10:00 __ 7)5 ORAL ROSIRTS SF1. CIAL S (I) ® S (7) S NEWS p01*1 Results of the Netir dC ctiçl,it primer bomb tests conducted during the 19509 has done to their families, livestock and Ilveli. hood. THURSDAY Pub item Sports com• mentator Meredith Old times — leaving 7 Singer Neil — 8 Actor Robert — BAINDIAY DATSUN 'VOW BARGAIN CORNER EVENING 1100 (10) NEVADA FALLOUT: THE HOT YEARS Ranchers and residents of Nevada rt. stories of what fallout from above-the-ground nuclear bomb lusts conducted during ft______ $0 ffifr fSAIliiSe, hustockL 'and•' 4iI.. hood. BUY HERE • PAY HERE. WUKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS 14 Per Wk DIAL. with the DIALER who wants to DEALI BAIRD-RAY DATSUN ai N. 1753. L.assd, (Just N•nhOl The $1, -- .4. 1910--3 Specials Of The Week #J11101111100" D,ry Firemen's Aixillary's Ift *iversary sw, "A Salute to the United States," 7:30 p.m., Saturday, MI22 1 NmS Recreation MM S PROFESSIONAL DOWLEAS TOUR flsus, • or SATURDAY MONO 5:30 cii a-couv nso AFTERNOON 100 @'i NCAA BASKETBALL PR6-GAME PROGRAM 1:15 @1 NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Cov.rage Of a national sami-final gams 2:00 (DS WORLD SERIES OF AUTO RACING Top drivers canpsti for $300,000 In the road two finals. 2:45 (Z)S AMERICAN SPORTS. MAN 3:00 cii 6 TOURNAMENT PLAYEM CHAMPIONSHIP 3:15 ®NCAA REPOR SUNDAY tZ WATCH 1,r OR EAT IT S Membersezb1tIos "Doorways," The Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph . St., Orlando, March I-April 18. Reception March 29 7. chols at (35) Sports On HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE — Featuring steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. "The Merchant of Venice" by William . In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune In to independent channel 44, $4, Petersburg, by fuming to channel S tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment In lounge Then. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford.. Shakespeare, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College Winter Park, 8:30 p.m., March 13-15 and 2022; matinee, March 22, 2 p.m. Box Office, 646-2145. (ABC) Orlando 0 (CBS) Orlando (4) • (NBC) Daytona Beach Time Out To Eat Club of Sanford, March 22 and 23, Sanford.Cetral Florida Airport, 1:30 p.m. featuring Blue Angels, Golden Knights, The Eagles and others. Gates open 9 a.m. Children under 12 ..0 ee with parent. Art exhibit by Artists' League of Orange County, Seminole Community College Fine Arts Gallery, 8 a.m. to 5 P.M. through March 28. Came LI Friday, March 21, -- I?U(i',1 •1'',,ii e. e I - . •.4 " S ....Sf,5 ••• :6c •, l �- A..____ -.---- ..-- b ----- ---_- -, --- - ----- -. - - ------- - - -. - - - --. f 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Race across Alaska are featured. SATURDAY March 21 SUNDAY busted furnace forces the male "Change of Ift" with • u FACTORY SPECIALS WEEK ONLY - A.retha Franklin, The Captain and Tennle, George Carlin, Monty Ake C I COMET AWNING ____ 10:00 CHAMPIO NSHIPS Coverage championships, featuring ofanational seml-flnalgam. dancing (from West Germany); . Women's International Mob130 s cross Motorcycle championSTAR TREK Rebel (5)O Capture the Enterprise and ships (from Carlsbad, Califorthreaten its destruction unless 111$)', Pool Champions Trick they are taken to ttls planet Shot Wizardry (from Las V.gas). ADAMS 3) Gi) SCHOOL BOWl. I17 P3 HOLE Luthar vs. eceoia • (111(35) MOVIE "Houss Of OLD ' 9:30 Fear" (B/W) (1939) William Anne Muffay. 0(17? MOVIE "Dead End" detective methodically stalks a 0(10) CAMERA THREE (1937) Sylvia Sidney, Joel killer who has left a pall over a "Paul Draper On Tap" me leg. McCres Youngsters in an East Broadway theater. 112 Hi-s.) endary Paul Draper Is viewed in Rivet slum fight to overcome 0(10) THE GROWING performance and In rehearsal their environment.. - YEARS "me Child's Personal. with a group of dancers from Ity" the American Dance Machine. 10:30 (17)MT PATROL 0 (4) DAFFY DUCK 1:45 0 (17) MOM "Edge of (06111,0111"M 5:45 (7)5 S000IV AND SCRAP. Doom" (1950) Dana Andrews, 5 a) 14CM BASKETBALL PY 000 Farlsy Granger. A young man POST-GAME PROGRAM UI) (35) MOVIE "Tarantula" struggles against society, the _ -- - - . S • *u. asows EASY , S TERMS BAICID ENAMEL FINISII CHOICE OF COLORS POSITIVE STORM PROTICTION CUTS HEATING AIR CONDITIONING UP 1070'. Ildil ls"430 .1011N esusrn . ____ • I !41 PH. 321.N20 OR MU lONE SURVEY — UUO SlYLI" . 1O"OFF ... or .1 . WY (7)5 WORLD SERIES OP io proportions. . AUTO INS Top drivers (11/2 l4cs.) COmale for $300,000 in tIia 5(10) SOFT S m sw finals. OF A CHILD A sensitive lI•l. road r at the cost of alcoholism to a 0(10) FAMILY PONTR*fl' VWence In The Fantliy" young family is Presented. 11:00 5 (1) CASPER AND THE (5)OWILDUFI*4CRISII 40 0)FAMILY PORTRAIT MIMLI jiiu. "On me "Marital Termination's S(10) Brink" A mother discovers that 2:45 anger at a child's minor bslis. 5 AUERJCAJ PORTS. vianal problems can quickly MM Segments on l sturn into physical contact. (A) man and aclanlial Dan Fosye SiSl'Ch far fl5 fflOIJflts'fl 901111* itlO In Awards, Ainics, and Ilts !*!!d Dog Sled &nn 1511515 W-W - WLW 'of U$N5 EVE"" __ ,l'g,I—l. I_*lILI. vs . . 15I0 _____ (9/W) (1955) John Agar, Mara church and his own 's Corday. A sUanliet researching conflicts. the effects of a new synthetic - _____ . 41N N. ORANGI SUM. TO. ORLANDO mssi APT! N NOUNS CALL K1$IIMM!S 5484*71 ISUVAID CO. as-Mis , ' a • Jt$NSCT*ISN4IS' _________ S I '-, -I ) '-F iCally '" Pointer, Bram Tchaikovsky, Ian someone 1$ sY5ti dering the members Of adedi- Hunter. 9:30 5(4) NEC NEWS group of birdwaichers. III) (35) STRST$ OF SAN BSI4IWS - -. UI) (35) BIONIC WOMAN Th Son of an Iron Curtain Scientist thr5StSfls to foul up his cspu when he fails in love with Jaime, 0(10) V.I. PEOPLE "Maria Tunicka" Host David Moses talks with conductor Maria Tunicica about her upcoming CarnegIe concirt and her career in general. (17)WRBSTUNG 0 ____ . See SATURDAY. Page 5 - '- __ _____ IA N FORD 3210120 - ® a)5 __ 11:00 Rockford becomes it* target at defector offers a list of Rusthe black child who changed Greek" (1964) Anthony Ouinn. firearms to the Indians. (1 1/2 PLACE of the underworld when 115 sIan spies to Western his life, is dramatized. Alan Bates. A British writer and Hr..) CD 0 TENSPEED AND good deed and helps an (2 Hrs.) WRESTLING an exuberant Greek take Iodg. BROWN SHOE Turner and 300 old cii mats. PYTHON'S aging CIO (10) MONTY logs with an courtesan the mistake of 12:00 (1]) (35) MOVIE "The Questor Lionel make 0(10) UNDERSEA WORLD FLYING CIRCUS on Crete. "Goodbye, My mieMOVIE to Tapes" (C) (1973) Robert trying protect the lovely (DO OF JACQUES COUSTEAU I) (17) DICK MAURICE ma Foxworth, Mike Farrell. tress of a violent and mur- Fancy" (B/W) (1951) Joan "me Savage World Of me COMPANY Crawford, Robert Young. A derous mobster. Coral Jungle" Along the coral 3:30 a)G THE LAW ma YOU 11:30 d1l 1351 THE JETSONS reefs of the Indian Ocean, CapTOURN"Off PLAY- 0 135) DAY OF DISCOVERY female politico returns to her *1k) Jacques Coist.au and his 5 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT 0 10 QUE PASA, U.S.A.? EM CHAMPIONSHIP Cover- 0 10 WORLD "The Real collegiate alma mater to divers plunge into a vivid world LIVE Host: Brodenick Crew- Joe announces his desire to age of final round play in this War In Space" The technology receive an honorary degree. ford. Musical guests: Dr. John, become a naturalized Amsni- $440,000 PGA Tour tourna- of space research and weap. but instead becomes an objec t of color, Can dividing the Pena mint (live from Sawgrass, ons development and the pos- of gossip when her past misad(17) POPI GOES THE Linda Ronstadt, Paul Butterfluid. (A) sibility of a real war In space ventures are recalled. (1 Hr. 50 I family into factions. (R) Pont. Verda Beach, Florida). COUNTRY Mins.) examined. (R) (ID 0 MOVIE "Scarecrow" SEAL are EASTER (DO — 1130 Hackman, Al -. (C) (1973) Guns ..._!°._ Temflhl ICOIIT'bt '---- —. A1 U1 IIAI Q (11) MUYR 11)5 LJSVII AT Pacino. A gruff ex-con and a LI) ry For SEAL (II) (17) MOVIE "C Four O'Clock" (1961) i!ICSC lovable ex-ssaman develop a (DO EASTER Ford, Glenn (1961) Happy" TELETHON (CONT'D) Tracy, Frank Sinatra. Following friendship i. which both ham Donald O'Connor. When a "Comm MOVIE (35) a volcanic elIJPtIon, I P'$ about life, love and caring. (2 (1]) photography team takes and three convIcts evaCUate a Hr..) Round me Mountain" (BIW) naval up residence In a Japanese ct1d5fl's leper hospital. SEAL (1951) Abbott and Costello, geisha house, they give the ali(DO EASTER Dorothy Shay, Two nitwits in TELETHON M . hillbilly country become entan- bi that It's an 'orphanage." iVe the On a) SANFORD 1200 glad in family feuds. (1 1/2 400 of his wedding, Fred develops CD 0 EASTER SEAL Hrs.) "Situation MOVIE a) 5 f fatal a "Y TELETHON (CONT'D) (10) LA PLAZA "The Hopeless But Not Serious" 0 4)S HAWAII 0(17) ROCK CONCERT Effects Of An Undurcount" FIVE-0 (BIW) (1965) Alec Guinness, MoOai-TStt tIllS *0 find out Why Guests: Billy Preston, BOlIfliS Robert Redford. ___ SALE 35% final round of the Superteams inscription on a scarab, he can "The Bride competition (from Freeport in turn himself into a dog. (Part 1) 5(4) (5)0 CD U NEWS 5 a) J AND THE BEAR A U]) (35) AMERICA'S ATH- S a) MOVIE C.O.D." (51W) (1941) the Bahamas). 0 (17) OPEN UP (R) devious sheriff running a huge LETES 1950 Athletes include Cams Bette Davis, James Cooney. A 8(10) THE SHAKESPEARE (M 0 00 MINUTES car theft ring stuft BX*truck. Kim Linstiart and the Texas 11:30 runaway bride and a flying PLAYS "Richard II" Derek (7) 0 GALACTICA 1980 CI) S THE TIM CONWAY Longhorn Swim Club; Athletics NBC LATE MOVIE (4) SHOW (Premiere) Comedian West Track and Field Club; delivery boy carry on a Vi(Y Jacobi, Sir John Gielgud, Jon (U) (35) FLIPPER "SOS ..The Deenslayer" (1978) Steve Finch, Charles Gray, Dame Dolphin" Tim Conway, guest star fencer Michael Marx; the Polish unusual love affair. (2 Hrs.) Forrest, Ned Romero. James Mini" Wendy Hiller and Mary Morris UI) (17) NASHVILLE ON Michels Lee and a resident Wrestling Team; and running (1)0 FOR OUR TIMES THE Fenimore Cooper's classic bins of the Council of Christian are featured in Shakespeare's ROAD Guest: Porter Wagoner. repertOry company present an star Frank Shorter. novel about an Indian and his crimiCommunlons discuss the stories of the death of 0(10) AUSTIN CITY UNITS hour of variety and comedy. white blood brother's search 7:30 justice system in the United kings." (R) (DO LOVE BOAT While the Joe Ely and Jerry Jeff Walker nalStat (35) FROM THE BLACK for a kidnapped Indian girl is (1]) es . Pacific Princess is on an are the featured performers. retold. PERSPECTIVE 2:30 BAPTIST (7) 5 FIRST extended charter cruise to 1100 MOVIE "Allegheny (TI)(17)BESTOFDONNY AND (1)0 MOVIE "Jimmy B. & 5 (4) CHURCH in 10V5 Alks JUl15 fallS di Andre" (Premiere) Alex Karras, 5(4) a)0 (DO NEWS (9 (10) AS WE SEE IT "South Uprising" (B/W) (1939) John MARIE and contemplates marrlagss. t] (35) MOVIE 'Night Flight Division High School. Wayne, Claire Trevor. Pennsyl. Madge Sinclair. The story of 8:00 (R) Detroit restaurateur Jimmy From Moscow" (C) (1974) Yul Milwaukee, Wisconsin" (Part 1) vanla settlers defeat British CHIPS (4) U]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Butsicanis and Andre Reynolds, Brynner, Henry Fonda. A SOy. (II) (17) MOVIE "Zorba me troops who are selling rum and (ID 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S • (4)5 THE MUPPETS Guest: Gargalli, Alan Dinsharl. A (7) 0 EASTER a) rwo's COMPANY (5) 0 MARLO AND THE MOVIE MACHINE '. TERRY COLE(17) WHITAKER 730 •a) COLLEGE PARK BAP. RCH (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY Ui) (35) DR. E.J. DANIELS 17 iris WRITTEN 100 BAPTIST •(4) FIRST 10:30 (R) 9:00 GD NiCAA 9ASKET'SALL BPOWS World Flours Skating (C) (196y) Patrick O'NOW, Ira March 23 SATURDAY - R5ftASToCMAN Bunkers to spend a few days at much trepidation. (2 Mrs.) Furstenburg. A group of men ) AMAZING GRACE the 8tiv$chouse. searches for an American vciAU i000 a) BUT OF SATURDAY newspaperman who Possesses 0(10)_CROCICI1S vic'ro$00 a magic rIng. (1 Hr. 50 mine.) RYGARDUN____ (4) HERE'S 000MIR NIGHT liVE III)(17) MAVERICK Soomer Is captured by a mean Cl) S DALLAS Bobby and too G) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL AT CAL. Host: Helen Reddy. Guests: (1]) (35) 1191141 Linda Ronstadl, The Bee Gus, Earth, Wiuid and Fire, Kris Kris- 0(10) JULIA CHILD ma toffenion and Rita Coolidge, py Friday, March21, ifOOS (10) NOVA "A Mediter8:30 SEAL TELETHON Suzanne Somers ranean Prospect" The complex (5) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME hosts this fund-raiser with problems that jeopardize the ii 117 ___________________________________________________ 35) JERRY FALWELL. cohosts and guests including Mediterranean's future -. not NHL HOCKEY Atlanta LeVar Burton, Jack Kiugman. only the damage caused by the Flames vs. Chicago Black MORNING hosts this fund.raiser with Steve Alien, Erik Estrada. 010- discharge of human wastes but Hawks cohosts and guests including na Gaynor, Della Reese, John by the deadly effects of chemiLeVar Burton, Jack Kiugman. 9:00 5'15 Ritter. Peter Falk and many cais-- are explored. (fi) Steve Allen, Erik Estrada, 010() MOVIE "Smokey And (17) WORLD AT LARGE others. na Gaynor, Della Reese, j The Bandit" (1977) Burt (10)ANOTHERVOICE Ritter. Peter Falk and many EVENING 5:30 Reynolds, Sally Field. A dare(17) AGRICULTURE Ut A. others. 1230 devil is challenged to make a 6:30 •a) MEET THE PRESS cross-country run and haul an 5.00 6:00 (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS cargo of beer back withillegal OD THE LIVING WORD (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE NEWS •a) (5)0 (a (10) FLORIDA REPORT (17) BETWEEN THE LINES SEAL in 38 hours for a wealthy (7)0 EASTER 645 1:00 TELETHON Suzanne Somers Texan. (fi) 625 (h O CHRISTOPHER CLO- c*suci hosts this fund-raiser with (Si)0 ALICE Mel, in serious CHAMPIONSHIP FISHB (4) EASTER SEAL SEUP p,E) HIIMSAPD (7) cohosts and guests including financial trouble, announces we My PEOPLE TELETHON Suzanne Somers (7)0 LeVar Burton, jack Kiugman, his plans to cut the waitresses' MINUTES (5)030 5) MPER "The Ste" Alien, Erik Estrada, Gl salaries. (1]) (35) MOVIE Coatiuued From Page 4Ui)0131OSESAMESTREET(R) Trampler." (C) (1966) Gordon na Gaynor, Della R.ese, John '(DO MOVIE "Doctor ZhivaTHE THREE (1 ) Scott, Joseph Cotten. A soldier Ritter. Peter Falk and many go" (Part 1) (1965) Omar SherSTODØE5 / THE ijy' p• if, Geraldine Chaplin. Two byreturns to his father's house others. (M (35) @K)W WOMAN The ers struggle amidst the spirit after the Civil war causing Ing to capture a rapist. her problems arising from the bionic dog is kidnapped by for,and passions of the Russian roommate volunteers herself •a)SUNDAY MASS PREVIEWS: 0( 0)_SNEAK sign agen ts while Jaime lies Revolution. father's patriarchy. (2 Hrs.) I me as new bait for the trap. 0(10) MASTERPIECE THE ORAL ROBERTS helpless in a hospital bed. C WEEK 0(10) WASHINGTON •" RogerEbert and Gene 0(10) DOLLY Guest: Bobby (35) joeis ma m pus0(10) ONCE UPON A CLAS- ATRE REVIEW siaaiei trace the development Goldsboro. SYCATS SIC "King Arthur' Arthur 9:30 __ 1:30 boom from returns from the Winchester (5) 0 THE JEFFERSONS 9:00 • seom's AFIELD to the "Rocky Horror •(4)I AND MA)0( (Prim. •a)OUTLOOK 5o tournament to find Guinevere (5)Q'fl4 RASCALS JIMMY SWAGOART PICIUI Show." lere) The free-spirIted lit. style accused of Guido's death and U]) (35) SUNDAY MORNING ( 0) WALL 0 of divorced Norman Davis (Joe 10-00 by death. 7:00 DO EASTER SEAL "Brown-Out For Utility Stocks" facing5 punishment (5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. of 8) (Fl) TELETHON (CONT'D) •a) DONAHUE "Divorce Santos) abruptly hangs. Guest: Charles A. Benore, first (Pa A case of deadly pneumonic After Degrees" Two women his 11-year-old daughter D(35)THEFL*ITSTONES vice president, Paine Webber ('IJ)(17)WRESTUNG a (10) MARTY plague In the form of a sick coping with abanodonment fter (Melissamictmoson)movesin. 6:30 Mitchell Hutchins, Inc. (R) (8 10 MISTER 0OGM 00 ROBBINS Infant turns up In the hospital. putting their husbands through a (M 17 CARTOONS (M (17) MOVIE "Driftwood" 8 (1) NBC NEWS Guest: Eddie Rabbltt. FAWLTY TOWERS discuss their plight. (1947) Ruth Warrick, Walter (5)0 THE BAXTERS "Birth 0(10) 930 World War looms in the near HER HAW Guests: i000 PEL SINGING Brennan. A young doctor takes Control Responsibility" (21) future as Sybil enters the hoeBlackwood Brothers, Ronnie a (1) PRIME TIlME SATM (10) GREAT PERFOR. on the responsibility of provid. JUBILEE McDowell, Wendy Holcomb, DAY WOODY W000PECK- log a home for an unusual MANCES "On Giant's Shout- pitab and Basil handles things Ralph Sloan & me Tinnessee (5) 0 HAGEN A cosmetics Ui) (35) FRIENDS young girl deprived of normal dare" Terry Wiles, a victim of badly. (Part 5 of 6) ER ma Travelers. 10:30 thalidomide, portrays himself in 0(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY human contact. LAWRENCE WELK this story of his life with his (U) (35) PIL CLUB (R) tycoon becomes a syndicate 200 (Ii) ( 5) AMERICAN LIFE. MUSIC adoptive parents and their 0 10 BILL MOVERS' JOURtarget when she defies their UI) (17) THE FUNTSTONES (4) NASHVILLE STYLI "George Marshall" a (10) SOUNDSTAGE Ofdm to not turn her business 10.00 Guests: Larry Gatlin. Janie independence despite his lion" Bill Moyers examines the over to her daughter. Fricke, John Wesley Page. "Graham Parker" (I) ARCHIE CAMPBELL broad-based attack launched DO FANTASY ISLAND A U]) (35) PORKY PIG AND (1)0 MOVIE "Every Man handicaps. against many federal regulato. 7:30 7:00 Needs One" (C) (1972) Connie young woman wanting to FRIENDS agencies as the United 5(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING become president of the car- 0 (10) STUDIO SEE Stevens, Ken Berry. 5(4) DISNEY'S WONDER. ry States Senate debates a FedDONAHUE poratlon she works for and a "chb" (fi) (DO THE SUPERSTARS FilL WORLD "The Shaggy of al Trade Commission authorOORS man determined to avenge his UI) (17) I4J'L ([1) (35) FLORIDA The Los Angeles Rams take on D.A." A political crusader dis- ization bill. 'Old Salt Tournament" the Baltimore Orioles in the covers that by reciting an father's death visit the Island. March 22 Pam, disgusted with J.R., move out of Southiork, and Sue Elm 3:00 stops drinking to wage her own battle against her husband. (5)0 TOURNAMENT PLAY. JOKER, JOKER, JOKER (730 MORNING ERS CHAMPIONSHIP Cover. (17) PERSPECTIVE ON lady (Margaret Hamilton) who EVENING (10) SYNTHESIS u "do,- age of third round play in this kidnaps dogs and sells them GREATNESS "F.D.R.: The The Learning Gap" An log Voice Of Change" (Part 1) $440,000 PGA Tour tourna. for experimental use. examination of the controver5:15 6:00 i) 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK teaching method of direci mint (live from Sawgrass, ioo TOSS ANNOUNCED slaI Ponta Verda Beach, Florida). McGee follows David Banner Qi) 135) CANDID CAMERA a) (5)0 C!) 0 NEWS instruction. criticized for bslflQ 5:30 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES to a masquerade party CH 10)aiLLMOYERS'JOUR(I) (35) MOVIE , "Pony rigid and inhuman, is Present Express Rider" Stewart Peter. "Three Approaches To Pay- the Hulk becomes one of the NM. "How To Get A Job" sat 5)0 $uiuSESTER ad son.12 Mrs.) chotherapy II" guests. Moyers reports on a program 5.40 U (17) CAROL BURNETT (730 WHEN THE WHISTLE in San Diego, California that ( 0) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN AFTERNOON AND FRIENDS Skits: "Mother BLOWS Hunk and his __ has had surprising s_____ ucos uin STYLE 3:15 Of Th. Bride," "me Perfect workers teem up to protect a teaching the inploysd how (4) P4CM REPORT Inter. • Crime," "Stradivsnlus." lady from a gang of goons. to go about getting a job. views and highlights of the first 12:00 THE LAW AND YOU (5)0 (Ii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 6:30 •(4) HOT HERO SANDWICH national semi-final and Ipre1100 (D OURama bookkeeper hires Rockford to .i. ewe Guests: Judy Blums, Olivia view of the Upcoming semi-final a) DIMENSION a ium NEWS (17) fir,d her missing brother, a • (4) (1) • B i cas NEWS Newton-John, Christopher game. stockbroker who is being (1]) (35)BENNY _____ HILL so AIC Hale Linden. The (7) Reeve, U (17) LAST OF THE WILD sao ANDY GRIFFITH An sought by federal agents. • 2.COUNTRY FISHING UI) ( 5) AMY Persuasions. (R) 0(10) WASHINGTON WEEK "Leaping Lemons Of Madagu• PROFESSIONAL woman hBOWLERS TOUR Live cover. been given a speeding ticket IN REVIEW (7) a HOT RIDGE (7.) a WEEKEND SPECIAl. "a of the $131,000 SPAA U.S. to Open from the Bradley Bowl in The Werewolf" (1961) Clifford •a)TONIGIIT Most: Johnny dog, a cat and a crow try TAC Windsor Locks,_____ Connecticut. ____ 0(10) AS MAN BEHAVES Evans, Oliver Reed. A young Carson. Guests: Erma ____ young 0(10) SILL MOVERS' (4) PROFILEs *4 EDUCA- save their kidnapped JOURBombsck, Bert Convy, ManIm • "Freud: A Psychoanalylic View boy IS destined to kill owner from three hoodlums. NAI. "Diary Of A Dark Horse" those 1)5 loves. itattan Transfer. Of Man" (R) "She Wrote Moyers joins the New Hemp. (5)0 MOVIE "Hitler. The a)SII.AWIMIES$ UZ(17) SOS NEWHART Emily . 9:30 U]) (35) MOVIE CAPTAIN CAVEMAN (7) S primary campaign of ____ Last Ten Days" (C) (1973) Alec isforcad to handle threats from (1) THE FACTS OF LIFE __ (01W) (1946) Joan shire me ANDTHRTMANGELS John Anderson and evaluates diet in Guinness, Simon Ward, angry parents In an educational Blair goes on a crash Davies, Jack Oakls. A CO119S campaign pa 0(17)FUN HOUSE to date with crisis at her school. order to Impress a socially (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: dean's wife asks a professor to a group of National Public 7:30 prominent date with her new, AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A sic the credit for a book 700 Radio reporters. look at the latest occurrences • a) BAY CITY ROLLERS svelte figure. wrote. (1 1/2 Hr..) FACE THE MuSIC a) (1) a 30 MINIUTRS 0 (10) WALL $TREET WEEK in Iran. 3:45 a (10) UVWQ em"O". 0 P.M. MAGAZINE "Brown-Out For Utility Stocks" (II) (35) MOVIE "me Frozen - (DO ANIMALS ANIMALS MENT "Environmental Ethics" S a) NCAA BASKETBALL JOKERS WILD (DO on ANNAALB "Seabirds" (M(17) MOVE "Sword Of CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage 0 (35) SANFORD AND SON Guest: Charles A. Berwe, first Ghost" (B/W) (1945) L Grady invites cousin Emma to vice president, Paine Webber Chaney Jr., Evelyn Ankers. A Sherwood Forest" (1961) Rich- of a national semi-final game 1:00 hypnotist lawns of a series of GOOZILLA I GLO- ard Grearte, Peter Ciushing. (M (17) NAGWiLLE MUSIC the Sanfords hoping that she Mitchell Hutchins, Inc. grisly murders when he goes to SITROn'ERS ADVENTURE me Sheriff of Nottingham an will do the cooking and cleanaoo 4.-M Guests: waft in a wax museum. (1 Hr. HOUR his evil Earl are Challenged by (17) MISSION: IMPO8SI•a) PINK LADY a) S MIGHTY MOUSE / Robin Hood and his men, (10) MACNEIL! LEHMER Greg Evigan, Cheap Trick, ° •LE (17) MOVIE "The iecuaacsoA REPORT Hugh Hefner and five of 12:30 430 Playboy's recent "playmates." Offli9Ifls" (1968) Keith Larsen. CD• Ø (17) SANFORD AND SON 0 TARZAN! SUPER 1EV- a)O THE 000 COUPLE Ingrid Pitt. While Painting in the U]) ( 5) ROBERT SCHULLER (5) THE DUKES OF 7:30 Black River region of Malaya, a Oscsir lots Felix talk, him Into 1O p*iptT WiTH NANCY ZARD (2) 6 AMERICAN @AND- going to a "fat farm" to help CI) TIC TA DOUGH "Vec&llon In famous ortist plate to kill his STAND NEWLYWED (DOMOVE THE Hell" (1979) Barbara Feldon, *$fe and his guide when he disInto shape. 0 (10)TO BE ANNOUNCEDhim 0) FiRING LINE 9:30 GAME C5f5 that they are lOvers. ( Michael Brandon. 010) ANTIQUES (DO FAMILY FEUD 100 11:45 500 i ) THE PARTRIDGE U]) (35) MAUO( Carol's latest (1]) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS B a) NCAA BASKETBALL a) 0DANCE FEVER Celebboyfriend provides Maude with 0(10) MOVIE "Butley" (C) (DO CHARLIE'S ANGELS A FAMILY PRE.GAMI PROGRAM nity judges: Judy Nortongreater worries than the (1973) Alan Bates, Jessica YOUflQ Child accidentally shoots 9:00 - 0 (10) THE GROWING Taylor, Jimmy Van Patten, and Critically wounds iSl. Tandy. In spite of staunch' Kelly national elections. S FRED AND BARNEY YEARS "Aspects Of Intelila) Isaac Hayes, Guest: Tuna (8 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: efforts to remain In control of (R) MUTTH(SHMOO gence" Gardner. himself, a temperamental colAnsel Adams. 12:U a)• Um BUNNY! ROAD 1:15 0 WIDE WORLD OF CE) (1I)(17)ALL*4THE FAMILY A age professor approaches his (fl5 MOVIE "Matchless" ujp FRIDAY Evening Herakd, Sanford, Fl. i Friday, March21, IM - 5RAO wornanismunIièi4èi" :N AFTERNOON -- EASTER (D TELETHON (CONT'D) tOO - SEAL Liii (4DUIII1LLY AUAMb .. �4 4 . - -. -- --.. - -- .. ----- --------. 1. 6—Evening HiraM, Sanf.rd, Fl. Friday, Mirth 21, 1NO MONDAY March 24 Jonathan Garvey. (R) (1)5 ITS ARBOR DAY, CHARLIE BROWN Charlie 600 Brown's small troubles grow (4) (5)0 (!) S NEWS when a Peanuts' conservation (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. gang project turns his sebai MEW "MedIa And Campaign. field Into a garden plot. INCREDIBLE (D S (M (17) CAROL BURNETT Reports on 9 people who jump AND FRIENDS Guest: Alan off a 1,000 foot bridge held by King. suspenders, pi9.Ons who save human lives and a man who 6.30 catches arrows In his hands are ti NC NEWS featured. (1)0 C" if]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD cz*.c NON (1]) ( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy Rockford poses as a Is forced to exert all his per. per publisher When he lnfiL suasiveness to get a farmer to tratele a "Charity" Club for S mysterious client who suspects take a tetanus shot. (10) AMERICAN GOVERN_ a rigged gambling operation. SONG BY SONG MINT "The Legal System" 5(17) SOB NEWI'IART Emily "Oscar Hammerstein ii" Linda is forced to handle threats from Lewis, Polly James, Millicent angry parents In an educational Martin, Elaine Stritch and David Keman salute the music crisis at her school. of lyricist Oscar Hammerstein 700 If. (4) FACE THE MUSIC 5(17) MOVIE "The Master (5)0 P.M. MAGANE Of Ballantrae" (1953) Errol a) • Flynn, Beatrice Campbell. A fl (35) AND SON Scotsman escapes his Young Grady gets Involved in a cue country and turns pirate when of mistaken Identity, a rebellion in which he was (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER Involved REPORT 2:30 5(17) SANFORD AND Oft THE STOCICAND (Si S 7:30 C*4ANNING SHOW (Premiere) 1 H Susan Goodinow, an unsmNEWLYWED CS) 0 THE pIoy.d career W. finds a job GAME as assistant to a consumer a) FAMILY FEUD advocate. 5 ( 5) MAUDE While 2:00 ngovera business loan. Wal. tar receives ,l.ow5 that may ruln (4) COLLEGE BASKETBALL The NCAA championhis litS. (Part 1) ship game Is prssenh.d live (10) DICK CAVETT 5 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY from Market Square Arena In Not even pressure from Gloria lfldlaf1011s, lndlaiia. wllgst Archie to take Edith out (1)OU'ASH A hardioi& for a night on the town, but nOSed, d ipilflWlafl Edith Is Iked of taking "no" for Visits the 40771h during an outbreak of April Fools' Day ananowsr. prankstsr$s.n. MOVIE "Doctor wv.HOUSE Øf4 i.IE SO " (Part 2) (1915) Omar ® Goralidinis Chs Nn. Two by. PRAIRIE A con man (Ray Waislon) attempts to bilk mon. we $triaols amidst the OWN ey from the Waiflut Grove reel- and pas5l5 of the Russian dents by persuading ttsm to Revolution. bet on the new "wMe hop.," 5(33)DOW 5 FRIENDS EVENING mArs NEWS DOUG __ . (10) AMER"N SHORT STORY "Bernice Bobs Her Hair" by F. Scott Fitzgerald; "I'm A Fool" by Sherwood Anderson. (R) 9:30 (1)0 FLO (Premiers) On her way to a better waitress job in Houston, Flo gets a flat tire and winds up buying a roadhouse cats in her hometown of Cowlown. Texas. STOOGES / THE LITTLE RASCALS 725 4:66 5(17) UNTOUCHABLES •® TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING a)0 GOOD (MOW) FLORIDA 500 7:30 (7)5 MARCUS WILlY. M.D. 5(4) TODAY (TUB, ThtJ, FRJ) a)5 GOOD MORNING 5(17) OPEN UP(TuE) AMERICA (5)0 LOU GRANT 5(17)Iao .rn.0 "hattie Of Germany" Hidden from. Allied reconnaissance plans. by dense fog, the Nazis silently and secretly mass for a deeper. ato attack on the Western front. 10:30 (0 1351 CANDID CAMERA CHI 10 IEU. MOYEM' JOUR_ HAL A Conversation With George Bush" BIN Moyers takes a close look at Republipresidential "aig Baby Bird" 11:30 5(1) TONIGHT Guest host: Rich Little. Guest: Tish Baidridge. (5)5 HARRY 0 (D•ASCNEWS 5 ( 5) WILD, WILD WEST (10) THE I.ST OF ERNIE KOVACS 5(17) MOVIE "Hollywood Canteen" (1944) Bell. Davis, Jack Carson. Romance blooms backstage at the Hollywood Canteen. 1150 (DO BARNEY MILLER 12:25 (D O POLICE STORY 12:40 (5)5 MCCLOUD 1:00 S (Ii TOMORROW Guest: singer Anne Murray; Flippo, the king of clowns. STYLE 12:30 • (Ii 0SEARCH FOR TOMOR___ AND LOUNGE 2544 PARK DR. SANFORD () PHONE 331.4424 4' Prtvats Parties a Ianqt.st Facilities Available All Disners Come With Ice Tea or Cels — lisp and Salad Sir — Broad and Istiw SNOW CRAI CLUSTERS ALL YOU CAN EAT I I I s10,S95 MENU ADDITION $2.95 AN QIaip.r $p.clele Cn,eWM Ice CsNss ed Breed a Siftur ioo LI S® DAYSOFOUN VES (5)5 THE YOUNG AND THE TIS' J M. S. Csset,y Pried Steak with use ir ft. 5. 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Pstar O'T.ls "I Ubo b.th let-food dhdn U ysu get mortallasd Is an MOM film WMM ion with a drink In do, to W& Jau.r uk to thorn ain' t no ,,. EakdIne Spubb Nut A moy blo. Tw04*m. mother4n4aw Jell, Gibes' will probably Ti We • •f' t't*,t rsx.,It P1IIiQ tp 'JiIPi4 I Who .&L.I is ri'i1 their haiIs. Sober people use his private Mock of me" bay private photo. I udurutand tM: "I (uo llt t ysumi some of ____ the aIiInjWi, ik1*, ISPU&14I&t3 I7'&J 04041 b aren't for ,,. ,,, CETTV 'a S I - ____ 11:30 AMERICA 5(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5(35) S 4AZAM (NON) (1)5 FAMILY N!JD 5(35)PIROMAN TWOUM 11:66 (17) MM SPACE GHOST ! DINOBOY(WS0 5(35) FANTASTIC FOUR — ii Pet. Owe" Te isis, . ® Jj Film About a 5 (17) BOB NEWHART Bob gives up his practice In Chicago to become a professor at a small college In Oregon. 2.00 _. 1T Oslstrn Lamont's bride-to-be decides not to marry him. (9 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 5(17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 0 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH ID 0 GAME THE NEWLYWED 7) 0 FLORIDA! 5 (35) MAUDE Maude fears -the worst when Walter disap. pears after losing his Store to bankruptcy. (Part 2) 5(10) DICK CAvE'rT (M (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie finds himself In a corn- 5(10) THE ART OF BEING promising situation with an HUMAN "Roles We Play" attractive waitress. (Part 1) Much to 8:00 0 (4.) THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo arrests nine of Orly's biggest 700 monlnordertobrlbethern into Fred's playing a football game against arival team. (A) CD0 MOVIE "The Ordeal Of Dr. Mudd" (Premiere) Dennis Weaver, Susan Sullivan. The 0 ® FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE a) 0 JOKER'S WILD 5 (35) SANFORD AND SON (ED (35) y,4pg55fl TUKEDO THE 94,94 Beet with Preaak Pon dCIteS$a Mashed M. 1. priad Shrimp teft praN* VAN ..------.- (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy and Barney are Involved in the catching of a jewel thief. (D•ALLMYCHILOREN II)) (35)35 LIVE 5(10) PAINT WITH NANCY 5(17)NEWS 6:66 5(17) WORLD AT LARGE 2:30 JULIA CHILD AND (MO WE SC ANOTHER WORLD COMPANY (TUE) 4) 6.00 5(35)IDREAM OPJEANNIE (4) POPI GOES THE 5(I0)T5TEPe(WED) 5(10)VJ,PE0PLE(THu) 5(17) THE QIOGLESNORT COUNTRY(MON) HOTEL 5(10) CROCKETT's V1CTO. (4) PORTER WAGONER NY GARDEN (FRI) (Till) aDOGUIDIINGLOW ®NASHVILLI ON THE 5(17)NOMPERR00M ROAD I- _I__ 2:00 (7)5 GENERAL HOSPITAL 5(35)CASPER (4) THE WILIU BROTH- 5(1) DONAHUE 5(10) EIJCTNC COMPANY (mu) (1)• MICE DOUGLAS (R)(MON-THU) (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) a) MORE 10).THE ADVOCATES IN 5(35)LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (S) 5HEALTH PlIED (TIll1 $aledBar$1.$Ias O (4.) NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS 7)5 ABC NEWS . (7) 5 GOOD STEAKS • SEAFOOD - BBQ 6:30 a) 5 RYAN'S HOPE (0) 1351 DICK VAN DYKE 5 (17)MOVIE ____ RESTAURANT HUMAN "Love: Myth And Mystery" 5 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Betty White 5(4) THE DOCTORS 2:30 [1) AS THE WORLD S®TODAY TURNS 640 S GOOD MORNING CE) •ONILIFE TOUVE M TO BE ANNOUNCED a) AMERICA 5(35) GONER PYLE (MOW) Goorge Q I35)_EY HILL 5 17 LAST OF THE WILD (I) (I) S (t) 0 NEWS 5(10) THE ART OF BEING . STYLE(FRI) candidate 11.100 (4) (5) (7)0 NEWS 6:00 5(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRALIHING 5(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 5:20 (M (35)SULLWiNKLE (7).TO SE ANNOUNCED 8.00 (WED) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5)0 5•.25 35)NSWZOO REVUE 5(17) LOVE, AMERICAN (1])1 51O)OVIN ITYLE(WED) 517) UJCY 6:30 am Cl) 5 SUNRISE SEMESTER TODAY 54 FLORIDA 5(4) CE) 5 UNTAMED WORLD a)5 GOOD MORNING (WED) FLORIDA 02 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN March 25 EVENING (1)0(7)0 NEWS (fl)(35)I LOVE LUCY MORNING 10:00 can TUESDAY Daytime Schedule delight, WEDNESDAY EVENING 1:00 MEMENERM Cl) (.1)0 (DO NEWS 5(10) ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Production" 5(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: 'Mrs. Wiggins At Lunch," "Boy Meets Girl." 6:30 ® iuc NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS a)5 AMC NEWS 5(35) ANDY GRIFFITH A misunderstanding leads Andy and Aunt Bee to believe that they are both anxious to get married, 5(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Transportation" 5(17) OS NEWHART Emily joins Bob's "Fear Of Flying" workshop after she admits that she is a whltiknucklS flyir. S (4) PACE THE MUSIC ® 0 eu, MAGAZINE (7)5 JOKER'S WILD 5(35) SANFORD AM SM Lamont buys some copper on speculation only to discover the goods are stolen. (8(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REIKIRT 5(17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 (4) TIC TAG DOUGH THE NEWLYWED (LAME (!) 5 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (ED (35) MAUDE An app thensive Maude visits Walter the day after his suicide attempt. (Pan 3) - elm S® REAl. PEOPLE (Part 1) 5(17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Philadelphia 9.00 5(4) DIFF'RENT STROKES Willis gets stung when a street gang is caught painting graffiti on buildings, a)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Sabrina, Kelly, Kris and Bosley fly to Hawaii to try and rescue the kidnapped Charlie from a ruthless female crime boss (France Nuyen). (R) (tD(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Fernando Lamas. Guests: Nerve Villechalze, Isaac Hayes, Stephanie Faracy, Ken Minyard, Jim Kirk and the T.M. SIngers. 1:30 S (l) HELLO, LARRY The temporarily jobless Larry takes a job as an airborne traffic reporter. (Pad 2) and Hop. LaiSge matic rconstruct ion i000 Ou HERE TO ETER. NITY After falling In an attempt 5(4) to kill Sgt. Warden, Major Holmes finds his fate dependlog on Warden's subsequent actions, Reports on skiing on grass, a school fpr major league baseball umpires, race on Canada's Beaver Rlvof and a school for violinists We featured. (5)5 THE DAY CHRIST DIED March 26 arrest, trial and crucifixion of Jesus In the politically troubled city of Jerusalem. (7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Joannie's boss demands speclal favors In return for assIgn. Ing her to a hot news story. (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Rockford is forced to protect smalltime pro quarterback In a blackmail scheme that brings the mob and federal agents after him. 5(10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Henry IV" Anthony Quayle and Jon Finch are leati.'red In one of Shakespeare's greatest plays In which the major characters represent contrasting perspectives on life and death, honor and value. 5(10)oIcsccAvETr 5(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY An attractive waltrssa'a flirts. lions with Archie lead him to trouble on the home front. (Part 2) Sanford, Fl. FrIday, March 21, 1I0-7 and "Saturn 3." 5 (17) THE FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY "A Grateful Peasantry" Led by William Pitt and William Wilberforce. Parliament passes a gradual aholi. tion bill in 1792 West and Gordon determine to foil the recovery of a fortune that was originally destined to help the Confederacy. 11 (17) MOVIE "Sweet Music" (1935) Rudy Vallee. Ann Dvorak An orchestra leader uses every trick in the book to land a singer-dancer marriage contract Evening Herald 10:15 (M(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "A Family Secret" Upset by his mother's death, James finds sympathy from Hazel and proposes marriage to her. story of the Maryland physician Who became the subject of one of the country's most Infamous trials when he unwittingly aided the escape of Lincoln's assassin Is dramatized. a) 0 HAPPY DAYS With the help of Richie's uncle, the gang is transported back to the Roaring '20s. (Ii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD After serving 20 years for slaying his wife, an ax-convict hires Rock. ford to find the real kIller. C9 (10) NOVA "Mr. Ludwig's Tropical Dreamland" The Story of the Jan project, a multi-mulion dollar venture in the Brazihan rain forest, and its mastermind, billionaire Daniel Ludwig, is told. (ED (17) MOVIE "Dallas" (1950) Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman. Upon finding his home and property destroyed, an embittered ax-Confederate officer vows revenge on those responsible 9:00 BIG SHOW Hosts: 0 (4) THE Tony Randall, Nerve Villechaize. Guests: Lola Falana, Dorothy Hamill. Roger and Roger. ballet dancer George do la Pena, Alwin Nikotais dance troupe. a) 5 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy assumes that Jack Isn't getting enough affection at home when she learns that he's seeing an older woman. (A) II]) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS 5(10) MYSTERY "Rebecca" At the suggestion of Mrs Danvers, the now Mrs. de W inlet copies a dress from a pottrait in the gallery for a revival of the traditional Manderley Costume ball. (Part 3) M TAXI Latka uses his entire life savings to rent a lux. urlous penthouse for a month (R) 10:00 ROBERTS SPE- 5(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 families, livestock and livellhood. THURSDAY 11:00 SKY "Economic Geology" 5 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Enter 5(10) MASTERPIECE THE"The Duchess Of Duke Street II" Louisa and her daughter come to blows over Lottie's new career as a cabsret singer. (Part 15 of 16) 11:15 5 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11 30 C4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Crystal Gayle, Fernando Lamas. (5)0 SLACK SHEEP SQUADNON A mechanic who I PlO" moted Is torn between acceptIng what he's been offered and refusing to become what he has always despised an off icar. (1)0 ABC NEWS 5(35) WILD, WILD WEST A meek agent, whom West and - Pike first feel will be a detriment. proves Invaluable In dealing with an opium ring. 12) (17) MOVIE "Wonder Bar" (1934) Al Jolson, Kay Francis. A nightclub singer marries the man she loves, to the disappointment of her employer. 11:50 LOVE BOAT "Folks FYom Home" John McIntire, Jeannette Nolan; "The Captain's Cup" Pat Harrington Jr., Florence Henderson; "Legal Eagle" Bert Convy, Leigh Taylor-Young. (R) C!) 5 12:40 (5) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Psychic Killer" (1975) Paul Burke, Jim Hutton, Soon afte r a psychopath l released from an asylum, people living around his new home begin dying In mysterious ways. 'IOO 5 () TOMORROW (7)5 SARETTA B aret t a tqg g i y the suspect. 0 (4) ) 0 i7 0 NEWS (n)(35)BENNY HILL 5 (10) FAWLT'y TOWERS 5 (17) LAST OF THE WILD "World Of Flight' 11:30 CZ) QORAL CIAL 5(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Cruising," "The Last Married Couple In America" ATM 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 j) (35) CANDID CAMERA 124 (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVAC8 Mr Question Man, Wolfgang von Sauorbraten Matzoh Hepplewhite and the Nairobi Trio 11:00 9:30 8:30 (7JQLAVERNE & SHIRLEY While the girls are in Chicago, Lenny and Squiggy move Into their apartment. 0(4)1)0(1)0 NEWS (11) (35) BENNY HILL 10:30 0 (4) UNITED STATES Libby EVENING 6:00 0 5(10). 0 (DO NEWS EARTh, SEA AND Mrs. Tudball," Fruitcake." "The 6:30 ® NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS (B (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Romance blossoms for Andy and Mary Simpson. the county nurse, but love is blind to Barney. "(I 9i EARTh, SEA AND SKY "Energy Resources" 5(17) SOB NEWHART Bob feels left out when he Isn't mviiad to Vocation Day In Emily's class, 0 SPECIAL York and March 27 Memphis, and Booker T. soon learns that his friend has more time for his toy than for him. MORK MINDY Mork (7) and Mindy go to Exidor's mountain cabin for a weekend which turns out to be anything but restful when a blizzard hits. (R) j35) JIM ROCKFORD A comptroller hires Rockford to investigate the possible thlevely of cashier checks. 5 (10) PROBE "Your Turn" A panel of area legislators will be available to answer viewers questions. The featured legislatots Include: George Stuart Jr.. Hyatt Brown and Marilyn Bailey Evans. Phone: 275-6080. "Come 5 (17) MOVIE September" (1961) Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrigida. A millionaire discovers his caretaker is using his villa as a hotel when he's away. a 11:30 Grady tries to keep the Sanford home free of Bible meetIngs and orgies. 5(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT' (ED (17)SANFORDAND SON 7:30 TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME (DO $100,000 NAME THAT TIME all (35) MAUDE Maude is determined to keep her neigh. bors from arming themselves after her home isburglarized. 5(1O)DICKcAvETT 5(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY An estranged Archie and Edith are determined to prove to each other that they are per. fectly content going their sapa. rate ways, (Part 3) 5:00 5(l) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck agrees to help a tyrannical prime minister's daughter (Ann Dusenberry) overthrow her mother, (A) (ID PALMER,PTOWN U.S.A. him a crystal radio set from Guests Lola Falana, George Carlin, Charles Frank, Ralph Rector (A) (s)ØBARNABY JONES "t ty becomes personaly invoi,'cI in a murdi', investigation when the prime suspect turns Out to be a man .he once loved (II) 0 ABC' MOVIE "Ni9ht Cries" (1978) Susan Saint James, William Conrad A young mother has terrifying dreams which lead her to believe that her supposedly dead child is still alive and in danger (A) n ies are presented i)1i (35) WILD, WILD WEST 7.00 5(41) FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE C) S JOKERS WILD 5(35) SANFORD AND SON ® 0 U NEWS Results of the New Connecticut prima;. 12:00 0 (4) THE BEST OF CARSON (7)0 BENSON Benson falls madly in love with a visiting female politician. (R) 5(10) GOOD NEIGHBORS "Plough Your Own Furrow" 9:00 0 (1) QUINCY (j) 5 BARNABY JONES A 1:10 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 'Desperate Characters" (197 1) Shirley Maclaine. Kenneth Mars. solve till' murder of a senator who was killed at a private detectives convention (A) () 0 KNOTS LANDING Val and Si d locate a very drunk Gary and bring him home, only to have him disappear again (Part 2) (p10 SOAP 0-4 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN Knowledge Or Certainty" The moral dilemma of modern science, contrasting the humanistic tradition with the technology and practices of modern warfare, is appraised 10:30 (!J) (35) CANDID CAMERA 5(17) THE AMERICANS "The Company President" Elliott "Pete' Estes presides over the secoid largest corporation in the world General Motors. -- 11'00 o @) cs 0(11)0 NEWS oi (35) BENNY HILL 5 (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 families, livestock and livelihood. 11:30 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny criminal mastermind impersonates Rarnaby in an attempt to acquire a publishing empire. (11) 5 BARNEY MILLER An idealistic architect decides that he wants to demolish his own building. (LI) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly Guests: Julie Andrews, Dudley Moore, Henry Mancini. Blake Edwards. 5(10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Dog Days" James discovers that while a vat's life Is not altogethor enviable, that of a dog might well be so (Part 2) Carson. Guests. Mac Davis. Judith Blegen () 0 COLUMBO When a world chess champion is found Injured just before an import. ant match, suspicion falls on his opponent. (7)0 ABC NEWS (U) (35) WILD. WILD WEST A sinister scientist who employs a monstrous tuning fork as a weapon becomes West's antagonist. 5(17) MOVIE "Go into Your Dance" (1935) Al Jolson, Ruby Keeler. An actor opens a new nightclub but finds a few "problems" in doing so . 930 11:50 (7)0 POLICE WOMAN Pep- (11) 0 THE ASSOCIATES Elliott learns the prosecuting attorney in a government case he is defending is none other than his old law school nemesis Professor Kingsfield (John Houseman). detectives middle-aged women. 1:00 0 (.4) TOMORROW Amateur performers who are employees annu nWthuf _ young per goes undercover to search for a psychçllc strangling help Jim �I] - - - -------! -- --.. .-.- ZM - SUNDAY EDITION, 72nd Year, No. 183—Sunday, March 23, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—C USPS 481 .280)—Price 35 Cents. Teachers Win Hurricane Pay Fight By DAVID ,%I. RAZIER The school calendar set aside Nov. 2 as an "inHerald Staff Writer serxice day," a day teachers would work while A five-month fight between the Seminole students stayed borne. County School Board and the Seminole Education SEA Executive Director Bill Moore S'll(I the • • 1 • .. . Association ()A is expected iO muI iutS %'.eex, associations executive board has already agreed I . • ' to ' 'I' with wiw the board's uoaru s negotiator agreeing iiiC to sign the proposed settlement, which is the one teachers , original proposal concerning I d} the union originally suggested hack in November. .,lost to Hurricane David. Board President Allan Keeth said the board Negotiators for the board and the SEA have "knew of the proposal and has no particular signed a tentative agreement saying' teachers will objection to it. be paid for Sept. 4, the day the schools were Sources said the board approved of the offer at closed due to the storm. In addition, the teachers • an executive session last week with negotiator would not have their schedule extended by a day Ernest Cowley. to make up for Nov. 2, the day both students and Although the teachers had been suggesting the teachers came to school. lost day should just be forgotten because teachers ' ••' Afghans Rel" ect Neutrality Offer By United Press International "The present crisis situation can be The Soviet-installed regime of Babrak resolved by means of an immediate end Karmnal has rejected a Western to outside interference and to the armed diplomatic effort to guarantee aggiessiun aguiitst Afghanistan," Tass Afghanistan's neutrality in return for the said. withdrawal of Russian troops from the Karmal and the Soviets have asserted country. the outside interference" as the work In a Persian New Year's address of the United States, China, Isreal and reported by the Soviet News agency Pakistan. lass, Karmal also appealed for friendly It does not appear Karmal s appeal for relations with neighboring Iran. friendly relations with Iran will be lass said Karmal "resolutely con- warmly accepted by Tehran. In a New Year's speech in Tehran, tlemnned" the diplomatic proposal Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr initially made by Britain and later supported by the members of the Friday warned the Soviet Union it must withdraw its troops From Afghanistan Common Market. "Questions related to Afghanistan," he "whether you like it or not." stressed, "can only be decided by the He said Iran "could not tolerate the Afghan people and its government presence of your armed forces in our themselves," the news agency said. neighborhood." Karma! said, "The fraternal Moslem Under the proposal, Afghanistan's ties between Afghanistan and Iran ... neutrality would be internationally guaranteed in exchange for the with. require these countries to live in con- had to make Up the work at home they would have that if a make-up day is to be scheduled. teachers County on a similar situation. done at school on Nov. 2, the board has, for the should receive a tlav's pay for the work they were leetli said he had no idea how much the past five months demanded a day be added to the forced to make up at home. negotiations, arbitration and court action had tt1i(JIers work schedules. tt the district. But Moore said both sides had • .uoan Jr. Soon after negotiations on the matter started, • In February, board attorney •, • , • , , •, . . s)lit the 614 cost of the l'Fflt arbitrator. He . attempted to block the ot arbitrator's s report ia the board declared an impasse, and an arbitrator estimated the board had spent an additional $200 injunction • Judge t ,(• ,. was called in by the Public Employees Relations on the basis the issue was not • ! to $31WJ on lawyer's expenses, a cost similar to the WØI subject for Commission (PE RC) as called for in the '' ' cost arotration. .icirIt.or rejected '' u it .mr,uno. • - of the o lion to the Lsskiation teachers' contract. saying s ing matters of this nature are up to the state I h tentative ill not formally go But the board attempted to block arbitration, decide be fore arbitration begins. LIIS. into effect until approved and signed by both the well as fighting the SEA's two contract arbitrator to ueue l-.\ '& utm es and the members of the school grievances and an unfair labor practice action. Keeth said Friday the injunction request 11:1(1 The union's unfair labor practice action said been intended as a stalling action by the board. tward. the board acted improperly when it unilaterally lie said the board had decided to wait for the Keeth and Moore said both bodies will pass the changed the calendar without negotiations, and results of arbitration under way in Bradford agreement without objection. ••'•! ___________ . ." J7. . - * a - ' • • • . i.-."; . _, -• -' - . : ., . / '' : . . / •. •- -. •. .. -- - .. • . - •. •... - Herald Photu by Torn ,...coal ZOOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE the •il head Start program enjoy a recent tour of Sanford's Central Florida i(s). At left, -. ,, - . •, -• .:.' :-. . •. • takes a gander at a goose. Above, a proud w - . 4 ' _• -•---' An Orlando man has been found not Williams asked Miss Brown to stand . .,... ,guilty of stealing a suit from an , and identify herself. When she admitted ' Altamonte Springs store, but his going to the juror's home and making the M girlfriend will be spending the next week request, Williams sentenced her to serve in the count) jail after admitting she seven days in jail for contempt tried to talk to a juror about the case at lie then turned down Greene's move his home. for a mistrial, and sent the jury out to About three hours after they declared decide Evans' fate. themselves hopelessly deadlocked, Assistant States Attorney Don MarSeminole County circuit court jury blestone, prosecutor in the case, said members sent back for further Miss Brown may possibly face charges of :' deliberations cleared Eddie L. Evans, 32, jury tampering or attempted jury of Orlando on charges he walked into the tampering. Montgomery Ward store in the InterDuring the defense's presentation in state Mall and ran out with a three-piece the case Thursday, Evans attempted to suit under his shirt on June 30. fire Greene and introduce questions of The jury reached its verdict after a his own. Following Williams' intwo-day trial during which it saw Evans structions, Evans wrote down about 45 attempt to fire his attorney Thomas questions he said he wanted asked. Greene of the Public Defender's office; Williams ruled all but one of them .. interrupt proceedings on several oc- improper, agreeing to ask Evans how old casions to demand he be allowed to ask he was when he was on the stand, Ids own questions of witnesses; and saw But Evans jumped up several more Evans' girlfriend Linda Brown of times during the proceedings, asking to Orlando taken out of the courtroom and be allowed to represent himself. Judge . off to jail after she admitted trying to Williams turned down his request. .• speak with a juror at his home. Evans was convicted last November of As the jury entered the courtroom a similar theft on June 2 from the same Friday morning to receive its in- store, Greene said, adding in this case, structions on the law, one juror reported security guards who said they saw a man to Judge Voile Williams that Miss Brown steal a suit, did not get a good enough had knocked on his door Thursday night look at him to identify him properly. and asked if she, could discuss the Case Secondly, the car which carried away the man and suit turned out to be owned with him, The juror told Judge Williams he by a woman who testified she did not refused, following Instructions on how he even know the defendant, Greene said. was supposed to behave during the trial. -DAVID L RAZLER -5- • • - ,. • itt.. .. -". •. . - - 't•• ' "'•t . " .., p 'M' • a •', '-; .3 .•. . ., •. - ,' . . " - 'vz•- - ._ --, •.. -- ,..,,,. . — • . ., . •..'p. . • -- • •ey. , - - • .- ______ • . . - •,. - - ..•' •'.. .. - ..,. I . • • - . •. , I\ P -, .. '-. -. ''•' . .. .. - . 1: V. ; • - standing. Man Innocent In Theft , But Girlfriend Is Jailed i • 4.• ____- drawn! of Soviet troops who Invaded the dittona of brotherhood and mutual undercountry In force beginning last Dec. 27. " • peacock shows his true colors to the children. . .-. • . .- At right, Terrence .Rogers l)ets a guinea pig Below left Rosalyn Leach holds a New Zealand rabbit. - . • • . ..' / - . - - -. . • .- • - -. -n - - -• ,. - . ,,, - . . . . • - - - ••. . . . of • . . • / . ,• i , Il - • . o d nn ay By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaflWrfter • Terry Bennett, who has been trying to build a home on Pine Circle Drive In Lake Mary for more than a year and has run afoul ' city building codes numerous times during the year, may finally be solving his problems. Lake Mary City Manager Phd Kulbes told the city councfl last week that Bennett and a builder friend, are correcting construction deficiencies In the house In rapid order, two weeks ago told Bennett to have The city IC 11 before his current building permit deficiencies council due in 40 days. expires. E xpiration is Kulbes a week ago issued violations to be corrected before new construction can begin again on the house. Previously 17 deficiencies were pointed out to Bennett by Kulbes and Building Inspector Vince Butler and those deficiencies have been corrected. - The city council had begun condemnation proceediW on the Bennett structure before Bennett appealed for the remaining time left on his building permit. Kulbes and Butler told the council several weeks ago that - / - b or t - tt 4.tr... Yd Bu* 11d Lake Ma Home Action Reports 2A Hospital ... ........ .... 2A Bridge -- - - -------during personal Inspections of the house's second story the position. Councilman Gene McDonald declined and his .......... .. '' building swayed from side to side and appeared to present a , co colleagues agreed. ,, Classified Ads 4-511 Religion •• SC hazard. "I really meant t. i un against changing the quota, Comics 6C School Menus . .. ... 7C Kulbes said it Is likely the deficiencies will be corrected McDonald said. ''-. ii ttaway is chai Dear Abby ..............2C Sports. -... i-3B within the 40 days. The legislative delegation of WijiCu r man wU'iUjfl, L'.114 6% Television 7C Mayor Walter Sorenson says Bennett has Indicated he will voted earlier this month to sponsor legislation reducing the .............. -3A Weather 2A sue the city if the house is condemned for building code quota as requested by the Sendnole County League of Civic Florida violations. Nearby property owners are saying they will sue Associations. the city If the structure, built mostly with used wood, Is allowed Larry Cole, president of the league, said the fear is that the The Central Florida Air Show to stand, Sorenson said. more than 30 new liquor licenses to be available in Seminole In other business, the council has delayed action on the County next year as a result of the éensus and under the was held Saturday and continues paving of Evansdaile Road until Kulbes can write to owners of current quota will cause a proliferation of nude entertainment or property fronting the street. Kulbes Is to ask the property establishments in the county. Reducing the quota is expected Y owners if they are willing to pay the W,000 estimated costs for to limit new licenses to about 12. open at 9 a.m. Sunday for the second the paving The limitation would not affect hotels, motels, restaurants City Engineer Paul Porter said one-sixth of the project cost and private clubs. and final day of the show, which Is for the paving of intersections and the construction of conThe council adopted a resolution accepting a federal grant of features the Blue Ang crete approaches to driveways. The approaches are to contain $26,518 from the the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 9els flying team drainage swales. Porter said asphalt could not be substituted (EPA)for a study on the city's proposed sewer. system. The See page 2A for a rt on for the concrete where the drainage swales must be included, city must provide percent of the study costs. th r unusualI group - 0I fil s. anothe Sorenson asked th' council at the request of State Rep. Kulbes said the study is a necessity before federal funding Robert Hathaway, D-Altamonte Springs, to "rethink" it. can be received by the city for the sewer system. — er - � 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 21, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/e71f8dde1d3b6979b61338df12d7faf8.pdf cd3bb16838fbfaa782dda49757acd5ff PDF Text Text 11 .. ........ • • , 4--tv.n$ng Herald, Sanforo, t-i. Wednesday, Feb. 6. 1910 Rock Lake Raider Day ipment Buy Funds To Equ '..:. - - .,. •. * ,,, % .,,j L5 - . ° 4- - - _t-• _..- - 2 .- 'I .- •',_ .7 - ., - . 72nd Year, No.145-Thursday, February 7, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 17 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents ', .-' .. * Vt -s;' .,: * ' , .l,.s.' ;ii4. ! "'i' , .. .". I / ,j . - - .,...,. c::' • ' ' •. c Re p. Kell~~ Points To Lon g wood Ma n By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer -1 ; 4 r ,4w- i.i. .. 6 * heavy union opposition in the elections this year and if that opposition could be neutralized, . U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's office said After several meetings, Purvis said today the Longwood man, who got the Kelly came to regard Ciuzio as a "high congressman involved in "Abscam," the roller" and became curious about what FBI undercover operation, may well the Longwood man really had In mind, have been an FBI agent who infiltrated "From the way Gino was acting, he had organized crime, or FBI informant, more in mind than he was talking about," Bill Purvis, press secretary to Kelly, Kelly believed, Purvis said. R-New Port Richey, said Kelly suspected "Through Gino, Rosenberg (William , - FF agents in exchange for the promise to said Kelly thought the offer was an at. Rosier, Ciuzio's attorney. Rosier said he introduce legislation permitting a non- tempt to compromise him so he could be could not comment on Kelly's remarks. existent Arab sheik to enter the country. put to other use. Purvis said Kelly Kelly, one of eight members of Purvis said today Ciuzi arranged with thought he would be contacted later and Congress in the bribery Kelly to go to the house to talk about the through extortion or blackmail would be scandal, is implicated the first public official to Arab's problem. The press secretary advised about what wa expected of him admit he accepted cash from undercover said Kelly heard the meeting was ac- next. agents posing as representatives of a tually an FBI undercover operation at "lie did not want to disclose to anyone fictitious Arab sheik seeking help with about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Kelly called the what had happened but rather to follow immigration and business problems. FBI from Washington Sunday and the thread and see where it led," Purvis Kelly said in an interview with NBC-TV arranged to return the money. said. Asked if he kept it diary of the Wednesday night he locked $25,000 in The money was $20,000 in new $100 bills events or if lie had ctinfided what was the glove (minpartnient of the his car and and $5,000 in $20s. happening in anyone, Purvis said, "lie then used some of it for lunch money. On Purvis said the money when returned hadn't told me. I don't know, lie did not Sunday, the day after the FBI operation was short about $174. lie said the confide in me." was revealed publicly, he turned over all congressman, believing he was being Asked why the congressman feels he but $174 of the money to the FBI. watched, spent that money for lunches was chosen by the FBI for inclusion in the and other small items in Washington and scant operation, Purvis said the Kelly, 55, said he was investigating ' soon after meeting Eugene "Gino" Rosenberg of Lynbrook, N.Y.) and Weiss Students lineup to toss non-dairy cream pies at teachers. Although the mercury registered low Saturday, spirits were high at Rock Lake Middle School, which opened Jan. 2. The occasion was the Raider Day carnival scheduled to raise funds for the school's audio visual, music and athletic equipment. Activities, which got underway at noon, included the sale of hot dogs, a pie throwing contest, games, a haunted house, tours of the school, an "Myttng Gü" o?mç,!cc, a spaghetti dinner cooked b,v school Principal Sal Manfre, a band and choir concert, an auction and a dance for students. According to Jean Porter, the carnival co-chairman, the event was expected to raise about $8,000. - Herald Photos Ciuzio, 76 Sweetbriar Branch, Longwood, (Stanley Weiss of Smithtown, N.Y.) through a mutual acquaintance that came into the picture, Purvis said. Ciuzio was connected with the Mafia. Newsday, published In Long Island, Kelly originally met the man in the N.Y. has reported Rosenberg recently early fall, 1979, at an Altamonte Springs completed a four-month term In the restaurant, Purvis said, The Allenwood, Pa., federal penitentiary on a Sixth Grader Le,IIe Stayton tries her hnd at bean bag throwing. 1 ...................................................... ANY NEW OR TRANSFERRED PRISRIPTI0N I congressman was introduced to "Gino" Securities and Exchange Commission I I $2 off (EXCLUDING TRANSFERS FROM ANOTHER WALGREENS) I COUPON GOOD THRU2-29.a0 I SENIOR CITIZENS COMPARE OUR PRICES • I 4.GALLON PLANTERS Flovoipric. combino lion hard beo. 8 ol. sailed dry roost. .d or 8 as. unsalted 1.09 sv83c • to Sao BOTTLE OF Timothy Bollinger, charged with breaking and entering, aggravated assault, aggravated battery and kidnapping by the Lake Mary Police Department, was scheduled for first court appearance before County Judge 100 EXCEDRIN THE SHOPPCRS CENTER tediiPaul S&ctleni CAllS vj i By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer VI4JajJ11:I(.P1I.1 VALINTNI , 4 St. Our 1.59 Limit 1 ttiru Feb. 9. 1550 Without coupon $1 69 uw sin VAlENTINE Wallace Hall at 1:30 p.m. today. Big on sentiment. Ilifil on price. f.-, 42In one pock, 351n the other. 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"children who don't know what they are "The first step toward a settlement will doing," IS The Kuwaiti newspaper said the be the establishment of an international commsslon to look into the crimes of the agreement between Iran and the United ousted shah," the newspaper said. "Once States was possible now that President the commission finishes i ts port, the Abolhassaz BanL-Sadr has assumed his . hosta ges will be handed over to U.N. duties. The newspaper gave no source for its Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and report, but said: "The United States and the United States will 'lift its sanctions Iran are working on the final touches of a against Iran." face-saving agreement which will not be Iran's Foreign Ministry, conta cted by embarrassing for both sides." ' telephone from London, confirmed The state Department in Washington I nformation Minister Nasser Minachi, had no immediately comment on the . jailed Wednesday, was freed from report. . custody early today. Bani-Sadr denounced the mili tants i Wednesdaylortheirroleinthejaillngof Minachi, whom they charged with CIA 'I connections. The powerful ruling " Revolutionary Council responded by v ordering Minachi's immediate release. Action Reports .................ZA 0 In a related development, airport Clock ..............4A Around The authorities allowed a group of 50 Bridge.........................48 Americans invited to Iran by the (iaulfled Ads ................2-38 Comics ............................mili tants to "study the revolution" to enter the country, Western press reports crossword .....................4 said. Dear Abby .....................lB The group arrived In Tehran la te 45 esday but was refused entry on Wedn Dr. Lamb ...................... grounds that its members did not have Edlorlal.......................4A Deaths.........................5A Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.i entry FI*UIds ........................3A Horoscope ..................... 48 The Revolutionary Council ruled late . Hospital .......................3A Wednesday, however, to allow the group Almost 200 third-graders at lied Bug Elementary recently learned Natin .........................5A into the country as guests of the militants that some snacks can be nutritious as well as tasty, As part of a Owselves .......................lB who occupied the embassy. required nutrition unit, teachers and mothers helped provide )OdS Sports........................6.7* Speaking on Tehran Radio, monitored for the children to sample that would be easy enough for the 'lB Television by the BBC in London, BanI-Sadr of youngsters to prepare themselves. 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Voniihing lonnttlo los wessOcU$ 99510t.f$IA.i on 1 6M. is-" ft•IAB $3 N -. 2*09 - I OF $143.ndup "an limIt $3 off soch watch our mote than I get $6oHon3.$s off 0 e'c. Thrsj 3455. - WALGRE FM • around at $ANV.S. rummage isle. . - ... - r __-_...fl................ cmcsc, 2/S9' , IWu F*. 9. INS Without coupon c lich . . .Z 4 - CDL I F. Keeth and William J. Kroll voted against It. Howell High School this school year and was "Investigate me, or let my son play baseball," And after Its PlimVe exasperated School denied the right to play baseball, maintained that Lyman High School parent Gene Green superintendent WillL.i,' P. Layer said: Layer instructed Lake Howell Principal Richard demanded of the Seminole County School Board "Don't you understand It's not your concern, Evans not to sign a waiver for their son, Layer Widnesday night, Mi-, Feather? The board has no jurisdiction In this himself would not sign it and board chairman board was considering a motion to invite a matter!" . Keeth indicated he wouldn't also. rqreaentativsof the Florlda High School Athletic HeesplalnedFHSAAA regulations say students Feather's motion will Invite Floyd Lay, Activities Association (FHSAAA) to come into who transfer may not participate In athletics executive secretary of the FHSAAA, to lii" the county and investigate charges of athletic unless they obtain a waiver signed by the two vestigate the Green case and those of Sylvester recrultmer4 In the cues of tire, students who principals Involved, the chairman of the school Wynn and Harold Daniels, who were refused ,.py transferred schools And if no evidenco d or the a perintendent of schools permission to join the Interscholastic basketball of recruitment Is found, those students may be School Board attorney Ned Julian, Jr., gave his team of Lake Howell High School afte1 they allowed to participat, in sports, the motion legal opinion that On full board could not direct transferred there from Seminole High School for, stipulatsit the chairman of the board to sign a waiver. Thus, they said, academic reasons, . It pssasd 3 102. Lever contended. the board Is noverinss in t1 rh. VIIAAA I. iii. anu..thsn Iwli, I SunS. OW . Out PNONE -; Boardmembers Robert G. Feather. who -- -- --- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Green, whose son Gene and Roland William voted for it. Members Allan transferred to Lyman High School from Lake - LOW= IUYI .•-I-.-____,_-_-t__..____.•...•.•....__... SALES PRICES WED.. ThUIS. PEP. .SAY. PoIsq, (55k idrithaid iw tsvsrid so be $pocs.I .I.nid pr ii. nosed by 1.11" tusdily .v..11bbr lot WI. ,t ii below the .d'sims.d (0uwns A" oshoss we our evirydsy liw pres Priceill s11m, vMs& thced, oshov.iuss iiss.d $1w ti.ls, pr s.'.s. mSd .. very is s M s *s M..n#id .spsml $imàl m iv') highs 'ssirvpd iI1wi, proposed the motion, Pat Telson, who seconded it, Heralif SUN Wr#er U011 Jesse Jacobs lost his fight with spinal medical bills, Mrs. Tindall and dozens of meningitis Tuesday. other families organiLed a fund-raising The 17-year-old son of Sharon and ba rbecue dinner last weekend. Cakes and Johnnie Jacobs had been in Florida other items were sold and the young Hospital-Orlando for almost a month, people of the community held a car wash being In critical condition since he was to help raise money. admitted on Jan, 10. "The ba r becue dinner was a success in The Geneva youth had been in a coma every way," said Mrs. Tindall, "and I since he was admitted and doctors had want to thank everybody who came out given the family little hope that he would and contributed," recover, but Jessie's mother was conWith the contributions and dinner, Mrs. stantly at his bedside while life-support Tindallsaid,theynlanagedtoraisea bo ut machines kept him alive. $4,000, but she felt some of the money Those machines alone were costing $900 a day, said Lalun Tinda ll, a friend of would go towards funeral expenses. tl'. family. The family had no medical Funeral services for the youth will be insurance, held Saturday t 10 a.m. at the Brisson To help assist the family with their Funeral Home. .1 Sports-Transfer Denials Bring Calls For State Probe By DIANE PETRYK j OPhN DAILY SAM 705P.M. SUNDAY IS A. M. TOSP.M. 1.101101 $A.M. TO 3 P.M. I L.iqvV CIssad Sumdav) -" 1 A.LI2.I RAUB , ANY TIMEX WATCH 28 ........ • NUTRITIOUS SNACKS WALGREI I:14'l'I,z.l: 74301 LlgIii.d numpruls, W44uslc *..A1.rm. Wil.i4 yi. s*nut Smisk.. s,,•w - , Limit I ilwu FibS, INS Withou t coupon $7,3 EM/AM NSITAL 1O an 2A7 :'.' JOHNSON'S BABY SHAMPOO A 4'.4s ofi0,s*ss,e with brisk. mosculine scent. pon.1. A InSooth fit Aw - ' ill w.c. Lou" A.t.os.d. with cof$on w - WA LGRE E41(.1'LZs] N Pivi ?,ssh, Cl... Youth Loses Fight For Life . U S.... NOW 1.19 . wilO" 12" oday Limit 1 thru Feb. 9, 1510 Without coupon $1.33 vi- ;''. GsiI.u. So: price Intl. 70c ... oft REP. RICIJARI) KELLY his side of story By DAVID M. RAZI.ER mediately get a repairman, Walters Herald Stuff Writer explained. Twenty people spent the early morning When Florida Gas was contacted, its hours in the cold today after it gas leak emergency crew claimed the leaking forced evacuation of their houses near station was owned by Florida Public the intersection of County Road 46 and Utilities, which also has a facility in the Airport Boulevard just outside of San- area. ford. Over a 20-minute series of calls, The residents were forced out of their firefighters were able to convince houses from 12:30 to about 2 a.m. while Florida Gas workers it was their station Seminole firefighters waited for a leaking and that they should sendanian. Florida Gas workers to arrive fora liveBut theman they initially sent knew minute repair job, said Battalion Chief J. only about mains, and could not repair a Walters. distribution valve. Waiters said the department received Finally, a metering station repairman a call abotit leaking gas at 12:25 from an arrived to close the leaking valve and all-night sewer cleaning crew located five minutes later residents were allowed across the street from the Florida Gas to return to their homes, Walters said. metering and distribution sta tion. Because natural gas, which is lighter The officers, aided by sheriff's than air, was leaking, there was never a deputies, evacuated a bout 20 residents major danger- to area residents, Walters from houses downwind of the gas, forcing explained. Atmospheric conditions this them out into the 47-degree night, morning prevented all of the gas from But firefighters were not able to liii- immediately rising into the sky, he said, . Without coupon 43c roth IOVAULI . - at Limit 3 Wsru " Slow Gas-Leak Renoir - U ---Keeps Residents Cold ' 99C bar 3/ 3's -, Higginbotham said tire police had medical treatment, lie said. Sgt. Higginbotham said Bollinger, . IRISH SPRING SOAP SPECIAL I- c . . . I . He is being held at the Seminole County ternoon after Ms. Deborah Clark, victim was attempting to kidnap Ms. Clark. Ms. according to Ms. Clark's account, took staked out the Fourth Street tmuse since jail without bond, of an alleged kidnapping by Bollinger Willis had surgery for if broken nose her to an Orlando motel Monday night the kidnapping and were on hand when Bollinger was apprehended by Lake earlier in the week, returned safely to her Wednesday night at Seminole Memorial and to it Leesburg motel Tuesday night. Ms. Clark (trove into the driveway there. Mary Patrolman James Horton at the Fourth Street home in the city at 12:30 Hospital. A second sister, Pamela Running short on money, he drove within Lake Mary Baptist Mission on Lakeview p.m. Collins, escaped From the house while her it few blocks of Ms. Clark's home WedHigginbotham said Ms. Clark had it Avenue at 1 a.m. today. Bollinger is charged with abducting sister was being beaten and reported the nesday and, before jumping out of the car few scrapes and bruises, if lump on her The police department conducted a Ms. Clark from her home at 261 Fourth incident to the police department. near the wooded area, ordered her to go aria, and a hunk of hair pulled from her four-hour search for Bollinger In the St., at about 11 p.m, Monday, According Bollinger took Ms. Clark away in his home and pick up her paycheck, left in it head during the abduction. She was well wooded area behind Lake Mary to police reports, Bollinger roughed up car, Det. Sgt. David Higginbotham said. pocketbook there. when she returned home and declined U.S. Andiron Near Dea&, Newspaper Says BOX OF 100 KLEENEX ogle 54*. h•g. lift PALMS I ,. - ii .V VIM POR 11"a" srtinnl athleti" in the state of Florida. Another motion by Feather to direct the board It was school board policy, he explained, not to chairman to carry out his first motion failed on a permit transfers for any reason after July I for tie vote because Mn, Telson left the meeting the next school year. But in August,. he said, the early to attend tea foot Injury, board waived this policy and allowed the three Feather made the motion in response to Keeth 's students to transfer. expressed reluctance to contact Lay.. Kee th said The Gree ns maintain the other students may he wouldn't know w ha t he would ask Lay to do or have be en told that but they were not . Minutes of what evidence he would give him. the meeting indicated they were told, but the "Unless there's proof, calling on Mr. Lay to Greens said the minutes were in error, come down here and conduct a witch hunt isn't Previous to Feather's motions, the board what I would like to see done," Keeth said. unanimously passed a motion by Mrs. Telson to Layer maintained that the board would gain express the board's full support of FHSAA rules nothing by the Investigation and it has no power to on the recruitment of students for athletics and grant waivers. He Insisted he'would not sign any encourage enforcement of them. waivers even if there was no recruitment, Layer presented a form parents of transfer 'sk....... aS. I......A .....1...1 is.. um August." 411 UVW4 to ultitil puuuy -------------------- t he future, in. forming them of the policy on atMetic eligibility. s udents will be asked to sign in t A j Lake Mary Police Catch Alleged Ki*dnapper - - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - UI wao""gAw- PEANUTS CI cUAM is I Nov. $1.05 Choice A Testy Tr..ti during the period of time from when he probably be developing over it period of when he went to it posh Washington house received it on Jan. 8 until it was returned, time as the story continues," the press with a man named "Gino" to discuss his possible assistance in immigration mat'Flie money was of the same as given to secretary said. Th e man pulled the money out of a Kelly, Pur vis said. None has been conCiuzio was not available for comment ters. drawer and offered it to Kelly, he said. verted. at his Woodlands subdivision home "I would have preferred not to have Purvis said Kelly believed the offer of today. A woman at his home referred money, his refusal, the second offer and callers to it Winter Park area telephone taken the money but I also did not want his acceptance of the money was the first number. That number was answered by the investigation to die there because I in what would be a series of events. He a man who identified himself as Joe See REI5. KELLY, Page 2A ) '. iN. what fie believed to be shady characters in Florida's fifth congressional district congressman doesn't know. "This will by a mutual acquaintance, as a violation. Weiss has been identified as businessman who had experience in Ciuzio's accountant for the past 25 years. "direct mall" and contacts in the labor Newsday has also reported that Ciuzio union movement, was formerly a bodyguard for the head of Punts explained "direct mail" Is a New York Mafia family. generally use of the mails for business It has been reported that Ciuzio, and political purposes, noting Kelly's Rosenberg and Weiss accompanied Kelly particular interest in tapping Ciuzio for to a Washington house where Kelly acinformation on whether he would have cepted $25,000 from undercover FBI , �I 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Fob. 7, mO , ---. IN BRIEF Soviet Forces Preparing To Counter Guerrillas? Mills Gets Life For Taking Murder Gur, SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Members of El Salvador's diplomatic corps negotiated with the nation's ruling junta for the release of the Spanish ambassador and seven other hostages held by leftists at the Spanish Embassy, now threatened by attacks from rightist groups. Earlier Wednesday right-wing terrorists said they would blow up the embassy If 30 members of the leftist Feb. 28 Popular Leagues did not leave the mission. "Everything Is normal. There is some tension but that Is normal under the circumstances," said a Leagues spokesman who Identified himself as Jacinto Morales. Gold Price Leaps $30 HONG KONG (UP!) - The price of gold leaped $30 at the opening of trading in Hong Kong today and remained steady through the day, closing at $714.50 an ounce. The metal closed at $682 per ounce in Hong Kong Wednesday and opened today at $712. Gold dealers attributed the sharp rise in the opening price to unsubstantiated reports Chinese advisers were guiding and accompanying Moslem rebel attacks in Afghanistan. Paper Opposes Clark Move TORONTO (UP!) - Prime Minister Joe Clark "must not be allowed" to reintroduce the budget that led to his government's downfall, The Toronto Star said In an editorial Wednesday. Canada's largest newspaper, which endorsed UberM teue Ptsrge Thidsan ss%Wr, aa voters, must be reminded it was the Dec. 11 federal budget that forced this election. And, it noted, Clark has pledged to reintroduce the same budget if re-elected. LONDON (UP!) - Just in time for Valentine's Day, Sotheby's auction house is offering some of Britain's most "horrlfically sentimental" greeting cards for lovers. ,,They range from Victorian to Edwardian, up to 19150" said Elizabeth Taft, secretary for the prestigious auction house. They are quite decorative, but some of them are horrifically sentimental." Riggall will be tried on Seminole County charges before ti) other states get to move him, deputies say. NO CONTEST IN AUTO DEATHS A 59-year-old truck driver pleaded no cdntest Tuesday t three charges of vehicular homicide, stemming from a Mar 20, 1979 accident in Sanford. -was 3narged with causing the deaths ol Helen Ross, 53, Arvle Lawson, 56, and Earl Lawson 56, when h€ drove through a stop sign at the Intersection of Lake Mari Road and Airport Boulevard last year. The three persons in the car he hit with his 1966 tractor. trailer were killed instantly. Gainey Is facing two negligence suits, brought by the families of the dead, seeking damages in excess of $2,500, to be determined by a jury trial. By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A silent alarm at the Midway Elementary School prevented a thief from stealing two television sets but the burglar escaped Wednesday night. Sheriff's deputies say they responded to the alarm at 9:44 p.m. Wednesday to find glass broken out of a door and two television sets and a phonograph moved outside the building.. Although they stationed a man in front of the building while h. . C..., eh.. JL WI UWII VIIV ...Rep. Kelly Tells His Side SUITS FILED Ronald Broome, his wife Linda, and Earl Broome and his (Continued From Page 1A1 Kelly is the only Republican among the But both the Senate and House ethics wife Lila have filed suit against Roy Oaks, his wife Catherine, didn't know anything more then," Kelly congressmen implicated In the scandal, committees decided to start their own and the State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company, seeking said. "I put it in the pockets of my As a circuit court judge, he was iim investigations and go as far as they can over $2,500 in negligence damages per couple. clothing." The Broomes charge they were injured when Catherine Oaks peached by the Florida House of in developing independent evidence. Sources said hidden FBI cameras Representatives in 1963 for "judicial negligently operated her husband's car on Howell Branch The filmed that scene - and similar ones tyranny," but the state Senate dismissed House probe will look into the Road on Dec. 9, 1979, causing an accident which injured the seven House members implicated: four. allegedly involving other congressmen - the charges. Kelly, Reps. John Murphy, DN.Y., on videotape. The two suits in the accident case will be heard in circuit Also Wednesday, Deputy Attorney "I felt that I was simply being corn- General Philip Heymann urged Congress Frank Thompson,-ND.J., John Jenrette, court, Seminole. DS.C., and Raymond Lederer, Michael promised at this time," Kelly said, to hold off investigating the scandal fqr Myers and John Murtha, all D-Pa. "What was going on in that room about three to six months. the immigration and all was Just some The Senate Inquiry will focus on Sen. sort of game. "However fine the cooks may be, one Harrison Williams, DN.J., In the "Arab ______ "And I felt as though I had a unique too many may spoil this broth," scam," as well as possible misconduct by ___________________________ opportunity because I was a Heymann said. "We are pretty firmly of Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev,, whose congressman to get this information the mind at present that the criminal name surfaced In a separate FBI bribery Isaac Newton, one of the world's great scIentists, ft.. whaisrit was. iwas ponfident It was trials should be allowed %o go toward. investigation Involving tin qu.ntty put physics and math aside to work at tr1r crooked," ' They're too close to their conclusion." lation legislation, to turn other metals Into gold by means of NewfoundlaW Is known for the first trans-Atlantic csWe connecting it to Ireland in 18151111 and the first wireless message received, from England 10 1901. WEATHER .vv A fIJD NATIONAL REPORT: More snow was predicted today for the Southeast, where unaccustomed cold ocean temperatures • I ; threatened the white shrimp crop in South Carolina. Snow warnings were In effect for the Middle Atlantic Coast, but New England aid resorts continued to wish for something other than clear skies. At least 12 deaths have been blamed on three days of blustery winter weather that pushed from the Plains to the East. Southern Wisconsin and parts of flulnois got their heaviest snows of the season, and snowplows were pressed Into service in Milwaukee for the first Urns this winter. Schools wereshut down in parts of Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. Heavy snow *ssiathgs on We Central Atlantic Coast extended from northern North Carolina. tlwough Delaware and saitsrn Maryland. Travelers advisories for inow.covst.d roads and scattered snow showers reached from southern New Jersey and southeastern Peonsylvania Uroth the eastern two-thirds of 1nnesaee. AREA READINGS 9 Las.): temperatiul: 47; overnight low: 36; yesterday's hIgh: 70; barometric pressure: 30.11; relative humidity: 63 percent; winds: north at 12 m.p.h. FRIDAY T1D: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 12:11 am., 12:32 p.m.; lows, 1:19 am., 8:37 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 12:10 am., 12:14 p.m.; lows, 6:10a.m., 1:11 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, $;31s.m., 1:31 p.m.; lows, 11:$a.m., 11121. We sold hundreds... wit h t h i s cover f I XYnm a tormer$11995, For Lake Mary - Od Mal : - ndsnorth—sstunotstOdaY becoming north tonottheastilka WOW andbldly.SSU3tOlfeSL Fair. ---- .0 MW PUKAUt Fair today WA in the War ft hiday. Im" ____ 10 . W kit ticotningnorthetoe taftu and Other Items on the agenda for tonight's misting hiude: -Action on awarding a contract for city employees health and life Insurance. A survey has been conducted among city employees showing the majority of the employees do not want dependent coverage. A decision on this portion of the contract award was delaying action. -Consideration of a request by former Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. on permitting a community building to be constructed on city-owned park property. Bacon said the money donated by residents over the to a special fund would be used to pay construction ceats. -A resolution approving the tratdar of city bank accounts from CccnBank.Longwood to FligaMp Bank of SMInnis, lAs Mary branch. Mayor Walter Sorenson is r.eornn'eeding the transfer In vii, of 11w FlagiMp Bank's approval of a lean to the city to Room aclMtionof park land several weeks ago. -A resolution to permit the city to Invest funds with the State of Florida. Qty Tr5'2 and bookkMw Made Papa will tell the esuneil the city con mUse a higher return by lnveiIIa f with the data. - a . WWI" Of do obwok ellorlor by administration's fece. . V 1%00 - • - ' - - • .• . - - - - -' - . • - . - V JMIU. .: -: . - - - p • TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)- When the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn sank to the bottom of Tampa Bay last week, 23 crewmen went to their deaths. Now some of their bodies have floated to the surface In a grim reminder of the tragedy. As the Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation wrapped up its sixth day of hearings Wednesday into the Blackthorn's Jan. 28 collision with the oil tanker S. S. Capricorn, a crewman's body — the ninth to be accounted for — was picked up in the bay. On Tuesday, another body surfaced. It was identified as that of William R. Flores of Fort Worth, Texas. The bod found Wednesday has not been id,.' ;am Accidental drowning has been ruleci cause of death for seven of the men whose bodies have been recovered. No cause has been determined yet for the latest two. - r; INFANTS' TALLARAEE, Fin. (UP!)- It will te easy now for Floridians to gripe about poor service by doctors, acçotmtassts, realtors and other professionals. 11w Department of Professional Regulation opened a telephone hotline Wedoesday to be used by coonmwrs unhappy with professional services they received. The number is 1100-307940. Department employees - SEALY CAPRI DELUXE s tI I ' .'- - •• '% ., use sTiscNrs ceeo.vwmsa PU$ONALTOUC$I! vase DEUVISY, Pill SITUPI - . - - PIlö ADMI5$10N5 SANFORD: - • X '. HOSPITAL - . 3227$3 a - SIMINOLI MEMORIAL. •MN$4IsIQ IO,J,NI. KOWI$ SCS I!I 1100 FRENCH AV. SANFORD - ' . CLOUD SUNDAY NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UWYILAPSIL hi pj i... , • Julius Hudson hit. Xlii Turner Lindsey Lucilla McCall IS ,.r* McanIui O MtI. I. Smith hind. I. WlIhins Evelyn At. CNS. DiIlens CIa-do,, P. used. 051041v11 Mne U. GlennuSti, DuStina Cscql. I.. Lsmbio. Dusas. Id McGufre. Li Jnna At. Stantrovy,, DuStona ___ it 6 7 7. ,, 34.1 Open 9 A.M. 5 P.M. Monday - Thursday Open 9 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Friday - Saturday - - Prices Good While Supplies Lost PANTIES Smock Tops ',-' *First quality ç,4 1ti1it F.iticics .iud %ul il ill .is'cirted 'olt,rs First ms *Assorted solid '" \ .Sizes 7-14 I Easy open gripper - neck fastenings .Sizcsup 10 12 mos. S 21 FIR • Si,t" 2FOR i - i ADULT MEN'S it LADIES' - Handkerchiefs EXERCISE PANTS *First quality lO I - • cotton • / iF pr%l qis..liI anI hehl irri'L'tIlar •%orIIil tli' •SiIt'% S. M. 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'......-?- -_ • 4t • t" • Ia a - 15 ss $i&Li , OF 4 W aireir 0 Opp __ 203 1st St., East Downtown Sanford LADIES' 4" I-;• 911140dor said Sow - I- . -- Robert H. ThOmas. Define Connis L. Painter, Geneva Vernon C. Mason. Ohio Robert Duston. Ohio iscu*uus SANFORD: Arnold C. Cleveland Trvdy At. Cummln,s Stacey Gross is a. J~ Gsa-go XUgsr Ca-aLliS W4Ijst Ps siwsigs a. TWO csiedss War. Russ J. Kafmann. De$ary - P5y$lls I.. Nash, Laspwoid Uwa Ann Muse and 55W girl, , - - GIRLS' BRIEF AND BIKINI Sight irregulars of a famous mak er • Fancies and solids HOSPITAL NOTES Great comfort and firmness at our low sale puce plus something estra— a rich cover from the (r'rmer Poslurepedk Imperial that sold for $42 to 1 more Speciall y tempered innerspring coils for firmness, torsibn bar foundation f or added durability. S4LE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! Full .p,t' i'ah pii' •' $1I9 Qut'in slit', 2-pit-re wt $$5 Klrg sj,,., • .t IM - - I- - - - GOWNS OR - KIMONAS ' Execution Delays On Docket TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)- The state Supreme Court has under consideration pleas to delay next Wednesday's executions of James Adams and Douglas Ray Meeks. The justices were asked to delay the executions to give statisticians time to develop information to show that some judges Impose the death penalty more often for killers of white victims than for killers of blacks. Attorneys say they believe the statistics will show this disparity In administering the death penalty law in St. Lucie and Taylor Couuntles. A similar charge has been made previously against Orange County, B. Satisfaction Guaranteed Dying Prisoner To Go Home GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!)- The Florida Parole and Probation Commission Wednesday granted permission to a state prison Inmate who Is dying of cancer to go home to Eden, N. C., to spend the last days of his life with his family. Meeting in Tallahasse, Fla. the commission reached the decision Wednesday afternoon and informed Mrs. Sue Berrler, 35, by telephone that she could take her husband, Howard Bernet, 31, home with her to North Carolina today. "It's official. They're coming by with the papers, today," said Mrs. Berrier, who has visited her husband of 21 years regularly since he was hospitalized. "I feel great I'm anxious to get on the road." • p GE NERAL STORES Nuke Storage Site Needed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)- State health officials are scouting areas around the state as possible sites for temporary storage of low-level nuclear wastes. Gov. Bob Graham has ruled out a permanent storage site in Florida, but is anxious for the development of emergency facilities because of cutbacks In shipments In Barnwell, & C. Florida ships approximately 100,000 cubic feet of low-level radioacti ve waste to Barnwell annually, but attempts to curb that significantly by requiring 300 licensees to compact their waste and take other spacesaving steps, Marcia Elder, a government analyst with the State Energy Office, said Wednesday. - 4 Shuttle Launch Set Nov. 30 WASHINGTON (UP!)- The space agency has set Nov. 30 as the new target date for the first launch of the space shuttle Columbia from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The date represents a delay of five months from the June 30 target the National Aeronautics and Space Administration abandoned last month because of mounting problems with the rocket plane's ceramic heat insulation tiles. John Yardley, associate NASA administrator in charge of shuttle development, disclosed the new tentative launch date Wednesday after outlining the shuttle's status in testimony to the Senate Commerce Committee. is Anderson, a former fireman who was driving past the sch1, testified he saw a nian who looked like Bundy leading a -t'bing girl into a white van. Prosecutors say Bundy raped her twice, killed her find dumped her half-nude body in a hog pen 35 miles away . In closing arguments Wednesday, Prosecutor Bob I)i-kle related the "hunting tripe' he says Bundy performed in sear( '1 of someone to murder. Starts Today KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!)- Wallowing in the Gulf of Mexico, the scorched tanker Aries today awaits an ocean-going tug and a tow away from the scene of an engine-room fire that for more than six hours threatened its cargo of 6 million gallons of oil. The fire, which began with a series of explosions in the engine room and spread to the pilot house Wed. nesday, was extinguished by nine crewmen while 22 shipmates drifted nearby In two lifeboats and a rubber raft. A Coast Guard spokesman in Miami said the oceangoing tug Explorer was due to rendezvous with the disabled,600400t Aries at 8 a.m. about 40 miles west of the Dry Tortugas and tow it either to Jacksonville, Fla., or Norfolk, Va. - Waiting for the jury's decision is nothing new to Bundy; he received two death penalties last summer for the 1978 sex slayings of two Florida State University coeds. This time he's charged with killing 12-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach, The state spent seven (lays trying to prove Bundy lured the girl from Lake City Junior High School into a stolen white van while she walked between classes on Feb. 9, 1978. C. L. "Andy" Sale Tanker Crew Awaits Rescue Profissional Hotline Opens - - MEXICO CITY (UPI) — A So"Olynçlca omelal has 1-1 — coil fore boycott of the branded the '$er-Aadmtea$jeas ..&Ra.. ORLANDO, Fla.tUPl- Theodore Bandy's second Florida murder trial has gone to the five-man, seven-woman jury whose selection took up one-half the time of the five-week old trial. Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling ordered the jury Wednesday to begin deliberating at 7 p.m. after reading to it 40 pages of legal Instructions. That capped more than two hours of closing arguments from lawyers. Begin Floating To Surface - - - it .M U1 C; - sovieft sayBoyCott 'CrucW Violon the internatImsul (*y M110=311111011 Valery Emmett, a uvwnI of the - Noicuw Olympic (grtrkg Committee, said Wi*seday. 1 1 rules of the OlympIc WO'i prohibit cmsn1es from not participating for idigisus, poiltiosi, ."c or social reasons," be said. "I repudiate tot4y the Ides." Smimnoff, also a vice president of t$. InWastiOsial OlympIc Cununiti,,, called the Carter bcott propoial a "very Crud. • 5-Man, 7-Woman Jury To Decide Bundy's Fate - On Water Rates By DONNA FZTES Herald Staff Writer ta___ - fl Lau may i.diy i..owicu at a i:.i p.m. meeung uxiay as to make a decision on whether water rates to city customers be increased. Roger Bowen, city accountant, two weeks ago urged the board to increase water rates 20 percent to counter continued losses in the utility department. The losses for the most part are naner li meanina the ivitam It not a.nttIrw .nntwh revenue to put money aside for adequate depreciation &W for. system expansion and repair, Bowen told the council. Bowen suggested the charge for a minimum of3,000gallons monthly be Increased from $3.90 to $468. Other increases he recommended were that the charge per 1,000 gallon after the minimum be raised to $1.56 from $1.30 and the 90.cents-perthoiaand-over-7,000-gallonschargebeincseaaedto$1.os. Former Councilman Pat Southward. from the audience, urged the council to consider eliminating the price break given to large water users. IN BRIEF Bodies Of Blackthorn Crew and deputies were unable to :ch him. Deputies say they will be checking the televisions for tradition back to Texas after being tried in Seminole. James David Riggall, now being held without ball in the fingerprints and other evidence, adding the thief apparently Seminole jail on charges of carrying a weapon and dther escaped empty-handed. county charges, told Hall, Wednesday: "!think I will waive MAN SURRENDERS ON RAPE CHARGES extradition." That will allow several Texas counties wanting A Fern Park man surrendered to sheriff's deputies Wed- to try him to have him back without a fight. MAN CHARGED WITH TRAFFIC DEATHS A Winter Springs man turned himself In to Seminole nesday morning, when he learned he hd been charged in two Sheriff's deputies say they currently know of more than 104 counts of sexual battery on a 16-year-old woman, Deputies Tuesday when he learned he was being charged with charges pending against Riggall, mostly charges of cashing Robert D. Berry, 38, of Apartment 1496,200 Fern Park Blvd., two counts of vehicular homicide. phony checks. was held In lieu of $1,000 bail on the two charges of battery on a Fred M. Struhm of 570 Tradewinds Rd., Winter Springs, was Riggall was arrested Jan. 17 In the parking lot of the Winter Springs youth last November. His bail was reduced Longwood Sun Bank while a woman identified as his common released on the pretrial release program after he turned from $10,500 by County Judge Wallace Hall. himself in on charges he was responsible for two deaths on law wife attempted to cash a check on an allegedly phony June 30, 1979. account, deputies say. RIGGALL MAY GO TO TEXAS Florida Highway Patrol investigators allege Struhm was Through federal law enforcement teletype checks, deputies A Texas man facing two local charges with over 100 others intoldcated at 11:43 that night, and that he drove south on the have come up with the list of charges but have yet to have any pending in Seminole County, Texas and ether states, told of the jurisdictions looking for him produce a governor's ex.,, northbound lanes of U.S. Highway 17-92, slammIng into a car County. Judge Wallace Hall he will probably not fight extradition warrant, carrying Mark Webster, 25, and Joan Cullen, 15. The accident occurred just south of County Rodd 427, patrolmen say. wil - - At the time of the three crimes, Mills was out on parole armed robbery charge, a state's attorney's office spokesnu said.-DAVID M. RAZLER Council To Decide 'Horrify' Your Valentine? • FLORIDA purse snatchings. Mills was sentenced Wednesday for burglarizing the home John Fox, 1920 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, on May 9, and steall, a rifle and shotgun. The shotgun was later used in the Wright murder and robbery of a convenience store clerk by Mills that month. School Burglar Escapes With Nothingthou ci,g.,wwl thg, rnr n U n.?nnO nk1 )'S TTU UU4 W El Salvador Crisis Simmers Thursday, Feb. 1, 1980-34 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Silent Alarm Tips Deputies' By United Press International Soviet-backed Afghan forces reportedly have been using air strikes and artillery to counter fierce rebel resistance in eastern Afghanistan. In apparent preparation for a major military operation, hundreds of fresh Soviet troops are being flown Into the Afghan capital of Kabul and Afghan units are being built up with Russian soldiers filling the ranks, The Times of London reported today in a dispatch from Kabul. In Washington, a State Department source today could only confirm "there are preparations for what they would call counter-guerrilla activity." Estimates of the number of Soviet troops in Afghanistan have been increased from 81,000 to 90,000. - - Convicted murderer Gregory Mills was sentenced to life said a spokesman. The decision was made last August when Imprisonment Wednesday for the burglary in which he stole a Mills was being tried for the crime. gun later used to kill a Sanford man. Before Mills receives Ids sentence on the murder charge Circuit Court Judge Roger Dykes sentenced Mills to life from Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson, he will first be followed by five years on the first two of seven felonies Mills sentenced for armed robbery and false imprisonment, two stands convicted of. charges he was convicted of last month. But Mills may not even live out the lighter of the two Sen. According to the state's attorney's office, Mills, 22, has a tences. The state's attorney's office intends to ask for the death long list of prior convictions for violent crimes. He was first penalty for the May 25, 1979, shotgun murder of 72-year-old arrested at the age of nine on a theft charge, and since that retired Sanford businessman James Wright during a burglary, time has been found guilty of many larcenies, robberies and WORLD AI -- •• 4_ - I •. S �I l• u • . - - . - . ' . . - , . . ., .-- ---..-- ----.-- Thursday, Feb. 7, 1980--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Hemid NAnON (USPS 41210) AVE., SANFORD, FiJI. 32771 Area Code 3M322.2511 300 N. FRENCH or $31-M3 Thursday, February 7, 190-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director IN 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, J24.00 Year $47.00. sources say. President Carter must make the final decision on whether to nominate the San Antonio attorney commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. But sources said Wednesday Garcia, 52, was Civiletti's top choice. The selection of Garcia expected to give the administration a political boost In the Hispanic community. whlchhas been demanding another HispanicAmerican be named to the post. Garcia, known as a civil, rights activist, would replace Acting Commissioner David Crosland, who has run INS since Leonel Castillo resigned as commissioner last fall. Garcia was scheduled to meet with Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, 1)-Texas, today. as revised the Persian Gulf. If the military budget is tailored to meet an awakened concern about the, ambitions of the Soviet Union, it will re-establish a principle that has been neglected for many years. The principle Is that the amount we spend on national defense must be dictated by the magnitude of th rea ts to our sèéurity — not by going over competing demands for federal funds and then deciding how much the Pentagon ought to have. Had that principle not been obscured by wishful thinking during the Johnson years and by self doubt in the post-Vietnam years, our inventory of weapons and deployable forces would not look so meager today in the face of what the Russians have now made clear about their intentions, The problem is to return to realism in our defense posture without losing the war we have been fighting here at home against inflation and an audible rasping in the gears of our economy. The Carter budget as a whole suggests that wishful thinking is still in control — that we can make an increased commitment to defense with no sacrifice other than 'king young people to is around billion budget — up $52 billion from current spending — lies in not calling for new programs of significance in any areas except efense and energy. There is no restraint on those existing federal programs which already are making the federal Treasury a disaster area of deficit and debt. Mr. Carter is proud that his new budget foresees a eficit of "only" $16 billion. He was proud a year —. VIEWPOINT )It _ \0 * 7 ...91 Bush FEEL DRAFY? ) i Eyeing .,~, f %) 1 11 .\ What I '. ly Eyes I. Ti, 11~ Bold VIEWPOINT Do YOU Recession'. Sou th DON GRAFF Csnars can be the craziest people. And as a consequence, economics is still a long, long way from being an exact science. Take, for example, the widely predicted. recession with which the nation was supposed to say farewell 1979. didn't show. The reason It didn't, as one of the prominent predictors, economist Andrew Brlmmer, the other day, was that American consumers refused to behave as economists thought they rationally ought to behave.: Instead of tightening belts as the economy saUed, day went right on spending at a rate : sufficient to counteract the anticipated. business downturn, cheer yet. recession is bad news, the motivation for the contrary con-' timer behavior is worse: Inflation. People have been buying now in the expectatln that they will have topaymorejftheyputftoff until later. This may be the explanation for the latest monthly survey of consumer attitudes taken: for The Conference Board. The New York- ;d based research organization found consumer 'confidence "surprisingly strong". in December, vIrtually unchanged from the By By ROBERT WALTERS WASHINGTON (NEA)— Republican ______ _______________________ presidential aspirant George Bush, exhilarated by his stunning victory In Iowa's precinct caucuses, is considering a bold proposal to directly confront two powerful opponents in a crucial Southern election. If Bush pursues the plan, South Carolina's Republican primary on March 8 could emerge as a pivotal contest pitting Bush against former California Goy. Ronald W. Reagan and former Texas Gov. John B. Connally. The Palmetto State primary Initially evoked little interest among the contenders for the Republican presidential nomination — until several months ago, when It captured the attention of Connally's strategists. They were Intrigued by the that the South Carolina election was scheduled for a saturday, only three days prior to a critical trio of other Southern primaries to be held on Tuesday, March 11 in Alabama, Georgia and Florida. ______ . _______ to ____________________________________________ _____ It noted ., 1. ____ But don't facts - ________________________________________________ SCIENCE WORLD ago when he forecast a deficit of "only" $29 billion for the current year — a deficit which, it now turns out, will run closer to $40 billon. In truth, it is hard to say what the 1981 deficit will be, given the contingencies at home and abroad which could Eye View S CHICAGO (UP!) — Public schools were open to school children today, despite what the Chicago Teachers' Union said would be defiance by teachers of a second back-to-work court order. Interim Schools Superintendent Angeline P. Caruso said children would be allowed in the schools only If -, they are admitted "safely and prudently" without 'loience by disgruntled pickets. On another labor front, the president of the city firefighters' union expressed cautious optimism a contract — the first ever covering the city's 4,350 firefighters and 1,000 supervisors could be reached soon. - - . U.S. Should Avoid_Afghani Pol itics RRYS WORLD WASHINGTON — President Carter's leader chosen for them by the United Statm diplomatic door to U-M. Inquiries Into Soviet schemers have lapsed Into some delusive and One exiled leader had this advice for action In tlV conquered country. Her. we dangerous dreaming about turning President Carter: "The best cotraeof action some of the leaders, meanwhile, who the fg)'detan Intoa Soviet Vietnam. Those who for the United States Is to be patient and an White House Is cosuldsring to head a U.S,backed govetomint: have succumbed to Us bit of liesplem talk who emerges as a natural teed,r." — One of the rival rebel leaders who deliriously about ferocious Afghan mow't&' My American attempt at king.olaking, this men dlargli4 down from their craggy ealhe told my associate Howard Rosenberg, recently formed a coalition of their guerrilla SIWI Mojadidi, hideouts to disrupt a*1 confound the could be "very dangerous." 'The creation of a grs. bl ss Said Ahmed Gelani, Mawlawl Adbui Hal, Rid Army. ___ e ings, with UL H,kntit Golbelili' as Yar and Mawlawl Pabsa TO n this wisNvl reverie into reality, the superpower would likely be Interpreted Zahir Star, the in Atom king wbo Carter aInistratIon is actively searching the Afghan — uniting m.dd1 ng Instead of abdk*tid his throne In attar a bloodless im for a man of destiny to play the role of VietIt could splinter them people, nan's late Ho ChiMlab. As Secretary of State Meanwhile, the fact that the ravenous COl. He ruled MfhWIan for Cyrus Vance recently confided to associates, allies before he fled to Italy where he lives Soviet bear would devour_- of its 1' now a heavy odds-on favorite to win the flOmiMtIC(L Jimmy quotes his namesake In: the White House at 1 to 4. His challenger,' Teddy Kennedy, Is listed at 4 to 1, while Jerry: sown is far back at 3$ to 1. Delta Iowa, Ronald Reagan Is still a 4-toS flV(Wfte to win his party's. nod. George Bush, the Iowa içset victor Is now rwv%ing at Ito 1. The t of the GOP morning line shows Howard Baker at $ to 1. John Connally and Jerry Ford at 10 to 1, and surprisingly. John Anderson at 3$ to 1. PhIl Crane rates as a 100. t0-1 choice, and Bob Dole Is the longest shot of all at to 1. The Greek figures the Democratic can-: didate as a 54*4 favorite over the Republican. 11 FEE Fit FO'. The giants of the American me" prof—ion are going all out to fight uw F.cierai Trade Ceqiwtjak,n. The F advertising b ithyniciats Is an antirust violation tb 11 works to the conawnur's disadvantage. In addition to oft munbers of miimi societies to arms, the madir fraternity is loug for h.'gw'u proposed by Sen. James Mc(e, IWdeito. would keep the PlC from regulating a $ 1-4 profo — doctors, d'tista.lawyers i that's regulated by the states. It was up under the guidance of William Owei hothyIM for the American Dents] AaaocIatIosi . mighty 0 govsrmneat4nexile, . own IM United States Is "seshing a leader of the When people." ____ to the POSMIIO would unite the divine NgI gtwrlhla groups, r* lbs pope ' oft thsRadaewtlhoVlotCi did unto %Idim But vt-ui,, Ihareinsema - flaws I in the scheme. 1 rimu.lru Radana Iea'wd hew dIt It is to have k - 'w -. .i's'- As i und.rstand It. Comrade. .1* they tivutansd to boycott the Moscow Olinpqcs, we HAD. to do something so s. kvadod Afghanl— stan." One ruler bnpua a lsadr ups the Aft the Moscow u*ar, sash beu baaajsd to gala the_I of the people, The Knmft hid to and tanks and troops to keep their man In pow. trVs in roons In bslsve do Afghans would be any more eager to be ruled by a modestly. It's 0111001Y ha would agree to hid al.d the Wdou 'world. 'fl cause other Moslem nations to view Soviet return to power. — Hanan Derrani I, who claims to be the fri-'de"p with susplclon. In the opinion of soma Afghan exiles, the United States would sen of King Aniatullab Khan, an eerier 4cion fester m-tarch, who abdicated the UtrJno In favor this Ia better off of Ida cousin. Hassan hasn't at foot In lithaF thoi atirting it since be fled at age 2 with his 1011' fMlrIn1UIlklesurrnutdedbya-n&I W80 rMlai Afmn ofthal who w tsn out of PIIT ( 1oy1sts wt have been 1o'g cantry by the sovists aid Is now aag the Carter aiIstration to recogi&e him as caited by the Americans. ThngWully, he the rightful heir to the Ibrmne. Itmlgl4bs win for Prealdent Carter not to quoted an ancient hInk' axiom: 'Let us meddle. wait and ne wtw comas over lbs water." Yet the advice probably will be disregarded POUT9CAL 001*: Hire's the latest by the Cater A-2aWntion, which aema nitciown on the pruidei'Ual race, provided eager to bum a Free fgI'.', gov@rw=L exclusively by Jimmy. the Greek, for those Pv&ymas believe a sram01114n.exlle who may wish to make sport of the election: add taint Atjanan's puppet governPreslihe Carter, benefiting from the insist at the Unitsd Nations and open the Middle East crisis and the Iowa caicus, Is . I- Is constitutional. The Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts filed suit Wednesday, charging the statute Is a "blatant" violation of the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of separation of church and state. It asked for a temporary restraining order halting compliance with the law until the issue can be decided. Justice Herbert Wilkins agreed to hear arguments - today on the motion. The U.S. Supreme Court In 1963 struck down local and laws requiring mandatory prayer in schools, saying they violated the First state Amendment. The CLUM suit said the law also violates a similar provision in Article 2 of the Massachusetts Con-stitution, the oldest. nation's Oil Union To Accept Pact? Negotiators for the striking oil, ST. LOUIS (UP!) Chemical and Atomic Workers Union are considering a tentative settlement proposed by a federal mediator and accepted by Laclede Gas Co. The negotiators were to meet today with Laclede officials and tell them whether they will accept the proposed agreement, which will have to be ratified by the local members before the 21-week-old strike would - - Highway Automotive, Inc, AUTO WASH & WAX If the settlement Is ratified, Laclede said, higher rates would be needed to meet the wage Increases. 1980 Farm Income May Drop — Total farm Income last year appears to have equalled a 1973 record of $33.3 billion, but inflation-shrunken dollars did not buy as much six years later, according to the Agriculture Department. In a summary of an agricultural outlook report, the department released the new estimate of 1979 farm Income, up from a previous estimate of $32 billion. It also said 1* farm Income may drop 25 percent below that level. Economists attributed the 1979 Increase to availability of more data and to higher prices for livestock. Dial ____________ BOSTON (UP!) — Captain Nam battled one In "00 leagues Under the Sea," and Captain Ahab's crew In "Moby Dick" mistook one for a whale. Npw visitors to the New England Aquarium will be able to see a giant squid of the type that terrorized so many fishermen in tales of the deep. The 450j)ound squid with 7-foot tentacles was put on display at the aquarium Wediseaday and Is being studied by marine scientists. They're not sure yet whet It Is. /*apj_ a m( - 1a SMCEME4 BLJSII"IES S LA IWREMH TRYING. I Carter Backs Registration Of Women? WASHINGTON (UPI) — President In the aftermath of the Soviet Invasion of pass in the House. Carter will recommend to Congress that Afghanistan. But there are indications Carter wants for the first time young women register The law providing for registration of to be consistent on the subject of equal for the draft along with young men, men 18 to 26 is already on the books, rights and equal responsibility for White House aides say. Sources said Carter will ask Congress for women. his wile Rosalynn also has But Carter has been warned by the a $10 million appropriation to begin the strongly endorsed registration of women. Democratic congressional leadership mall registration of some 4 million to 5 scheduled appearance before female registration does not stand a million men In the 16 to 20 or 21 age the Consumer Federation of America has chance of passage this year. category, created a political stir. Sen. Edward The president made his final decisions Carter also will propose, In a separate Kennedy, 1)-Mass., who also is on the on a series of proposals to revive the bill, a new law authorizing the speaking bill, will be in the audience. . . Whether your business is arBe or small, you try 'cry hard to make it succeed. We at fla;sliIp (10 (m). Witt all aspects of fit imcial piamiin;. From cash U1analeiflct1t advice and expertise to loans. Milk to us 50011 and find out Just how hard well try for you. After all, the more you . - SUCceed In business, the more we snui in business. Selective Service System Wednesday so registration of women. Aides said It Is A White House aide said "we've heard that "pool" of young men will be ready necessary to separate the two bills so the for rapid mobilization In case of an budgeting for the male registration does all kinds of rumors" that Kennedy, who emergency. He may not formally an- not become bogged down in an emotional IS seeking a debate with Carter, may confront him at the consumer gathering flounce his proposals until Friday, debate on female registration, however. Both House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Press secretary Jody Powell said Carter proposed the registration of and Democratic leader Jim Wright have Carter will deal with both domestic and young men to build up defense readiness told Carter registration of women will not international Issues in his speech. FLAGSHIP BANK III III?MIN 101 II -•• ' -: . 1. , -, - '- . . i - - -? : N " I CHICAGO (UP!) — The defense mass-murder do-fendant John Wayne Gacy Is an insane "collector of bodies." The prosecution calls Gacy a sane, methodical killer. During opening arguments Wednesday, Assistant Cook County State's Attorney Robert Egan charged Gacy, 37, a building contractor, carefully plotted the sex slayings of 33 boys and young men between 1972 and 1978. He recited 10 reasons "why the acts were that of a rational, evil man who premeditated his acts." - CENTRAL SANFORD 3000 HWY. 17-3 LONOW000 I421LR. 4)4 - says first Inhabitants were the fair-skinned Ainu, only a few thousand of whom remain as wards of the nation. Japan's The 33 murder charges are the most ever brought against an individual in U.S. history, DEATH "We'll do your Short Form for only $7.50? JESSE DWAYNE JACOBS Jesse Dwayne Jacobs, 17, of Geneva, died Tuesday. He was born in Sanford. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jacobs; a brother, Gene; two sisters, Sherri and Reba; a sister-la- - Funeral ssrvlcn for Jesse Dwayne Jacobs. 17, d Geneva, Who dud Tuesdayo will be at 10 am. Saturday at frisson Funeral Home with Rev. M.O. loon, of aarb.rvliIi, of. fIclalIrIg. Burial will be at Geneva cemetery. Irisson Funiral Home In charge. sZ '~ UP MATTRESS HERCULON <4 75 O,/o Let's fight inflation together This year we'll prepare your 1040A Short Form for only $7.50* Any state or local return is extra. So.. come to H&R Block—lets fight I0 HM BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL. STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS SANFORD LONG WOOD 509 E. lit St. Ph. 3224771 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. 531-4414 OPEN 9s.m..9 p.m. Weekdays; 9$ Sat. ka. OPEN T0NJ.A9INTMENTAVAiLAILE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DILTONA. ORANGE CITY, DEIARY AND OVIEDO 1 69 . 1 (r .dr? 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LAKE MARY DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE $49 W. UI. MARY BLVD. -- - HMTO p charge. 'Giant Squid On Display $1995 KA!DN'S end. WASHINGTON (UPI) from an assault on his wife and two like Mary police officers. Police say Janet Burns came to them on Sept. 6, 1979, and An Altamonte Springs woman charged with threatening a said her 50-year-old husband had assaulted her, bruising her A Deltona man has been sentenced to one year in Jail for waiter and assaulting a law officer when she didn't like a meal, and cracking her upper dental plate in two. breaking into the Eckerd Drug Store in Sanford Plaza on July will be placed on one year of probation. They say Burns entered the station and assaulted two of14, 1979. Williams placed the penalty on Ester McCann of 626 ficers who were dealing with his wife's complaint. Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams sentenced William S. Woodland St., Altamonte Springs after the woman pleaded Pugh to one year in jail to be followed by five years probation contest after scratching a corrections officer who happened to - Mitchell B. Ellis will serve one year in Jail and seven for burglary and possession of controlled substances, be in Lord Chumley's Pub on State Road 436 on June 20, when year probation on charges he set fire to a Volkswagen for a Pugh, 21, of 1709 S. Village Dr., Deltona, was arrested by the incident occurred. friend on June 4, 1979. lie reportedly committed the arson Sanford police inside the store last summer, as he attempted to Sheriff's reports say Ms. McCann threatened to kill a waiter because the car had a bad engine. steal assorted narcotics and syringes. Police arrived on the with a knife when he wouldn't take her meal back. An officer, scene in response to a silent alarm. dining in the pub, attempted to subdue Ms. McCann, who p.Williams also handed down the following sentences pleaded no contest of charges of obstructing an officer. Tuesday: The following sentences were imposed Wednesday by Circuit — Ronald J. Thurman of Orlan do will spend 10 weekends in Cour t Judge Roger Dykes: FEBRUARY SPECIAL jail and five years on probation for possession of a small -A Sanford man was sentence d to six years imprisonment quantity of marijuana. plus 12 years proba tion on charges he assaulted a 78-year-old Thurman was arrested on March 26, 1979, by Casselberry woman and kidnapped her 13-year-old retarded grandpolice who raided a house of suspected cocaine dealers. daughter. Includes all exterior and interior. whitewalIs. bumpers, w,ndows, wheel covers, etc. The arrest, at 804 Wilshire Ct., was made after Williams -Moses J. Blakes was sentenced after pleading guilty to a approved a tap on the occupants' telephone, transcriptions of count of burglary and battery against Minnie Colson, 78, of 1106 REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING which allege the occupants used code words to discuss the sale Pecan Ave. AND PAINTING. Police say he beat Ms. Colson on Aug. 9, 1979, and then aband availability of cocaine. 2 6 13 Orlando Or. - Sanford (17-92) Thurman, not resident of the house, was there at the time ducted her granddaughter, who was later found badly beaten WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE and taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. of the raid, - Henry C. Recca will serve two years in jail plus three on Williams told Thurman's attorney he was imposing jail time __ based on the confidential section of Thurman's pro-sentence probation for a pair of burglaries. Recca was charged with burglarizing Lake Brantley High Investigation, a report defense lawyers are not even entitled SchoolonMarch 18,1979,and taking$25 In cash and the Forest to see. Williams called the attorney to the bench to allow him to City Hardware Store and taking $400 worth of knives and other merchandise 10 days later. read a portion of the report, which contains probation officers' - Louis A. Giovarelli, Jr. was sentenced to one year in Jail opinions on the character of the defendant. — Lloyd Stacy of Seminole County received four years plus four on probation for allegedly "indecently" assaulting a probation plus a requirement he repay his share of damages child in the men's room of the Altamonte Mall. 1( Giovarelli, of 112 Essex St., Altamonte Springs, was suffered when he helped steal a construction site pump last AtG E,I N1 year. reportedly stopped by the boy's father in the men's room, then Where Quality Sells & Service Tel!s —KarIL. Dixon, an Altamonte Springs man caught with a arrested by Altaraonte Springs police. -Paul Harrington will receive seven years probation after stolen newspaper vending machine, will be placed on five 104 E. Commercial 322-i62 he Is released from the state prison for escaping from a work years probation, ____________________ — "You've been on probation two or three times and it never detail in Longwood on Oct. 23, 1978. He was imprisoned on a worked," said Williams as he handed down a six-month to two. Brevard County burglary charge at the time of his Unyear jail sentence to Steven J. Studnicka, who pleaded guilty fo scheduled departure. possession of burglary tools. —Floyd A. Decook of 315 Seminola Blvd. will serve seven Studnicka had entered the plea after the state dropped years probation on charges he assaulted anti falsely imcharges of burglary and grand theft against him. prisoned an Orlando woman on Dec. 12, 1978. ow Decook was arrested by deputies who say he forced his way The Michigan man was originally accused of burglarizing a trailer In the Seminole Trailer Park on June 20, 1979. into the woman's car and harrassed her in the parking lot of Studnicka admitted having been placed on proba tion twice Xunadu, the defunct night club at 151 Wymore Rd. be fore. — David Tenuto will serve one year in Jail on a work release — program, followed by five on proba tion for the theft of jewelry — An Iranian student living In Orla ndo may face action from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, Following a from th e Leeds showroom on U.S. Highway 17.92, Casselberry. The Casselberry resident was charged with stealing $2,897 four-year probation sentence handed down by WIlliams. Raza Hahambad Jamali, found guilty of stealing iner- worth of items from the store on May 7, 1979. chandise from the Altamonte Springs Burdine's Department -Don H. Burns Jr., of 258 Third St., Lake Mary, will serve Store on Nov. 5, was ordered to serve four years probation. The five years probation plus pay a $350 fine on a plea stenu'iin b zIIJJ b,,.c& nation's most expensive prison insurrection ever. Black prisoners were housed separately to quell their fears of racial violence. Prison officials said they expected to release a final death count today in the weekend riot. They said late Wednesday the uprising caused at least $45 million In damages and that it would cost another $37.5 million to build a new facility. The official number of deaths has remained at 33 for the past two days; 89 inmates and guards were injured. BOSTON (UPI)—A state Supreme Court justice has been asked to halt school prayers in Massachusetts until the full court decides whether the two-day-old law , - . School Prayer Challenged " patient - SANTA FE, N.M. (UP!) — Suspected troublemakers were being transferred from the New Mexico State Penitentiary left in ruins by a 36-hour riot — the - u N. Mexico Shuffles Inmates - If a Connally's operative's decided to mount a major effort to defeat Reagan In South Carolina, assuming that the momentum month before. generated by such an upset would By AL ROSSITER JR. To study patients before, during and after But If the present shaped up as better than significantly affect the results three days UPI Science Editor open heart surgery, Jenkins and colleagues expected, the Board's Consumer Confidence la ter, thus mortally wounding Ru&an a affect federal putlays, WASHINGTON (UP!) — A new study In- have started a new three-year study of people Index — In this case, apprehension may be a; !Mbon the country bsre he long has who hay. had open heart BOth the 'pmtdent aM conutons)i.an' claimedof .. ; .ore apiroPiie lard than confidence — : extraordinary popularity, surgery feel their mended heart has givenW otirwet "t by toftoi~lng, pa eats suggested a somewhat less rosy say they will consider a tax cut later in the year if ° the I Although both Reagan and Connally have them a new life with a second chance to do closely with a multi-disciplinary perspective future. Significant numbers of consumers: the anticipated recession calls for economic paid lip service to the Importance of the Iowa some of the things they may have missed for three years after their surgery, we will anticipated an eventual worsening of business: stimulus. A limited, election-year tax cut could earlier, discover much about what help* or hInder p recinct caucuses and the New Hamp9dre conditions and falloffs In Incomes and emwiden the deficit if there is no parallel reduction in survey of 949 adults who A underwent surgery and thereby Improve the primary, both have been following a ployment. spending. As it is, the budget relies on tax in"Southerri strategy" that assumed the mid. operations an average three or four years rehabilitation of the over 1million people who And their future buying plans showed: creases to produce its $600 billion in revenue. The March primaries would be the first major teat earlier to bypass clogged coronary arteries or now undergo major heart surgery each year downtun accordingly, with fewer home,. fi gure inc udes $14 billion from the windfall to fix or replace heart valves found that 62 In the United States." he said. of their respective political strengtX auto and major appliance purchases planned. The initial data from the first $0 people Percent would have no qualms about doing It profits tax on oil companies which has not it consumer is. Bob already has tr. those carefully again Interviewed In this new study showed that beginning to lose heart In the effort to outrun received final approval by Congress. It also laid plans. U Reagan loses In New Hampshire Another percent said their decision would most adults decide to undergo major cardiac - or outmaneuver Inflation. And that far from' counts on a 15 percent increase In revenue from as he did in Iowa, for example, he will face an depend on their state of health, age and otier surgery only after having "an having gone thataway, the recession Is still: personal Income taxes the result of inflation uphill struggle to win the nomination while factorsand only 5 percent said unequivocally crescendo of heart symptoms such as chest right out there, waiting for us. moving people into higher tax brackets. Connally no longer will be able to claim to be that they would not undergo surgery igain. pain or shortness of breath " He add mod people studied so fair have had a "giant killer' by virtue ofa South Carollja Most of the increase In the Carter budget does the patient's-eye view of heart "All it is not standard practice for a nation to victory over a twice-defeated erstwhile front. not stem from defense or energy Items but from surgery Is very positive," said Dr. C. David to give up some important things because of brag about its deficits. runner. Jenkins, director of behavioral epidemiology their heart problems, but most of them could Increases in the cost of social programs as is result But usually low-posture Japan Is doing function normally most of the time. of Inflation and adverse economic conditions. The "official" explanation being offed by 'at the Boston University Medical Center. being something very close to that with the figures About 60 percent of the people Bush's campaign aides for his decision to pay "The new technologIes of openheart surgery prepared for major had surgery were op. on Its 1979 trade with the rest of the world. administration pleads that these cost Increases the $1,500 filing too to qua* for the South am reflected on On human side In very timlstic that The balance showed Japan on the losing end ' are "automatic" or -mandated but the plea is s would work out better in substantial dividends for the quality of life. the future Carolina primary Is that he doeea't by want $7.5 billion, an abrupt shift, official and 92 percent reported they were wearing thin. They are Irreversible Only to the "Many patients say that their 1flflded hurt p Howard Baker, Jr., the releases point out with an almost Unextremely optimistic about the success of extent that Mr. Carter and Congress ref use to, presidential contencier, to go unciailengeci in has given tlwxn a new life, another chance to surgery a few days before the ooeratlon. seemingly eagerness, from the previous think the unthinkable — that some long-standing his bid for modsrate4o.conservatlye votes In do the many things they haven't been able to of the larger group who underwent surgery year's surplus of $18.2 billion. programs may have to be reduced in scope. find time to do before," he said In a report a few yrs earlier, Jenkins saId 60 percent of that state, Japan still recorded a billion surplus In presented to a meeting of the American Heart Mr. Carter may have seen the light about the those who were 60 or younger at the time of bilateral trade with the United States, but. B u t Bob strategists have another, far AI5OCiatIOO. Russians, but he has closed his eyes to the link surgery returned towoñ after the operation. that was far short of the $10.1 billion Japanese more ambitious contingency Plan that goes Jenkins' observations were based on a The between deficit spending and inflation. In 1976 he average recouperative period was 4 edge In 1V78. far bey ____Uy'soppoitunity for random sample of the membership of Mended fromlsed a balanced budget by 1980 because he a head 4o.hsad ooafrontatlon with Reagan. Hearts Inc., an International Trme who had heart valve operations The shift from surplus to deficit can In part that the governznett was guilty of fiscal Bh performs as well In New lnphfre organization which has 10,000 members. The reported the surgery gave them renewed be credited to the sharply and steadily up. ponsibility in operating at a deficit In a time as he did In Iowa, he Is likely to Initiate a results produced what he said may be the strength and energy. Jenkins said they felt ward movement In the price of oil, of which prosperity. The bottom line of this, the fourth major campaign In South Carolina destgnid largest collection of psychosocial Information much younger and much more capable after Japan as an industrial superpower Is cit budget from the Carter White House, is - to toicle both Connally and Reagan. on people who have survived heart surgery. the operation, dependent upon Imports for Its entire supply. Oat the president Is now In the grip of the same " an he diagnosed from Georgia. JACK ANDERSON Heart Chicago Teachers still Out - court will inform the government of the conviction, said Williams. - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti has picked Texas state legislator Matt Garcia, son of a one-time Illegal alien, as his candidate to head the Immigration service, Justice Department that Congress will go along readily with the increase in defense t spending in President Carter's new budget. If 'anything, the $142.7 billion figure may have to be upward. Much depends on developments for the draft. The "restraint" Mr. Carter talks about in a $616 BRIEF May Be Immigration Head is register By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Texas Legislator Garcia Defense Posture Must Be Realistic The reaction from Capitol Hill Man Gets Year For Drug Store Robbery .'..b FI FINANCING AVA LABLE 4 ...,--. I. �SPORTS r;i &A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1. . Lanier .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SCOREBOARD Dog Racing Thursday, Feb. 7, 10110 Makes 'Nervous Buck Debut By United Press International by Winters didn't go in," Lanier said. "I hit a baseline jumper with 28 seconds whose winning shot came from just in. victory moved the Celtics two games Gerard led Kansas City with 25 points. it hit the bottom of the net but remaining to give Milwaukee a 109-108 side the three-point circle, ahead of the 76ers in the Atlantic Nuggets 122, Bulls 111 After all his years in the NBA, Bob rookie when I saw the official signal for two, I lead. After a missed shot by John Lanier felt just like a nervous . Alex English making his first apIn other games, Boston downed Di vision. thought it must be a dream. I was glad Lambert, Lanier fouled Kenny Carr, again, pearance in a Nugget uniform and Dan ed Rockets 115, Nets 114 who Philadelphia, 129-110, Houston edg because I fouled the guy at the other end had a chance to win the game but made New an NBA record Issel combined for 61 points and 24 Rick Barry, who set "I've got to tell you how nervous Jersey, 115-114, PhoenIx and I thought, 'Oh no, now I'm going to be only one of three free throws to tie the Kansas goals, hit two rebounds to pace Denver. field nipped with seven three-point was," the big center said Wednesday the goat in my first game here." City, 97.95, Denver outscored score. seconds Clippers 92 Warriors 117, three with free throws night, after scoring 14 points in his debut Chicago, 122-111, and Golden State ripped remaining to The score was tied with 11 seconds Lanier, obtained from the Detroit scored 12 of his 18 points for PUrVIS Short a narrow victory clinch inbounded San Diego, 117.92. with Milwaukee. It was a 21-foot jumper Pistons Monday, played more third quarter as Golden than half remaining when Dave Meyers in a decisive Houston. by Brian Winters at the buzzer that lifted the game after a six-week absence due to the ball to Bridgeman. With three Celtics 129, 76ers 110 State streaked past short-handed San Sims 97, Kings 95 the Bucks to a 111.109 victory over 0 the a broken finger. seconds remaining, Quinn Buckner tried Larry Bird poured in 32 points and jumper Diego. Bill Walton made his second Davis hit a baseline Walter Cleveland Cavaliers. The lead changed hands 14 times in the to get off a shot but was too well covered. Nate Archibald scored all of his 18 points with three seconds remaining to give appearance of the season for San Diego "1 looked up and I swore that last shot fourth quarter before Junior Bridgeman Buckner dished the ball off to Winters, in a second.half surge to lead Boston. The Phoenix a triumph over Kansas City. Gus and scored 8 points In 17 minutes. thought Seminoles Scalping Records - - In 1979-80 Warpath Campaign Phila 39 15 .722 2 Charleston 70, Wheeling 61 New York 77 29 .182 IS Clemson 86, Wake Forest 69 Wshngtn 73 29 .112 17 Davis&EIkins 61, GIenvi 67 New Jersy 23 33 .111 19 WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS Delaware 63, West Chester 6 Central Division First Race S-Il MiieC3l:51 JCksnvlle St. 94, Mntvllo II W L Pct, GB IEboneile Kentucky 86, Miislssipi 12 11.10 13.60 3.60 Atlanta 32 23 .582 6 Patrick T Tiger (6) 3.10 4.10 Ky. St. 85, Beilarmine 81 San Anton 29 26 .527 3 2 LII Toots (2) Longwood 96, Queens 83 3.10 Houston 26 20 .101 5' 0 ( 4-4) 30.40; 1 (442) 34020 Louisvl 81, Cincinnati 73 Indiana 76 29 .173 6 Second Race 3lMiIeC3l:54 LSU 68, Alabama 66, ot Cleveind 23 3.4 .404 10 lMissScripto Miss. St. 62, GeorgIa 310 3.00 Detroit 14 10 .259 17'-, 7 Anna Ring N. Car. St. 60, Ga. Tech 19 4.60 2.10 Western Conference 1 FaIr Ruler st. Andrews 91. Methodist 71 3.20 Midwest Division Q (4.7) 30.40; P (4.7) 73.30; 1 (4 Tennessee, 100, Florida 76 W I. PcI. GB Tenn. St. 83, Tenn..Mrtn 76 7.1) 278.20; DD (44) 47.20. Kan City 35 25 .583 ThirdRace5.1lMjieMJI.$, Citadel 90, Davidson 88, ot Milwauke 30 27 .576 31/s 8RR's Charlie Vanderbilt 77, Auburn 73 s.eo 3.20 2.60 Denver 20 37 .351 13', ITuf Popcorn Virginia 73, Duke 69 3.10 2.60 Utah 19 37 .339 14 1 Duky Va. Tech 82, St. Bonny 70 2.60 Chicago ie 37 .327 142 Va. Union 107, Va. St. 94 Q(4S) 10.40; P (5.1) 23.70; T (5, Pacilic Division 4-1) 34.lO. Va. Wslyn 46, Roanoke 62 W L Pct. GB W.Va, St. 111, Bluefield 101 Fourth RaceS-llMil,D31:44 39 16 .709 Spe.dbaii Annie 6.20 3.00 3.60 Seattle W.va. Wslyn 91, W.Va. Tch 80 Los Ang 39 17 .696 ", 1 Gem's Bonny Midwest 2.60 3.00 Phoenix 36 19 .655 3 6 Big Boy Blue Adrian 60, Aquinas 9.00 San Diego 28 30 .483 12' 2 Alma 66. Kalamazoo 60 0 (1.5) 11.50; P (5.)) 31.30; 1(5Portland 27 29 .482 12' -.BalI St. 70, E. Mich. 69 14)142.00 Golden St. 17 38 .309 22 Bethany 80, M(-Pherson Fifth RaceS.1IMiIeA3I:S0 Wednesday's Results 2 Steam Train Blckbrn Coil 66.'III. CoIl 60 6.60 3.10 3.40 Boston 129, PhIladelphia 110 Bowling Gm 64, Miami 0. 61 $ Jude 2.00 2.40 Houston 115, New Jersey 114 Butler 62, Dayton 61 lCrestOf Glory 5.80 Denver 122, Chicago III Milwaukee 111, Cleveland 109 Case Western 87, Hiram 72 7) 141.20 Phoenix 97. Kansas City 95 Chdrn St. 70, Wayne St. 40 SixthRace3.SMiIeBU:57 Golden St. 117. San Diego 97 Concordia 90, Dyke 73 2MaId's Day 5.00 3.20 3.20 Thursday's Games Defiance 91, Biuffton 81 SBud'sAudra 1.10 3.20 Seattle at Det roit Dordt $2, Dakota St. 67 3LIve One 15.40 Washington at Indiana lIT 79, Trinity Chris 74 O (2'S) 21.50: P (25) 44.0; I (2 Atlanta at Utat Kan. St. 62, Colorado 61, 4-3) 221.00. Friday's Games Loras 70, Wis..Grn Bay Seventh Race 4-11, A IndIana at Boston Marian 79, Wabash 74 SWright FiElder 3.60 3.60 7.40 Los Angeles at New Jersey Milliken 95, North Ctl 63 S Highway Agent 8.60 3.00 Seattle at Philadelphia Missouri 81. Iowa St. 70 4Worthing 2.80 Cleveland at Houston Mo..St.L 66, Sw Mo. St. 61 O (55) 35.20; P (4-5) 35.10; 1 (4Phoenix at Chicago Mt Marty 92, Northwestern SO 5.4)270.20; TIme Eighth Race S Washington at Milwaukee Muskingum 60. Wooster 55 14,B Kan City at Golden St. Northern 85, 44 2MineolaBigJill 16.60 7.00 3.60 Portland at San Diego Notre Dame 93, Manhattan i Early Show 2.00 7.20 N. Illinois 67, Kent St. 60 3 Carbon Ditto 2.00 North Park 96, Wheaton 04 0(2s)14.00, P (21) I.5O; I NE Mo. St. 100, Shaw CoIl 61 5-3) 104.40, Time 31:37. Oberlin 75, MarIetta 74. 3ot Ninth Rsce3.I,A 0. Northern 81, Ohio Wslyn 81 2 Pdyanza 12.20 5.00 2.40 Olive) 60 Albion SI 6 ThIrd Brother 6.60 3.20 St. Louis U. 10), Roosevelt 53 --S flint Crash 2.20 Taylor 52, Earlham 45 East Q(24)44.I0;P(24) 1I.3O;T(2. Toledo 73, Ohio U 67 Baruch 80, Bklyn Coil 79 4.5) 404.40; TIme 31:51 Valparaiso 5$, III. Circle 53 Boston U. 59, N.C.-Wllm 57 TenthRaceS-1,A W. Michigan 76 C. Michigan 73 Bowdoln 72, Colby 70 - $Wright Bean Bag 3.20 4.10 2.20 Wittenberg 62, Mount Union 55 Bucknell 55, Lafayette 54 2HeyHotsyTotsy 6.00 2.40 50tt1t Buffal) 70, Rochester 66 7 Rebel Drummer 2.10 Langston 66, Ark..P.b. 61 Buffalo St. $6, Geneseo 6$ O (25) 12.60; P (5.2)24.50: 1(5. NW OkIa. 77, St. Mry's.PIns 59 Crngie.Mlln $1, J. Carroll 54 27) 100,40: Tim. 30:57 Oklahoma St. 76, Oklahoma 67 Cheyney 71, Widener 55 Eleventh Race 4-Il, c Texas 90, TCU 62 Clarion 63, md. Pa 61. t 1 Broom Dancer 7.00 4.60 3.20 Texas AIM 67, SMU 56 Connecticut 73, Mass. 35 1P3d Two 3.40 2.60 Tex. Luth. 92. M.H. Baylor 50 Duquesne 49, West Va. 3$ SNew0ptlon 2.50 West E. Strdsbg 73, Miilrsvl 60 0(1.4) 31.40; P (1.4) 100.50; T (1 Adams St. IS, Western St. 71 ElIz'town 61, Juniata 4$ 4-3)131.40; TIme 31:42. Pac. Luth 101, Pacific 68 Fredonia 81, Brockport 65 Twelfth Race3-1,C Fordham U, Fairfield 70 SGlueAll 33.10 19.80 5.20 Gannon 113, Steubenville 88 3Mountaln Girl 15.60 9.80 Georgetown 81, Seton Hall 67 7She Talks 4.70 Baseball Grove City 73, WestmInster 59 St. Louls-Signedfirst baseman Hartford 73, Western Conn 61 0(3.3) $31.40: P (5-3) 513.50; T Ke'h Hernande: to five year Haverford 91, Wash. Md. 72 (S'3•7) 1,255.20; Time: 39:15 contract. Hofstra 50, Temple 19 A 2.50$; Handle 253,035. College LaSalle $4, Rhode Island 76 Miami (Ohio) - Anounced the Lehman 47, Staten Island 45 appolntmentofBobHilchensasan Lock Havn SI, Slppry Rock 66 ro Basketball assIstant football coach, Lycoming 75, Albright 63 NBA Standings Southern California -- An. Monmouth 73, C.W. Post 68 By United Press International nounced basketball player Dwight Northeastern 67, LIU 45 Anderson had transferred from Eastern Conference hew York Tech 93, Mercy si Atlantic Division Kentucky to USC and will be Phlla Pharm 66, Stockton so eiigioue tO play tor Tfl Trolans at w I. PC?. US Phila Text 5!. Loyola Md. 53 Boston 41 13 .759 the end of the first semester next Potsdam St. $3 Oswego St. 69 year. Rider 82, LehIgh 70 Pro Football St. Anselms 51, Babson 25 p l~I ChIcago - Signed rookie free. St.Fran. Pall, R. Morris 69 agent wide receiver Chris St. Vince Pa. 72, Waynsbg 37 DeFrance and middle linebacker Swrthmre 67, J, Hopkins 52 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Greg FitzpatrIck. Tufts SO, Amherst 66 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA San Diego - Announced the union 91, Hamilton 75 PROBATE DIVISION hiring of Dave Levy as offensive Vlllanova 74, G. Washngtn 72 File Number IO.21.CP • lIne coach. W.sh&Jetf 77, Allegheny 67 Division Basketball South IN RE: ESTATE OF Milwaukee (WBL) - Announced Bethany 73, ThIet KATHERINE PHAGAN EVANS the resignation of Coach Larry Birm-Sthern 71, Troy 63 Deceased Costello. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ______________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING - CLAIMS OR DEMA NDS _ AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AND ALL OTHER PERSONS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY File Number 79507.CP PROBATE DIVISION. NOTIFIED that the ad. Division File Number 79475.C.P. ministration of the estate of DIvIsIon IN RE: ESTATE OF KATHERINE PHAGAN EVANS,LUELLA C. HORST, IN RE: ESTATE OF deceased, File Number $021.CP, JULIANA STANKO Deceased Is pending In the Circuit Court for Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION SEMINOLE County, Florida,TO NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ALL PERSONS HAVING Probate Division, the address of CLAIMS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OR DEMANDS which is Seminole County Cour.AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE OR DEMANDS CLAIMS thouse, Probate Division, Sanford,AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE FL 32771. The co.personal AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEDIN THE ESTATE: representatives of the estate are INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY RICHARD 1. PHAGAN and NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY that the ad. WILLIAM C. PHAGAN JR.WttOse ministratlonoftheestat,ofLu,IIó the NOTIFIED that ad. addresses are P.O. Box 12005, ministration of the estate of C. Hurst, deceased, File Number Taliahasse.,FL3flOSandSArthur 79307CP,is pending inth,clrcuit JULIANA STANKO, deceased, Place, Lutz, FL 33549. The nameCourt for File Number 79.410-C.P., is Pefl Seminole County, and address of the personal Florida, Probate DivIsion, the dIng in the Circuit Court for representative's attorney are set address of whith SeminoleCounty, Florida, Probate is: P.O. Drawer forth below. DIvision, the address of whlC C, Sanford, Florida 3277). The All persons having claims or 209 N. Park Avenv:. 5301'lrl, personal representative of the demands against the estate are Florida 32771. The personal estate Is William Thomas Powers, required, WITHIN THREE whoseaddmns representative Of the estate is is Rt. 2, Box 2, Box - MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MARIAN K. OBEDA. whese ad I5lLakePiacid,Florida33SS3.The TNF FIRST P(1tt(C4.T(ON OF '5U IS BOX 3115, West Lorne, name and address of the personal THIS NOTICE, to file with the Ontario, Canada NOL 2 P0. The representative's attorney are clerk of the above court a written forth name and address at the personal below, - statementofanyclaimordemand representative's attorney are lit All persons having claims or they may have. Each claim must forth below. demands against the estate are beinwritingandmustindicatethe M $vris claims or requIred, WITHIN THREE k.I. I. *k .lI 1k demands against the flTTi are MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1 . address of the creditor or his agent THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required, WITHIN THREE or attorney, and the amount MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the claImed. If the claim is not yet THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF clerk of the above court a written due. the date when it will become statement of any claim or demand THIS NOTICE, to file with the due shall be stated. If the claim Is clerk of the above court a written contingent or unliquldated, the they may have. Each claim must statement of any claim or demand ;- nature be In writing and must IndIcate the of the uncertainty shall be they may have. Each claim must stated. If the claim is secured, the basis for the claim, the name and be in writing and must indicate the address of the creditor or his agent security shall be described. The basis for the claim, the name and claimant shall deliver sufficient or attorney, and the amount address of the creditor or his agent claimed. If the claIm is not yet copies of the claim to the clerk to or attorn.y, and the amount enable the clerk to mail one copy due, the date when it will become claimed, lithe claim is not yet shall be stated. lithe claim Is du e rs to each pe onal representative. due, the date when It will become nting en t or unliquidated, the co All persons int erested in the ,e shall be stated. lithe claim is estate to whom a copy of this nature of the uncentInty shall be contingent or unliquidatid. His stated. lithe claim is secured, the Notice of Administration has been nature of the uncertainty shell be mailed are required, WITHIN securIty shall be described. The stated. It the claim is secured, the claimant shall deliver sufficient security shall be described. The :• THREE MONTHS FROM THE copies of the claim to the clerk to DATE OF THE FIRST claimant shall deliver sufficient enable the clerk to mail one copy . PUBLICATION OF THIS copies of the claim tome clerk to each personal representative. ' NOTICE, to file any objections enable the clerk to mall one copy All persons interested In the5 to each personal repnswrdative. they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the estate to whom a copy of this All persons interested in the -: Qualifications of the co-personal Notice of Administration has been estate to whom a copy of this mailed WITHIN are required, representatives or the venue or Notice of Administration has been THREE MONTHS FROM THE ' Iunisdictlon of the court. mailed are required, WITHIN 4LL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND DATE OF THE FIRST THREE MONTHS FROM THE PUBLICATION OF THIS . OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED DATE OF THE FIRST PUILICA. NOTICE, to file any objections -. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file Date of the first publication of they may have the challenge the any oMict ions they may have that this Notice of Administration: validity of the decedent's will, the challenges the validity of the qualifications of the personal January 3), 1510. decedent's will,)he qualifications representative, or the venue of Richard L. Pitagan of the personal representative, or . iurlsdlction of the court. William C. Phagan, Jr. the venue or jurisdiction of the -: ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND court As Personal Representatives OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND of the Estate of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED KATHERINE PHAGAN EVANS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of WILL I! FOREVER BARRED Acknowledged Jan. 13, 1510 this Notice of AdmInistration: Oete of the flrW publicition of January 3), *510. "as Nelike of AdminIstration: Personally appeared: William Thomas Power .. William C. Phegan, Jr Feb. 7, iNS. As Personal Representat ive pp,, P10)15 C. Streebaugh Manse K. Obeds of tite Estate of Notary Public As Personal Representative Luella C. Horst, "ATTOPNEY FOR PERSONAL of the estate of Deceased 4EPRESENTATIVE: JULIANA STANKO ATTOI'NEY FOR PERSONAL wsrdL. Cauvel, Esq. of Deceased JOHNSON, PEPUSNTATlVE: .,,-*ANO. CAUVEL ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL DAVIS and TOMPKINS, P.A. REPRESENTATIVE. By: Hayward H. Davis P.0. Box 369 E. J. Gisnacit Post OffIce Box 655 V3 East Rich P.O. Boa ISV Lake Placid, Florida 33552 OeLand. FL 33720 land3, Florida 33503 Telephone: (5)3) 111.3351 1eieione; 5141343131 (IN) 5544541 Publieb ian. 31 I'Pb. 7. 1550 $'m$isll Jan. 3*1 Feb. 1,1555 PubI Peb..7, II, 1555 DER.$7 DES-I' DER.105 - 1' . Coll ege ''A Basketball J Bill Payne's fifth-ranked Fighting Seminoles continued . roundball success this season has sent school officials scrambling through old yearbooks and record books in search .: of past records. Enroute to its finest season ever, this year's - 4! stable of Seminoles have already smashed several team and Individual records In addition to closing in on several others. - -i '. -: -: :. .:, 1,; ': -: ' : A look at the record breakersshows why the Tribe is 22-1 and ranked fifth iii the state of Florida. The Seminoles have twice tied the record for most points in a single game with 97. That record was set In 1959 and tied in 1977. The front line of David Thomas, Bruce McCray and Reggie Butler broke the record for most rebounds in a single game Tuesday night against Lyman with 51. The previous record was 45 set in 1972. The victory over Lyman also broke the record for most wins in a single season, 21, set in 1970. The Tribe stands at 22-1 entering Friday night's battle at Lake Howell. With that season slate they're fast closing in on the single-season best won-loss record of 21-7 set In 1979, Other records that stand to fall before the season is over is the highest offensive average per game of 67.7 points set in 1968. The current crop of Seminoles Is scoring at a 70 point per game clip. A strong reason behind that average is the Tribe's field goal percentage of a current 57. The old record stands at 54 percent çplLhe Tribe finishes with an average performance -ii*ii thit record' W easily within reach. Senior forward Bruce McCray has also broken a pair of individual single game performance records. Against DeLand two weeks ago the 6.4 Seminoles pumped In 43 points, breaking the previous record held by Larry Kearce in 1970 and John These guys were 2.18 as sophomores. Give the credit to their hard work, dedication and determination.' . k - Tribe coach Bill Payne. ,Zeuli in 1974. That performance also notched McCray the most - field goals in a single game with 18, breaking Ruben Cotton's (now starring for the U.C.F. Knights) record of 17 in a single game, The Seminoles are also dosing in on several other individual and team records. One that would seem well within reach In the season free throw percentage record of 90 percent set by John Zeuli in 1974 and tied by Randy Brown in 175. Charity stripe ace Glen Stambaugh currently owns a hot 94 percent free throw average and would either have to break an r arm or min the bus for the next five games to min breaking ' that record. Nut iadiora group of kids who f[nI3bed the season at2.3in their sophomore season. The starting Imeup L4 11i0a, Thumass, YeaTh Whitney and : Reggie Butler has been together for three seasons now, ob. viously a big contributing factor to this season's success story. The addition of guard Stambaugh through a transfer has nicely rounded out a solid playing chemistry, so the Seminole success 11 is really no secret. And Payne Is the first to give the credit directly to his players. ' "These guys were 248 as sophomores," points Payne. 'You look at what they've done this season and you have to give the credit to them. It's been their dedication, their hard work, and their determination that's made this season as good as it's been." "We have good individual players, and we have good team f. players," adds Payne, "That all adds up to good basketball," It The Seminoles also have unsuspected depth on the bench. Players like Shun Thomas, Stephen Grace, Robert Guy and the remainder ofthe Tribe have given Payne the luxury ofplaying a large part of his roster In many games this season. If the Seminoles have lacked anything in their success story this season, it's bei the kind of fan support that a fl-i squad well deserves. With the exception of the Mainland game three weeks back, the Seminoles have played often before less than a full house. If fans aren't going to support a winner like that, what will they support? TransactIons - Herald Photo by Tom Nets.I CRISP Payne the coach, in the classic confrontation with Tommy Bolen, the referee. KIRCHHOFF , Seminole high's number six man Bill Kirchhoff makes a return against Oviedo Wednesday. The Tribe netters made it a sweep over the Lions as the boy's won 5-2 and the girl's took a 6-1 decision. Carter Sparks Raider Victory 85-60 - Wednesday night belonged 16 points to lead the Raider 10"rim. " SEMINOLE (95): Crawford to coach Joe Sterling and his offense. Other SCC players SCC improved to 12-13 12.2 4, Wade 32-2 8, Crooks 3 Seminole Community College scoring in double figures overall and 6-5 in conference 0-06, Campbell 30-06, Carter By LARRY CASTLE J. Raiders, included Everett Harner with play while Central Florida 0.0 16, Robertson 2 0.0 4, Sparked by the return of 14 and Seminole High dropped to 4-18 on the seasofl. Harner7 0-0 14, Rogers 40-58, injury plagued center Frankie graduate Ken Brown with 10. Baker 4 1-19, Brown 42.2 10, CENTRAL FLORIDA . TENNIS CLINIC Carter, the Raiders placed The Raiders pulled out in modes 10-0 Railord 10-02, Totals: 39 7-10 85. , Part III three players In double front early and by in. Sheppard4l.21Oi-th 4..5 ,Coy4 "The Volley" Halftime: Seminole 46, figures and turned loose the tet-mission had rolled up a 46- 12, Barber 11.23, Walker 414 Central Florida 27. Fouls: The term volley is one of the most misunderstood and bench to knock off Central 27 lead over Central Florida, 9, Kilt 41414, Gainey 4008. Central Florida 14, Seminole misused terms in tennis. Most people who have never played Florida Community College winless thus far in the con- Totals: 23 14-22 10. 22. the game, or who have played very little, think that the word, 8540 in conference play. Carter, who has been volley, means to hit the ball back and forth across the net. To hit the ball back and forth is called arally-a volley isto hit the troubled all SCiSOfi long by a ball before it bounces. This shot should be taken near the net as nagging back Injury tossed in it is an aggressive, offensive shot. It is usually meant to produce a winning point. There are man)' different types of volleys such as the stop volley, half-volley, drop volley and approach volley-these shots are very advanced and will be covered later. We are just concerned with the simple volley, a shot that many tennis experts say is the most simple and most easily learned. W -"')ø- Kegler's To prepare to hit the forehand volley, step forward with the right foot as you push the palm of your racket hand forward (let goof the racket with your other hand), turn your body so that you are facing the racket squarely. (The racket face is now approximately parallel to the net), with the racket head slightly above the wrist rnd wi41 in front of your chest. y )U should be bent slightly iorwa& head Is near the racket. Your hitting elbow Is well in front of you r body. FIRST FBDENAL o SEMINOLE - Standings: Bad Checks, Gold Diggers. The Loaners, Silver Dollars, Embezzlers, Embezzlers, M,M.I., Bankers Four, Big Interest, Pay _______ o C7&14 A.'s. Wooden Nickles, Non-Cents, Mort When you have prepared to tilt the forehand volley you then step toward the ball on the left foot and "block" the ball, always keeping a firm wrist. Let the racket head COUnUC to a very short follow through, Remember,, short backswing and short follow thro gh are vital for a firm volley. .# -------------u ------- MOUNTEb Women: LUCY Hodges 1St, Pay CaITOII 114, Cindy Swat 131, Allyson 14& Mary Funt 170, Cathy Add $i. For Whitewall And t, c...., ri Jl•Wn High EE : , :~ " * ,.~ ;oil~~,_ M _ ` - 13.9$ 14.9$ 14.9$ 1795 PRICE 1195 19.9$ 20.9$ 21.9$ 070-14 Or 15 H7$-14 or 15 J7$-1S n.s Us-is STANDARD HEAVY DUTY $4•95 0 95 $ 29 USED TIRES - mscs wheel akgrensr*,od and ondait cond* 'bo Wodcs oNoa'oSle. - , : FINANCING [] I - -- I I I TRINITY PREPARATORYSCHOOI. VARSI'fl'SWIMMING SCHEDULE Tongue Mareh 1, Saturday, Astronaut Invitational, TItusville, 9:0(1 a,m. March 4, Tuesday, Sebring High School, Trinity Pool, 4:00 Pin. March 11, Tuesday, Seminole High School, Trinity Pool, 4:00 p.m. March 14, Friday, Melbourne Central Catholic, Trinity Pool, 4:00 p.m. March 17, Monday, Bishop Moore High School and The Bolles School, Sharidan Aquatic Club, 7:00 p.m. March 22, Saturday, Seminole-Volusia County CkazIi• plonship, Daytona, Diving 10:00 a.m., SwimmIng 2:00 p.m. ' H GilWAY AU1O?,fOTIVE, INC. A PLACE TOGET YOUR CAR FIXESFOR LESSI February SpecIal TUNE4.P I cyi. (Electrical Ignition) ALL PARTS AND LABOR 2761 We replace plugs, scope engine, adj ust carb,, sit timing, check fuel filler, check air filtar a clean battery terminals. 4 cyl. (3.20 less) $ cyl (4,55 more) Stcndard Ignition (Points a Condenser) 5,00 more PRICE GOOD THROUGH FEBRUARY ALL GENERAL REPAIR) Auto, transmissions - Air conditioning Tune.up . 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Dreegon Coleman GIRLS Lakelrantleyl,Boone2 Singles: Walden (LU) d. Hail 5 7, Subin (LU) d. Funk 5-7; Ryan (LU) d. Windos 83; Homer (LU) d. Houseman $ 7; Sauls (U) d. Sheehan I-I. Doubles: Prittchil Dunn (LU) d. .,.,t. ' han 16. Id Sanfordl,Oviedot Singles: Hynes(0)d. Brown S I; Harper d. C. Ward CT, Crocker d. S. Ward S-I; Bishop d. KowaISS; Edgemond. Rawlsonl. , . Doubles: Brown-Bishop d. Mynes.Rawlson 5-7 5-3; HarperCrocker d. Ward-Kowal 1-2 - -' AVA[!AIU II! - f . Lyman SO, Sanford 102- Clark (5) d. Doeka 83 lOS - Sears (L), Barnes tie 9.9; tie Bell (L) forfeit; 123- Henley (LO d. Flowers 110; 130- Stanley (L) p. Baggott 1:06. 134-- Smith (L) p Ellis:48; 147- West (L)d. Roll 11 8; I - Wright (S) won by default; ISP- Barrett (L)d. Breig 11-1; Ill Davis (5) d. Kentrlck 145; 119 Green (L ) Jisqualification; 223 Brannen (L)p. Duccellato 3:05; Unlimited - Schofield (L) p. Bryant 1:03 Milwee also bopped Tuskawilla, 69-23. S. Seminole took by the same count as Trov Quackenbush scored 16, Eddie Norton 12 and Al Banyacskl 10 to lead all team players hitting the point column. Kevin Patrick and Mike Evans led Teague with 6 each. Jackson heights handed Rocklake its fourth loss of the season, 42-41. Horace Jenerette was top gun wIth 20. Cornell Gould added 13. Billy Dunn led Rock Lake with 13 followed by Eric Troinbo's 10. Rock Lake 8th grade girls remained undefeated as the), knocked off Jackson Heights 32-23. Lisa Gregory and Linda Nunez led the well divided scoring with 6 each. Fayetta Robinson scored 17 for JH. Milwee won a pair, beating Sanford 52-24 and Tuskawilla 4830, Kim Lemon led against Sanford with 24. Schowanda Williams had 14 and Valerie Jackson 13. Lemon scored 16 and Jackson 23 in the Tuskawilla romp. Tanimy Brown and Martha Brooks led Sanford with 6 each; Kathy Barma and Mary Johnson had the same for Tuskawilla. Lakeview also took Sanford, 48.20. Bee Gobielbecker was high with 14, Mona Benton and Tina Campbell added 12 apiece. Pat Trammell led Sanford with 6. S. Seminole rallied from a 15-4 halftime deficit to over ta ke Teague and win 23.21. Tami Hankins led with 11, 9int he second half. Dawn Riley added 6, Daphne Christel 4. Lewis and Chalker led Teague with 4 each. In 7th grade boys action R ock Lake beat Jackson Heights 3222 and Tongue tr ipped S. Seminole 33-26. Scott Underwood led Rock Lake with 8, Preston Poag, Matt Marvel, Andy Zarka and Brad DWUI all had 4 apiece. Willie Wiggs led JH with 12, Pop Bowers had 6. Dennis Groseclose was high for Tongue with 12. Bill Newburn and Steve Salva added 8 each. Bob Gordon led S. Seminole with 10. John Cupit and Rod Stanley had 6 each. Lakeview's 7th grade gir ls whipped Tuskawilla 31.9 to raise t he ir season rccord to 5-0. Smith and Patterson led the way with 12 nad 8 poInts respectively. Ilags led Tuskawilla wi th Teague took Milwee, by almost the same count, 31-8, Kelly Laws scored 12, Michelle Brown 11. Kavanaugh led Mitwee with 4. Hock Lake toppled Jackson heigh ts 48-2. Liz Stone poured in a big 24. Karlyn Wa tson add ed 10. Tanya King ha d JH's basket. Ltkeiew also continued to dominate in the 6th grade boys division as they whipped the Seminole Hornets, 5043 for a 4.0 mark. Chris Jackson had 17, Anthony Sutton 10 and Robert 11111 7. David Davilla led the Horne ts with 3. Hock Lake nipped Jackson Heights. 40-37 behInd Donny l'aluaer's 18. Doug Murphy led Jll with 16, Chuck King had 9. Milv,ee beat Tongue )-24. T.J. Scaletta was high wI th 10, Rick Neal added 8. llurtwick led Teague with 11 Hartley and Saints i6tnnounce S'.virn Schedule -' - - WRESTLING HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday's results L.Howeil3l,Seabreeze74 lOS- Holland (S)p. Dutko 130 Ill- Vance (5) d. Lasley 6)0; 123 - DeBrango (S) d. Atkins 15.13; 130- Skura (LH) d. Kane 8 2;134 - Schmutz (SI d. Perry 10-3; $47 - Vanderpool (S) d. Andrew 7.3; is, - Pelletl (LH) 0. Mushrush 11-6; 171 - Hanson (LH) l McCoy 4:11; 224- Bars (SIp. Sanda 1:15; UL- Blocker (LII) p. Brown 1:14. Lake Howell won by forfeit $02, Sanford was down 35-30 agai nst Lakeview with less than two minutes to play and rallied to tie at 36 all at the end of regulation time. With four starters already out of the game, the Indians rose to the occasion In overtime, led by William Wynn, Gene Nathan and Chuck Medlock. Willie Mitchell was high with 11, Wynn had 8 and Ted Jones 6. Alexander led Lakeview with 10. Streetman added 4 each. In 6th grade girls play Teague defeated Tuskawilla 10-2 Janet Caballero led with 5, Cindy Staggs and Danie Coker had 2 each. Tracey Coffin had Tusky's two, Milwee beat Rock Lake, 45.12 by using Rock Lake's own weapon, a fullcourt press. Twiui Davis and Sonya Tomkins led the offense while Julie Ashley and Amy Pickar were outstanding on defense. The Milwee gals moved the ball well and capitalized on many fast break opportunities off the press and some tough rebounding. : : : Up •• Wrestling Milwee defeated Sanford and the Indians came back the next day to top Lakeview, making an interesting race in the Milwee and Lakeview, tied for the top spot with 5-1 records while Sanford held a 2'2 game edge in the East with a 6-1 mark. ' $6 00 -. - NHL Standings Campbell onterence Patrick Division W L I Pts. Phila 35 3 13 83 NY Rangers 21 21 9 NY Islanders Atlanta 23 72 7 53 Washington 13 30 9 35, Smythe Division W L I Pts. Chicago 22 18 14 58 St. Louis 73 fl 9 SS Edmonton 17 26 10 14 Vancouver 16 20 8 40 Colorado Winnipeg 14 33 7 35 Wales Conference Norris Division WLT Montreal 28 18 6 62 Los Angeles 21 23 9 51 Pittsburgh 19 7211 19 Detroit 20 21 8 48 Hartford 17 2310 41 Adams Division W L I Pts. Buffalo 33 11 6 72 Boston 31 14 7 69 Mrw1esota 23 11 10 uebec 20 24 8 18 Toronto 21 26 1 Wednesday's Results wash. 2, DetroIt 2. tie Hartford7, Los Angeles Chicago 3. Quebec 3, tie St. Louis 6. Edmonton 3 Thursday's Games LOS Ang at NY Islanders Vacouver at Philadelphia Colorado at Montreol Pittsburgh at Buffalo Toronto at Boston Friday's Games Colorado at Hartford Washington at Winnipeg Atlanta at Edmonton Action - , co Offer expires Feb. is, 1990 Oiumtxoissioi cAmsrIcán cots. ffickma txai&e iirrçs on al itt whuem and true aS drun, mpack tier frond whsal boannL rollS and bleed your hyckciukc check wheel cyknders it leakage. lnipsc$ rand brake hoss. and repbce frond gasi sooN Pro Hockey SYSA - BATTERIES w" ' : SHOCKS- ' Dm1 Ru11n %995 __ Th .11 All-13 B71.13 070-14 E7s.14 4WhI . 0I . , " + 47c F.E.I. Fla-14 or 15 Coupon S.d.1 Jack Hunt i0o. - ' SIZE BFQoodrich Series: Men: Jim Hill IN. Virginia, Jeff Lamp scored 21 points and Ralph Son added 30 -1$in the second half -.and VIrginia, 174 overall and 64 In the coidaruice, Mt five micial free throws in the lot two minutes to end a thee-game losing streak, Mike Gminakl led the Blue Devils, 174 and 54 In the league, with 24 poInts. In other games, No. 6 Kentucky defeated M1 iippI, $1.72, No. 7 LouIsiana State got iwst Alabama, 86.86, in overtime, ninth. ranked Notre Dame clobbered Manhattan, 1340, Missouri trimmed Iowa State, $4.70, Kansas State edged Colorado, 1241, In overtime, and Texas A&M beat liMit, 1711. .- PtCE Legal Notice - ,WIU bill Moors 302, Vinci Cars 315, Women : Louise Seagraves 113, AbblsWyrum 4.5, Ruth Parker 4.111, Susan Richards 103, Pays Carroll Now you step on the right foot toward the ball. Keep the left us hand itubut with r hI arm push the racket forward to block Splits: Mary Punt $. 10, Bonnie RiChards 1410. the ball with a firm wrist. Other Highlights: Cathy Apgel e volley Is fun, it's a great offensive weapon and it is and Nit. Johnson got Wins strikes perhaps the most simple of all shots in tennis fora person to in a row. High scratch tam series learn. Once you have gotten over the fear of being at the net or by Bankers Four 1415. Susan RlCna. Us 5 star 0 the w.* plus 30 being hit by tht ball, your volley should come along quite well. pins. Next Week; The Serve. - •- SIZE Richards III, Abbi, Wyrum 134, Sandy Moore ill, Libby Hill 141. The backhand volley calls for a slight change of grip (from the Eastern forehand to the Eastern backhand) this is done by pushing the right hand forward and changing the grip byaturn oftheracketusingthelefthand,AllthlsIsdOfleaSthebalI approaches and must be practiced faithfully in order to be Successful. and they can score on the other end -so we had to make adjustments." Griffith, thefiman they call "Dr. Dunktnstein," almost ttinglyreachedhismilestone on a slam dunk with 5:13 remaIning, But, before that, Smith scored 10 points during a stretch In whichthe Cardinals outscored the Bearcats, 12-5, to opea up 186-42 margin. Louisville is now 304 overall and 5-Sin the Metro Cooference. The win also gave Crian another 2Ovlctory season, his ninthin as many years at lb. school. Didie was the only top team to taste defeat, Wedneay night, as 11w Blue Devils deott*d a 7319 Atlantic Coast Conference decision to ' High Games: Men: Bill Moore 199, Vinci Cara 153, Steve Richards lii, Butch Kebdrlck 1M, Sweat 153, Jim Hill 201. F - 5 i Change, Pay Rollers, Late Chargers. Legal Notice SALE I' ' - RETREAD Komer 4 -• - s 4 ?-,T' Legal Notice !iflUfl e r Smith Powers . Card's Over Oncy By Usited Press LaterastIsiRl Darrell Griffith may have become the first 2,000-point scorer In -Louisville history Wedeislay night, but the thlrd.rank.d Cardinals' 8643 win over Cincinnati belonged to sophomore Derek Smith. Griffith scored 13 points, ralilug his career total to 2,006, but Smith hit for a career-high 26 points to help Louisville to its 13th consecutive victory. "Cincy's zone gave us some trouble in the first halt which accounted for Darrell's not making his school record points until late In the second half," said Louisville Coach Penny Crum. "We weren't hitting over their zone P Sanford Sølits - In Thursday, Feb. 7, 1950-lA 11 p .- 7" M* 4 -r,- .1 I - ;4'., , '' a: I k'J4 . ,,~~rwpq_- -# ~ _,__M _: r ll~~NAZ-c~ I11" ! , . - ,I',- -i .-. ~~ ."', -~ �OURSELVES Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. Ail r I . I Z Ikebana S)ttyS 'slip ' I Thursday, Feb 7, 1981B i' liii LI 11 ' •. _________________ . ! I j1 Ijj I : . .••'- ________ • e s SandyCr f" I'lrr . 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After Ramona's funeral Buns - SHEATHING InWalnut, Aird-4 Facyn, ak"and 12.. .................... .......NP.Inaldeooinsr, outside ooms,, Outdoor FLODUSHT$ 7Swan75PAR 150 watt 150 PAR 1 Your Ch". CDX 23.$$ .... reg. price • - .._; _________ 1 'r*.- �.J - .. ' S..,. . 2 B--EvafflngIjIrald,Sanford,FI •'•_ ,,_- ,-''• _,,','''_''' -.- -- Thursday,F.b,7,ifl : 18—H&pnetj ArtmentsUnfurnished ______________________________ TONIGHT'S P1 _________ T THURS ____________________________________________ . °"'"'°' 400 0 C!) THE BRADY 6:00 0 @) (5)0(7)0 NEWS 3(10) EARTH, SEA AND (5) SKY "Ocean Life" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family." "The Wishing Well." ERA DFRIENOB_______ (10)SUAME$TREET ©(17)$PECTREMAN BEWiTCHED (DOMERVGNFF1N IU(35)W000YW000PEcK. 430 -tT tJ csacrN,v , S_na - promoters. 0 C!) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 BARNEY MILLER Bar. 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CAI.S 725 decides to tight Jodie for cus- 0 (.4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING todyot the baby. FLORIDA together, and Carol NBA BASKETBALL 7:30 @3 TODAY 0 CD 0 1000 0(4) SKAG Skag's disap. pointment in the last and loose crowds of Atlantic City is lifted slightly when he meets his entertainer, GOOD 800 ØCAPTMNypIn .Q Tony 35)NEWZOOREVIJE 6:25 motorcycle gang terrorizes Karen and her neighbors alter she decides to file an assault charge against one of the 0@3TODAYINFLORIDA CD 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA gang'smembers. 6:30 0(1) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA I935TENNES8EE TUXEDO 4 10 CROCKETT'S vi,c'i'o. RYGARDEP4 12(17)ROMPER ROOM wonder of mathematic precision in musical harmony, in the use of perspective in art, and in c5)OTHEWALTONS '(DO MORK I MINDY Mork faces deportment unless he the study of astronomy, is explored. can produce either a birth cottiticateorapassport, 900 0(4) DONAHUE ) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 10:30 (Ii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD (II) (35) CANDID CAMERA Rockford's former fiancee asks himlorholpwhenshebecomes 11:00 B(4)(1)O(DO NEWS (II) (35) BENNY HILL 10 GREAT DECISIONS "The United Nations At 35" the target of a paid assassin. 24(10) ON THE LINE Viewers will have an opportunity to 9:30 (11) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (14 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING tijt(17)GJu$Ac Carson. Guest: Lucille Bali. 900-340.6090. (1.2)117) THE 56ERJ$$ The First Lady" Rosalynn Carter is profiled, 8:30 Cl) 0 BENSON An 11-yearold Soviet chess genius disap. pears during a tournament being played at the governor's determined that the annexation of said property will not result in the creation of an enclave; and WHEREAS, the City ci Sanford, Florida, is in a pailtion to provide municipal servIces to the property described herein, and the City Commission 01 tie City 01 Sanford, Florida, deems it In the best In. terest of the City to accept said (5)0 CBS NEWS 1100 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)OLAVE$Jl( a SHIRLEY (A) MOVIE petition and to annex said property, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE'CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. ItSO' 0(4) WHEEl. OF FORTUNE Marion Davies. A prizefighter snd a showgirl clash over a 3ublicity stunt. I])(35) area of the City of Sanford, FlorIda, and It has further been 1055 "Cain And Mabel" (1936) Clark Gable, niencad manager unwittingly become involved with con artlets posIng as record mIned that the property described hereinafter is reasonably compact fld COntiguous to the corporate H 0 I. L Y W 0 0 D SQ(JAJc5 (5)0 WHEWI I1: 12)(h7) are two property owners in tne area to be annexed, and that saId property owners have signed the 10:30 (3) rendozvouswlth Marcia. (5) 0 BARNABY JONES A IDA: OFAMILYFEUD SECTION 1: That the followIng escribed property situated In Seminole County, Florida, be and thelameisherebyannexadtoand madeapar?altheCltycf Sanford, Florida, pursuant to the voluntary 1156 - (12) (17) NEWS 12.00 WILD, WILD WE_ST AFTERNOON annexalon provisions 171.044, Florida Statutes: _________________________ 500 (DO THE FBI L PSAIAç) LAST NITI ___________ his ONLY WALT DISNEY PEON MUSICAL • ) NEWS @30 SE_ARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW • CDS RYAN'S HOPE (1]) 5OICK VAN DYKI (12) 17 NOV11 g. 0(4) DAYs OFOUR livE_S (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE ' 6:26 57*1 Pal RESTLESS (.4) COUNTRY ROADS I 1:30 C1)• AS F THE ri*s provided in Chapter 17$, P (THE000TORE Statutes, and shall further be (D•ONTOUVI (12) ( 5)GOMER PYLE subject to tIe reiponsibilithis ____ - - - L.PSI Notic. '" -- , - PUBLIC NOTiCE The DIr15I )'_". Services Is In rec*lp* of an a,. pocaflen .. a shsndkI ,IWIIS project at the following described I - pregorty: n ___ Lots B, C, ieid Del BlKk7oftlie leplet T1Od5 I, $7• 11.15 op ow Souls Malt p1 Tract 14, LN$ BIlk Nil Trod )S kn1 faiingi,Flit look?. P0001W 'icram*aI$is Ceunly, r'awa. a.- t west * ssto 'Lai B Further described is beIng otati sear - the intiracrnn ci ' $ 3 .. - jj t5 $I A ' ' . '' . ' $w , . residence or o*iwrshiip as may Irons time to time be determined by the governing authority of the City of sa.. Pid., a.tIe provlslens of said Chapter lii, Florida SlaMIS. SECTION 3: If any section or portion of a section of this nrdinance preves to be lnvelid, unlawful or uncenathsvuonal, shall nit be held Is Invalidate or impsir the vslldlty, force or any Qffier sectlge or part 01*11 PrW $SVVICS. ' . .. ' *o their Ri *n11k15 within 14 days, to Divislen it $ervlc, P.0. Ben _________________________________ ______________________________ 'l 1*. $l,l,rd. PIsnhdi 33771, Arthur N. SOChu*I. fr. ntpCe.0 C$I*i 71110 '.' .p- - 3..-.tmefrjes Hall, CS Lake Triplet Drive, Cassilber't'y, Fiorlda,..or as soon thereafter as possible. Mary W, Hawthorne City Clerk Deted this 4th day of February, - . ** 2 Choice lots In Section M of Oaklawn Cemetery $3l0each, 332.5735 NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE Legal Notice _______________________ — ________________________ FLORIDA. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall In the CIty 01 Sanford, Florida, at ____________________ ______________________ ChlidCare lnMyHome ______________________ _____________________ Navelorangesagrapefruit — ________________ WHEREAS,ther,hasb,enfiied VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION with the City Clerk of the City of PROVISIONS OF SECTION Sanford, Florida, a petition con171,044, FLORIDA STATUTES; tamIng the names of the property PR0VI0IN0 F 0 R owners In the area described SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS hereinafter requestIng annexation AND EFFECTIVE DATE, tothecorporatearea of the City of WHEREAS, there has bun filed Sanford, Florida, and requesting with the City Clerk of the City of to be Included therein; and Sanford, Florida, a petItion con. WHEREAS, the Property Ap. taming the names of the property praIser of Seminole County, owners in the area descrIbed Florida having certIfied that there hereInafter requesting annexticn are two property owners In the to the corporate area at the City of aria to be annexed, and that said Sanford, Florida; and requesting property owners have signed the to be Included therein; and pe$ltion,for annexation; and WHEREAS, the Property h.p. WHEREAS, It has been deter. praiser of Seminole County, mined that the property descrIbed FlorIda, hiving certified that Mreinaiterisreasineblycarngect there are two property owners In and contiguous to the corporate the area to be annexed, and that area of the City of Sanford, said property owners have signed Florida, and it has further been the petItion for annexation; and determined that the annexation of WHEREAS, It hal been deter- said property will not result in the mined that the property described creation of an enclave; and hereinafter is reasonably covnpect WHEREAS, the City ci Sanford, and contiguous to the corporate Florida Is In a posItIon to provide area of the City of Sanford, municipal services to the property Florida, and it h5 lunther been described herein, and the City determined that the annexation of CommissIon at the City ci Sanford, said property wIll not result In the Florida, deems it In the best In. creatIon at an enclave; and tires? of the City to accept said WHEREAS, the City 01 Sanford, petition and to annex said Florida, Is in a position to provide property, SHARE A RAINBOW CreativeExpressions Seminole County, Florida. ordinance becoming effectiv, the The above-descrIbed property is property owners and any ressnt tuf'ftier described as I.ots is an residing on the property described 7, SIOCK A, MM SmIth's second herein shell be entitled to all the Subdivision, according to plat rights and privileges and Im. thereof recorded in Flat look 1, 'nunitles as are from time to time page 101, PublIc Records of Wanted to residents and property Seminole County, Florida. owners ci the City SECTION 2: That upon this Florida, and as are fi.irttier ordinance becoming effective, the provided in Chiptar 171, Florida governing authority of the impair the vilidity, force or effect 322.7113 Expert lesions for beginners, in- termediate, Teaching & Im. * * * * * * * * 12-4pscIal Notice SECRETARY Run lgaloffIce, sweetheart bra You are asked to loIn in a petition to the Gay. about any 18—Help Wanted * * * * * * * * BOOKKEEPER Debit I credit hours. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323.374 Corner 01*0th & French "Your Future Our Concern" ******** ___________________________ Legal Notice _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business t $27 Little Wiluiva Rd,, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of DATA 'tp, . 1910 DER.1o7 ___________________ CITY OP CA$SILIIINV BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN t the City Of Caiselberry bard Adlustm.nt will hold a Public Hearing. Mr. Howard Het'ron, owI10rPPI1Cant, 15 requesting a variance from SectIon 25.19 Cc) 0 City Of Casselberry Cede of Ordinanessto construct a four foot 081 the (rant PlOprty line 181 lieu St the maximum al0wible thIrty two Inches, 11* parcel is legally desCribed as: The East ½ of Lot 32 and All of Lot 23, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, as recoe in Flat look I, Pages 13 and 13, Public Records of Seminole County, Public Nearing wIll be held en ThurSday, February 3), 1910 at 7:15 P,M., in the Caiselbeiyy CItY Hall, 95 Lake TrIplet Drive, Cevy, Florida, or as Wiereaft Pr as Possible. Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk Dated thIs 4* day of February, 1950. PublIsh P.S.?, 1150 01135 ". '________________ ' __ E1l .' • - if EnIngIIeiuiiJ 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida - - I LITTLE LAKE MARY- 2 ftdrm, 2 Bath lakefront home with beautiful view, fireplace. fruIt trees. 1 yr. warranty. $73,000. WANT AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 , 32747. Looking for a Ida? The Classlf led Ads will help you find that Ida. a person with a positive attitude Bdrm,)½ Bath,lyears old at and a Pleasant personality, plus end of quiet, weil kept street. being a self starter and an in. Fenced backyard with utility terested investigator. Also you shed. 1 year warranty. $39,900. - must have common sense In handling probIs, not easily EXECUTIVE cOUNTRY-il, frustrated, also a desire to learn pool, sauna, sewing room, and to lead. I want y to fenced for horses on over 4 acres, 1 yr. warranty, all this aggressive toward life and and much morel $170,000. personal achievement, not _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1313 W. Hwy. 431, Winter Springs, Fl.,, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name ci 434 AUTO 51g. Norma lean Kamlnski (p1,IfI! NOW YOU HAVE Iii wgege In business at P.O. Box 054 Longwood, Ph, 32750, Seminole County, Florid_a under the fictItious name of CYCLE. MATE PRODUCTS OF FLOR. IDA, and that I intend to regIster said name with the Clerk ci the' CIrcuIt Court, Seminole county, FlorIda In accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section $45.09 Florida Statutes 1957, 51g. Donald P. WIlson Pubiliti Jan. 3) 1 Feb. 7, 11, 21, egg DER.106 ______________________________ -- — ___________________ Thu Division of Environmental Services Is In receIpt of an ap. plicition tsr the removal cia man. mad. Canal at the, followIng described Pry: leginnlng at the NW Corner of Govsrnm.0 Lot 4, SectIon II, TONnshIp 21$, Ren.e 151, Nun U degrees 0' W along South line of Philip N, Young Grant 1335 feel to a p0kW on id Ike, Nun thence N y•E 7lfssfo point of beginning, said pokd blng on LW St Lake , Drive, thoncecontimo N guest ' .- po.rnthe's INVESTMENT Western Auto, 13,000 sq. It., auto lit w.air compressor 1g. sign In front, owner will sell Inventory at cost. This is a real money maker. Only $175,000. ___________________________ ? NEED CASH? Us.YourHom.AsSecunity " Call Us For Terms ' TowerFinancialServ. $.SO0.241.2419 * beginning. Further descrIbed as be(pg located it 4'33 Lake Drive. Pr,pefly ownirs within feet 01 the Proposed project may ad' .0ia their comments, in writing wI*W. it days, to Division of EnvirOnmental $ervlces, P.O. Box 0. Sanfd, FlIda 33171. *rti H. Beckwlth, Jr. . C*t01CMIPWyC.U,, ___ sell. 157.500. DUNMAR ESTATES near Tuscawilla. NEW while marble PP I 1g. hexigon FR, 4 BR, 31, 400' sc. porch, solariums, horses I much more. COITIPUI Cl $117,500. ToShii's Single yotmq man would like ''anolhir young man to 3321541 ________ Harold Hall Realty _____ REALTOR1 MLS Was&Iy&minthiyritII,utMtii, P0.7.1*0 . Inquire 500$. Oak $417153 323.5774 Day or - -fl-- for Sale _______________________________ EALTOR ___________________ 327 '12 __________ new stand, dbl dresser & 070*11 Goodyear Tires. 323.1797. Factory made lowboy trailer w. 6' ,xS' body, steel deck, lights, bargain, 3227345. MU Side by Side refrigerator, 5; picnic 'able, w 2 benches. $30, full size baby bed w mattress, I25 Oak parc ockers, $95 . metal office desk, $70, Jenkins Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 323 0911. 4 pct. lWteresf to Qualified will finance w substantial down. $33000. 332.7287. _____________________ 42—Aable Homes high as an elephant's eye. Place ISfed ad, and pile the in your walloll Deltona! Here if is! Should be $75,000, only $44,500. Custom built 37, has everything in. cludlng bullt.in Microwave *4848 2 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON? CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $16,500 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 33l050 327)577 , Plenty of elbow room + lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, comp. w3 BR hOITI Make OSTEN. offer. NiQhI MOtElS '. leg. tEAL ESTATE irstar H. I au-iso Eve. 562341$ Buying old pockpt watches, any cond Will pay top price for this area, 66 6640. . _____ - jf yj don't flpeople, hoi' they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322 761) or 031 9993. Lawn & Landscaping — CERTIFIED LAWN L t((O'.i.,i Y161 FREE E ST tM*T ES )?. 7902 Drywall Pi'7r Diamonds Bridges Antiques 373 280). ________ _________________ -- ______________________________ _________________________ __________________________ l...i. 1( ings, and Walls repaired Res & Comm Remodel & Additions. Call 831 5399or 867 0)34 Light Hauling __________ •vaid Debris, Trash AppltancesS. Misc. (LOCAL 1349 S371 Larry's Mart, 211 Sanford Ave. Groomlng& Boarding Buy & Sell, the finest in used _____________________ furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools An,m,,I haven C.rooming & _______________________________ Boarding Vnnels Ittermo stat controled heat, off floor 71-Antiques Sleeping boxes We cater to your pet 372 5752 -_ Painting ___________________________ -- -- t Anthony Corino Qu,)lily lot or Ext pressure cleaning Free Est 3220071 , FLA'S. SECOND ALL AM ERICAN CHINA & PO1TERY SHOW & SALE HandYmen IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a nec. car. see today's Classified adt for best buys. Need A Handy Man' CAL MOYER ______________________ PaIntIng—coratjng W000MAKING& HOME IMPROVEMENTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 making custom furniture 3237361 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Admissionll SO Good Both Days I Interior Exterior All Work Guaranteed Free Est. 322 1094 . Handyman, mi,,or el rep, plumb., carp., free est 21 hr SCI'v Senior cit dis.. 051 4901 _________ ________ ' ' Painting & Repair , Quality Painting t'lo Job Too Small Free Estimates 323 0816 ________________________ House Cleaning _________________________ HousewivesCleaning Service Personalized, Iast.dependable 1)UW.198h5t_.SANFORD MChogany BR suite, Drexel DR. appl, king size Brass bed, old glassware, & lewelry. Roll desk 4 more. PREVIEW, FRIDAY $0 br Regularoritimebasis Pleasecall aft Sp.m top I I I 677-1894 -________ EUTSLER PAINTING& REPAIR- Interior Exterior FREE ESTIMATESCaII36SSJ.17 - __________ Irent Painting & Repair Interior & Exlerior Free Es? 327 3558 Hottis In,'gvennts __________________________ I CALL323.3614 105 AUCII0nCer.Barry Tuttle - Si—Household Goods _________ ________ -_________ ......- __.. '. Antiques, Modern Furniture. I I P ,',",'. SATURDAV,FEB.9,1IAM . ------ _____ ______ _______ _________ - I Man, quality operation Oyrs exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 BAR GA IN H UN T ERS PAR ADISE That's Classified Ads Wt't)uyusetjfurniture FURNITURES. THINGS ¶005 Sanfor0 ,ve. Sanford _______________ 323659) Good working condition 3230843 _____ Carpentry, Painting,Maint of all types Lic Bonded 3736038 534$199 InSured - Paunting& Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES CaIlanytime349s2Sg . --------- COURT CUSTOM'S CONST. *hybuyussd'?Newbrann,, box sac ings & mattressis at 70 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, Custom design homes, Additions. 323 0211 • $II • FurnIture, 20$ E. 25th St. 373. 0981. Used lull size hoteimotel bed. ding. Very clean, $14.9$ea. pc. Nell's Sanford Furniture here tomoi'rotv. beIIul - Cash 322•4132 Home repairs, pIflt'liflg, root. carpet, remodeling All work (bar I-ret' t'',l 131 8185 -------- Allerations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332.0707 ____________ _ ______________________ Iessmaklng . - CUSTOMHOMESBUILT RebuildCondemnedHouses S 6. BALINT 322 8665 ______________________ APPLIANCES S. PLUMBING FIX I ui ES Jenkins Fur nilure, 705 F 2Stti St 3230981. WE' ItI.IY 1.1St 1) FURNITURE & APPI lANCES S,inford Fur niture Salvage 377 872) I ESTATE AUCTION • ortando Complete Mobile Home Repair 3i9 5259 -_ - WE I'LIYUSFD FURNITURE. Us.d Maytag Washer FURNITURE-BEDDING Whoitsile ball. Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., — EVERY DAY someone is Iookln'J for what you have to sill. Call todayand your Classified Ad will ' flSN,I743,C$s$55IJry,Fl. --- . WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 3)5 E. First St. 322 1622 1It.i: Ik1jiIRtIIJi -----. -- Tiletloors installed NEWS. REPAIR Free Est 830 1783 aft 6 72—Auction fullslle,queenlklng.Jenkmn5 484848 1595 .. MEINTZEP TILE New or repair. leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp $698567. 68-Wanted to Buy Brunswick Professional PoolTable,besf offer 322403$ NOOUALIFYING-- 3'BR home. New C lIlA & carpet. Owner _______________________ ___________________ 3895 CeramicTile - -- Beds, ObI, motel B. S. & malt. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 12)5 S. French. 323-7340. Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KIflDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3fl hi), Sanford _______________________________ 305323.1563 1978 POWER WAGON '75FordP U, Stereo. 2 Gas tanks. reg, gas. 52.000 call "68 8516 aft S , ____________— ------- -- ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3271791 — Don't PIle 110 longer needed items Deltona. __-.,- ----- __________________________ buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 322.2367 RAVE NNA PARK We are proud to offer you this lovely 3 BR home w42xfl in. Wound pool, sc. porch & aao. Good school area too. Will go FHA or VA. Call us today to see. Just perfect for Sm. lam, or retired couple. 7 BR, IB, LR, FR, very attractive kit., 3? 579) 77" Cony, sofa, lounge rocker twin size M & BS, nit W.GarnetlWh,te den payment. $4995 , _______________ 310 Sanford Ave. 332106loreves.323.0il; superl Close to 1.1 in 1 ci Sanford's nicer areas. PLUS Fe, sw. pool, cIlIA, fruit trees & a brand new kit. All this & C low 4 DR. A•C ............... ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ______________________ Locafion Is . 79-Trucks.Trailers . . -_________________________________ When you place a Classified Ad In Services Unlimited The Evening Herald, slay close ig or small we do It alIt to your phone because Home & Auto Repair, Fences: something wonderful is about to Welding, Plumbng. Painting, happen. etc., etc etc. chances are if we can't do it no one can 32? __________________________ 077) Fruit trees P,'acan Peach, I'Ium, Apple, Fig Th (I,lckyard 671 1700 5589 LI' Hotcell Rtl Winter Pk ILLDikT&TOPSOIL YELLOWSAp,j Call Clark & Hirl 323 7580 All Size Tarpaulins OWNER WILLHOLD THE MORTGAGE Onthis3+acre,3BR,7Bhome. - TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook 519 E 15? St., 322 5747 62—LaWn Garden q..ffii-.. '':'"' 373 $324 eppear Saillord Graciots living. Real. -.- ___________________________ ?435'i S. French (I? 92) Sanford . - -- ---- 50—Miscellaneous Inc., Realtors MLS Lvi 323.39S6 -. 29—Roome '-- --- 2$-AlS.&HOUW$ _____________________________ Northerly LW 217110 to point of 3236478 Eve.3O5.64g.5440 25—Loans -- Will buy 1sf 1. 2nd mortgages. w also make Real Esaste 1 BusIness loMs, Florida Mor tgage Investment. 1101 E. Robinson, Orlando, 122 2976. M. Unsworth Realty mart. Only $43,900. _______________________ __ 47.A?¼*tgages Bought & Sold our country UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 20, CIlIA, paddle bait, NO BROKERAGE is wilt, dbl car garage, ww FEES ____________________________ carpet Imuch more. Priced to - 25415 FrenchAve 3220231 317 0'7; '132 5353, 377 3772 532,9001 l4desrees 21' e —370 feet. thence N 71 degrees 30' p, w feet, thence $ 7$ degrees 44' IS" * $11 feet Ia NOrtherly NW St L* DrIve, thence_$autkarly aistig saId - OF SANFORD REALTOR REALTOR EXCLUSIVE ½ acre In country 3 BR, 1½ B, 10 mm. to I. 4,pvlvate area, CIlIA, 1g. patio, carpeted, easy cash to business opportunities in America today. Absolutely no pressir'e to Investl For in. -,___________________________ formation call 643SI11. __________________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY The Real Estte Agency 323-7832 Perfect location. $34,500. like to Introduce you to wttatwethlnkisoneofthebest Webuy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. . P0lZ IfAITV kit., FANTASTIC BR, 20 h formal OR, 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mon. -. - -- ______- - cottage, COLORFUL pink grapefruit, navel valencias. 7 BR, 18, new ww carpet, CIlIA, 1g. 20*20 work shop. Must seel Only 333.5641 .......... Webuyequity in houses, apIs, & vacant land, Lucky In veslmenl, P.O Box g Sanford 32? 471) Build to Suit lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 235 8. 21$ ______________________ res. 47—Real Estate Wanted -_ ___ 3 BR. lB fenced yd, needs some TLC. Assume mort. owner will hold sm. 2nd 1979 CONCORD _______________ - -. ______ Western Boots. Special 13999 pr. Eves. 332.Q4l7, 333.157 307E,2SthSt. P.T. work for per. couple, Willdoanykindof work -_ ,_.,..p_ dwn, 8.1 10 pct. '3 SISTERS Avail., nonsmokers, - nondrinkers, honest, sincere Nursing aide. companion ithousekeeping, cooli. Desires 6 hr's., $30 per day. 677.400 or WORLD. ________ _________ gazebo. All this for 179,900 Owner will hold mart w.29 pd. II you've had more than 3 years 01 mid.ievel mgt. u. we PUBLIC NOTICE 1iy FP, FR, OR, --- 21—Situations Wanted —Business REALTY Country home, Cameron Ave. I acre home has extra Ig rms, resuits. ___________________________ - -. Orlando 377 7; inside utlIit rm. & priced at only 576,900. MULTIPLELISTING REALTOR The sooner you place your classified ad the loaner you get Casseiberry- New ready to move Into, 3 BR, 28, Cathedral ceiling, FP, Energy efficient heat pump, quiet street in wooded area, convenient to school, shopping, off Winter Park Drive, assumable mtg. mart. ___________________________ 3 BR clean home w-gas heat, J HAL CO1IT IlAtTYinc. CALL ANNETTE A1323.S176 11, iW, PICTI1IOUS NAME Notice is hersby given that I am SEIGLER REALTY +48* L' iM14t) A CHANCE _________________________________ FOR TtE OPPQR'TUP.(,,TY, cars. trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 I;i1 Pianos & organs, Stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 3774403. 7202 French . -- Plumbing supply busIness + real estate & Inventory. $143,000. w. Maliczowski, REALTOR. 3727983. --- 3 BEDROOMS, 1'-, BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX. $28,500 SdrIfOrd 321 0640 PARK YOUR VALENTINE SPECIAL Come see our new listing In lovely Lake Mary Estates, DeBary. 1mm. 2 BR, 26, with Fl. R, Enclosed porch, Workshop. shed, citrus trees, central H A, completely fl sulated, garage, air turbines, colorcreted & much more. Priced to move quick at $46,090 DeBary Realty 660614), Sun. 904775-1700. BROKER IQZ 1JJ"ll LADY, YOU HAVE CONTINUAL. OVIEDO-5 acre lots, some wooded wpaved Streets. 515.900 up 2$ pcI. dwn, I? yrs., i pct. mt. Zoned Agri. J. MANN, Realtor 3657273 - Branch Office 323-2222 __________________________ LARGE 3 BEDROoM, 2"i BATH, BARN ROOF- NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. $51,900. SALE Top Oollr Paid for lunk & used ....A 46—Commercial____ Property ___ GARAGE BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto $50 ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy 17 9? Sanford, FIa 37771 ________________________ ________________________ ----Beauty Care Home Repair ___________________ 59-Musical Merchandise Tony Coppola Associates, 95 N Hwy 17-92, Casselberry. ,- REALTORS ISft Rt'flUttfl Boat Evinrude Motor. Trailer $400 8347526 Acreage Lake Harney Call for details, 8300333 Sanford's Sales Leader 21395 AS yrtle Ave Content,andfore.ntabl(sh goals ________________________ dail y, finally above all never _________________________________ ______________________________ Quitting even though defeated. P,O.B. 45 Casselberry 33707 PublIsh: January 31, 31 & Feb. 7, DERU COUNTRY LIVING at its best! $acresfenced,3Bdrm,2Bath, fam.room,fireplace, screened patio wBBQ, seif.cieaning pool w.cool deck, fenced pastures, fish pond, access to st. Johns River, $129,000. .. Director 1q57. 51g. Oouglas 0, Jarreft Publish 311 Feb. 7, 14, 21, . AL Ron Beck, . SYSTEMS, and that I Intend to PAINTING, and that Intend to register said name wIth the Clerk register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Of the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance 'County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. with the provisions of the FIctltlous Name Statutes, To.Wit: titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $45.09 Florida Statutes Section 58.5.09 Florida Statutes REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322 7498 Advertising Inside sales in Sanford office, exp. preferred but will con. training qualified In. divldual. Salary + comm., good benef its. Apply in person Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., Lii. Monroe or mail resume to P.O. Box 304, Lii. Monroe, Fl. PICKEIT ESTATES IN. CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, 2 'CAR GARAGE, MONTHS NEW. $89,900. 4805 (Dealer) ___________ Dry. Ready for your home.U,, 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, 322-2420 NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO ANY TIME DOWNTOWN. $21,900 S ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE Multiple Listing Service CailBart Apply in person tO' PORT EVERGLADES STEEL CORP. ________________________ — , ' * * * * * * * * DeBARY LOVELY 2 BED ROOM, 1 BATH, FAMILY-. DINING ROOM COMBIN. ATION, NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35,500. 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS ePrice $49,900. $6000 dwn, 25 yrs. 12.5 pct at $478.67 per mo. .__ --77-Junk Cars Removed __________ ____________________ Exclusive 3 BR. lB home in Wynnewoocton 1g. loll Pan Fl. Pm., 1g. patio wBBQ, dining area & much more. BPP SER VICE CONTRACT. Just 537,500. COMPLETE! I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc '75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 Garage Sale: Sat only 9 5. Hwy 9?. 1 mIt' cest of Speedway, I Clothes (adult 8. child.) good Daytona Reach, will hold a cond Landscaping ties, furn. pijtjIi AUTO AUCTION every & misc. 511 Campello (Rolling tbesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's. p Hills) i ti'e only one in Florida. You sit I -. II't needed items . The reserved prIce. Call 904-255- I high as an elephant's eye. Place Carport Sale: 103 Vinewood Dr. 831) for further details. Feb. 9-9a.m. till? Kit. utens, a classified ad, and pile the I many sm. household items money in your walle$t __________________________ Reasonable Beautiful Lake View 101 in __________________________________________________ Deltona Lakes Sub. Sec. & S 55--Boats & Accessories private, yet near schools, churches & shopping. High & __________ Only $49,500, STRUCTED NEAR SUN LAND ESTATES. $38,500 C OWNER FINANCING commission with full company benefits. 2139 S Myrtle Av Orlando Sanford 3?7 1517 321 0640 Just listed 3 BR, I' B home W all extras. C-H&A, w-w carpet. OR, Fl. Rm., Rec. Rm., FP 8. morel BPP SERVICE CON NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO BE CON ePool home, 3 BR 2 B C)77Q' of comfort, Ig FR CHew carpet, redecorated 937' x 19' pool. Air cond. •Lg. lot, fenced patio. experience SEIGLER REALTY BPOKFR TRACT.assumablelpcl,mtg. 41—Houses needed. Salary plus ,j"Y.w FutUre Our Concern" INC. REAL.10R 70) Bldg 339 0509 E AltamonteDr. 339 -. advertisers. A great future for a self. starter. Previous sales 595.500 INC REALTOR.MLS sales and servicepf AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 FrenchAve. 323.5176 Corner of 10th & French bigotry, wrong doing, or discrimination at Seminole Comm. COIl. 213W.wrIte I. 11R Mary, 3PM. Furn duplex, fine downtown location, neal, in good repair, upstairs 3 BR, 18; downstairs 2 BR apt. Excellent Income, high yield. Large assumable low interest mort. $36,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY cm Lots of style 3 BR lB home w many unique ' features in desirable neighborhood on 2'; lots! Many additional lealures! BPP SERVICE CON TRACT. Only 555.000 - established and new boss. Allamonte, auto repair &parts _______________________ #n aggressive sales. person Is needed for -_ ______________________ 40-A--Apartments & New flatteries$?995 2113 French Ave., Sanford TV repo 19" Zenith. Solo orig 1974 PONT. LEMANS ao-A'utos for Sale 5493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo I --Agent 339 0386. I '67 Plymouth. 6 cyl Valiant. $ 1 295 BARGAIN TV's Solid body, no rust, clean in. Why pay more' side. insp till 6 80. 5.495 705W 1912 TOYOTA 4 DR. HERB'S Tv 1st St 37) 0998. I 25'?7 S Sanford Ave 37) 1731 _________________________ I AT A.0 I' 54—Garage Sales ... DAY TON'S AUTO AUCTION I CROCKETT Beautiful 3 BR, 28 home with your own pool 8. 61xl2 patio on a 1g. cor. landscaped lot. Many bullt.ins . all features imaginable! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. You must see this one for 569.500. $42,900 525.000 ]7200liaftl _________ REALTY - REALTORS PLUS Sanford commercial, 4 rental units, includes restaurant & lounge, 5)75,000. _________________________ SALES SIENSTROM $39,900 Sanford ________ Directory ListingOveruog MILLERS 26l9OrlandoOr Ph.3n0357 $52,900 $55,000 $42,900 Lk. Mary Lk.Mary Winter Spgs Business location. Rent 2000 sq. ft., fully carpet:", modern, best location, cx.vilent traffic & visibility. Call 322.4803. ADVERTISING $end$7.95toRECE lNt., ROSECRANS ST., BOX 178 SAN DIEGO, CA 92110 - - ,, Cafeteria- Lady experienced to work In cafeteria 2 to 9:30 p.m., fast & dependable, cx. ceilint benefits. Apply Mrs. ____________________________ Whittington S.C.C. 321.0909. BS provisatlon. 322-4242 after '. ,:,,,., ** * * * * * * __________________________ -- Altamonte Longwood - 37-Business rop,-t MOST SK1LLSNEEDED EarnUOOto$3SOOaMonth Many Other Benefits. LatestOverseas Employment o advanced. theory CitY Of Sanford, Florida, and the 01anyitIlerNctIonrpartof this provisions ci said Chapter 171, ordinance. Florida Statutes, SECTION 4: That all ordinances SECTION 3:11 any section or is'pifls 01 ordinances In cnflhct portIon of a section ii this or. herewIth be and the same are dinaesce reves to be invalid, hereby repealed. unlawful er unconititvtmepi.l, it SECTIONS: That this erdlnance Shall net be held to invalidate or shall become effective Ins. ImPair the validity, force or effict mediately upon Its passage and 01 any other Nd Ion or port 01 this adoptien' ordinance. PUbLIC NOTICE A copy shall availabl, as the The Division of Environmental SECTION 1: That a$lis'dinanc,s Office of the City Clerk SECTION 4: That itt ordinances parts iii ordinances Ri canitict pirisM ds51rlg Is esamkie me $Ss'VICNisinrec.iptof,na.. or parts ii orøinancos Is plicetlopi for a dr0$S nd fIll herewith be and the same a.e same. $h, lIrew$hI be , PFSliCt SO IMPrOVu the shoreline hsnby repealed, All partle Ill Interst and herebY SECTIONS: That Itilserdipiance cNIsenashaIIheveanepps,funfly the teIIeWill5 descried Property:' SECTIONS: Th01*orminincs IL Sear Laka Estates, Flat shall become effectIve Ins, shall become effective im- to ho hosed at said Mirb$, mediately upon Its passage en $YRdVillsiClly.esmholepi look IL Page N ii me public upon IN ' ptIoe.. CIty of .dopties..'' . ,• FInrIas, tY. A y shall be avalhae A py Shell be -, N.$. Talpsm, Jr. Plendi, me City clerk for all described as bei Office at me City CkW& for all 01f5 city cut bet ,po ewing is .in, me PSrSfie dnIrIfII to isilinine the PubliSh: JisivirY 3I. & February isC UMa0l bOSch __d_ . 7,14 11, INS " All parties in intorest and 01ft.II1 P"S0(I ilif5 within All parties In Interest -g fiat . catians 511aM Isive , an NSSV?vnity , cltizons shall have an ° P'NS pr Y SftUalty Is be heard a said bearing. r:I- ONIIMIP1N, In ivrhIMg to be heard it said Miring withIn *4 deys. Is Division if 5Y01r0thbCItyCom1I*i Byordercitise City Cemmlislen 01 IS, City ii $an*d, Finds. 01 the CIty of Sanford p • FLORIDA Levlronmontol Sorvic., P. 0. H. N. Tames, Jr. H. N. Tamns, ,z Sa1'1NId. FlorId. 3377, City Clint rk City Arth, H. SeCliwIffi, Jr. S: Jan,'31êp.S7,M • .PwbIloIi4an.31&F.,7,iii, Clerk01CawWyca INS 1950 PwbIWipØ7.p, Oil-il, " 011.1$ !!!.' - SERVING ORANGE AND. ORSEMINOLECOUNTV AmerIcan Employers Who Hire torOverseas. Personto Write Skills Required And Work Areas PIANO LESSONS— municipal servicestothe property 171.044, F(ov.de 51icj, tvflvi Onu'VDeO as that certain Beginning at the Northwest property located between Sanford corner of Lot 7, run thence South Avenue and North Carolina 30$ feet, thence East $0 feet, AvllweandbetwesflMaflie5tr.et thence North lId_egress 79', thenc and Wylly Avenue; said Pf'opirty East 311.91 feet thence West 140.5 located In Seminole County, feet to the Pont of leginming, said FlorIda, property being sItuated in SECTION 2: That upon this CALL6280636 AAA EMPLOYMENT '912 FrenchAve. 3235176 Corner of lOth& French "Your FutureOur Concern" OVERStAS 14W, 3226733, 322.0363 OF WAY; SAID PROPERTY P R 0 V I 0 I N 0 F0R LOCATED IN SEMINOLE SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. _________ rn 3727480 Shocks $195 Heavy Duty $695 washer repo c'i.Sold org $40? 35. used st7ort tit' tlaI $189.11 or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8)86 ______________________________ ______________ 1978. 1973 Dodq .%to!or Home Ii.000 SS.000 A OK TIRE Call)?? 1624; 32)4480 53-\f.Radjo.Sterf ENTTOAPARKNEARWIL I — SON SCHOOL. 5)7.500 EX Good used TV's, $258. tiP CEL LENT TERMS. HOMES FOR SALE Alsoassume mortgages BEDROOM HOMES SUNB PD camel color. lo nertect. air, auto, goOd gas. 53.900 32) 0106 107W 27th St 323 9)11 _______________________ ON 2 STREETS - ADJAC --VA FHA CONVENTIONAL - p OVER AN ACRE FRONTING PONT IAC BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Cards 834 7273 LOT, READY TO BUILD $7 000 silver, low mi , cream putt Michelins, stereo, 53.200 32) 0106 ' NEWS. USED BATTERIES Refr.. wht ,trosttree. 17 Cu. tt.. MEL L ON VI L. L E CORNER •306833or329.11flsves. _________________________________ Trailer for rent in Osteen, '" 5120 mo. Inquire at 306 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. * * * * * * * * GENERAL LABOR Many openings - iust for you. hi's, 3 afternoons wk. 322.7927 Call WaltCappeI3236l0O Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 6283005 FORRESTGREENE REALTORS INC. . - Experienced, apply in person Deitona Inn. Mon thru Fri 2to 6p.m. Mature woman to sit w.srnall child in my home. Approx, 4 9—ed Things to Eat ________________________________ EASTERLY AND BETWEEN CORDANCE WITH THE MULBERRYAVENUE AND THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION VACATED SEABOARD PROVISIONS OF SECTION COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES: . Bartender.Coct,l Waitress ______________________ LIST NOW master BR has 2 walk-in cloSets, V; B, stone FP. Loft, FR, seller will carry mort. Call and see. $98,900 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1976, Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price flattery Shop 107W 77th St 373 9111 _________________________ Hotpoint Elec Range, Avo. double oven, $300 Frigidaire MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT. BETTER HOMES AREA. MAKE OFFER. VW 72,111 1 dr. auto. AM FM. Michliri, new stCer, ec COflcl 51.650 or best otter 323 - 3?) 0697 -______ Ref. repo 16 CU ft frost free. Orig $579. now $705 or $19 mo Aqent 3398386 _____________________ BUILD! 58.500. 32277 - MOONEY APPLIANCES WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRiARCLlFI. READY TO REALTORS 27l0Sanford Ave. temporary, facing lake,) BR, _____________ 34—Mobile Homes UPJOHN HEALTH CARE ___________________ WEEN 11TH STREET AND LOCATED IN SEMINOLE 19TH STREET EXTENDED COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. ' LP(J's - LIVE-IN COMPANION 373.3543 Mthnte5piings New two story, all cedar, son. veranda, dining room, living room, $300 mo. + $125 deposIt. 322 5889. 3 to 11; 1') to 7 Child Care,$2QWk. LAKEMARY 323,7332 DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN STREET AND WYLLY PROPERTY LOCATED BET. AVENUE: SAID PROPERTY NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT described herein, and the City 'ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF CommlssionoitheCityof Sanford, THE CITY OF SANFORD, Florida, deems it In the best In. FLORIDA: tires? of the City to accept said SECTION t: That the following petItion and to annex said described property sItuated in property, Seminole County, Florida, be and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT thesame Is hereby annexed to and ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF made a part ci the City 01 Sanford, THE CITY OF SANFORD, FlOrIda,pursuanttothe voluntary FLORIDA: annexation Provisions of Section SECTION 1: That the following 171.044, Florida Statutes: descnibd property situated In Lo15$,5,Cand 10, Block 13,A. B, SemInole County, Florida, be and Rusill's Addition to Port Reed, as recorded In Fiat look 1, page 97, mad. a part ci the City ci Sanford, Public Records, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to the voluntary Florida. annexation provisions at. Section The above-described property is & Convalescent Center, 950 Melionviile, ________________ ChildCareinmyhome OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,, UPON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE BETWEEN ADOPTION OF SAID OR- AND MATTIE THE RN's OSTEEN AREA PINE & CV. PRESS WOODS 85 ACRES AT $800 PER WITH TERMS I ' 30 Hot Point el. range, white, A 1 cond. , used 7 mos $125 FIRM. 322 3689, KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used Machines ACRES NEAR UPSALA 59.900. I 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, screened N, $4 & 4.12, full & part time, Apply In person Sanford Nursing NURSESAIDES—. LakeMary Blvd. REALTY a-Houses Furnished -. - -- excellent terms 7 BR I B new paint 8. carpet, quiet neighborhood. S3000dwn, owner will hold, 524.900. payments 8)1 7576 _________________ 1979 Subaru Brat. 1 wh dr I spd. like new Low mi 55.200 323 6700 or 37) 3117 _______________ - -_____________ 76-Auto Parts G.E 18' Refrigerator. Almond.?mo old, Sacrlfice$125. 3227069 ________________________ TRANS F ER STAT ION, NEEDS F ILL. REDUCED TO Reg. Real Estate Broker 7U0 S4nfnrc$ Ave. 3210759 TT.... NEEDED NOW! HOME CARE HOSPITAL STAFF 6—Child Care PORATE AREA OF THE CITY WEENSANFORDAVENUE AND -2 BR, LR 8. kit,, sm. Fl rm.,laundry rm. Ref. Req. 3273753 between 6 p.m-B p.m. ---- HOME IN GENEVA $9,900. 5 1976 Olds vista Cruiser Station Wagon. All Power. take over $151. 1973 29' Holiday Rambler Travel Trailer Like new. Phone 322 5052 usel cliii in war'ranty Oiqtnaity $649, assume Day rnen?s of $71 mo Agent 3)9 2 7 ACRES ZONED MOBILE mobile home or bldg. site. 5)6,000. Terms, __________________ MICROWAVE Push button controls, has caro 8)88 Cash br your lot! Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise. Inc, Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one 32-Houses Unfurnished ______ "Your Future Our Concern" -- 8Autos fr Sale 52-Appliances __________________ ____ 75-Recreational Vehicles Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker 2t0N. 17.92, Casselberry. Fl. Eve. $423451 ui.noo REALTOR)?21991 d1uh1C.Realtor &*43013 I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE — I Acreon SI. Johns River, OK for Eves. 39510O 3771959 831.7166 I H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. neighborhood, near 21st t. STEMPE R AGENCY 1BR.lBCondo,k,teqpt Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322 7972 * ** * * * * ___________________________ ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. PROPERTY LOCATED BET. ___________________ Furn 1 BR apt.w.carpofl Nochildrenorpets Cornerofloth&French 5 acre tiled farm, Sanford, 10 acre orange grove. Geneva 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento $39,900 3394450 Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR, 2B home, central VAF HA.235.0 . located, Only $15,000, assume . I mort. at Low Down Payment 31—Ap,jmenfs Furnished - - AAA EMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. 323.5176 I FYING 2 or 3 BR, lovely will assist with financing. —' CASHIERS Plush surroundings - will train. ________________________ Items with a want ad. ordinance by the CIty of Sanford, ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. as follows: PORATE AREA OF THE CITY 'ORDINANCE NO, III) OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ADOPTION OF SAID OR. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN -- good terms. Osteen, $8,100 TO ASSUME NO QUALI. $,3,SOOdwn. for lOacres, owner _______________________ Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these Idle In the City of Sanford, Florida, at ORDINANCE NO. 1103 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 7:00 o'clock P. M. on February 25, 1C$0,toconsldertheadcptlonofan OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO 526,0005t. Johns River access. Thursday, Feb. 7, 198o-3B 72-Auction , off of total inventory ot new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or FoP Estate Cmmercia(& Resi seconds but brand new top line dlntial AUCtlOn 5, AppraIsals Call DeIJ's_.uction,Jp bedding Sets Only! Free loc delivery, Noll's Sanford Fur it's easy to place a Classified Ad niture Salvage. I? 92. So, of, We'll even help you word it Sanford 322 1721 Call 322 2611 p _____________________ 6'acres for Only 516.500. Very _____________________________ 24 HOUR lB 322•9283 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fi. 5l2Household Goods low down payment Osteen REALTY today. ?BR,I good area, 5250. 1st last 5100 sec. Riggs Realty: Realtors, 27)0 Sanford Ave., 322 7972 - Pioneeracres Hewoutyourown homestead, 10 acres or more, S3L0OO-4 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared 8. fenced, this won't last, call 8. see plus den air, tile bath $220. Adult 8117183. * * * * *' * ******** questions asked, FLORIDA. 700 o'clock P. M. on February 25, Notice is hereby given that a lCIO,toconsiderth,adopflanof an Public Hearing will be held at the ordInance by the City of Sanford, Coi'nmisslonRoomintheCityptall as follows: 323.8670 SA NFORD_RemOdeled 1 BR power. For details, Call 1.841 46870r6.41 3079 912 FrenchAve, 323.5176 Cornerofl0th&prenth "Your Future Our Concern" Parties who took the prescrip.' tion sunglasses from Yard Sale at 205 Bradshaw Sat or Sun please return, no ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, * * * * '* * AAA EMPLOYMENT Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. tar, Fl, 3251$. stantial down. Call place a Classified Ad today. AVON FIGHT INFLATION SellAvon. Increaseyour earning ' benefits. Why Be Lonelyt Write: "Get A Sanford, - Severalneededlmm. E*c.pay& 4'Pat.s0',IIS Publish Feb. 7,1910 DES-3.4 - LDDRIvERS _________________ 1C10. iP1I , ia—Help Wanted __________________________ - ,. . - _________- ' _____ ' _______ Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In nowhere to roll away . . . If YOU Opening a branch plant at the Port of Sanford. Need to start. Exp. in kit, cab mig required. Holida, vacation Equal OPPortunity Employer. No phone calls. Formitex, Inc. Florida Division, Bldg. No, 2, f7 of _____________________________ Sanford, Orange Blvd. All Classified Advertising also appears in the Evening Herald on Wednesday preceding the Herald Advertiser. The rates shown above are for both days. at Seminole Cosmt1t. FlorIda. Public Hearing will be held on Thursday, Febr'uary 21, 1950, at 7:30 PM,, in the Casselberry City --..-. Propaly pegr$ wPifo IIIfait wie greppi project may ad- DEADLINE Noon Tuesday - 4AC olderhome,goodcond,corner 0 RORSIE'S lot, owner finance with sub . O Mariner's Villag. -' (omorrow may betheday you sel. that rolI.a.way bed you've NORTHERN KITCHEN CABINET MANUFACTURER with the Public Records rights and privileges and Ins, from time to time be determined munifies as are from time to time by the governing authorIty of me -Wanted to residents and property City of Sanford, Florida, and the the City 01 Sanford, pr.visIeiie Of said Chapter 171, Florida, and as are further Fiends Statutes. provided in Chapter 171, Ploria SECTION 3:11 any section or Statutes, end shall further be portion 01 a' section 01 thIs or5UbIICt tO tIe reiOonslbllltles at dinance preves to be invalid, or ownership as may unlawful or unconstitutIonal, It e tIme be determined shall net be held to invalidate or owners ci 'ti. City of Sanferd, Florida, and as are further tOO 3 Lines Minimum ___ 41—Houses - $20,000-New ListIng, 3 BR, lB. up. Pool. Adultsonly on Lake Ada. Just ___________________ 117)1 DREAM OFJEANNIE WITH - 1 BR-$) Photo.Mat has perm. PT$6I Position, hrs. between 2:30 & 7 p.m. Uniforms plus benefits. Apply 1473 Wr Faianks, Winter Park 5. * 1?SS. Sic a line 7Sc a line 72c a line to the Point of BeginnIng; In ac cordance (fl)(35)KINGpj CORDANCE 1 time 3 consecutive times 7 consecutive times - hei'eln shell be entitled IS all me residence or ownershIp as may munities as are from time to time granted to residents and Property WORLD ' property owners and any resident Statutes, and shall further be resd_in on prop tydna'iw Subject to the reaponslbllltles ci property owners and any resident midlngontheprop,rtydescrmbed herein shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges and Im. (!])(35)31UV1 - ,, ordinance becoming effective, the (DO ALL MY CHft.DAIN , 24 lying South Atlantic CoastlIne RaIlroad i. that part of Block number s lying 0#p"NC co,swne mo BlocK 13 lying North and South of the Atlantic Coastline RaIlroad and Block 44, less the North 130 feet of the East is , all in MM Smith's Subdivision as recorded In Flat 5 1, pipe $3, Public Records, seminole Florida The above-described property is further described as that certain property located between Jewets Lane and 14th Street and West of Airport Boulevard: said property locøted In Seminole County, Florida, SECTION 2: That upon this 1230 0(3) EARLY DAY (4)0 HEALTH FIELD (130 $01000 505 (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE 1 :.uc:rcL.1J0J. (12)(h7)Mov1t(coNrD) 500 '' '' 0Iocks4)ano.ioaithbccxs GRAMMINU (12)(17)WoRLDATLMGE 795 ONLY H AIR (14 10) (1)0 SUNRISE_SEMESTER 635 LAST hIll • ' sao • SLEEPING PEAIITYLPLAZA 12:00 0(4) CHAIN AEACT'.ON (1)0(130 NEWS IUCY (Ii) (35)11 99C Au. SEATS a petition con praiser of SemInole County, Florida having certified that there 35) PT. CLUB 17)MOVIE cups continue; Mr. Billy is on Dr. Zindeli's trail; Tony vows to change; Chiquita arid Gertrude become closer; Eddie has a ,talented young composer (Bonnie Ebsen) and her Inexpe. NEXATION PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171.041, FLORIDA STA. TUTE5; PROVIDING FOR SEV. ERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of WHEREAS, It has been deter. (U) (3 ) UFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Eddie's hic. 0:00 0 (3) QUINCY A nurse suspecting a hospital cover-up in the death of a patient seeks Ouincy'shelp. THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN JEWETT LANE AND 14TH STREET AND WEST OF AIRPORT BOULE. VARD: SAID PROPERTY LO. CATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. petition (or annexation: and to trap a professor suspected of involvement in a white slavery ring. mansion. HEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF SAID ORDINANCE, Sanford, Florida, and requesting to be Included therein; and WHEREAS, the Property Ap- (lii (17) LUCY SHOW (L)OCOLUMBO A psychologist who is also the lover of one ol- his most wiilthy patisnts kills the woman's husband when he becomes suspicious. (DO POUCE 'WOMAN Pep. per poses as a college student CommlssionRoomintheCmtyHall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 25, 1910,toconsldertheadoptionof an tothecorporateareaoftheCltyof (A) Host: Johnny IDA. Notice is hereby gIven that a Public Hearing will be held at the taming the name of the property owners in the area described hereinafter requesting annexation (DO MOVIE (U) (35) LEAVE ITTO BEAVER 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY 1f30 0(1) TONIGHT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. INO To CONSIDER THE ADOP. TION OF AN ORDINANCE IV THE CITY OP SANFORD, PLOR. Sanford, Florida, . speak with Secretary of State George Firestone on this live, statewide call-in program by calling the toll-free number 1. Legal Notice _________________________ ordinance by the City of Sanford, as follows: ORDINANCE NO.1102 AN CROINANCE OF THE CITY OFSANFORD,FLORIOATOAN. (ID(35)BULLWIP4KLE "Music Of The Spheres" The - part in a 25th century version 'of the Olympics. MORNING AMERICA CD0 20/20 13(10)THEA8CENTOFMAN .25TH CENTURY Buck nnd some of his associates take 3:30 (5)00NEDAYATATtME(R) (1i)(35) (17) THE FUNTSTONES __________________________ ________________________ 9:30 CD 0 SOAP Jessica learns that Corinna and Dutch spent a night Ci2)t 17)lLOvE LUCY ' RATES 1:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAYS. Noon 1:00 AM. (corn. 110 feet; thence run East 311.19 fist; thence run South 10507 tie? 5:30 C!) NEWS (1)0 M'AS'H (DOALLINTHEFAMILY (10)THEADVOCATE8 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS run North 21 degrees 33' 10" West 500 HEROES 0 (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY iO MISTER ROGERS (R) 17,MyThRESoIie . Bennett. (Part 2) 0 @3 BUCK ROGERS IN THE MORNING ' 11)0 KNOTS LANDING A 8:00 -. CD 0 GOOD FLORIDA Hearing, Mr. James Viegle, ner.appllcant, is requesting a conditional use as provided by Section 2S-1 (QI of the City of CauPherry Cads ii Orliuness to provide on premise consumIon 01 bier and wins in a C.1 mercial) zoning district. The parcel illegally described as: Section 23, Township 21 South, Range East, Seminole County, Florida; test North at the Fast U. cnr,r ni s.aI l.at$Iaei 2. '' J(17) OILUOAWS Ill_AND ) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAl. (1]) (35) BANANA 8PUTS AND FRIENDS °°U° thencerun West2lS.61 test; thence 0])(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENOS 3:00 6:55 I) (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA Haei treats the servants to a favorite 4(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: saxophonist Gerry Mulligan, (Part 1 of 2) 112)(17)ALL IN THE FAMILY - (Ii) (35) DINAHI I FRIENDS Guests: Bill Cosby, Redd Foxx, Gloria Gaynor, Fred Travalena, Duncan Sisters, Mark Sforzlnl, Sherrie Lee. Melody Howe, Sandra Gaylord, Deanne DeLu. na, Jackie Gayle. Charles Street Symphony. 0(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS "A Sudden Storm" Atlanta Hawks vs. Utah Jazz 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH (.5) 6:45 (1O)A,M. WEATHER ri (1)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ®ANOTHERwORI.o (1)0 GUIDING liGHT (U) (35)1DREAM OF JEANNIE t12t17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (1)OEDALLEN (17) NEWS forms and Harris refuses to Comply. (12)(17) 71 30 2:30 6:30 when the mayor orders all policemen to wear their uni- - HUSBAND £ I FOUND A WAY TO BEAT INFLATION, We've developed our own P.T business from home, backed by a 90 yr. old Co. Let us share ___________________________ it with you. S74 2o6, Orlando - Winter Perk Seminole __ 831-9993 322-2611 ____________________ ci Adjustment will hold a Public (10)VILLAALEGRE(R) EVENING CLASSIFIEDRDS CITY OP CASSILSIRRY IOARDOPADJU$1'MINT NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN 41-4Iouse I ____________________________ I Ip I -, . Carpentry, Painting, Roof ing, & Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 6035 affer 5 p.m. Photogi'aphy _______________________________ I Wedding photography by John CulIum Free engagente,)t Photos or color 1*10 323 $258 __________________________________________________ Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. BROAD MORE, front I rear SR's. lfl$ Singer Futura Fully auto, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lOrIandoOr. 373.$IJg VAlFHAFlnanrino - rsess.d, used vary short time. Original SRI. bel. Sill or • 12) rn. Aulnf 3391*4. I. or 83- _____________________________________ '-' s;:. 0 4 I _ 'c -.r ._ .. - j,. 1 " . —I. ii 'I I '71rg kT' ,-, - ', ti•w:.1: 7. 1 ..' 'i'. . a,',,L ' '5 . .-5 . .,. ,..,.. �••.. - .'..-•. --,. 4.S_ ._,.. •.... .. S .. . -, . , I - , ____._ 4111-vinlng Herald Sanford, FL Thursday, Feb. 7, iftO _____________________ _____________________ , 1•1 ESE Ar'. ' . 44 Ruddy Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Pecan OIM1T I Nuclear 46 Boat CINIU __ OIAjN AIIIN I _JAjP agency (abbr.) 49 People of — 4 Russian BeTgT5e j monetary unit 53 Wire measure 0 UJN I *J14C 9 Piercing tool 54 Destroyed a SEC I iisiö 1T 12 12, 58 Diving All $ ir RI Ii 13 Ancient port 59 Year (Sp.) INIA L u of Rome 60 Suppose N D i1J ACROSS by Chic Young ____ J ONE'S ALLtGATR , E O14ER'S CROCODILE LOVE1.'? SHOES WHATTHEDFERENCE BETWEEN THE r'MY' ..,..,) J HEADS ONE "\ 'i' ,/Is.7••1' "b i .-. —\ ( t__ .. __ 1 INSIDE D 'EM' I . . --- NOTMUiOUy; 1% •4 j (% _ _____ j '- __ III . BEETLE BAILEY )T LOOK5 5ORTA LIKE PEPPERONI NOOPLES ALFREDO AU GRATIN _______ 4-. T , __________ ______ 61 Madame Farrow 15 Generation 16 Honors 17 Jackies 2nd husband 18 Korean city 20 Norwegian dramatist 22 Social event (abbr.) 62 Stage need 63Withoutface value (comp. wd) 64 Compass point . DOWN 24 Southern 2 Proper Trea _____ N CA INu T jlor I - i?i1Ti3I tOtLIEI c R 1' £ N ' __ _____ Slows Glaucoma _________________ DEAR DR LAMB a traveling nephew who Dr. salesman told me that his eye - - a Liii IKt!iiI specialist said he had glaucoma. every 25 Satisfy 26 On 27 Remain undecided 29 Naive (Fr) 48 Stigma 50 Farm animal (p1) 51 Vagrants 30 Besides 52 Swerve 31 Time division 55 Away (prefix) 34 River in Italy 58 Small seed 57 Faerie Queene 37 Confident doctor told 72nd Year, No.146-Friday, February !!a!Fiorlda32771 11 I Lamb I I - - - - - - - - relatively typical. Eye drops jjnjJy used to help tote are control the her to keep pressure increased In the eye. Finally, if S worldngandshecouldlive her the pressure can't be con espan and not go blind. troll ed with medicines, there I looked In my dictionary are some sur gical procedures and it said that glaucoma was titat can be used to help a disease of the eye affectin grelieve the pressure. vision and probably leads to There lif blirAness. Everyone in the of glaucoma. A - - - - - - - mature family Is deeply concerned, cataract may create pressure by Bob Montana _______________________ rA POLL WAS 'TAKEN 70 r2'3%SAiD DETERMINE lP TIlE AVERACi I YES, r.vaorr PERSON THOUGHT I AND tZ0TH OTHER HE HAP RECEIVED SAID 65% _______________ ENOUG$-I EDUCAr:ON To L_N P SOMETHINGV1L FIND INTERESTING IN THIS SCIENCE M ,"ZINE, — 62 — — THEY DIDN'T ' '\ (uNDERsA.,g7 ____ 11€)/ UES'TIOt'4' J56_ 60 — 63II — — —— -. - t ." - The fact that blindness can measurement of pressure occur does not mean that inside the eye. Ordinary — — properly treated ordinary visual acuity may be per. — — __j glaucoma will always cause fectly normal while the — — — blindness. In fact, modern pressure is starting to intreatment begun early enough crease inside the eye Itself. can usually control the There's nothing which you HOROSCOPE _______________________________ pressure Inside the eye and can do In terms of diet or _____________________________________________________ VIAER-Y IN prevent blindness, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL __________ ay, February 8, 1980 Make it point to together The case you describe of the prevent the damage that j K Conditions more to your with some fun friends today. lady In your office is could lead to blindness. liking could happen for you You'll be looking for ex. EEK& MEEK by Howie Schneider this coming year because You citement, and the best way to won't sit idly by, waiting far find it is with them. GIMA€ A MPRI1L)I - 1M 1'fk)2TOC(JT .J N AT someone else to make it for LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) ____________ — STAIG1TVP lUTh ) fsHr 1O&$J GJ fr? ClfJK(kX3 _______ ___ (I.I) If South knew he had 21 you. An increase in your bank Nothing is too good for your J NKOT _________ ____ points he would have opened account is possible as a result. family today. You'll notrump, silencing West I NORTH 2.7-10 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. demonstrate this in every way I and eliciting three notrump A4 19) COIIIpSUtIV. sltusttøni U'S SS& L Tiki ONe, however, 11 ______________ V s from North. However, South ________ ____ your cup of tea today. That old not, to become overly • .i 10 counted only 19 points and ..,:: fight in you will come to the solicitous regarding their .-:~:,:,,.: *J91742 0 opened one club. N turally, . fore and help you grab the welfare, West doubled and North bid WEST Eh.s'r two nbtrump which in their trophy. Don't let push get to • J 1063 • 972 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) artnership was a limit raise TQJ 1092 97543 in clubs, i.e., 9 to 11 points and A Q9 4 •672 more what lies ahead for you come to you today. If what _________ •.... five or more clubs. South, by 41065 _______ _______ in the year following your you want Isn't happening fast this time, discovered an extra SOUTH II birthday by senft for your enough, you'll take the bull by ? .7 queen and Blackwooded. OKQ65 COPY of Asfro-Graph Letter, the horns and direct the action The opening heart lead was A$ PRISCILLA*S POP by Al Ver won in the closed hand with r. Mail $1 for each to Astroyourself. OX65 the ace and trumps were •AKQ Graph, Box 489, Radio City \ I r ctjv ThatS not true.' ). •' but I think " LIBRA (Sept. 230ct 23 ) BURY THEM OR drawn in - three rounds. they'll me nicely 1 StatIon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Trust your Instincts today to J I SCYrHIP1G' ThE9'RE Maybe they aren't' I THESE .v Vulnerable: North-south Declarer decided West's vulc CLI OF HM! No , C00P ANY MORW ~. n ve pr ty or in my annu8l specify birth date, Dealer South guide you toward acquiring a nerable double must Include scratc ,aM- ent PISCES(Feb. 2D.Match 20) - msterial desire, and to *we Wed Nera rest s.gk the ace-queen of diamonds as S&C! )-4-L,., ,*I Once you set your mind on a those who'd fry to sell you a only 10 high-card points were i ,-.IIe Dbl. : NT Pan 4 NT I goal today you'll be very ',get4JdKWck,, whom. had four Missing. If West Q I Pan 50 or more spades, a likely possi. pan 64 SCORPIO (Oct. WNov. 32) jr aggressive about seeing it 0 7-0 1% ___ Pass Pus Pass bility, south saw a way to S719 realized, even though you Better make plana to get out ____ ____ make his slam. '1may have a negative person of the house today. You're far ________ ______ South cashed the king of 0 6 Opening Lead: Q )) trying to discourage you. too restless and need to be ____ hearts and played three more I .4 , ARIES (March 21-April 19) around stimulating people _____ roudx_________ 1IILL 0 ____ Or. u. Most of your energies today who can sweep the cobwebs _________ 49. */— trumps South pitched his two I will be devoted to doing things and doldrums away. t!9 By Oswald Jacib y small diamonds. West was in for others. and you'll enjoy it. 9AGrITARIUS (Nov. 23. aw Ain semen 2-7 I SAO~~ 11 LZ Be careful, however, not to let Dec. 21) You make such a fillS If he pitched a spade, declar. BUGS SUNNY by Stoffel a Holmdahl. yourself be used. Impression that others want A miabid h miscount. er's fourth ld _____ —"s T41t11 138 lAp-li 20-May 20? to do nice things for you lag values or not hearing the 12th trick, Accordingly, he You WOW 11 be happy today today. A *dm onloolar, suction properly usually leads pitched the diamond queen. to disaster. In today's hand south led a small diamond to imiesa yiai sz'izi titac'tflo however, inay hav, a f . ' NO however, declarer miscounted his $ kln andofWest's ace. ARREST. enjoy the same activities as unkind things to say about his high-card points and later Dummy jack diamonds () ,bU -JI ______ you. Avoid the bossy types, if this. D _ braed about it. was now established and the 00 at all possible.. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. clubs Is a fine contract. spade ace was the entry to __ ______ bon _______ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19)Ilwon'tbediMcvittoput It only depends upon a win- cubit. ______ 11=1 , , projects around the house into Immediate practice ning guess in diamonds. West was really unhappy. 0 #0 give you the mont pleasure anything you are taught Although both diamond honors He realized that If he had are offside in the diagrammed originally led a spa de, declar. today, but If you expect them today. Seek out hand, declarer was able to or wouldn't have been able to _______ ____ ____ N Em _______ __________ to come out well, reject well.. who can help develop yost make the contract by an unu- make the slam EEE3 EM -9) by this unusual meaning advice. .V: ________ sual end play against West. squeeze. =E~2 my ____ ________ <4 SPIDEK.MAN by Stan Lee and John Romita ______ 1MMY/ ' bbl CANT' C' FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves , I4ITHCUT WHEEl-S. ' 44W7'#AY/ ' orl ,W IN ________ V A - 64J' V srv,,iw.' _____ if___ . ___ 0 ___ ___ ___ vom pAMM(I. I , .... all (S BRIDGE ___ .r I L ITERING S - _______ ______ ________ ___ ': - . . '-5--.--- / 1 ' "' I ___ _______ . I .' • • _____ . / I ____ __________ . - C 11 - ___ _____ ____ dlY TH" __ V ____ __________ ________ • -. ______________________________________ 0. 'i • . - V _______ —_1ISs2?7 .VI QrA R**YCIW1 ___________________________ ____ _____ by Craig Lggstt P0 waij 00 I . . Calendar 1% 4 1 00 . 0 J . ime . i I - 1 - from my coaching staff. "some people had talked about doing something, but no one ever came in. I knew there was nothing I could do. It a kid's unhappy here, I'll usually let him go," continued Evans. Glovamietti emphasized that he and Dickson both wanted scholarships and fell Lake Howell wasn't the answer. "I think they've given out a grand total of zero," he said. ministration class which was offered two hours a day," Giovanetti said of his course choice at Lyman. Evans, however, countered that the same course was offered at Lake Howell. It was but only one hour a day. "Mr. (Carlton) Henley fought for me though," Giovanetti said about the Lyman principal. "And Layer approved my move." "I didn't fight for him," Henley corrected. "There was nothing I could do. I respect a principal's decision to say no. "mere was no fight on my part," said Henley. He nley went on to sa y an appeals board made the final decision to allow Did Henley feel that GiovanetU was coming to Lyman for academic reasons? ' h'S I uiow is what Billy GiovaneVii and his father told me," said Henley. "That's exactly w hat they sign ed up for (business administration)." 0. Did Evans believe Giovanettl was going for aca demic reasons? "I just wanted 'Gio' and his father to come to me and look me in the eye and tell me they weren't recruited," replied Evans. Which they did In a closed-door conon ference attended by Evans, Assistant Principal Frank Duncan and then Lake Howe ll football coach Curtis Keen. "Mr. Evans still wouldn't sign. Then i '-.- '. . . V i. Under Carter Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) — President 'S registration this year of $ million . American men and women aged 19 and . -20, White House sources said today. .•, ,.. It would be the first draft registration V of women In U.S. history and the con___ . --troversyover thattsexpectedto thjean ' -.: iV.ft congressional passage of funds for Herald P by VIMSSt cranking up the Selective S5fViCSy$tSzn SITTING DOWN Florida Senate candidate Art Grindle may plan to ride into Tallahassee on - dormant since 1973. back an elephant, b he let his borrowed 7501p.uad friend named ThefiWingrequestisexpoeW to total "Pete" take a rest from helping him announce his cand id acy Friday some $iO million. ON THE JOB morning in front of the Seminole County Courthouse steps. Grindle, a A White H aide said Carter will Republican, was seen atop the Indian elephant holding a placard reading announce later in the day his intention to "On To Tallahassee!" Pete is from the Clyde Beatty Circus. Grindle is from seek funds for mall registration Of young Winter Park. men and women 19 and 20 years old. V. V -. - _ 'S - - _. - . .. , _ . _*~ - . Vi .'-A: . % • _ -. - V PIP V ' 2~~ rumors were coming very frequently Women To Register , " ~ ; ~f!!1, 7, . man had been encouraged to participate in athletics at Lyman," Evans said. "The concluded Giovanetti. . a'1 When he got the head coaching job (1977. 78) 1 knew I wanted to play for him," GiovanetU said. Principal Evans, however, felt t he re may have been some recruiting going on. "There were rumors that the young leaving. Anyway, it turned out well," l,, .;i.%-: . • V5 e one day my Dad and me got called into the office. He said he would sign. I guess somebody gave him the word," Giovanetti sur mised. They asked me a bunch of questions ',,.. on whether I had been recruited or not. I _______________________________________________________________ " them no. I guess I was kind Of a 'VV•. told V sniart-aleck because I was happy I was . _ - - V.' .. ,4A' IA Editorial.. 2* .4A FlorIda... IA IA lioresespe IA IOA Hpta1.. 12* Naliss.... 10-hA IA IA Oesvelves. Sports.... IA II : IA T IA Weather.. warw .......................... IA V 4 1; 2 Comics.. Crossword L* Dear Abby Desthi. De. lam) ____________________ _________________________ _____________________________ __ seminole-Brevard Public Defender Porter will receive a formal letter to David M. Porter was informed this this effect, Schoditsch morning that a state investigation of his The investigation Into alleged office practices, initiated in November, favoritism sex dl rIation In the found "no actionable misconduct or public defender's Office was undertaken criminal wrongdoing" on his part, by the Florida Department of Law Gov. Bob Graham's general counsel, Enforcement af ter complaints were Dick ScliedJtich, also informed Porter no received by the governor from further action In the case Is contemplated disgruntled employees working . Porter. stuisume. ______________________________________ Brle... 5__ 173 State Officially Clears Porter Arivad The tiock I . _ ' VA 14avi 0 0010 _____ - __ Today I ____ _ for s,elling stock a land development firm for inflated FBI, - congressmen activity? Or did the Mafia become BANI-SADR volved? Some New York newspapers report organized crime prices, Ile has since been barred by the National Association of • - gains power Security dealers from doing business in that area. Before he i . figures did unwittingly become involved. Was Congressman Kelly duped into accepting $25,000 from went to jail lie was the subject of numerous court injunctions to FBI undercover agents by shrewd underworld characters who bar him from pushing stock, according to court records. Stanley Weisz, an accountant from Smithtown, Long Island, Iran's new President Aboihassan Bani,. said. were trying to con Kelly so they themselves could benefit, not Habibi said if there were to be any s t won the blessing Of both FBI was Involved? The same New York who among other things was an accountant for Eugene Robert Ayatollah Ruhollali 'Khomeini and the ministerial changes, Bani-Sadr would- knowing the Ctuzto, 48, now of 76 Sweetbrlar Branch, Longwood. Cluxto was newspapers report that is what happened. Kelly denies it. ruling Revolutionary Council to run the Inform the council and they would be In fact, Kelly today maintains the only reason he agreed to chauffeur and bodyguard for Paul Slacca when Siacca was country with full executive powers, Implemented after the council had ap- pursue the matter when approached by what he termed shady acting boss of a New York Cosa Nostra family, according to proved, news reports. Tehran Radio reported today. characters was to conduct his own Investigation, Bani-Sadr previously was named At the United Nations Thursday night, According to Long Island Newsday, here's how it all started: The congressman said he first learned about the impending acting head of the counêll but with .no U.N. Secretary General K ur Rosenberg "smelling Arab money," contacted one of the t Waldheim cash offer through a Longwood man named Gino and whom power over Its ministers, said he was "more hopeful" about Kelly now identifies as Gino Cluzio. Ciuzio, however, flatly Arab representatives Fill undercover agents) who had set up In a related development, the new release of the hostages because of denies he talked Kelly into doing anything ... denies he had any a dutniny corporation known as Abdul Enterprises. president stepped up his moves against Abothassan Bani-Sadr's moves against knowledge of Kelly receiving $,lXX) and also denies, as Kelly The undercover men were dressed in business suits and used militants holding 50 American hostages the hard-line Moslems who have oc. a "hoody-type" accent in their speech. has that he (Ciuzio) is tied in with the by barring them from broadcasting on cupied the U.S. Embassy In Tehran since Rosenberg asked the agents w hat the sheik ( the non-existent In Kelly's latest press conference Thursday he told reporters Arab sheik) might want. The agents said he wanted asylum in the sta te-run radio. Nov. 4. Rani-Sadr's growing consolidation of he felt compelled to take the $25, (which he has since the United States if there were an uprising or revolt in his Earlier, a Kuwaiti newspaper said returned to the FBI, less $174) to find out what the "shady country. power within a week of being sworn into United States and Iran were about to office has raised hopes at both the United complete "a face-saving" agreement characters" really wanted of him, because, he said, the favor After listening to the problem, Rosenberg said they Nations and Washington that a set- that would not be embarrassing for both they asked was routine and one he would do for any constituent obviously needed a congressman and he could supply one. without the $250,000 payment they promised he ultimately tlement to free the captives from their 97- sides." It gave no source. Rosenberg reportedly contacted Weisz who in turn alleged.ly would receive, day ordeal may be near. contacted Cluzio. It was the understanding of th e undercover In a telephone conversation with UPI Kelly said the FBI undercover agents posing as Arab agents that Ciuzio controlled Kelly and could deliver him, the Thdrsday, a sp6keaman for the militants by t he BBC in London today said Bani.. denied a breakthrough was close at hand representatives also promised to invest a large amount of newspaper reported. Sadr was appointed head of the and vowed the hostages would be held money, reportedly as much as $50 million, in the fifth Ciuzio was told to deliver Kelly to the house on W Street in vthutiona' Council at a Thursday until Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was congressional district of Florida, which includes Seminole Washington. Rosenberg, Weisz, and Ciuzio allegedly acnight session, "with the consent of the returned for trial. County. companied Kelly to the townhouse. Ciuzio denies he was there. Imam (Khomeini)." The new president, who has supported dications See KELLY, Page 2A -the militants were losing reasons for taking the $25,000. . 411110 will have full executive powers over the ground to Bani-Sadr, who also Is . dI Revolutionary Council and government chairmart of the powerful Revolutionary th Past sought a ministers "to harmonize proceedings," CO 'V — the radio quoted council spokesman ne oUated release of the hostages. _______ Habibi as saying, Revolutionary Council ordered the ____ , V.., It _____ me radio, reading a dispatch from national television and radio' network _____ Iran' official Pars new agency, said Thursday not to broadcast statements by ____________ . - ____ __________ BanlSadr attended the meeting, which the militants without official Permission. . considered two alternatives to govern the In the past, t hey ha ve used broadcasts to country until a Parli ament can be elected whip up support for t heir unyielding position on freeing the Americans. - ' March 7, The action was triggered by the me alternatives were that Bard-Sadr V form a government now and the mili tants' broadcasting of charges that . .- '-. -.:. Revolutionary Council consider Its Information Minister Nasser MInachl '. ' -r' -, mission completed, or the Revolutionary had CIA connections, He was arrested k VW Council remain In its present form with and later ordered freed by the Revolutionary Council, after Banl-Sadr Banl'Sadr as its head. Khomeini chose retention of the council denounced the militan ts as "children." V -___:V ;.. ______ V - I ___ 'O f !., any, would accept money for leolative favors - solely an former securities dealer who spent four months in jail in 1976 I ~ William Rosenberg, 62, 2 Fowler St., Lynbrook, N.Y., a the FBI for its operation to determine which congressmen, id Giovanetti. "He said V ____ ___ ___ ____ HISAL.5OA NWKL I r F I I Asked if he would take a lie detector test, Kelly said: "No. to Lyman," Carter has decided to seek military AM3S$MCA112XSASCIT I - By DONNA ETES Lie detectors in my experience as a prosecutor in the Herald Stall Writer It may besome time before the truth about the Fill bribery F)epartnient of Justice are notoriously unreliable. And when 1 allegations agai nst several congressmen. including Ret), was with the Department of Justice lie detector tests were irlildIlIiss8bIe its CVI(lCflC( in anything." Richard Kelly, is known, if ever. here are the Individuals named by Long Island Newsday as The entire matter stands muddied today amid charges, co un tercharges and denials. Was Abscam - the term used by involved with Kelly in the matter: : 1owvEg- I NO. I . by T. K. Ryan' ______________________ ___ our CA.ffJ____ ___ ) !I lOONIES V TUMBLEWEEDS - - - - -- Fin ds Ke y Fe bruary WI - -, ______ ______ " ........._ - Ma ia In e Scan Banlowsadr various aspects of your I certainly think your lifestyle that will prevent nephew should see an eye glaucoma. The best approach specialist who Puts him on is early diagnosis. This will regular treatment and enable early treatment to V _____ ______ - year which includes a I_I ___________ — — — ENABLE HIM TO rUNCrICt4 last year - -, - — motion - - - — (Herald Sports Editor Joe DeSantis, F. Kee th will make the written request, School. school board meeting he told Evans: "1 Staff Writer Diane Petryk and even though Keeth expressed reluctance Daniels and Wynn brought suit against wouldn't sign It if I correspondent Sam Cook contributed to to do so after the was passed. the school board Daniels and Wynn are bo th seniors and when they "11 the following story.) Keeth was unavailable for comment were denied the opportunity to play have missed most of the current high The executive secretary of the state's . today. basketball after school basketball season. Green is a from . . governing body for high school athletics ,I. I ! I I sophomore and would have to sit out a Feather made a second motion to Seminole High to Lake Howell. ALL • said today he would be willing to come to direct the school superintendent to make In order to transfer schools, a student BILLY 40 1111F year of athletics if he does not obtain a Seminole County to conduct an inthe written request, but it failed, 2 to 2. must apply for a transfer before July i KEETII signed-waiver form from Evans in order GIOVANETII ,IV 1411" soft vestigation surrounding athletic-related _______ Board member Pat Telson, who preceding that school year. All three to play baseball in the future. ...reluctaut ______ ...switched transfers if that's what the Seminole seconded and voted for the first motion, students in question applied after July 1 A former Lyman student, who also County School Board requests. had left the meeting by the time the vote but the school board waived the cut-off attended Lake Howell, told the Evening "I haven't received a written request was taken. date and allowed them to transfer. Herald late Thursday night of the cit. for the school board as of today," stated The controversy that will be the subThe three students then decided they cumstances surrounding his move from Florida High School Athletic Activities ject of the investigation centers on a four- wanted to participate in sports activities Lake Howell to Lyman two years ago. Association (FHSAA) Executive month case involving high school at their new schools. "I didn't like the football program at Secretary Floyd Lay. "But if I do, the g students Harold Daniels and Sylvester For transfer students to participate in Lake Howell and I thought I'd have a FHSAA would comply with the request Wynn, and a new issue brought before the athletics, the principal of t heir former better chance for a scholarship and conduct an investigation." high school athletes in Seminole County. school board by Lyman High parent school must sign a waiver form, waiver in the Green case, somewhere else," stated Billy The Seminole County School Board, by School board member Robert G. Gene Green. Green charges his son is Seminole High principal Don Reynolds Green contends that School Superin- Giovanetti, a former Lyman football a vote of 3-2 late Wednesday, approved a Feather, who made the motion asking for being unfairly denied the opportunity to refused to sign the waiver in the Daniels- tendent William P. Layer instructed player now starring for the University of motion to ask the association to in. the investigation, said today he feels play baseball following his transfer from Wynn case and Lake Howell Principal Evans not to sign the waiver for his son. Central Florida. vestigate the possibility of recruitment of "very confident" board chairman Allan Lake Howell High School to Lyman High Richard Evans has refused to sign the l.ayer told the Greens at the Jan. 23 Giovanetti attended Lake Howell as a freshman, sophomore and junior, transferring to Lyman in his senior year. Giovanetti's best friend and teammate Clark Dickson had moved into the Lyman district prior to the summer of 1978. What Role Did Dickson at te nded summer school there a.r.'i was impressed with Lyman's football program and facilities. "Clark was a big influence on my going sa th U.S. Hopes l lq ra ve ll program was bet te r and th ey had -- Play K d a I? o better coaches. I decided to go." - "Clark was my main Influence. I've know coach (Bill) Scott for a long time. -. - - produce blindnes& ietics , - 58 Proe '' - ' To transferring - - 481.280)-Price 15 Cents USPS were you. " - - Prepared .- are some other forms a - c - I - - Herald I 9 ' Evening - w'1 ARCHIE llleiiEtlil My My nephew says ILLLIJ he will go blind and he is very much discouraged. I knew a 10 Cable 39 Show of 11 Reclined hands 'woman in my office who has 19 Colorado 41 Consider had glaucoma for 12 years Indian 43 Ejection and she's under the care of a 21 Evil 46 Christ's specialist. She uses drops in 23 Ebbed day. Her her eyes 24 At the back 47 One (Ger.) fjl ö 3 - THE BORN LOSER 0 tment 10 11 . What can the rest of us do to on part of the drainage 2-7 (I 'l I prevent this disease of the mechanism inside the eyeball Qp 12 — — 13 — — 14 — — eyes, for example, in terms of and cause glaucoma. diet? — Frequently, people do not _________________ 18 I — 17 — — , 9 — e DEAR READER have any symptoms of I Th • ' — — — common form of glaucoma is glaucoma until the disease 18 19 20 21 an Increase in pressure inside far advanced and starting to by Art Sansom — of the eye. Your eyeball is cause significant da mage to 22 '23 24 — filled with a semi-solid, jelly. eye. The common form like substance. Fluid Is usually doesn't occur until 25 26 27 28 — 29 30 31 i ug constantly secreted into I i after 50 and an ordinary eye eye and also drains out of the exa mina tion won't reveal its 32 — 33 34 35 — — eye. Glaucoma is associated presence until it's far ad. — — my 14001 137 with a defect in drainage of vami. 36 38 39 ' — — I I ___ I A fluld from the eyes and so the That's why it's necessa y 40 1 1 41 1 42 fluid accumulates inside the for the eye specialist to ft I -I eyeball and Increases the measure the pressure fiMWde 44 45 pressure indde eye. As the eye. After age ____________ — — preutre Increases, it dlviduals should have an eye __________ 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 result In eye damage which, examina tion at least every — — — — — — _____ in Its ultimate form, can twoyearsandperhapsevery 53 57 I i Ifli 14 Actress state (abbr.) I Cuts off by Mort Walker 25 Splendid 2 Island 28 Australian city republic 32 Copy 3 Italian I'LL 60 ALONG 33 Apropos greeting WITH THAT 35 Pub beverage 4 Hair curler _____ 36 Heavy weights 5 Our country 38 Part of a shoe (abbr.) 39 Passport 6 Heat unit endorsement 7 Box top 40 Hold out 8 With no - ~) 42 House trouble e 3 ) __ WHAT POES IT LOO( LIKE' J __ ,(. 4 ______ ____ ___ / -. - . - ____ ' cZ -5 . P, BLON DIE 41011111 - - ' . • 'V • - ' V • . .. - ' •, ,. .. , . _ 4 -, _ - - CL - Tqr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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