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'7,, OpenIng lead: 2 _____ - (7 (For c' care . -. cinch, but it Isn't." Oswald. Things start out THE iwi, ,,IP. cM WHILE YOU'RE RLL SMER IN Tie _,_,,,,. u 1 . .. alternative, , . .,, ., .. '"-------- ' M0 by -, I,,,_ - VIS1 said today humanitarian organizations family, within a Court Requires Warrant-_ 0 humanitarian statement after two Red Cross officials examined the captives' Cross members, and use few days." a -' •-.' P ' - ) • or. . He health and living replied that they would. "A number of ft hostages hold the American government, Carter and the Bernard could would be allowed to visit the I — ___ -Ih' — -_ lOONIES reality, . . an 50 hostages. - Classified Ads ..............2B-311 Comics ------------------------48 Crossword .....................4B Dear Abby .....................lB Deaths ......................... 2A INSft By JANE CAELBEIUIY Herald 5t11 Writer Govemor Supports eIflner ,rinking H - Gov. In his first comment on the drinking drinking age from 18 to 19 "to get it out of passage. the high schools." It has cleared one Senate committee Graham also told his biweekly news hurdle but faces action in the Commerce conference: Committee Thursday. Local Author ty Member Poss ble i i Rep. Bob Hattaway, D•Altarnonte Hattaway sent an urgent message to Springs, today asked Florida Gov. Bob the governor, ineeting today with his Dr. Lamb ...................... 48 Graham to hold up two appointments to cabinet, urging him to delay filling two of Editorial .......................4* th e new Orange County Airport Authority the seven seats on the r econstituted IA I I. II •t. Florida ..............................board, In order to assure representation airport authority board, uoaru, to allow wv ' Horoscope .....................411 Hospital .......................3A Nation ........... ..............3* from Seminole and Osceola counties. two adjoining counties time to offer names of Hattaway said he niet with governor's people representing their interests. Ouiaelves...................... 10 Sports ......................5A-7A administrative Assistant Tom Lewis late this morning, and found only one Seminole resident had been named as a Television possible member of tile board. member of the board. The board has Hattaway said he did not recall the person's name, describing him as "a retired Air Force colonel." previously met with major internal problems, holdi ng up completion of the airport's expansion program. ........ 8A Weather .......................2* World .................. . .......ZA hostages to their families. Longwoo 4p çØçIfl ___ Action Reports ............ ....2A Around Th e Clock --------------4* dA 0 W C' central which is that they are still religious leader, be" held prisoner " i' '0 .1 yu All Khamenei, told In New York Michel VeUthe" the newspaper Jomhuni IslamI today that International Red Cro ss representative Tehran's xi is JJG I IIdlIl now in their 164th day of captivity — but the fiving conditions of the hostages were said "we think we've seen all of them, gave no total number as part of an "even be tter than I thought." He did not (the hostages)" agreement with the militants for the elaborate. ' iupervised visit. Veuthey, in an interview broadcast this Khamenei was among four Iranian "I can tell you that roughly they are in government officials who accomp&Wed morning on ABCTV,said de Gruneck and good condition as regards their health," Gruneck and Liebeskind on tie io.iour Liebeskind, who left today for Geneva, the Swiss specialist in internal medicine tour of the confinement quarters for were carrying messages from the told reporters at Geneva airport. _____ Today Calendar .....................28 situation," Khamenei said. Gruneck, International Red Cross per- Sadr to arrange for a visit to the hostages than their release "is a mask for the manent representative in Iran, said the by envoys of the EEC and Japan. Americana good ...il,l ,Ofl. They said t hey saw all the hostages — ____ During a brief recess in the meeting following Kirchhoff's appearance, Conunissioner John Morris conferred with Kirchhoff in tile hallway outside the commission chambers When the meeting was resumed, Morris told his colleagues he asked City Commissioner David Farr said Kirchhoff to research county records to TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) Asked whether Amnesty International shah directly responsible for their Dr. of . + "If any of those books still exist, they would be leather bound encyclopedias which are ou t of date," said Moore. Bob Graham Uirew his support today to a age bill, Graham said he strongly supbill to raise the beer, wine and whiskey ports the legislation and will lobby for its Khamenei said, Liebeskind, went to Geneva today to Americans, the spokesman replied in U* ____ suspect's home to arrest him. large library which the In Washington, Stw ate Department report his findings to the International affirmative, spokesman Hodding Carter called the Committee the Red Cross. Japanese Ambassador Tsutomu Wads visit "a plus the hostages themUebeskind and Harold Schmid de meanwhile has asked President Banl selves" but added that anything less '-' WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court ruled today that the Constitution requires police to obtain a warrant be fore entering a A militant spokesman was asked today students umde available to them. One of whether the militants would allow other the hostages runs the library," A militant spokesman made the international ,,, . approve a lease without a cancellation Kirchhoff said a lease agreement with clause. Kirchhoff said onimissioner Bob French wanted to post office building after 1983. city property on which a medical clinic is study it for another week. And Com. As for tile section in tile munly-offered located if the county can only execute inissioner Sandra Glenn wanted a 2(l,- lease giving the count), ownership of tile two-year leases. " 0 such as Amnesty International would be allowed to visit the captives. ,ç!4' ARE. in the librarywhen the facility was leased to the county in 1975, Mayor Moore told his colleagues, "We've "t to b' .. re alisti ti' c whatt existed in 1975 .11 Kirchhoff said Commissioner Dick the lease offered by Kirchhoff does not determine how the county executed a 99Williams wanted to discuss it further. assure there will be a library in the old year lease with the city of Longwood for TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Moslem "I have InessaPs with me," he said. "According to the hostages them. Mihtant-s holding American hostages "They will be sent to the States, to every selves, they have ular sport sessions , year lea.se with tile citv assuring con- building after April 16, 1983, at the . ç' the city with a clause giving the county opinion Is that any lease with the city q o wnership of the building midght weigh must Include a right of cancellation for both the city and the county. the stud) in the downtown location's favor. "If you can't have a lease for more Although he brought with him to the than two years, how would the county Tern N.tssI city meeting a modified copy of a lease commit to three years?" asked Mayor lran*ian M*11*1tants Pled e ostages were in generally : - a. 0 Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) - service remain downtown, the, current commit beyond two years. Although the location will be considered as only one city commissioners said they would . , Whien they send us all executed proposal, County Comiunissioner agreement, we'll talkturkey with them," (li(urmmIImn lull Kirchhoff said the tom S1inford Commissioner Julia n I Sten uiisson Will consider during its official storiti s1ti this morning. lie said while he would like to see the the county Ct)iiilliiSSioners cannot WhIj('h Were I various career opportunities for young people In the restaurant varying views about a lease with the city. ciI ThIS fl4),5 for the cciunty to write tile final contract. Because four city commissioners have Indicated they would favor such a I at the current location or at other Industry. JACOBY lease for tile county to use tile current countywill consider tile downtown site as downtown librar y until 1983 and a cla use a permanent location for the library. that would allow the county to purchase But city commissioners may be looking U building f 10 1 prepares the dough during a demonstration for Ruth Demin9S ISBEE . In i work session late Monday, four meeting today sending the city notice county commissioners discussed a that if it ret ur ns to the county a contract contract that would provide a three-year similar to the county's proposal, the Paul Sanglorgio demonstrates the fine art of pizza spinning as he agreL inissioners two weeks ago, Kirchhoff said proposed by Kirchhoff. Kirchhoff said eighth-grade home economics class at Milwee Middle School the proposal had not been approved by admittedly there could be a problem With that, "Some of your explanations do not his colleagues, • e San' " tak1es ti me rom his at Nuccils restaurant in lie said during a meeting earlier in the agree witli themselves," Moore told tile Casselberry to visit the class each year and tells the students about day that county commissioners had county commission chairman. FR way he can get them Is to find ' _ K. Ryan . County Discusses 3-Year Lease the current loc, it long-term lease "wiftut strings" would Kirchhoff said lie had discussed Mrs. accomplish tile same purpose as downtown locations versus moving the Glenn's proposal with County Attorney ownership. Nikki Clayton and that Miss Clayton said service to a more central location. As far as the 40 000 city-owned books `_ ` Nira Pbe ' _____ by T. . ... lie said county - staff during the next year Will be tmnued operitmon of the library service at county's option; Mayor Moore said a • •.+ r '~. 1 1 I keel) thi. library downtown." Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said there is no way at this point to assure continued operation at the beyond April I " ~, , % r 'I, ' Thus, spades will break 4.2. South needs two si;ades to come to nine tricks. he only VIOlENCE. —GEE 'mOU ROUIV-. 41 FRIEND! 1. TUMBLEWEEDS . 4 . I Ie . .. and at least three clubs. There also was a high probability that he held four hearts which left him with just two sades. " ANNIE A rd , n&,,ii'iu.-pi i#&IY1AI A .pcn i rii.i ii rvi.EawI.T GIRL'S SEST - '__ 1. :, I1 . , are continued.. South wins the third club and cashes the ace and king of diamonds to get the bad news about tha t suit." Alan: "Here is where we probably separate real life from fiction. South can make his contract if he lays his Ilkest will have to play his ace and South will collect his nine tricks." Oswald: "Theoretically, the play is correct. South knows that West held four diamonds 9973 -HARDLY CALCU" TO INCITE 5Ef{TL" RIGHT j ________ - •'- " dummy's queen is covered by East's king. South ducks; clubs . - ..- _- + 't'l41N A . I bY Lemrd Starr THE , r for I ' ' .a I .. to the five of clubs and SOUTH it '. ' - you paperwork. This type of ac- tract is normal and with 29 get ' - nicely with a deuce of hearts lead. South wins with dummy's jack and starts out EAST 4543 . in , .: ."' TKJ5 #Q9872 910862 . rd City assuring that the county will continue to operate a public library the old post office building at First and Palmetto through April 16, ign ,rhe city will agree to almost any terms. Commissioner Eddie Keith put it succinctly. "1 will do almost anything to . • 0 'R R 1I . 1. ,. , Bridge.' . _____________ 1 lm~. ' WIN AT BRIDGE WEST / - MODERN. send $1 to: "Win at , i ra - Commission Monday night was clear. They want a lease document, approved by the county commission and executed by Commission Chairman 13111 Kircmhoff, - ,.; .1 "-, - achieved today , n Herald Staff Writer Tile consensus of the :' . Important goals can be or tackle that stack of W th today s hand Ths! con- by Bob Tha yes _-. , - - — a . •.. ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST ':, fly IXNNAFS1F ' the action is but today you especially favor you today. need time to yourself in order AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. to recharge your energIes. 19) You the requisites for success Use today and you'll easily out of the way. them. ________________________________________________ inatter. was not available for comment today. I ,' already have at your disposal tivity will not become tedious high-card points should be a per, P.O. Box 489. Rsdio City - itiong this is the way it would n • ria LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Clear up old correspondence IIrO make three notrump 11 I But Bernosky says he has evidence Lettau was I A • make the progress you've reseriie to draw upon. Believe By Osw&W Jacoby West with an original ace. queen holding and South takes been N)pizig for a reality in yourself and you can ac- a" Alan Stiallas his one chance." today. Keep your feet on ti'e nplish anything. Alan: "I wonder if any (NEWSPAPER ENMPItIsh- AM.) PiscEs (Feb.206-Mach 20) ground. . rt in mall life would man , } school, he said. . ,,+. nods does not in. I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Let experience guide you which you handle an Issue can than-usual amount of intisi' . ' ,, DEAR READER — If your CANCER (June 21-July 22) pretty stiff challenges today The practical manner in because you have a greater- . L ' mo TAQ4 and worrying about the af. a good day to tackle any tasks *AK4 fairs of others, spend more needing these qualities. *A86 time with situations having a You're loaded with both. direct bearing on your self- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Vulnerable: North-South 19) If at ail possible, break Dealer: South interests. the mundane and West Nortk FAst Sooth GEMINI (May 21-June 20) away from 2 NT Normally you're extremely get out into the social world. a' 3 NT Pass Pass restless unless you're where The over-all conditions "' . "I suspe-cted bruised by the five doorwav of the custodian's bdilding. .., , - quor all other areas an 5healthy this newspaper, P.O. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and perservance Instead of getting caught up your problem lately, today is ,, I . 0 0. 410'. 16V '' Health Other readers who first menstrual period bet want this issue can send 75 ween 16 and 18 and 1 percent cents with a long, stamped, don't have their period until self-addressed envelope for it between age 18 and 20 A Graph, Box 489, Radio City sideration. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Dec. 21) if lack of patience specify birth date. MTIMAL WITH - all other ways, I think you can I'm Bending you The Health safely wait a while. Figures Letter number 1", co 0 show that approximately Can Be Hazardous To Your percent of gls have teI copy of Astro-Graph Letter. for you today because of your canMall $1 for each to Astro- cooperation and byEdSullivan v • .• claiming Lettau was 14 That, in itself, is a warning observation is correct and sign that addiction a cuon •o alcoh.ol she',s developing normally . - you in the year following your Associates will go a few days birthday by sending for your further In doing nice things Kn2 WA .. L . !~, peared to be a case of child abuse. Last week, Bernosky said he feared the investigation would stall because of its se nsitive nature. Bernosky, out of town on an unrelated police She is developing normally in Attend to any financial when you Involve yourself matters you may have with others. When you help postponed Today you should them, something valuable will ________________________ find the approach to handling be added to your own them efficiently. Find out storehouse. '""° NORTH SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) more of what lies ahead for :,. POP OF DEP THIS ——— LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) AIU (March 21-April 19) You are at your best today t71 expulsion only after either two earlier suspen. sions. or the commission of a major offense. Peiham said he had been wi thholding this information prior to today pending completion of the police investigation. ;• 'if Ishould take her considerable amounts of to a doctor now or wait a few alcohol over long periods of nths. your Income or security now. _________ 2 other students also given corporal punishment a minor congenital weakness aggravated by the that day. force of the paddle, he said. Sanford Police Sgt. W.R. Bernosky Friday Peiham said today the tour students were given turned over a file to the state attorney office corporal punishment a day after they threw asking Hunt be charged wi th battery and objects at a school custodian seated in the 1; this year, so don't overlook you before will again prove ., I any opportunities to enhance effective. -'-- I ,.1 : ...... 1. - . --- ——— For Tuesday, April 15, 1980 April 15,1980 - . . 1. ::,.:.;"::::.,:l ;;I.l ~:.::::.:::. - YOURBIRTHDAY '' ::• '1'~'1 - severely bruised by the paddling, saying it ap- turn out,' Pelham said. Hunt has never before been accused of any incorrect behavior at the ' normal late onset of men. 6 - v - students' past records, school regulations allo%% Individuals who drink care of 5l4 t1A-.D LII CRAZY '.1' __________ ______ - Schneider T 'D - 1 _____ I UJIII L ' - by , - , A A LATIC&)S4lP STOP3 MUS , IT'S 71ME IOR A C144& 1 &d. — ________ / •: • :. 0 t., IVIT VVI - - 55 Lettau, the student needing surgery, and three dling. But the major cause of Lettau's injury was + and has no ailments. I'm ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - -_ I ji gger o ——— HOROSCOPE 6 ,~ J '' , standard cocktail mixed - Paddling Previously, school officials have said the four were only accused of throwing rocks and candy at the building itself, While Pelham refused to discuss the four '-• .- I Sanford School a paddling by Dean of Students Ronald Hunt. strokes of a 12-inch wooden paddle. But Sanford Middle School Principal Dan Lettau's physician Gonzalo Huanian called the Peiham said the paddling was administered as an paddling a contributing cause to the need for alternative to expulsion from school for James emergency surgery 30 minutes after the pad. er time develop a tolerance to it. - I ,'. PRI$CILLA'S — - ' ' 111 W\\ - • In w 49 48 52 - HAVE FAULTS __________ 0040 / I HAVF_ OLIR FAULTS! of 44 43 50 51 I'M A ONBELIEVER, - '• V and Filed To Be as you - • student underwent emergency surgery following concerned. If the situation is DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm describe it, both men wondering if you could put my are alcoholics.A standard can mind at ease. My daughter be contains about the ill 16 in few months but same amount of alcohol as a she has never had a period r 37 38 42 Ray said Monday afternoon the evidence turned over to him by Sanford police was not enough to indicate anyone was guilty of assault or child abuse In the March 27 incident in which a DEAR READER — You're a problem, and can best guide a good and true friend and you them as to what they might have adequate reason to be do. 'ii " State Attorney Ctwis Ray, head of the Seminole County state attorney office, Knowing what can happen to hcIp the women understand 30 35 By DA% 1DM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer No charges .ill be filed in the Sanford Middle School pa ddling Incident, says Chief Assistant them, I'm concerned for both that their husbands are of the families, have and alcoholics I ____ Charges in a chair it's almost information and help. The Impossible to arouse him. or ganization can certainly 28 29 iv o atisfactorily. Anon organization which is At the end of the day, it's not for relatives of alcoholics. unusualforei theroneto fall Bo th wives should consult asleep the minute he relaxes this organization for further 22 23 24 '20 21 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280--Price, 20 Cents A 51 Wood out. Food is secondary to the are available in each cornchopping tool beer. Neither one seems to get munity to deal with this 52 Singleton intoxicated and can carry on a problem and are usually normal conversation. Both listed there. 9 10 1 8 men apparently do their jobs There may also be an Al- - 28 27 25 ______ ' n .' "r' 7 eiaId Lamb may us 0 or a 0 a where they can have a can of friends. And as it suggests, beer at hand at all times. both of the wives might get Neither one consumes much some help by consulting the hard liquor but each one yellow pages of their drinks at least 12 cans of beer telephone directory under 15 16 WHAT I'D KNE 72nd Year, No. 203—Tuesday, April 15, 1980--San ford, Florida 3 77 sending you describes the One is in his 30s and the other a in ectaof alcohol 7 the body - by Art Sansom -r 40 Reluctant — — — — -————— — — — - THE BORN LOSER INK - 2 ~ insist that their husbands are ry 14 Frolic - Evening Dr. agency(abbr.) not alcoholics but having had 39 Bedevil experience with one, I'm 12 14-14 r10119- 1 K" IN husbands with drinking club chloride (abbr. 43 Perceive \ ,,, h E K 38 Nuclear preposition 37 Irish county 39 42 Negative ' / / Is E 29 Exclamation typewriter 43 Expensive fur 30 Smooth 44 Enclosures 26 Overweight Louise 32 Merriment 46 Democrat 27 Poem 35 DsVaterland 8 Hawaiian (abbr.) instruments 28 Distant 48 Missile 29 That girl 9 Air-like 36 om'oser 49 oo;ado 31 Sign of the 10 Poetic • Stravinsky 1 ,/ I I 00P5 Could - a 41New York ball et 26 28 Melt together EI*ia Mort Walker LAMB you send me some information that I could pass on M101LIDIE10 2 Existent 17 Compass 20 Mineral spring 3 Got up point Sh ad e tree 21 Songstress 25 Time zone s concern 4'.o4 7 FW IAI I IRM I IN E AI IF I T 18 Mao __ --- DEAR DR. - 56 Repair shoe 57 Billiard shot - -IFF TRI 55 Hallow 15 Railroad locomotive 11~ I~ .. \,\' , lm -_ E A 'W E capital 54 Woodchopper 14 Vend I Y 50 Garden house OW Tolerance To Beer May Be Alcoholism Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Grotto ACROSS I Jibes _(E çrWON.T ME ANY Measuring INE O,5HEF SHE SICK? . by Chic Young Monday, April 14, mo I Graham t his week signed the bill giving him power to appoint all but one * auto dealerships on State Road 434 Sutera, George Starks, Leon Thornhill request. Planning Agency, but approved by the in the city. This was suggested b City ' between County Road 427 and U.S. High- and Patrick McNulty are presently zoned The property owners had complained commission and if the second group is Attorney Marvin Rooks, not Ei.SE IN 'I ' I. OF HIS IMN CM Keny IPNMMENT PLWE - . . HIM. CRLlSAPS. I .. •.. mu ___ _-- ' r'' — . 5aM , • . 0 mercW were approved Monday night by parcels owned by Dorothy Nicholas, John restrictive, while adjoining property She changed her motion to specify the Hattaway said, "We went before the area along State Road 434 between The commission voted 3-1 to go imt Zabel and Dr. George Edwards. Whm it itiong the section of State Road 434 from Land Planning Agency and they treated County Road 427 and Highway 17-92 after was learned that each property at put Is put ___ 0 . a. '-.. property on State Road 434 to coin- approved, owner County Road 427 the Longwood City Commission, which at the recommendation of 4 p aU.S. Highway il-fl us like dogs." He said that it would be Hattaway reminded the commission this must apply separa te ly and up the was already zoned commercial, the same time seeking a moratorium ning Agency, the city least six months before the land use map would a complete stop to these types on tires types of businesses along that manager that zoning change be $iOOfee, several of the groupdld not meet ft appeared for a while Monday nt could be completed and approved. "We of businesses that might be built I .. 'ft" / Four additional requesIts to rezoine way 17-92 until the city's Iand-= plan is B-I and were originally packaged with that the present zoning was too approved. it will be discriminatory." to I NOMW. - Ia city want to .0 ) ) ti It __ j.-`T .. . ______ _____/ - • , - . .. - -- — . •- delayed wtfl Un dty's new huml-m map the deafte, said Mike Hattaway, that the conunbsion would not approve want to use our land now and we feel we on Highway 17-92 and County Road 427 as is cou*leted mW approved. Mayor spokesman for the owners, thus ney the requests for rezoning, Uskert saying are no less a citizen than anyone else on well as all of State Road 434. To provide some control on the type of allowed under the Lwi- SWven Uskert cut the dWevilting vote. "I can't see any point in trying to keep "' he would rather not take action at .. 434," he said. bus' others, aid Mrs Lot-mann originally made her fast food "laces out," time. complained ' mercial zoning, Coiniululoner June CommissIoner John Hepp, called chit of motion on the moratorium ordi nance to Conunissionr ,II Grant. retty soon blowsy. . . -. - . . ____ r : % iRJMPff ___ . .1 - .1 .11 . . L " I S - - ----- -• )) along • - -. 'mann made the motion authorizing town due io a death In the family, was jjaxc cjeclarmg a moratorium on absent. - with . - . This week the city commission voted to McNulty told the commissioners, "This was deneasagroupand thefj make the freeze on last food restaurants, gas stations and auto dealerships to we'll all be walking and it would t alet closer for me to walk there for & ham. . . - �IP A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April is, iftO C i t y Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. To Respond To C1V11 ights Office WORLD VVU LU I By DONNA ESTES made a motion to 'ignore the federal request and await acon the shop's property. Herald Staff Writer tion" From the Justice Department. Commissioner John —Confirmed the appointment by City Manager Warren Sanford city commissioners Monday night, following Mayor Morris agreed with his two colleagues "philosophically." Knowles of William Moore, a teacher's union representative, Lee P. Moore's lead, decided to go "one last mile" to put to rest Commissioner David Farr suggested the commission on the city's local Public Employees Relations Commission N a civil rights complaint the city believed was settled two years consider sending Mize and Knowles to Washington to talk I and eight months ago. personally with Justice Department personnel. —Approved an ordinance rezoning a portion of the property The commissioners unanimously agreed to authorize city between Sanford Avenue and Palmetto Avenue and between II Mayor Moore, meanwhile, recapped the events of near!)' staff and City Attorney Vernon Mize to complete a lengthy three years ago, saying EEOC officers told him and Knowles Eighth Street and Ninth Street from apartment zoning to questionnaire requested by the Office of Civil Rights Corn. that the city had been accused of discrimination, but never general commercial. pliance of the U. S. Department of Justice, —Tabled action until April 28 on the appeal of Cardinal revealed specifics. "We were not given the opportunity of The questionnaire concerns Tony Brooks, currently serving knowing what we were accused of," Moore said, adding the Industries to aecision of the planning and zoning commission with the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and on the city's denying approval for the construction of three townhouses city was threatened with the lossof federal funding then. At By United Press International payroll, and a former policeman John C. Moore. Cuban President Fidel Castro has charged some that time the city was anticipating federal grants for the new containing six units on six lots in Sanora subdivision. John The city in August 1977 reinstated both men to the city Cubans holed up in the Peruvian Embassy have no city hail, he said. Mercer, president of the Sanora Homeowners Association, payroll Moore with the animal control division of the police He said since the city signed the agreement with EEOC the right to leave, stalling the airlift of the Cubans from asked the conunission to table consideration of the matter to department and Brooks with the DEA after an Investigation give members of the homeowners association an opportunity matter has been resurrected periodically, by other groups Havana. In Washington, President Carter accused of a discrimination complaint was conducted by the U. S. Castro of obstructing the exodus. "taking a different tack." to become better informed. Five residents from Sanora Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC). "My first reaction when we received this letter was to tell registered their objections to the proposed townhouses by Bad weather off Florida Monday forced Cuban exiles "I hope this ends it," said Commissioner David Farr. "I do, them to tyke their questionnaire and to file it and that we ould in Miami to abandon plans to sail a mercy fleet of small noting they favored the planning and zoning commission too," said Mayor Moore, adding, however, "but I'm afraid boats withrelief supplies to their estimated 10,800 see them in court. I could just see some two-bit clerk or some denial. not," recent law school graduate (in the Justice Department) trying countrymen crammed into the tiny Peruvian Mercer said a Cardinal representative first told him and Commissioners agreed any further inquiries from the Embassy co mpound. to interpret federal regulations, Moore said, other homeowners tha t the plans were to construct one duplex Justice Department after the questionnaire is returned to the "But they have thrown down the gauntlet now and we Carter announced the United States would offer exile in the development. Mercer said the Cardinal representative Justice Department will see the city in federal court, probably would see them in Federal Court," he added. to 3,500 of the Cubans and called on Europe and Latin indicated Cardinal would continue to own the duplex, retaining Moore said certain records which had contained In addition to the complaints concerning the release from the one of the units as a model while using the other unit for America to ease a "humanitarian crisis" by opening "derogatory" information about the two and now are city's employ of the two police officers sometime prior to the doors to the rest of the people inside the embassy. company executives visiting the area from Cardinal's home requested by the Justice Department were destroyed as part of EEOC investigation and ultimate settlement of that problem plant In Columbus, Ohio. But Castro stalled the airlift out of Havana by the requirements of the EEOC settlement. It will be impossible by their re-hiring, the city officials in August 1977 were given "We don't know enough about this project to know whether disputing Peru's first list of 500 refugees scheduled to to answer questions on matters which were contained in those the names of several others persons whom, city officials were be alrllfted to Lima. Peru has agreed to take 1,000 to welcome Cardinal or not," Mercer said. documents, Moore said, told, had been discriminated against by the city. The city was refugees. The second 500 are to follow less than 24 —Heard a report from Knowles that the city will finish City Manager Warren Knowles noted that the Justice not told when and how. hours after the first group. closing up a ditch on West First Street where sewer lines were Department personnel with whom he spoke did not seem Spain has agreed to take 500 of the Cubans and Costa Stenstrom asked that any meetings with Justice Department being renovated and stop further work on the sewer system aware that Moore Is no longer on the city payroll, but has Rica 300. officials include all city commissioners as participants, project for the time being. Knowles said work will not begin retired on a federal Veteran's Administration disability Stenstrom recalled that in 1977, EEOC officers would not again until federal grants for the city's sewer system are again pension. permit all commissioners to attend meetings with them. available. He said money is expected to be available after Oct. Mize urged the commission to authorize completion of the Stenstrom said the majority of the commission was excluded 1, 1980. questionnarles. He said It would take a great deal of so that members of the press would not have to be allowed into —Heard a report from Mayor Moore that Sanford officials, WASHINGTON ( UPI) Israeli Prime Minister "someone's time in the police department" to gather together the meetings. .Asistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger, and Lake Menachem Begin says he hopes to use his meetings all of the documents requested by the federal agency. He said In other business, the commission: Mary officials combined forces to bring to the attention of Gov. with President Carter beginning today to quicken the the city was warned by the Justice Department that failure to —Awarded a contract to Shoemaker Construction Company Bob Graham and his staff the need for Lake Mary Boulevard to pace of the stalled negotiations on Palestinian comply with the request for information by April 30 could to construct an addition to the laboratory at the city's sewer be made part of the state's primary road system. autonomy. result in the city's loss of eligibility for Law Enforcement plant. Total contract price is $16,555. The city is to do electrical Lake Mary and county officials have been pleading with The critical discussions about the future of the Arabs Assistance Administration grants and federal revenue sharing work and painting at the laboratory. state Department of Transportation officials for several living in the occupied territories are targeted to end in money. —Approved a request from Gaynelle's Antiques at 818 months to place Lake Mary Boulevard, currently a county less than six weeks and Begin said he wants to speed up Commissioners Julian Stenstrom and Eddie Keith first Sanford Ave. For permission to display merchandise outdoors road, in the state system. the talks. The Israeli leader, however, Is said to be against the proposal agreed to by Carter and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat that the meetings be shifted from the Middle East to Washington. I BRIEF Castro Stalls Cuba Airlift; Miami Mercy Trip Delayed — — Begin Wants Faster Talks — Thieves *Take $2,825 In Jewelry And Silver Colombia Talks Raise Hopes BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) Leftist guerrillas occup)ing the Dominican Embassy met with govern:iient officials twice in one day for the first time, raising hopes for a rapid end to the hostage crisis, Monday morning's 19-minute session and a 20. minute session in the afternoon lent credence to diplomatic reports of a rapidly approaching conclusion to the 49-day crisis with the release of the 18 diplomatic hostages, including U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio. The two sessions between the government and guerrillas of the April 19 Movement, known as M-19, were cordial, and it was the first time the two sides met more than once in a single day. — Salvador Admits Repression SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) El Salvador's defense minister said In a rare admission the government used "repression to guarantee peace" amid reports that 29 people were killed in a fresh wave of political violence. Defense Minister Col. Jose Cuillermo Garcia can. didly told reporters Monday, "There does exist government repression In the country but it is only to guarantee peace" in the strife-torn Central American nation, By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staf f Writer Thieves managed to slip the latch on a Longwood home's garage door, taking $2,825 in jewelry and silver Monday, deputies say. The break-in occurred between 9a.m. and 5:15, say deputies, at the home of Arlene Sincosky, 255 Tollgate Trail, Longwood. STEREO GONE Burglars, possibly using a key to open a front door, took a stereo system and cash from a Howell Branch Road - anartment Monday, deputies say. Tom Cooper, 114 Sorrento Apartments, told deputies $898 in stereo equipment and $150 In cash vanished from his apartment between 9:45 amt. and 3:20 p.m. Monday. The thieves apparently used a key, deputies say, adding the burglars left both the front and patio doors open when they left, CARS STOLEN FROM AUTO DEALER 1g.who appsr4%y Mole two site of Keys early Saturday took a pair of new Monte Carlos later that evening from a Sanford auto dealer, police say. The two cars, valued at a total of $12,382, vanished from the lot at Joe Creamons, 3700 U.S. Highway 17-92, either Saturday night or Sunday morning, police say. A Creamons salesman told officers he had noticed sets of keys for each of the cars missing earlier Saturday. AUTO SHOP BURGLARIZED Us tiremoU IIand window, burglars carried off 'several tires, wheels, shock . absorbers and other auto parts from a Sanford tire shop Friday or Saturday, police say. The th ieves took the unreported amount of merchandise from Sanford Tire and Muffler, 420 S. French Ave., between 7:30 p.m. Friday and 7:25 Saturday morning, police say. HOME BURGLARIZED A Sanford woman will ret ur n to a home without a stereo or television from the hospital, Sanford police repor t. Thieves broke into th e home of Carolyn Dixon, 1020 S. Cypress Ave., Friday or Saturday and stole a color television, stereo and other items while the woman was hospitalized, police say. The theft was discovered by a neighbor, they report. BURGLARS HIT LONG WOOD ROME Thieves pried a screen from a window then Jimmied the window and took $1,000 in televisions and stereo equipment from a Longwood home Sunday, deputies say. IN BRIEF break-in. (This Is the second of a three-part sfties on preparing for "If you think a tornado can't hit your state, you may be in for While tornadoes can strike during any month, springtime killer tornadoes.) a deadly surprise," warns meteorologist Mogil. Tornadoes when winds push the warm air from the south into the cold By KAREN J. GILLELAND have touched down in all 50 states, as well as in many other northern air provides the ideal breeding conditions for the Special to the Herald parts of the world. Statistics show that between 1953 and 1978, giant, killer tornadoes. Fortunately, these maxi-tornadoes You are inside your home with the radio or TV on. Your Maine was blasted by 70 tornadoes; Montana by 104; New generally develop from the classic, intense thunderheads that children are playing outdoors. Suddenly the broadcast is InYork, 93; Washington, 28, and California, 84, (In fact, a twister trigger tornado watches, terrupted. You hear this announcement: tore through the backlot of UniversaiStudlos near Los Angeles When an early watch Is combined with a strong spotter "The U.S. Commerce Department's National Weather early this year and caused $1,000,000 damage.) network, meteorologists sometimes can get announcements Service has just Issued the following Tornado Warning The main tornado arena lies UT the Great Plains and areas out to the public 20 minutes to an hour ahead of the storm. Putting your story across, June 19. Bulletin: A tornado warning is In effect until 7 p.m. for persons near the Gulf Coast the infamous Tornado Alley. A sampling Seteorolojist Mogil credits advance warning of the whether for your company, A practical, "hands on" in (your county). A tornado was sighted six miles southwest of of statistics for the tornado belt during the same 1953.78 period developing tornadoes, getting the word out quickly to the your club or yourself, Is the approach will be taken. (your town) at 5:15 p.m. This tornado is moving toward the shows a tremendous jump in tornado sightings. Texas leads' people in the area and the response of individuals and civic aim of "Effective Public Glasses will cover news northeast at 20 miles per how.,," the nation with 3,241 tornadoes; Oklahoma, 1,401; Kansas, leaders with saving hundreds of lives in this disaster. Relations," a course starting releases, public service an. What would you do? 1,165, and Florida, 1,006. "Given the number of structures destroyed," he says, "we This announcement Is part of Project SKYWARN, a Thursday at St. Margaret nouncements, public relations But, although Florida ranks high in numbers of tornados, could have expected more casualties," Mary Catholic Church in capaigns, personal PR, nationwide system sponsored by the National Weather Service Orlan&)-based National Weather Service official Wayne As of now, no one can prevent a tornado or weaken its Winter Park. make-up and slide presen. (NWS) to alert people about potential tornadoes. Brown said this is because many minor tornados are counted. destructive path But lives can be saved by early warning and Kay Bartholomew, director tation,. Charles Swanson, Seminole County Civil Defense superThese tornados, which Brown calls "Florida Twisters," action. You can help. Find out a bout SKYWARN in your of public relations and Registration for the 25-hour visor, said the county monitors National Weather Service usua lly have no pa th and do little damage. community by calling your local Weather Service office. marketing at Seminole course will take place the first warnings and maintains alert monitors in schools and other "But we still count them," he said. NEXT: Taming the Tornado. Memorial Hospital, will be the night of class or by calling strategic areas, Instructor for the 7-to.9:30 Valencia Community College, "Accurate forecasting and public awareness are the dual P.m. course which will con- 299-5000, extension 292. Fee is purpose of SKYWARN," says H. Michael Mogil, NWS vene every Thursday through ;o. emergency warning meteorologist. "Advanced warning and AREA DEATHS D quick action are vital to saving lives during a tornado attack, __________________________________________________________________ However, some tornadoes happen so fast that communities JOHNNY MARTIN Home, Longwood, Is in charge of Geneva; six brothers, officiating. Burial in must have a well-rehearsed action plan ready In case of an Johnny Martin, 16, of of arrangements. Justin, Sanford, Harold, Cemetery. Brisson Funeral emergency." Geneva, died Monday night In Geneva, Tom of Melbourne, PfOme•PA in charge. NATIONAL REPORT: A winter storm across the nation's MS NORM SIRACUSE SKYWARN has two phases: a tornado watch and a tornado Orlando af ter a long illness. , Donald, of Springfield, Ohio, MARTIN. midlands knocked out power in some areas, delayed travelers warning. A watch means that weather conditions are ripe for Mrs. Norma E. He was born In Orlando and of 132 Lakeside Drive, San. Roger, of Geneva, Junior of services and closed schools. In the South, floods caused by weekend tornadoes to develop. When a watch is announced, stay tuned for Johnny Martin, Ia, lived in Geneva all of his life, ford, died Saturday at Melbourne; one sister, Mrs. °' Geneva, died Monday rains subsided in New Orleans, but rivers rose In Alabama. At to radio or television weather bulletins. Keep your eye on He was a member night in Orlando, will beat 4p.m. least nine people eight In the South and one In Michigan of the First Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thelma Eads, Houston, Tex., sky for the abrupt onset of violent wind, rain, hail or a funnel. at First Baptist Church of Baptist Church of Geneva. died in weather-related incidents. As much as 8 inches of snow shaped cloud. Geneva with the Rev. Larry Born in Toronto, Canada, she and 11 grandchildren. He Is survived his by fell in parts of the Midwest Monday. A freeze gripped Funeral Home-PA Sherwood officiating. Burial in moved to Sanford from There may not be time for an official tornado warning. A Geneva Cmet•ry. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn lieu of Arkansas, setting new records. The National Weather Service warning means that a tornado has been sighted or indicated by n's chapel, Md., seven 15 in charge of arrangements, flowers donations mayInbe mad. Martin. Geneva; sister, Mr s. said the low temperature dipped to 34 degrees, breaking the radar. U the twister is nearby, get to shelter immediately, hi to M.D. Anderson Hospital, years ago. She was a JOHN TALLO Barbara Smith, Houston, Tax. in record set in 1950, and the high was only 45, eclipsing a record the example announcement, you should quickly tare of Or. Geneva, and homemaker and a member of John L Tallo, 67, of 2843 Cantir. grandparents. Brisson Funeral Home. set In 1907. the Presbyterian Ch ch ur of Empire Place, Sa nford, died PA in charge. children into the house and all of you goto your safest tornado Brisson Funeral Home-PA AREA READINGS ( P a.w.): temperature: 64; overnight shelter preferably a basement. the Covenant, lake Mary. Monday afternoon at srnAcusl,Mes. NORMA i.— is in charge of ar rangements. III.— low: 53; yesterday's high: 76; barometric pressie: 30.10; She Is survived by her Lakeview Nursing Center. A Cveslde Services for Mrs. SKYWARNdependsona large network of volunteer tornado relative humidity: 55 percent; winds: Northwest at 7m.pii. husband , Walter V. Siracuse, native of New York, he came Norma B. Siracusa, 73. of 133 spotters. it year, 35,000 spotters were trained by NES. Mith, flEMING Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. to Sanford 11 years ago from Lakeside Drive, Sanford, who WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 0:37 These dedicated people act instantly once a tornado watch is died Saturday at Mrs. Ruth E. Doming, a.m., 9:03 p.m.; lows, 2:17 a.m., 2:31 p.m.; PORT issued to scan the sIdes 51, of Catherine White, Sanford; Rochester, N.Y. He was a Memorial Hospital, willSeminole be at 11 for ominous, tornado43earing thun200 Longwood.Oyiedo Road, two sons, Vincent John and CANAVERAL, highs, 8:29 a.m., 8:55 p.m.; lows, 2:00 a.m., am. Wednesday at Glen Haven derheads, Because thunderstorms are so complex, spotters member of the First Memorial Hacienda Village, Winter William Joseph slracuse, bo th Park, Winter Park. 2:fl p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 2:12 a.m., 1:48 p.m.; lows, 0:07 are urged to report any suspicious cloud formations wi Assembly of God, Sanford. th Springs, died Monday at of Visitation 34 p.m. and 7. p.m., a.m., 8:44 p.m. Sanford and five grandheavy rain, lightning, thunder or hail. Survivors include three Monday and Tuesday. Semen Lucerne Genera! Hospital, chil dren. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine go to Jepiter lalet, Out Funeral Home, an W. Semoren Or, Joseph H. Golden, scientist with NWS' pMI Orlando. She was a native of daughters, MISS j Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, II Miles: Small craft should exercise caution until was jub- organization, the Nati onal Oceanic and Atmospheric Maldan, Mass., and had semoran Funeral Home is Tallo, Sanford; Mrs. Victoria Semoran li ved in charge, side. winds weal to nortbwestarow 15 knols decreasing to 10 in charge of arrangements. Arn (NOAA), en simpwied description of the liii, Rochester and Mrs. TALLO, JOêf in winter pr S ings for the past NL Graveside to 15 knots dtlng today brcomlngvarlable 10 knots tonight storm type that Is likely to spawn a tornado: Patricia Gillette, Hilton, services for John L. Taft 57. of s, moving y ear there MAUKINNABD and Wednesday. Seas 4to 6 feet decreasing to to 4 feet' by Empire Place, Senford. who "Lock for a very large thunderhead with rapidly building i 'N.Y.; two brothers, Alfred Derry, N.H. She was a Harry T. Kinnard, 61, tonight. Partly cloudy today and fair tonight and Wednesday. died Monday, will at 10 am. doixi towers. It should have a distinct cauliflower appearance. member of t mn, Calckmja, N.Y., and he Fra ternal Geneva, died Sunday Wednesday in beEvergreen AREA JRECAJT Partly cloudy early today becoming top of the storm bolts as if It has an invisible lid, ajul t Order of Eagles W at Anthony Tallo, Webster, Cemetery with the Rev. Philip C. oman's Seminole Memorial Hospital generally fair this afternoon through Wedaesday. HIgha today spreads to the northeast A curtain of rain may be falling on Aux11y and Waisa,wn officiating. Gramkow . N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs y Funeral Home the Sisters of He was born in Colombus, Peters, Rochester, N.Y., and mostly mid to upper 7 and Wednesday wound 00. Cool the noilbost side of the cloud; but the southwest side will in charge. th a both of Derry an(It Ohio, and came to Geneva in Mrs. Francis Corcunig with Jaws In the 5. Winds otjwe.jjy arowid 10 likely be rE4rse. I4tnlng may be shooting out. li a, Hacienda Village Woman's 1113.Hewuforeman for mph today dimn1pLihng tonight. OAIUAWN Mjd. Leroy, N.Y. and nine gran '1rnsoes do make a tsepiandoi no., a roar which dCiuL. Florida Trananort and n I cnuoren. us newu - uun a osa1ce. But MW sound has bean mistaken Survivors Include her member of the First Baptist for other tlth*,. Aino, by the time you Mar the roar, you have Gramkow Funeral Home is husband, F. Joseph Doming, Church of Gcnea. only seconds to get, to shelter," in charge of arrangements. two daughters, Mrs. Carlyn Survivors hvlwie his wife, ' A vtwr of the April 3 tornado *'. in Parker, lad,, says Shell and Mrs. Susan T. Mrs. Margie Kinnard of that nO1 was hk flret warning of the tornado; Dewing, all of Winter Comm; two daughters, Mrs. '1heard this terrific aol. sounded like ap!Iroximately Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Dome Joluaou, Longwood, 50 jet airplanes INS-top ugh. I glanced O'#ei' my shoulder to the Elizabeth Brown, Waterford. and Mrs. Susie Ford, Sanford; Ki NNAID, uutht and saw this rnanioth black cloud swirling debris as HARRY T.— Pa, and Mrs. Margu'cite five soils, Ronnie, TruLy, and Funeral services for Harry T. high as I could ass." Callahan, Burlington, Mass., Larry, all of Geneva. Tony, kkmard, 61, Of Geneva, who died Chily two m1iq4 later, twister ilwvn,d Into Uw Sunday, will b Wednesday at grw, bad Oviedojfl of 5nfoi 1010am., Srisson Funeral bsdkllitg where he 'teksn refng*. Gramkow-Gajnes Funeral mother. Mrs RUin Vinn,,-.I Funera — — believe. Haitian Drowning Defense - — — — — _ i ' ' J. '. 11 ., Tourism wi ll remain steady, wages wi ll go up and inflation will come down, with the decade seeing "modestly rising welfare" for Floridians as a whole. The assessent, a lot more optimistic than the picture presented by Graham in his "Sta te of the State" message last week, is the bottom line of a 10-sear forecast by the Office of Budgeting and Planning. The study won't be released for several days, but UP! ta med a copy Monday. Energy is the key to the immediate economic future, according to the report. The economy will be lean and inflation will stay sky high until the mid-80's as Florida and the rest of the country suffer from high oil prices and limited supplies. There will be less dependence on high-priced Foreign oil by tile late 80's because of rigid conservation measures and a conversion to coal and solar energy. Th is, pl us new federal mone ta ry policies, will cause inflation to dr op From the current 18 percent to 5 to 7 percent. The national economy will pick up and Florida's wi ll do even better. There is the prospect of a tax increase soon, the re port says. State revenues won't meet state needs beginning in a year or so and t his shor tfall will continue into 1986. Programs must be cut or taxes raised. One solution is to convert fixed taxes to a formula so they automatically rise to keep revenues up with inflation. Graham already has recommended one such conversion an indexing plan that raises the eight-cent-a-gallon gas tax two cents next year and 12 cents over the next five years. "Many of the prospects for Florida seem quite positive," the report says. Overall po pulation growth will remain strong, averaging 2.73 percent a year between now and 1985 3.4 times the national average. It will rise to 2.8 percent, or 3.7 times the national average, during the last half of the decade. The population grew 3 pe rcent last year a bout double what was exoected and three times the national growth, Fights Confession Tape WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (UP!) Defense attorneys in the trial of two men accused of the drowning deaths of a Haitian mother and her five children are fighting Introduction of a tape-recorded confession by one of the defendants. Circuit Judge Robert Hewitt is expected to decide today whether the six-man, six-women jury should hear James Knowles' confession and whether the jurors will be permitted to read his co-defendant's incriminating grand jury testimony. — Judge Scrambles For Jury TAMPA Fla. (UP!) Dade County Circuit Judge Lenore Nesbitt has called a new venire in an effort to seat t jury in the police brutality case of five-white former Dade County policemen, Attorneys exhausted the original 147-member panel late Monday with five prospective jurors still in the jury box. The defense still has five pre-emptory challenges and the state nine. — — Shields Tape In Dispute TAMPA, Fla. -(UP!) Defense attorneys are attacking the manner in which federal agents wire-taped conversations between former Department of Natural Resources head Harmon Shields and Tallahassee real estate man Jack V. Quick, hoping to have the tapes ruled inadmissible in their trial. In bidding to have the tapes supressed, defense attorneys said Monday there was a hint of "governmental misconduct" in the manner in which the tapes were obtained. U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges was scheduled to hear further arguments today on the motion to supress the tapes. — — - 1 - - . TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) Florida realtors sent a message to the Legislature Monday to let owners of apartments and condominums do what they like with their own twnni.rtv rr'J' The realtors said a study they commissioned shows the impact of conversion of rental apartments to condominiums has not been anywhere near as great on the tenants as portrayed by the media and some law- I makers. -"S- Tuberculosis High In Jax JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) An "extremely high rate" of positive skin-tests for tuberculosis at a Jacksonville junior high school caused concern among public health officials and school authorities Monday. Forty-six of 126 students and 19 of 50 faculty members given the skin tests at Jeffei-don Davis Junior High School last week showed positive reactions a small pea-like eruption on their arms, — — — - l ------- ---- — -- IN BRIEF 25 American Women Agree . - Realtors Defend Condos tiAnM By ROBERT MACKAY "Whole1e prices have gone through U nited Press International a recent retardation instead of the Some eco nomic sign posts at income undeviating, rise through the period tax time: Gasoli ne prices are rising from March 1979,' Lundberg said, and slower, motorists are dr iving less, and "retailers have surrendered still more a San Francisco bank begins charging of their margin." consumers a fee every time t hey used In Washington, Phillips Petroleum Co. agreed to forego $&8 nuhlion in their cred it card. The average price of all grades of profits in order to remain in compliance gasoline, based on a nationwide survey, with the administration's voluntary rose by only 0.36 of a cent per gallon wage-price control guidelines. The between March 21 and April 11, oil company got a lit on the back from industry analyst Dan Lundberg said in President Carter. Los Angeles Monday. Phillips told the government that G.soline prices had been rising an during the six months beginning April average of 1.5 ceitts per gallon per week 1, it will raise prices less than otherwise allowed by the guidelines to make Up since the first of the year. Continued population growth is critical because it means an automatic growth in personal income and consumer spending and a demand for housing, which is important to the vital const ruction industry. Tourism ''will continue to be an important source of income and employment in Florida,'' although it won't grow as rapidly in the coming decade as it did dur in g the 1970-79 decade. Florida will host 48.4 million visitors in 1989, 15.3 million more than in 1979. There will be an average annual growth rate during the decade of 3.9 percent versus 6.6 percent for 1970-79. The extraordinary increase in gas prices will cause the pe rcen ta ge of tourists arriving by automobile to dip front 1979's level of 62.9 percent to 56.5 percent in 1983, but it will climb and reach 59.9 pe rcent by 1989. The strong growth in population, continued viability of tourism and relatively new equipment in the manufacturing industry "will assure a robust employment picture" in the 1980's. Non4ariit employment growth will decline froni the 4.68 - By l':LIZ4nErI1 WHARTON United Press International Rep. John Anderson is taking sonic time o' front the Republican campaign trail t his week. lie Isn't saying so, but lie is believed to be considering all the as pects of a decision on seeking the presidency as 4 an in depe ndent in November. The word caine early Monday from a state campaign spokesman in Indiana, who said —14 Anderson had canceled all speaking engagements for the next nine days, and that his next public appearance would be with his GOP rivals at a Houston candi date debate April 23. Later Monday, Anderson's national headquarters put out a br ief statement: "The congressman, who has campaigned viri NN1 4 tually non-stop for the past 10 months, has elected to JOHN ANDERSON spend tiny week with his family and also to engage In .cancels speeches staff consultations on both congressional issues and TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) The Senate is set to finalize trucking deregulation today while the House gathers for a memorial service to mark last Friday's death of Rep. Wayne McCall. Senators are prepared to let stand their surprising decision of last week to free up entry in the trucking business and increase competition, Sen. Buddy MacKay, D-.Ocala, said Monday. House members, meanwhile, will adjourn for the day following the secvice In memory of McCall, D-Ocala, who died at age 61 Friday following a long bout with cancer. A black ribbon and single flower marked his desk Monday. ____________________________ Gas Prices Reach Plateau FRANKFORT, Ky. (UP!) A infertility expert says 25 American women have agreed to become surrogate mothers for barren women, and four surrogates are already pregnant Dr. Richard Levin, who believes he Is the only American doctor Involved with surrogates, predicted Monday that the practice would "take a quantum jump from that 25 figure In the very near future." — Kidney Poster Child Dead ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) The poster child for the New Mexico Kidney Foundation has died of kidney disease at the age of 8. Services were pending for Frankle Nunez, who died his mother's arms Tuesday at St. Joseo Hospital. "I knew he couldn't go on any longer," his mother, Rose Nunez, said, "He was crying and talking and asked me to sit him up. lie wanted relief from — SIMINOIIMIORlA$. HOSPITAL April II ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Freeman Judith A. Hodges Mimmie 0. Hooks Rose A. Kins Patricia L. Loll Holly Lyle Grace O' Brien Terry Rice A4*44tu$ C. RO$UfldO Relh vs.y Helen h, Petty Jr We'st — Corins S. Crawford, Desary Olive M. Snyder, Cations Ruth E. Long, Enterprise DISCHARGES SANFORD: Marvin A. Dyal Naomi GIOVIr Ellen Johnson wave Ma Lowe Holly Lyle iia Jamn Hazel Sass.? Rita I. Crowed. Deftona Leslie L. $CO. Ma,g.?et E. Daniels. Lake Movwos Walter "Larry" Seymour, LonwuO percent a year of the 1970's to 389 percent for the 1980's, but that's a healthy rate and it should exceed the national average substantially. Total i'rsunai incoiiw in F'ionda will triple during the 1980's going front $74.7 billion last year to $ 2,14.8 billion in 1989. Half of the growth will be caused b increases in pri ces and half will collie front real increases in s pe nding power. The ability of Floridians to obtain goods and services will go up 4.6 percent a year during the (l&'('a(Ie. Per capita tricoimie v ill go Iroiii $4,929a year in 1979 to $5,894 In 1989. Those figures are deceptive, says state Economist Tony Huggins, because, that's really not bad. The important thing is that per capita income is growing." Florida's merchants and consumers can expect to enjoy an increase in annual sales of over 200 percent, representing a nominal annual average rate of growth of 11.8 percent. Total taxable sales will go from $54 million in 1979 to $1(X) million in 1989. I TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) Education tk'rwrite the loan will not be sold, Turlington Commissioner Ralph Turlington says the said time Cabinet cannot keep its commitment. state's public school and higher education If these schools are not built, he said, sonic construction program Is in jeopardy unless the Palm Beach County high school students Face Legislature comes up with emergency aid In the prospect of triple sessions. the neighborhood of $300 million. Turlington said while $300 million is his Legislative leaders said Turlington will be target, lie is prepared to accept less. lucky to get half of what lie estimates the Rep. Richard liodes. Dlamnpa, who will schools need. have a major say about how much school Turlington sprung his curprise at a special money is earmarked for building, said $300 meeting of Cabinet aides Monday. He laid the million is unrealistic. blame on the market, saying it is impos.slble to Bodes, chairman of the house Appropriation sell $90 million in bonds to finance educational Committee's education subcommittee, said he facilities within the 7.5 percent interest rate is thinking in teruis of a $100 million-$150 allowed by law. million fund (rout which schools and colleges Such bonds are demanding interest rates of could borrow for critically needed facilities. It close to 9.5 percent, he said, a rate he called so would have to be repaid from funds now exhorbitant the state should not pay it even if It earmarked to repay the money the state would could, have borrowed through bond sales, fl Cl-ia $'W 'wt' fran. Cl-tn liodes also said he Favors an administration state's estimated $500 million surplus came at projects for which there is legislative Cabinet informally promised to advance from bill empowering local school boards to levy a time when demands on the surplus from authorization but no money, the working capital fund to Palmut Beach two additional mmiills in property taxes without other agencies are twice $500 million. Turlington said $67 million of the total Is for County to build two high schools, voter approval to fund school maintenance The moratorium jeopardizes a total of $132 projects authorized to be put under contract Since the law requires the working capital and (-(instruction. lie said if this passes, part of million in university, conununity college, between now and July 1. fund be reimbursed prior to the start of a n(%% the mituney advanced frommi the trust fund for vocational-technical and public school This does not include $77 million which the Fiscal year which is July 1, and bonds to tilt- public school construction cculd be repaid from property taxes. — Uflflflfl4 •fl flra,fItfl ,flnna., Lance 'Delighted' Defense Ends ATLANTA (UP!) Bert Lance is the original 33 counts, rested Monday plaudits of some heavyweight character "delighted" his bank fraud case will afternoon, witnesses, including: Lillian Carter, Dr. probably go to the jury by Wednesday "I'm delighted it's over," Lance said Martin Luther King Sr., and Toni afternoon in t he trial's 14th week. as he left the courtroom. "I'm just glad it Cousins, Atlanta real esta te magnate and Before deliberations begin, attorneys didn't take us long to refute 13 weeks" of owner of the Atlanta Flames hockey for both sides must give their closing government testimony. tea, m arguments and U.S. District Judge Lance's defense took only 2 days. He Charles A. Moye Jr. must give the six- spent more than a day on the stand The court threw out another charge man, six-woman panel instructions on himself, fielding questions and denying against Lance codefendant Thomas the law, he broke any laws. He told of his rise for Mitchell Monday, narrowing the list of The defense for Lance and his three Co. government reorganization, counts from the original 33 outlined in the defendants, now charged with only 19 of His testimony was bolstered by the Indictment to 19. Today's Tax bay WASHINGTON (UPI)—Today marks the deadline for filing federal Income tax returns, By April 4, roughly two in every three American taxpayers had filed their returns and the overwhelming majority of them received refunds. Thanks largely to Inflation, those refunds were averaging $590.53 up from $100 from a year ago. Of the 93 million or so Americans who are expected to file returns, about 2 percent or roughly 1.8 mIllion taxpayers will beaudlted. Those who make more than$50,000a year have the greatest chance. Florida taxpayers who need extra time to file their federal income tax returns can request an automatic two-month extension by filing a Form 4868 with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Form 486815 the "Application for Automatic Extension of Thneto File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return" and must be filed to receive tlieextension, according to Charles O.DeWitt, IRS district director for Florida. The taxpayer must compute the tax expected to be owed for 1979, subtract any prepayments from wltltholdings or eztlznatedtax payments, and pay any balance due with Form 486$,Thefonnznustbe filed with the IRS onor before April l5. Taxpayers who receive the extension cannot use Form 1040A or the bill. — — FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEANsU -_ Ule Long Fo=could. Sa'tJ'e J rOU AnOVIAIDY on yOu r taxes This year, make sure you are using the proper tax form. Even if you filed the Short Form last Pyear, your circumstances this year could help you save money by filing the Long Form. At H&R Block, we'll review your tax situation to The Sanford Public Works Departdecide which form allows you to pay the lowest mint will be conducting a City Wide legitimate tax. Cleafl'Up beginning April 1, through May 16 at no cost to the property owner. A Special Pick-up will be made on a call basis; first call, first served. City will pick up anything Placed at the normal pick up point. Please place debri clear of trees, and overhear wires. Call Public Works Departmente 322-3161, ext. 231 Monday through Friday 5:30 AM. to 5:00 ______________________________ H&R BLOCK "sassa" THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS SANFORD E 1st St. 322.6771 LONGWOOD 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. Ph. 0314184 OPEN 9a.m,.p.m. Weekdays, P.S Sat.$ Sun, THERE IS STILL TIME — APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHERAREAOFFICU INDELTONA,ORANGEC(Ty,DEURY AND OVI E DO - ______ ______ ________ - _. Li ~~W ,~~ More banks and retailers imi)leit'iitt'd tighter controls on consun.er credit Monday in keeping with the Federal Reserve System's latest antiinflation program. - I T_, - - _1)1_14'__f~,~_ . A Gallup poll showed 75 percent of 1.572 drivers surveyed during February and March have changed their motoring habits because of higher gasoline prices. The po ll found that seven of 10 motorists said they were driving less this year than a year ago. cut don on weekend or social trips Construction Bombshell Hits Schools — HOSPITAL NOTES ___ Phillips exceeded campaign matters." to run as an independent in November and has Asked if that would include a study of the third- made it clear he ill stay in the Republican Party. party option, the spokesman said he could not go "I understand lie's looking into the possibility of beyond th e statement, running as an mmiept'mlent Republican,'' Henry Anderson has not yet won a primary, although he said. was second in Massachusetts, Vermont, ('onAiiothit'm- potential third-party candidate, neeticut and Kansas. iiieariwhile, Gov. Meldrun Thomson of New And he has amassed only 56 of the 998 delegates I laliipshiir(', (lrol)I)L'd his Constitution Part)' effort needed for the GOP nomination imiaking it all 1)111 and asked his supporters to support Reagan as mathematically impossible for him to overtake 'best qualified to n'turn America to the free enFront-runner Ronald Reagan, who has 457 non In(t terprise systemil and to a world position second to no is strong in several of the big states where other natiomi.'' primaries are coining UI) in the next two months. ihomnsori said lie had raised approximately Meanwhile, Anderson's Michigan campaign chief $125,000 since forimiing his new party kt, 31, has rejected millionaire Stewart Mott's call For a amassed $60,0(X) in campaign debts and has sucpetition drive to place the candidate on the Fall ct,edt'd in getting his party on the ballot of only four ba llot as an Independent, states Maine, Alabamima, Wisconsin and Utah. Paul Henry said he considers Mott's proposal On the Democratic side, ["resident Carter won the "Inappropriate" since Anderson has not yet decided endorsement of the United Mine Workers. — To Become Surrogate Moms for last year. when the guidelines. !1 Anderson Nears Independent Bid House Remembers McCall ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEATHER Rebound. - — PR Course Starts Thursday ... TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) Florida's economy is in a recession now, but it will rebound in a couple of years and be robust for most oF the 1980's, Gov. Bob Graham's economists — Ave., Longwood, Sunday to discover the SKYWARN Emergency System Warns Of Tornadoes — Florida Economy To FLORIDA Tuesday, April 73, ICIO-3A ---------------- ____ I . . , V. m. - .. ".. , ;4 -, ` �V . I -. - + - - V. -. , . . .L. . - -• - -. r Evening Heraid SPORTS WSPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, April 15, 1980—.4A __ - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. :1 I'*- I .0 Considering The Eternal Vic toms 0 111111. Fro m Th e Sidelines By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor All-Star Contest Shaping Up ROBERT WALTERS A decade or so hence, historians may begin casting about for a universal symbol of the tumultuous 20th century. A fitting selection would be the refugee that eternal victim of war, revolution, oppression, economic dislocation, and natural disaster. No other century in history has produced so many millions of refugees. More than 1 million White Russians and other nationalities fled the 1917 Bblshevik revolution. Perhaps 50 million Chinese were uprooted by the Japanese Invasion of Manchuria and China during the 1930s. Several hundred thousand Spaniards crossed the Pyrenees into France at the conclusion of the Spanish Civil War in 1939. /1 N - Risk ew n Ira 'To I 0. 1 _.y11';,,; CT N. . . .. - . ___ _____ - _________________________ -. _____1._______________________ ____ __ . I _____ , _____ . -.. _____ _______ __________ II _____ ________ ____ .111:____ _________ ___________ ______ ______ __________ _____ _____________ ____ ____________ . ______ _____ ______ ______ _______ ___________________ 1+,. ' __ _______ ________________________________ It was not so many years ago that his deposed majesty was also making faces at the Iraqis. The issues then were several strategically situated territorial parcels around the Persian Gulf and the shah's egging on of Iraq's rebellious Kurdish minority, kin of the people who more recently have been making the going tougher for the Iranian revolution. ... . OUR READERS WRITE Shortly after the all-star game, when the roundballs are safely tucked away until next season, guess what starts up? Yep, pigskin time again. May 1 marks the official start of the prep spring practice date, when those sixth-period physical education classes magically transform into gridiron grading sessions. The spring jamboree follows at the end of the month. Tuesday, April 15, 1910-5A N.B.A. Playoff Roundup B ird Flies High, Cel tics Sweep Rockets By United Press International As much as the Boston Celtics talk about sharing the glory, and as much as they pass around the praise, forward Larry Bird is still the one player the Houston Rockets singled out to try to send to the bench. The Rockets did not succeed Monday night in fouling out Bird, a magnificent multitalented rookie, and their futile effort cost them the best chance to upset the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinal series finale. Boston swept the best'.ofseven series in four gaines with a 138-121 triumph, Now the Celtics play the PhiiadelphiaAtlanta series winner. "We're the best team," Bird said, ''until we're proven otherwise," Forward Cedric Maxwell said the ease of the four-game series, which was determined by margins of 17, 18, 19 and 20 points, could hurt the Celtics. "It's possible,"' he said. "We could have a low when the first thing goes wrong against Philadelphia. We could realize that we thought we were on top of our game against the Rockets when we weren't," More probably, the Rockets, who Rudy Tomjanorich said got "tile worst possible niatchup" in having to play Boston, were out of their league. But they decided in Monday's ganie to run with the classier Celtics as a change. I. " — . "They (hdnt have anything to lose," Maxseli said. "but it was a mistake.' Guard Nate Archi ba ld added, "it puts a lot of pressure on their big people and I know big people can run, but can Moses Malone sustain that for 48 minutes?" The stodgy Buckets did keep pace for 2' quarters and trailed oniy 6lWii s lien Bird was whistled for his fourth foul. At that lx'iflt he had scored 22 points, The Rockets then tried to go right at Bird and foul him out, giving the ball on four straight possessions to Robert Held, tile player Bird was guarding. Reid failed to draw another foul and missed sumac routine layins. Meanwhile, Bird hit a 12-footer and then took a Chris Ford pass fora iayup to begin a 12-2 streak that won the gamut', Thereafter, Boston threw fresh players at the Rockets and widened the gap. The Boston depth is what impressed lien. ilersomi, who wears an NBA ring fro from his 1077-78 season with the Washington Bullets. Bird finished the game with 34 points and denied his First three performimaflees in the series were flawed by nervousness, 'Nervousness don't bother me. I just go out and shoot the ball and if it goes in, I have a good night." Houston's running game opened up the lane for Malone and lie scored 28 points. But the Rockets could not match Rick Rubey's 23 points, Maxwell's 27 and Archibald's 15. 'Support Our Schools' + ++ + + As a teacher at Sanford Middle School I was inunity. I urge parents to fizd out for them. greatly disturbed by your front page selves what is going on at Sanford Middle coverage of the paddling incident in the April School. Don't wait for a problem to arise. 7, 1980 edition of the par. While the story Make an appointment to talk to your child's was newsworthy, your sensationalism in teachers. Attend P.T.A. meetings. Discipline reporting It has lowered the morale of begins at home from birth and parental atteachers and serves to undermine our attitucles are reflected in children's behavior, tempts to maintain discipline in the Showing your support of the schools will have classroom. a positive effect on your child and his My only Information of the incident comes education, from your article and I am not trying to Mrs. Vienna K. Moore justify or condone corporal punishment. There were some facts that were not mentioned in the article. During the first week of Ribbons For Iran school each teacher discussed the school discipline policies as set forth in the Student Our company Is currently circulating a Handbook and the handbook was then sent home to the parents. Students are rarely flyer which reads as follows: "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak paddled on their first visit to the office, but might be after other forms of punishment Tie..." Please, as a reminder that some so such as detention or clean-up duti es are Americans are being held illegally as assigned for other offenses, an adult witness hostages in Iran, will you join us In displaying is present when a paddling is administered, a yellow ribbon? Tie it around a tree, The use of the term "kicked out of school" mailbox, a doorknob or a car aerial, but Implies being permanently qpelled, when In SHOW it as a form of protest against fact a suspension of several days is an dastard deed. Let It also serve to remind US and our officials —on every level of our alternative to being paddled. I know of no students who have been Insistence on continuing pressure for release of orfellow Americans, and our love "thrown against file cabinets" or sdLb and you used poor Judgment in printing that and devotion to a free and strong and proud statement without proof that such incident United States of America. While the supply lasts, we will furnish have occurred. Such adverse publicity can only hurt our school. Leave the investigation ribbon to anyone willing to "Tie a Yellow to the authorities and report their findings In Ribbon" from our office at V1 Magnolia Ave. an unemotional, factual and professional in Sanford. Thank you for your help in focusing at. style. Sanford Middle School needs the support of tCfltIon on this terrible situation, . Bill MacLauchlln the Sanford Evening Herald and the - which In- The government is neither the only target Finally, there are practical as well as for computer thieves nor the source of the humanitarian reasons for trying to solve ft largest known embezzlements, An employee of the Security Pacific political and economic problems that refugees In the first place. The tragic con- National Bank has been convicted 'of defrauding that Los Angeles bank of $10.2 sequences of permitting Palestinian Arabs tO million by manipulating a computer to remain in refugee camps for a generation hardly trniJer the money to his personal bank require elaboration, accounts In other cities, It's not too early for the United States and other In another Los Angeles case, more than a nations of good will to begin thinking about how to dozen officers and employees of the Equity avoid comparable tragedies in Africa, Indochina, Funding Corporation of America have been convicted on charges of using a computer and Southwest Asia. ____________________________ scheme to create $2 billion worth of fraudulent 1110-Insurance policies. - - After a revolution that left most of the royal famliyslauØiteredInthestre.tsoI•Babdid, Iraq was first a zealous supporter of Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser. Disappointed in Nasser's lack of zeal for a genuine pan-Arab revolution, It subsequently turned to the Soviet Union. By United Press international - Jimi Sundbcrg figured he'd fight fire with fire. f 14 , J1 ?' . ' - '% - , , , ., + Sundberg's f i' rstinn ing grand slain ft grand slaiii by Cle ve land's . - . - That lasted longer than most such Soviet relationships but in time took second place to Iraq's growing affinity with one of its Arab own Libya. Through must of the '7, the two formed a hard-line axis on Israel and the Palestinians, East-West relations, oil and just about every other issue that unites or divides the Arabs, - " . - - - . -. • . . -. .. - -• S. . , - I - - .. In 1978, Iraqi attention suddenly shifted to neighboring Syria and there was much talk of a possible confederation. Little action, however. Both countries are governed by branches of the same Arab socialist movement, the Baath (renaissance) Party. But the branches have been feuding for almost as long as they have existed and that legacy including mutual assassinations and terrorist bombings proved stronger than any transient community of in terest. In 1979, whatever prospects there were of a deal were called off. '? - •_._ + _b JACK ANDERSON. . . _. -' - •. - w,p ___ - .,. this t','nr the 911.t'.'nr- — old catcher tiiis six hits in 12 1ithiuts . .. ,W,:4;11~. it -2 6w-.~ .;,:~rtj-~' ---,- ~4 ~ meeting next week in Lausanne, Switzerland, weU-ptaced IOC Herald Photo by Torn NOW CARDINAL CUT The Rangers added a run in the eighth oil a wild pitch by Indians' reliever Sid Momlge. Texas starter 1)4k' Medichi stamuk off a wobbly start to survive 6 2.3 inmiigs + innings and pick + . -AVINN, WASHINGfl)N —.A cosWldsntlal report on .oflne upaaed by the Mattel Sea. Edward Kennedy, D.Mass., belies the pious pratmutations of the oil Industry thet lbs heeling Americans took at the gee pomp lad YW was the rik of short eupplis and Lees.d cods triggered by the Irailsa of Energy, UUed "Report to the President on the Activities of Oil Companies Affecting - Gasoline Supplies." The DOE "noted several factors" that crested the gas lines, according to the Kennedy report. Among these were "coo, servative dock management by refiners," a + Thrswashag,,Urfght.—11111011111r" but ftvu arWIcIaUy Induced by maidve of an supplies by the oil cs,npsMss mijer cidwesra, Phu a drop Is production of domestic psiroleasu, the . O'wNu.tow " Just 041 _=1111111111111111111110 06~04"111_ 1eabout Iran." MerthesteuprMIn prim —aasverag. of1L4cidsa pow IsthsflrddzineaU.ol 1111111110 — is 11110 oes-tdd doesue cisid be tharg,d to 1d'v cu of u* oil, 1s 14m1 cges. _ __ TM FORD* study, dill iN,d. : more dM do ,uflff off Ito1111111111 lu1m'i. + otos from a " President (rier last year by lbs Ipartment drop In U.S. troduction, "increased Jet fuel to 0614 niãms In the allocation system and a drop In the U.S. share of International cuds. Bet Us Kennedy report adds a factor that DOE aemelow overlooked "the abnormal secondary and tertiary stockpiling of gasOliae"—a claim lion isuicportod by "a + - largsbedy of drcwuitantial evidsncs." IWo umples of this evidence were listed lUsKrmsdyreport: Ssverof brokers and Jobbers have told us when lhsyttemp1ed to rent gaeeline space IN vvs asom Usotihout the U.S., they MamIIndanyatoragesp.cetore,g; 11. Many large Industrill users of gasoline, I such as newspapers and car rental agencies, have acknowledged that they greatly Increased their stocks for fear of a physical gasoline shortage which would have had a devastating economic Impact on them, and 113. A professor doing reuearch on the lines found that gasoline stations kept more gasoline In storage ding this year than ever beiore," Noting that demand for gas was up while data ruch as highway to receipts showed that travel was down, the Kennedy doff report deduceth. "Either consumers ... changed their driving habits, or between comwnplkn (highway travel) ltd dnwd (withdrawal from primary stocks) someone was sb gasoline." the price hikes, the Kennedy report qwW Internal DOE nusnoranda and other sources to shod down the Cmrkr adand Big (XI clMinsIhet the in. creases were caused primarily by the rising - + - doe* price of crude. A private statistical study showed that the average price of a gallon of regular gas zoomed from Ft4 cents in January 1979, to $?.S cents six months later. The figures "are generally supported by the Energy Department's own survey of 17,000 rMaIl stations," the Kennedy report data, Yet diling the same period, "the average cost of crude oil rose Just 1.3 cents a gallon." The report estimates that 7.2 cents of the increase resulted from "refining and marketing cods passed along by the on companies, increased profit allowances to refiners," The remaining Ii cents ,,has gesstoretaildealers a a ressdtof changes ln Me Department of Energy regulations governing retail price controls." As one source told my associate Dale Van Atta, times of crisis provide the perfect op portunity for Big Oil to slip price increases llwough and blame everything but their own greed. and ', League action. Gainley and his squad came up on fluit's what I got. I told myself the short end of a 13-4 loss to undefeated ('tern wits: Pittsburgh 5, Cliicago 4, to just give it a good, short, quick swing and not to try to overswing, and it lust went in 10 innings; Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 5; Houston 5, Atlanta 4; and San Diego 2, dirt tiff umpire Larry NleCoy Robinson, the Pittsburgh llittsburo , i Manager Chuck three 11131, drove himie Cesar before leaving. Abbott, 1-0, struck out four and walked one. Tribe Blanks Crabs For 8th Straight N.L. Roundup Bucs Shade Cubs 54 Bobby Lundquist's Fighting SemInole baseball team continued its current Five' Star Conference hot streak Monday night with a 5.0 will over Daytona Seabreeze. The will marked the eighth straight for the Tribe and their ninth win in tile last 10 shutout as Seabreeze threatened only once, in the third inning, enroute to the shutout. 'rime Seminoles tallied one run it, the third when Link drew a walk, Walt I aw singled him to third and then George Porzig hit a bobbled Pirates' veteran outfielder, Tanner, who saw his club will Cedeno, who led off time inning gaines Mike Link turned in another ball up time middle. Juan showed his disrespect for many gaines in time late' in. with his fourth hit of the fine mound effort for t he Dealba drew a walk in the Bruce Sutter'ss honor Monday nings en route to the World munme'. Atlanta's Jeff Seminoles. 'flie senior right- fifth, stole second, advanced by bashing the Chicago Series last season, said, "Time Burroughs knocked in two to third on a passed ball and reliever's famed sDlit.fineor wnt' we i'nui,' ba,4, tvni1in' .;fi t.; n,.,'.. .,r ,,,, bander spaced out three M.U)VUA .... M..0JU 1IIR LW) "c Sand& tuts while striking fastball over the wall in the the Pirates' kind of baligamime. season, a pinchhit (louble. out four Seabreeze batters. Oil Hobby Welis sacrifice. bottom of time 10th inning to We did it last year and if Houstoim starter J.R. Richard Dealba drew another walk give the Pirates a 5-4 victory, couple of times already this went five innings, striking out Another solid defensive effort by the Tribe aided in the in the seventh, moved to third "You got to give Robinson a year." .seven before leaving with a :and anthems. lot of credit," said Sutter, who In other gaines, Cincinnati sore shoulder in time top of the :' "The question win be raised at our Executive Board meeting suffered his first loss of the edged San Francisco 6.5, sixth. .: but my view is one of several and I cannot say what will be the wason. I'He hit a good pitch — Houston nipped Atlanta 54, Padres 2, Dodgers I outcome," he said. a split-finger fastball dos'ul and San Diego shaved Los Bandy Juries and Rollie The IOC sources said they were now "pessimistic" about and away." Angeles 2-1, Fingers combined for a Western countries attending the Games In the wake of the The home run, which came Reds 6, (slants 5 sevenhmitter as San Diego IA escalating political pressure President Carter was exerting on on a 2.2 pitch from Sutter with Dave' Collins commipleted a improved Its record to 4-1 and his allies to boycott the Games because of the situation in one out, gave the defending two.out, five-rum, rally in the dropped Los Angeles to 1-4. Afghanistan. thatnpion Pirates playing ninth inning by tripling with The Padres scored both their "The key isdlllWestGermany and l think that now the West in their home opener a the bases loaded to extend runs In the eighth inning, as I ; (4IIE German government has firmly Instructed its NOC not to go, raindelayed fourth straight Cincinnati's winning streak to Ozzie Smith scored on a wild that other countries may follow suit," said one European IOC victory. Robinson's first five games. Duo Driessen and pitch by Los Angeles reliever member, homer of tIme year made a Junior Kennedy singled in Bobby Castillo and Willie The West German decision to boycott was taken at a winner of reliever Kent runs before Collins' dramatic Montanez liii a sacrifice fly. Cee,UIa to so Pit hINSm weekend meeting by Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, according to Tekulve, 1-0. hut. Darrell Evans and Milt Fingers, 2-0, pitched the last West German political sources. Following time fourth rain May hounered for the Giants. two innings. The Dodgers 00 00 0 Announcing time decision, Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich stoppage of the afternoon, the Dave Touumlin, 1-0, pitched the scored in time ninth on singles Genseher said nobody should have doubts any longer about the Cubs tied the game with two last inning and picked up the by Reggie Smith and Steve runs In the ninth. With one victory for time Reds. government's position, Garvey, an error by Gene The West German NOC meets May 15 to take a decision but out, Bill Buckner, Dave Astros 5, Braves I Richards and a sacrifice fly SEE ,s 11101111 Its members have already made clear they will follow Kingman and Ken Henderson Enos Cubell hilt a sacrifice by Dusty Baker. YOUR EXHAUST stroked consecutive singles government advice, tamale An indication that the boycott would snowball came from off Tekulve for one run. After Jerry Martin flied out, pinch France, another of the big European sports powers. We ciayacint!ele Ins of "If West Germany refuses to go, France's position will be hitter Mike Vail drove a LW1Q*I delicate," said Maurice Hersog, the IOC's member In France. double to left-center to score &Ms: oat frut sat seth "If there are only socialist countries ln Moscow, I don't see any Kingman with the tying run. The Pirates scored twice in Interest in France going there. I say this although I personally the first liming on an RBI am in favor of attending." The British Oi)lupIc Association, however, remained firm in double by Thu Foil and a runIts decision to go to Moscow despite the U.S. decision to scoring groundout by John Milner, added a run in the boycott. NEW NOUNS: Mon. tb-u Fri. : "It devalues the value of gold medals because the third on an RBI double by S a.m..S:$ p.m., Sat. S a,m.42 Noon PH 3235851 Americans have always made a considerable contribution," Willie Stargeil, and scored PH 554-711.4141 4SSW. FIRST S1. os. S. v,ivsia G.saNa,su IdBOAchairmanSir Denis Follows. "But we made our again in lime sixth on Mike SANFORD orange City TIMS Easier's pinch homer decision independently and it stands." _ " ""'""' " ." to I. - - MICHEUN! + - - Mc #.t BER TS TIRES 'I Mariners A's 1 (;lenui Abbott pitched a fourhiitte'r and Seattle scored live runs after two were out in the .second inning en route to victory. Oakland Manager cut in Monday night's Sanford Little National Leonard Shell however. More league action on page GA. :individually if their NOC decides today away. But no decision + on this was likely before the closing da te for entries May 24, the / sources said. Several IOC members as well as NOCs and international Eedcrations-are known4o3n. keen on the dropping of flags and anthems but, the sources said, "the Russians are opposing the idea." IOC President Lord Killanin, in a telephone interview at his Dublin home, said he was on record as opposing the use of flags + . Billy Martin was thrown out ,.,feasibility of allowing athletes to enter the Moscow Olympics .1 ; ri - + of the gamut' during the Mariners' rally and kicked , Greed Caused Gas Shortage: Report + up the Victory in his First outing of the year. Sparky Lyle neat the final 2 1.3 inumnmgs to record his first save of time season. In other Al. games, Boston downed Detroit 3-1, Mintleso la beat California 5-3 and Seattle trounced Oak land 7-I. M iliukt at Toronto and New Los Angeles 1. Red Sox 3, Tigers 1 + Fred I }IUi cracked ins first home run of the season and Dennis Eckersley and Tom Burgmueier combined on a Fivehmtter to lead Boston to a liomeopening victory ill gammic delayed 56 minutes b) rain in the eighth inning. l'.ckerslev, 1-0,+ gave up three hits in seven innings before Burgimieier came on alter the rain delay to witch Ws first save, I s ii + 5. An gel s Roy Smalley belted a three. r u n homer with two out in the ninth inning to power Mmmiesota. Smalley belted a 1.1 pitch off Dave Lafloctw into the left-field seats for his second homer of the year, giving Doug Corbett his second victory in two majorleague appearances. Mark (']car, 0-1, absorbed the loss. York at Chicago were lxm.- fly with, time bases loaded and hone out in the bottom of time ninth inning to pate Houston. Cabell, who finished with - Orta's grand slam, the first of his t4mreu followed singles by Rick Manning and Toby Harrah and a walk to (Aiff Cliff Juhnsomi. Texas answered that rally with, doubles by Mickey Rivers and Al Oliver to account for one run. Buddy Bell + and Richime imsk then drew + walks off Waits, 0-1, to load the bases. Billy Sample walked to Force in Oliver, setting up Sundberg's Iioiiier, v Imich carried "ell into the left-field 'e' ts ixumeol by inclement weather. In time National League it Buckner belted his first hmomiie run of time year, with a iiumn on, off starter Bert lilyleven in the sixth. + 'Usually I don't hi t a hioit' run until May or June," said Sundberg. ''i Rick Waits gut behind and he had the bases loaded, so he had to comime at mime with a pitch. Everybody III the hill park knew it. ou t.,, -It Was Just title of those fty United Press International The Cy Young Award apparently doesn't impress Bill Robinson very much. + i si tuations where you're looking for a fast ball and Alonzo Gainley of Cardinal Industries takes a big soirees said Monday. But the key decision of the West German government to urge its National Olympic Committee to Join the boycott indicated that the move to stay away from the Games could now snowball throughout Western Europe regardless of what the IOC does. The next key dates In the countdown towards the Olympics 'are April 21.23, when the IOC's nine-man Executive Board will meet at its Swiss headquarters with the leaders of some Western European NOC's and the heads of all 26 International sports federations which take part in the Olympics. The IOC hopes that the plan to get rid of nationalistic displays at the Olympics, if accepted, could sway European NOCs towards attending the Moscow Games, the sources said. They sources said the meeting will also discuss the - That was the old Iraq. The new Iraq had been keeping a low political profile while concentrating on economic development financed by $10 billion plus In annual on revenues. It has embarked on ambitious landreclamation and Industrial projects. In a last-gasp effort to keep Western countries from joining theUnitedStatesboycottoftheMoscowolymplcs,thelocwlfl discuss the abolition of all flags and anthems at the Games in a - - More recently, Iraq has been drawing closer to Saudi Arabia, An Interesting development considering Baghdad's socialists once despised the royal Saudi crowd with whom not too many years back they were disputing oil-s.turated Kuwait, sandwiciei between the two countries. _____________ - , . , T LONDON (UPI) The International Olympic Committee isn't giving up just yet. - . ' e German Dec is ion (. Jorge Orta in the top of the inning helped Texas overcommie an early fourrun deficit , + , ,oiili.r, nmg,i1 Monda .inn carried it,, Rangers o a i--.,, svictory ie.ors OSt, til ii u'"as " his is the fastest start I've ever had," said Sumitiberg, who had only five homers last year. "1 started hitting the ba ll real hard the last week we played spring training, and it's kept up the grand slain was the second of Sundberg's six-year I I . , , care er. 1" fl"r iuiao y - US 0. C. 'Av ia1ti, g - Sundberg's Shot Lifts Texas It + the other Eastern Conference semifinal, Philadelphia, after handing Atlanta its worst defeat of the season Sunday, hosts the Hawks Tuesday night with a 3-I lead and a chance to advance to the Eastern Conference finals against the Celtics. The 76ers embarrassed the Hawks before their home fans, handing thein a 107.83 defeat in Game 4. Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham, who predicted the Sunday victory, doesn't think the Hawks will make it back and sees another win on Tuesday. "I never guaranteed anything before in na life," he said. "It's just one of those feelings." In the Western Conference semifinals Tuesday night, MU. sukee tied 2-2, l)lB}'S at Seattle, and Los Angeles, ahead 3.1, tries to wrap it up at home against Phoenix. Milwaukee LiUeW up some premature three-pointers in i ts 112.lOi loss Sunday to the SuperSonics, and Bucks Coach Don Nelson was disappointed afterwards. 'l wasn't happy with our three-point shots at the end," he sa i d. "It was a contagious thing. We weren't that far out of it. We were to shoot the three-point play only if we needed it." "1 think our chances are good," said Suns' Coach John MacLel following Sunday night's 127-101 victory over Los Angeles. "To be down 3-1 is not the ideal situation, to say the least, but this is what playoff basketball is all about." in A.L. Roundup •-,,:' . West Orange. Boone head coach Wayne Hickman and assistants Bill Lowry and Warren Little will pilot the Metro squad. Payne and Tribe assistant coaches Tom Smith and Alex Holcomb will counter with the Five Star's best that Includes Eric Ervin Ervin-Daytona Seabreeze; Cedric Anderson. Apopka; Shawn Britton-Spruce Creek; Sam HenryDaytona Mainland; Glenn Bailey-Lyman; Glenn Stambaugh-Seminole Reggie Barnes-Lake Howell; Herb Harris. Daytona Mainland; Hollis Ross-DeLand; Eddie WilliamsApopka; Bruce McCray-Seminole; Doug Dershimer-Lake Brantley and Reggie Butler-Seminole. Tipoff for the contest is slated for 8:00 p.m. There was also the little matter of Iraq's 15year role as the base in exile for the shah's most outspoken foe, one Ayatollah Khomeini. The sudden resumption of bad relations brings into the center ring one of the Mideast's more mercurial countries. Iraq during the postwar era has at one point or another made common cause with just about every interested party in the area except Israel and the Vatican. It started out, under a British-installed monarchy, as a key link in John Foster Dulles' Central Treaty Organization, a paper anti-soviet tiger if there ever was one. ._II ______ In an earlier case, a supervisory clerk In the world. Chicago was accused of feeding into a There are obvious moral reasons for main- government computer false claims for taming a substantial U.S. contribution to refugee federal benefits, producing approximately programs conducted by the United Nations, the $100,000 worth of unauthorized welfare checks International Committee of the Red Cron, and for herself and accomplices. The most widely publicized of the federal other public and private agencies. C;ertainly the all computer-fraud cues involved an employee suffering alleviated by this aid Is out of of the Department of Transportation assigned proportion to the relatively modest cost involved, to the Washington headquarters of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration. But there Is also a need to encourage other He devised a computer-fraud scheme to nations to do more In the face of what is now a divert into his bank account more than global refugee crisis. Nearly all Somalian and $550,000 earmarked for construction of Afghan refugees, for example, are Moslems, co- Atlanta's new subway system, then spent the money on a dozen new cars, a new home, a religionists of those who hold most of the world's swimming oil reserves. Arab states awash In petrodollars Vegas. pool and gambling junkets to Las can and should do more, at least for those Information about those cases Is available refugees with whom they share a common because criminal charges have been filed religious bond. against the alleged embezzlers In federal Japan, which now boasts the world's second courts. The Secret Service, responsible for vestigatlons still are Incomplete, __ .. penditures for refugee assistance everywhere In assist do zens of similar cases In The building conflict not only says plenty about Khomeini's much-invoked brotherhood of Islam but is a beautiful example of how the more things change in his Iran, the more it tends to resemble that of the shah. _It ___ ______ ____ . ____ 1 .. at DeLand High. Friday's lineup for the Metro squad inçludes: Andrell Beacham-Winter Park; Kenny Grant-Evans; Dan DavisBoone; Jeff Williams-Colonial; Sterling Bales-Jones; Cleveland Lawson-Oak Ridge; Arthur Jackson-Boone; Gary King-Boone; Mike Adams-Colonial; Mike JacobsEdgewater; Doug Duggar-Oak Ridge; Bryan Soloman- . ______________ .,." .. Several other players, Including Daytona Mainland's Sam Henry were involved in visiting prospective places of educational and athletic employment and couldn't show. Still others were involved in other sports like baseball and track. Payne has scheduled a second practice session for tonight - .. .. New Front, As bad as things are in Iran these days, they could be worse and the way things are going they soon may be. Apparently not finding enough in the confrontation with the United States to keep them busy, Ayatollah Khomeini and company are spoiling to take on neighboring Iraq. ____ - Although almost none of that money is in cash. Virtually all of the funds are disbursed through computer-generated Treasury checks, highly negotiable financial In. struments that regularly authorize six- and seven-figure cash payments. The key to gaining illegal access to that money is computer fraud. Although multiple safeguards are built into the federal system to prevent Improper disbursements, those measures already have been foiled In at least Some 650,000 Afghans have been registered as three Instances. refugees in Pakistan by th e United Nations and A federal grand jury in Baltimore recently more arrive each day. Somalian refugees from indicted an employee of the Social Security Ethiopia's war in the Ogaden desert now number Administration on charges of manipulating at least 750,000 with perhaps an equal num ber not that agency's computer to pay herself and yet counted by U.N. relief agencies, two accomplices more than $500,000 in To its great credit, the United Sta tes has con- unauthorized disability benefits. The accused government employee worked tributed more resources to refugee relief than any at the agency's headquarters lnthe Baltimore other country. ThIs year, the Carter adsuburb of Woodlawn, Md. Her office, only a ministration will spend in excess of $400 million on small part of the vast Social Security basic relief, excluding the cost of resettling Indopro d u biulon 'Chinee refugees in the United Sthtès This figure in government disability paymen$1 ts every represents as much as one-third of the total ex- month. to aA1 - i 6 Opens 0 L t I . - the Middle Eastern convulsions following World War II. Since then, new wars and revolutions in Africa, Asia, Central Europe, and the Caribbean have uprooted new millions of which Vietnam's boat people and Cambodia's starving multitudes are the most striking examples. But dramatic as the exodus from communist Indochina is, It may soon be overshadowed by the growing numbers of Afghan refugees in Pakistan and ethnic Somalis fleeing war in Ethiopia. .---- _ WASHINGTON The biggest financial scandal in the history of the federal govern. ment could be under way right now—but lawenforcement agents lack the resources to stop the potential theft of billions of.dollars. "It's a relatively new field," says one Secret Service official in admitting agency can't cope with the sophisticated criminal technique. "You can safely say that no bod's got a handle on it." The stakes are truly enormous because the amount of money susceptible to fraud, embezzlement and other forms of unlawful conversion exceeds $500 billion per year the entire annual federal budget. Hindus and Sikhs from their homes. And nearly 1 million Arabs and 600,000 Jews were displaced in BERRY'S WORLD ______ The Budget 4 ., __________________ .__.....' World War H added 11 million more refugees, most of them Europeans. The pa rtition of India and Pakistan in 1947 drove 13 million Moslems, Seminole High basketball coach Bill Payne hasn't had a whole lot of success getting his all-star tepm to practice for Friday night's prep showdown between the Metro's best and the tops in the Five Star Conference, but then again, he probably won't need a whole lot of preparation. "I'll just kind of put five out there on the floor and let them do their thing," was how Payne assessed his game plan for the showdown at S.C.C. this Friday. Most of the Seminole County Five Star players were on hand for an Initial practice session Saturday but representation from the Volusia contingent was sparce. Only Spruce Creek's Shawn Britton, who has signed with Joe Sterling's Seminole Community College Raiders, was on hand for the all-star practice session. DON GRAFF - richest economy, has done all too little to even Asian refugees. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. on a successful drag bunt by Wells. Link followed with a single, scoring Dealba, Walt Law then singled in Wells and Alton Davis sacrificed pinch. runner Eugene Dealba for the fifth Tribe run. The Tribe meets Apopka at home Wednesday and Lyman at home Friday. Both games are slated for 7:30 p.m. at Sanford Memorial Stadi um, �.1.. '4%. •_ . -. __? S. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday April 15, ItlO Lifti. National ZOTOS 10000000 COLD WAVE Includes Shampoo a S.? Armstrong Sparks I RaRoaders To 5th The Railroaders boosted for the winners. Perry their record to 5.0 Monday Dreggors added a pair of with a 15.5 win over Sunniland singles, while Richard Corporation in the Sanford Leonard belted a home run. Little National League. Cardinal Industries Clem Leonard Shell -- - - - -.- - Leonard • "b'-" Jlaa......... t4 remained one game out of double by Freddie Barnes and first place with a 134 win over a single by Darrell Wooden. Cardinal Industries, while Craig Dixon and Roger Hall First Federal stunned Poppa shared mound chores for Jay's 14.4. First Federal and Held Poppa Donald Grayson, the ace of Jay's to just two hits. the Railroaders mound staff, Dixon blasted a double and pitched the first two innings triple and Kirk Blocker but left the game after his slammed a triple and single to team amassed an early 7-0 pace First Federal on offense. lead. Roger Hall added a double. Grayson hasn't given up a David Van Horn had a triple hit in 14 innings this season and Dexter Franklin added a and has 39 strikeouts, double for the only two Poppa Albert Armstrong pitched Jay's safeties. the next two innings and In today's action in the Dwayne Mitchell pitched the Sanford Little American fifth. League, Krayola Kollege The Rilroaders scored meets Seminole Petroleum at seven runs In the bottom of 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park, the fifth to end the game while George's tangles with under the 10-run lead rule. 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Tuminia, who lives in Winter Springs, has had install the property security systems first. Burglary Is on the increase in Central Florida 10 years of experience in the law enforcement and It has become not a question of will it happen field in this area. Because of his experience, he is to me, but when will It happen, according to Ron readily aware how these break-ins and burglaries Tuminlà, owner of the security firm. "As the occur and the best means to combat them. He is now in the process of opening a retail store economy deteriorates there -- will - bemore and more people turning to crime as a means of In Pine Hills where in addition to installing survival," he adds. security systems his firm will offer equipment for - "Most people wait until their home or their the do-it-yourselfer. "Our prices are very cornneighbor's business has been broken Into to petitive," said Tuminia, "and are usually lower protect their premises," he said, "Besides than most other firms." There were more than providing protection for the hoMe, SOS can 8,200 burglaries in the country last year where provide safety for the family and give peace of doors and windows were open. mind." "Most people leave their windows and doors unlocked making it easy for even young teenagers - ALARMS to walk through the house picking up valuables -i FIRERMS and then quickly out again," he said. "Many RMS ! K burglaries occur in the daytime. Even though you - -. F MAIDICAL ALERT C LTS have .J1 .L - dogs - _a few- people - ._- pay - attention to dogs and oog ioceo in me garage serves no purpose In HIM OUT 5 0.5. protecting the house." : VOLKSHOP ALTAMONTI .' West Chttn'ga - 562-3114 or 574-2332 they are able to do so much more with chemical services. Hair chemistry has become very important in the profession. New techniques concepts, and technology have become big factors for a good stylist. 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Sanford Ave. _323-0174 nine to seven, was paced at the plate by Ed Rinkavage with a double and single and Contrel Knight and Keith MeGriff with two singles apiece, Lee Charron pitched a fourhitter and struck out eight for V.F.W. in the win over Moose. After both teams scored a single tally In the first Inning, V.F.W. charged into the lead to-stay with low runs in the bottom of the second. Moose scored Its final run in the top of the third, before V.F.W. scored three rims in the bottom of the third to stretch its lead to 8-2. Moose scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth to end the game under the 10-run lead rule. Charron was also the leading hitter for V.F.W., stroking a triple and single in moon- by Advertising Dept. of .Solar Water Heating Space Heating Pool Heating Water Purification Systems Heat Exchangers for Waste Heat Reclaim Kiwanis Waiks. To, Hard 11- 10 Win Boyd drew consecutive walks B Review Dept. of Prepared by Advertising Ca1 3222611 ADVERTISING Captain "J,, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ......... r Junior League A bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the sixth pushed the winning run across the plate and gave Kiwanis a hard. earned 11.10 win over Elks Monday in the Sanford Junior League. V.F.W. blasted Moose 12-2 in Monday's other league game. After each team scored twice in the second inning, Elks took a 6-2 lead with four runs in the top of the third. Kiwanis scored two runs in its half of the third and then took the lead for the first time, 9.5, with five rims in the bottom of the fourth. Kiwanis scored once in the fifth, but Elks batted around in the sixth and scored four runs to knot the score at 10-10. Mike Baker and Robbie --BusinessReview Evening Herald, - ----------------------------I Or.- kflNrd (17:ft).... 323.35$ �U • '1 SA—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. / Tuesday, April I$,1so OURSELVES TONIGHT'S 1\ EVENING 6:00 0(4)()0(2)0 NEWS (U) 135) KUNG FU / / 1 Academy Award Barnes to find why, with the exception of his promising New Year Lad, all his horses are losing. (CC) 6:30 @i NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (DO ABC NEWS 8 (10) THE ART OF BEING HUMAN "The World Was All Before Them" (12(17)BOBNEWHART Carol shows up at one of Bobs group therapy sessions after quitting her lob as receptionist. - Sally Field (left) and Dustin Hoffman prove that even the top stars call get weary along the award trail. Hoffman found a shoulder to lean on during the recent New York Film Critics awards. winners All That.,. 8:30 0 (1) TODAY WEDINESM out CD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA MORNING 135) TENNEUE TUXEDO (11) 4:55 9:30 10 MAGIC METHOD OF 3 CDOTAXI When Alex tells t12)(17) MAVERICK (THU) OIL PAINTING (NON) Elaine she needs to see a 500 J(10)FRENCHCHEF(TUE) psychiatrist, Elaine decides a O MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 10 FOOTSTEPS (wED) quicker cure would be to spend 5 30 i24 ( 10) V.1. PEOPLE (THU) a night with Alex. (R) 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO(I) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 10:00 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES RY GARDEN (FRI) (7)0 7:00 CD 0 HART TO HART (NON) 2) (17) ROMPER ROOM 0 (4) FACE THE MUSIC Jonathan and Jennifer suspect (7) 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. aoo CID P.M. MAGAZINE Max's new girlfriend I involved (WED) 0(3) DONAHUE (DO JOKERS WILD when their house is stripped of 5:40 CI) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON its furnishings. (R) 0(17) WORLD AT LARGE (JJO MOVIE Fred invites his fiancee and a 9(35) LOVE, AMERICAN (U) 135) DINAHI & FRIENDS door-to-door saleslady to dinSTYLE "Love And The Other (NON) }(17) LOVE, AMERICAN CS 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY ner on the same evening. Love" Pat has always considSTYLE (FRI) (R) IS (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER ered her husband not only REPORT a (17) FAMILY AFFAIR sweet but sane, then he buys a 5:50 (17) SANFORD AND SON sports car. 0 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 9:30 A drama coach comes to the 4 (10) OPERA FROM SAN (WED) 3(10) EDUCATIONAL PROSanford home to tutor Lamont FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" GRAMNING 5:55 foran acting role. Act II of Ponchielli's classic 0 (17) GREEN ACRES (17) WORLD AT LARGE opera featuring Renate Scotto 1:30 (Thhj) 1000 and Lucino Pavarotti Is pre. TIC TAC DOUGH c4 (1) CARD SHARKS 0 Sented 6:00 including documentary (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED (17) MOVIE footage designed to enhance 0 (3) POPI GOES THE GAME COUNTRY (NON) the viewer's understanding of 10:30 CD U FLORIDAI the act. Host: Tony Randall. 0 (3) PORTER WAGONER 0 (3D H 0 L L V W 00 D (ED (35) MAUDE Maude's up (TUE) SQUARES to her libido in sexual fantasies 10:30 NASHVILLE ON THE (5)0 CELEBRITY WHEWI over a handsome government 0(4) UNITED STATES In the ROAD (WED) (H) (35) CANDID CAMERA ecolosist. course of answering a marriage THE WILBURN BROTH. • (24 (1 ) DICK CAVETT questionaire, Richard and Lib. 10:55 I CD 17) ALL IN THE FAMILY by discover they could write CBS NEWS 0 (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) their own manual. 800 HEALTH 11:00 0 (Ii) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(4) SANFORD SUNRISE HIGH ROLLERS (D O 0 (4) STYLE "Love And The Nuts (DO THE WHITE SHADOW (17) LISTEN (NON) (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Girl" A girl tries to attract An ambitious rival coach con. (DO LAVERNE a SHIRLEY artist to get a modeling assign. 6:10 vinces Reeves' star guard to (R) ment. 1121(17) WORLD AT LARGE leave the Carver team and play (11) (35) PTL CLUB (FRI) for him. (R) 11:00 11:30 (7)0 HAPPY DAYS Joannie 41 (3)(5)O (ID QNEWS 6:15 WNEELOFFORTUNE QD decides to go from (17) THE ATHLETES • 35)BENNY HILL . (DO FAMILY FEUD "shortcake" to "cheesecake" (NON) (24 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS. when Chachi takes a Job as a LATURE 11:55 6:30 photographer's assistant. (R) (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD (17) NEWS TODAY IN FLORIDA 0(3) (11) (3 5) JIM ROCKFORD "Wolf.- Killer Or Victim?" CD ED ALLEN When Rockford is hired by an AFTERNOON 11:30 0(17) NEWS insurance company to check Oa)TONIGHT Guest host: out an accident claim, he 6:45 Bob Newhart. Guests: Walter uncovers a gunrunning caper (2.4i (10) A.M. WEATHER 12:00 Matthau, Susan Sullivan. that makes him the target of CHAIN REACTION 0(3) 6:55 BARNABY JONES Just 0 both the underworld and feder. NEWS 0 CD 0 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING alter Barnaby clears a retarded al agents. (8 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROFLORIDA boy of murder charges and has (24 10) NOVA "Across The GRANMING him freed, another person is Silence Barrier" Accomplished (121 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN killed. (R) individuals prove the success •(1)TODAY STYLE 10 ABC NEWS of recent scientific and medical OD G MORNING NEWS (ITI 135 WII fl WH DreaKInroUgnh for me deal. W) UVUU LI.) MORNIN West and Gordon seek the rea. e:30 AMERICA son why the life of a federal lID (35) PORKY PIG AND (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY judge is being threatened. The girls are hired as weight. FPJEND8 (17) MOVIE "Anastasia" Ion counselors at a fat farm. (10)sEeAMEsmEET (118$) Ingrid Bergman, Yui (R) 1 (17) TNt THREE Brynner. An amnesiac gIrl In STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. 2) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Germany claims to be the only Braves vs. Houston Astros c*i.s surviving heir to the Czar of 7:25 L00 Russia. SHOW Hosts: 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA • THE 11:50 Victor Sorge and Loretta (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (DO ABC MOVIE "A Matter FLORIDA Guests: Peggy Fleming, The Of Time" (1978) Liza Minnelli, Two Ronnies, opera baritone 7:30 Ingrid Bergman. A hotel Sherrill Milnes, Ken Berry, the TODAY • (I) cham bermaid becomes a movDance Theater of Harlem, the (7) 0 GOOD MORNING ie star shortly after she meets a Unknown Comic. AMERICA contessa whose colorful rnemTHE IMMIGRANTS The 9(35) BULLWINKLE oriei enchant her. (R) son of an Italian Immigrant 800 couple becomes a shipping 12:40 (1)O CAPTAIN KANGAROO magnate after his parents die (1) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE (11)135) NEW ZOO REVUE in an earthquake. "Ode To A Dying Love" (1972) 10)0VEREA6Y James Wainwright, Christine (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY (121(17) LUCY SHOW Jack's planned quiet weekend Belford. A missing persons at a secluded mountain cabin Investigator searches for a 825 turns into a three-ring circus highway patrol officer, a nina• (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA when Janet and Chriuy show way and a woman in need of CD GOOD MORNING up with a crowd. (CC) (R) medical attention. FLORIDA (1j) (35) STREETS OF SAN 'KRAM' ER 'Soap Opera" Tops Oscars By VERNON SCOTT flirtations with women and death, which came 1IOL1YWOOD (UPI) — "Kramer vs. In second in the Oscar sweepstakes, with four Kramer" — a film a an, man,a woman and awards — best adapted score, art direction, their small son rebuilding a web of love broken costume design and film editing.. "Apocalypse Now" — Francis Ford Cop. by divorce — swept the Academy Awards Monday night, taking five Oscars including pain's lavish vision of the Vietnam War as a best picture of W79, best actor for Dustin circus of death, drugs and rock 'n' roll Hoffman and best supporting actress for collected two, best sound and best cinematography to Vittorio Storaro. Meryl Streep. The best original song Oscar went to "It Sally Field won the best actress award for Goes lAke It Goes," from "Norma Rae," by portrayal her of a spunky Southern mill worker, trying to manage her family and a Norman Gimbel and David Shire,' The best original screenplay award went to struggling labor union, in "Norma Rae." Vi'tprzin nprFnrtn,,r M,'ltyvn flniie,I..v 70 uhn Steve Tesii'h. who ' to the United made his first movie 49 years ago, won the a teen-ager and drew on his youth in supporting actor award for his performance as Bloomington, Ind., for "Breaking Away," the a dying presidential crony in "Being There." tale of four non-college youths growing up in a ,,, , "Wed, the soap opera won," commented university town,. ,,,, ,,, The Lest foreign language film aware went Hoffman winning for the first time, after four nominations going back to "The to West Germany's "Tin Drum," from the novel by Gunter Grass, Graduate" In 1967. hoffman, his voice breaking, presented a He was honored for his portrayal of a loving father In "Kramer," which also took the special award to Sir Alec Guinness for statuettes for best screenplay taken from Guinness' career advancing the art of screen acting, which drew a standing ovation from another mediwn and best direction, Miss Streep, a swiftly rising star, won for the crowd. Guinness became the only performer to her portrait of an Independent woman determined to both build a life outside of honored with such an award after winning an Oscar on his own. He strode on stage to the marriage and reclaim her small son. "They said this couldn't be done," sod Miss strains of the march from "The Bridge on the Field, who was long held back by her old River Kwai," for which he won the best actor award in 1957. Image as TV's "flying nun," The visual effects Oscar went to "Alien," the Douglas, best known as a suave, sophisticated leading nwn of the 1930s, was not story of a monstrous extraterrestlal taking present to collect his second Oscar. He had over a spaceship, been nominated three times, and won the The best original score Oscar went to supporting actor Oscar in 1963 in "hlud," music from "A Little Romance," a puppy love Robert Benton won the director's award for 1.00 tale of a young American girl and a French FRANCISCO A young delec- 0 (3) "Kramer," and then followed up with a second TOMORROW Buddy boy running away to a romantic bridge in tive assigned to a murder case and Carmel Myers, two Oscar for the film's script, as the best appears to have tried and con- Rogers Venice. film figures of the twenties, Join adapted from another medium, victed a Tom at Pickfaur, the home of "Best Boy" was awarded the Oscar for own mind. "Kramer," a box office smash, was the Mary Pickford and Douglas feature length "The (10) MYSTERY documentary, and "Paul expected winner for best picture, ing Game: Trackdown" Fairbanks Jr. The chief competition came from "All That Robeson, Tribute to an Artist," won in Racehorse owner Jack Bestir 1:40 Jazz," Bob Fosse's musical based on his own short category. asks Sid Halley and Chico 007)NEWS - ---- - zirne n --" ------------ ,. - a • ''' "'' "' Pair Marks Wedding Anniversary 2:00 0 () THE DOCTORS (5) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (L1)(35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:25 (17) NEWS 2:30 0(1) ANOTHER WORLD (U) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE B 17 I LOVE LUCY Mr. and Mrs. Reinold Franke, 2017 Adams Avenue, Sanford, celebrated 50 years of marriage on Easter Sunday. They were married April 6, 1930, in Boynton 3:00 (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT CD U GENERAL HOSPITAL (H) (35) CASPER 24i 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (MON.THU) (10 ) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) (17) BANANA SPLITS Beach. They spent most of their married life in Centralia, Ill., and moved back to Florida in Sanford 10 years ago. The couple have two children, Mrs. B. C. (Phyllis) Conklin of Sanford and Richard Franke of hr. iningha,n, Ala. They enjoy their five grandchildren. 3:30 (11)(35) (17) THE FLINT. STONES 24 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) The Frankes celebrated at it dinner party at Musicana Dinner Theatre in Winter Park, hosted by the Conklins, for members of the family. 4:00 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (1)O ALL IN THE FAMILY (U) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS (24 J 10 SESAME STREET (1} 17 8PECTREMAN 4:30 BREAK By DAVID WYSOKI the be-all or end-all. It's some sort of NEW YORK (UPI) Norman Mailer, who recognition of the paper's commitment to wrote a controversial "true life novel" about a serious investigating reporting and en- they say. (DO NERV GRIFFIN (NON, MR. AND MRS. REINOLD I TUE, THU, FRI) (DO AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) (U)(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (121 (17)GIwGAN's ISLAND convicted killer with a death wish, and a cotragement of creative criticism," Boston Globe columnist who writes about The Globe's local reporting award was won personal problems won i910 Pulitzer Prim by a five.reportei team that put together a all, the Globe Lock three Puliters. series oton's man transit syst Prim Gannett Co. Inc. won the Public Service also went w Ellen Goodman for iier column on award, the Philadelphia Inquirer won its sixth personal relationships and other topics, and to Pulitzer In six bears and the spot news critic William A. Henry iii. photography award went to United Press The Pulitzer Conunlftee cited Gannett for its International. series on financial contributions to the Pauline ' The UP! photograph showed a firing squad Fathers, in Sananda, Iran, executing Kurdish rebels The staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer, won \and two for merpolice of ficers ot the deposed __ed gnera1.iocai reporting for distinguish 1910 WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE 500 () 0 HOGAN'S HEROES DEAR ABBY: p Al Embassy Days Recalled As Friends Meet - ir. \'J - Even though t hey were both on duty in Hong Kong at the' same time, they didn't meet until two years ago when they AMEM it GIGOW - OME AM& M-1114 - PRIVATE PARTI ES MONDAY TUESDAY ................. PRIVATE PARTIES WEDNESDAY .....................7:00-10:00 .. THURSDAY ................. PRIVATEPARTIES ADULT SESSION (11 Over) $1.00 .....0:30.10:00 FRIDAY- ...... SATURDAY ...........................;:i;; 4:01 '' AV • '...-.-'.'-'-' - CLOSED ""' IDAD AR LOA D NITS I -CALL322433 VNW.2S*ST,(SI4AL . ORD' SANF — WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL OYSTERS ON THE • journalism for their reporting and IIy tin CUIOma, 7U Globe's awards in the special, klcal —Robert L flartley of the Wall Strut reporting, commentary and aiticim colego. Journal for "WxWdad edtorial writing. ries madW the second time a newspalpr —Don Wrigtt of the ku., News for ezwon Om PAltsm in the sei;ne yew. N cdlenm in Iditotlil cartooning. York Times atromplished the feat in in. "We feel simply great about it," meld Gkbe —&wln H. Ilagler of the Was 'limes editor Thom" Winahip, "It's a benchmark of Herald fot Nature photography for a series on . . . 4 ' Sirvsd4p.m, tolp.m. In The Lounge DOMESTIC IOTTLEBEEN ................ *U" of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE uOv.nINkIa, The It. Jss" PH, 323-1911 ' Sas ~ i ,.. . -' The Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daughters of m Aerican Revolution, Immet at the home of ' y . ELINOR COLBOURN Colbourn Scholarship ReciDjeflf Elinor Lisa Colbourn, a Mrs. A.W. Lee for (lie April meeting. Guest speaker was Frank K. Kirkland, retired Air Force pilot, who had served in Arabia, and later was pilot and operations manager of maintenance for Lockheed Corporation in Saudi Arabia. Kirkland woke of what is lacking in defense in time United States, lie said on unity of the family, we fail in discipline, moral standards, patriotism patriotism and responsibilities. Each family could do much to bring standards of living up, he added, giving a t ten tion to literature, TV / programs, and better education in our school system. It would also help to be fu'iiier on religious training, he said. Mrs. Walter L. Carter presided over the business meeting in the absence of Regent Mrs. Ra}lnond C. Lewis. Reports were given by the different chairmen. Mrs. Talmadge K. Wiley reported the slate of officers for the coming year. These were accepted a s presented. Mrs. V.C. Messenger told of attending tile State DAR mimeeting in St. Petersburg. She was presented two awards that were given to the Sallie Harrison Chapter. - was Monica Saunders, niece of the bride. Best man was Glerard Grigley, brother of the groom, and usher-groonismnen were Prince McKenney Ill, Leon Ililtiary, Alvin Cuimuzuings and Charles Jones. Junior Groomsman was Derek Floyd, nephew of the bride. Flower girls were Andrea Floyd, Tonya Smith, Tracy Smith, Misty Beasley and Kwaja Floyd who wore formal dresses of pink and floral print. Ring bearer was Travis Grigley. The reception was held at (lie Garden Club. The bride's book was presided over by Terry Richardson. Sharon h ayes, Eloise Williams, Shonda Byrd, h ope Saunders, Cassandra Jackson served as hostesses., Mrs. Pauline Brown and Mrs. Helen Butler served tile cake. Tile bridegroom is a student at Seminole Culiuhmunity College and has recently been honorably discharged front the United States Army. 'lime bride is a student of accounting, transferm tog froni Florida State University to University of Central Florida. - t1ARVA HAWKINS ' Al I Ages I nvitecl To Artist Day At ZOO theft Col. Wilfred "Hap" Arnold Jr. of the U. S. Army, retired hesenior senior at at Lake Howell High School in Maitland, has been chose Winter Springs as his permanent home, therefore, Kit awarded a Guy T. Carswell bought her home in Winter Springs, and since last June The Central Florida Zoo, Burger King, and participating children. Scholarship at Wake Forest the Council of Arts and Sciences will spo enjoyed the life of homemaker and gardener. nsor Fifteen wa ter color set and pads will be University, Winston-Salem, a children's "Artist Day at the Zoo" Satur. awarded to winners. An additional gift will be Since "Hap" Arnold is now a councilman for the City of N.C. day, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Central provided by the Central Florida Zoo to all Winter Springs, and governmental activities have been a part Miss Colbourn is the Florida Zoo in Sanford. young people participating in the event, of their lives, Kit took Jacqui to a council meeting to enable her daughter of Trevor to see first hand the way our local government works. Young people of all ages are invited to the . Colbourne, president of All young people wishing to participate may zoo to sketch the animals. Crayons, colored register the day of the event at the Small 'University of Central Florida, Jacqul was fascinated with the problems faced by the city and penis, pain any rzindlum may be Group Picnic Shelter at the Central Florida Mrs. council, and the issues that surrounded their decision-making Colbourne, 207 used. All entries will then be Judg ac. Zoo. Pa rticipants should bring all art supplies Ranch Rd,, Maitland, process; the seriousness of zoning for the future development, cording to grade level.(pre-school through She is among 45 Carswell needed along with them. All young people and even the complexity of trash collecting In this area that 15 grade 12), registered will be admitted free; acScholarship winners an. now reputed to be the fastest growing area In time Burger King is hosting an "Awards Night" United nounced recently by William compan)ing adults will be required to pay the States. for all winners and their families at Uieir full admission price of p2.00. G. Starling, director of ad. This is Jacqüi's first visit to America, and she is happy her missions and financial aid, Winter Park store. They are also providing an For more information call the Arts Council first impression was made In this area. Everyone has been so Cer tificate of Appreciation" to all at 843-2787 ( THE-ARTS). The scholarships were "Mu1 friendly and out-going, and there are so many places of in. established in 1968 and are forest to visit. She said she particularly wants to visit Kenned' named in honor of time late Space Center, the Modern History Museum, as well as Sea Guy T. Carswel and his wife, World and some other tourist attractions. She has started a Mrs. Clara Carswell of Florida tan to take back to copenhagen. Cott, N.C. Kit has managed to allow Jacqul some time to relax and Miss Colbourn Is the president, presided over the the Garden Center on April 24 enjoy leisure moments on the patio, as well as getting around president of the science club business meeting. Committee at 9:30 a.m. Members are at her school and belongs to ,tg the many areas of interest in Central Florida. reports were given, asked to bring a bag lunch. someone asked Jacqui ff she planned toc11mbML Dora while the speech and math teams, Mimosa Circle of the Garden of the Month plaque General cleaning day at the the was here, notknowin,i that much about the topopaphy size the Key and International Garden Dub of Sanford met was given to Mr. and Mrs. Garden Center is May 12 replied in her delightf ul British accent, "Oh, yes, that would be clubs and concert choir. Size at the home of Mrs. I. M. John Carver, Mrs. B. Jones at 9:30 a.m. also is a member of the Swain. Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan nice... just how high is Mt. j)" gave the Horticulture report The circle will ha ve a bake National Thespian Society was co-hostess wIth 15 on Justicia and the 10 top seed sale at Sanford Plaza on April after that, the plans to come back to America to visit and holds awards in science, members present. flowers. 25, starling at 9 a.m. Year M soon as possible. TO! FIT2PATRK1 math and language arts. Mrs. C. B. Swaggerty, A workshop will be held at hook plans were made, When 4 -A. IL.... "a - ' Welcome NEWCOMER! "Florida's service" own greeting — dedicated to welcoming new residants Florida Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has bro- chures, civic Information; and to help with your shop. ping needs, cards of introduction from local mir- - chants. Sanford I 313-2752 I vfl, SsmIEioh I Lola Wine - lion Soho 33.$45 - Co-ordinate.' Mimosa 41 gkeeliq Cece 19ic. £JQo*ida O LS - good things happening at the piper, but it's not _the westeencowbay. S. P"'"' Garden Cl Cie $123 ONE Dole" . '''S..... - - - killer - I SKATING lINK V . - taken n many documeflte.71o1E0e$on the were playing Mahjong at an embassy party in Copenhagen. Last year, Kit decided to resign from the foreign service after spending most of her life traveling and settle down near her family. Her grandparents had moved to the Mt. Dora area many years ago, so much of her childhood was spent in this part of Florida with them. Several years ago when her father, BAThTUB Gil NIINI'S BIDS Mailer won the fiction prize his second Other prizes were awarded to: for "The Executioner's Song," a novel based —Bette Swenson Orsini and Charles Stafford on the last montha of executed killer Gary of the St. Petersburg (Fia.)Tfines for national Gilmore. His first was in 1969 for "The Armies reporting for their Investigation of the Church of the Night." of Scientology. Mailer, 57, who lives In Brooklyn, said he —Madeleine Sink of the Miami Herald for was happy about the award, although future wrftlng—awiiesabotgrwgu,uand somewhat botherwl by the controversy over ththvidisalachievements that have appeared the technique he used. In the newapaper's Tropic magazine. Itiscalleda"truehlenovel"onthetitle —JoelBrinkley and Jay Mather of pup, tho for book Louisville Courier-Journal for ingernillUonal ------ Former Pilot Talks On Defense To DAR Morgan, a friend of hers from Copenhagen, arrived to spend two weeks visiting with her. Jacqui and Kit were both Personal Assistants (executive secretaries) in the foreign service for about ten years. Jacqui worked with the British Embassy and Kit, with the American Embassy, LPtAZA U]714 ONLY duih. The photographer's nun was withheld the for his own safety. ciclent at Three Mile Island. ( 'hurdi Sa,i ii,rl Rev 'I' I _t,'n kin ,u'r(,.r,,,,.1 I,.,...,,. It I ,,hf 7, tIns your drinking caused , ' Kit Oakley of 609 Fruitwood Ave. in the Sugar Creek area of Winter Springs, had a delightful Easter gift this year. Jacqui . ; No 2. Do you Isti people would - Tim Csmwsy. Des kmss A dy' Yes ..&••_ AL.1oWs 99C 's" - . . '•. On this, my first anniversary of sobriety, I just had to say thank you for sending me to A.A. You saved my life, RAY DEAR RAY: No thanks due me. I merely pointed to the r Ca"" " You age 12. have you ever It'll that .111(1 double ring ceremony. probably won't remember The bride is the daughter of Albert Saunders, Jr. and trouble at home? Yes? .our life would be better if yOU me, but I am a fairly sucI; mind their granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brov ii, Sa niorul. The own business about No 1 1 did not drink? Yes i; No cessful, middle-aged family your drinking stop telling bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Jannic Grigley and grandson of Do you ever try to gel I. t man who wrote to you about a you what to do? Yes t I; No "extra" drinks at a party Mrs. Lucy Bryant, Sanford. year ago telling you I thought A l co holics A nonymo us is a i I Earl E. Minott was organist and Sharon Hayes and Eloise I.. because you do not get fellowship of men and women I had a problem with alcohol. Williams were soloists. 3, hIavt' you ever switched enough? Yes 1 ,; No 1 1 who share their experience. I was drunk when I wrote that Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a formalfrom one kind of drink (Ii Do w tell yo urself you strength and hope with each road. You took it. letter and couldn't remember length gown of white satapeau featuring a Queen Anne r,nathpr in lb.. h,,n., fh,,* ski., 1. .1.... .-• _I.._ can stop drinking anytime you "' "a' LIII IIIU) MJIVV U mailing It, but I know I did neckline. The long lace fitted bodice carried a detail of To celebrate your sobriety, would keep you from getting want to, even though you keep common problem and help chanti ll y lace that descended around the skirt. The because much to my surprise back 11tH printing the 12 questions drunk? Yes ( I; No went, feeling slightly emgetting drunk when you don't others to recover from I received'an answer from featured it V-shaped A-line design. so that others who wonder if barrassed, but alcoholism. 4, Have you had a drink 1mm mean to? Yes ); No you! tier silk illusion floor-leng th veil was attached to a camelot they have a drinking problem the niarmdmig during the past ba rr sm ent soon t ur ned The only requirement for of lace with medallions of chantilly lace embellishing the cap You sent along a list of 12 courage when I found doctors, can test themselves. 10, you missed days at membership is a desire to veil, 11cr The test year? I Yes I I; No I I. only jewelry was a strand of double pearls given to questions to be answered yes lawyers, musicians, school was written by those who work because of drinking? stop drinking. There are no her by Mrs. Louisa Melton. She carried a cascading bouquet of Do You envy people who Yes( first-hand what )-,No( I. or no; you told me if there teachers, bellhops, policemen kn'w dues or fees for membership. silk carnations and rows in shades of pink and burgundy. were four or more "yeses" I and construction workers alcoholism is all about— can drink Villout getting into ii Do you have It Is self-supporting through Ceseamin Daugherty served as maid of honor. She wore a was in deep trouble. You also there. I was relieved to learn members of Alcoholics Iroublte.P Yes I I; No 1 1. ., blackouts"? yes 1 1; No voluntary contributions. urged me to go to just one that I was not alone forinal that Anonymona. Look for AL A. in your phone draw gowri of suede rose, featuring a scooped neckline and 6. Have you had problems string gathered shoulder sleeves accented with tiny Alcoholics Anonymous others suffered from the same book, or write to Box 459, 1. Have you ever decided to connected with drinking pleats. She carried a nosegay of pink umiums and burgundy meeting. blackout is when there Grand Central Station. New' feelings of fear, inadequacy stop drinking fora week or so, during the past year? Yes areAdrinking streamers, hours or days we To make a long story short I and guilt that I felt. York, N.Y. 10017 for inbut only lasted for a couple of i ); No ( ). Bridesmaids were Phyllis Montgomery, Cleaster Grigley, cannot remember. formation, sister of the groom, Katrina Bellani Sanders and Sharon Brown. Their gowns were pastel pink with a mimeshed bodice with shoulder tie strings. They carried pink silk carnations and roses with pink and burgundy streamers. Junior bridesmaid (lii) (35) TON AND 24 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) (121(17)MYTHREESONS 5:30 0 (4) NEWS (5)0 MA'S'H (DO ON THE GO (WED) (U) (35)1 LOVE LUCY (24 (10) 3.2-1 CONTACT (NON) (24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY larAwTheaml , Valerie Denise Saunders and Erojies Grigley Lu're married, March 22, t 4 p.m. at (Is.' St. Matthews Missionary Baptist ou r - 99C rxchan g ed Embarrassment - Soon Turned To C - - Grigley Vows They are both in good health and love life in Florida, 0(1) BONANZA (5)0 ODD COUPLE G Wi Saunders- Mrs. Franke enjoys work in the First Presbyterian and does volunteer work with the MealsonChurch Wheels program in Sanford. wroe " ' Mailer, Bos ton Globe Lead Pul tzer nners low MR. AND MRS. EROJIES GRIGLEY Franke is semi-retired and has been it school crossing guard at Sanford Middle School and Sanford Grammar School for 10 years. . i Tuesday, April iS, 1I0—IB 1:00 O DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS CD 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (II)135)35 UVE i4 10) THE ART OF BEING HUMAN "A Cry Of Freedom" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Carl Reiner. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 12:30 O(!NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (17) MOVIE !flJE3L - -- ---- Home Office - 904-734o31 I �, ...-... •••• ------- - I - . - _ I - _ - - ___ - -- S r 2BEVIfllflgH•rI$f0., Fl. Tu•sday, April 1S 1U0 Judge Reduces 1 Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Drug Sentences I The City of Oviedo, Florida is CALENDAR THURSDAY, APRIL 17 AARP-NART meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Covered dish luncheon. Open to all senior citizens. Lecture on "Wildlife Exploitation. . . A Billion Dollar Industry" by Dr. F. Wayne King, director of Florida State Museum and wildlife authority, 7:30 p.m., Crwnmer Auditoriwn, Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to public. League (i Women Voters of Seminole County, 8 p.m., 114 Live Oak Lane, Altamonte Springs. Topic: sales, income and severence taxes. On to public. FRIDAY, APRIL18 Senior Citizens Tour to Nashville for Grand Ole Opry and Opryland. Leave Leeds, Casselberry, 8a.m., pick U Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 am. Carry bag lunch. Return Wednesday, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL19 Sweet Adelines concert to benefit Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., Corn. munity United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Casselberry. Artist Day at the Zoo, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for children preschool through 12th grade. Register children at sinai? group picnic shelter for free admission. Prizes for best art in various grade levels. titious name of COTTON TREE, and that I Intend to register said cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 5th day of May, 19*0 at Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 312 N. Hwy. 17 92, Casselberry, F Ia., 32707, TO: DATE: April II, 1950 Pursuant to the provisions of Section 6.107 of the Uniform CommercIal Code (F.$.A. $1676.6. transfer in Bulk assets of Shelby's TShirts and Decals whose business address is 919 SR 434, Notice Is hereby given that lam engaged in busIness at 111 Old Hickory Court, Longwood, FL 33750, SemInole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of CFTS, and that I intend to register slid name with the Clerk of the Circuit cnnaittt n, - 1950 -. NotIce Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 593 Hwy. 437 North, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, under the fic. tltious name of LONGW000 W000WORKS, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac cordancewiththe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Shirley Siegel Sec., Tres. Publish March25, & April 1,1, 13, 1910 DETl2o Y ..- -'--•• rlFisi PdlIV ' FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIvil Action No. SO426CA.04.P IN RE: THE MARRIAGE WAYNE DOUOLAS LEWIS, 0. Husband - Didn't G.t Your Pap.r? MARY HILDA LEWIS, Wife NOTICE OP ACTION To Wayne Douglas LewIs, Residence unknown Last known address: co General Delivery, Geneva, FL You are hereby notified that a proceeding for dIssolution 00 marriage has been flied agaInst you and you are required to serve acopyotyourwrittendefens.s, any, thereto uPon Petitioners attorney, ROBERT M. MORRIS, Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, Florida, 32771, on or before April 31, 1900, 1910, and file the original ______ Itwrlolwithth. Clerk of this Court either before service on PetitIoner's attorney or Im. medIately ttneceafterj ouserwis., a If vsnbav.'ul Ivg Nsrald WStNp,m.csIl kndy fri Circulation.., U Ll •ii fec the relief demanded In the PiIftIL _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________ representative, - - S t. Excellent 5020. - REALTORS - ROBERT M. MORRIS. of HUTCHISON, MORRIS Pest Office Drawer H Sanford, Florida Wil Publish March P.0, - 91,1 April 1.0. IL u ___ DET.121 M. Unsworth Realty Harold Hall, InC.REALTOR %.5774 REALTOR MLS 323-6061 or eves. 323 0517 r, ' '..!!.'t!Y!f vresrq . vv '5, n'.'ric i.. 1' U. -- 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, APPLI. ANCES,AIR&HEAT.ONAL. mvau MiNts, 5%JNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $40,500. ' NOTICE -S --- Call usor come Intodayl PLACE OVER 20,000 YEARLY. WE HAVE OVER IASTW000AND VOilE under which we are engaged in businns at 690 Williams Road, Winter Springs. Figrida. That the persons atareetod in saId business enterprise are as fobewe: THOMAS A. VOJIR and ARTHUR R. EASTWOOD JR. Dated at Altamon$e Springs, Seminols County, Florida, this' 19th day of March, 1950. * * * * * * * * NURSING AIDES Better Living Center of Cassel. berry, Call for appt. 3395002. _______________________________ - . Garage so full there's no room for thecar? Clean it out with a Want Ad In the Herald. P14. 3332611 or $314993, - , NOTICE OPADMINISTRATION The administration it ttte estate it Olive Cecil Leery, a4a Olive C. Wanted aircraft parts fabricate' I I5SiflSbiM'. Prior aircraft pe'ii required. 323.1477. We ore an Equal Opportunity Employer. Leery, dicessed. File 119CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divislen. the address of *IIIdI Is Sanford, Florida, The names and addresses of the personal rsprsufflative and the perssnalrepr.sewativvs.nern,y are uS ISrIB below. All interested 0r'NflS are requIred to file wills this cent, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF Thi FIRST PUSUCATIONOP vsa ut '' ,, I t i JUI ainst use estate a, u any by on orestu person Ii m notice wis mailed Hut d101Imaes the validitY it Hue wIll, IBS ua Nicaflena it the personal rsOreserdativL lcitbes of 1w ____ litrsiieq; venus, Ice or -- ROGER SANCHEZ ER FOREVER BARRED. Publication it Hull Notice Ms begun en AprIl ii. i PiseMl iaprsoanlative: AltO. ishnun P.O. us$31) OePL15NI Allernay Its.rsueIv: ZIEGLER ATTORNEY FOR PEN bRAt.' -. NEPRISENTATIVI: L.W. CAIRCU.. JR. . ____ ESQUIRE. Of LAWIENCI W. CARROLL, JR. Frank McMHlan P.O. III31& Orliude, FL 3111$ P.& Pest Office Isa 31 p TMOpMie: (NC) $34. --- person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 930 MilIonville DEU.1S nave FIREPLACE, ___________________ Did you know that your : club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities, CROCKTT icc, ' s7Ccma ': :. SEIGLER REALTY ;. BROKER 2439 S.Myrtle Ave. '' If your club or organ. lzation would like to be includ.d in this listing call: tLASSIFIED Country 3.1, CAIN, freshly paInted, fenced back, eat.in kit, terms, asking $34,100. 322.2611 ____________________ , " ----- - ---------- 1 OPPOITUNITY 4- I 'Ajp, it tims em ut rSlmifr - - _____________ -- - ---321.O75 uelil 244OSanfordAve. .,' SCIMd SCsaca fir edva.c,m sPud Vacation i/A.FHA.235-Con.Homes Low Down Payment . t1ms Cash for your loll Will build on your lot ot our lot ' YEnlrpriIe,lnc. Msdeilnc.,Realtor 6443012 ,"11' ''iei '. *$Y wit vwr - $CSdIla #'.I , . - OIIKS 434 ,. -,-- -' -. . ' -'." i -_ STEMPER AGENCY REALTORS 3227912 Goldsboro -By Owner 3 BR, completely remodeled insIde & out. New ww carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,500. 322.0216. Winter Sps 2 Calif con. femporn'IeS, $43,900 ea. 2 BR. dbl garage, sc porch, beautiful ; j• cond. Exc flnanclno. and air. Seeing is believing all for one small fee. Swimming, .M,i IIA rh,hhs..e. I V.-. S 701 Bldg. 3390509 E. Altamonte Dr. 3390500 terms. I Berm, 7 Bath, 2 story home in Sanford. Large rooms, ex 4 pct. interest to Qualified buyers. New home$ with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments, 333-33*7. W. Gannett White tenor done In aluminum. Peg. Real Estate Broken ng. Perifor growing JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial vamuuy. rIrW,.c,, c'rl,,- Owner anxious. I yr. war. ranty. 537,900. 834 $200 Eve. 163-3655 Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mtg. at 9'.' pcI. mt. with 57,500 or best offer. 323-5036. 46-Commercial Property BUSINESSf0rSaIe Retiring 3276451 Plumbing business complete w inventory & neal estate. Call W. Maliczowskl, REALTOR. 3237913. Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy - WantAd way. The magic number Is 333.2611 or 5)1.9993. __________________________ 4 rental units inc SRX lic, rest, bar, lounge. Exc investment, oven $2,000 mo income. S1'SOOO. Phone 32271$), Sanford INC. :' k fl R IN DeBARY 21 with ID f IVlt •- NW01 2)..0)I1 a big 701 Bldg. E..awzmQntc Dr. family room. Immaculate insIde I top condition outside. Quiet locatIon yet dole to stnopping. MId.*s. 2 BR, 35, w.w, CAH, WO, DW, pool, club house, icr. porch, 533,500. 327-0333. H Pc?. Pononclag Avalla Very large I or 3 SR condo wall oppl., including W-D, w.w carpet, CIlIA, $27,900 I BR; 137,9007 BR. 6710514 or 1.773. MAJI 4563. SO-Miscellaneous for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 339.0509 339 0505 aTPa ______ .. Ads offer no fancy claim s. Just Results! 701 S.. French 72 Ford Courier With Camper 1969 CUR YSL ER WAGON. AUTO, AIR, LOOKS GOOD. RUNS GOOD. EXC. TIRES. - 373 7303 Ii.S. WE BUY CARS - 323 783.4 5595 371 0640. -- II - Knabe baby grand piano. 6' model, Ivory keys, one owner, below wholesale Call 372 1678 anytime $30 set. Sanford Aôctlon, 1215 French 373 7340. ' - Start your own used bookstore! 5.000 used books for sale C,ill 1275 3064 or 121/ 4896 for 60-A--Business Equip. Air Conditioning For Sale Used office ,'qpt Desk, tiling cab & chairs. Many items IC) choose from. Noll's Taylor's Auto Glass Tinting Prevent fading & Snooping Santord Furniture Salvage. 17 92, So of Sanford 327 8721 Free EstImates 3224)54 Cars-Vans- Trucks FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 65_Pets.Supplies Swecksold $2OOOeach i'hoee 321 0587 or seconds but brand new fop line bedding sets only' Free 68-Wanted to Buy Custom Furniture, kitchens, wall units, wood or mica. Will buy old class rIngs & s,Iver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refnig,, stoves, ools. - Painting PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 322 ISIS - KELLCO PAINTING Licensed & Dependable after 6 WE BUY U51i.J FURNITURt, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th St. 373 09*1. Uewor repair, leak, $huwersour specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 8562 Quality household repairs Furniture Salvage, Il 92, 5),. of Sanford. 3221731. 72-Auction 647-0048 Creative Surfaces lic, Special izing in repainting. mt. & ext wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext After you have called the rest call the best 862 5592 Painting & Repair GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045. Park Ave. 322 6509 1 1essmaking We buy used furniture equIpment, Noll's Sanfcrd Free Est. O Repair Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 373.0707 FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. sanford 323 6593 Wanted to buy used office ran* THe MEINTZER TILE - 373-2801. I'uIing Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances& Misc (LOCAL) 319 5371 Concrete Vt1( Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. Trent Painting 8. Repa,r Interior 8. Exterior Free Es?. 322 3558 - Photography Weddng Phulugraphy by Joty Cullum. Free engagement - Groonng& Bearding Animal Haven Grouming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controlled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322.5732. photos or color $xlO. 323825$ Tree Service - Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal CallJimFlinn_8347499 For Estate Commercial I Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's AuctIon, 3235620. HouseCleaning Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or I time basis cu It frost free. from. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322 1721. ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 21 hr. 8300070 Antiques, modern turniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, We do wash windows Orig. 5579, now $703 on $19 mo. Agent 339-5356. Used tbl model color TV's, all working. 599.95. 10 to choose Light Residential & Commercial 1316. 53-TV- Radio-Stereo Carpet Cleaning Cash 322-4132 matt, wooden highchair, both Sn good cond Car seat 321 0830 16 New rms, kit & bath remodeling Fireplaces. We handle the whole ball of wax B. E. LINK CONST 322 /029 tim 373.1588 Heavy woodcn crib w.springs & Push button Controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Ofiglnally $619, assume pay. ments of 521 mo. Agent 339. "Specialty Items". 339 9136. WE BUY USED FURNITuRE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332 $721. 19/8 Singer Iutur,i Fully auto, repossessed used very Short time Original $593, bal. $181 or P1 mo. Agent 3395386. Remodoling REMODELING Cabinets SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale. interspring bcddinq. These beds are not damaged MICROWAVE Free Est. Lic. & Bonded Johnny Walker Const Ltd FORMERLY Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-5742 AUTO, 301 W Is? St. fleW Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold crig. 5109.35. used Short time. Bal. $119.14 or 519.35 mo. Agent 339$3$& SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 24hrs 32207/I Addltions6. 'emdlinq 322 6457 51-Household Goods - l'ZENMORE WASHER-Parts. Service. Used MachInes, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Home Repair TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Lawnmowers. We sell the best & service the rest WESTERN $100 52-Appliances etc. Wayne Beal..327 1321 beautyCare 62-Lawn.Garden 8FtPickupTruckcap FURNITURE-B Piece Broyhili dining room Set, glass front china cupI/Qard, $375. Call Mrs. Nanette Patterson. 339 1190 1 Man, qualityoperatios, 8 yrs exp. Patios, Driveways. Auto Glass Tinting Foot Lockcr,$l/99up 51-A- Furniture Home Improvement Central Temp wilt service Ac's, refrig, freezers, water coolers, "ssc Call 323 7786 anytime _______ Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad 322 2611 or 8319993 Ref. rep'. The Evening Herald Classified Ga 30161 322 5622 Beds, Dbl motel B 5 & Malt. $25 mo pymts. Total price - INC. EALTORS Leisure Living Country Style in this double wide. Large 3 Ernest MORRIS Sr. Req. REAL Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. 2710 Sanford Ave. Beautiful building lot 70x150' on Piumosa Dr. 510,500. IIALTY •ItN•.m.&1I11pIm,MIj5y$ - Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323 7189 after 3. ESTATE JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres, easy terms only $21,000. 101111,1 ,,t 4. ' Beautiful country lot In Deltona, located off Courtland & . -' 5ug, II OtSR REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker ' S _____ IRVIN BATEMAN I. NUMBER IS 3227611. ST. t,,tomnrt ,ln PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet Console stored locally Reported like new. Responsible party can taxe on low paynit'nt balance Write before we send truck Jopiin Piano, P0 Box 3064. Rome, ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE , - Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 134. I 1,1 E of I 4 339 5900. Wi buy Id 8. 2nd rnortqates. We also mike Real Estate & Business loans r lorida Mortgage Investment 1104 E Rotnson. Orlando, 422 2916 Sanford 322 87 It, warranty. S77,900 w.excellent .- , tlsss fir liii aid lst*iit. E*ør1si Geneva, '77 Del wide, 5 acres partly fenced, out building, hich I. dry. 000d water terms - -- SOSIKI $ANDWI tekIisg a acres only $110,000. Bdrm,3Bathwithcentralheat , __________________________________________ IMFWTMINT Sanlanta 3 BR, 26, C.H&A, privacy fence, pool.patio, Low nrires. our local delivery Noll's Santord Furniture Salv.iae, I/ 92 So ni 2611 or 531.9993. - DEPARTMENT 321 0640 ____________________________ SCENIC LOCATION on the Wekiva River 6+ WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS. Orlando 37? %S7? Sanford '73 Chrysler Newport 11.000 org mi fully equipped, 4 new tires, 59/5 323 2766 .136, Casselberry, 831 5399 - stock, including new, used, rebuilt & reconditioned We don't brag about our low & Sold ._ C,isselberry, 831 8399 79-Trucks.Trailers /7 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 351 Cleveland. autO 8. AC, only 53.888. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy _____________ 78 Pont Trans Am, like new, 33.000 mi only $5,888 436 Auto Sales. L60 Hwy 138. ________________________________ C.m't find if' Try us' Ov,'r II lop brand new pianoS & organs in - ill 315E First St I ----- - od trans $600 323 2819 ,ift S 76 Olds Delta 88. 2 dr, 350 engine. 18.000 one owner mi, Only 57,4.14. .136 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 438. Casselberry. 831 8399 ______________________ A OK lIRE 3227480 NEW TIRES $19998. UP 2413 French Ave Sanford 59--Musical (V'?rchandise ___________________________ - I - off of total inventory of brand 323-7832 1 Bath home with REALTOR 3231991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Older 3 story, owner $15,000. 7439 S Myrtle Ave 103 Sunset Dr., 3 BR 2 6. $44,900. Custom Cabinets & new roof. FIREPLACE, only $23300. ' Ewesdng lkn-dd BROKER MULTIPLE LISTING R5ALTOR Eve. 322 0612, 322I5I1 '907 E. 25th St. PS. ______ I 322 1120 Call 322 Ill? VIAL COL1T IEALTY Inc. down --_______ dC EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322- Eves: 349 3100, 322.1959, 333.4303 _____________________ PORTER NEEDED-Various dutles,noweeklnds.ApplyArt GCIndII5 Sanford. Orlando 327.1571 Sanford .10640 . tCROCKETT Cog omO3 SEIGLER REALTY closing will put you in this 2 Bdrm, - Also precision skates, size 6. t,iick leather boot. Iik flCW Stalling on your hauling' Good buy! 4*7 bed utility trailer-metal Sides & bed, IS" tires. $400 323 8312. REAL ESTATE additional - 69 Chev2ctr, AC,Auto, lop Dollar Paid br unk & Used cars. trucks & heavy t'guip ifl(flt 377 5990 Two 74' boys Schwinn t'IKES ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 LAKE FRONT, NICELY ----_____ WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE 8 track tapeplayer 8. holder 00 & CFU. $20,000 many Columbia tapes Ex (ClIent cond. 322 7677 REALTOR. 322 7198 monlhly income of $420 all on 5+ acres only $112,000. a, From $10 tO 550 Call 322 1674. 322 4460 ___________________________ PAYMENT. CailBart HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 drm5, 2 bath. w J., . - Modernized, CH&A, con venient location. 517,250. tx. PER IENCE & KNOWLEDGE, in CREATIVE & owner FINANCING best otfer. will accept trade ___________________________- 78-WtorcyCles No s,iesn,efl -- TERMS 2'ACRESPlNE8. PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY $1,900 WITH LOW DOWN Ige 2 BR older home. dwn owner will hold at 12 pet. $31,900. 3774914 aft S. Ave. APPLY TSNtLWU: (III) 098419? Publ*: *prti 10.71.1* AprIl I, IL 115S RN full tIme, $1 shift. Apply in - we tSUYtK 5 12.500. AVAILABLE. SURPRISING COMFORT in this AAA EMPLOYMENT ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR CUPANCY. ONLY 521,900. LOT S. APR on 1st mortgage. STEMPER SEZI BRAND NEW OVIEDO OUP. LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. _________________________ File Number' IS'iDCP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF Olive Cecil Leery ak OlIve C. Leery Diceasod REALTORS Multiple Listing Service BUYERS 8. SELLERS we can advise clients on income TAX consequences & shelters, others by appointment it SAVES. $60,000. 2'. ACRES. PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN COULD BE 3 OR 4 118,500 DOWN or less with 2nd. 3 BR, 7 bath, new country home, all amenities, 598,500. 3 BR, 2 bath, new country home, all amenities, $98,500. 11'. French HASTINGS IN PLUS (PAL.TKA AREA). 4 TO F ROM, 56.500 CHOOSE EACH. OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. best schools. $64,. 2525 - 4I4I4I I' LOCH ARBOR CT- 1 BR, pool, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI. TIES on W. 1st St. near proposed hospital, 1 city block only $110,000. 323-5176 AcrossfromHe$itho.pt. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 2565 LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE, $33,000. 912 French Ave. DIU.10 - • HIGHLAND PARK- 3 BR, formal dining rm, eat-in kit. then, shade. 534,000. Park 700FFICES TO SERVE YOU. BEST YETII WE'VE SERV. ED OUR COMMUNITy FOR OVER 20 YEARS WITH PROMPT, FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. YOUR LOW FEE AGENCY THOMASA.VOJIR ARTHUR R. EASTWOOD JR. Publish Apr. 1,1, 15,23. . - 41-Lots Acreage ACRE CALL ANYTIME Orlando 1S4I411. YOUR FUTURE IS OURCONCERN WE '.vw . ' Lease, 415 Palmetto. Call CARE II willreglsforwlffiffioClorkotffis CirCuItCQ,jrt,iflafldfof'$imlfloio County, Florida upon receipt ot proof of the publication of this notice, tho fictitious name, to.wlt: p., ersenai *W.eensati,, Putisis Income? Feel No Personal $atisfication Have Forootten lIow La Hat,. Nofice Is hereby given that the undersIgned pursuant the "FictItIous Name Statute," Chapter $5.09, FlorIda Statutes 5.I.AIMS AU UIJICTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL. DIU.7P PINECREST- 3 BR, 2 baths, $310. reduced for quick sale 5.4.995 f,rm call 373 6119 for ap pointment CONVERT TO DUPLEXLarge 2 story, zoned $32,500. many more extras, app SERVICE CONTRACT. You'll love it for $41,500. Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHA VA, FHA 2358. 245 etcellent rond. new arpef, double front door, etc. Price in His. .v,, .....y Fl rm w.brick FP, eat.in kit & $210 mo. & under if you qualify LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 baths, central H&A, $375. FACE A DEAD ENDSTREET? Dread The Thought of Facing A Business Day? Yearn To Be your own Boss? Have LIttle Chance for Higher Fleetwood 12*60. 2 BR. corn pletely renovated. everything SUPER 4 BR, 28 home In Park 197/ Vega. clean. low mi $1750 or j 77-Junk Cars Removed 58-Bicycles WANTED TO IwY Itornes in the' City of Sanford for reh.it)ilit'oflproiect Will pay up to 510.000. maytx' ,Iore Call Stanley Stone. Sanford I40L511 Authority 305 323 cash to mtg. $19,900!! Harold Hall Realty, Inc 323 5774 REALTORS MIS Bedrooms, 1978 1' Bird 31.000 mi Like new Blue 54.500 322 2787 -. - Wanted 47-A--Mortgages Bought HANDYMAN- 3 baths. $28,500. 142 Carver Av Academy Manor - iv w,',um ii m*v Deceased . SUCCESS BUT - - -- YR. OLD DUL WIDE Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, w Central H&A heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit Low low Realty,lnc. LOVELY old 2 story. LIve in fine section of town with 2 rental units to make the monthly payment. Only $19,500 down & assume low mt. mortgage. $69,500. NEW kcES en'lto 5dally Mary Griffith Realtor 1.123.1426 322.3994 1105 MORE, front & rear BR's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 5200 VA & FHA Financing ________________- I ___________________________________ '77 Invader Elite 17' tn hull with 115 hp Mercury engine and trailer 668 8466 Wanted to buy for cash from owner 3 t)edrcx)rn, 7 bath I,OfT,,' Write 80* 1539. Sanford qiving location, owner and See our beautiful new BROAD UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 2B custom built home on Crystal Lk chalnl 70' Sc porch overlooking lake & every feature imaginable. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only 5110,000. .'.-w-, Deltona area 1g. 3 BR, 38 hoijs well Insulated ultra mod. kit. C.H&A. Call (305) 349.3601 after 6 p.m. Fun?? 5. it Hue Estate it KENNETH P. TeleIsona: (391) iN Publish: April 15,1910 01(1.33 - A DEGREE OF NOTICE UNDIN YJUfll it 3fl.5353, 3223772, 322 0719 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates wDock,. $430 mo. St.Johns Realty Co., Realtor 322.6123 ENJOYING - f!u 25415. French AVe. 322-0231 47-Real Estate 42-Mobile Homes Harold HaH 24 . I New Batteries 57995 7113 French Aye Sanford 16 Deep V float and galvanized trailer float needs some work 5.450 323 9064 WORLDS 323-5774 I 76-Auto Parts - - *N'T sTORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. hILlY JUNK CARS Boil some water!" 834 4605 loealer1 -------- - -_____________________________ A OK I iE 322 lilo hocks 5595 Heavy Duty 57.95 AIR SHOCKS $39.95 15' fionita Boat with ISO hp Mercury outboard & trailer, good condition. $2,200 323 7120 2435' -z S. French (17-92) Sanlord 323-5324 CONTRACT. Just $37,500. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Tired of i'inting? 3.2, 5i30 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. Plo pets. Geneva GdenjApts. 1503W. 25th St. B A 1011? ARE you ______________________ i -- TOU1 I Isgal Notics FOREVER BARRED. h1sI 3161 10 Eat ___________________________ ------. Date 'I use twit , & MAMILE WILL BE 'or begun on April IL 1150. . Personal lapruanlative: AltO. Johnson P.O.SeslIII OrIende.FL 3*2 Attorney fo' Persasel Repres.NaHve; Frank McMIHian j, -. .VU !!IV 3236310. * * * * * * * * Strawbot.les, Large & Plentiful, you or we pick. D.ily S to 6. Quantity dIscounts. Beets bu., Sweet potatoes, $4.30 bu. Fmh or cured Pork 70c lb or upat Treasure island, Hwy 14 East of Leelburg. 711.3519. representative. or the venue er lurlsdlctlen it . ALt. CLAIMS, 01MAR08. AND OBJECTIONS NOT 10 FILED FOREVER RARRED. ftfl of this Notice ____ Tt1. Unfurnished Casselberry, 834 8399 . The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors & lots more! BPP SERVICE Surban, Silverado pkg, Duel AC. only 53.250. .136 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, 5168 () JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, 18 home in Wynnwood on a beautifully landscaped lot! Pan Fl rm, Din, area, w w carpet, Ig patio Ciit' s I 1971 flonita Ski Boat with tripod. 175 Johnson rebuilt motor & trailer. $900 or best offer 323 property. Yours for 523.500. If you have th imagination this home can be turned into a duplex or home with business or maybe you have ideas of your own. Zoned comm. $47,000. LOveIy3BR, 1½ B. CHIA, Company benefits. Apply Handy Way Foods, Sanford area. home close to school & shopping, Exc. investment I BR Spanish style doll house. Ideal for couple or single person. Only 58,500 to assume mtg. - ConvenIence store clerk. Good . 'Oøød '- ........e-. 32l4 jses Handyman special 2 BR I B the reserved price Call 901 255 8311 for further details. jjj MAKE PAYMENTS--'6? to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 436, Casselberry. 834 8399. _______________________________ ROI3SOM MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 92 S,intord, F Ia 32771 "Quick! REALTY way. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p.m. Its theonly one in Florida. You set , - Good investment! Wide variety of uses, 2 BR 1 8. Gen comm. zoning! Only $21,900. 41-Hodses - -________ Hwy 92. 1 nile west of Speed - 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van, 8 pass 36.000 mi. only 55.488. 136 AutO Sales, 860 Hwy RCA color console 25'. sold new over $700 Balance due $17500 or take over my payments $1700 month Still in warranty Will deliver Call RI.? 5394 305323 1863 jive. 305 668-3640 Just listedl 2 BR I B home in CCM on fenced lot. 30 x 10 coverea patio overlooking pool! C H&A, calm kit, FR 8. more! Just 540,0001 Town house in Sanora 3 BR, 2' B, beautifully furnished, pool. garage, available until Jan. 1, 1951. $125 mo. The Real Estate Agency Inc. Realtors 323.5, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _________ TELEVISION / MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE _____________________________ 7/Chevy Sport Van, WOs. 6 cyl. 3 sp 35000 rn only 5.3.488. 436 Auto Sales. $60 Hwy £36. Casse'berry. 834 8399 - -__________________________ SANFORD AREA -- _----• BARGAiN TV'S Why pay more? HERBS TV 2597 S Santord Av 323 1734 /a// LET'S MAKE A DEAL Looking for an Income producing property' Call us today for a chance at this newly remodeled 2 story duplex in Sanford at only 543.000. You can't afford to miss it. Exc terms. WE LIST AND SELL 40-Condominiums 80-Autos for Sale 55-Boats & Accessories Sanford's Sales Leader - 75-A-Vans 53-TV-Radio-Stereo - STE N STRO rvl Sanford Area Pasture Forrent,3',acres,$35mo. $31 6634 Gentleman ------- by Gill Fo: REALTOR MLS Evi 323.3t$ REALTY ry!I$Z) get JUNE PORZDG REALTY Warehouse, light manufacturing with office space. 2,500.10,000 sq ft. fully sprmnkI & in sulated, I-1&5R46. 18948098. $130mo + $Sodep. Avail. April 15th. 322.5058. -------- - I Terms. Call 323 -- 37-E Pasture Rental LA FD t sure The Time Tested Firm Req. Real Estate Broker 120N. Pdrk Ave 3226123 37-D1nthj for Jo/zni ompan For Sale By Owne, 2110 SF Lakefront Home. Country Setting With dock. Towering Oak Trees, Fruit Trees. $85,000 MINI.U.LOCK New concrete buildings a'I sites, 5208. UP, especially nice, most Convenient Ofl 1-4 at SR 46 behind Days Inn, I 4 Industrial Park. 323-0061. f.ncedyd.fuily.qpl.kit,,$5 lnmyhome4.4p,m. _Fiilced Yard. TLC. 3236.141 ______________________________ aItI YL cern. AU. CLAIMS AND OS. JICTIONS NOT 10 FILED WILL • $y Susan 1. Tabor .... ill venue, Id . Clerk of the os.umv mi o ciaims against the estate and (2) any "leCtion by an Interested p. whim notice was mailed that challenges the validity the will. the qualifications it the personal - WITNESS my ARTHUR H. IICKWITH 'JIU5t - - pd. ----- ___________________________ DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ebleeflens the! may have that th$lInge the validity of .the FIRST PUBLICATION . - Will Babysit utilities acceptable. United Solvents. 323-6446. child. Problems because Of r shIft changes? Call for detaIls 323$313. to each personal reprssotntative, All persons irstarested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has P'ius mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE are set forth below, All interested persons are required to file with this court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF it this Court en the 21st day of INC. (5(AL) - . • __________________________ 37-A Storage Rental 41-Houses ORANGE CITY- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Living rm, extra large kitchen & family room. 5 years old. Asking $39,000. Owner will help finance qualified person, Act Now' This Won't Last Long! Call 789-4387 OwnerAssociate. Fully Furn2 BR.1B,W.D, 1 child, no pets, 6 mo lease, April 15. Oct. 15. $300 mo. 5200 sec dep. 323.1417, Between noon & 6 p.m. preferred, share bath wsame. FACTORY WORKERSmature w.Isarnlng ability. Heavy physical work. Retirees - Will babysit in my home Weak. days. 5. Sanford Ave..Lake Jsssup area. 333.3133. IN RI ESTATE Op KENNETH F. ZIEGLER Deciesid NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING .,,,i,I,....4 Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Sanford, Florid., The names and addresses personal representative •. the omlrepr wative'sattcrney default will be entered against you 4. - 1 BR efficiency upstairs w - LearnIng environment offered In my home for your --. THE Free or reduced rates Division . DET.116 _______________________ SATURDAY, MAY Ii Lunch and Fashions to benefit Humane Society, noon, Buck's Restaurant, Sanford Airport. Call 323. ,1• 33-Houses Furmshed FURNISHED APT.-3 bedroom. All utilities included. $300 per month. Call 323630$. not Lakeview Nursing Center, 912 F. 2nd St., Sanford. If YOU Qualify. 3331421 Llng The estimated total of the AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATI: transferor's debts ii unknown. ARE HERESY A schedule of the properly to that the ad. be transferred and a list of the. NOTIFIED creditors of the above named ministratIon of the estate of ZIEGLEN, transferor, as furnished by the KENNETH f said transferor, may be inspected oecsas, t'iie NUmber 30.107 CF. at the following address: 500 High. IS pending In the Circuit Court for way 17.92, Fern Park, Florid. kmitloleCOUflty, Florida, Probete DivisIon, the address of which is 33730 4.Thetransferlsnotbeing made Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, The personal to pay or satisfy existing debts. 5. The amount of new con. representative of the estate is ROGER SANCHEZ, whoa, ad. sideratIontobapaidforlhea IS I410 Coquina Drive, describsd bulk transfer Is $l5,.00 and is to be paid on April MerrItt Island, Florida 3753, The 23, 1950, at Altamonfe Springs, name and address olthspot'sorial representative's attorney are set Seminole County, Florida. 'th below. DENOP. KIKEQUof All persons having claims or Baldwin & Dikecu SOOHighwayl7.fl demands ao.Inst the estate are THREE Fern Park, Florida 33730 requIred, WITHI N Phone: (303) 134.1424 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ATTORNEYFORTRANSFEREE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, tO flu with the Publish: April iS, 1910 ciorkofthe above co*atawrlflen DEU.57 statemontOfanyclaImorØe they may have. Each claim m IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR beinwritIngandmustindIcat,p,, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA basis for the claim, the name and addrsssofthocredltororhis.g.nt PROBATE DIVISION or attorney, •fl, the •p FILE NUMBER SS'13.CP claimed. if the claim is ,ioi yet Division due, thi date *tlilt it will become IN REt ESTATE op dueshallbestated, Ifftseclaim Is Hal B. Pierce contl001nt or unllquidatod, the ed nature of the uncertainty shall be NOTICE stated. If the claim Is secured, the OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the estate h1cit'Ity shall be described. The l Hal B. Pierce, deceased, File claimant shall deliver sufficient Number lO$3.CP, Is pending inthe copies of the claim to the clout to Circuit Court for Seminole county, enable the click Publish March25, & AprIl 1,5, 13, II& LIWLI,,... CHILD CARE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 15.157 CF 959 SR 134, L&hgwood, Florida " - 41-Houses COWan. Nu,T'e Aides exp. in nursing home care. Apply in person u by the undersigned buyer and the following InformatIon Is furnished to you herewith: 1.Thepropertytobetransferred Statutes 1957. sig. Central Florida Technical Serv cii Inc. Haloern. rates. Day or night. 323,6677. COM. but necessary. Apply Days Sanford, in my home. Hrty, daily, wkly FIRING ________________________ LOngwood, Florida 32730, will be made to Howard and Brenda Letler, whose business address is P.O. Box 511, North Tazewell, Virginia 24630. The debts of the transferor are not to be paid in full Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section $63.09 Florida PISTOL SEMINOLE Dr. Earl S. WeIdon Chairman Beard of Trusties seminole Community College Mr. J. Wendell'Ag,e Publish: April 13, 27, 29, 1900 DEli)) 107), you are hereby notIfied that on the 25th day of April, 1910, a FICTITIOUS NAME marked: RANGE, of the Owner. No bid shall be with. drawn for a period of 30 days from the opening date. President Seminole Community College Florida 32730 n, TUESDAY, MAYS Rummage, plant and bake sale sponsored by Women's Guild of the Lutheran Church of Providence, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Providence Boulevard and Dunlop Drive, Deltona. Luncheon available. OF . Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 11g. Sylvia M. Barts 1910 ArQ 1,5, s. DEU. FRIDAY, MAY2 Fish Fry, 5 p.m., Sanford Police Benevolent Associallon, Highway 17.92. CR EDITORS the bidder and preferred *P. - Spur of the Moment Babysitting waive any Informalitles and technIcalities in bidding, and to award the lob in the best interest SHELBY' S SHI RTS AND DECALS, 959 SR 434, Longw, cordance with the provisions of the TUESDAY, APRIL29 Energy Community Forum, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Free to public. Over 50 Club, 10:30 u.m., Redding Gardens social ball. ALL 6-Child Care it; ClASSiFIED AilS Furnished apts for Senior Citizens. Very clean. 31$ Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Desk Clerk position avail. Full time & part time. Sal open, Tuesday, Aoril 13, 1980-38 C _________________________ __________________________ - MUNITY COLLEGE, and delivered not later than date and hour mentioned above, Owner reserves the rigtt to reiect any or all bids or certain portions of a bid as stipulated in the FORM OF PROPOSAL, and to NOTICE TO CREDITOR$OF BULK TRANSFER Ihe fictitious name of SYLVIA'S PLANTS & BIRDS, and that I intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac. President and address of DEU-2 Seminole County, FlorIda under MONDAY, APRIL28 VFW Post 10108,8 p.m., log cabin, Sanford lakefront. Kindergarten Roundup, T.W. 'Lawton Elementary School, Oviedo, 1:30 p.m. Lois Hardin, guest speaker will explain requirements for registration to parents. , I 31Apartrnents Furnished RN or LeN, Ito 12 part time. Apply in person Sanford i4urslno & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. Found in Paola, adult Male brindle Greyhound with tatoos In ears. 323fl41. with the contract documents, In duplicate, enclosed in an opaque sealed envelope bearing the name Datud this 24th day of March, 1980. (SEAL) 51g.: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Sanford, FIa. By: Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk Publish Apr. 1, 8, 15, 22, 1980 FICTITIOUSNAME 1$th&Oak. Reward. 3231331 onafacslmlleoftheform Included 11:00A.M. Statutes 1957. Sig. NAVEEN M. LADHA Secretary Publish March 258. April 1,8, 15, 1980 DET123 THURSDAY, APRIL24 Norman deVere Howard Chapter UnIted Daughters of the Confederacy, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 Palmetto Ave. sum, issued bya bonding company licensed in Florida. To be eligible for consideration, bids muss Comply with the laws of Florida, all conditions of the specifications, md must be made Unless such certificate or cer tificates shall be redeemed ac name with the Clerk of the Circuit TUESDAY, APRIL22 VFW AuxilIary 10108, 8 p.m., log cabin, Sanford lukefront. - ? 831- 9993 -_______________________ MoNDAY, APRIL21 VFW Post 10108 and Auxiliary Joint meeting, 8 p.m., long cabin on lakefront. : 322-2611 _________________________ SUNDAY, APRIL20 Open house and barbecue PACE School for Children with Learning Disabilities, 1.4 p.m., new building on Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. Central Florida Choral Festival sponsored by American Guild of Organists; massed chorus singing 11 anthems, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park, 4 p.m. No admission charge. Carnival of the Animals symphony performed by Florida Symphony Orchestra with Grapefruit ProductIons, 2:30 p.m., Central Florida Zoo. Norrnat zoo admission charge. - Orlando - Winter Park _________________________ Sweet Adeline Concert to benefit Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center PTA, 7:30 p.m., community United Methodist Church fellowship ball, Casselberry. Flea Market Sale, 8.11 a.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434, I.ongwood. VFW Post 10108 and Auxiliary Litea4like, 10 a.n to noon, Sanford Police Department parking lot. Bikes taped free. 0 Seminole ...i WEDNESDAY, APRIL16 Free public lecture on Transcendental Meditation program by Bill Spencer, 8 p.m., TM Center, 420 Hillcrest St., Orlando, League of Women Voters of Seminole County, 11:30 a.in., 1 Spring St., Alt.arnonte Springs. Topic: sales, income and severence taxes. Open to public. 'S..-. Evenino Herald. Sanford. Fl. I$-Help nted $800.00 monthly possible Stuffing INVITATION TO BID and addressing envelopes ano PISTOL RANGE SHELTER clipping newspaper items. SALTLAKECITY(UPI)_ 1 accepting bids for the IoIIow!n SEMINOLE COMMUNITY listed surplus equipment: Send stamped.addressed Federal Judge Bruce Jenkins COLLEGE I. 1976 Ford 4.Dr. Sedan, 2. 1972 envelope plus 2Sc to: Con. SANFORD, FLORIDA has reduced the sentences of Ford ', Ton Pickup, 3. 1917 Ford tlnental.IV, Box 14702, Sealed bids from rtrr.n.e c .,.... ,m #'g'irir Orlando, Fla. 32107. " PIuIL., UUIIVU.LVU LU LI1C Fire Truck. i• LLP1Iil) L)PJ. will bereceivedby Owner Bosrdo Validating Machne,6. Two (2) RATES 1977 "MexIcan Connection" iatfl Mobile Radios. Trustees for Seminole Community Itime 44C line heroin trial, including the life i Items may be viewed at City College at 2:00 P.M., May6, 1910, HOURS 3consecutiveflmes flc a line Telephone In the Board Room of SemInole 20 E. Broadway. All Items sentence of ring-leader David Hall, 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7 consecutive times 34c a line ld as . Community College. The following Houston Jackson of Miami, MONDAY thru FRIDAY is Included: Bids will be accepted on the Solicitors Fla. 23 yard firing line thelter in entire package or by individual SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum items, existing pistol rang., wood tlmbei ______________________________ NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR Bids will be receiyed no later and deck construction with con. THE EVENING HERALD Jenkins Monday reduced crete foundations. than 7:30 p.m., May 19, 1910. at CIRCULATION DEPART. DEADLINES Jackson's sentence from life which time bids will be opened and Bid documents are open to MENT. to 30 years in a federal prison. reAd. Public inection in the offices of Noon The Da, y Before Publication F.W. Dodge Plan Room THOMAS 0. MORGAN, Apply in person But the judge said he would Central Florida Builders Ex. MAYOR OttP,. not lower the $100,000 fine change in Orlando; and may be Sundaj - Noon Frida9 Cityovovi, or call 322.2611. obtained from the offices of imposed on Jackson by the _________________________ ________________________ Florida Gutmann Dragash Associates Publish: April 15, __________________________ 1910 late Federal Judge Willis Architects Planners, DEU.56 In. ______________________________ Ewning Hesaki Hitter. corporated, Sanford Atlantic NOT ICE OF INTENTION TO National Bank Building, Suite 401, -hntnictin 300 N. French Ave. 3-Cemeteries Jackson had been convicted Draw.s 93$, Sanford, Florida ________________________ _________________________ REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, Fl. 32711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 32771, upon request accompanied on charges of conspiracy to $25.00 deposit per set. 2Specesin Masonic Gardens. In Exclusive Designs distribute a controlled sub- Pursuant to Florida Statute 86S•09 byDeposit will be refunded in full area's most butiful Memor. that the undersigned, desiring to Mechanics helper, chauffeur 1k Creative Expressions 3221513 stance. He was also convirted engage in business under the for two sets to contractors sub. al Park, $100 to settle estate. preferred, will train. Apply in on a charge of being a career fictitious name of HOMES BY mitting bona fide bids and return 3221076 person Richie's VW, 1 ml. N. of documents In good usable ______ GINA, at P.O. Box 3396, City of . 12-4dIff 434 on 17.92. criminal. His conviction and OaklawnMemortal Pk.2lots + 2 County of Seminole, condition within 5 days after the - _________________________ sentence were upheld by the Longwood, ning of bids. Refund for sets in vaults for sale. Priced much State of Florida, intends to opwitho going Shopping, the below current value. Call 10th CircuIt Court of Appeals. register the said name with the excess of two will be less sis.00 to 21-Situations Vifanted Ainway Way. Amway 7003. Clerk of the Circuit Court of cover cost of reproduction, on the products delivered to your samebasisoireturnofc$cum,nts The other defendants - all Seminole County, Florida. home. Call 322.6419 After S or FOR 1st CLASS HOME 1M. Contractors who obtain bid VIRGINIA GRAHAM convicted on conspiracy 4_p ..wekends. PROVEMENT 8. Remodeling documents and do not bid the ________________________ ________________________ Publish March 25 & April 1 8, 15, charges - were also given with References. Call 323922$. prolect, must return same at least 1980 $203.10 possible In only S hrs. 10 days before the bid date, or maximum sentences by DET122 work per wk at home. Your CANNON REST HOME $15.00 per set to defray cost of answer to financial security. Hitter. The ring smuggled Spcial cars, good food, for fl-Rooms -reproduction and handling, as set Robrti, P.O. Box 343, Fern t-Iorida Statutes 197 244 olderly lady. Can be iiiore than $100 million worth forth above, Pk, Fl. 32730. Notice of Application patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, Subcontractors and others may Mexican heroin into the ROOMSFOR RENT forTazDeed Altimotwe Springs. $341115. obtain complete bid documents Convenient to downtown NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, United States, through • upondepositot$25,00whlcflwillbe inquire at 401 Magnolia Ave. that LeoW. Salvail 8. .Seanned'Arc Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A -- -• Arizona and Califnrnizi ----'---' .-.-,... divaii yne-.noiaer Of IflC following refunded. less 11S.00 tn Dating Service. All reproduction cost, upon return of Spare or part.time sales help Sanford Gracious living. Reas. distributing the drugs into at certificates had filed said cer ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. documents in good conditIon Weekly 8. monthly rates, wanted. Work out of yourown hf icates for a tax deed to be isSued tar Fl. least eight states between 1973 3331$. within 5 days after openIng of bids. home, set your own hours, Utilities pd. Inquire 300 S. Oak thereon. The certificate numbers and 1977. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. U1.7R3. EXCELLENT INCOME. NO and years of issuance, the Partial sets to material suppliers will be issued at cost of Sell thsoq useful, no longer INVESTMENT. Fringe ___________________________ i description of the property, and reproduction, needed Items with a Herald benefits include paId vacation, I Ihenamesinwhichitwasauessed 3Apin Each bid must be accompanied Unfurnished Classified Ad. Call 322.2611 or companycar, retirement plan Legal Notice are as follows: Certificate No. $319193. & more. Send Resume to: Mr. 371. Year of Issuance 1973. by a certified check or bid bond issued by an acceptable surety R.Luettchau, l3óMargo Lane, Description of Property: Lots3233 BR-$209up. Pool. Adults only company for not less than s per. FICTITIOUS NAME Longwood, Fl. 32730. & 34 81k H, Longwood Park, PB 11 on Lake Ada. lust So. of cent of thebasebid. The sUCcessful 5-4_OSt & FoUfld Notice is hereby given that I am Pgs. 8 9 & 10. Name in which Airport. Blvd. on 17.92 in; bidder will be required to furnisI' ____________________________ LPN full time, 3.11, Apply to engaged in business at Altamonte aSsessed Hugh 0. Donneii. Sanford, Call 323.1670 Mall No. 125, 431 Altamonte Ave., Lakeview Nuring Cm er, 919 41101 said pr('perty being In the performance bond and labor and Mrinir's Vlllag. materials payment bond, each In LOSTdog,maleCaihu.hue Altamonte Springs, Seminole E. 2nd County of Seminole, State of St., Sanford. the full amount of the contract Terrier face, Thur-s4)O County, Florida, under the fic. Florida. TUESDAY, APRIL 15 Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, State Road 434, Longwood. Lyman High School PTSA, 7:30 p.m., auditorium. Adult film program, 2 p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. "Hollywood: The Dream Factory." Council of Arts & Sciences meeting, 7:30 p.m. Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Open to public. w - - - w U ______________________________________ CLASSIFID ADS 677.$a4 ardeq jexva CUSTOM HOMES BUILT APA RIM ENTS "Luxury For Less" I, 2, 3 Ii. Suites Unfwnn. Adult. Family StiIdlo - Rebuild Condemned Houses 322.5665 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 37) 05)7 Custom buIlt utility 1. boat trail en, truck racks & misc. repairs. Wlndow& Screen Repair S.G.BALINT Carpentry, Painting, Maint. olall types. Lic. Bonded 3334035 lMured $345399 WINDOW I SCREEN REPAIR also PATIO DOORS 3221545 aftero - Investors this won't last long. Furnishued triple.,. Canports, lge lot on S. Sanford Ave., has room tO expand, fully rented. Profit over $300. Assume present mtg., asking $63,000. 1269-7371. Good Used TV's, 5751. up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 332-0333 TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold onig. $493.75. B-al $113.16 or $17 mo. Agent 3391316. SPool - Laundry Qule$ - 1 . Story 1505 W. 25th ST. SANFORD 322•20t0 To List 'You Business... DIoJ 322-2611 or 831-9993 - k- - -,. !. I i.L.' _ - -- --- -- -, - - .• - - .-..- - - S.-. ' .- -. - -- S.- _... ------ . -- - -- - . f • - 4-. - ..- - . �- 4., BLONDIE 4111-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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. � 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 15, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 1980. 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BLON DIE NONv, Cu WERE ALWAYS GOOD IN MATH EMATWEPEN1- YOU? TOGETHER, AND' '-• . (NOPE) THE 1BLE -' -\/•_____ __ -v-. - 11 - 1 % ____________________ ___________ ________ r 1E __ P 0 __ ELSAI R agreement 51 Snail genus ID Currencies 54 Bowling 12 Trill target 14 Stave 55 Continuing 15 Invisible Story 16 Balaams 56 Horse food mount 57 Deprecate _____ Wafer Won' I - u. In Vinegar ,CJ R1 Y111 ________ 111 1C418 let t Limit Weight a c RMS r-1° öi I1E_11j -N1 A LAMB I read DEAR DR. SA P fl that thklfl8 three teaspoons of °It8tTr ....r.1VI i g 17 Hawaiian 0 L J1_I vinegar in a cup of water 40 instrument (T6[A s a 1A1t11 duce day will re a times DOWN three LI 19 Weather FE L T R A1 0 - 1CL1U1 the measurements of a perbureau (abbr.) f KC £NC Charitable or. T WJO son's waist in two or three 20 Number ganization 13 Genetic 40 Explode 23 Arab country months. The article also (abbr.) material 26 Alcoholic 41 Takes option mentioned that vinegar is a 2 Suffix 18 Small barrel 42 Code dot beverage 3 Companion of 20 Fishing aids 43 __________________________ good bowel regulator. Is Margarine 27 Resort odds 21 Restive vinegar harmful and does this 30 Overjoys 44 Arm bone 4 Stage of a by Mort Walker 22 Cure 32 Involve the reduce practice journey 23 Hedge plants 46 Of the ear 34 Capital of grandmother of six. I didn't waistO of the measurements 5 Change Color 24 City in Israel 47 Laugh loudly Poland take my children to the doctor READER DEAR 6 Sepia 35 Mediums 25 Horse 48 Except that just for everything for 7 Painters Vinegar Is acetic acid. It is a forte 27 Sensible 50 Family I don't emergencies. And stand 36 Female saint 28 Type Size the mild acid compared to member 8 Bird class (abbr.) Insist that my children do 29 Beverages acid your stomach 52 Comedian 37 Dry.as wine 9 Sediment 31 Add sugar either. My youngest grandproduces. It has no medicinal Skelton 39 Surfaces 11 Poor area 33 Weed effect whatsoever. It won't child looked yellow to me and 40 Peephole 12 Inquires 38 Greek letter 53 Pique since babies do get Jaundice, I — — — — harm .you and it won't eI 72nd Year, No. 144—Wednesday, February 6 Dr. ___________________________________________________________________ Lamb _______________________________________________________________ •1 Tri"be Crushes Gre yhounds A - BEETLE BAILEY WELL, THE GENERAL J THANI(EP ME FOR MV EFFICIENCY PROPOSALS tsl) i YES, HE SAID HEV TAKE THEM HOME TONI&MTANP COVER _______ REALLY . £ _ ~ S 1 __________ 2 3 4 —— l/ ______ ______ 10 __________ I14 — _ . PM I' 5 —— 11 ——— - 16 — ______________________________ _________________________________ ______ THE BORN LOSER 17 18 — — by Art Sarsom Z vo#"P A OR COW00 Uc 35 34 —— 36 _ 37 — —— ARCH I E - - 54 — by Bob Montana CF- CX _L' C~~ PARAKEET I WANT TO STOP IN THIS OP ARCH. FOR A MINUTE, PLEASE - _______________ / U I ' - — vs::~l For Wednesday, February 6, 1980 . : EEKA MEEK VEE 1ATS &&l3 TO AS VJE- WI IX*IJJ OW . 1)E O. OIL... C( ZE&PS ISIkS ThE. FRl( lkJ t) MAUJTAlIJ 11- EIR PTS... ______ For .. to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today monarch. ruled out the release of the bO American President Abothassan Banladr, who ' hostages before the deposed shah Is was named head of the council in an returned to Iran to face trial. appointment that significantly expanded ' Ayatollah Mohammed Beheshti, his power base, will chair the meeting to secretary of the ruling 13-member discuss Waldheim's proposal, the commission to investigate the alleged commission to investigate the shah's crimes of the shah. i ,'• h11O 1111111 I d dIe - . . Herald c by Tom Netsel Photos S have the backing of the people in the district. Herald Stuff Writer publish and sell its own newspaper recently: and the proceeds. Mrs. Ernest Wesch Sr., vice chairman Officials of the Republican Party in students decided, would go to the Central Florida Zoo. Principal Arletta Coberly. teacher Joy. Zerivitz, and the paper's editor. alleged crimes. andal By DONNA ESTES The gifted class at IA)119%vood E.lementary -School decided to "Freeing the American hostages is not But he said the key issue is not possible before the extradition of the establishment of the commission but the shah," Besheti told a news conference timing of release of the hostages. carried by Tehran Radio and monitored The United States has demanded the in Kuwait. , release of the hostages on formation of The sources close to the Council, the investigatory commission. Iran quoted by the Western press, made no wants the investigation be completed mention of what effect an acceptance of first. the U.N. proposal would have on the The militants holding the hostages a. *hostag.s,hatnghetd for th. have said the shah must be returned 95th day today in the occupied U.S. before they willi release their captiveill. WIN AT BRIDGE 4t FOR THE BIRDS Tehran as sources close to the council moderate stand on the hostages. said the ruling group will accept a U.N. Waldheirn last week proposed the The best aid you have in potatoes. When there's too YOURBIRTHDAY CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may do a lot of fancy reducing your waistline much in the bloodstream, it's February 6, 1980 Many fun, exciting things talking in an attempt to get measurement is weight called carotenemia. It is not ,,,/ ! ________________________ can happen for you this out of certain domestic control, accomplished by at all the same thing as . ~ . coming year, especially in the responsibilities today. Don,t proper dieting and sensible jaundice and it's very easily cured by simply cuttft back social areas. However, a word waste your breath. Your exerciseby Howie Schneider ll DEAR DR. LAMB - I 8111 on the carrots and of caution: Prudent handling nobler instincts won't permit the mother of five and the vegetables, of your finances is required. it. t*JT1L-FIk)NLY 1HEARP AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Jj4Q VJILL 19) It would be a costly You're the most charming I mistake to by to use money as and kind person today in the solution to winning othiers dealing with others In all 64 I over to your side today. Be matters ex cept one: Money, sense :'" -' sharp contrast with earlier favorable A senior Iranian official and close aide accounts of his rule and much closer to Iranian charges against the ousted - . -1 Shah ' proposal to set up an international establishment of the international .., allowed Greyhound boss Tom Lawrence. "That kind of threw us out of whack and out of our game plan." Big men Reggie Butler, McCray and Thomas also threw the Greyhounds off their shooting plan. With the three lanky seniors dominating the inside, the Greyhounds went frigid from the field, connecting on just one of 13 floor shots in the second period. Lyman managed some salvation however by Wilting 11-12 free throws in the period to stay within striking distance. The Greyhound's journey to the charity stripe also spelled early See TRIBE, Page 2A ts It's also found in sweet /It Aft By United Press International pigment that the body absorbs self-addressed envelope for It. Send your request to me, in and uses in this manner. The pigment that causes the care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, problem is called carotene. New York, NY 10018. . mand want this issue can send 75 peas because they don't have cents with a long, stamped, an orangIsh..yellowlsh 1 It, De — — Girth Control: Avoiding the mean that the child is getting 7L — ± I j Big MI&Ue, since apparently too much of thosc kinds of that's what you're really vegetables. You don't see a .• epea R McCray hit two fast hoops, added a slicing tip-in, got help from a David Thomas eight-footer and a 20-foot jumper from Glenn Stambaugh and by the end of the first stanza had pushed the Tribe to a 16-12 lead which they never relinquished. "They started hitting the boards and controlling things," Republicans I am sending you The any color change, such as Health Letter number 3.7, you've described, it does ly BERNICE BEDE OSOL IN% ______ 52 HOROSCOPE - ,\ _____ ' r1 t?IDN T KNOW THEY (i ALWAYS THOUGHT " HEY, H THINGS 7HEY ThAT'S _ __ PARAI(EET SEEPS-- - 51 Iranian — — Adding bulk to your diet as does not mean that a 46 41 48 well as using plenty of liquids reasonable amount of carrots — — such as ordinary water would in the diet isn't good for a child. But whenever you see — — — be more effective, 55 -- 56 w FAR ' llfl // / 2-5 1 41 - jr — — ___ SJIII(, 38 — typical Tribe fashion: a four-act play. It was Tom Lawrence's Greyhounds who owned the f irst half of chapter one, however. Quick buckets by Greyhounds Sam Lemon and Kelvin Ilillman pushed Lyman to a fast 4-0 lead, prompting Payne to signal for an equally fast time out. The early Seminole rest brought less than fruitful results however as lnion canned another jumper and forward Neal Gillis hit his second bucket to push Lyman to an 8-0 lead four minutes into the game. It was there that Payne signaled for his full-court press which brought immediate results. "We had to do soiiiething," pointed out Payne about the strategy. "They had us on the ropes early." Seminole, in the form of senior forward Bruce McCray, bounced off the ropes and back into the contest quickly. Tuesday 1'. — — — concerned, lf you don't drink skin. Ido hope you can give much water or liquids, it me an answer. — — — — might bea minimal aid but, T)EAR READER - The J other than that, I don't think yellow pigment in carrot can _ — ______ expect much in cause an orangish-yellowish y that department either. discoloration of the skin. That — - By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor night's Five Star Conference clash between the . "I ~_ Fighting Seminoles and L)mian Greyhounds was one for the . I I , I ,I . a record books the Seminole High School all-time single • - "- ( -S.. season basketball victory record books, that it. L. -. . Bill Payne's run-and-gun squad shook off some early first 1 --. quarter lethargy, dominated the boards and exploded in the third quarter to whip the Greyhounds 79.57. The victory marked the 22nd of the season for the Seminoles, rewriting the all-time single season mark set nine years ago by Nt'f'ald Photo by Tom VIIICW Coach Joe Mills and his Larry Pearce - and Billy Corso-led Lanky senior forward David Thomas snags one of squad that notched 21 wins before losing to Martin County in his game-high 15 rebounds against Lyman the regional round of state playoff action. enroute to the Tribe's 79-57 record-breaking win While the Seminoles rewrote the record book, they also put over the Greyhounds. some nice touches on their 22nd winning novel of the season in As far as the bowels are can change the color of your ————— 16 , 27 28 29 mightbe helpful if you happen others like beets or peas? I just can't believe that food to be overweight. - ALV*Y'5~ ' suggested to my daughter•In6 7 8 9 — — — — — — About the only way It could law that a visit wouldn't hurt. 12 13 reduce your waistline She took the baby and was — measurements would be If told It was from eating carrots — you drank water with the and squash. — I don't think I've ever heard three teaspoons of vinegar in ——— th at before. Why does that at ng foods It instead of eati th provide es. In that case the decrease in calorie intake orange vegetable and not with 24 125 23 P--. _____ o',,NiI•,• I - _______ Evening Herald ( USPS 481.280) — Price 15 Cents SanfO!ida 32771 - i c _____________ . Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Pourboire Knuckle under 46 Gold (Sp.) 6 Business 49 Abuse - t C 42 Sullen ACROSS D ARESrIL_1...ON _ . .,: ! Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1$0 by Chic Young ________________________________ ('ELLfl,i REALLY TUEO (4.AT'S MATlMONIAL I TONlGHT...A ALL. THE IRTY DINNER DISHES Ou NEVER HAD ANY TROUBLE PUTTING Tv - -.----.--.'- four counties in the .sprawling fifth of the Suniter County Republican congressional district agreed ioday to Committee and wife of the chairman, Todd Hamilton, present the check to George the cockatoo and meet with Lou Treadway, chairman of said six- , would be interested in meeting the zoo's education coordinator Bill Thacker (top). Meanwhile a kildeer flying through Sanford got confused and banged up a the Orange County party, to discuss the on the issue." political quagmire involving U.S. Rep. Mrs. Wesch said, 1-1 think we should Richard Kelly, H-New Port Richey. get every single one of them ( the acTreadwu Tuesday called for a cused) out of there yesterday. I don't meeting of the party chairmen In the know if Kelly is guilty, but it seems to me eight-county district to discuss whether each time public officials have been Kelly's resignation should be called for in accused like Us they have been guilty." tight of atiegetlons that the Ftoctda At the same time, Mary Ann Morse, congressman Is one of eight legislators vice ftlrman of the Seminole County bit when It flew into a fence near hopper Elementary school Tuesday. Brian Bruce, a fifth-grader at the school found It and took the bird to class for a Little first aid. Bruce (second from left) shows the bird to classmates Brian Benson (left). Mike Groat and Shawn Taylor. Hopper teachers Randal Ruant and Susanne Polley planned to give the Injured bird to the Audubon 3 - •* _______ ness. Find out more of what VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) In lies ahead for you in the year your zest to take care of all following your birthday by your responsibilities and get send for your copy of Astro- your work done today, you _, Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each could overlook the fine art of to Astro-Graph, Box 489, handling people. Tread a bit Radio City Station, N. Y. more softly, by Al Vermeer 10019.Be sure to specify birthLIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) r TELL ME WHERE \ date. Chances are you'll adjust WENI WRONG.') PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) your thinking today regarding You'll be tempted to make a self-Interest, after excuses In order to dodge something happens to make responsibility for something you realize how singularly _ ________ credit, you'll face up to it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) \\\J ARIES (March 21-April 19) When others accidently in. ______ Be extra careful today that trude upon the solitary mood you don't handle a co-worker you're In today, It will prove in a harsh manner. Later, it easier to exerdie tolerance i wouldtakeallthediplomacy than to try to gain their you could muster to patch forgiveness later for snapping _____ things up. at them. ______ _____ jIM ____________________ ______ 5- PRISCILLA'S POP M ON AN EXERCISE THAT JENNY LU! 9'4E PROGRAM USEP y EVER','THIN& ____________ ALL THE HOL.LYVICOP NEW ThAT ___________ 11111 ALONG! STARS' __ _11 KNOW! I ( SHE'S A VER'I G1051-1.1 "FAMY' PER- . " /' 141. FAPPY.' , 122 It _____ _ __________ ' -- Q I ___ _______________________ ____ / 0 2!5 by Stoffel £ Helrndahl SAY, BC VE DECI U WAN1 " IN Ti RING AND RUN FOR A PRES . '9 FbLJTICAL OFlC. NOi AN OF I CE WRE BEFIT11 NC?MYOLALIFICAMONS. INSPECTOR. - . ______ ____ ___ ' .. .44 , "-i' s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23. A task facing you today Will Dec. 21) A serious domestic ____ or queen of diamonds there _____ ___ ______ ______ _____________ __________ ,:... ______ ______ __________ FR1aI -_— $iPY N1G&', _______ _______________ _____ wdN XM MO, 1*( _____ ___ $cO? 4 I j)4 mD ___ . ___ u FORK OVVR ALL W CASH US 60TJ ___ rT&f AMY (H(s I hvT W - Ivan ___ III • 7 W Craig IiIlStt ' ________________ cit - — - $ S17MULA11N - 1 I ___ • • I •s . . '• • • ___ ___ I __ - ___ - __ ------ In t on tr ac HCA commission, sidered and the corporation is "comfortable" with the received nominations from the county commissioners. am always interested in anything per- on." Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger said taining to the party." progress being made. Toin Weatherington, chairman of the the coun ty will not make nomi nations for t he board of He said as an American he believes he Bill Kirchhoff, dated Feb. 5, Idus Willis, Herndon owner, said effective May cost too much and the company already I • • % - I -- 1 - _____ ____ ___ - - .. _____ The Sanford Airport Authority today 35,000 square feet of space there. - leasing of Building 135 and ramp rejected all bids on an addition to "We are redesigning the expansion to area to Michael Reeder of EATS & PATS, Building 401 at the airport and called for meet the company's needs," Cleveland an aircraft char ter firm. new bids to expand that facility. said, adding t he addition will be larger - leasing office space to Winslow S. Willis said at the commission meeting J.S. "Red" Cleveland, director • - * - ._.w --------- •.- — ------- -- --- --- ---. '4 'I . ----.. _.• of than the 6,300 squarefeet Will khool Board Appeal Compensation Ruling? _____ . i 41 __ The beard will listen to a presentation by Carlton are designed to avoid transfers due to recruitment, IV 41_1 .: *":~ : _ ILZW . iL .A .... '. activities. 11 '1 . . ,,, ,*. - - -- No, - -TI.-~ I .,. IF _ . . aviation ' . __ for Action Reports ................2* FlorIda .......................8* Around The Clock .............4A Horoscope BTIIIIC ........................9C Hospital ......................2* QaiikJ Ads ...............23 B Nation comics .......................9C .................lB Crossword .....................Oursel ves.... Sports ..................9, 10,1IA Dear Abby ....................lB Televisiou ...................lB Deaths .......................2A Dr. Lamb ..................... 9C Weather ...................... 2A Editorial .....................4A World ........................2* _ Jones — . ;A originally Today School Board Attorney Ned Jullan is expected to ask "They almost have to," he said. He would not explain Henley, principal of Lyman High School, concerning the beard tonight If It will appeal a Seminole Circuit why. Florida High School Athletic Associa ti on rules Con Judge's decision ordering that a fired school librarian Aceordlng to the Seminole Education Association, the cerning athleti c eligibility of transfer students. be rehired (or one year and given back pay. Corneliaon case Is preoedent..ettlng. The school board was sued recently by two students In Janiary, Judge Robert McGrsgori riding iØ.I4 A President Rick Harris said the Judgment sets a denied eligibility to participate in sports because they aø77artra*or'ad.cIionthetLaetCornellaoo,43, oedritinujtholthi the d,einono(anartAtraWrand transferred schools. winter part, wu fired without being given fair supports the collective bargaining process. Board member Pat Telion Is scheduled to bring up warning that she was not doing a satisfactory )ob. Harris said the school board has been unwilling to the matter of a thletic recruitment, whi ch is outlawed by i Ownty Schools &wItirintendent William acw$ cdliecti" barpininig or abide by the findirigs In the athletic association. Rules demanding the today he (eels sure the beard will grisvasi petme,, ineligibility of transfer students to participate In sports appeal. ' ONLED is a subsidiary of Express Airways. Airport Rejects Bids ____ ____ Lake County committee, said "Tread. way is entitled to his opinion, but I don't agree with what he is saying. There has been no determination of guilt or in. nocence of Kelly. fie ought to be given the benefit of the doubt." ONLEL) Leasing as storage facilities. _ a __ -• . ____ • 41111111111, "i the alleged act of bribery on the part of voters decide in September and all eight of the national legislators." November whether they wan t Kelly to Aden added, however, he believes it is too remain in office. The people elected him ear ly to make a decision on what should and they sho ul d decide whe ther he stays or leaves. By November all the evidence be done as far as Kelly is concerned, "Any accusation against a public of- should be in on whether the accusations ficial damages the entire system. I are true or false. "There is no reason believe the ethics committee of the house however, why we shouldn't go to a and other agencies should act ex. ineeting." Three of the eight chairman saw no peditlously to prove either the guilt or innocence of these people. If they are purpose in such a meeting. Two of the f ound to be guilty, they should be three - May Spencer, chairman of the punished to the full extent of the law as a Citrus County committee and Sandra constant reminder to present and future Werner, chairman of the Pasco County public officials that when they betray the Committee - gave their full support to trust and confidence of constituents they the congressman. will pay dearly," he said. Mrs. Spencer said she is a "dear Bill Ericsson, chairman of the Her- friend" of the Kelly family and has been A termination clause of the contract had Its own auditor, the company would continue the current aviation, said new plans now call for the planned, Cost of the ex pansion is exThe authority heard Cleveland report County Administrator specifies either party may end the Roger level of service until Sept. 30 If the county proposed expansion to be large enough to pected to be in excess of 150000 that site preparation work for in. t with 90 days noUce. Hamden Neimnder UM the C=ty coullill choose agrees to pay costs bneid On 8 Mnth-ti)- accommodate a 30-ton crane for airport Cleveland said. sta llatlon of the instrument landing to redece the number of ambulance, on month audit. gave Its notice immediately alter th tenant, Metal Manufacturing Co., Inc., a The airport authority accepted the low system has been completed and the lea.-than.asked4or rate increas, was hand from three to two renegotiate this The only other private ambulance subsidiary of CODISCO, which has bid of 6.75 percent from Flagship of Federal Aviation Administration Is Hernden contract based icon the Ballas company serving the nearby area, corporate offices at the airport. Seminole to finance the construction of Along with the motion to grant half the audit, *sk for offers from other am- Beacon Ambulance In Volusla County, Metal Manufacturing which the addition, expected to go to bid soon on plans and d, f) W taColJfltyfuJ5 chargesabsserateof$8$bUt includes no manufactures air conditioning ducting, amounts of what Hern4on In other business, the authority ap- specifications for the antenna for the . - ithin the has been a tenant at the airport for proved: system. Cleveland said the project is audltbe performed toaacertaln$,mlischs In C letter to Coriml,aicn Qsairmnan county, a survey showed. nearly 11 years and currently leases — leasing of buildings 99 and 100 to expected to be completed by mid-June. _____ _ ___ - Herndon will continue to provide Althot* Hwndon Ambulawe Swvice Cowdy's fair share of the company's emergency and non-emergency am. received a rate increase from the expenses. Earlier, Herndon balked at a bulance service In Seminole County bu t Seminole County Commission Tuesday, full audit by an independent auditor at a significantly reduced level of ser. It has decided to end It contract with the because its owner said the delay would vice, county. _______ ZONIES .TUMBLEWEEDS . . ,' I ____ V tU - - Made Ambulance To Pull Out? I % OW* ' Lewis said he received eight sealed lists of five to ten HCA director of domestic development. "fl*y'll just (1 ' - __ - have to go over the language and make sure It's the way Lewis also said he has received nominations for the trustees until after the contract is signed. should wait until all the evidence Is in hospital's board of trustees from the Seminole they want it." The new board of trustees, Lewis said, probably will concerning the scundal. ,1 111 be surThe county and HCA negotiated a contract Jan. 28 for Memorial Hospital Executive Committee. HCA be a seven-member group. Six members are to be prised if anyone comes to trial. I do not thie corporation to auume control of Seminole promised to make up the board exclusively from selected from the nomination. The seventh member will believe Kelly should resign at this time," Memorial Hospital and begin construction of a new nominations made by the doctors and the county be the administrator, who HCA will choose on Its own. Ericsson said, adding Kelly seems to ____ - ___ ." The newtohospital Sanford oronland names eachnames from from the executive committee. annexable the city. istobe The sitelocated has notin been selected, but for at least five each. He said he has notHe yetasked nando County Republican Committee, for a long time. "I don't think Kelly said: "I am willing to meet on the issue. I should resign until we see what is going poration America contract County Lewis said a number of possibilltles are being conshould be of received today at Onwith mntySeminole courthouse. "We didn't make any changes," said Doug Lewis, _______ _______ , \ I ___ ____ _____________________ _____ . - ____ -_' ______ The offers of the payments were made the chairmen and listen to what everyone has to say. by FBI undercover agents. The cha ir man of the Seminole Re"I would not hesi ta te to sit down and discuss this matter with fellow chair- publican Party, Bill McCollum, is men," said Ray Aden, c hairman of the challenging Kelly for the GOP Pinellas County Republican Committee. nomination for the congressional seat. Morse said, "I would rat her have the "I was surprised and shocked to hear of - The second draft of the proposed Hospital • I T"fir FOR _A '. Ir 0 5, • • ____ ____ facility, Herald Staff Writer by Stan Li. and John Romita __________ ________ _____________________________________ By DIANE PETRYK than a second to notice that (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) his lay for six des was a e poor one. en he pro(For a copy i JACOBY to play the hand rapid- MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at ly in a totally carefree Bridge," care g' this newspa. manner. per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City He won the club, cashed his Station, New York, M I'. ace of spades, led a spade to 10019.) __________________ _______ ___ mA h n C a ges .1 .I he would be willing to go to a meeting of Arab shiek. If South held either the it) Opening lead4 Q . /_- No was no reason why he should beeaslerto tackle If you think matter thathas you chafing at lead the ace. Suppose the dia. about rewards you'll be the bit flSedI a solution. Listen — mond ace was singleton? Then getfing, rather than Of the to an unblaoted third pwty - By Oswald Jacoby East would hold queein-10. pmm who caused the in. ft person can eight and be able to cover any and Atas convenience, diamond led from dummy CAPRHX)RN (Dec. 23-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It didn't ta ke south more later. SPIDER.MAN ____ Q r med Reza Pahlavl's treatment of ailing Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini, ers in Iran that was in council Don't think you have to 19) Mind your tongue and mwdpAate family members don't promin something you In order to get your way can't deliver in order to actoday. Use a little flexibility. complish your aim. Use of They'll cooperate with your Ingenuity will gain better desires, (results, . - connections with the CIA, Western news political prisoners In Iran. It sa id the shah's security forces took reports said. Asked about the charges before his 3 the lives of "at least several thousand a.m. arrest, Manachi denied the accusa. people" in trying to quell the 197$ and lions, denouncing them as a plot against 1979 demonstrations that led to his ouster. him by radical elements. 1i Washington, the State Department BanI.Sadr's appointment as head of the • for promised favors to a non-existent mitteewoman for Seminole County, said !' Is a decided "Yes." ____ BUGS BUNNY - on the shah's arrest before the beginning - dummy and noted that trumps had broken nicely. NORTH 2.540 Next came a diamond to his •Q, ace. No high diamond fell, but AK7 South was on his war to make • .1952 the slam. He simpl y cashed ' 103 his ace of clubs an ruffed the WEST EAST eight. Then he cashed 73 dummy's ace-king of hearts 9.19632 (1o4 and ruffed the seven. Now he #K4 • Q 1083 led a low diamond. West was 'Qj 97 +6542 in with the king and didn't have another diamond to lead. 4 A K 962 He could lead a club or a heart, but it made no differ. •A KS discarded his last diamond Vulnerable: North-South and racked up game, slam and rubber. Dealer: North West would have beaten the West North East Soeth slam If he had just gotten rid PUS Pass . of his king of diamonds under PaSS 3 Pass 4 South's ace. Should he have Pass 4 Pass6+ made that play? The answer Pus Pass -IC vfl{Y9Ii II ______ _______________________ They said the group likely would insist a dual government with them. In Washington, the State Department's annual report to Congress on human of a U.N.4nsplred commission, Revolutionary guards arrested Iran's rights was released Tuesday and said minister of na tional guidance Nasser "many thousands of Iranians" were Minachi at his house in the capital ma imprisoned and tortured under the shah's paw raid on charges by mili tants two decades of rule. Last year, the report occupying the U.S. Embassy that he had found little evidence of cruel treatment of respond with the same fair- tightfisted. ____________ VI _ _ L ..,"', I n -*,I4 . ..' - - - *, , -, ..2 - " .pg W, 4~.$4;7, *, , F . , __ �2A-Ev.nln2 Norald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 6, i$o Land Comml''ttee. Appol*ntments Delayed -- MFID By DIANE PRYK representative of all the people In the county. member committee. stringent in its land-use restrictions, Herald Staff Writer me list was given tentative approval by Appointments were expected to be made Sturm said earlier his list was "balanced" The Seminole County commissioners Jan. fl, but bickering among commissioners Commissioners Glenn and Bill Kirchhoff. and represented a wide variety of Interest& argued again Tuesday about who should serve led to delay. Commissioner RICIIaII Williams Commissioner Bob French was non. Williams said the list includes a on the committee it will appoint to review the said he first needed a work session on the committal and Williams objected. "disproportionate number of persons in. county's Comprehensive Plan A vote on the matter was expected to come but no matter. valved in the land development business" committee was appointed. Despite objection by Commissioner Sandra at the commission's regular meeting Gaylene Wirick, a Sanford homemaker The commission Dec. 18 promised those Glenn, the appointments were delayed and a Tuesday. But because Sturm was absent, the whose name Is on Sturm's list, told the dissatisfied with the two-year-old document it At the session, apjpointments were delayed again. work session held Jan. 31. commissioners Tuesday she objected t would appoint a citizen group to study it. French said he would not support any Commissioner Bob Sturm presented a list of issue being tabled again. Many protested that the plan was too persons he thought should serve on the is- study board that he did not feel was IN BRIEF - South, North Korea Agree To Reopen Telephone Lines SSouth t h and North Korea agreed today to reopen direct telephone lines for fla tfla.n MUlJUN, Korea (UP!) - case May Go To Jury Today Bundy the first time in four years and consented to meet for further talks on possible reunification. The agreement to reconnect telephone lines, conon sidered sidered a major breakthrough In the Icy relations between Seoul and Pyongyang, came during a meeting this morning between representatives of the two countries at the truce village of Panmunjom, about 30 miles north of Rn.i1. &ve 28 to M8 on four year round radials. Man Escapes Thief, But Loses Documents ' - By United press International Soviet in vasion forces In Afgha nistan, beleaguered by guerrilla sabotage and heavy snow, are reportedly isuffering 500 casual ties a week In their battle against I Moslem rebels. Radio Tebren reported Tuesday six supporters of the Soviet-installed government of Babrak Karmal executed by rebels after being convicted by Islamic Revolutionary Courts. Tire size Reg. Sale' By, DAVID 11. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Casselberry man lost some papers and his keys to a man wi th a gun, but managed to escape with his money Tuesday night during an attempted robbery In Sanford, police say. Edward L Boehm of 1120Tlmberlane Tra il, Cuselberry, an France Recalls Libya Envoy P185175R13 ' P205175R14 P215/75R14 Spanish Embassy Seized SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) Leftist militants demanding the release of jailed comrades and an Investiga tion into alleged human rights abuses have seized the Spanish Embassy and taken 11 persons hostage, Including the ambassador, In a separate action, about 150 youths armed wi th submachine guns and gasoline bombs broke off from a protest march and took over the Educa tion Ministry in downtown San Salvador and were holding some 190 hostages, among them Education Minister Eduardo - Colindre. 6 Italy Hostages Freed MILAN, Italy (UP!) A gunman barricaded In a downtown office building released six of his seven hostages today, 30 hours after taking over the Italian headquarters of the American Ralston Purina Co. - Here's. How To R.ister Voter registration for persons wishing to vote ln the March 11 presidential preferential primary will close Saturday, according to Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce. 'lirough and Including Saturday, those who with to register may do so at Mrs. Bruce's offices at the old Seminole County jail from 5:30 am-S p.m. daily or at Interstate Mali In Altamonte from 9 r.m.1 p.m. dally. 5• •• I.i II a w IJ $64 $69 • Save $9 Rag. 35.99 Save 8 10, Reg. 42.99 Sale 32.99. Rear. deck coaxial stereo speakers' have 20 ox. magnets, 3" Wasters. ': $37 $50' $54 ssg .. . ' * ' ., - - The Judge added the ruling does not reflect on Mrs. Edwards' ability toteach "nor isltin any way an Indication that her position of indignation was unjustified." Jullan said he expects the school board to ask the court to Reg. 32.99 Sale 24.99 pr. In-door stereo speakers have 20 ox. magnets, 5¼" air suspension woofers. All hardware. . - . Save 15 Rag. 73.99 Sale 51.99 pr . 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Mrs. Edwards and five Oviedo teachers testified Monday Front/rear drum that Stone had told them certain teething positions would not Protect your car's stopping power. We'll rebuild NATIONAL REPORTS The second massive storm ins week be given tenure so he could hire coaches. calipers or cylinders, resurface drums, Install barreled through the nation's heartlands and headed southeast "' pods, rep POUCE ASSOCIATION SUFFERS SOARING front bearing and Inspect today, tireatening snow as for south as Georgia. seals. Plied and refill hydraulic system. For me Sanford Police Benevolent Association's building on flooded Ug most US and foreign The storm was expected to dump at least 4 Ixta U.S. Highway l74 along Lake Monroe snow in Virginia, South Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland and morning, after thieves stole an eight-toot section of copper pipe Delaware. me snow drought lingered in upstate New yo, without turning off the water. however, where the 1960 Winter Olympics open next Tuesday, Police say they discovered the theft at 3:52a.m. They do not and forecasters saw little chance things would change soon, know yet how much dama ge was done by the foot of water on Heavy snow warnings were in effect over parts of Wisconsin, the floor of Illinois and at far south as extreme northeastern Georgia. AREA READINGS (9 a temperature: 13; overnight low : 36; yesterday's high: 66; barometric pressure: 30.10; relative lianldity: 90 percent; winds: south at 12 m.p.h. Complete chassis lubrication, up to quarts of (cetJ From ,IA) TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 11:31 am., 11:47 p.m.; JCPenn.y Premium 10W40 motor oil and a new foul trouble for two Seminole starters, McQay and Stam. Iowa, 5:36 am., 5:41 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 11'36 JCPenn.y Oil filter. bough. am., 11:39 p.m.; lows, 5:36 am., 5:39 p.m.; BAYPORT: Make appointment Stem seamd highs, 4:51 a.m., 4:50 p.m.; Iowa, 10:50 a,m. BOATING FORECAflg IL Avgtlae I, JISer lust, Out quarter and Mc(ay picked up his third a minute later, but sui*r..ubs Shun Thomas and Stephen Grace came off the 6611km Winds becoming southerly 16 knot. today shifting bench and picked up the Tribe offense to lift Seminole to a 334 northwest 15 to 36 knots during this afternoon aiui continuing hlftline lead. W1410 end Thursday. Seas increasing to 3 to 5 feet today. A "Shun and Stevereally did a great job coming in . , few showers today clearing Thursday. when we needed them," complimented Payne. ¶'Our starters AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy with a of get most of the publicity but we have a lot of good bull players Way followed by nd a tUIL11 the lowto mid 1k today and upper 1k Thursday. Lows tonight Thomas and Grace accounted for 10 of the Thbe's 36 thIrdIn the upper to lower 4. Winds southerly is uarte, PoInts to build the margin to 4131 with 3:37 n.I.4i mph this morning and shifting to nortlmast this af ternoon or in the third period. early tsdgiut. rain probabIlity 36 p.osnt today. Enter Mr. McQiy once more. The senior forward made Ms presence known hnn)gdjMIy by crashing hkI. for these Sale quick buck__ ets that sealed Lyman's doom. UcQay ht'dshed the night by Rig. 2S.IL Triple Crpwn efforts with 24 points and eight rebounds, plastic ball. Seminole placed four darters in dmgjle figures durIng the 12,14, 10 weights. he Mswe,s& Nssaflal MMsil: ing victory. Backeourt aces Stambeugh and record-break Peas CainisLAfisu ADMISSIONS Whitney chipped in with 10 each while senior center Biggie Zim 5 lanlerd: SaWa A. Clark Butlertaflued a dosen to match his 12 rebounds. anne N. Austin Prank kn1$ Forward Devld Thomas hit Ma points down Uw abitch but Tansta L. Irfis JesI N. l.amantana snjoidlda bed night on the boards this asason by nailing 1$ . MIAkk Katie S. Imsni. RuIn 0. Pulley rebos 'M$dIIII IraS Oserati Lot RUN1II Iv D's.. Terom TIUI5 tNII(1 "qilsu," the .II,'dW iiàioi pointed Out. 'We did MId we Sale 15.74 Mary (Owens _ _ Turner WaNur I. $lmnsr williams _ ___ __ gOIcut1of_ Naulind thim.ItfssIs$ood to kUwacboolwbwthg Ulf Mae RIM ii: , Rig. U.N. Custom 300 ReSel H. Whlen, Immokalse Claire L. Gindron. Diftona rubber ball. Black only In 10, we bd1 w, . ,s. C. ORII,, OWNUMP 12,14,15,16 LkIN S. Will. 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BLACKOUT RITSSOUTH SAJ'4FORD Several hundred Sanford residents may have been late for work today &Je to a two-hour early morning power failure, A Florida Power & Light spokesman reported about 800 customers were wi thout power from 4:30.8:30a.m. today after a main feeder from the company's substation at 36th street and Grandview Avenue tripped off line for unknown reasons. ' me failure blacked out an area centered along South San. ford Avenue, from roughly Airport Boulevard to the city's southern limi t and f rom Sanford Airport west almost to U.S. Highway 17.92. FORMER TEACHER LOSES CASE A former Oviedo High School teacher lost her sex discrimina tion sui t against the Seminole Coun ty School Board Tuesday when a federal judge said she did not prove she was fired because she was a woman. I Edwards, a French and Spa teacher from 1973 to 1976, claimed former Oviedo Principal Keith Stone did not rehire her for the 1976.77 school year so he could hire a male foothill coach, Judge George Young granted school board attorney Ned Jullan's motion for dismissal in the second day of the non-Jury trial after Mrs. Edwards' attorney John Chamblee Jr. rested his case, said there was no z maths $44 P195175R14 IS, , agent with Coastal States Insurance Company, was leaving 908 11th St. at 9p.m. Tuesday when a man holding a pistol and a bag told him to hand over his cash. who was carrying money collected from several m turned and ran back into the house and watched the suspect flee, police say. When he ret ur ned to his car, Boehm discovered his keys and insurance papers had apparently been taken by the thief, PARIS (UPI)- France has recaJ1edits ambassador and top diploma ts from Libya because of the "mad. mluable behavior" of Libyan authorities during attack on friv'ice's embassy and.consulate in the North African country. "This means that Libyan authorities should recall an equal number of their diplomatic representatives from Paris," a Foreign Ministry statement said Tuesday. ________ . . tJ19 Uay titorewiae e! 25% off men's work clothes. belts. A versatile season-after-season tire. Whitewall. . ..... when Bundv was convicted for attempting to kidnap Salt Lake City girl in 1976, she began researching the case and became convinced h e was merely the victim of circumstance. Authorities in western states have linked Bund) to numerous sex-slayings there. ",1s. Boone will talk at great length about her belief in l3undy's innocence. She has always eluded attempts to pin down their relationship, She refused to answer reporters' questions about the gold signet ring, etched with the initial which she WeLU'S on her left hand. Bundy wears an identical ring with her initial on his ring finger. U Weather Tamer Radial features a polyester ply body with 2 fiberglass . Wh en Trial Ends ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) Theodore Bundy In arguing for acquittal last Tuesday, Bundy His defense, which consisted of 27 witnesses, couple hopes officials at Florida State Prison, hopes to be married after the complction of his said no judge or juror should convict him on the. concluded Tuesday. The trial is in the middle of where Bundy will return at the trial's end, will trial on charges of kidnapping and killing a Lake flimsy evidence presented by the prosecution, its fifth week. Asked if he thought the charges said approve the marriage, City, Fla., schoolgirl. The state claims he lured Kimberly Diane Leach, would go to the jury this afternoon, the judge "I know what I'm all about and I know what Those charges might go to the jury this af. away from her junior W gh school on Feb. 9, 1978, "1 think so." Ted's all about," said Ms. Boone, 32, who has a 15ternoon foUowlng closing arguments, although terrorized the pretty 12-year-old girl, then Bundy has asked permission to marry a year-old son from a previous marriage. "It's a various motions may delay deliberation. Circuit murdered her. longtime friend, Carole Boone, who has sat very private thing and I simply don't care what Her decomposed, half-nude body was found Judge Wallace M. Jopling planned to meet in his thrni,uh hnth hie 1'lnri.lq n,ir,Isr trhtc Tho I # I #iu uu& uv chambers with attorneys all morning to disc uss uumpeo in a nog pen s miles away. ? medical examiner suspected rape but said decomposition supervisor of the Orange County Jail refused the the jury charges. The tall, red-haired woman became friends request. made it impossible to prove. wi th Bundy in 1974 during the five months they The judge also said he would hear Bundy's Bundy was sentenced to death last summer for The Orlando Sentinel Star reported in today's worked together in a Washi ngton sta te governrenewed motion for a directed verdict of acquitta l th e 1978 sex-slayings of two Florida Sta te sorority editions that Ms. Boone went ahead and applied ment office. Soon after, Bundy moved to Uta h to before closing arguments, sisters in Tallahassee. for a marriage license anyway on Tuesday. The attend law school for 1 years. i. . Reds Suffering Big Losses HOSPITAL NOTES Hopes To Get Marri* ed .. ou _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Wednesday • I 1,4, •"- of 4. 1. 1 �- - S Evening HerWd The 'Topless' Truth? CUSPS al 210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cnde 5-3fl-1 1 or 631-9993 Wednesday,, February 6, 980-4A By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer In lobbying for the county to adopt an anti-topless ordinance, the Seminole County Sheriff's Department has repeatedly said more crimes and calls for police stem from activity at topless bars than at comparable bars without nude entertainment, 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, J24.00; Year $47.00. Decision The Federal Aviation Administration seems addicted to the perverse practice of eroding its own credibility. Consider the agency's latest ruling on the DC-b. Last May 25, and American Airlines DC-10 crashed on takeoff at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport killing 273 persons in the nation's worst aviation disaster. Subsequent investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board determined the cause of the crash to be a crack in the pylon securing the DC-10's left engine - ~TON '80 Have i'LL TELL YOU ONE THIN G ANY OPY V/I1O TRIES To P POLITICS WITH THE OLYM You Got An Invention? 19) G014NA Ten years ago, Harry Dorn Invented and — — - novattons have made them rich — and — - T, . - - : - - 'IjL 5• t Res (Room) experts, headed by Fred Bury, chairman of F ysers Ilmv. warned igainet the openhanded giveaway of American tedmoloC —the one field In ,lch d United States vu dear as shisi of the Soviet Union. There was one mn,1w4es'y esas: A May $4, 1P77 cw'i stopped the _p"' to Pir of a Control Data ooiuputsr, which was mote then a decade ahead of U. Soviets' own Ialso published warnings against the sale opposed U. sale. But it went Uvough anyway. .. -- -, For Wdary? As you know on Sat. Feb. 2, the Cub Scouts that building It had to meet several strict and and Boy Scouts held their Annual 10 mile some seemdngly foolish requirements con. Heritage Hike In Sanford, as In many other cerning restrooms. How many available to cities. The hike In Sanford was a very well the public, size, equipment for the banorganized and disciplined acti vity. Also It was dicapped, even the height of the cOmmOde!. quite a lot of fun for both the kids and adults At this time I was told that there were no Involved, exceptions, everyone had the same At least that was trud until we reached the requirements. Evidently that doesn't apply to halfway point at Ft. Mellon Park. There were city-owned establishments. supposed toterm facilities available at Thankfully, after some phone calls both the Civic Center and the Sanford someone did open the restrooms at the Civic Historl ad MUISWU. Center. But to my knowledge no one was In typical Sanford style the Civic Center allowed to use the facilities at the museum. restrooms were locked up, and the museum And one last comment to these pompous, was a Demonstration of Sanford's finest at high and mighty "Ladies" at the museum. their best. When asked to use the museum's Ma ybe they want to put our young people in restroom, we were told in this order: "We the scouts In the same category as have no restroom," "we have one but It's "Longhaired barefoot, and sweaty people." locked and we don't have a key," "we have have But as far as I am concerned, -- -r= of one but you can't use it, because we I, barefoot sweaty people from the the finest group of young mien that lbe" ever Park come in here, And U we let you " a seen. And I feel comfortable knowing that the then we would have to let everyone use '' future of our country will be in their hands, 110 don' t YOU?" And for these ladles at the museum, y No, I do not understand. To me this seems are welcome to stay in the past where they to be discrimination at its worst, I run a belong. business in Sanford, and two years ago we Michael ASmith built a new building. Before we could occupy Longwood 7*1 In*umuits,tostudy th. sale. To the a&traUon's conet.rnstion, the panel ' — OUR READERS WRITE t have ,spb',d the £nmli to eatan isv .cS.usgc fsUi In the MIM, East. , ... . . Experts cautioned that the American machinery could sully be converted to the manufacture of anti-tank ammunition. To quiet critics of the deal, Carter ap. poedaW task rcsoftechnological aid il eepM*ted equipment J. ' . MW military trucks, which hauled Soviet troops into Afghanistan. Over the objections of Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., and members of the National Security Coti*cll, President Carter personally approved the sale of $144 million worth of sophistIcated equnint ostensibly to be used by the Soviets for deep-well oil drilling. techaologlcafly backward Rssulans U.S. — - - — -- No doubt Pat was tired of looking at burned embassies, twisted countenances, and Death to Carter signs on his seven o'clock news. And he was moved to assemble an Impressive list of apparent "hate America" political and diplomatic events. He had the facts, but I think he came up with the wrong answer. Pat lists numerous U.N. votes, and then cites a reporter who covers the United Nations to the effect that in that august body there are weekly denunciations of the United States for its "colonial" relationship to Puerto Rico, which recently voted for cornmonwealth status, but no such denunciation of the Soviets for their colonial occupation of East Europe; denunciation of U.S. bases in Cuba an d elsewhere, but not denunicatlon of the multitude of Soylet bases springing up around the world; denunciation of U.S. aid to Morocco in its resistance to Sahara Marxists, but no denunciation of Soviet-Cuban Involvement in Ano1s and_Moumbique, etc. By JOAN HANAUER Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) — The latest "CBS Reports" could be subtitled: everything you suspected about teen-age sex but . were afraid to know. The show, actually titled "boys and Girls Together," airs tonight on channel 6 at 8-9 p.m., with Harry Reasoner as host. If Reasoner appears uneasy interviewing pregnant teenagers, It's because he's read the rest of the script. This Is one documentary that will not bore its audience — particularly not those like me who are parents of 11-year-old daughters. To me, learning about girls who become sexually active at the age of 11 becomes devastating because my daughter's Idea of excitement means the pond Is frozen and s& can go Ice skating. At least, I think that's true, The show begins with the problem of teen-age pregnancy and the fact too many young girls don't make the connection between birth control and not having babie& i.merlca's youth, Reasonet pays, has one of the highest rates "°'' OiFWld are paying the bill — more than $5 billion a year in welfare payment& r,vhether the youngsters on the screen are pathetic "child mothers" or 16-year-olds who look like 4-H posters, the message comes through loud and clear — more teen-agers today are are sexually active at a younger age than when today's parents were growing up. Why? A California father, who correctly suspects that his well-brought up teen-age daughter Is sexually active, says, "... I think that our teen-agers are looking up at the adults that they always looked up to, and see that there are no rules for the adults. So, therefore, there are really no rules for teenagers , According to De. Miles Costkt of the Institute on Strategic Trade, the Russians aioo acquired their know-how to build wide. bo4 jet transports from American firms. The Soviets' tadudque was simple: They kept - after the tlwseUL Aircraft firms bidding on a c4rart to p"'I more and more detailed Wmmition — until the Ruidans had enough data to build their own planes. .. - DICK WILLIAMS .. and even other types of business. "We have very few problems at the Club Juana," he said. "Check the police reports from shopping centers," Pinter added. "They've got car theft, breaking and entering and the like." Pinter said he feels management and clientele have more to do with the number of police calls to an particular establishment than whether or not they provide nude entertainment. "Look at the trouble at rock and roll bars," he said. "They've got kids who have Just started to drink. Half of them nr tnnd Thpv'vp hit, nrnhIpmz ,t thn..g. nln,.nc Mi.. I`* r J clientele is mostly businessmen." 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America's youth has one of the highest rates of child bearing In the world, according to the CBS Reports' program, which airs at 8 p.m. on channel 6. 74. V• 'S features . HANOWASH I (1_ SYSTEM ii _____ 90 DAYS SAME AS CASHI II •• - A- -4 Ctl VT ---: HOTPOINT •• '-:" . ' • VVIT11 .,, ASS .I , IL..'i. P'i.I ON 01 1 Ti..'.-ai ( W OPTIONAL ICEMAKER $49.95 WE HONOR MOST MAJOR CHARGE CAROSI FIRESTONE, SANFORD lst& FRENCH • PH. 322.0244 F— any more." Perhaps not. But looking at kids in punk gear outside a Kemp To Speak Congressman Jack Kemp, fifth term representative from New York, will be the speaker at the West Volusla County Lincoln Day Dinner it was announced by Dave Bride of DeLand, chairman of the annual event. This will be a luncheon at 1 p.m. In the Stetson University traditional cultures of the Third World Student Union Building on Feb. 13. The public is invited to meet this prominent national political leader and former professional football star. Tickets may be obtained from officers of the DeLand, Orange City, DeBary or Deltona Republican Clubs, or by calling Dave Bride (7344154), Earl Merrill (668-5387), Howard Sharp (6884584), Dave Wennerstrand (775-4514 or Marjorie Farr (775.4302). are static, communal, held together by age. old reeling. The United States is the most modernizing nati on ofa modern West. Itla not static, but In constant revolution. It places a high valuation on Individual freedom. As Gertrude Stein put It, America is the oldest nation in today's it was ADJUSTABLE GLASS SHELVES worry — that's a sham." Recently, Mike Pinter, owner of the Club Juana, denied there was any more trouble at nude bars than any other bar ' UPI Carter administration in Its first three years actually went the last mile to propitiate such double standards, denouncing violations of human rights in Chile and South Africa, South Korea and Argentina, and so forth. Nothing seemed to abate the hatred, climaxing visually in the assault on the U.S. embassy in Teheran. Pat Buchanan concludes that "perhaps the criminals of the communist and Third Worlds detest us because they are revolted by the stench of weakness." Thus, if we were militarily stronger, and bad a stronger political will, they would not hate as. Wrong. They would still hate us. Resentment of America today Is strongest among the most primitive and traditionalist of societies. The Soviet Union poses no cultural threat to them, only a military threat, often remote. America poses a cultural threat. 14 Reg. 899.95 'CBS Reports' To Probe Teen-Age Sex em nation Kemp's popularity is high In the blue collar, industrial Democratic area of New York. He is widely recognized as a in various stages of birth. national spokesman for Incentive economics, job creation by a strong modernized national defense. private enterprise, human rights and HeIp Afqhan ista n I nvas I on? U Both the military trucks and the transport that disgorged Red Army troops and applies in 'gh'n14an during Christmas week were built with the Indispe nsable tidmological knowhow provided by profit. Isuy US firms and approved by blgh4evel U.S. oftklalz. In an Incredible replay of pro-Pearl Harbor days, when Mner1can.buabewnen sold the Japanes e war machine scrap metal that later ad down on U.S. and allied troops In the pacific, we have been selling the "How 1d g we you i11I the prima,ies? 'Extiwvnely' — 'Vefy' — or 'Quite'?" not in any of the ad. vanced countries, not in England, France, or Germany. And yet the question arose sharply for my columnist colleague and long-time close friend Patrick Buchanan. Of course, it isn't — ../7 "trouble-light" that mechanics use to search the undersides of autos. Dorn began manufacturing his trouble-light guard at Elkton, Md., made a zillon and now lakes his ease in Miami. He's one of thousands of U.S. inventors whose in. - . EMyVoT — charter to define clearly the legal authority and — 650 around the nation get accountability of our intelligence agencies." Patent Office's "Official Gazett," published Some senators seem to favor dropping all reins, weekly and listing all patents issued in the previous week. A bill introduced by Sen. Daniel Patrick "Every man, woman and child is a Moynihan seeks to strike a happy middle road be potential Inventor," says Parker. "Once an tween the present handcuffs on the agencies and Invention is patented, you can go out and removal o all restraints. The proposal by the New manufacture it, sill or license It," York Democrat would require the agencies to Just like Henry Ford. Or Harry Dorn. report only to the Intelligence panels in each house with a total of 29 members. The legislation would exempt the CIA from most requests for JACK ANDERSON information under the Freedom of Information Act. It would provide penalties for making public the names of agents or Informants. Th spy business cannot be operated In a The D* d goldfish bowl. Official responsibility for covert U actions must be clearly established. But In— WASHINGTON — Any suggestion that of other so phisticated equipment to the telligence-gathering activities must not be American officials and businessmen helped Russians, Including IBM computws. But the publicized, neither by publicity-seeking _______ would the Soviet Union invade Afghanistan warnings were drowned out by eager corcongressmen nor disaffected secret operatives raise cries of outrage from the White House porate salesmen and an administratIon eager and Wall Street alike. nor sensation-seeking jotinallsts. to believe the Russians. Th. CIA has Snow Unfortunately, It happens to be true. learned that the IBM computers were used to l•' l JEFFREY HART Why is America hated? patented a plastic gadget that surrounds the 1 on U. S. Highway 17.92. But to support the contention that nudity in bars breeds crime, the county vice squad recently provided statistics showing numbers of police calls to topless bars and similar bars without topless entertainment within the county In 1979. The two topless establishments in unincorporated Seminole County, the Fancy Dancer and Circus Circus, both on U.S. 1792, serve only beer and wine. Police said these places are comparable to Captain Hooks Pub, the Pitcher House, Bonnie & Clydes and the Hitching Post, all in unincorporated Seminole County. These four establishments serve beer and wine, but do not have topless entertainment, In 1979, sheriff's deputies were called 22 times to Circus Circus and 10 times to the Fancy Dancer, since its new name and ownership in July, 1979. For the whole year, however, the most calls police answered at a comparable bar, Captain Hooks Pub, was nine, Also for the year, to date police were called to the Pitcher House three times, the Hitching Post twice and Bonnie and Clydes once. Ctenries of rilk rennrtd hv nnIIr include Iz,rg'pnv. burglary, disturbance, breaking and entering, auto theft, criminal mischief, trespass, grand theft, battery, disorderly conduct and others. . Behind America Hatred LAY By WILLIAM STEW CIA -_- _- — enriched the U.S. economy The key is Innovation, but you've got to have a practical plan to go along with the Idea. Once you've got It you can get a patent, which gives you a 17-year right to exclude all others from making or selling your product in U.S. territory. The trouble-light guard is a fairly simple example of patented Innovation. There are much more complex examples — for in. stance, the patents that boosted Xerox into a If anything, the new maintenance procedures $i billion-a-year company and revolun. mandated by the FAA plus the changes ordered in tionized the copying business. The opportunities are still available, if you the pylon assembly itself argue for heightened use your Ingenuity. inspection vigilance, at least until the adequacy of Deputy Commissioner Lutre!le F. Parker, these alterations can be assessed under prolonged of the U.S. Commerce Department's Patent operational conditions. Moreover, a very per- and Trademark Office, says, "An Invention suasive case can be made for more frequent and of a concept of mind that's been careful 109wUm of all emgine-to4ft con- N&wW to practiee.11 Mm" a*, to says,two nectors, Including, of course, the DC-10 pylons. ways to do this: — Build "a constructive model." The FAA has allowed 60 days for comments — In your patent application, "give details, from any interested party before the new on how to build It." roadmap, directives go into effect. That is time enough for . To get a patent, you first have to file an the agency to rescind a most imprudent decision. application that gives the specifies of your Invention and sets out the limits of your claims to novelty. An acceptable drawing Handcuffs may be needed, or a del The normal application fee is s. Since 1974, the Central Intelligence Agency has Once filed, the application goes through a "pre-examination" process; It's taped, been required to reveal its activities to eight computerized and classified so the right congressional committees with more than 200 patent examiner gets It. members, — You can write the U.S. Patent Recent suspicions that the CIA has been less Trademark Office, Attention: Office of than accurate In assessing the political mood In InfUon Services, Washington, D.C., such troubled areas as the Middle East and Latin 2O1, for advice. The folks there are eager to America have prompted President Carter to send you pamphlets that tell YOU your rights. — You can consult any of the nearly 60 plead for removal of "unwarranted restraints" on Commerce Department offices spread across the intelligence community. Look in your phone book under the nation. But the response in the Senate threatens to go U.S. Government for the phone number &W even further than the president's call for "a new ad&U of office nearest . BERRY'S WORLD A major contention of County Sheriff John Polk Is that topless bars bring the criminal element Into an area. He has said he favors an anti-topless ordinance not because of the business per Se, but because of the elements the businesses attract. County Administrator Roger Neiswender asked Kunkler Monday, however, why the police do not arrest people for the crimes they commit, rather than persisting in trying to regulate a form of business. Kunkler said such arrests were made, but an ordinance to prevent further such businesses from opening would "Give oars to the people of the boat before it goes over the falls." "Those are glib words," Commissioner Dick Williams said. "But they don't mean anything. "To pass a toothless ordinance, then tell the public not to Casselberry. Commissioner Sandra Glenn said Monday that Casselberry officials informed her that their police receive more calls from Other bars than the Club Juana, a total-nudity establishment to the wing. When the pylon gave way, the engine separated from the wing and the pilot lost control of the flaps along the left wing's leading edge. This loss of control caused the plane to roll sharply to the left and crash. Similar cracks were found in a number of other DC-10 engine pylons, a fact both the FAA and the NTSB attributed to improper maintenance. Recently, the agency put Its official stamp of approval on the basic pylon design but ordered what were described as "modest changes" to prevent the pylon from being damaged during routine maintenance. And the FAA fined McDonnell Douglas Corp., manufacturer of the DC10, $300,000 for falling to maintain adequate quality control programs In the production of pylons. -The -FAA also Look one additional step: It relaxed the stringent pylon-Inspection standards imposed In the wake of the DC-la crash in Chicago. We don't pretend any technical omniscience in the field of aeronautic engineering. We do, however, lay modest claim to common sense. And nothing about the FAA's decision to ease spection requirements for DC-10 engine pylons makes the least bit of sense to us. Reg. 659,95 Spot. At present there are only three topless clubs In Seminole County, one of which falls under the Jurisdiction of VIEWPOINT NOW $71900 Casselberry police reported that since January, 1979, they answered 28 complaints at the Club Juana. The Club Juana serves beer, wine and liquor. CO fl Chairman Bill Kirchhoff told Kunkler Monday, without benefit of any of the statistics, that he would like to see comparison's made between the topless bars and the Deluxe Bar In Goldsboro and the Two Spot in Midway. The sheriff's department reported this morning that in 1979 they made 47 calls to the Deluxe Bar and 23 calls to the Two Monday, former vice squad Sgt. Robert Kunkler, now setving the sheriff's department in another capacity, told county commissioners the department received more calls from the county's two topless bars than from comparable beer bars. He said topless places draw more prostitutes, pimps, drug pushers and other criminal types than other bars Imprudent $5J995 NOW County Vice Squad: 'Nude' Bars Generate More Calls WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Wednesday, Feb. 6,tHO—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Costick also said the Soviets went to far as to send their technologists to U.S. plants wearing special shoes that picked up traces of the special alloy metals used in construction of American products. Armored can and amphibious vehicles produced at the Gorki automobile plant were built with technical assistance from the Ford Motor Company. Truck chassis used for antiaircraft and anti-tank guns were made at a factory outfitted by U.S. firms. Submarine detection devices that make our Trident submarine vulnerable were developed with the help of equipment the Russians bought from Geospace Corp. and Litton Industries. Jimmy Carter personally approved U. sale of a Spiny Rand Univac 1100-bC computer On Kremlin had been thirsting after for two years. According to intelligence sources who talked to my reporters Vicki Warren and Mark &aman, the computer Is being used to upgrade the SçMets' Backfire bomber. 1 R''w álginally wanted a superUnivac, supposedly to help Toes In its coverage of the Olympic Games. Administration advisers warned against the sale. After initially vetoing the Soviets' Purchase, Carter okayed ft sale of a scale& down version of the computer. So to give U.S. businessmen a few lucrative Area .CPR Classes Saving lives, by providing training to one out of every five citizens in Seminole County, is the goal of the East Central CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Task Force. To make this a reality, Citizens CPR Claws will be offered from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday and Feb. 14 In the auditorium at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Others will be scheduled In the contracts, and to promote the now-shredded hope of detente, the United States has given 11* conirnunists the one thing they lacked in their arsenal of aggression — American knowow. 8CUTILEBU(U: The White House is mulling over a proposal by Rep. John Mar. gthy, DN.Y., to close all U.S. ports to Soviet merchaj* ships — an ecomic sanction that would hit the Russians hard In the pocket-book. A CIA analysis àtlznates that in 1$77 the Soviet merchant fleet eotn.4 nearly 11 billion in hard currency for the Kremlin — seCond Only to the income from oil, gold and Umber sales.-C(fLY CONFUSION: Officials at the ElwD Department seemtobeso deep ththe dark abiwA what the agency Is doing that they've shelled out $34,000 of public funds for future. The free course is open to all ages provided the student weIghs 80 pounds. Those attending the four-hour Heartsaver Course will be certified In one-man CPR, in order that students will have ample time to practice all procedures, each session Is limited to16 per cla3s. Instructors are certified by the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. 'For additional information, call Seminole Memorial Hospital, 322-4511, Ext. W. DIObotos Expert To Talk more than Osubecrlptlonewa private publication they hope can shod a littie light on - 1.'.:-- jPPPPj! Dr. Hilda Wohltntamvl will be the guest speaker on Friday at chapters of the American Diabetes Association and the -,Wvenile Diabetes Foundation. 1r. Wohlimann Is a professor of Pediatrics at the Medical 1Ydversity of South Carolina In Charleston. She is well-known ER th* field of diabetes mellitus and, in particular, the car, of lbs patient with juvenile onset diabetes meflitas. Her subject will be "Insullnopenic Diabetes Mellitue." 110 On floor. be am* like & agow. Mw committ.e bed added X new pork-bsrr,I projects it' dietrictiof key cgr . act 'educational meeting co-spwi.ur.d by the central Florida their own actIvities. ft's called Inside DOE. WAT, WATIR: When Rep. Robirt Edger, D-Pa., decided to fight $4.4 blllio in ne!water pro" _ which, hedmcr1beda. "psrspu,k" —he was odraclssdby the pu*erf1g House Public Works and TraD spoitation Committee. Who he took his fight was no contest. Slated ll those interested are Invited to attend the meeting which will be held at the Loch Haven Art Center at7:30 p.m. and to frnd th tw'enflnn for Dr Wnhltrnann following the meeting. The vote - • - ",. •' ki - - "' ' In r .., - ., )-' �/ 6A-Ey,nlna Herald. Sanford Feb. 6, i,so WED., THURS. FRI. SAT. SALE SHOP MT. DORA, DEIAND, LIESBURG 9.9 DAILY, SUN SUN. 126 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Brown Ganging Carter,, Up i NAT10N IN BRIEF Prosecutor Says Gacy Enjoying The Attention CHICAGO (UPI) - John Wayne Gacy - sometime clown, precinct worker and convicted sodomist charged with the sex slayings of 33 young men and boys - seems pleased with the attention generated for the opening of his trial today. "Gacy is eating this up," one prosecutor said of the pudgy-faced, graying, 37-year-old building contractor who is going on trial for more murders than anyone In U.S. history. "He's enjoying all this attention," the prosecutor said during jury selection in Rockford, Ill., where 12 Jurors and four alternates were chosen last week because of the extensive publicity in Cook County. Teachers Bargaining Again CRICAGO (UPI) - Teachers and city school board members, who have agreed to return to the bargaining table, say they hope to settle their differences today and end the three-day-old strike by 24,000 teachers. Both groups agreed late Tuesday to postpone further court action on suits filed in the dispute, and instead return to the bargaining table for a new round of talks. Negotiations between teachers and the board ended late Tuesday night. Teachers union officials said the union presented a proposal detailing $7 million In specific budget cuts and a revised school calendar that would cut expenses by $2 million. Further details of the proposal were not revealed, but union officials said the board agreed to consider the plan this morning, Lance Trial Postponed ATLANTA (UP!) The federal bank fraud trial of former budget director Bert Lance and three codefendants was postponed today by snowy weather In the Atlanta area and north Georgia where the defendants live. The trial Is to resume Thursday. A similar postponement was necessary last week. The prosecution had planned today to introduce records detailing a banking transaction the Justice Department claims was used by Lance to hide undeclared debts while he was budget director. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Mother Breaks Down. At Birth-Defect Trial ORLANDO, Fin. (UP!)— "I expected something like this," said U. S. District Judge Walter Hoffman as Elizabeth Mekdecl sat crying on the witness stand. Mrs. Mekdeci, testifying In the $104nlillon federal suit she and her husband have flied against drug manufacturer Richardson-Merrell. Inc., broke down Tuesday while trying to tell how she learned of her son's birth defects. The suit charges 4-year-old David Mekdecl's malformed right arm and cheat were caused by Bendectin, a morning-sickness drug Mrs. Mekdecl took while pregnant. "I had a cesarean...," she began. But she was unable to continue. Hoff shooed the 10 jury members out of the courtroom. "I've seen men cry in the court," he told the Mek. decis' attorneys, "but I would hope that after all this process of litigation she would be able to compose herself - or we will have to read her deposition." Power Companies Set Record By United Press IsterasUssal While tourists and natives alike have been shivering through Florida's current cold snap, the state's power companies have pumped out record amounts of electricity In the interest of warm bodies. When temperatures dipped Into the 30s Monday, electricity demand In South Florida hit a record 9,217 megawatts, Florida Power & Light Co. .pokecnan Charles Scheer said. That beat the previous winter peak, set Feb. 2, 1979, by 40 megawatts. Florida Power Corp., which serves 32 counties In west central Florida, reported a record peak of 4,301 megawatt hours between 8 am. and 9 a.m. Saturday morning. On Tuesday morning, demand was Mlii going strong and the company reported a peak of 4,200 megawatts. The utility's previous record of 4,fl4 megawatt bows was set the morn of Jan. 4, 1979. FPL the state's biggest power coinpwly, cut back electricity to 196 commercial customers for the second day In a row Tuesday, making met. power available for home heating, Sthssr said. Cabinet BackI Boost TALLAHAEE, na. (UP!)— Buoyed by report. of added state revenue, the Cabinet has endorsed Edurallai Commissioner Ralph Turllngton's $170 k ;• amps tooifasIrI.IngenergycoII.. mewanwo mall-6 manot Twilled" for helj4 Iiiirwcs 'w Dlii Gtmter get o million to b* cosyectlngfire safety deficiencies In donnitorles at Mate UDIVIIMUSS. u United Press International There are a number of reports President Carter and California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. have exchanged lists of undecided voters in what Sen. Edward Kennedy calls an "unholy alliance" to hurt him in the Maine caucuses Sunday. Both The New York Times and the Boston Globe have written accounts In recent days of an exchange of Democratic names, and Kennedy told reporters Tuesday his own workers have found evidence the two rival campaigns "are working together In some way to try to slow my candidacy down." A severe loss in Maine, following his defeat by a nearly 2-to-I margin last month In the Iowa caucuses could do more than slow Kennedy down. He halt acknowledged the need to do well In Maine and In the Feb. 26 New Hampshire primary, If for no other reason than to re. energize the faltering flow of campaign slow my campaign here in Maine. It is a rather unholy alliance. But these things occasionally happen in politics." On the Republican side, Ronald Reagan celebrates his 69th birthday today with a campaign swing through South Carolina. He heard the song "Happy Birthday" everywhere he went In New Hampshire Tuesday and said, "It (another birthday) sure beats the alternative." Reagan, widely criticized for not participating in a GOP candidate debate before the Iowa caucuses, has accepted the league of Women Voters invitation to join his six rivals In a similar forum in New Hampshire Feb. 26. Former U.N. Ambassador George Bush acquired the endorsements Tuesday of former Attorney General Elliot Richardson and his former deputy, William Ruckelshaus. Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker of Tennessee expected the endorsements of two governors today Iowa Gov. Robert Ray and Vermont Gov. contributions. Later, Kennedy said: "Well I think It is an effort by the Carter, Brown forces to WASHINGTON (UP!) -The White House says Congress Is bowing to pressure from the major oil companies and drafting a corn. promise windfall profits tax that will take the American people "to the cleaners" TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - A crewman who survived last week's collision between the buoy tender Blackthorn and the tanker Capricorn says the Capricorn's anchor may have quickened the Blackthorn's descent to the bottom of Tampa Bay - where 23 crewmembers perished. Chief Machinist Rondal Litterell told a Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation that the Capricorn's anchor became Imbedded In the Blackthorn's hull and appeared to pull the ship over on its side as the tanker moved past. "The anchor was still attached to the vessel," Litterell said. "There was continued pressure pulling us In that direction (toward the tanker). I felt something just kept pulling us over." Litterell said he was suprised at how fast the Blackthorn went down - it sank within four minutes of the collision. "It wasn't slow. It was suprising to me how fast it was. It was a continuous roll. Once it started it Just kept going over In a smooth roll," he said. Attorneys for the Capricorn said the anchor and its chain, pulled loose from the vessel, have been located by sonar at the bottom of the channel where the accident occurred. They asked that channel markers be moved further away from the accident scene so the exact location of the collision can be plotted from underwater debris - and the anchor , retrieved. _____ AdiVing comiettsnt from Alexandria, Va.,Cat. W.V. Searle, likened the need to protect the collision scene to "protecting the skid marks on a highway." Litterell also testified that he didn't recall a conversation among the Blackthorn's survivors concerning the alleged failure of the vessel's helmsman to turn away from the Capricorn directly prior to the collision. 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(UP!) After spending theBoth torch routes would meet again in Lake night in Hudson, runners carrying the Placid on Friday. Olympic torch head today for a ceremony in Thousands of people lined Route 9 in DutAlbany the highlight of the latest leg of the chess County Tuesday to catch a glimpse of journey, the relay of runners carrying the torch to the The runners had to pass through KinWinte r Gaines. .1 k..l.t' elI .10 I uerlluuft, aseon, and Rensselaer on th uir eir The runners also took rnnrt in cerernnnioc way to Albany. Hyde Park at the grave of the late President In Albany, Gov, Hugh Carey and Mayor Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who opened the - Erastus Cor ning were to preside over brief Winter Games when the Olympics were held ceremonies. The torch also will pass through in Lake Placid in 1932. Colonie, Schenectady, Amsterdam and At the grave, the torch bearers lit a flame Saratoga Springs. that will burn for the duration of the games. 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I PUMP FOR noted by the Tallahassee Democrat and Florida Econosnica Qub. dIdals. would be given two hams to anawa qussttormfrimapsaeld REAGAN MEXICO CITY (UP!) the Association of National International Olympics Corn. resolution against Carter's before the boycott issue Delegates at an international Olympic Committees unani- mittee, which decides the boycott is not binding on the overshadowed the previous Olympics meeting have mously passed the resolution sites of the games, will an. IOC. There are 143 nations agenda, at rejected the Carter ad- after two days of meetings in flounce its position on the accredited for the Moscow Both Moscow and ministration's call for a Mexico City and a final Moscow games at that time, games. Washington sent represenboycott of the Moscow games closed-door session Tuesday. ANOC is an umbrella group Observers in Mexico City tatives to outline their and passed a resolution Meeting delegates rejected of 141 National Olympic Corn- said the association's over- positions on the boycott issue. 14 & Church St. Orlando urging Its 141 member nations a proposal by U.S. Olympic inittees formed last year in whelming sentiment against Mario Vazquez Rana, presito "avoid external in- Committee spokesman Phillip San Juan, Puerto Rico. Its Carter's boycott proposal is dent of the Mexican Olympic STARTING AT 11:30 AM fluences" to move the games. 0. Krumm to defer a vote on primary role is to set corn- expected to be reflected by Committee, announced the The executive committee of the boycott until Feb. 10. The petition standards and its the IOC as well. Soviet Union's Aeroflot airline The two-day meeting in agreed to give discounts to HOT DOGS Mexico City was scheduled athletes from "poor counMixed last year, before the So viet tries" in the Western SOFT DRINKS WASHINGTON (UPI) Powell, the White House men ln the history ofthe world invasion of Afghanistan and Hemisphere who want to The administration says spokesman, chimed in by and if these two white men Carter's subsequent proposal compete. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Muhammad Ali Is still the saying, "He's doing a good start fighting, all of us little to boycott the Moscow games Discounts on the regular greatest oops, the baddest job." black folks are going to be in retaliation. Reagan for President United State's Senator Paul Laalt, Chairman: Bay Buchanan Treasurer A 32 delegates who at. commercial flights to Moscow and all one needs is a little The caught in the middle," Ali copy of our report is flied with and available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, President Carter sent All to knowledge of contemporary Africa tended the meeting initially would be available for the said. Washington, D.C. 20463. last weekend to drum English to see what a wonhad planned to discuss athletes if they leave cities in PD. POL. ADV. PAID BY BAY BUCHANAN, CAMPAIGN TREASURER derful job he's doing In Africa. Up support for a boycott of the But Powell said reporters promotion and solidarity of the United States, Mexico, House and State 1980 Moscow Olympics, but misinterpreted All's remark The White the Olympic movement Cuba and Peru, Vazquez said. Department came to All's the outspoken athlete as criticism of the United defense Tuesday, providing promptly became a center of States. "He's getting a bad .i.&., controversy Un IlJI unrig, - inc ieciures on AILS use or me language to explain the forTypical of the All comments spokesman said. mer heavyweight boxing that left Foreign Service ' Powell's explanation? champion's free-wheeling trip officers grimacing was an offOF GIANT to Africa. the-cuff remark to reporters "When you talk about the it ammad All is doing a "there are two bad white men two baddest white guys, and w.i UIIWULMfl PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR OUALITY great job in the mission that in the world, the Russian they get into a fight, it's going PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ... atlow,Iowprlcesl he's engaged in," State white man and the American to be bad for all of us, it means -Department spokesman white man." tough, it means mean, it 64 IBVY are WV SWO UUUUC5L. means nu(xung CarterSWU. Jody powerful." BRITISH STERLING ROBITUSSIN - Managers' Sale!' tit . RONALD - PRESEASON I the Next President of the U.S.! Olympic Boycott Plans Hit Snag .Weekly I See - JARMA • & - ' Democratic and Republican candidates for president have been Invited to debate the Issues In the state Capitol the week before Florida's March 11 primary. Democrats were asked to debate March 5 and Republi. cow March 6in the House chamber. If President Carter declines, Democratic can. didatesSen. Edward of Maasaehusetts and Gov, Edmund Brown Jr. of Cali fornia would itlU be welcome to come and debit. an "empty chair" Come . SALE GOOD THRU FEB. 16 Seek Debates TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UP!) opm MIAMI (UPI) Terry Bradshaw's salary wasn't Chicago Bears. The Herald agreement. The schedule Oakland's Ken Stabler, Bradshaw, who has led the listed. But the newspaper said Payton is paid $450,000. listed no names but showed $282,000, and Baltimore's Bert Pittsburgh Steelers to four listed five quarterbacks O.J. Simpson of San Fran- pay based on years of ex. Jones, $275,000, the Super Bowl victories, isn't whose salaries, it said, are cisco was paid $800,668 last perience. newspaper reported. among the top quarterbacks higher than Bradshaw's. season, the newspaper said, "It's obvious that a 13-year It said quarterbacks At the top was Miami's Bob but has since retired. in the National Football quarterback listed as getting received the highest average League when the paychecks Griese. The newspaper said a The Herald said it obtained $400,025 must be Griese," the salaries $113,932. Kickers are passed- out, it was contract signed by Griese last its figures from an analysis of Herald said. got the lowest $53,030. reported today. August pays him $400,025 a a position-by-position salary Besides Griese, quar- Defensive lineman averaged In fact, the Miami Herald year. That made him the schedule released last week terbacks ahead of Bradshaw $75,246; running backs reported, Bradshaw "isn't second highest paid player in by the NFL Management are New Orleans' Archie $74,194; offensive linemen even inthe top 10" in the NFL the NFL, behind runnlngback Council as part of its Manning, $379,000; Houston's $66.584: receivers 364.631; in earnings. Walter Payton of the collective bargaining Dan Pastorini, $358,333; - Man 'Thinks Anchor Pulled Ship ' Down C Daisey James, Ta1W'es; Rev. R. J. Bo1agtss of. - Press secretary Jody Powell also said the Carter impressed "as strongly as he could" oil Industry Is working on the Senate-House on the Democratic congressional leadership conference committee to phase out the tax by at a breakfast session. Tuesday the need for as early as the mid-1980s, although need for it "rapid progress" on the. energy package, may be even greater then. Powell said. M011A1P. 1msEru u. srivv Laft GO$, Eiie; Abu Joseph M. Splvey, 71, Phillips, Jackasaville aid WON risidant of Pesle, MW JAMA T-" t ri; ; died Tuesday. &irvlvesi on: seaet.p-sem JcdweII. ' brother Wilbur Svey, PaoIa Gravedde eloss hll be sisters Ella Jones, Sanford; ina at 2:10 p,m. 10sy at $j; 1AsII1S Gasein, Evergreen Cemetery with PhIll1ps, Jackaonvilui and. Richard Snelling. In other developments Tuesday: —Brown, in Portland, Maine, predicted the Maine caucuses Sunday will be the turning point in his campaign. "This is the first state where I've put in the people, put in the time and am making a major effort to challenge both Kennedy and Carter," he said. —Former Texas Gov. John Connally called on former Alabama Gov. George Wallace and told a noon-time rally the administration is using "bluff and bravado" to stir up war talk. John Anderson, R-lll., charged the president with "unwittingly engaging In activity and hyping or using the crises to project In the public the perception of toughness." —Harold Stassen, a perennial presidential candidate, told the United Press International board: "When the four pace setters (Bush, Reagan, Connally and Baker) stumble, when the cell Is for experience añr steady, calm leadership, well, then, here I am." Big Oil Manipulating Congress, White House Says OANAW AREA bEATH Despite Super Bowls, Bradshaw Needs A Raise - Wednesday, Feb. 6,1980-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ThruSat Feb o I SANFORD: t$O Stale St. Sanford Plaza 11 .2 at S.R. 434 LONGWOOD: Hwy. 434 Center, 14, SR. 4)4 CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: t74 West SR. 434,414 E. Alta m onte Drive ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shoppi ng Center SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., FEB. a OPEN WEEKDAYS •A.M.IIICPM. SUNDAY 10 A.M. fill P.M. 'I .s. 'yçw ' 1 .rFI • ' "s- lkli 777 a -4.' �LI , I SPORTS . ~ 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Widnuday, Feb. 6, lflO Gervin s Away, The Nets Can Play. introduced myself and I'll never forget that look he gave me. Like - get l ost, kid." Gibson's general attitude has softened since he left baseball. Not whole lot, but some. During the big Super Bowl party in Pasadena, Calif., a couple of weeks ago, he was even among those in the conga line dancing in the huge auditorium. The old Bob Gibson would've never done that. -- "it was rea lly agai nst my will," he says, laughing. "One of those girl singers came down from the stage and grabbed me by the ha nd. I tried to get away but couldn't." Next winter, Bob Gibson becomes eligible for Baseball's Hall of Fame and I can't conceive anybody who has ever seen him pitch not voting for him. Juan Marichal and Harmon Killebrew also come upfor election and they should get in, too. "I'v never really thought about the Hall of Fame one way or another," Gibson says. "What did puzzle me is how some of the writers did not vote for Will ie Mays. I can't understand that." A lot of others couldn't understand that, either. Gibson says Marichal was the best pitcher he ever saw and Hank Aaron and Billy Williams the best hitters. "I said Hank Aaron was the best righthanded hitter I ever saw years before he broke that home run record, and as for Billy Williams, he hurt me more than anyone else." Sports Parade %n By MILTON RICHMAN - _:) Le 1 While \: .. ., - Gibson's Fast Ball Now W ' ears Dishwater Hands By United Press International George Gervin, San Antonio's In. comparable offensive guard called a trainer before the game Tuesday night against New Jersey and said he was ill. He also is seeking to renegotiate his contract for the second time. The Nets, meanwhile, soon made rest of the Spurs a little ill with a 123-115 victory behind Mike Newlin's 30 points. The announcement of Gervin's absence was greeted with a chorus of boos from HemiSphere Arena tans, who expected to see "The Iceman" pick up his MVP Award, along with Player of the Week and Month honors. "lie's sick, he said he'd be at practice tomorrow," said General Manager Bob Bass. "When a guy calls In and says he's sick, you assume he's sick and send him to a doctor tomorrow." Newlin had few questions after the Nets' victory. Bames"Magic Act Lifts Lake Howell - Elsewhere, Philadelphia edged Indiana, 109.108, Los Angeles defeated Newlin scored 17 points in the third New York, 116-105, Seattle shaded Cleve. quarter, including seven points in the land, 123-121, Portland beat Kansas City, final 1:30 as the Nets outscored San 105.99, and Utah topped Chicago, 116-106. 76ers 109, Pacers 108 Antonio, 9.2, to end the quarter ahead, 91 Julius Erving sank two free throws 90. Paced by 11 fourth-quarter points with three seconds remaining to lift from rese rve gua rd Mike Evans, San Philadelphia and spoil th e ret ur n of Antonio closed to within 117-115 with 1:10 George McGinnis to Indiana, the scene of remaining, but Eddie Jordan's two free his former glory years. McGinnis scored 14 points. throws sealed the verdict. - / ( By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer The party's over, Crooms' Panthers blew out the candles on a 22-5 lesson Tuesday afternoon by embarrassing guest Leesburg 8038 at Seminole High School. In what proved to be t he opening act for a three game sweep by Sanford teams (the varsity and the junior varsity both trounced Lyman) Crooms unveiled at least two that will performers matriculate to Seminole next . . .'. 3 • 6-1 forward Calvin "KIKI" Bryant shoveled in 12 first half points which enabled him to reach the 500 mark for the year. i~ l . While Bryant spe nt most of the second half passing off to his teammates, he did add another basket to finish with a ' team high 502 In 27 games. "I'm looking at "KIK1" as my other inside man with Steve Grace," Seminole boss Bill Payne said about his future sophomore. "He should Lake Howell's Claude McKnight challenges Lake be able to help us right Brantley center Tom Moths at the bucket. away." Along with Bryant's 18,6 tccnlgj4 wen% on to score 13 points and help the flvr lThWkR Idge Lake Ilranty O-75 Tóesday aCO fill3I *VIIS par gun.. also cleaned the boards for 13 night in a Five Star Conference battle, rebounds an outing. "'KIKI' will real well on . ) _10m '.., w cq t.. I .. Doug 1rsh1mer was once again the high scorer for the Patriots. He canned 24 points, most of which came in the first half. Senior Gary Hays, recovering from the flu contrIbuted 17 points for Lake Brantley. "We came out sluggish," said Robinson. "We were lucky to win the game. But give Lake Brantley credit, they played good offensive 1*11." "They are vastly improved from early in the season," Robinson added. LAKE BRANTLEY (75): Satterfield 2, Lure 8, Laughlin ii, McGsrvey 2, Hays 17, Moth! 1, Dershlmer 24, KnIgM 4, Sever 7, Totals 25 25.32 75.. LAKE HOWELL (*): Barnes 21, James I, Mlncey 2, C. McKniglit 13, Smith 3, Layton 2, Brightman 4, O'Skaughnesiy 4, Conway 11, F. McKnight 2. Totals 26 2441 II.. JV: Lake Brantley 57, Lake Howell 47. > -, Alabama' s Newton Less Than Happy In SEC Race I 488 . , .........- I Mast Arnie. Cars . , VII1..OFFER UPIIIR BATVD*YT &_ I 1 I . I A1I$uon Tame, w P W,v bsdre" Pu Till "am"Il..$45 P155/5*13. WhM. A1110111" 543. Mug $1.5) F.E.T. and old tim hM. (per th,i VE.T. MA$.E perlire sa,,.. iijT - I'Is.s/TT'1113 0R75.13 55$ PIø.'s/7!kI1 E117$14 15 I'.S/7!ltl4 2o F11711-14 P21f./751114 (flt7$.14 $2.02 I I.I 2.33 2.414 7$ I 7* I 4.UI 2.58 tIdk,Irack% ,,ith our new i,H-.eawn tatl*l. SItU 15w shit sill - J1\\ 'in mhv ,i.ad.. 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Buffalo Boston 33 11 6 3111 7 23 1710 Mimoioa 20 24 7 Quebec 21 36 4 TOtoIo Tuesday's N.i.H AN-Star $amo at OsIVSN Wales 6, Campbell 3 FDU 4$, Coffiolic 4$ FIM 79, western &i. 70 Harvard 77 DII'tIIIth 71,349 HuI$in in, uacti.s 0 Jersey City St. I1 Keen 41 MIT * Nichols U Name 6$, UNH $1 P1at*sh U. BnglImtn 42, 09 Princeton 65, Rutgers 43 *IT 71, Neboil 43 , - Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Detroit Hartford 72 69 - -' March 1, Saturday, Astronaut Invitational, Titusville, 9:00 a.m. March 4, Tuesday, Sebring High School, Trinity Pool, 4:00 p.m. March 11,Tuesday, Seminole High School, Trinity Pool, 4:00 p.m. Mardi 14, Friday, Melbourne Central Catholic, Trinity Pool, 4:00 p.m. March 17, Monday, Bishop Moore High School and The Bolles School, Sharldan Aquatic Club, 7:00 p.m. March 22, Saturday, Seminole-Volusia County, Daytona, Diving 10:00 a.m., Swimming 2:00 p.m. . i Like most every youngster, S'cott envisions a future in Sports. 'I would like to be a professional football player some day," entertained Scott, lie participated in the Pop Warner Junior Midget football progra m this fall. helping to lead . . . chool, there are surely a few high school football s coaches around town who wouldn't mind havin g Scott on the gridiron in a couple of years. Scott has already worked hard to reach ont goal, and who knows, you might just be hearing about this talented young athlete In the m'iiFuture. 56 17 46 uess*v e - Augtatana 65. ill. Wslyn 41 -New99, Marytnount 71 Auila 97, Chicago CI $ecesllacs-S.160Cu 4040174. 40I 1040 3.48 I0111111IJ1111IIS :C.hThWa09mffi.wa al $., IU.PU.lndpIsCI Chadren $I 16, S.D. Tech 14 -. 878-13 cia-is (78-Il 560 iS 600.13 *28.75 $27.41 $30.20 $31.51 $30s5 $32.35 3.40 4.35 2.55 [3u. 71 meeses $IM $1.70 $1.13 $1.12 $1_u 121_. Silts 701 IMPORT CARS sUCK. PelT!. Pies FIT, metric SIteWALL WAIL Us Ira.. PSICI 1`16580114 7155 / 50115 PI,gt li a" "' - P1651101I5 _ - wades $1.11 $7.73 $I 91 sizis FOR U.B. cans PitVU, Metric Site Pits WIlt!. WALL as trade PSICL eekd 7153/75173 5178-13 $I3 $202 PI9S/15154 1111.11 513.51 $2.33 7793/ 15*IS $13.55 - JL 3.10 11.80 3.00 6 Tally Tess 10.00 3.20 4Husinr Babe 3.00 0C24137.20P(24) 119.80; 1(2. 64) 376., 00 Time 39 :11. A - 2,143, Handle $367,411. Prop Tennis HIGH SCHOOL TrimItyC,Idgewate,'I Singles: Alerrissey 4. Menial S 7.11; Oswald d. Baird Ii, Dorf51407 4. West I-I; Fleming 4. Gammon Si; Lee Is. DIsdi 53. Doeftsi MS,viSSiy- Deif man 0. M401701-Blird 4.3i Oswald. P11(5kW 4. WOSt4$MOIO5I 5-L P. Mary's Nd. 73. lowle 63 g eo; T (4-I4) Mile 11:0 60072 WALL ML! PSICI 530.111 1.45 Lim" t. usui.l's PWetRam-1'14.Cs 140 44. 34. 4L MalaY s crom wiL crew *40 in IHeykisgTud SALE PSICI WNITI. SISSISSI I. Holt (5) d. Harper 11- UNPOR04MLAIODO Morgan do, 01114.0709 Nchlte St. N, Dillard TO NC-Char 731 AIa..Ilrns 41 IadNd 79, USerty Sapt 61 51w WALl. 0; T. Barley (1) d. Dunn 14; D. He" (5) d. Hall 11: Allen (SC) d. Yeary 5.3, Lopresto (SC) d. Jeto 5-2. C.,..s: S. Holt.Yewy (I) d. 0.J11J5 Lepreslo 54, Mrley.D. Halt (5) d. HallAlbsi' 5.3. ft Racing Byes 73, Gtium Ky. n Lynchburg 77, waoikm 41 MIlIssn 61, Wm.samar'y a 2Corkyj. BLACK. Braun CE) d. Montoya SI. Doubles: Oineen.Seen d. Drucker-P.tt.rson $0; Pinnock.. Ptatt d. TroutmanBravn S-I. SenweL Spruce creek I Wedsidly's SOWI$ Detroit Lao AtWelft of Has !IN CNO at Qu@bK N. Louis at EdtiioiWiit Thuidy'$ Camee US AltØeiis at NY lsfoiidei's VaCOUVOr at PhiiaCitla Colorado at Montreal Pillsbuwpb at Buffalo Torido at BoSton P. Daytona Mainland 0 Singles: McFadden d. Bishop S 0; Faulkner ci. MacCualg 80 Henderson-Hadcock 80; DelgacS d. Struegal 80; Morrison 0. WigI 80. Doubles: McFadden-Faulkne d. Bithop.McCuaig 8-3; Her 5WPIi Penny ass 4= 3.50 dSYiOn-D.Ig.tod. SlrI.gal.WIg$. I 6Mill City Satin 5.60 4.10 2. Spruce Crook l, 4 Ginger Luv Sanford 3 3.40 Singles: Kincer (SC) ci. 0(54) 21.40: P (1-4) 61.10: y Barley SO; Carlin (SC) d. Harpe 64) 440.00: Time 3I:I. 96; Crocker (5) d. Mlnkof I 84 Fifth Race -S-IC, 0: Johnson (SC) d. Bishop SI 1 Jeremiah Johnson 13.40 6.00 3.00 Edgemond (S) ci. Medin 8-7. Doubles: Kincer.Carlin ci 3 Dancer Bell 4.10 3.00 2.go Barley-Bishop 8-3; Harper 4 Surf Ire Beauty 0(1-u 30.00:Pfl.3) 109.00:1(1. Crocker (S) ci. Minkoff.Johnson I 0. 3.4) 211.11, Time 31:51. Sliffi Race- 46, a Lake Howell 7, DeLand 0 Singles: Effer ci. Thomson 80 lManateeMlndy 3.60 2.60 3.00 7 Lake Dash 4.20 3.00 Frick d. Gordon 8-6; McDonald ci 4 DG's Hot Toddle 5.60 Siano 801; Kundis d. Jarrard $0 0(1.7)17.00: P (11) 43.20; T s. Peters d. Seacrlst 8-3. Doubles: Effer-Kundis d. 7.41 424.20; Time 31:19. Thomson-Siano I'S; FrickSeventh Race -S.16,C: 3Mr. Manager 4.00 2.80 2.20 McDonald d. Gordon-Jarrard 8-4, 7 Crystal Jewel 1.10 3.20 1 Tampy 3.00 0(3-7)11.40 P (3-7) 31.10, T (37.11 64.60; Time 31:63. By United Press International EihthRace-$.1,B: SAntioch Jet Tuesday 24.40 13.80 6.20 IJean Mate Baseball 17.20 6.00 2Bobbie Heart St. Louis Announced players 1.60 0(4-1)77,61; P (5-4) 613.40: T Is. signed for 1980 are; pitchers Tom 43) 2,117.00, Time 31:69. Bruno, Hector Eduardo, George Frazier, Darold Knowles, Mark Ninth Race -7.16,y: 7 Rumor Flash 10.00 5.00 4.40 Littell, Donnie Moore, Buddy $Surf Boy 6.20 6.60 Schultz, Kim Seam n, Bob Sykes. CDam Yanky 6,40 Roy Thomas and Pete Vuckovich; 0(14)19.21, P (74) 12.50, T (7. catchers Terry Kennedy, Ted $4) 211.40; Time 44*14. Simmons and Steve Swisher; infielders Mike Calise, Joe DeSa, Tenth Race -3.16,A: C Spiral Theme 13.00 4.10 2.60 Roger Freed, Ken Oberkfell, Mike 3MaflasOtaMarC 7.80 3.40 Phillips and Ken Reitz, and out. 2lessle Pays ipo fielders Bobby Bonds, Bernie 0 (34) 34.0; P (6-3) 53.10; T (6 Carbo, George Hendrick, Dane 3.2) 199.10, Time 31:26, lorg, Gene Roof and Tony Scott. Minnesota - Signed second glove"! Race-5-16,D1 2 Barbara's Touch34.00 19.10 5.20 baseman Rob Wilfong and pitchers 1 Scroll Terry Sheehan and Bob Veseiic. 6.20 4.00 I00 Mapw 4.00. 0(12) $5.11; P (2.1) 440.711 T (21.7) 772.00; Time 31:71. Twelfth Sacs-, 0: Singles: Dicteen d. Drucker SO: Now d. Patterson i-lj PIIInOCk d. Hunter SI, Platt d. Troutman &I; Washington of Sam ,, ,, l;;Pl' .' 'i £a$i$I,u Pro Hockey - 14Aug.63, Va. Union 61 s West Air Force 72, Cob. Mines CS Nov-L.V. 9", San Diego St. 56 W. Montana 73, ldaPo Coll. C3 WillIams ft Brandlis 71 i•'i TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL VARSITY SWIMMING SCHEDULE 1979-80 • Transactions S.uthw,st Centenary $1, N. Tax St. 75 N.M. Hllndi 105, Santa Fe $9 Tex Wslyn 101, Le Trneau $3 N. John's of, Baltimore 73 "P Saints Announce Swim Schedule I Every autumn over 168,000 youngsters compete " I for the coveted championship in their respective age groups. iiç d"1'! " Scott Underwood knows what it takes to reach the top of the peak. The talented 12-year-old went . . all the way to Pasadena and won the title for his age group. '1 had a good time in California," commented Scott. "But when I got there I spent most of my time preparing for the big day." The Altamonte Springs youngster struggled through six rounds of competition before finally reaching his goal. "it was a big thrill," he replied about the West 1 Coast trip. "1 worked hard to get there." The hard work paid off for the seventh grade St. Mary Magdalen seventh grader Scott Unyoungster who attends school at St. Mary derwood Isn't one-in-a-million, but one out iii Magdalen. 168,000 ain't bad. The 12 year old grldder. who He punted for 112 feet, tossed the pigskin for played for the Rock Lake Raiders in the S.V.S.;\. another!).,) feet, and kicked it 111 feet to reach the Pop Warner football program this past fall. championship total, survived six rounds of local and national at't But what kind of work does it take for a 12-year group competition to capture th e Ford Motor old to prepare for a punt, pass and kick cornCompany's annual Punt, Pass and Kick Chantl)etitiofl" plonship at the Super Bowl in Pasaden ,i "i worked a lot on my legs," explained the self California. confident youngster. "I worked on my throwing too, but I con- his Rock Lake squad to an unblemished 8-0 mat- k. The talented yo ungster amazed his opponeiii ('entrated mostly on my kicking." by dashing for an amazing 1,030 yards enroute to Scott also participates in soccer, basketball and compiling 24 touchdowns in a short eight game track, but he quickly admits that football is his season. favorite sport. Although he's unsure of where he'll attend high "I enjoy playing football most of all ," he said: - Slhw'stin SI, labor $3, 2a1 Tiffin U, CrvilIe $3 Trl.St. 99, Spring Arbor 51 Wartburg 5$. Upper Iowa its We$tmar 73, Buena Vista 72 Yankton 99, Trinity 61 to. CSIWI 63, Springfield 62 Itenslilli W. Ir::1 70 Suffolk 91, Gard 70 AMPLIFIED 619" Kessinger's two shots gave the Lions a three point lead that was cut to a one point victory when the Kowboy's Victor Gibbon's hit a buzzer shot to leave the final score 45. 44. . Oviedo was led by Kessinger with 16 points, closely followed by senior teammate Mike Scott with 14. Gibbons paced the Kissimmee at ta ck with 18 points. - :e . Third Race I Breezln Jim 3.20 2.80 2.20 4Two Timing 3.00 2.60 5 Sandy Toes 3 0(1.4) 73,20: P (i-I) 41.10; T (I. 4-51 $1.00; Time 32:12. Four* Res.-s.laD, Rose-Hulman IT, Hanover 80 Charleston 0, West Lib 67 Dewling U, Pace 94 (gt) (9I 8.00 ;I ... LCIOO MAT $ET 5/10 RY IATTE ,_ rj%r1 s 2!tft ._1_-," deends, In pert, on how thm two fare this week in visits to Alabama have an1dg."5Id You'vegfigureLiandK tIre. coelereiscs lout and we've Newton. "They've only got four. Idon't believe a team with live bums Isgolugto win the regular-season race and so I guru that pretty well elIminates 1. (which has liv. hague hues) and the other six teams. - • jj . 's'"'. i 1 ut .. . -0 .IJJJIIJJ - 1.1 114 ..--.- F not be $ myfl,4 1% UIV WMCE #144.1"11, ... . Amber fog of cisar driving 143 911111:01 Senior guard Jroy Kessinger stepped up to the foul line Tuesday night with eight seconds on the clock and canned both ends of a bonus situation to lift the Oviedo Lions toa tough 45-44 win over Orange Belt Conference rival Kissimmee. S 31:10. Rockhurst 71, Emporia St. 64 By UNIted From letsraathisai Tuesday lost Aldr$n-Bcdds 100, Bluefbd $9 Assumption N. AIC $2 Bapf Bible 54. Eastern 76 Boston Coll. 60, Brown 40 eir , , Clove St. 103, Concordia 65 Columbia 74, Llndenwood 69 Dali. St. SI, Sioux Fails 77 Drury 83, Evangel 76 Dubuque Ii, St. Ambrose 77 Kan Wslyn 7$, Stering 69 Kansas Newman 91, Bethel 76 Lawrence 55. Lake Forest SI Lincoln 5$. Show Call. 75 Macalester 64, Carleton 51 Marquette II, Creighton 71 Mckendree 35, Eureka 23 McMurray 112, Greenville 79 Mo. Western 74, Aft.-K.C. 72 Nebraska 61, Kansas 56 Oakland City 90, Moran $6 Olivet Nzr 11, Concordia 72 Otterbein $7, Kenyon 71 0118"a 74, Park 31 Parkslde 94, Whitewateç 61 Peru St 61, Baker 59 Rio Grande 66, Ohio Dom. 64 Ripon $2, Oshkosh 73 GB 4½ 14½ 14½ 14½ College ' * -- - - - -- s - jjjjjj.." . IIui"43 . AN Tires Itkoll F.I.T. fult SO aSam * 3 6 6 9'', 1'½ IUOHIIITENSITY M-H - - .08 01 - - Bask.tball 11)wM 01~4. asim em-al, SAVE p p ••. - I a 4R7IiS3 Muhl$ If." 46A 1.10! ' . 44. shaft - Our Req. 49.51 us' • .. ,,Ih He,culon, o*fen cove, am.. ' . 62-H . sinai, e,.0 CHOICE OF . .• we es sai fl 7 si.it 35.11 7." I tLIJ . . W L Pct. 32 29 26 ., 26 29 .473 23 21 lU 23 33 .411 14 10 .259 Seattle 123, Cleveland 121 Philadelphia 100, Indiana 100 New Jersey 123, San Antonio 115 Portland 105, Kansas City 11 Utah 116, ChIcago 106 Wednesday's games Philadelphia at "ton New Jersey at Houston Chicago at Denver Cleveland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Phoenix San Diego at Golden State Ttivs'sday's Games Seattle at Detroit Washington at Indiana Atlanta at Utah - OP IumpirmowW STEEL RADIAL ui I • _ Jersy Central Division - ios OnI ft BELTED - . Wthngtn New 1 14½ 161A' It L Pd. GB 30 16 .709 Los Ang 39 17 .6% ½ Phoenix 35 19 .641 3½ San Diego 2$ 29 .491 12 Portland 27 29 .412 12½ Golden St. 16 31 .2% 22½ Tuesday's Results Los Angeles 116, New York size P*5150fl', Sizes for most U cars ECONOMY e, a a • 1 DELUXE SHOCKS 4 Days 5727 I bk o. - Seattle HEAVYDUTY Kill 1 11111111611" New York Midwest Division I. Pd. Kan City 35 24 .393 Milwauke 29 27 .311 Denver 19 37 .339 Utah 19 37 .339 Chicago 11 36 .333 Pacific Division 1 88 MUT1, • . - - e All Tires Plus FE T Each F.E.T. .62 Each Limited Sizes and Quint Ws ' Solst Price 53 T \ A7IxT3 in .is 7.13 1:31 tie 40 13 39 14 734 27 29 .452 23 29 .442 23 32 .411 Phita Houston - - Our Req. 25.77 oseon Atlantic Division W L. Pct. Clevelnd Detroit Western Conference _____ ~ Iastsr,i Conference F PI Indiana 4LO BLACK WALLS By United Press international San Anton 11 PflhIflUV A uvuiumi e Pro Basketball WI WIa I -- Ah I is. urfm - 111211111 In sawn sit LL Late Free Throws Ice Oviedo Vim By I&nton Wood Herald Sport Writer m. ulnmnsir sit ihn Qnnn,. Paul S.. r.ia.i.,......l.... 'S %SII_ 1JU51iI LDUVI l yVUiIIUI It's an event which is anxiously waited for. It not only spotlights the two best professional football teams, but also presents some of America's best young athletes in the Punt, Pass and Kick cornpetition sponsored each year by the Ford Motor Company. Wednesday, Feb., lflO-l14 EVSnInO Harald Sanford, Fl. P.. I • I UU I I S S I.. I I I S I I LI! Atlanta 1 Mi01 .t\\' POLYESTER CORD 10. ' U.S 40 : W :.E'ts,sw.i - -- National League's MVP once before he retired at the end of the 1975 season, In 1968, he set a major-league record with his 1.12 ERA and he also established a World Series' mark with 17 strikeouts in one game and 35 in one Series. "When I alt down and think about it, I don't think I could've had a better career," says the 44-year-old Gibson, who weighs less and is probably In better shape now than when he quit pitching for the Cardinals. "I accomplished pretty much everything I set out to do in baseball. Now I'd like to get a job In broadcasting, which I tried and found I liked. I wouldn't mind working as a pitching coach for some club, either. I think I have a little I can offer." Gibson wasn't exactly Mr. Cheerful during the time he pitched, either with rival players or with members of the media. "Bob Gibson was my boyhood hero," says San Diego's Dave Winfield. "I was a little nervous the first time I met him but I Baseball Log TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 197940 March 4, Tuesday, Herritage Preparatory School, Home, I. 4:00. March 6, Thursday, Jones High School, Away, 4:00. March 8, Saturday, Christian Home and Bible School, Home, 1:00, Maeth1L,1day, Florida Central Academy, Home, 4:00. March 13, Thursday, Groveland High School, Home, 4:00.. March 15, Saturday, Apopka High School, Away, 1:00. March 18, Tuesday, Luther High School, Home, 4:00. ijj ,, .Itili : 1. ,,,,, got FIRESTONE, SANFORD - ____ UWM decided undl Feb. 3i when 7ftaillod IAU hod fthi Kentucky a day afler do OUW OW WC tm= Will I*" of that *Ai*Wn V&zohoflor -- 71. - I 1E advantage aoUü year's SEC toWflamInteb.2Marth I in ML) has all the tam plaft by the mcond rqi In tam " 11105. )eI nut quit Saints o= orailim =* 94 Ds, 5". 114 Last winter when the SEC toornment aw*W up again after a 27-yew absiom, Louishm States topeakli ad talking about winning the national championship, got shot downiniyaçearwce - aflIGlllOUtOKefltUCkYwhclfl the Bengals, hald beaten twice during their U4regular steeson. Momwhile, Tennessee, struggling to Week even going into February, earnedade*elfl the tcurflameflt with alatemum winning streak; opened against Auburn 24 hotis after the relatively we.kTlgersne.dedfOIlrOVeftImUtO edge Georgia; then won the totrfllmeflt title with aflOvefthlwwin ovsrKdywhithwuplayiN Its fosfthIaIneifl four daY5 mInursme of LIsstartblgUarde(DWlghtAndeesOn). - So The 80 points was the most scored by Crooms this year. Twenty-two wins was a "modern time" season high. Also included were two thirds place finishes in tournaments. The Panthers grabbed third In its own Christmas Tour nament and another third in the Sunrise Kiwanis of Seminole held at Seminole High. Leesburg (38): Kelley 12, Bitter 8, Weaver 2, Boyd 5, McDuifIe 10, Chancellor 1, Par 0, Totals 15.8-38. Crooms (80) Law 6, Bryant 14, Wynn 8, Wooten 8, Jackson In a game where every 6, Hendricks 9, Knight 2, Panther scored, Hendricks Gordon 2, Parks 4, Curds its . contributed nine points to Saunders 2, Johnson 5, Gaines Bryant's leading 14. Wynn, 8, Hill 2, Totals 32-14-80. Wooten and Harold Gaines all Leesburg 4 12 13 9-31 Crooms tossed in eight apiece. 9262223-M ____ ffld F31WE RAVING PLACF ATLANTA (UP!) - Alabama's C. M. Newton still has reservations about the Southeastern Conference basketball tourna ment e ven though it may be the Crimson Tide's only .£ ..1_.._tI_ route w we I.AA pldyuua. "As you know, I've always been a bit cool toward the tournament," said the dean of SEC basketbafl coaches. "Not asafl attraction, because It does increase interest and bring In a lot of money. But i don't like the fact that the NCAA says flat the only team in our conference that is guaranteed a berth in the national playoffs Is our tournament winner. "I f eel the team which comes out on top In our rugged, 18game round-robi n conference schedule is our best team, even ifit should get upset ln the tournament," said Newton during a telephone interview. "1 certainly felt we had the beat team whe n we won the confere nce (in 1976) and would have been really upset If a tour nament loss had blocked us f rom the NCAA playoffs." Newton remembers back to 1951 when he was a member of Kentucky team which went to the NCAA despite being upset by Vander bi lt in the SEC finals and won the na tional "We'd already been crowned the SEC champion (after posting a 140 conference mark and f inishing four games out in front) and an NCAA berth wasn't at stake in our tournament," Newton recalled. "Now, especially with the NCAA playoffs expanded to 48 teams, our regular-season winner probably will $et an aWarge berth. But there Is no guarantee." Despite Newton's misgivings, the SEL tournament looms as a second chance for those teams which got sidetracked during the regular season - and that could include Alabama. Take Georgia tot' example. The Bulldogs were looking pretty good before their freshman superstar, Dominique Wilkins, was Injured. They were 11.3 and had just beaten Alabama on the road when they learned Wilkins would be out for a month -or longer. By time Wilkins returns, Georgia will be out of the regularseason SEC cage race. But the tournament could be another LURE and OIL CHANGE kids I've had In three years because of their size. It will be a good group to build on for Coach Payne," continued Marlette. So much for next year. Tuesday afternoon Crooms toyed with the Yellow Jackets In the first hail before blowing them out for good midway through the second half. Forward Torrie Hendricks scored eight of the Panthers 10 points in the last two minutes of the third pe riod to safely tuck away the win 51- the varsity," Panther Coach Chris Marlette predicted. "He has to be more aggressive and go to the basket more of. fensively." Another Panther to watch, although probably not at the varsity level, is point guard Vernon Law. The Panthers 5.7 quarterback controlled the Crooms attack all year through his deft balthandling and pinpint passing. Law also scored in double figures about hail the time, never theless this is one area Marlette said the young guard needs work. "Vernon definitely has to work on his shooting," confirmed Marlette. "He also has to take charge more. In two years he will be real tough." Marlette also reasoned that in two or three years this ninth grade team may rival the current 22-1 Seminole Team - at least from the standpoint of size. "Lawrence Wynn and Torrie Hendricks (Panther forwards) will just get better and better," said Marlette. "Mike Wooten (6.0), Greg Hill ($3) Md Ms Pa (4-I) an have great potential that can be developed. ,,This is the best group of SHOP SANFO*D & ORLANDO 9:309:30 DAILY. SUN. 124 - CAR SERVICE COUPON ; . Or MONEY-SAVING - 0 0 1 NEW YORK (UP!) What's this, Bob Gibson waiting on tables and washi ng dishes? Vup, that's right. Before you begin running any kind of benefit for him, though, you should know he doesn't consider these jobs beneath him at all because the place he's doing them in is the flourishing restaurant he owns, He also happens to be chairman of the Community Bank of Nebrask as a,oneofthehealt!tfinanclalstures a, in Middle America. But what is the boss supposed to to when semé of the employees In his resta urant call in sick and he finds himself shorthanded? "Somebody's got to do It," says the St. Louis Cardinals' former pitching ace, who has Z people dishing out all the salads, steaks, sandwiches and chili he sells at Bob Gibson's Spirits and Sustenance located in downtown Omaha, Neb. Nobody could ever accuse him ofcalungin sick during 17 seasons with the Cardinals simply because he didn't feel like showing up for work. Gibson set a major-league record still on the books, intact, by starting 303 consecutive games from 1065 to 1975. "I pitched when l had the flu and when l was sick asadog," he says. "I remember being operated on once for hemorrhoids and I still didn't miss my tim." It was that uncommon type of determination and dedication that en abled Gibson to record 1 victories, strike out 3,117 betters,fashiona2.9llifetimeearned run average and wind up being named the Cy Young Award-winner twice as well as the Panthers Crush Leesburg, 4 Finish With 22-5 Record. . I __ By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer Tuesday night In the Lake Howell gym the Silver Hawks presented the Reggie Barnes Show. The magnificent senior forward looked like a magician pulling rabbits out of his bat. Barnes poured in 26 points to lead Lake Howell to a hard fought 075 victory over Seminole County rival Lake Brantley. "Reggie kept us in the ball game," replied a less than happy Hawk coach Greg Robinson after the game. "He was really on." Barnes tallied 15 of his own game high 26 in the second half, breaking a 36-36 tie at intermission. Just when it looked like the Patriots were within striking distance Barnes pulled a trick out from behind his cape to stop Brantley cold. The Patriots entered the final stanza leading by two. Barnes quickly hit a jump shot to tie the game at 46-46. Reserve Larry Mincey then came off the bench to supply his only two points of the game, giving the Silver Hawks the lead for good at 4846. Barnes hit another jumper to give Lake Howell a 5550 lead with 5:41 left in the game. At that point Robinson inserted his four corner offense and Barnes leda group of Silver Hawks marching to the foul line in the final minutes. Although Lake Howell shot poorly from the charity stripe in the first half, they countered with a clutch 1820 performance down the stretch. "The key was our delay game," surmised Robinson. "Hitting our free throws in the second half also helped us.', "Barnes was hot," Lake Brantley boss Bob Peterson stated flately. "There isn't much you can do against a guy like that." The Silver Hawks also had some scoring help from Pacific Division. Lakers 116, KnIcks 105 Kareezn Abdul4abbar scored 22 points Trail Blazers 105, Kings 99 Torn Owens scored a gamehigh 24 to lead six players in double figures as Los Angeles snapped New York's five, points and Ron Brewer poured in seven game winning streak with its seventh points in the final 2:38 to power Portland. Otis Birdsong led Kansas City with 20 consecutive victory over the Knicks. points. sonlcs 123. Cavaliers 121 S Jazz 116, Bulls 106 Adrian Dantley, the league's third. Dennis Johnson scored 34 points, Including two gamewinning free throws in leading scorer, pumped in 47 points as the final seconds, to keep Seattle a half- Utah dropped Chicago Into the Midwest game ahead of the Lakers atop the Division cellar. "It was a heck of a win," Newlin said. "We needed it." Local Gridder Kicks, Punts Passes His Way To Pasadena 111.10; $$lngx.up a(44)03.4g,P(41)1W*,T(4. 51 10.11; DO (4.4) 114-Il; TWW LAO We" I.D09.asdI • Singles: Pirry (LH) d. Booker I1: Bsmier (UI) 4. Freeman $3; Walton MN) OvA.. I.); Durlim (L") d. WbUtmanitI.3; Hard (D) d. Welsh 5.5. Cs: Perry-Dunham (LH) 4. Booker-Freeman $4; limierWalton (LH) 0. Dyku-Whitrnarsh 13. n Owls Lymsa, 61, r ._ [~V *-.W-- L - __ - _~ Z, , !_ - ~-_-* - 17%. , - _, . I - .1 . - , 1W ._)': '..r 4 I a 4f - ' �U 12A—Evsnlng Hirald Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Wdniiday, Fob. 6* 1$0 ESTABLISHED 1I04 Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Wednesday, Feb. 6,ii0—iB Cook Of The Week Woman Of World Developed A Truly Cosmopolitan Taste F THE Founder's Day Trustees of the Henry S. Sanford Museum4brary will observe the annual Founder's Day celebration with a special program to be held in the east end of Fort Mellon Park at I p.m. on Friday, February 8, 1980. Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, who has arranged these celebrations for the past 30 years, is chairman of the current observance honoring the memory of early Swedish settlers and has announced the following program: Opening band concert by the Sanford Middle School under the direction of Peter Bukur Introduction of board President Mrs. A.B. Peterson anti board members, followed by the invocation o be given by Rev. Leonard Jones, a direct descendent of Carl John Stedt. By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer 1 border bar just across the Rio serve in fish boat so guests '. / Grande River run by an Irish- may serve desired amount man to Filet de Sole Waleska over salmon. ' Cruz de los Angeles Brown while recently on safari in 1 is not your verage housewife Mombasa, Kenya. EYE ROUND A MODE .• .' Speaker of the Day will be the Honorable David Farr, even when she shortens her 4 pound eye round, center 'I ' Sanford City Commissioner. Advancement of the Color Guard first name and has her friends SALMON MOUSSE cut • led by Commander George Citron of the Mnerican Legion, ). call her Cuca. L.s pound smoked ham cut in 24 ounces canned salmon together with John Peters of Disabled American Veterans, Born in Cuba and educated and juice slivers Mrs. Pat Shelf of the American Legion Auxiliary and Mrs. Ada in America, she has moved in 4 ounces smoked fish, ½ green pepper cut In Reiley, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Edith Harrison, a world where family, friends preferably salmon, or kippers slivers Americanism chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary will and relatives were am- with juice or smoked trout 1 medium onion cut in .• lead the Pledge to the American Flag and the National bassadors or consuls and 1 tablespoon chopped onion slivers •L Anthem. titled Europeans and 2 tablespoons butter salt and pepper prominent politicians were With the cooperation of James Jernigan of the Sanford 1½ tablespoons flour . 1 bay leaf often house guests. Department of Recreation and Parks, trees will be planted in 1 cup milk 1 clove garlic Paris, Madrid, London, and memory of the early Swedish immigrants who settled in and 2 envelopes plain gelatin 2 ounces cooking sherry or 4 around Sanford in the year 1871 and to honor Manager JohnC. St. Remo have, at one time or dissolved in ½ cup tomato ounces red wine Homer of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. another all been called home, juice i tablespoon oil to brown • as have Switzerland, Mexico 2 tablespoons wine vinegar meat J .. Following the benediction by Rev. Jones, refreshments will and the United States. 1 tablespoon white vinegar Make two sharp cuts be served by Mrs. Lenora Jones anti Mrs. Elena Shaw. Guest - Speaking four languages 1 tablespoon lemon juice through the meat En the shape registrations will be in charge of Mrs. Louise Austin and Mrs. -. , • '. and being an excellent bridge 1 teaspoon of prepared mild of a "X'S. Insert the slivers of Camilla Meyers. Guests are then invited to an open house tour player, Mrs. Brown was often mustard ham, pepper and onion, • of the Museum-Library hosted by Swedish descendents. Invited to parties at the 2 tablespoons tomato paste pushing them through with a wooden stick or the handles of American Consulate when she 3 eggs a wooden spoon. If the meat is lived in Paris. salt and pepper too thick, slices may be Her charm, friendliness and dash of tabasco Seniors Can Get ready smile made her a Clean salmon of skin and pushed through from both welcome addition to the bones, flake and add vinegar, ends but make sure they meet Republican club In New York lemon juice and mustard, in the middle. Rub the meat IL where she met many can- Saute onions in butter until with salt and pepper, and nerapo ioto by Tom Not didates for national office and clear. Add flour to make a garlic juice pressed from the Cuca Brown creates a Salmon Mousse surrounded by curried eggs, lettuce Free Tax Service was Invited to the Republican paste, then add milk slowly, garlic, and tomatoes. Senior citizens may obtain free assistance in making out national convention in Miami After milk is absorbed add In a heavy pan or Dutch their income tax returns through the Tax-Aide program of the as the personal guest of a salmon mixture and juice, oven brown the meat on all translated meaning hollow cook over low heat until meat 4 tablespoons pimento, AARP, according to Louis B. Hanna, Overall Coordinator. The California delegate. smoked fish and juice and sides with a tablespoon of oil. hone.) is tender and sauce thickens, ClIot)I)ed On a trip to London In 1972, tomato paste. Cook slowly When well browned pour wine service Is provided from 9 a.m. to noon at the Sanford 8 meaty veal shanks, about about 3 hours. 2 teaspoons green pepper, where two married daughters until it comes to, a boil, over meat, lower heat and 1 Inch thick with bone in Chamber of Conunerce on Tuesdays and at the Longwood Before serving 8SS sauce finely chopped now live, she became a little stirring constantly. cover, simmer for two middle First Federal Savings and Loan on Thursdays. R.W. Glatt of through sieve and serve 4 teaspoons onion, finely confused at the airport and Lake Mary heads up this program, 12 cup flour piping hot over meat. chopped Add 3 beaten egg yolks and minutes. Add one cup water asked a handsome stranger continue stirring over low and bay leaf, cook over low 1 teaspoon salt Delicious with risotto a In This assistance is also available at the Deltona library on Mix ingredients for dough "the way to New York." heat. Add dissolved gelatine heat for 2 hours. If cooked in Milanesa t yellow seasoned ½ teaspoon pepper rice with grated cheese over together and roll out of Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon; in Orange City He was Douglas Brown, an and tomato juice. Remove pressure cooker, meat must L cup oil or butter at John Knox Village on Mondays at the same hours, and Lt. If you like the taste of floured board until pie-crust engineer with Occidental from heat and cool In be tied so stuffing does not 2 cloves garlic, minced beginning Feb. 18, at the DeBary First Federal Savings anti orange rind, grate a little over thin. Mix filling ingredients Petroleum and a world refrigerator after adding salt come out. It takes about 20 2 onions, sliced Loan of Seminole on Mondays and Thursdays from 9:30 to together and spread meat after pouring sauce, traveler In his own right, and and p.ppae and tab..co. minutes at 15 pounds of ½ cup parsley, chopped pastry. Roll pastry and titling 11:30 a.m. Ludson Worabam, Richard Klepper apd Robert I carrot, sliced from that chance meeting When cool but not set, fold PtesS1111e. KOULIBIAC and fold over sides so filling Baehr direct these areas. Let meat cool and slice very they have now been married In beaten egg whites. Pour 1 stalk celery, sliced will not fall out. Press dough Into greased, chilled loaf fine. Put back together with for seven years. (Russian) small can tomatoes, sliced Into fish shape, pressing tall The Browns have lived on mold. Set In refrigerator some of the juice, wrap with 1 teaspoon grated lemon Dough: with fork to make fins. Make Veterans Invited To Lakeview Drive In Sanford about six hours or overnight. foil and heat In oven until rind 2 cups flour since last fall. He loves the Unmold and cover with ready to serve. Surround with 1 teaspoon oregano 4 teaspoons baking powder eye with an olive and the mouth with piece of pimento. fishing here and Mrs. Brown mayonnaise to which has small heaps of your favorite 1 bay leaf 1 teaspoon salt Bake in 375 degree oven until loves Sanford and finds "the been added one tablespoon of vegetables. Mrs. Brown 1 can tomato sauce 1 cup grated cheese 2 tablespoons chopped pastry is brown. Serve with Memodal Services lemon juice and a teaspoon enjoys carrots cut In small area beautiful." 1 cup sherry Green Sauce. Having lived In Palm Beach mustard, Decorate with rounds and small potatoes 1 cup beef bouillon pimento The public and members of all service organizations are and other Florida cities, Mrs lettuce and sliced tomatoes that have been boiled and salt and pepper to taste ½ cup milk Green Sauce: invited to a memorial service Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at the Mix flour with salt and Brown said she "loves San. and serve with curried eggs browned In the meat drip. 2 tablespoons cooking Mix thoroughly: DeBary Civic Center. ford more than any other and cumberland sauce. pings, green beans and pepper and sprinkle over sherry I clove garlic cauliflower. If you like gravy meat. Fry meat In oil or Filling: place because it has the flavor Serves 8, The service, conducted by the DeBary American Legion 1 cup oil add more wine to the drip- butter until brown. Add of an old fashioned Southern Cumberland Sauce: 2 cups cooked white fish Post 259, will be a tribute to four military chaplains who 1 slice onion 2 celery stalks, chopped pings and make gravy In garlic, onions, parsley, (snapper) town that Is charming." voluntarily sacrificed their lives by giving their life jackets to i cup parsley usual manner, ½ cucumber, chopped carrots, tomatoes, and celery. Mrs. Brown has developed a ½ cup mayonnaise service men on the torpedoed and sinking SS Dorchester, Feb. 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup mayonnaise Cook together for 2 minutes, truly cosmopolitan palate and 2 hard boiled eggs, chopped 3, 1943. 1 teaspoon Accent . OSSOBUCCO ½ cup sow cream stirring constantly. Add all has enjoyed a wide range of 4 tablespoons pickle, 2 tablespoons vinegar Vietnam veterans are reminded they are eligible to join the Mix all ingredients and (An Italian dish literally other ingredients, cover and chopped dishes from Mexican food in a lt cup sherry legion according to a bill dated Dec. 22, 1961. THURSDAY, FRIDAY p. & SATURDAY ONLY! lip Trustees Set ,. t Th. Folks From Bodcock Horn. Furnishing Center, In Sanford, Would Like To Invite You To Their Biggest Event Of The Year...Our Super 'S lot I*p- '4 Sal.. Because Th. Bodcock Chain Star., Is On. Of The Largest In Th. South, Their Buying Power Is Fantastic, Which Means Savings To You. Also R.oI Values And Selection. Th. Folks At Badcock, Sanford Stress Service And Complete Customer Satisfaction. j C] Marriage Great Except F0'r Resentment each week away from him old boyfriend) and I can live head, he wants a say about DEAR ABBY: Mac and I Getting married? Whether provided he spends the other together when we're of age?" who's sleeping under it. have been married for 30 you want a formal church night doing something with years. We have a great wedding or a simple do-your— DEAR ABBY: Re: Then Dad said, "No! If you you. (Playing honeymoon marriage, except for the own Throwing birdseed instead of thing ceremony, get can support yourself totally bridge, Scrabble, or going to a resentment he shows when I Abby's new booklet, "How to rice. Experience shows that when you are of age, then you movie.) He is being selfish to go out every Monday evening Have a Lovely Wedding." the birds will eat the rice as expect you to sit home and can live any way you like, but to play canasta with the girls, wholeheartedly. as long as I'm expected to Send $1 and a long, stamped listen to him snore. and bingo on Friday evenings You "mustard seed" this kick in with money for your (28 cents) self-addressed in the basement of our church. flWAD ADDV. V .rn. I will hc.uu ..n,.wfhln,, one comlruz! . envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky ave aueu mae w ASSISTANT PASTOR: Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. along and play bingo, but he think Ibave earned two nights year-old girl. Last year my to say about it." NOR WOLK, CONN. 90212. Mom and Dad split up. I live refused, He didn't mind my a week out. Abby, how come it's OK for going out for four years Am I wrong or selfish? with Mom, and Dad lives in an Dad to live with somebody because he was working Should I give up my canasta apartment with Merge, his outside of marriage, but not second shift. But now that he's and bingo, or put up with girlfriend. When Dad and for me? Marge started living together, back on first shift, he wants Mac's complaints? DON'TGETIT WILLING TO PLEASE they didn't hide It. They had me to sit home and listen to flt'%tTgot', out oIstk DEAR DON'T: With yo me over their apartment as if him snore In a chair after DEAR WILLING: Offer they were married. When I Dad It's a matter of money, supper 814W. Abby, I never worked when Mac a compromise. Tell him said, "Dad, does this mean not morals As long as he's my kids were growing up, so I you WIN spend only one night that Ricky (he's my 17-year- providing the roof over your 91 EACF Offers Job Training Wily pW101t1d; WM **W an X"Volled ftm becoming expressed genuine interest in flaft employment. productive members 01 society, though they may be fully Each session is 14 weeks 110itand is fuiiiiied by CETA. cipable 01 doIng an. Studenisare paid for time a day, five dass, four and lack 01 ecificlent education are days a week Those Interested should contact the nearest major reom. Mother ii. obvious problem Is a deficiency of EAC' office for further information, aslJ.conflcs and esU-wIsim. Welkoeming but over. 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'-i vvuin)uuy, rtU.•a YCU Legal Notice Death loll 33 At Penitentiary LegalNotice N, 5-4 & 4.12, full 4 part time. Apply in person Sanford NursIng CLASSIFIED ADS LIDAL NOTICE Notices hereby given that I am Notice Is hereby given that the rPt. regular annual meeting of engaged in business at P.O. Box 5erd of Adiustment of the City the stockholders of The Citizens 35, Lake Monroe, FIa. 32747, of Sanford will hold a regular Ba Florida Seminole County, Florida under meetIng on Feb. 72. 1950 in the City will be held •t the bank located at thefictillousnameot FORMITEX, Hail at 11:30 A.M. to consider a 156 Geneva Drive, Oviedo, INC. FLORIDA DIVISION, and request for a variance In the Florida, at 4:00 P.M. on Wed. that I intend to register said name Zoning Ordinance as it pertains fo February 20, 1950 for the SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) — Brixe King's news secretary. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, front and rear yard selback nesday, election of Directors and the 44C line ltime Seminole County, Florida in ac. Hundreds of Inmates forced to An investigation was under cordance with the Provisions of the district 3c a line 3cons.cutivetimes req irements In the MR zoned transaction of such other business in S. 45.5' BIk 19, spend the night on cold con- way Into what started the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: 4 Tucker 35c a line Chapman as may properly come before the 7COflWCUtiVItitflfl 5:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. Add'n to Sanford, P5 • meeting. crete floors In windowless uprising, but it appeared Section 165.09 Florida Statutes P 24. FRIDAY MONDAY thru James W. Abetl Being SATURDAY 9-Noon more 3 Lines Minimum specifically cells of the gutted New clear one of the major causes 1957.51g. Formitex, InC. Exive Vice President described as located at NE corner Publish February Mexico State Penitentiary was severe overcrowding of 6, 13, 1950 Florida Division W. 5th St. I. Pine Ave. DES-22 were being relocated today as the prison. The Institution, By: Benjamin D. Coats Planned use of the property President a result of one of the nation's originally designed for 1,000 Singlefamily midence. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Publish Feb. 6, 13, 20, 77, 1950 B. L. Perkins THE EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL worst prison riots. inmates and later reduced 10 DES.26 Chairman CiRCUIT iN AND FOR The, official death count handle only 850, had 1,136 BoardofAdiustment SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME stood at 33, and officials said prisoflers Inside when CIVIL ACTION NO. PublIsh Feb. 6, 13, 1950 33CA49 Notice Is hereby given that we DES-30. AMER I FIRST F ED ERA I itwas unlikely more bodies of takeover began early are engaged In business at 500 E. ______________________ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO. inrnn5n. Li1l..A 1.. ek lW in w yav aiuruay. emoran, casseioerry, seminole - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT dAT ION, formerly known .s ______________________ County, Florida under the ftc. 36-hour weekend uprising A former warden of First Federal Savings and Loan Board of County titious name of SPACE AGE Association of Miami, a cor. 3.-.tflteje$ would be found. At least $9 institution, Clyde J. Malley, SOLAR SYSTEMS, and that we 4—Personals Tml5sion.rs raf ion organized and existing _______________________ people Injured. had warned almost two years intend to register said name with The County of Seminole under the laws of the United States Warden Jerry Griffin said ago of the dangers of over- the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 2 Choice lots In S.ctionM of America, The County of Seminole offers Seminole County, Florida in acI WILL NOT BE RESPON. of Oaklawn Cemetery Plaintiff, anthropologists would make a crowding the prison. 10i sale to the highest bidder its 17$ . cordance with the Provisions of the SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. . $SSoeach. 332-5131 careful search through the "It Is going to burst at the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Shoup 3.2 voting machines and one MICHAEL A. PESA, a single man, CURRED BY ANYONE --. me sooner you place yout ashes of the prison gym- seams until the Inmates burn Section 563.09 FlorIda Statutes Shoup ballOt punch, OTHER THAN MYSELF AS and THE HUSKEY COMPANY, Separate Sealed bids for the classified ad. the Sooner you gel OF FEB. 5, 1950. Florida corporation, nasium, where earlier reports it down to get attention (about 1957. units will be received In th. office Loin T. LaCrosse Edgar . Hyatt Defeants. _________________________ had said several bodies would overcrowding,)" Malley told of the Purchasing Agent, Room Bob Hansen NOTICE OF SUIT 417. Courthouse, Sanfurd, Florida TO: MICHAEL A. PESA be found. Jocelyn Welch United Press International in 32771, until S:00 P.M. EST, local RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN An accounting of inmates a March 1978 Interview Publish Feb. 6, 13, 20, 71. 1950 ______________________ time, Monday, March 10, 1950, at AND TO: All patties claiming S-Lost & Found — release4 Tuesday by Criminal conducted two weeks after he DES.21 Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A which time and place all bids will interest by, through, under or Mate" Dating Service. All be publicly opened and read. Justice Secretary Adolph was fired as warden. against the aforesaid persons, LOST: Fri. Yellow Ladies ages, P.O. Box 6011, Ciearwa. Specifications defining terms yj NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ARE Saenz Indicated there were no HEREBY "The prison runs well on a Hamilton watch, believed to and conditions of sale are NOTIFIED THAT an action to tar, Fl. 33515. OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND prisoners missing, however, day.to-day basis ... but the AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN availableatnochargeinth.cnic, foreclose a mortgage on the have lost in front of TG&Y. Parties who took the prescrlpReward if returned, call 322which meant the death toll problem Is there. Over- DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Of the Purchasing Agent, following described property in lion sunglasses from Yard 6261. A chines are offered for sale in would fall below the 43 killed crowding Is extremely OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE accordance with Seminole County. Florida: Sale as 205 Sradshaw Sat or Florida $5 OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, Lot 2 Block A. SWEETWATER Sun please return, no at Attica In 1971. dangerous." Chapters2l4,iC.7.O4and5ectien3, OAKS, SECTION 10, according to FLORIDA. queetij asked. e-Ctld Care State corrections officials Florida 5$ 73-156. Notice Is hereby given that a The governor said Tuesday the plat thereof as recorded in PIat The Board of County Corn. Public Hearing will be held at the hope to relocate as many as he probably would call a Book 20, Pages 35 and 39, Public missloners of Seminole County Records of Seminole County, Commission Room in the City Hall 650 Inmates In correctional special session of the New in Child Care in my home reserves the rioht to relict any or the City of Sanford, Florida, at Lake Mary Blvd. Institutions In surrounding Mexico Legislature to deal 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 11, all bids, with or without cause, to Florida. Including specIfically, but not by 323-3*39 states. Up to prisoners with long-term plans for the 1950, to consider changes and waive technicalitIes; or to accept way of limitation, the following thebidwhichinItsjudg,ment, eQuipment: Range-Oven amendments to the Zoning Orwere to be housed in areas of state's prison system. dinance of the City of Sanford, serves the Interest of the County. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Will do baby sitting in my home. (Double), Disposal, Dishwasher, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL S. Sanford Ave. Area. the ravaged prison that Cost of submittal of Florida, as follows: this bid Is Fan.Hood,Compactor,CentralAir CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 323-6155 Considered, an operational cOlt of and Heat. ARTICLE V. received the least damage. th, bidder and shall not be passed Together with all the Im. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA USE PROVISIONS The first planeload of on to or be borne by the County. Section I, RC.1, Restricted provements now or hereafter Case Ni. IS-216-CA44.p Inmateswu flown Tuesday to FICTITIOUS NAME Publish Feb. 6, 13, 1910 CommercIal District erected on the property, and all IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Notice is hereby given that I am OES32 B. Conditional Uses Permitted a federal prison In El Reno, easements, rights, appurtenances, DORIS MARIE BEASLEY, engaged in business at 530 Hwy. 17. PItitlonSf.Wife Add: On-premIses _____________________________ (9) rents, royalties, mineral, oil id Okia., and at least 85 more 92 Longwood, Seminole County, LOSE WEIGHT preparation of food for offgas rights and Profits, water, and and possibly as many as 200 Florida under the fictitious name premises consumption only, in. water rights, and water stock, and :)EWEY .3. BEASLEY, NOTICE TO PUBLIC Earn money at the same time Respotident.HusbJnd were to be transported today of AUTO LIQUIDATORS OF cidental to operation of typical Notice is hereby given that a all fixtures now or hereafter at. 323.1109 LONGW000, and that I intend to Minit.Market and 7.11 stores. tached to the property, all of NOTICIOFACTION Public Hearingwili beheld bythe toafederalcorrectlonscenter register said name with the Clerk _ILnariIes..Jn intøret end Pifinning end-Zoning Commission — which, including replacemcnls-. tO: DEWEY .3. BEASLEY UITMiil'ion, Ill, of the Circuit Court, Seminole citizens shall have an opportunity and additions thereto, shall be whose address is unknown intheCity CommissIon Room, City County, Florida 9-Good Things to Eat In accordance to be heard at said hearing. "During the next three YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Hall, Sanford, FL at 5:00P.M. on deemedtobeandremainapartof wilh the provisions of the Fic. By order of the City Commission Thursday, Feb. the property, action for Dissolution of Marriage 21, 1950 to consider days, they will move out 115 titiouS Name Statutes, To-Wit: of the City of Sanford, Florida. the followIng change and amend, has been filed against you, and you has been filed against you and you Navel oranges & grapefruit inmates per day to other Section U5.09 Florida Statutes MN. Tamm, Jr. mint to the Zoning Ordinance and are required to serve a copy of are required to serve a copy of $4bu, City Clerk federal prisons" In Arizona, your written defense, if any, to it your written defenses, if any, to it the Comprehensive Land Use Plan 322-6733, 322-0362 — 51g. Samuel Wyner Publish January 21 and February of the City of Sanford, Seminole on H. Richard Bates of AN. on: SUSAN A. ENGLAND, AtNevada, Texas and other Publish Feb. 6, 13, 70, 71, 1910 6. 1910 DERSON 1. RUSH, Attorneys for tOf'fley for Petitioner, LEGAL County, Florida. states, said Jill Marron, Gov. Ii DES?? 11—lnstrucflons DER96 the Plaintiff, whose address Is 322 CLINIC OF Rezoning from SR.1, Single ENGLAND 5, East Central Boulevard, Post CHEEK, P,A., 1107 East Highway Family Residential Dwelling Office Box 2215, Orlando, Florida 436, Altamonte Springs. Florida District. SHARE A RAINBOW 37502, and file the o'iginal with the 32701, on or before March 3, 1980, To that of MR.?, Multiple LegalNotice — Family Residential Dwelling Clerk of the above .tyled Court on and file the original with the Clerk Creative Expressions 322-751J or before the 11th day of February, of the Court either before service District 1950; otherwise, a judgment That Property may on described Petitioner's as Lots PIANO LESSONS- Expert attorney stated NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC be entered against you for the above, or immediately thereafter, 6, 7, S. 9, 1. 10, Block 9, 3rd Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company will f lie with the Interstate Commerce Commission on or lessons for beginners, In. relief demanded in the Comp'aint. otherwise a default will be entered Section Dreamwoid, PB 4, Page about February 24, 1950, a revised system diagram map, color-coded to show the various categories of termediate, advanced. 'WITNESS my hand and the seal against you for the relief prayed 70, Seminole County, FL lines as required by 19 CRF, Part 1121, effective November 1, 1976, and subsequent revisions. The map Teaching theory & Imof said Court on this 14th day of for in the Petition. Being 'more generally described accompanying this notIce Is a black and white version of the map to be filed wIth the ICC and is that provIsation 322-4212 after 4. January, 1980. as localed on Lake Ave. 4 24th WITNESS MY HAND and the portion of the system diagram map showing tracks owned and operated by the Seaboard Coast Line (SEAL) Place Seal of this Court on this 25th day RaIlroad Company In Central Florida. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. of January, 1950. The planned use of the property Also Included with this notice Is a copy of the line description for a line newly listed in Category 1. 1$—lteIp Wanted CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT (SEAL) iS Multi-family residential designated as 1.FL-35, defIned In the above regulations as a line for which an abandonment or discon. COURT' The Planning ii Zoning Corn. . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. tInuanceappIicat$onmaybefiledwithlnathree.y,arpetI, AVON BY: Eleanor F. Buratto mission will submit a recom. Clerk of CIrcuit Court Any Interested persons may obtain a copy of either the color•codsd or black and white versions of FIGHT INFLATION DSguy Cleft mandatlon to the City CoIislon IefIsInoie County ".sysien diagram map at reasonable cost by sending their request -. lull AveR. Incrosoc V.iW .srnlni 5 30 4 In favor of, or against, the - By: Cnthia Proctor Director-Special Corporate Proiect$ power. For details, Call February 6, 1950. requested Deputy Clerk change or amendment. Seaboard Coast Line industries -. 1-541-4417or644-3079 Publish The City Commission will hold a Jan. 30 & Feb. 6, 13, 20, ___________________________ Water Street Public Hearing in 1950 RN the City Corn. OPERATING ROOM.lacksonville, Florida 32202 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DE H mission Room In the City Hall, -103 Full time,days, some prior 0 R Prices: Plessemakecheck payabletoSeaboard Coast Line Industries SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ________________________ Sanford, Florida at 1:00 P.M. on asp., good salary & benefits. Color.codbd map-$10.00 -.--.--------PROBATE DIVISION . vl! JJ Vj IYPY 10, UIP9II 1110 File Apply personnel West Volusla ,, ur. uuuj uunj PU Number 79.$6.CP recommendation. Memorial Hospital, DeLand. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Division All partIes in interest and EOE. M-F-H. PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: ESTATE OF citizens shall have an opportunity File Number I5-2S.CP FLORENCE B. LEADER ak.a to be heard at said hearings. Division FLORENCE BARBARA By order of the Planning and IN RE: ESTATE OF LEADER Zoning Commission-of the City of CYRUS F. FERNALD, Decessed Sanford, Florida this 4th day of Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION & Convalescent Center, 9S0 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Mellonvilie. NEEDED NOW! RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOI'R RN's— LPN's HOME CARE— 1LJJ HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES AIDES3 to 11; 'Ii to 7 DEADLINES Noon The Daylefore Publication Sunday - Noon Friday LIVE-IN COMPANION SFIED CALL 628.0636 ******** Photo-Mat has perm. PT sales Position, hrs. between 2:305, 1 p.m. Uniforms plus Corp. benefits. Apply .1423 Wr Fairbanks. Winter Park 6151755. ------- Board of County Commissioners The County of Seminole Real Property tsr Sale In accordance with Florida $5 Chapters 125.35 and 271: Seminole County offers for sale to the highest bidder approximately 17 79 acres being located southeast of City of Sanford; and being more specifIcally described as the West one-half (Lots 1 through I) of Seminole Gardens Subdivision: Flat Book 5, Page 23: SectIon I, Township 10 South, Range 31 Last; Parcel Number 05-30-31-501-0000.. 0010, Seminole County. Property is zoned Agricultural and is vacant. The property is further described as having approximately 435.05 feet along planed, unopened Irdoks Avenue on the north: 441.1 feet along Kentucky Ave. on the south: with blocked access of 121411 feet on the east aM 1211 feet along the extension of unopened Davis (Sriescn) Ave. on the welt. The property is also known the "Cameron City dump site". it Is fenced and posted and has net bees used as a dump site for several years. Dumped debris lsas bees covered. ground leveled and grass allowed tO grow. Abiddeposltofl0percu,w billie form ifs bid bond, cashier's, or certified or U.S. Treasury check shall accompany bid offer. Upon award and completion of sale Is highest, succesoful bidder(s), all smsucceestul bid deposits will be returned. Bidof$er$inustbe In writing and submItted to liii off Ice of the Purchasing Agent, Rum 417, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 12fl1,nolaterlhen$:SOP.M., local '. - -F, - f -I ____ . Cafeqsry: 1 State. ' - ____ - Florida leqagit: if ClumSy Cons. - ' - - IflhiI(.) (Deslinof Ion) PertlonutIheUmaIllI. $ubeivisisn-Tømpa DivisIon $11111 (hi (state) P*III ' ' - - ., Ifl.5I (C) (Counties) kmIiwlo4.ako 1111.31(d) (Mile Posts) ATA.7734St0ATA-758.Z1 ISliasMos. ' 111111 1.) (Agencies) T.nlnal POsts $ 4van Lake a Ph IsSirronle Ph. Ageny .i5flO w ' Publish FIbS. 1*0 - - ' '. - - ' - : - ... '- . - •'-s' - - . - - , •' - '. - - County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal representative of the estate is DOUGLAS WARD LEADER, whqwiddress Is 700 Melrai Ave., Apt. .323, Winter Park, Fl 32719. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, 'WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, so file with the clerk of the above court a wrItten statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date ifien it will become due shall be stated. lithe claim is contingent or untiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured. the security shall be described. The clalmnt shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to each personal roprosintative. All persqns interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ibieCtiens they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal rsfirs45ntalive, or the venue or jurisdiction of the tsurt.ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL II FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this Noflce of Administration: February 4.1581 DOUGlAS WARD LEADER As Personal 11esssWstive Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divisicn, the address of which is SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The personal representative of the estate is Barnift Banks Trust Company, NA. whose address is 250 Park Avenue South, P.O. lox 1000, Winter Park, Fia. 33759. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and addrossof the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, the date when it will become due shell be stated. lithe claim Is contingent or unliquidated, the the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The nature ci regmantative, or the venue or jurIsdiction 0? the court. AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT 10 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date if the first publicatIon of this Natice of Administration: february 4. tNI - BAUNETT BANKS TRUST COMPANY N. A. 0lPrNiNatIve LEADER FLORENCE B. A*A E&t F' aAI&ARA LEADER Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRI$INTATIVI: THOMASG.F*UMAN,ESQ. P.O. 10*11 - ALTAMO$ITE$P1lNG$,p131301 Tifighoisi: (105)131-isO PublisliFubrusry4.13,)* DES-S - cyrus F. forneid,. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl. REPRESENTATIVE; AI*OW 1.. Ora.igor wksasnuiie, Haities, Ward $QI,PA P.O. 10*051 Wintir Park, Fla. 31758 TN*t*is: 1115)4444313 PubIIlbPds4.11, $80 - DES-, - vAFHA CONVENTIONAL HOMES FOR SALE Also assume mortgages WIn train on fib one. Hurry won't last. l AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Cornerof lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 story home in picturesque part of Sanford. Large rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growIng family. Fireplace, corner lot. 1 yr. warranty, Accurate typing, be up front where the action Is. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" LOVELY 3 Berm, 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, con. venIent location toSanfordli4. Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty 837,, ******** company benefits. Apply In person to: Ron Beck, Director Ewnlng HeiRid 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida L D DRIVERS Seethe sites, cxc. pay I benefits. Here is your opportunity. 3390509 339-0505 DeBARY LOVELY 7 BED. ROOM, I BATH. FAMILY.- DiNING ROOM COMBI NATION, NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35,s00. 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $21,900. s ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES INCLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, 2 'CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW 532,9001 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323-5176 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 35 huge kit., formal 01, 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mort. Perfect locatIon. 131.100. Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" WANT a positive attitude 1A --___..., .-..,-- a person with wi.lflv, PIUI beinlaseffstart,raasl.nin. tussled investigator. Also y must have common sense in handling preblems, not easily frustrated, also a desire to learn end to lead. I went you to be aggressive toward life and personal achievement, hot antsN.andtere..sabIIshgeaN daily, finally above all never quitting th dSfSifW. 3 BR clean home w-gas heat, inside utility rm. & priced at only $26,900 4,private area, C.HIA, 1g. patio, carpeted, easy cash to CHINIST benefits, Contact Sprague Electric Co., Hwy. 17-92, Long*ood, Fl.. or phone 3393011, LOB. .._. LADY, YOU HAVE CONTINUAL. LV DEMANDED A CHANCE ---------- •_-. — 21-Stutge FOR THE OPPOITUSIITV NOW YOU HAVE ITt 3 BR, lB fenced yd, needs some TIC. Assume mont. owner will - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF________________ SANFORD REALTOR 322-0231 75445 French Aye. 3770'79,372-3353.3223772 - ____ ..Is.,. p 54*0 INVESTMENT Western Auto, Wllldoany kindol work 333-4441 CALL ANN BYTE AT 333-1176 STEEL $-4.oII* - Inside sales in Sanford office. asp. preferred but will cus• sider training qualified individual. Silmry + comm., good benef its. Apply In poison Purl of Sanford. Orange Blyt, LA. Monroe or mill resume ?NEED CASH? Use Your Home As security Call Us ForTerms -. Tower Fksancial$.rv. 1.505 411-2459 P.O. Box 306, Lk. Monroe, pi. NO BROKERAGE - 32147. - FEES rms,, Fla. rm., & freshly paintedf BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Yours for $41,900! FURNISHEDI 3 BR. lB home with rental apt.l Move right ml Newcarp. & w.paperl Only $37,500. ATTRACTIVEII 3 BR, lB older home in good cond.l Spacious modern kit., front & back porch, FP a. carpt A buy tor $36,900. Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME compressor 1g. sign In front, owner will sell inventory at -, carpet Imuds more. Priced to Sill. W,100. ...OUNUAR ESTATES near __ creage -OIS-A_____ 6' acres ton only 516.500. VerY good terms. Osteen. Pioneer acres. Hewout your own homestead. 10 acres or more, down payment. Osteen. S acre tiled farm, Sanford, 40 acre or.nge grove, Geneva. 900 acre catlle ranch. Sorrento. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Rig. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 11-97, Casselberry, Fl. Multiple Listing Service security, furnished, ready to move in. COUNTYCLUBCHARMER S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900 PR ESS WOODS. 85 ACR ES AT $100 PER WITH TERMS. WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO LOT, READY TO BUILD $7,000. in I of Sanford's nicer areas. PLUS FP, sw. pool, C-H&A. fruit trees 1. a brand new country kit, All this a. a low Realtors 2135' a S French (17 92) Sanfora FHAVA,FHA73S5,74$ Orlando Beds, ObI. motel 6. S. & mat?. 5.30 set: Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 7340. Bob Ball 377 4103 2202 French 62—Lawn-Garden — Fruit tree's Peacan, l'e,i(t,, Pluto, Apple, Fig The Backyard 671 1700 5589 Lk Howell Rd - Winterl'k. FILL. DIKT & TOP SOIL. YELLOW SAND Side by Side refrigerator, i; Picnic table w2benches $30 full Size baby bed w-mattrejs, $25; Oak porch rockers, $79.93; - _-- churches I shopping. High & Dry, Ready for your home.$5,500. Acreage Lake Harney. Call for details. 530-0333. - -- _ ---- _ ----_---_-- _ u1tnnc_ •-- ___ -__ ::-'- - - -. ". kt1 OLD MIMS ROAD- 20 acres MOL on paved road. Improved pasture, partly wooded. Zoned Al. Owner financing. $45,000. monthly, payments under $230. - Low down pIyments. 3222797 . Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, 3. Gen. Repairs. LIcensed & Bonded. Free ,Estlrnel.-373 60)5 after 5p.m. ____________________________ Home Repair __________________ Complete Mobile Home Repair 3-49 529 Tilefloors installed NEW&REPAIR Free Es?. 830 1783 aft 6 If you're in the business of building your busines. .use the Classified Ads often. I Man, quality operation 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 377 1)21 Dresstnaklng - - -- ---..----- - -- Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 327-0707 —________________________ — ___________________________ We buy used furniture FURNITURE B. THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave Sanford 3236593 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE ThaI's Classified Ads Antiques and Modern Furnllure One Piece or Houseful Drywall _______________________ Bridges Antiques repaired. & Light Comm 'vatd Debris, Trash Appllances& Misc. (LOCAU 319 5371 322-4132 FLA'S. Groomlng& Boarding SECOND Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo slat rontroteci heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 377 5752 Painting by Anthony Corino, Quality In? or Est - pressure c leaning V ree F sf 1?? 077? Handymen CHINA & POTJ'ERY IF TI-IISISTHE DAY tobuyanev car, see today's Classified adt for best buys. Need A Handy Man? CAL MOYER SHOW & SALE __________________ PaIntIng—ooraflng W000MAK ING & HOME IMPROVEMENTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 SANFOROCIVICCENTER Admission $150 I I GoodBoth_Days _______ - I Free Es?, ______ Handyman, mi .ur ci. rep., plumb , Carp., tree cit., 24 hr. serv, Senior cit. dii .851 1901. -- 72-Auction ____.. For Estate COmmercial I. Residential AuctIons & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323-5620. House Cleaning 76-Auto Parts ANNA'SCLEANINGSERVI Us-cd full size hotel motel bed- _____________________ 52-Appliances ___________________________ Washer repo. GF deluxe model. Sold orig. $409.35, used short lime. Bal. $119.l4or $19.35 mo _____--- Home Apt - I Quality Painting No Job Too Small Free Estimates 37) 0816 REPAIR--lnterit,r Exterior FREE ES? IMATESCaII 3655342 Sm.Otfice _______________________ _________________________ HousewivesCleanlng Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis Pleasecallaft 5p.m. 671-5*94 - A-OK TIRE Painting & Repair 373 5418 107W. 27th St. 373 9114 - 372 1091 I ___________________________ EUTSLER PAINTING I Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price. Battery Shop ____________ - Interior Exterior All Work Guaranteed making custom furniture 323 7361 - _ PaintIng ___________________________ ___________________________ ALL AMERICAN __.. Hauling ____________________ Call 831 5399or 867 0134 71—Antiques -. Res. Remodel & Additions. furniture, Refrig,, stoves, tools I Why buy uSed? New brand nan,, CERTIFIEDLAWN B. LAN DSCAPIN FREE ESTIMATES 379o7 )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls Larry's Mart, 21S Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used - I_awn & Landscaping - 3232801 Top Prices Paid used, any condition 6.41 8126 5)'4tjsehoIc1 Goods -_--_ -- -_________ - ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED - if you don't tel') people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322-2611 or 531.9993. _____________________________ -- WV BUY II St DFUPNTTURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nilure Salvage, 332 8721 - Home repairs, paneling, root. carpet. remodeling All work ':uir I ret' I-st 331 8465 __________ ______________________________ 327740 Shocks 54.9$-Heavy Duty $695 New Batleries$29.95 2413 French Ave., Sanford I Trent PaintIng & Repair InteriorS. Exterior Free Est 377 ________________________ Painlingl Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 349-5759 In80 Agent. 339-1316. Orig. 5539, now $205 or $19 ma. Agent 339-5316. • O Carpentry, Painting, Maint of all types. LIC Bonded 323 603$ Insured $34 I'199 II, a - double oven, $300. Frigidaire Heft., wlfl., frostfree, 17 cu. ft., $250 *347273. ________________________ - .- -- i _______ holography I - ..-- CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR 5.0. BALINT 322-5665 Hotpoinl Elec. Range, Avo, I Wedding photography by John Cuilum. Free engagement photos on color IxlO 373 e79 ,. ,. Push button conlrols, has caro USel. still in waOanty. Originally seie, assume payments of $31 mo. Agent 339- ' , S I S I 1316 '•. When you place a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close because to your phone something wonderful II about to happen. - MICROWAVE 'down. 533.000. 333-3357. _____llrX., COURT CUSTOM'S CONST Custom design homes, Additions. 323 0781 ___________________________________________ _____ - JNd S___ TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON formerly Marriott's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 322 571? MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 5562. - ---- -- -...--- - - Ref. repo. 16 CU ft frost free. Tony Coppola AssocIates, 95 N. Hwy i7.92, Casseiberry. I pd. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with Home Improvements Ceramic Tile WE BUY uSED FURNITURE. APPI. lANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture, 205 F 25th St 373 0981 metal officectesk $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 373 09$) ---.---- -- - - --- -- - — 322-1721. private, yet near schools, 3fl1orevfl3337 _________________ Beauty Care Buy Buying old pocket watches, any cond Will pay top price for this area 668 6610. Cash ding. Very clean, $l4.9Sea. pc. Oon't pile no longer needed items NO QUALIFYING 3'SR home. New C HIA & carpet Owner high as an elephant's eye. Piace will finance w substantial a classified ad, and pile the money In your walletI side, insp. tillô 80, $-49S. 705W. I I Is?. St. 32) 0998 I -.__________________ 3V 321 0640 __________ Harold HaP $afty 323.5774 Day or NighI AIlSi:eTarpaulins ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-579) ____________________ repossessed, used very shot MLI REALTOR Phone 332 7551, Sanford "' REALTOR. MLS Factory made lowbo'y trailer w6' ,xI' body, Steel deck, lights, bargain. 327-2345. time. Original 5*2. bal. $181 or $21 ______________________ m-Mgeflt339-1356. Beautiful Lake View lot in Deltona Lakes Sub. Sec. & M. Unsworfh Realty 107 W. Commercial ____ stand, dbl dresser & D.70x14 Goodyear Tires, 323-1792. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 57-92, So. of Sanford. lovely 351 home w-a2xfl in FHA or VA. Call us today to we. $49,900. 327.519) 975 Singer Futura Fully auto, 2439S.MyrtleAve. impala. 4 dr clean, good cond. new tires, new exhaust system. $795 After 6 pm 831 9019 inc - delivery. Nail's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 7-2, So. of 373 S3I Tuscawilia. NEW whIte iOIarIums, hones 5 much more. Compare at $157,100, 310 Sanford Ave. seconds but brand new top line beddIng sets only! Free locat g ciComsa I??? Chcrcic't '67 Plymouth, 6 CY1 valiant. Solid body, no rust, clean Ifl Pipper Hammond auto cord organ. Like new, books. $650 Oniq $1,700 323 5500 Sanford._322572). JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. Good school area too. Will go ARMY NAVY SURPLUS beds are not damaged or _______ RAVENNA PARK ground pool, ic. porch & BBQ. Topper forshort bed Pick up $150 '.-, oil of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These We are proud to offer you this marble PP I 1g. liexlgon P1,1 nUY,SEIL.TPADE 311 315 F First St. 322 622 FURNITURE-BEDDING, Wholesale toall.Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 industrial Blvd., OrIpdo Furniture, 705 E 25th St. 3230911. tOCEETT need of. reed all o" i'"" am. every day. - WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE SON SCHOOL. $12,500 Ex. CEL t ENI TERMS, __________ _________ 1973 Dodge Motor Home 11.000 rn 5.5000 32? 0037 itt -I Merchandise 68Wanted to lots of cabinet space in kit., washer, ' C-H&A, ge. FR, - range, refr., drapes, priced ____ _____ e1'11UIUi1UI: - pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen & king. Jenkins W. Garnelt White Reg. Reai Estate Broker - - - Si, 2B, 500' Ic. porch, . ON 2 STREETS - ADJACENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL. ___________________- don payment. $47400. - 2BR,1B, newroof, 1g. corner lot, fruit & shade trees, icr. porch, REALTY WORLD. ____ - - Sal OVER AN ACRE FRONTING right. .-.----------- PONTIAC SUNBIRD t978. camel color. tow rni perfect. air, auto. good gas. 13.900 373 0106 8311 for further detaIls, I Call Clark 8. Mitt 323 7580 50-Mascellaneous for 77" Cony. iota, lounge rocker, new twin silo M I BS. nile MELLONVILLE CORNER - tgag, Investment. 1)04 E. Robinson, Orlando, 427-7976. - _____ Build to suit -our lot or yours. OWNER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE also make Real Eseste & Business IDEas. Florida Mor- 327 32 ______________________ Sanford REALTOR MLS Eve 333.1805 *22-WI ____ box sprIngs-a. mattressesat 20 Inc., RZ IMLTV &Sokl _____________ Western Boots. Special $39.99 pr HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900. excellent terms - I -I 59-Musical -- pile no onger needed1te high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money Inyourwalieti i ACRES ZONED MOBILE - clearance, big savings Call 5345210 Eve. 562-365' __________________ ---------- - PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1976. silver, low mi cream puff Michelins. stereo. 53.700 323 oioo . Pianos & organs, Stock AWARD REALTY. INC. 119-2*00 - Will buy 1sf 1 2nd mortgages. We - or --- dr. ROB SOIl MAR IN F 2977 Hwy. 17 92 47.A-Mmlgages Bought - I Low 0' 323 3)47 new Hwy 9?. I rolt- wi's? ot Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold .1 publiC AUTO AUCTION ('very It you are having difficulty findinç Ibesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's - a place to live, car to drive, a lot', or some service you have tile only one In FlorIda. You set The reserved prIce. Call 901-255- - DeL,,nd Ike 6700 DAY TONA AUTO AUCI ION - — Isp,, 55,200 323 979 Subaru flral .1 wh - 35 ft Owens float. $900. Dokt-d I at Hontoon Marina. DcLand or see J P at Kaitec P0ti,i I Wanted We buy equity In houses. apts. 8. vacant land. Lucky In vestments, ' 0. Box 79. Sanford 322 4741 - OSTEEN AREA PINE & CV- JVNI " cost. This Is a real money On this 3+ acre, 3 BR, 3B home. - mikar. Only $125,000. Location is super I Close to I-I UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 " BR, lB C-H&A, paddle bOat, -- The Real Estate Agency 52,000 sq. ft., auto lit w.air - ________ - BROKER -. sea wall, dbl car garage, w-w PT, work"Tor par. res. couple. JUST FOR YOUI4BR,ZBhome in Tee 'n Green with new CMA, carp. & morel Spacious _________________ EXCLUSiVE ½ acre in country 3 BR, 1½ 8, $0 mm. to I. - Minimum2yr.exp.& capableof sitting up & operatIng &Il standard shop egpt. Must have own tools. Position oilers good starting pay & cxc. fringe REALTO9S in park with recreation and hoid sm. 2nd $77,500 41—Real Estate for what you have to sell, Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here Branch OffIce 3232222 MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, ___________________________ BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. Retirement or Starter Mobii Home 12x64,2 BR, 16, Located 323-5176 I - . IS ft. Rengen Boat Evinrude Motor, Trailer $100 831 7576 Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve II T one - BUILD! 58.500. 2439S.MyrlleAve. Sanford Orlando 32? 1577 32) 0640 207 B. 2SthSt. figures. HEAT. FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME. LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS OCALA NATIONAL FOREST REDUCED TO $16,500. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SROKER Eves. 322-0612, 332-15e7 navel valenclas, 2 BR, IS, new w-w carpet, C-H&A, 1g. 20x20 work shop. Must seal Only 7 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR 8. .ee our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BRs. - - - i4.4s4. - - - 43-Lots-ACreage _____________________________ Lk. Sylvan area, S acres, $27,000 Other parcels avail. W. i Mallczowskl, REALTOR 3227983. - - - 55--Boats & Accessories --------- - '-'c'' 0'' home In Osteenl 5 acre mini, Iarm,abovegroundpooi, barn 9 lOts morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Enloy for 544,9001 ___________________________ COLOR FUL pink grapefruit, -- - - - 42-l43biIe Homes Call Walt Cappel 323 6400 Knowles Realty InC REALTOR 678.3005 LOG HOME TO BE CONSTRUCTED NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES, $31,500 COMPLETEI uwnerwlllholdmortw-29pct. dwn, Sal 10 pct. SECT-BOOKKEEPER A thence to show off your skills. Accurate typing, goad with . - -- - - — Sanford, FIa COUNTRY LIVINGI I BR, 76 gazebo. All this for $79,900. 3237832 "I'll tell you what It tells me...It tells me ou were rIpped off, that's what It tells me!" --_________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69tC 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 £605 (Dealer) 80-Autos for Sale . . - Reg. REAL ESTATE Broken SEIGLEW REALTY IRO,'sER 29014.17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Eve 562-3655 32) 06-10 327 1577 *34-1200 NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT MULTIPLE LISTING -REALTOR AAA EMPLOYMENT Cornerof lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" Just perfect for Sm. farn or retired couple 2 BR. 113. LR. FR, very attractive kit.. Deltona REUP( ' 1971 Ford P U. 8' box, sfd trans. topper. I owner. low U,,. $3,900 Super Sharp! Will consider trade 322 0956 - —_______ STENSTROEV1 VW 72. .111 4 dr, auto, AM FM, Michltn. new sticker, exc. cond 11.850 or best offer 323 515-I 79-Trucks-Trailers Sales All makes & modelS, small down payment or will trade for anything of value Call Gary or John 651 1370 -________________________ - _____________________________ '75 Ford P U, Stereo, 7 Gas tanks, reg gas. $7,000 Call MB 8S16,lft 5 A I KAMPGROUNDS I' a mi West of I-I on SR -46 to Orange Blvd. Thursday 1 5 pm Good assortment of I crafts & stuff. Y'aI Come? Fred Walrofh,sponsor. (omorrow may be the day you sd that roll-a-way bed you've nowhere to roil away If you place a Classified Ad today 322-7912 2565 HAL COIJUTREAITYinc. aEIOLER REALTY ' REALTORS 9 PARK Country home, Cameron Ave. I acre home has extra Ig rms, FP, FR, OR, guest cottage, 54-Garage 3235200 3$O3OrlandoDr. VA&FHAFlnannino CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO apply themselves, Casual wofklng conditions make this an ideal opportunity for the youngers.t. If you are over iS, preferably single an con start Immediately, See Mr. Knitter, Thurs, Feb. 7th from 9:00 am. to 12:30 p.m. at the Sanford Court Motel, Rts. 17 & 92, Sanford, Fl. No Phone Cailsl - - REALTORS $95,500 . --- - 3 BEDROOMS, P7 BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE sportation furnished. Above average earnings with rapid advancement for those that Advertising 7 BR 1 B new paint & carpet, Quiet neighborhood $3000 dwn, owner will hold $71,900 - POOL WITH PRIVACY Large NatIonal Concern Is now unrollIng S people free to travel the entire U. S. doing publishers contact work.. On the lob training with Immediate drawIng account available and all tran- - BUYJUNKCARS From $lOto 5.50 Cell 327.1624; 3734460 BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more' HERB- S TV 2597 S Sanford Ave 323 1731 REALIOR" acre zoned commercial on busy four lane. Owner may assist with financing. $36,900. RECEPTIONIST commission with full 575.000 7OlBidg. E. Altamonte Dr. REALTOR,377.719$ Room for an officewith3lorm, 2 Bath home to enjoy. One-half 24HOUR0322-9283 _____________________________ I Acre on St Johns River, OK for mobile home or bldg site 516.000 Terms. INC REAL ESTATE Cafeteria- Lady experienced to work in cafeteria 2 to 9:30 p.m., fast & dependable, ascellent benefits. Apply Mrs. Whittlngton S.C_C. 321.0909. needed. Salary plus $12,900 Altamonte, auto repair &parts Cal Bart - ******** sales experience $52,900 $55,000 $42,900 539,91)0 PLUS Sanford commercial, I rental units, includes restaurant & lounge, $175,000. 41-Houses DININGROOMELEGANCE 2 BR, I Bath, 1g. covered patio. and fenced backyard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA Ilveabie. 527,500, - -. 1976 OldS Vista Crutser Station Wagon, All Power. take over payments 831 7526 - - I Top Dollar Paid for Iuflk & used TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold otiQ. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 327 5990 $493.75 hal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 3398356. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. 3BEDROOMHOMES Altamonte Longwood Lk. Mary Lk. Mary Winter Spgs Sanford - - ______ Good used TV'S, $758. up MILLERS Ph. 322 0352 76l9Ortando Dr. ItALTOP 2llOSanford Ave. - 71—Junk Cars Removed 53—TV-Radio-Stereo REALTY 0 Plenty of elbow room • lake frjntaqe on this 3 acre mini farm. comp w-3 BR home Make otter OSTEEN 321.0759 ____________________ ________________ CARPET H1.PIN starter. Previous — - Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. ____________________________ PORT EVERILADSI ____________ _____ Furn duplex, tine downtown location, neat. in good repair, Upstairs 3 BR, 18; downstairs 7 BR apt. Excellent income, high yield. Large.assumabie low Interest mort. $36,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY INC.REALTOR,MLS 323 5774 operations. 10 hr. wk. $5. per hr. Apply 200 5. French Ave., Sanford. advertisers. A great enable the clerk to mail one copy DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obiections they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications Of the personal __________________________ korsky & Westland Helicopters. Must be exp. in major components. OverhaulS, flight future for a self- to each personal reprewr*stiv,. All persons interested -hi the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE D.iplexes - - - _____________________________ Deltona' Here it is! should be $75,000, only 5-61,500. Custom buFit 32. has everything in cludlng built in Microwave oven. BATEMAN REALTY 40-A—Apartments & Mechanic Inspector Mm. 20 yrs. experience, SI- established and new claimant shall deliver sufficient copils of the claim to the clerk to By OWNER: 3BR.2B WINTERSPRINGSAREA i Mo. old, 327-0531 -- ******** servicepf 912 French Ave. __________________________ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, screened veranda, dining room, living room, $300 mo. + $125 deposit. 322-5559. _____________________ 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Corner of 101h& French "Your Future Our Concern" salesperson is needed for Shopping EALTOP322i i.,, 'YWL Ir LISTING SEP WCE Eves, 349 5 __ -- AAA EMPLOYMENT An aggressive near Profitable business! Recession proof, Nets 14 to 15 thousand.be your own boss-a one person operation. Approx. $20,000 ($5,000 • inventory), Sorry all CASH, but start earning tomorrow. - ____________________________ 33-Houses Furnished COOKS Galloping Gourmet, here Is your perfect opportunity. ADVERTISING - SALES - multi, lam 5-45,800 - - Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on y0u" lOt oi Our lot V Enterprise, Inc Medei l..c., Realtor 6.14 3013 1 - IwI miimss* of lomlesis Coisdy rsaerv1sffwrIetera&ec$.v . all bids, with or wNNosd Canu to weive lodmIcalitbe: or to accept the bid which in Its lu$smsnt best serves 11w beaus of lbs County. Cast sf utihmN$al of this bid Is consdd$mI5lIitlimSlclstif WisbldaandshaM.stWp-.esed us to or beborneby th ClumSy. PubliohPobLl1.1 015-31 - - ' " - DSScrIpt*t of Ulusihiwnen system Olegram M5 InCatlgerlesl,S,or3 - -i-., . sccooe*gyAI.0 time, Monday, March 15, 1580 at which time bids will be publldy — and reid. For further InNrmatis regarding tirms and conditions if sale, contact either the Purchasing Agent or M. Rhiada Ladiarl, Property Records Cleet Ismssls a1lWy Csudhauus, N. P1* Ave. UflNft F*lS5, Wit. 1)rn Court for SEMINOLE County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which 5 SemInole Number 50.30.CP, is pending in the - ' 1 BR, lB Condo, kit. eqpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 3227972 __________________ 2 BR, LR 6. kit., sm El. rm., laundry rm. Ref. Req. 322 3253 between 6 p.m-B p.m. ******** ,. Trailer. 4 BR, lB on 1g. lot. Zoned for 32—Houses Unfurnished -_ NEW & USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Cards 107 W. 27th St. 3239111 KENMOPE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 ROBBIE'S STEMPERAGENCY 912 French Ave. 323-S 176 Corner of 10th 5. French "Your Future Our Concern" 80-Autos for Sale 76-Auto Parts - REALTORS Wekiva Falls, I BR Owner will finance. Furn 1 BR apt. w-carport Nochildrenorpets 8317166 AAA EMPLOYMENT 52-Appliances by Gill Fo, FORRESTGREENE Enjoy ciCdn Suburban living 24x60 Champion mobile home on 6-3 cleared ares. $38,000 - Several positions opened. SIDE GLANCES - VA-F HA-235-Con. Hornet 53061330r339-4ves. 3...p1fli.eflPjn',ish-sJ GENERAL LABORERS 41—Houses Altamonte Springs New two Story, all cedar, sontemporary, lacing lake, 3 BR. master BR has 2 walk-in closets, 2' B, Stone . FR, seller will carry mort, Call and see. S98,900, INC. — -. ________- Ambition is all that Is necessary. Houses 4 2 BR, 18. good area, $250. Is?, last -t- $100 sec. Riggs Realty, Realtors, 2710 Sanford Ave., ______________________________ 3227972. ___________________ ** - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT re5Uj) get - 1 BR$199 UP. POOl. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. o, Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-5670 Mariner'sVillage _______________________________ SANFORD-Remodeled 1 BR plus den-air, tile bath. $220. Adults. 8417883. Opening a branch plant at the Port of Sanford. Need 7 amp. to start. Exp. in kit. cab. mig, required. Holidays, vacation w-pay. Equal Opportunity Employer. No phone calls. Formitex, Inc. Florida Division. Bldg. No. 2, Port ot Sanford, Orange Blvd. - and . ________________________________ Lovely 1 BR Condo, eqpt. kit., pool & game rm. privileges, $250 mo. + Sec. dep. 323 6570. NORTHERN KITCHEN CABINET MANUFACTURER - sales .. 30-Apartrr.ents tJnfurnjshed Bartender.COCktSfl Waitress Experienced, apply in person Oeltona Inn. Mon thru Fri 2 to 6 p.m. ________________ I DES-fl a-..__.._ ura,uus living. Reas, Weekly4monthlyrates,utiii55 pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 811-7113 washers wanted. Apply in person Mike's Village Rest or Call 322-9952. LegalNotice City of Sanford PlannIng and Zoning Commission Publish Feb. 6, 13, 1950 e. Waitresses wanted & dish- Legal Notice NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of Cyrus F. Fernald, deceased, File OO_ SERVING ORANGE AND. OR SEMINOLE COUNTY 4PersoflhIS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of FLORENCE B. LEADER a-k-a FLORENCE BARBARA LEADER, deceased, File Number 79-4-CP, is pending in the Circuit Ssuret UPJOHN HEALTH CARE were February, 1950. J. 0. Galloway, Chairman Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1980-36 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice ,,'jt, ,q,Fs -. , t- 't ,• jI-1Y_ ,, • E226u 8 9fl �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. Adorable I 1 WA L G R EENI1tiI.1 IASOP SAllY NBAM HIAITI Milk cisocoict, wrapped in foil, 4/s I tissue, Lw al" I M Ir COLOGNES 'Cony.ttohon' or "Motto" messages by Stark. 1.19 limit 4 ttwu Fib., ISO Without coupon 3 lot S L2 VLII'1fl 11:I4.1'Ii.1: Elementary School Wednesday af- Ms. Clark's sister, Linda Wilb, while he - . By United Press International The government minister's release O''$ The United States and Iran are nearing followed Iranian President AboIIassan a "face-saving" agreement that would Bani.Sadr's open confrontation with - / • lead to the deliverance of 50 American Moslem mili tants whose charges against hostages, confined for 96 days In the Minachi led to his arrest. The president besieged U.S. Embassy In Tehran, the chastised the militants for acting like . Kuwaiti newspa per Al Anba said today. "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. 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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 , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 06, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a8dd64e9080d56051f6c80742be2b52.pdf 7af1a6e5f19e21f4d3f92488a0b6970d PDF Text Text I 72nd Year, No. 202—Monday, April 14,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald Herald USpS 481.280—Price 20 Cents Cuts Endanger Sewaae Prolect U unierWhir Federal budget cutting and un- out on a limb," Knowles informed the Department of Environmental certainty about anticipated federal commissioners in a memo. Regulation, said he returned from an reimbursement of money already spent EPA dificers advised Knowles toward Atlanta meeting with EPA with bad for planning the Sanford regional sewer the end of last week that EPA "is out of news. "Funds have been cut off and the plant expansion could leave Sanford 1979 funds" for projects in the state. '1 fiscal year 1980 funds will not be holding the bag for $80,000, at least for am concerned we will have difficulty available until after October." the next six months, going Into ... plant improvements and Knowles said Florida is to receive $128 City Manager Warren Knowles will tell Increased capacity because the federal million in funds but EPA Is deferring the city commission at its 7p.m. meeting grant portion will be drying up," those grant awards. today the U.S. Environmental Protection Knowles said. The city manager said it appears the Agency (EPA) some months ago ver"It could mean 100 percent local funding cannot be stopped for the $80,000 bally approved a $155,000 grant for sewer financing, instead of 75 to 25," Under the the city has already spent. Knowles told plant expansion planning. The city has grants Sanford was to receive, 75 percent the commission he has been advised to spent $80,000 of that sum already. But, of costs would be funded by the federal document a request for this money from Knowles said federal reimbursement for government with the city to provide from the federal government. it could be as that and $2O million to$3o million fnother local money 25 percent of the costs. late as October before the reimprojects In the state is being withheld. Knowles told commissioners In the bursement is received. - DONNA "...Their cut off of funds leaves the city memo that Dick Smith, chief of the state ESTES 114k. by Hal Kaufman HUES WHO? 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Fold and place the narrow strip In the .:; _____: . j ' r , I By DONNA ESTES Mary, "In each case, we were given inHerald Staff Writer Moore said among Graham's staff structions on whom to contact," Moore Lake Mary and Sanford city officials members who participated in the said. came away from a meeting with Gov. meeting was Joan Hagen, head of the Bob Graham in Tallahassee Friday state's Department of Community The mayor said the Sanford delegation encouraged and optimistic that the state Services, was supportive of Lake Mary in its atwill assist the municipalities in gaining Mrs. Hagen cautioned the group that tempts to get money for its interceptor federal and state funding for a variety of there are 66 other counties in the state line to link up to the Sanford regional projects, searching for state and federal money. sever Plant. "The outlook was positive," said Moore said the Sanford requests InKulbes said Mrs. Hagen assured them Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore today. "The eluded funds to determine the feasibility she would make it a point to conic to lake state officials were encouraging and of the proposed "Golden Age" multi- Mary and would send necessary staff optimistic," he said, storied building in the downtown section. members to provide technical assistance "It was a good and fruitful meeting," The center would include office Space, to the city. said Lake Mary City Manager Phil meeting rooms, parking areas. The Kulbes. center would function on a year-round "We told them our top priority was the The meeting was arranged by Sanford basis and be self-supporting. sewer interceptor to Sanford to take care and Duluth, Minn., millionaire inAlso requested was funding for the of the industrial area of the city. We told dustrialtat and entrepreneur Jeno acquisition and development of a 25-acre them we want to attract new industry to Paulucci. Leesl officials who attended park In the southwest section of the city create new jobs and as a side benefit new were Moore and Sanford Comm samoan and -funding An build and. ecp1p a fire hotnes.would be built within walking or. John Morris and David Parr and Kulbés station in the southwest section of the bicycling distance of the Industrial area and Mayor Walter Sorenson of Lake city, for employees there," Kulbes said. •• . • S..• fJWfl .•. I Meeting With Graham ' Fruitful' I • . . . •-•• I • . ? . . .......... . . •• •, . . .. . S P0; Now, gother an audlence. Holding the pocketed end In your CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? The,, are at least six differences In drawing details between fop and bottom panels. 'New quickly can you find Thom? Check answers with these bslsw. aniu Si Ididutsia 'saemne II Si Aviolf 'p IU(ISIW If dwv ' 'aulisiw If *3'5 'JIfgews II fSfl 't 'saeii, t 5 . strip Into bits and pieces. 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The Red Cross mission followed the Iranian and U.S. governments, find it "impossible" to explain complex "Issues and Answers" that the United national Red Cross officials entered the meetings last week between President At a meeting with envoys from nine issues to Ayatollah Ruhodah Khomeini States hopes its major allies will decide occupied U.S. Embassy today to visit the Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and Foreign turopean Economic Community nations and that the fiery religious leader cannot by next week to join in economic saneAmerican hostages and check on their Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and envoys and Japan, Bani-Sadr disclosed a visit work full-time because of health tlons against Iran. health, of the European Common Market was imminent and said the group would problems. President Carter has told interviewers Herald Schmid de Gruneck, permanent countries and Japan. be able to see ,all the hostages." According to Newsweek magazine, he has set "a specific date" reportedly in representative of the International At those meetings, the envoys exPrevious visitors to the hostages, now Carter Is considering expelling some or May, for allies to join America in saneCommittee of the Red Cross, walked pressed concern about the well-being of in their 163rd day of captivity, have never all of the Iranian citizens still in the tions against Iran, inside the compound, accompanied by the hostages and asked the Iranian of- seen all of the hostages, raising questions United States and .even electronically In another development, Bani-Sadr Di. Bernard Liebeskind, a physician ficials to specify a date for the captives about exactly how many there are and jamming all of Iran's Internal corn. flew to Kermanshah, near the Iraqi after 1 p.m. (4:30 a.m. ES'!') and were release. whether they are all still alive or in the rnunlcations, Including radio and border, to inspect Iranian armed forces still inside at 3:30 p.m. (7 a.m. ES'!',) a No date for the release was offered, embassy. television signals. in the tense region following days of spokesman for the Moslem militants Ambassadors of Britain, Italy, Belgium President Carter has turned down The magazine also said one of the sporadic fighting. holding the hostages told UP!. and Holland left Tehran today to report requests from at least a dozen Iranian hostages, Michael Metrinko, had tried to The 'deposed shah of Iran has been The spokesman confirmed that the two to their governments on the weekend diplomats that they be allowed to stay in escapee shortly after the embassy offered sanctuary in one of South Africa's Swiss members of the Red Cross were talks. Other ambassadors were due to the United States and not be expelled, takeover November 4 and had been independent black homelands and Is meeting the hostages but he could not say leave within the next few days. Newsweek Magazatne said. The placed in solitary confinement, considering the move, a Johannesburg when they would leave the compound. The departure of the ambassadors for magazine said one diplomat said his wife In another initiative to end the crisis, newspaper reported Sunday. The two-man Red Cross team was "consultations" left open the possibility was being treated for cancer and another Pope John Paul II sent individual In a front report, the Sunday accompanied by Iranian Health Minister that the governments would wait for the claimed his 12-day-old son was too young messages to Carter, U.N. Secretary. Times said page the offer extended by the Mousa ZaIgar, Tehran's religious leader outcome of today's visit to the embassy. too travel. General Kurt Waldheim, Bani-Sadr and tribal republic of Transkei included full Hojjatoleslazn Mohammad All Kamenel The Red Cross team Is expected to The magazine also quotes sources Khomeini, the Vatican said, citizenship for the former shah and his and Tranlan Red Lion and Sun Red Cross prepare a report on the health of the close to the Iranian Revolutionary In Washington, Deputy Secretary of Family, a permanent bodyguard and the official Mansour Shamsa. hostages and submit It in confidence to Council as saying government officials State Warren Christopher told ABC's choice of three luxury residences. LI LIBRARY WAR OF 1980 Sanford's Ready To Seize Building ______________ ____ • - • - - • - • . . \• . • • S . . - - • • S • S / - • I I -. S t-- •_ se,•.': - S 1L - - • - - __ If of • • April 1. The county proposed lease called for ownership of the By DONNA EsrFs building to revert to the county at the county's option in 1993. Herald Staff Writer The Sanford City Commission is being urged to close the The proposed lease was submitted to the city two days before book On the old post office building-county library controversy the 10-day notice provision for canceling the lease would have expired. at Its 7 pxL meeting today. The city commission at a special meeting April 2 ordered City Manager Warren Knowles, after discussions with • - Mayor Lee Moore, is reCOmineIlding the commission take that a notice of lease cancellation be delivered to the county immediately. Knowles said at the time the city would lose .*M SL*m today inclue , $onO(.tljf the county was not (1)Vote tunotlfy the county that the city's offer ofafree lsise for the building and two adjacent lots expires at5p.m. on Put unjwuceo the Ieasecanceuauon, He saidthe city could not Sept, 30, 1*, 11 a new lease has not been fully executed, mtatned and In the hands the city clerk by that date and OWII any books and the county discontinued library service there, iles. At the Mine time the city sent to the county a lease (2)Irwtuct the city attorney to draft an abrogation (abolishMoore continuing the offer to lease nt) renlution as outlined by the federal government; agreement executed by aitharla, the mayor to signs the resolution and authorize the to the county the building for library use for $1 annually, The city did not agree 10 turn Over owfl0(lhjl) of the building (ty's $)p)'fl)ent of the final abrogation fee to the county. ($) Instruct city personnel to secure possession of the city Eariler last week the county commission decided to take the bu1'th at First and Palmetto at one minute after midnight next 90 days to look at possible alternative locations for the 5.pL 30,1*, wiles, an executed lew with the county is on downtown Sanford library and agreed to inform the city that with the city at dot time. county will not vacate the library on Sept. 30" under any to a br4ft memo to the city oonunissjon-r, Knowles in. the ''" fmsd that he discussed the proikun the city has with the County Attorney Nikki Clayt0(1 said the only possible ter. cty over library service with an officer of On U.S. General minatlon date of the current lease is Oct. 1. If the contract is Sp*ss *bnInistnUon (GM), car riedout to its termination dataofOcL 1,1*, the lease from the GSA Ifl1N3 for use The city Woo-Idthe buIldIng stipulates that the books, materials and Items of equipment as a Wary. The building under a revorter clause in the deed become the aorty of the county, she said. MW m that the library operation Is continued there until Miss C1a)'tOu) told the board the city's attempt to cancel the *1111,1963 or the building's ownerabip will revert to the lease effective Sept. 30 seemed to be an effort on their part to t,ai government, the books. "The books are t property of the medtyleed the ibraryfacthty with its 4O,* books to the avoid b0 Ieasetothecltyon 'mi,u.i1xcountyacntaPrOP See $ANFOKD'sPage SA I -- I __ ' - L.._I , S - ----- -- , ._•_- .-a--- County Wants To Boost Downtown By DIANE PETRYK Interests of the city, county officials say. Herald Staff Writer County officials would like to maintain a library in the The city of Sanford and Seminole County are currently in. downtown Sanford area, despite recommendations from their volved in a squabble concerning the fate of the countyll own planners that the library should be Located closer to the downtown Sanford library. The county runs the library; the center of population In the north area of the county. Such a city controls the building, location would be In the vicinity of Sanford Plaza. The result of the tug of war which has been going on between But to help the downtown Sanford area the county is willing the two jurisdictions will probably be the loss of a downtown to keep a Library at its present site. library for Sanford and city officials will only have themselves County officials note, however, to make the present library to blame, say some county officials, site adequate will require expansion and renovation. The Long ago, the city ran its own library. In 1963 the city ob- county says It does not want to spend money for capital tintamed from the federal government a building at the corner of provements unless It owns the building It is fixing. It is asking East First Street and Palmetto, formerly a post office, in the city, when its 20-yeardeal with the federal government which to house its library. The federal government agreed to comes to fruition in 1913, to deed the building to the county, give the budding to the city If the city used it for "Why should we give the county an asset of the city of Least 20 years. Sanford?" asked Sanford Mayor Lee Moore. But the city discovered it was costinS a lot of money to run s The answer, says the county, Is for the same reason the library, federal government agreed to give It to Sanford, to help InlV5it agreed to let the county run the library #W entered . provide a worthwhile service. Into a contract stipulating at the expiration date of the conU the county now picks up the ball and provides the library tract, Oct. 1, 1990, "all books, materials and Items of equip. service, why shouldn't It get the building the federal government" contributed by the city "shall be transferred to the legal mont donated for that purpose, argue county offklala ownership of the county and the city shall retain no legal rights The county, in the last five yesrs has helped the city earn therein." that building by providing the library service the city no longer The contract also stipulates that either party may cancel the wanted to spend the money to provide. contract early If notice Is given 180 days prior to Oct. I of each The county's proposal to the city offers a reverter clause Year, to take effect on Oct. 1 of such year. which says If the county does not use the building for a library In what was apparaitly a last minute effort to hang on to its for at least 20 years, then the county would either pay the city books, the city April 2 served notice on the county to vacate the the unamortized value of the building or give It back to the city. library by Sept. 30. The city has far rejected coun an Not only iz such action a Ier violation of its contract with the county and smacks at bad faith, It Is contrary to the best See COUNTY Page IA • -- - - -' - -. '-'! '5- -5-- - :'-. - 5•____'• .- . �2A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Monday Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April14, 1NO llllllll~ Iri Held In Shooting Threat On Officer G'' By DAVID M. HAZIER U11LU I N Herald Staff Writer BRIEF A 15-year-old girl Is being held at the county's juvenile detention center on charges she threatened to shoot an Altamontc Springs police officer, Saturday, deputies say. Police officer Jack Fowler was working to help Ken Jones, 500 Fernwood Drive, Altamonte Springs, free his boat, stuck on Lake Orients behind 136 Hattaway Drive, when a 15-yearold girl came out of the house and began swearing at the two. ordering them off 'my property," deputies say. She continued screaming at the pair for several minutes as Sunday, when a man carrying a small caliber handgun walked Fowler, in a marked city police boat, worked to free Jones' in and demanded money, police report. craft. The girl then went back into her home, returning with RiCharde complied with the thief's demands, handing over what later turned out to be a pellet gun, deputies say. $1,283 of the truck stop's receipts. "Now run," she told the two, leveling the gun at the The robber then swung at RiCharde, knocking him to the policeman, deputies say. The two men fell to the floors of their ground and fled on foot. RiCharde was treated and released boats, while Fowler called deputies to assist him, from Seminole Memorial Hospital for injuries resulting from The girl was arrested and reportedly detained at the the fall. county's center at Five Points. CANDY SALES TRIP RESULTS IN CHARGES TRUCKsrop ATTENDANT ROBBED AT GUNPOINT A Sanford man's invitation to an Altamonte Springs youth to A Sanford truck stop attendant was robbed at gunpoint earn some money sellirg candy has resulted in charges of Sunday evening of more than $1,, police say. assault charges and a missing persons report, Seminole Preston M. RiCharde, 23, of 2503 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, was deputies say. working at the Village Rest Truck Terminal at 6:33 p.m. Deputies report Carl Lalumia, 1331 Holoson Drive, Whizzes Past (nn,II,I trILiec Ra.a'u'c!I F,V%p 4-Inch Knife i. NEW DELII I, India (UP!) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi escaped assassination by inches today at the hands of a 37-year old Indian who hurled a 4-inch switchblade knife at her, the Press Trust of India said. The news agency said Mrs. Gandhi had a "miraculous escape" from the attacker, officially identified as Ham Bul Chard Laiwani of Baroda in northwestern Gujart state, The knife whizzed past Mrs. Gandhi, 62, and struck one of her bodyguards who was guiding her to an automobile, the Press Trust said. He was not injured. The knife, described by police as a switchblade or "open spring activated knife" was hurled only six feet. - Begin FLORIDA IN BRIEF Altamonte Springs, became upset Saturday when his son Andrew apparently vanished early In the day. Lalumia waited until the evening, then called deputies to report his son missing. At 11:15 p.m. Andrew returned, in a van driven by Mark Barber, 3003 S. Park Ave., Sanford, carrying several other children. VV CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UP!)— The Kennedy Space Center 62 union firefighters voted unanimously Sunday to go on strike today or Tuesday in protest over the disciplinary suspensions ordered for 41 of their number. The strike vote came only two days after a tentative agreement was reached between Wackenhut Services Inc. and Local 525 of the Transport Workers Union. Union officials said the agreement, granting 7.5 percent a year pay boosts, was no longer binding. They said union negotiators would revert to original demands for an open end cost of living clause, similar to that contained in the three-year contract that ex. pired March 31. After the agreement was announced, Wackenhut disclosed 30-day suspensions without pay of 14 firefighters and two-week suspensions wlthout'pay for 27 others. Dick Wilson, senior vice president of Wackenhut, said the disciplinary action was taken because the men left their jobs for 15 hours March 25, the day Wackenhut security guards at the space center went on strike. The Seminole Subarea Council of the the greater Orlando area. The HSA-ECF Department of Health and Rehabilitative Health Systems Agency of East Central Is the governing body over such ex- Services' request for funding con. Florida (HSA-ECF) will meet 'it 8 p.m. pansion. tinuation for an information and countoday at Lyman High School, 141 S.E. Tonight's agenda will Include con- seling program on Sudden Infant Death Lake Avenue, Longwood. The meeting is sideration for expansion and im. Syndrome. open to the public. provement of the area's total emergency The subarea council reports to HSA- medical system, from equipment and Also on the agenda will be a con. ECF with recommendations concerning facilities to manpower. tinuation funding request for statewide health care facilities and expansion In It will include review of the Florida family planning services. Shields Trial To Begin chases. upper floors facing south and west will be the hardest hit and been rehearsing his drama class on the auditorium stage when the most dangerous to occupy during a twister. a student who had spotted the funnel cloud sounded the warFlying objects Inflict most injuries during tornadoes, and ning. The group found shelter In a hallway and were not glass is especially hazardous. Corridors In line with the torseriously Injured. However, the audi torium wall exploded nado's travel become roaring wind tunnels. Glass, gravel, dirt outward and the roof collapsed. "As I sit here," pondered and other debris hurtle through these tunnels under the blast of Heath afterwards,"I wonder if, given time to make a choice, if the wind. I would have herded people back Into the auditorium to what I Merle Bryant, superintendent of Monroe Central Schools in thought, at the time, was the perfect place with the steel Parker, Ind., describes the hallway where he took refuge: bsema and U top and alL"............ "Debris was flying down the corridors mud, sUcks, stones, For yea ioe were told to bpM window on the side of glass, pieces of plaster and brick, even cement blocks." If you the house away from an approaching storm In order to are caught in such a hallway, sit, crouch or He flat and cover equalize the pressure. However, Brown advises against It. your head. "The latest information is, don't try to open any windows. On the other hand, windowless interior hallways with Just forget it and leave them closed. opening that face north are fairly safe. Hallways facing east Researchers In a study by Texas Tech University, comare next beat. In other words, the best place Is a hallway that missioned by NOAA, found that the act of opening a window as blocks the path of a tornado instead of one that runs In the a tornado approaches is danger ous in Itself. There is the risk of same direction as the tornado's path. being hit by flying glass and debris if a wlndborne missile Doorways are dangerous because the doors blow back and should strike th e window while it Is being opened. And although forth violently and could crush you. One witness remembers, an open window could relieve some pressure on the roof, it "I was sitting directly across from one of the restrooms and a tends to add pressure on the walls that face the storm. metal door kept (lying open and shut That door was my The investigators believe these suggestions offer the beat greatest fear." odds of surviving a tornado: The savage winds striking relentlessly against the building —Always try to locate a basement. If possible, take PsltiuI mtt at tho ,.,.f hap than s.•• $1, DvnhaIu* rw*iira r shelter under a sturdy workbench, other heavy furniture or the tornado damage. "Time and time agaln,"Abernethyuys, basement stairs. Cover your head and protect your face. "se found windows and walls on the south and west pushed In, If there Is no basement, go to an interior part on the lowest not out... And It didn't seem to matter whether we were in- floor—closets, bathrooms, Inside hallways orother short-spin Alabama or Indiana." rooms. If you are in a UbUc building, try to find the shelter area. Although not the main destructive force, the tornado's unique pressure system still Is a dangerous phenomenon. Again, search for Interior hallways and small rooms on the There is a time, as the tornado passes, when the air pressure lowest floor. In high-rise buildings, g to Interior small rooms, storage closets, or hallways. Inside a building Is higher than the pressure outside. Th changing pressure can be destructive to large rooms, where Lavatories offer fairly good protection because they usually : walls alone support a large expanse of roof, are small, have high window sills and the vertical plumbing' When these roofs are blown off, the walls collapse. Coo- adds some stability to the walls. veraely, should a wall give way, the roof will faa. This type of If you are caught In a mobile home or other vehicle, get wall-bearing omstuction is common In auditoriums, gymout and find substantial shelter. If there Is no shelter nearby, nasiums, cafeterias and pool areas large open spaces, lie flat In the nearest ditch, ravine or culvert, with your hands where one might be tempted to gather people together In a shielding your head. tornado emergency. Be prepared. Know exactly what to do quickly. David heath, a teacher at Xenia High School In Ohio, had Next: Project SEYWAUN. __________________________ The trial of Shields, 57, who became a close friend of many influential state politicians in his 13 years as a state official, and Jack V. Quick, 41, probably won't get underway until Tuesday. Attorneys will argue today on the admissibility of tape-recorded telephone conversations between the two men which led to an extensive FBI investigation. Quick already Is under a federal prison sentence. He _____ - ___ - was sentenced to five years In prison In December at Valdosta,Ga., for conspiracy to possess and distribute marijuanna, and three counts of using a car and a telephone to further an Interstate crime. He has been free on bond pending outcome of an appeal. House Gets Trucking Bill TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (UP!)— The issue of trucking deregulation shifts to the House this week and te Senate is gearing up to debate a controversial bill raising the drinking age from 18 to 19. House members are also set to give final approval to major legislation altering Florida's financial disclosure law. The bill HB 1004 strips a requirement that elected officials and key appointees file net worth statements, and instead forces disclosure of Income sources. A similar proposal is set fpr debate In the Senate Governmental Operations Committee Tuesday. Once looked at as one of the major fights of the session, the Senate in a surprise move last week passed a trucking bill liberalizing entry requirements and cutting into the power of freight haulers to set collective rates. ... - - - lflflail In - - - - o is Prince Back In Saddle WEST PALM BEACH,Fla.(UPI)— Prince Charles of Great Britain was back in the saddle playing polo Sunday and showing no Ill effects from the heat exhaustion that hospitalized him a week earlier. The prince played a full game of six chukkers In a special match preceding the $100,000 World Cup champIonahip game. Afterward he had lunch, watched the championship match and presented trophies to the :winners. The prince played on the Windsor Park team, which :defeated a Palm Beach team, 8 to 7 in the Laddie :Sanford Memorial Game. The prince failed to score. - - TOMado e s, Rain ' __ I AREA DEATHS . . ____ ___ South . NORRIS K JORDAN She was a member of the All Norris E. Jordan, OS, of Souls CLhu& Church. WEATHER _______ Park Avenue Trailer Perk, Survivors Include several ______ Valid Press Iateriatlsesl Winds of 100 mph raked the Sanford died Saturday nieces and nephews. New Orleans streets looked Mississippi Gulf Coast, AREA READINGS morning at Seminole Funeral Mass was held this (I s.m4: temperature: 75; overnight more like rivers today, the causing an estimated $10 Memorial Hospital low: 74; yesterday's high: 19; barometric pre are: . Born In morning and burial w In result of a weekend of million In property damage Pie relative tan1dity: 97 percent; winds: Southeast at 14 OLPJL torrenti al rains dmont, Ala., he lived Edgewater Cemetery, and tot. and Injuring at least fu Sa nford for the past 24 years. Edewatar. TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIgh,, 1:46 am., hallow The 5t4*U1 system persons fISt100L 6:13 p.m.; lows, l:$ a, 1:43 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: stretched aorcas lbs South, Tornadoes He a member of the Gremkow Funeral Horns highs, 1:36 a.m., 9:00 p,m.; lows, 1:17 a.m,, 1:34 p.m.; also Caused Lutheran Church of the was In charge. leaft at lead Eli p extensive damage In South BAYPORT: hIghs, 1:21 am., 1:19 p.m.; ws, 7:33 $.m 6:03 dead. r. A Carolina and Alabama, he was a P With himids prepared to BOATING FORECAST: St. Aegustlue tsJu15k1sS Elictrical power was the Fleet Reserve Association a.. their horn, today, ° kimoked out by flooding In and the Disabled American JORDAN. Nh III S.—cmsrsI N Mlks A advisory Ii in SSrVICSS t NSIT$S I. Jir4ai, lb. LiulsiMi Hahavillo, La, and deputies Veterans. south to36 tstodabecomhng wuterIy1$toIIknots Aduli Said ______ lS.oI Part Avenue Troller Part6 w In were gJr'eg to evacuate tonight and variable 10 knots Tuesday. Seas I to $ fist. Sept. )'L Survivors include three • $Il daughters Mj Seminole Il•u HostaI, tired urstcrins mainly todiy. Pamela Al lust two persons a'eas st will ö at S P. WaSU7 at Gsc' and Jordan, MtrIU hiap-d _______ AREA VOPECA$ ShOwers and scstlsrsd thuadsrstoru* __ to bayou klsssn Fual Hsme with *sv. ke*IIN Du likely today mOstly ending by h'nt'and boconüg tly O(1d.IIII ià $hetla Weyland, Maitland, U ANatOcIli. Uurl Ire "Eat me tell you, this Is a sad Mrs. Lellani Peoples, OakIesn Memorial Perk with dajdy by Tuesday. A itWe cooler tonight with Ions near IS. $ujy 4 $te5 full MIlIlOI' li 00 Lor at the High. today In d* low to mid and Tussds3 mid to • other. died In W& go. grsv.$lde. Irluen Funeral so. said. "Th, real e mergency Is ie Wallace, Sanford; five 7Se. Winds thto soulbw.tlh to Nmpb*osgsid.tyto ctents h' darW. y the dog" Rot _______ thunderstorms becomi ng westerly dating_today wher, 1IOdIL19 Sit. fledieg, in FunsriJ Hon*.PA d1ndidad'ig ist rein ________ tosd. Rain prQbebtW4 70 PII, today Estansive flisdiig In The mike parish Is bstog Is In dergi of arrangements. decreasing to less II perce I 4. AIL, VU Wd Ii n.utisii is son.iyieg areas." MIIAI PA at lout one ____ IM 1MUS$S ygmgft ( ,slpgIfriWd ve.s.aes.. :. I'.nsss in sostis RAThER1ioREI _______________________ 1* a*gedi1dbylbsrng OSfltf$1 Alabama Injured MdneRcbr,Na ions redi4 of Lakeview Nursing snore t a deem ndiy, Ar11 14 INO.-VoI, 7L N... IN. waters. ad bmwd ad (r died Friday afternoon . 1010111111010 Dow I St Seminole Memorial eft Nsa 3ac..*N.PmsctAvs.,$aa*. P$aIsenI. trees, Nimlaniw streets a*ms, fcJ $g ff fto adsestluid wued.uikdl)rosghesttb. HpitaLAnaUveofBSion,. high 'wk a" Inset Class PIINS paid at IMISt Mimisli k stat.aidaødntdsask Mass., she had lived In tor jig ________ ________ NS.eDaihsry; Wow, ScssNMan1LU.N1MSs*LULISI for Mobile aiid Baldwin Hanford 'rl,pem4 1b beat of eflect for thep.stllyesrs, .miurn,m.s ih* hers frCsILDIVtN'tI jgjt_-Year. $13.11. SyMelI Weak.SIN: MuSk, 54.71:0 Maims, $3?ISi __ç9lIltleI and all of north and ty 4a RuA _1 -:a,, $_ ffii.1iu,ia' leach. (MIem-i ! 0. . A - _ _ ____ Cartoonist Shanks Dead . I1 ier Or in ___ BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI)—Bruce Shanks, the 'Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist at the Buffalo News for 23 years, died during the weekend In Boca Baton. Mill was Shanks, who had suffered several cerebral . 11 ___ A. ____ ____ ____ ____ __ ___ ___ ____ ___ Listelidng Someti mes one of the most Important parts of a funeral director', service is simply to be a good listener to let families exPress feelings that cannot and should not be restrained. - _____ ________ _____ ______ su, ' - • ____ ,,, 544 Dickln,Delary 144ny KivaIrd, Geneva Yiilng Willis, Lake Mary D*mrak K. Wood. Maftiand GRAMKOW FUNERAL ____ 130 WEST AIRI'ORT OULEVAMD SANFORD, FLORIDA T ELEPHONE 3224213 WILLIAM L. GRAMKOW __ ____ _____ _____ . huisis ______ ____ _____ OISCNAIOR$ ssplord: Iwi U. Arthur MèslIlne Giraudeau Isha N. Gordon Lifas King *I.laO. Stuart KIa$bsrly 0. Walker JoØii Glbsrson, Casselasrry COla Palmer. Casselburry AêWS N. Surte, Geneva s Andersen ,. iiLiL ISIS t ADMISSIONS HOME ____ ____ . ...,. 114 _____ ____ ______ ______ _____ -. -• , t .-..-- _____ ., j . . [1 Elizabeth Mays MrIs 0. Hodges _____ d.atk, • Louis* Branch Virginia U. Damps LUlL 12.1* Ai.9$$ION$ AWs 0. Smith ____ MqIp ____ HOSPITAL ______ ____ - - - •-- - - '—I - - ---.. Jirnifrod Ogletree Norms J. NIspoll Fiore E. Sweeney Slella Tipton Elvura Underhill John 0. Warren THE REFUGEES I ''I '' _'-.L .,,, ; - I 1.1 ,. % I .. I I I.1 .. . V.. .1I ,-.I I.. It - .I ... ': 700 .'.I r 40I I ? I. ~ ( . I 1. - . Charlotte Williams Gin. Mroavsc, Longwood BIRTHS Virginia Gonzales. Jose and a b.by boy, Oviedo DISCHARGES Sanford: Carolyn Olson Warren A. Sullivan Wants U. Anderson and baby boy Harland U. Stone, D.Sary nr,- Albert W. Churchill, Orange City Rachel Irooks, Oviedo .- ....- ;. I Haitians Swarm Ashore MIAMI i UPI More than 700 Haitians ashore at llahia Honda in the Lowe swarmed ashore in nine boats in South Fifty-eight landed at the Ililisbot Florida Sunday in a one-day record arrival of Irilt't mir Pompano Beach. "boat people" from the Caribbean island "Flit' numbers are just bogging th that Swamped ilmuhiigration and health system,'' said INS officer Leonard Roland services and brought an appeal for Authorities said all of Sunday's arrival emergency housing. ai)I)cared to be in good physical condition Immigration and Naturalization Service However, soiiic Haitians arriving in recen District Director Raymond Morris said, ''We iiiriths tia'e been found to have tuberculosi: need some place to put theni. All our Iran- and venereal disease. sportation is out now. If you want to see ''We.' need sonìe place to put them, to star grown man cry, just come on over here." processing and get theni out. If you know of INS regulations keep illegal immigrants said Morris. large. empty building impounded until each receives a medical The new wave brought to about 2,500 the examination and other processing. There is number of illegal Haitian inunigrants thai housing for 202 illegal immigrants at a have arrived in south Florida this year, federal prison southwest of Mianit but it ""'s Immigration officials estimate that more filled Sunday. than 10,000 Haitians have immigrated to Two boats landed at Miami Beach. each Florida in the past two years. containing about 100 Haitians. Two more All, including the new arrivals, have asked boats canie ashore at West Palm Beachwith For political asylum. Their status is uncer a total of 164 Haitians. A boat landed at m until a ('lass action suit now going on in hinulover pier, between Miami Beach and Miami Federal court is settled. Eight Haitian Hollywood, with 122 men and women aboard. reugt.es filed the suit, claiming they would A 30-foot boat that authorities said was suffer iniprisonment or death if forced to literally falling apart landed at Fort return to their Lauderdale with 109 men and women aboard. (;i(&'rIimiIt'tit spokesmen contend that most A boat with 104 Haitians landed at Juno ummimmig r a n t s have left the mif Beach in Palm Beach County. Thirty-seven poverishmt'd nation For economic reasons. - ...," Ronald Reagan is seeking the title of "Mr. President." However, In 1940 (above) he settled for being voted "20th Century Adonis" by University of Southern California art students, who determined that the 29-year-old actor possessed the most nearly perfect male figure. Kennedy Finds A Cactus Grows I Rose Garden By United Press International the party and giving the Republicans a big Sen. Edward Kennedy says his weekend win nloney.raising advantage. in Arizona uncovered a "little cactus growing Arizona was the only real surprlsc of the in the Rose Garden," and White House press weekend, but there also were these delegate secretary Jody Powell acknowledges the upset selection events: "sort of caught us looking the other way." —A straw ballot at Kentucky's Republican Kennedy apparently won 16 of Arizona's state convention Saturday in Kentucky gave national convention delegates to President Ronald Reagan 345 votes to 70 for former U.N. Carter's 13, but the count was not yet complete Ambassador George Bush, 55 for Califorhia when It was jut over early Sunday until today. businessman Benjamin Fernandez, 23 for Rep. The vote then was approximately 55 percent to John Anderson and three for Harold Stassen. 45 percent, in Kennedy's favor. And the convention which wound up three Carter had been considered the favorite in a days of caucuses was so overwhelmingly close race In Arizona. The main surprise was favorable to Reagan that It changed party the strength Kennedy demonstrated in con- rules to assure hini of all 27 delegate votes in servative areas even carrying Sen. Barry the second and subsequent ballots at the Goldwater's home district of Paradise Valley. national convention. The first-ballot votes "Jimmy Carter found there's a little cactus must be divided proportionately among growing In the Rose Garden," Kennedy said to leaders of the slate's primary May 27, a cheering labor union audience in —South Carolina Democrats reaffirmed ata Philadelphia Sunday. state convention Saturday the big preference At the White House, Powell told reporters for Carter they had indicated at first-round the upset "sort of caught us looking the other caucuses last month. Carter won 34 South way," and then repeated his dismay at Ken- Carolina delegates to Kennedy's one, with two nedy's continuing the race that risks dividing uncommitted, - - - Taxes Late Filers Usually Owe Money ______________________________________ the Cuban Exiles Delay Small Mercy Voyage KEY WEST, Fla. i Ul'I ) Miami Cuban with radar and most of them have radios, lie exiles begun assembling a fleet of small saul all are at least 24 Feet in length and "we boats early today for a mercy voyage to have a (ilUple that are RU or 90 feet." Cuba carrying' lood and medicine for the /tt!onso 5(11(1 the flotilla Is hoping It will be more than 10,000 of their cowmtrynien "let -it sea by boats from Cuba to effect a crarmuned Into the grounds of time Peruvian transfer of time food and medicines. Embassy in Havana. "i Cuban i'resident Fidel Castro knows New York stockbroker Julian Alfonso, who what we are planning. We have been on the came to Miatmd to Join time group, said the radio with it," Alfonso said, exiles hoped to set sail today with at least 40 1k' said there had been no response either small craft. lie said five squadron captains from the Cuban goverru,ien( or U.S. had been appointed to guide the craft to a authorities. point Just outside Cuba's 12.mile hmmiit. A U.S. Coast Guard spokesman in Miami "Our aimmi is 100 boats but we don't know said it was "aware" of the group's plan but whether we will get that many," Alfonso said was "nut taking any action." The spokesman Sunday. said the Coast Guard was currying on Its A convoy of boats on trailers got underway regular missions and would "respond to from Miami's Little Havana area about 4:30 search and rescue" calls as necessary. p.m. Sunday. Cuban exiles watching the If Cuba fails to rendezvous with the flotilla, departure from points near Miami's Orange AlIorLso said, "we will bring it i the food and Bowl said about 50 boats were enroute to Key iiiedk'ine back and either send it to Peru West. Alfonso said some of the larger craft i where the asylummi seekers will be taken) or were making the journey to Key West by (Innate it to the Red Cross." water, Cardboard boxes filled with canned good He said the group is being carefully briefed were piled mi the sidewalk in Miami's Little to avoid entering Cuba's 12,-mmmile coastal Havana section as the boat trailers were zone, He said one of the boats is equipped loaded for the long drive to Key West. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Benjamin Franklin once said, "In this world, nothing Is certain but Post Offic. Claus Early death and taxes," Tuesday, Uncle Sam exSanford's main post office at pects you to square up on the latter. i N. The nearly 93 million American taxpayers Palmetto Ave., will not extend Its hours are expected to have mailed in their returns to Tuesday for last-minute tax form filers. Sanford Postmaster James Covington said the Internal Revenue Service or requested an the deadline for mailing a return with a Jan. 14 extension by midnight Tuesday. ostmark Is 5:50 p.m. Tuesday. Covington Two out of every three already have done p their duty, and the reward has been handsome stressed the forms must be deposited inside Preparations are underway Altamonte, April lii; Bear Springs, 9:30(0 10:30 a.m. and In many cases with refunds averaging $590. 53 the post office to meet the deadline, by Seminole not County Lake, available; 1 to 2 p.m., April 28; Wilson, 10 "There are always a few people whostart elementary schools for the Casselberry. April 10; up $100 from a year ago. n.m., April 22; Wekiva, 1 Most people who get refunds tend to file looking for the forms at p.m. on the last day, annual. round-up of students Eastbrook, 9 a.m., April 24: p.m., April 17; Woodlands, 9 most early returns, however, and the chances are but of the people get them in early," entering first grade or kin- English Estates, 9 to 11 ii.iii.. n.m., April 23. that those who have waited this long to file Covington said. dergarten for the first timime April 24; Forest a.m., City, The 11 postmaster said Orlando's main post know they may have to pay Uncle Sam. In order to enter kinnext fall. April 22; Geneva, 9 to 11:30 dergarteri the child must be 5 office, 815 Elwell Ave., will be available until Schools have different dates a,mn., April 29; Gold,sboro, 9 years old on or midnight Tuesday for last-minute filers. later," said IRS spokesman Larry Batdorf, be fore Dec. 1, for these pre-registration a.m., April 17; Hopper, 9 1980. He also said there are some interesting programs because the a.m.. May 7; Idyllwidle, 10 trends this year, judging from the ap- than using outside tax preparation firms. Seminole County Health a.m., April 15; Lake Mary, 9 proximately 60 million forms that had been JJ —'rho $1 contributions to the presidential Department usually has a.m., April 29; Lake Orienta, filed by April 4, campaign fund, which can be checked off on representatives present to 10 a.m., April 29; Lawton, not —More Americans appear to be using the the tax form, have increased by 10.3 percent answer questions on mmavailable; Longwood, 9 a.m. short form. this year, munization. to 5 p.m., April 16; Midway, i :: :; —The average i'efund Is up 20.5 percent, , 1Vr , wit " 9:15 am,, April 17; Pine Crest _ The round-up is held to probably because Inflation has pushed up It may surprise some to know that the dread 0 10 a.tmm., April 22; Ilt'd furnish parents with in. mortgage int.rcst rates, medical costs and of the American taxpayer the audit Bug, 9 to 11 a.mii., April 24; ________________________ formation and forms needed other allowable deductions, claims relatively few victims, SL*L)liI Point, 10 a.m,, April '22; for enrollment. The round-up —More taxpayers seem to be turning to IRS "We'll probably audit about 2 percent of the Is especially this Sanford Grammar, 9 a.m., :, Air Conditioning sy%tem ' important analysts for help in filling out the forms rather returns," Batdorf said. year because of changes in April 30; South Side, 2 p.m., all H1 UMBIN requirements. However, if April 17; Spring Lake, 1 p.ni., _________________________ arents are unable to attend April 16; Sterling Park, 10 .S the round-up, they should go a.m., April 16; Winter to the school any day WASHINGTON (UPI) Internal Revenue "This year, over 80 percent of the about 500 following round-up for ___________________ Service Commissioner Jerome Kurtz says milli on documentts received will be matched registra tion of their children. U.S. taxpayers working In legal professions against the 93 million Individual returns It Is not necessary for the 11 fall to report about 10 percent of their Income filed," Kurtz said. "That's a substantial in. children to accompany the DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS costing the government $13 billion to $17 crease over what has been done." parents. billion. YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM Tuesday Is the deadline for filing 1979 Klndgarten students who Illegal persons, such as those engaged In returns, unless an extension has been sought, attended narcotics, illegal gambling and prostitution, public schools in the SR 22 FILED FREE Two out of every county this year will be cost the government another $6 billion to $9 have done their duty,three Americans already been and the billion, Kurtz told U.S. News and World- handsome In many camsreward automatically enrolled next LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS with refunds Report. year. However, If the'family averaging $590.53 up $100 from a year ago, To crack down, Kurtz said additional audits all moved to another atMost people who get refunds tend 10 are being assigned to the returns of thos file tendance zone, the school e early returns, however, and th e chances are chiefly suspected of underreportlnà sorb as that those who . have waited this long to file asio%w self employed persons, those who received tlj Upsrentsare unsure of the know they may have to pay Uncle and these who own only a few rental units. school zone they should "People who owe money g rally tile ene contact uwpulgiclnfw'matjon Kwtzuldthisyearforthefjttjpjr,sj Liter," Said IRS 115l L5fl BOtdOl'f. received by the government on wages, Inoffice at He also said there are some jntrrniflng the school board ' NCE --terests, dividends 4Jjjjjf_p. 2417 S. French Ave. iidagajt returns to help determine proximately 60 Sanford Scheduled round-up data million forms that had h=i where audits should be ordered, filed by April 4, and times are as follows: - - - - - 'hl'ht1h1111I1hJiii * * * * - Clarence W. Colt". Dettona - ... - 9MINOLI MEMORIAL ' ... Leal Pros, Illegals Cost U.S HOSPITAL NOTES 'i' ' , _____ iemorrhages, died Saturday. He was 72. ... ______ _____ 61 - . - Kindergarten Round-Up Begins - _____ Pummel TAMPA, Fla. (UP!)— Former Natural Resources director Harmon Shields and a former Tallahassee real estate man go on trial this week on federal charges of conspiring to extort kickbacks on state land pur- Mrs. ('aldwell said 1 she does not get a satisfactory reply from the Army, she will "get a lawyer and go to court." A wiry woman with strawberry blond hair, Mrs. Caldwell sat in the living room of the home she shares with her fiance and her son, Mark, and talked about her rising anger, She said She first considered enlisting when Mark announced lie wanted to join the military after graduation. "Like m(t mothers, I thought, 'What if lose my son in war ?' But the more I thought about the crises we're in. I just started thinking I ought to contribute something myself. "I listen to tople who seem to know what's going on and they sa within the near future there will be another war. I want to do soiliething,'' she said, . - TAMPA, Fla. (UP!)— Members of a Marine Board of Investigation began today the tedious job of trying to find the cause of the Coast Guard's worst peacetime disaster In the records of 73 days of testimony. The hearings into the Jan. 28 collision between the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn and the oil tanker Capricorn ended Saturday. Twenty-three crewmen of the Blacktorn perished in the accident. A nearby shrimp boat rescued the 27 Coastguard crewmen who survived. The board expects to submit its findings to the Coast Guard commandant by May 1. The National Transportation Safety Board, which conducted the investigation with the Coast Guard, Is not expected to issue a finding until fall. Health Group To M eet Tonight ___ Mrs. Caldwell and another Vermont woman, Barbara Pro- yost, are challenging an Army Reserve regulation that bars enlistment of single parents with one or more children In their custody. The regulation gives pOIr' 'ial enlistees the option of placing t he ir children In the permanent, legal custody of the child's other parent The rule does not apply to married people, or to people who become single parents after enlisting. The Army says the regulation was designed to protect chil. dren So far, the two Vermont women have limited their campaign to letter writing and discussions with Rep. James Jeffords, Vt. Marine Board Seeks Cause Tornado Research Points To 'Safe' Areas In Buildings This is the first of a three-part series on preparing for killer tornadoes. By KAREN J.A. GIILI-4ND Special To The Herald With grim regularity, springtime signals the return of giant tornadoes to the United States. This year, the savage storm that slashed across the Texas-Oklahoma border on April 10 and leveled thousands of homes, schools, and businesses rneit as the SECOND worst such episode In recent history. Although Florida experiences more small tornadoes, or what National Weather Service official Wayne Brown calls "Florida Twisters," large, destructive tornadoes do occur in the stata "The big killer tornadoes generally don't strike Florida, but' we've had a few," said Brown, who Is In charge of the Orlando National Weather Service office. In national statistics, Florida ranks fourth in the nation for numbers of tornadoes, he said, because all the minor ones are counted. These Include the Florida twisters, which generally have no path, and "water spouts," small cyclonic storms that occur over water but occasionally move across shorelines. "But as far as death, damage and destruction is concerned," Brown said, "Florida doesn't rank high." The last large tornado Brown can remember occurred In the late l96( and moved across the state from Clearwater to the Atlantic. states H. Michael Mogil, emergency warning weIeoro1ogis In Seminole County, from 1950 to 1977, there have been 13 with NOAVs National Weather Service, "the guidelines hold tornado Incidents but no related deaths. true for all other businesses and resides." But that doesn't mean it can't happen in Seminole County, he "w i the key to predicting safe areas Within a said, building," according to Professor James Abernathy of the In the United States, the most devastating onslaught f Lawrence Institute of Technology, a member of the team. tornadoes of all time roared through an 11-state area on April The worst effect of a tornado on a building comes from the 3,1974, and killed more than 300 people. That massive outbreak riot side of the tornado — that blast of wind from da "iftning motivated an intensive study to pinpoint area within 8 funnel that Is pushed even faster by the tornado's forward tulld1ng that would give people the best chance of surviving a speed. In fact, the wind force of a powerful fast-moving torkiller tornado. nado can be 100 mph stronger on Its right side than on its left. Seven architectural and engineering professors from dl! 3lre most majorU.S. pg come m a direction ferent universities visited school buildings that were ripped somewhere between south-southwest and west-southwest, apart In the march of 145 tornadoes that *113. scientists warn that the extreme blast of the tornado's rightvestigators dog through debris, Interviewed witnesses and hand side will usually coin, from the southwest. Brown said took hwideecle of pictures of damaged walls, windows, roofs, Florida tornadoes usually move southwest to northeast, hallways, storage rooms and other structures. winds are stronger higher up in the funneL Thus, rooms oil Piecing together all the evidence, the team came up with some surprising facts that have since been included In safety guidelines issued by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). "Although developed specifically for school buildings," Mrs. Caldwell, a 33-year-old divorcee, says the Army is short-sighted, discriminatory and the likely target of a lawsuit, "Needless to say, I j am appalled to think our government would even suggest we should give up our children in order to contribute to the security and well being of the United States," Mrs. Caldwell wrote Army Secretary Clifford Alexander last week. To Strike Over Suspensions Barber told Lalumia his son had been in Melbourne selling candy for the "Junior Salesmen of Florida," a name used by a company using children to sell candy door-todoor in the area, including Sanford. Deputies say the two got Into a fight, exchanging blows after Lalumia began copying down Barber's license plate number and Barber called him "stupid." Barber told deputies he believed all the children he picked up at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at an Altamonte Springs corner, had permission from their parents. Andrew Lalumia told deputies he was not aware he would be taken to Melbourne until he was on his way, and then was unable to get through to his family by phone. Barber filed a report charging Lalumia with striking him, although the accusation states both men hit each other. No arrests were made and the incident is under investigation by deputies. health agency's staff, a formal application that will also go to the state Office of Community Medical Facilities for more discussions. The process is expected to take several months. But even if Deltona returns to Orlando-based jurisdiction, But Kay Bartholomew, public relations director of Seminole Ms. Keeling said, HCA's request for beds for the Sanford Memorial Hospital, said HCA Is prepared to start construction Hospital will be taken up first. immediately after the bed allocation is approved. "It is unlikely Deltona could get a request In in time to affect The health agency's decisions are made by a 30-member the Sanford decision," she said, from area HSA subboard, RCA's letter of intent will be followed by discussions with thecouncii&Board members are chosen St. Johns River Board To Meet - ... a hospital in Deltona, but the area is currently in the HSA that serves the greater Jacksonville area, By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer The Health Systems Agency of East Central Florida (HSA. ECF), governing body for hospital expansion in the greater Orlando area, has received a letter of Intent from Hospital Corporation of America (RCA) concerning its plans for a new hospital in Sanford, HSA-ECF officials said today. Joann Keeling, the health agency's associate director, said HCA is requesting permission to build a 226-bed replacement facility for Seminole Memorial Hospital. Members of Friends of the St. Johns Inc., are encouraging Ms. Keeling said there is an identified need for 51 more area residents to attend meetings to be held by the governing In Seminole County by 1964, but she said she 'would not board of the St. Johns River Water Management District In speculate how the HSA board may decide to distribute them. Sanford Tuesday and Wednesday. Florida Hospltal..Altamontets included In the area and could A workshop will be held at 2p.m. Tuesday in room 203 of the also request more beds, she said. Seminole County Courthouse. The board's official monthly By the act of moving to a new building, the 196 beds now meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in room 203. allotted Seminole Memorial Hospital could be reduced. The board has already held workshops and meetings in "Anything could happen," Ms. Keeling said. "They could be Melbourne, Vero Beach, Orlando and Jacksonville, and, acgiven more or less than they have. It's up to RCA to justify cording to Friends of the St. Johns President J.T. Turnipseed, their few people have attended. Ms. Keeling said the board Is currently waiting for an ex. "We're concerned that something be done about the river pected court ruling that might put Deltona back in the EM before it reaches the point of no return," Turnipseed said. Central Florida HSA. There have been some requests for L'ROcl'Ofl, Vt. ( UPI ) The U.S. Army says Sarah Caldwell has to choose between her 15-year-old 'son and a Job in the Army Reserve. 'Space Center Firefighters HCA To Seek 30 More Hosp'lo tal Beds - Choose Between Son And Career In The Army - Heads For Summit TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Prime Minister Meniichern Begin left today for summit talks with President Carter In Washington, promising to speed up the stalled negotiations on Palestinian autonomy but refusing to recognize the Camp David May 26 target date as a hard-and-fast deadline. Begin also refused to consider a temporary freeze on Israeli settlements in occupied Arab territories to ease the talks in the weeks remaining before May 26. Woman Must Monday, April 14,1910-3A - _ -- - -. . 7i TONY RUSSI If INSURA - -_________________________ • - - -- �I - . . - ,. . , . -. V . ,.. .. . i4'; .- - ., - ' - - 'v 4, Evening Herald The young track and field stars of tomorrow are preparing this week for some tough cornpetition at Lake Howell High School in the conclusion of the Seminole County Elementary and Middle School Track and Field Program. Some 1,300 youngsters are expected to take part in the elementary school competition which is slated for April 19 and the middle school competition which takes place at the Silver Hawk track on April 23 and 24. Around (USPS 451.2e4) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-261 br 831.9993 Monday, April 14, 19-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. Saturday. Walt Disney World has added a new twist to its National Team Championship that should in. terest some of the local linkaters. For the first time, an open qualifying round will be added to the Walt Disney World National Team Championship Classic. Entry fees for the October 8th qualifier will benefit the PGA Tour's Junior Golf Program. Competition begins at 9:00 a.m. on all three days with awards and trophy presentations following each day's competition. The Clock It Is Jack Pantelias's Seminole Community College baseball Raiders have received a little national recognition. In this week's nation-wide junior By JOE DeSANTIS Carter 's - vvuvsr ion naer DON GRAFF Th e Carter administration, infamous as few others in American history, for its allround competence, has laid perhaps its biggest blunder on the U.S. economy. Bad news piles upon bad news for the stricken consumer. Recently the ever-climbing prime interest rate reached 20 percent the highest In U.S. history. And the Labor Department announced the March wholesale price index was creatiig an annual inflation rate of 19 percent. With unemployment among adult men climbing to the highest levels in three years more than 13 __ percent in the stagnant construction Industry - I(honiein : True To - V -_ -_ . ~ _;~__ , , -I ____ - : fir t His Form . sotnetblniforttw',tndivIdu.iIysndUrough ' _ ° th latter, iiiii* AV")Nt]f I it tionel. Osfim,e Freedom House, the IDIStMUOII$1 RiiCU xi you've o,gy started. O~ I I _________ _____________________________ . . , . " 1, - Credit him at least with consistency. In declining to nudge the Tehran hostage crisis toward a resolution, Ayatollah Khomeini was true to the refusal to deal directly with the sttiaation that form throughout the six months since seizure of the American embassy. BERRY'S WORLD II.. I_. I 1'. , W % I-.. . •' I - - . .. j 'I N NN '.4 I S -. - . - - 1. - ____ ." _____ — .,, - Y, ____ I I _____ I . - . * I _____ \ _________ ____ ____ "N I _____ , .1 . ____ - ,0C . ?M;_:M__; - w~ __ ff3 - CllRi Of - - Exploration Frontier I . . . - - • II - ~ *.., . . ~ I - - I 11. . 'k - . . . i 3 ~ IAN,", ~ ., . , - I I . .. .. I . •• . I A V. I .--~,iLg7.. : ~~, `~ . .I Ik 1 17' r . . .. . . ~ ___________ - - .l Herald Photo by Tom Vincent •''' ~ ~r . seeAND $100 .i ra'%' No, this isn't another commercial with the cute little boy and "Mean Joe." The smile here belongs to Frank Caberson, to, 221 Margarita Road, DeBary, who displays the bottle cap which entitles him to a $100 prize from the makers of Coke. Ills odds on winning were a cool one In 100,000, "I'm going to put $89.80 in a savings account, spend $10 for new bicycle handlebars and pay back my sister the 20 cents I borrowed for the Coke," said the enterprising son of Los and K.C. Varnes. before the 18th, but I haven't even bothered to look for my W-2 forms yet That's because I can do what I always do— wait until a coupl. of hours before the Issue and pay a visit to Artie (Th.e Fingers) McGulrk'a Friendly Tax Service andoI P sat R.cr.sthcn halt. You woeid low Artie's place. Get your tuisdons,aheota Milk. pod cr maybe Wk to Artis aboit important sports qiatitlene like - This is a special year at Artis's, lii. dlv, Artie Is bEt attsr a brief absence. Ali whir, Artie has bsi,i, ad ow of his Miudly goon, , associates, will atuower y, "on a long tr What's It to you?" , a other places I could go to get my twa dine at the 11th hour, of course. You _t on tei.vieion this time every - - 7IiiMr Loophole Tax Service, for balance. - What bothers me about Mr. ~;;, -Tlk ;, _,__-_ Q ~ . I nf Vri • Loophole, however, Is all theoffices are in trailers sitting in shopping center parking Iota. What U I am audited Und come back to Mr. Loophole looking for help and thirsts 1 shopping center carnival where the trailer used to be parked? 'flai, there's RiB Sh1oc. The fllIfl in the Urwlsce stdt, @uW In a coinftab1e chair, corns on the screen and tells you all 11* rset'ne you sluould iai his tax service. "Riuson No. 11 for using H&R Schlock TaxSnIce:U do MScalis you th for wandjt, we'll give you a now tie for your appointment At adiditrain professIonals more: —All prsparatkms and con.ultalions we strictly c'4r'tIal. As Mi. says, "One peep about who fad Ibis return, and you'll sleep with the fishet" —All___ possible deduction. are taken. Mie is very careful hire. One year he missed some deductions for one of his best clients, Crazy __ %4 The manager said the city is confronted by the dilemma of — "Tota l disregard of the results of the Dec. 10, 1979 joint meeting between the city and county commissions by the county. -— Lack of county communications, reaction and resl'ortse to working out a lease as agreed on Dec. 10. • last minute move by the county to obtain ownership of the city property, contrary to the Dec. 10 discussion. - "The county needing 90 days to walk the downtown area to seek available library space. - (Contin ued From Page IA) rent a building elsewhere than make the necessary a lease agreement without a provision for deeding Improvements on a building the county will not own, the building to the county in 1983 "II we stay we could end up making the insThe city's proposal, as pointed out by Count) provements and then being kicked out by the city Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, asks that tlu like they are trying to do now," Kirchhoff said. city manager be consulted concerning any irn. Mayor Moore's position that city residents are provernents to be made to the building. also residents of Seminole County and entitled to "In Volusia County," Kirchhoff said, "they have a county library service without giving up a city asset situation where the county runs libraries situated in doesn't hold water, according to the county. city owned buildings. When the roof leaks or a light The city's asset, the old post office building, was bulb needs to be changed the county has to call the earmarked lobe a library. The county has seen to it city. And the city replies: 'What do we care?" that it remained one. It does not morally belong to "It would be easier and more efficient for the city the city unless the city wants to go back Into the to deed the building to the county." library business. And that would be a costly In view of the recent stalemate, however, that proposition, county officials point out. looks unlikely. Even lithe city should succeed in forcing the Commissioner Richard Williams said the county county to relinquish the books the city originally should now analyze the feasibility and desirability contributed to the library operation, County of vacating the building. Litiarian Jean Rhein has said it would be "a The commissioners Indicated they are interested meager collection." in maintaining a library in downtown Sanford, but The city was maintaining its library "on a must seriously consider that it might be cheaper to shoestring" lust before it turned over Its books to the county, according to Kirchhoff. Few books had been recently added to t heir aging collection. Over the years, books that were unused, out-ofdate, worn out or deteriorated were culled from the library collection. No one knows exactly how many books are left that originally belonged to the city, but Kirchhoff said all you have to do to see how few are left is to go to the library and pick up a few books. Stamped on the inside it will say Orange or Seminole Count)' Library System (those are the county's books) or City of Sanford Library. Those city books are few and far between. Kirchholf said. The city's original lease with the county stipulated that the city books, could be culled based on professional judgement, It is unlikely the city will be financially able to put together a worthwhile library without the county's help. As one county commissioner said, "logic is probably not going to settle this Issue." ' Two hundred sixty-three students may at the dog track and $12,971.36 from the tually mean elimination of one or more have trouble returning to the classroom Jai-alai fronton, according to the records activities on campus," Dr. Sawyer said. at Seminole Community College (SCC) in of the SCC Board of Trustees. scc began receiving the funds in the 1981 unless State Rep. Robert Hattaway and State Sen. John Vogt are successful The funds from the kennel club were 1960s when the college was administered T. in passing a special act. . budgeted by the trustees in this fashion: by the Seminole County School Board, "Since the University of Tampa and $7,000 for miscellaneous scholarship Under a process called for in that law, -Miami-Dade Conununity College are in fund: $10,000 for athletic scholarships the checks from the two Parimutuel : the same sikiation as SCC, I think we can - . and $3,12 for undesignated gifts. The wagering facilities were made payable to get support for legislation authorizing the funds received from Jai-alai were the school board and sent to the college. special charity night from Hillsborough Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa Beach, a the ultra conservatives and the ultra, budgeted: $1,000 for miscellaneous The usual process was for a college - and Dade counties," Sen. Vogt, 1)-Cocoa . member of the Seminole County liberals," he said, adding his colleagues scholarships; $1,000 for athletic official to hand-deliver the check to the scholarships; $9,971 for undesignated school board office in Sanford where It Beach, said. Legislative Delegation, IS one of several iq the Senate know he would be fair, Vogt said 'legislation he is preparing candidates for president of the Florida Vogt will be a candidate to succeed gifts and *1,0(X)' for the short term would be endorsed over to the college by - - Senate in 198344. would authorize the funds for all three -a school official, Sen. W.D. Childers of Pensacola, who revolving loan fund. - schools - Hattaway, D-Altamonte Dr. James Sawyer, SCC dean of In recent years, the endorser of the "There are about five or six can- takes over in November from the current Springs, plans to sponsor identical . didates," Vogt said from Tallahassee, president, Phil Lewis of West Palm student development, said money from checks has been Roger Harris, assistant --a'- legislation in the Florida House, the fund was also used to help support superintendent for finance, "There will be some shaking out of Beach. - GaryRutledge,headofthestate'sparlA member of the state Senate since athletic programs at the school. "The candidates and I don't anticipate any "That's the way the law was written," inutuel wagering division, said earlier 1972, Vogt is a candidate for re-election intent of the original legislation was to Harris said, noting at the beginning the caucus until sometime next session this week that the one charity night held this year. He is chairman of the na tural benefit college programs in a variety of college was under the control of the (1981)," he said. each year at t he Sanford-Orlando Kennel resources and conservation committee areas," he said. school board. The checks on their stubs Club and the Orlando-Seminole Jai-alai "I think I have a good shot at It," Vogt and chairman of the ways and means the school to stated very specifically that the money tie sa id it has permimitted JOHN VOGT Fronton to benefit SCC has been carried said, "I can work well with both sides subcommIttee, for the benefit of SCC," If offer scholarships said. to students with was ::out "without legal authority since 1971." ...seeks Post athletic ability, permitting those ilar events benefitting the two other .:Sim "1 hate to get money here at the school students to remain at home rather than office to remit to someone else. It bothers schools also were Improper, he said. going away school. The athletes able to me. There was never any doubt in my - Rutledge pointed out a 1971 law go to the SCC because of the scholarships mind that the money belonged to SCC," - : repealed many local acts, including one the state, he won't allow the events, scholarships through the funds received Other portions of the $33,144 received have increased the quality of sports he said. ;, which authorizing charity nights to Rutledge's ruling does not affect other from the charity days last year. In ad. were used as matching funds for federal Prograins, Dr. Sawyer said. benefit the colleges. charity days at the pari-mutuel facilities dition, 220 students received short-term "Immediate action is necessary," "supplemental educational opportunity And the state director said without which are authorized by other laws. "Losing the funds would mean a Hattaway said, noting he will introduce a loans during the year from a revolving grants," Armn.'ong said, '.Jeglslation specifically covering charity reduction in SCC's ability to field quality bill in the house to authorize the Bill Armstrong, SCC financial aid fund started and replenished from the A total of $20,182 was turned over to the sports programs special '.,..days for SCC and two other colleges in officer, said 43 students received proceeds. areas we are charity nigh ts to benefit _______- college from the charity night last year currently involvedininall SCC.—DONNA and could even- ESTES - - - Area State Sen. Vogt Wa nts Top Senate Job - - - - .-- - . - .- - -- ', - - - - . - '? - - - - to -- re Diina The Oscars Awards Show Veteran Pasetta Says ft's A 'No-Win Situation r HOLLY WUUI) The Oscars mean excitement to millions. -. - But, to Marty Pasetta, the Oscars mean (a) a headache and (b) an almost total lack of sleep for about three days. Carlo (The Shark) DeRogatis, and Crazy Carlo deducted two of Artie's fingers as a Pasetta Is the director tonight's ABC telecast of the Oscar& This, will be the ninth year that Pasetta has directed the big Academy Award show. Even though award shows are sprouting up like mushrooms on a rich, moist lawn, there is no question In Pasetta's mind that the Oscars are the undisputed king of penalty. —Each member of Artle's staff has spnt yem learning about ta=L One spent 104o.20 Injoliatlearning youcan't hide the 50G'syou picked up In a land fraud deaL - *0 Dick K IIn •r , - award show hill. —If you are Indicted and thrown Into the 'lanuner, Artje'U .en you cigwets and reading material once a month until your release. u you do happen to get a refund check, Artie i"ta you bft it to u pay of 95 "I don't think that anything can take the shine off the Oscars," he says. "They all keep trying but none of them Emmys, Tonys, Grammys, whatever can compare with - - - '-the Os" As the director, Pasetta sits In his control room —a trailer parked outside the Music Center In downtown Los Angeles — where he has a bank of 45 monitors to watch constantly. They reflect what is coming in from 17 cameras, 23 tape machines perctnt. —U YOU you attempt to cash your refund check and take a little trip to Mexico or the Carribbean, Artie will have a member of his staftf consult with you further when you return—and your tax problems will be over. Petinanently! wants the co unty to have free-ownership of all cityowned equipment and mate rials for the public library used at this site and wants the county to have free and uninterrupted use of this city-owned land and building for public library use in the downtown area under an open lease, allowing the county to determine the length of time it wishes to occupy the structure." Knowles said all six of these points are included in the signed lease delivered to the county on A pril 2. "mere has been no respo nse to the city's offer from the county except two media ar ticles to the effect that the county will take the city-o wned library books and will look at other downtown locations to rent for library purposes. The co unty has free use of the present Sanford location while paying $24,900 annual rent in Casselberry," he said. - Seek To Restore SCC"'' Cha 'HattciAay, V6gt 'rity Night - U for as many years as t wants; wants to give the county the right to make alterations to increase the floor space as needed; wants to give the county free use of the added city-owned lot west of the present building for added public library building space; County: Library Aids Downtown - A'.~ - ~~ - WWU ~ 1~ . ministration alarmists "were not repeating a statement of fact" the Kennedy report charges: "Rather they were repeating an analysis based on three assumptions which were based on few if any facts." Those three assumptions were DOE's guestimates of what world oil production would be, what world demand would be and existi ng stockpiles would be drawn during the winter. And the department's reckonings were seriously off the mark, the - W - . .. .. .~ - world was experiencing a shortfall of 2 million barrels of oil a day. But the ad- report charges. Using a number of industry analyses and production figures, the Kennedy staff report concludes that at most there might have been a world shortfall of 500,000 barrels a day beCSUS of the Içanlan cutoff an amount bulletin board near Cognac's spacious and threatened by an Exxon project planned for that "is insignificant In relation to total Free Immacula te living quarters Is another grim 2,500 feet of Gulf water. World oil supply and to tal Free Wor ld oil of the hazards of offshore drilling. And, a Shell official added, "We're hoping stocks." Somewhere in the Gulf last year, it said, to bid on some acreage off East Coast 11% 6000 Indeed, the Kennedy report Indicates, a eight men died in a fiery cloud that engulfed feet of water In •" reasonable case could be made that Instead of their rig when drillers hit hlghpressure The industry got its feet wet slowly after the aah or tage during that period, there may have natural gas at 14,615 foot depths. first U.S. offshore discoveries were made been a sur plus of 800,000 barrels a day. The nation's huge appetite for domestic ar ound 1927, said O.J. Shirley, Shell's enAs one exam ple of DOE's slipshod method, energy claimed two more lives In March in a vironmental director. Not until 1945, was the report notes that its estimated deman d predawn explosion and fire, triggered by a first well drilled out of sight of was calculated by simply adding 2 percent to gas blowout at a Pennzoll rig off Galveston, Fifteen feet taller than the Empire State the figure for the first part of 1978 Ignor ing Tea. Another 29 were Injured. Building, Cognac will eventually tap a 18a U. S. coal strike that led to a temporary But a "blowout" of pressur ized gas or oil aquaremile oil field with 62 wells. Increase in oil demand that year. suddenly f orcing its way up the drilling The directional wells, like curved knitting m Importance of the Kennedy report's column despi te all precautionary measur es Is needles wi th their heads on the pla tform, will cri ticism goes beyond mere who-struck-John not the only risl of offshore drilling the new probe the Earth's crust to depths of U® feet finger-pointing in election year. Farfrcgr of energy exploration, and at hortzona1 distances sometimes U reaching policy decanions is that affect every A howling North Sea storm ba ttered down much as two miles from the platform. ican are made Amer on th e data that a Philp Petroleum's Alexander Kiefland For their $800 million Investment, Shell and esi pr de nt gets about th e world oil situation. platform In the EkoliskOil Field on March 17, Its partners expect Cognac to produce 50000 was a "There ti me," the Kennedy staff pitching men into the sea, barrels of oil daily by 1913 and 150 million report concludes, "When it w as ant not import At Cognac, an hour's flight from New cublc feet of gua day byl®2. The 1$ wells for the United States government to acOrleans, safety procedures call for drilled so far are already producing about cirately know the level of the Free World oil evacuation of the platform at the approach of 10,000 barrels a day selling at controlled "old su pply, demand and stock levels This time a hur ricane. The rig is designed to withstand oil" prices under 120 per barrel. It i - 9F*_1:o&" 1.- %_1 1' , . .~ a.. 1. . - NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A big tender bobs 70-foot seas and 140 mile an hour winds, but in the Gulf of Mexico hail a mile from the helicopters are forbidden to land on the rig's towering, red and yellow steelwork of Cognac helipad when winds exceed 35 miles an hour. rig, the world's tallest and deepest offshore The hard-hats who earn their living in off, oil drilli ng pla tform, shore drilli ng receive seven days shore leave The boat Is man ned around the clock In case for every week they work. They are well paid something goes wrong as It did last summer for the riSkS. at Mexico's disasterous Ixtoc 1 exploratory Drillers a notch above roustabouts and well, hundreds of miles to the south. roughnecks generally draw more than Its sole purpose is to rescue the 95 Shell Oil $30,000 a year. Cognac's supurb creole and Co. employees living and worki ng on Cognac. cajun kitchen Is another morale booster, And on the giant rig, four red, 28-man The 59,000-ton platform, anchored on the "survival capsules" resembling flying sau- sea floor 1,( feet deep, represents the cers are poised for the awful moment when cutting edge of deep ocean drilling fire or blowout sirens might signal an urgent technology. But even now, less than two YUTI after Cognac was comp1etd and began escape by sea, A U.S. Geological Survey notice on the drilling, Shell's deepwater record is yes,) Ifeal se"lorth.sspseple,becsaithey dill not MON WW I= Oil UdUmAd they U. M1111111111111111 11V Id wnttirg 00 111111 Ild alanta to hive their Isesm. hiss prest _ lbrij get frau waIt It di your W lli far the 1111111111111111111 to rent a tssstb 1111111111111111116 4r 91... ,, . Pimadbetors, On *7 the advse ad Isulger ci living as the bd ci d4 t, OnlY a few days 'VIdII' P" — . . V ;, ,Q , _ , . . - . __ 11 ~ . porary aberration in the International petrole um system...the rationale for the Carter energy plan Is flawed ," the Kennedy report sta tes. During the 10-week period when Iranian oil supplies were cut off from December 1978 to March 1979 DOE spokesmen Insisted, SCIENCE WORLD "What is MA111111111 dutt?" Don't betbE. It woold only lase - I. . ~ .. . 0 I1 .1 with petroleum ex perts as well as on internal DOE documents. My associate Dale Van Atta has confirmed the key fin. di nes, "Since the shortage due to Iran was not significant, and at worst was only a tern- _ (Vat may be $ - - -, I ,". I.. ;~ ,.I 1, .:~ ~ ~I ~ . I,I.. ,,~ . . .. . .1 The _____________ 1, I I" Program Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass. Sloppy research and pure guess work by DOE's supposed experts gave the president a distorted view of the world's oil supply and demand for it, contends a staff report that has been suppressed for eight months. Yet the DOE not only refuses to acknowledge that it lacks the means of collecting accurate data, It insists that its demonstrably false projections last year were correct, the report says. The Carter energy policy "is based on th e assumption that the world experienced a significant shortage of oil during the first q ua rter of 1979, and that the world may experience many significant shortages of oil in the near future," atates the report. - - •-.\ rIsan, - ' I , WASHINGTON—Jimmy Carter's whole energy program Is based on a faulty appralsal of the world oil situation provided by the Department of Energy. s is the con. fidItial conclusion of investigators for his ri val for the Democratic nomination, Seb. — .... Some people, belIeve It or not, actually 11k their Income tax rat.no weeks sad manihe sued of the dreadod April 15 deadillills. 11ss P9110 are normally well oft, sad they have their own accountants ad they use their 4 S 4 av~ - . . 174W __,. I I . _~. ~ , --A~ ,!Sk - - .~ .. ---i - I ~I .~ Flawed -3. _41:- :::_:i_:t_::_1= . • .5:1w I S . - '. 11 ,* %-'ft% ~ ..;. . I 1*1 ~ . I. . I ~. .- ~ ___________________________________________ . Maybe HA Shn"Idnrvnnga I ~ I~I %. " %. ~ "r... -. t. '~k %'_' _k .k % LEWIS GRIZZARD TION I I (Continued From Page 1A) what date and to also file an injunction to prohibit county if we provide library service through Oct. the disposal of any further library books and for the county to account for those books disposed of since 1," she said, 1975. I cannot see the value of doing so, other than In his memo Knowles said he uiscussed the problem with the federal agency. He tells corn- settling a legal point, and this is not my recoinmissioners "it Is recommended - the city corn- mendation," Knowles said. "If the city commission wishes to insist on a mission ado pt a formal resolution aski ng for abrogation (abolishment) of conditions" of the deed public library facility at this site, even at city exPense, then you may wish to settle the legal points restrictions for the old post office building. Knowles suggests t he effective date be as soon as pr ior to Sept. 30 to determine books ownership. Such duplication of public library services would not be worked out in cooperation wi th the federal g vernment, but prior to Sept. 30, io double taxation. If the county did not provide "The reason must be stated such as 'county's library ser vi ce to the north end, it would be double discontinuance of public library services at this taxation," Knowles said. site', "Knowles said. He said the city commission "Any pursuing of the county antics wou ld serve should authorize expenditure of city funds for the only politics since the county has done an excellent "abrogation fee." The city manager estimated the job in demonstrating to the public that it is the abrogation fee would be about $10,623.96. county commission that is playing games with taxes after payment of the fee, the city would have clear and the public library service at First and title to the property for any use, except a sa le of the Palmetto. If the county conuiiission wishes to property, until April 16, 1983. "After A pr il 16, 1983, discontinue or relocate public library services, his there would be no str ings," Knowles said. "This their f un ction to do so and for the county coniwould relieve the t hreat of the co unty's pull out and mission to answer to its public." the !ity's loss of an asset worth approximately Knowles said he and Moore discussed the $150.0w. "county's library antic" as reported by the news ,,The library lease and offer of a new lease to the media. "We have no direct information as I have county would still sta nd. lithe county pulls out and been unable to obtain a res ponse to my telephone relocates its public library ser vi ce, it is a political calls for over two days," the manager said in the matter for the m to answer. If they wish to stay, they Friday memo. o. already have a signed lease that needs only their Knowles said he and Moore asked that the public execution. Since the old lease is now canceled, the tibrary issues be placed on the agenda for Mon. new lease as offered, is all that remains for continued use after Sept. 30, 1980," Knowles said. day's meeting so the public will know th e position of "If the city commission wishes to pursue the the city commission. county's maneuvers, youithe city cornrnissior )may Knowles said th e city commission wants the wish to submit the old lease to the court for a library downtown; wants the county to have free judicial re vi ew as to who owns the city books at use of the city buildin' for public library purposes Energy _____ - I 41 0I fql~ .~I. : -,j!j.ii_,',#7, JACK ANDERSON I'l ___ ___ r .eq%.~Fp~ ____ i - warned recently, the Carter program "is worse Um dishonest — It is dangerous." f 7 I r :; Monday, April 14, 1SO—SA ...Sanford's Ready For Library ~,%. _ ;-., 1~ 0 1, the anticipated national recession seems to be at hand, heralded by the "stagflation" that defies conventional economic theory. As usual, Washington pointed the finger at The only thing really surprising In the latest everyone but itself. The government's hired-gun dashing of hopes is that anyone of coneconomists erroneously blamed most of the high sequence In Washington actually thought there might be a possty to coming to inflation rate on large price increases for gasoline reasonable terms with the Iranians. You don't and oth er energy products and surging interest negotiate with chaos, and rates, which are more symptomatic than description for the Iranian revlution with Its causative, powerless president, venomously divided Even so, Alfred Kahn, the presidential antiRevolutionary Council and irresolute lman inflation adviser, warned that govern ment moves who has proven himself infinitely better at the will not dam pen inflation until summer. "The seizure of power than Its exercise. So now it Is back to more nerve-straining country is in trouble," he admitted. watching and waiting, at very likely some Although the Carter administration's political political cost to Jimmy Carter despite the allinstincts this election year have suddenly made it new get-tough policy on Iran. You can orJy go aware of the inflation peril, the "trouble" that so many times to the well without bringing Kahn confesses is no act of God. This gath ering back water before washing out your own credibility. economic crisis began the day Jimmy Carter took But likely also at some cost to Iran and the oath of office in January 1977. Khomeini. Iranians, to be sure, ha ve At that time, inflation had dropped to 4.8 perresponded with heightened revolutionary cent and the prime interest rate was 6.5 percent. f ervor, as they ha ve each previous time the At that time, the dollar was worth about 30 per- malevolen t Uni ted States and satanic Carter cent more than It is today. At that time, the have been rebuffed. The old David and federal debt was a bout $200 billion less than it is Goliath bit. now. In oth er words, the Carter administration in The highs, however, must be getting progressively lower as the same cononly three years has added 33 percent to the U. S. debt that otherwise has been accumulating d uring fronta tion script Is repeatedly replayed. Instead of producing the shah or anything else th e last 204 years of national existence. of substance they are pre-empting attention To cover its profligacy these staggering and lapping energy urgently needed overdrafts on the treasury the admtnstratIo eswere, for the res ci a lnt.aWig has sIm,pI increased the money In circulation. It economy and the construction of a political is the government printing press and interest system operating on some basis other than whim. rates that has created most of the inflation now Khomeini has been remarkably successful robbing every U.S. citizen, to date In let ting others take the falls for Unable to ignore this crisis any longer, repeated failures to provide postCongress and th e administration last fall passed revolutionary Iran with much more the buck to the Federal Reserve Board, which had rhetoric, But there isa question as to how long been all too accommodating in Mr. Carter's it Can continue, The continuing support for Khomeini within money expansion. But the Fed's tightening policy only slowed the rate of money growth . It did not Iran is, however, much Less surprising than continuing efforts by some quarters outside cut the actual money supply. Iran to explain him In rational, even sm Mr. Ca rter's belated and trumpeted campaign pathetic t&*fll• against inflation Is largely cosmetic and has been Such as the recent first-person report of an labeled "dishonest" by some economists, They America n minister who came away from an emphasize that the Carter plan merely shifts audience with the news that Khomeini is flOe money around. Its big failure is that the 1981 the "lunatic" envisaged by most budget spends $45 billion more than this year,,, How could he tell? Well. in response to the oftspending, financed and balanced by tax in- aiked question as to how the holding f creases. Meanwhile, this year's deficit and off- hostages could be reconciled with Islamic injunction@ to protect the foreigner, Khomeini budget financing will force the governmen t to with a "hard" question of his own: make up about $80 billion through borrowing and How could Western followers of a printing, pumping up still more inflation, concerned for the downtrodden remain silent While government spending, borrowing and as on the plight of the contemporary world's inflation lope along, MP. Carter unfairly placed oppressed? Well, there are various defi nitions of most of his anti-inflation burden on the consumers "lunatic", one of which is "given to Uby drastic restrictions on private-sector credit, as fiavagant folly," which might fit. But that though 20 percent interest rates weren't enough. aside, 1oomeini's stion nei ther Inflation is indeed a peculiarly political thing. t he original query nor was ft "bEd". It The preceding Ford administration provided prbflEUy den*cmltratd lii Inability or W1 willingness to comprehend the world outside the obvious answer to Inflation if Mr. Carter own very narrow focus, really wants to do someth ing about it: Cut federal , are, ci c,e, multitudes hI spending by a bout $40 billion, as various senators West, practicing Ctist1ans and OthSfWIiI, suggest, and provide tax cuts to encourage in- who care deeply, about the world's vestment in modern, productive machinery In vantaged and persecuted and ittSEfl$ to do ordertolncreasethesupplyofgoodsinsteado( restraining demand. Otherwise, as Casper W Weinberger, former deputy budget director _______ HAVE A COKE... _____ - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The event is open to professionals, including mini-tour pros, club professionals ann ap. prentice professionals. The 18-hole qualifier will be played on Disney's Magnolia Course. Participants must enter in teams of two. The entry fee is $200.00 with a September 26th entry. deadline. The top four teams from the qualifying round will go on to play In the National Team Championship on October 16.19. Over 100 teams will be fielded for the $350,000 PGA Tour team event, which also will be adopting a new 54-hole Pr-Am format this fall. Entry blanks and information for the open qualification round are available by writing Phil Ritson, Director of Golf, Walt Disney World Golf Resort, P.O. Box 40, Lake Buena Vista, Fla., 830. college baseball poll the Raiders have earned a number 19 ranking with a 24-9 season record. The Raiders have a pair of games on tap this week. On Thursday the S.C.C. squad travels to Jacksonville to take on Florida Junior College and then returns to Orlando for a tough match up against neighborhood nemesis Valencia on - and five other sources. "I have to make instant decisions," he says, "And what I do can start big problems, if I do it wrong maybe the French can accept a certain shot otalowcut dress but the - Mexicans will be offended. I have to know the requirements of not only the U.S., but all the other countries who are viewing the show." And, of course, he has to be prepared for anything, from the Indian princess Marion Brando sent In his stead to the pro-Arab utterances of Vanessa Redgrave. His problem, at those mQnta, Is, should he cut those people off — which he can easily do — or let them rant on? "It's a no-win spot," he says. "With Redgrave, I had to make an instant decision _ should l cut her off? You're - damned If you do, and damned if you don't. I almost did it with the Indian princess." Actually, the ultimate decision is with the Academy itself; Pasetta and the Academy producer (Howard Koch this year) are In constant communication and discuss those things as they develop. Pasetta says they go over all the nominees, looking for sources of potential trouble. He sees nothing this year but that, of course, is no guarantee that none will develop. "I can accept a nominee not showing up,"hesays, "If it is a matter of principle with him. But I cannot accept a winner using the Oscars uaplatform. I give a lot of credit toJane Fonda, who didn't make a soapbox speech. We expected she would and were prepared toc it, but she had enough class not to." For two days before the event, Pasetta sleeps at the Music Center — for perhaps an hour and halt total. The rest of the time he is pitting his crew through endless rehearsals. This year, the day after the Oscars, his wife, Else, has a luncheonforacharltywhlchhewlllattend — theywjuuse the sane deocratlons left over from the Oscar Ball — and then he flies to Las Vegas to give a speech. And, that night, he's off to Monte Carlo, to begin work on his series of variety shows from there. One of Pasetta's annual chores is to plan the seating for all the nominees. Several consideratioons ns are Important in these arrangements. First, of co urse, is that they are In spots where they can be picked up easily by the cameras. Second, is easy access to aisles, so, if they win, they can get tothe stage quickly. But there Is another, Less obvious, thought in Pasetta's mind when he maps out who sits where, "I don't want the winners to have to cross in front of the losers," he says. It would be embarrassing for both — and so he seats them In ways that their paths do not cros. Any surprises this year? "I like to live dangerously," Pasetta says. "So we're gambling this year going 30 feet high with a whole stage of mirrors. We'll be able to an if people scratch their backsides. And we'll be moving the whole orchestra on a giant forklift." He's living dangerously and so is the orchestra, - - - - �I - £ P Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS A—Ev.ning H.ra)d, Sanford, Fl. I Stanieys Hiffer HeIPS Bosox Rebound - J, "~.1, BYSAMCOOK Herald Sports Writer Monday, April 14, 1$O By United Press International Charlie Moore made a mistake. After Money walked and After watching Milwaukee score 27 runs in two games, Bob Yount singled, Moore came up in a sacrifice situation. He hit a • Stanley figured the Brewers' hitters might be a bit weak bouncer and second baseman Jerry Remy made a for. overanxlous. So, the Boston right-harder decided to cut down ceout at second. Moore was safe at first, but for some reason their enthusiasm, left the bag to get his helmet and t hen went toward the dugout. Stanley pitched the Milwaukee hitters In tight and the result His teanitmiates yelled at him to get to first and he apparently _______________________________________________ Young Seve Slays Field By Four . 1_; ... ks Flying High Ballesteros Masterful At Masters - - over here more often. lle'll stick around weather would hold off long enough to get win," said Newton. "But he might have Lake Howell cw - - —v — , .' "I said, Hey, you can lose this tournament,"' he revealed afterward. I • Sonics, Ceitics, "p" ' "I felt it was a must win for us," said Lonnie Shelton, who had 22 points and 15 rebounds Sunday to lead the SuperSonics toa 112-107 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, tying their bestof-seven quarterfinal series 2-2. "If we had let them get three up cm us, they'd be seeing blood in Seat tle." Dennis Johnson, who added 20 points and five assists, said the Sonics, "wanted this game. We were running more today. We just pushed the ball and we rebounded well and pressured them on defense." Milwaukee trailed by as many as 18 points late in the third. quarter, but pulled to wi thIn 9415 with nIne minutes left In the game. Gus Williams, who led Seattle with 32 points, then hit a three-point shot and Shelton scored five straight points to pull the Supersonics out of trouble. Dennis Johnson and Shel ton each scored four poInts as Seattle took a IH lead in Uw early moments. Six points each by Marques Johnson and Bob Lanier twice brought the Bucks to within four, but Seattle carried a 28-22 lead into the second quar ter Fred Brown scored six points in the second quarter to offset nine by Quinn Buckner, and Seattle shot 5o percent to build its lead to 55-44 at the half. Marques Johnson led Milwaukee with 31 points and Brian Winters added 13. played a great game," said Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson. "It was a struggle. The shots didn't go. I said this would be the toughest game and I was right." The fifth game will be played in Seattle Tuesday night. In other quarterfinal games, Boston stopped Houston 10041, Philadelphia routed Atlanta 107.), and Phoenix defeated Los Angeles lVs101. CdUc.1II,Rockets$l '"' - ." - ' It 11 ..11 ''j . 6,f;r9 - . I I - "- IF I 1 v vi iiv uuiiu wrvu &u ..14 ..... WIU I ...t.1 wr 67"X14151y1v . .__ ~ "I I . o-,-' quarter to give Boston .. ., '' , '.' Conjerenea aemlilnal series. The fourth game is In Houston Monday night. Rudy Tomjanovlch's two quick baskets and four points by points, Moses Malone, the Rota' leading scorer with closed Boston's lead to 5643 midway through the third quarter. But in the final five minutes of the period, Bird grabbed the gane from the Rockets by scoring six points, making a critical MUJ and assisting on tires other baskets, Hoietcst'sRobertReld kept the Rocketa close ln the fjrsthalf ' : :: ' - with 17 of is points. 7k,s1I,HawkeI3 - ' '.'..,. w d ' ' ., . I . ';;.. : _____ ç- _ '''. iI\ . . .. ' : - .J. . ".' I _# I - . .',., ____________ -. . - 1. ... ... ... -. •., . . . , , ' - •--.•• -- , , ,., , A long fine of carts stands ready at Mayiair country Club SiiOi ii)' I. uCiOFt uC. start of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament Saturday. CHAMBER'S CART Championship Flight winner and over-all tournament champ Frank Mebane III fired a low gross 70 to take top honors. Dan Zion edged Ron Widener with matched card ft's for second place. In the second flight of the championship ' bracket Robbie Robertson finished first followed by Howard McNulty, 7bm L Ball, Bob O'Nell, Al Green and Fred Falgado. Tom Ball carded the longest '. drive on hole number one. Closest to the hole winners were Greg Manning on five, Micah SbUs on seven, Collin Galloway on 10 and Robbie Robertson on 16. Ned Yancey carded the high gross for the tourney. In all 101 golfers took part with local merchants donating a variety of prizes for the event. 1 Pearson Powers To Seventh Rebe/ 500 Victory DARLINGTON, S.C. (UP!) David Pearson returned to the D&liflgton Raceway In the same fashion he left It last fall — in the winner's circle. - I'd like to thank all my fans (critics) who caught my Jim ': ,.. , —.,- ,ØW' 11 Z99Y P/V'7 . .. •. fl.... . .._,..l ..1 1uUu..1 "I enjoyed the rain," said Pearson. "It Petty went two taps back after stopping gave me a chance to rest and get for repairs. James Hylton was also in. r . tjo ' "' . 1E11SC9REBOARD Basketball NRA PlaysIfi I! 0,4051W '115 105 Rudd could not be reached for meal. seat lads,, Cesisreses "11111111111111119 Afla5sta VS. PhiladelphIa (list 441.7) (All Times SIT) .l,...Il 1.___ .f Rutherford Nearly Flawless In Ontario I '.._': L ONTARIO, Calif. (UP!) t.nm...nh,p. l,i u s balanced attack. Qteeks had 19 poInts, Jullie Erving 17 and Darryl Dawkins 15. Dan Roundfleld led Atlanta with 17 points and Charlie Criss had 14. Seas 127, Lakers 101 Paul Westphal, with leIzits, topped seven Phoenix players In double figures as the Sure staved off elIminatIon. lie Lakers lead the series 34, with the filth gain, to be played In b Angeles Tueday night. The Suns went ahead to May five minutes Into the game, leadIng 3115 at the end of the first quarter and 1647 at W. U They led Points int entering the fourth, The Lakers dosed the gap to 115 With 5½ minutes runalnlng, but the Suns siwed five straight points In a three-minute ___ Guard Maurice Cheeks scored eight points span sody in tho third quarter to give P"4,lpia a 34 lead In the series. The 76ers can clinch it when tie lewis fleet In the to end the threat. fifth game Tuesday night at Philadelphia. Alvan Adams had 1$ points and Don Buss 17 for PhoeniL Cheeks scored three straight baskets to snap a 41.4$ tie and Kareem Abdul4abbar had 25 to lead the Lakers, while Jwnaal stwtthe76erson.19.5scorIngbjngethatgaVePhIIade)bLaa WilkesandNormNixonadded2leaci. aw t 010t, s With P110~14 11111,111111111 sedills, 3-1) 5WII • comp:."i - mu IW ATlflTi Phil 59. Atlanta '2 Atlanta 100, Phil 3 April 5 — AprIl tO April 13 Phil 1W, Atlanta $3 April15— Atlanta at P0*11, 5:03 500 Win - M. Z. -- wug iii . .. yeilow caut.ion flag. ' 555gm vs. "Mom ss lesdewles.34) ApriI l 179, Hieston 101 APril II — list N. Houston prI l I) lost tOl Houston IpI'iI 14— Seit at Houston, 5:05 second place following a caution 1l&g,**r-'6 Rutherford, driving a Pennzoll the 41st lap. But Rutherford qu1ckly' Chapajrai for the first time since leaving opened a 15-length lead with Jolmcock' the 1900 Indycar series and made himself the McLaren team last year, broke third followed by Al Unser, Bagley ar4' a leading contender for the prestigious quickly at the start of the race and Geblhausen and pulled away to the easy'.,. opened a (cur-second lead over Bobby triumph. *wolis 500 in May. Unser as the two pulled away from the tie 49th lap Rutherford paue': Rutherford, 41, ii Fort Worth, lzu, rest of the Sneva and put more than a full lap bei.. winner of the 1974 and 1979 Indlwa,oUs Un grabbed a brief lead on the ween himself and the eventijal runnerup,' NO, covered the ID laps around the I.$. as both delver, maneuvered e1*9 IV n mile Ow -lo course in 1:14.10 f M Ott the S3rdlapSzieva passed RuUerford average speed of 110003 110h. He around alowercars but UAW was forced toputhimaelfontheelapu. finished more than a full lap ahead of cutoftleracsafterl4lapswlentiiscar winner but Rutherford came hick oea' runienip Tom Sneva and barely missed sastained i uidlater punctire. lap later to regain the full lap advantage. I)annv Onizaji' 171 rii ni ist sin Rutherford moved back into the land ..i I I W U VILWU nag. end opened aIoujivg - Gordon Johncock of Teinpe, Arts,, 1979 Indy . 580 winner Rick Mean. Mean There were no serious crashes in finished third followed by Spike thenlostaeccndplacetoAlUnser,who ace. ,11 Driving a nearly flawless race, Rutherford captured the initial event of * April 10— Atlanta at Phil, 1 tn. 4 necaWary - - Johnny Ruftf(Ocd took advantage of it. *'Aprlll$—PhllatAtiWfa,7:33 M. Geh1hausen of IndianapoHs, Tom Bagley _i,.___ ..u, -- . of iire nan, i-a., and Gordon muey 01 Carter. r DII1U - OnlY 11 of the 25 starters Sneva of Spokane, Wash., moved into finishelit! under a Sunday for a leisurely delve 67-53 lead with 5:05 left in the third period. IAoneI Hollins Bobby Jrjtn scored 20 points each to Ind h - - - APr iI 1$ M. .AprIt m. on . - YWE 4't1AIIFR6J ROC/iEt ?, ;3 '! .-:,,y .riC 'L- .: i ' ,!,'' . . -:'•- :' :-":-.. • th'V ' lii. :-. t - - In Altamonte League ___ Lee Bernbaum, John Cadillac Orioles to a 93 win Wagner and John Roller over the Maison Et Jardin collected two hits each Tigers. Steve Bernbaum i2o,ri" /,V7E4'- Saturday to pace Farr Insurance Cardinals to a 9.7 win over the Hagen Homes 12,o 1vo Cubs in Altamonte Little . , . ALL, League action, In major division action Jim Bianchlteld spaced out - r' "" Z of off ________________________________________ , , ,,,, . 1. ,,,,, 8,4.ffi4t 41 . ______ _______ . f.iI' ,/, . / PtTERO5E J i "T Ton)' Johnson contributed to an 11 hit at tack with a triple each in helping the Kennedy Sky Lights Dodgers to an 11-5 will over the Farr Insurance IIAGINHOMIS PA*N INS. cuss as a o CARDINALS AS I H Slack 4 II Oswsid 203 I.rnk.vm 231 Conway 3 0 I M.nI. •I MAtSON ST IRAUN JAIDIN CADILLAC TIGERS olloLisal * N AISM PIilbck III $ernbawm 323 Cochran I2$ lackor Tsctisdsr WondI taassn sm.r P.nnls5 Savhls Murray utah Cobs a'- 2 oc 714'E /970 "1?'8 PtAYFR -" , '. Elsewhere Kevin 11111 and six hits and struck out eight Cardinals. The win completed 1 _________ .,,, t~ v~ el the Tigers. homered for while John Fisher and Mark an undefeated first half for Cochran banged in a pair of the Dodgers who clinched the RBI each to lead the Braun first half title Saturday. ,, ., good pitchers. We hit a couple of balls good but they were right Cardinals "i#I'i/' 7w,c S S S Hvtssll its Wa5nsr $55 SUSr 3 SS IS 211 3) I Vinci 41I lot C.en ill I I I WIfltaStsIl OsIls,nir 3 9 S KossIsn 559 S I I N•VIIS I Orsin Is I Robins" 3II I S I OIW$A ISI Tlmm•ns I I I IlincP,Hsl$ 3 I I 3 I 5 tlIr 2II Nauman 3 I I Sloan 8 0I 23 7 4 login I I M,a.wi 2 I I Amdvri 0I0 Tw'ry 3II Story I I I Totals 24 9 S YStals 14 9 S s,rnm II I Totals 34 3 I HIll? Tir$ lIt In III I 3 Orioles 341 123 a pjj Davis PE4PE s8YPFCO,tllfi& //'7 7? Hardy Pitches, Raines av IA'E All7w' v. Brothers Hit All-Stars liev In the and To Pair of Victories 60 o/Ytfr'58 ,4%2/lSffeM',vp hION&O /046I)'1R4NP O F.4'Off 61/? 7?) Im 1)(tt,iI,,t,,t by King Features Sn.Iiate. the Padres to 6-0. Ga ry Lavelle re earned his first save. Atlanta Cinci ed eighth The Sanford All-Stars upped lOYAl. TIOt their record to 4-0 over the Smitt,4 weekend with a pair of easy Franks. 000000 000— 0 5 2 I) 002 003 00*— 512 0 Nltkro, Bradford (6), Camp (7) P"sbo 000010200 — 3 5 0 and Pocoroba; Leibrandt and St. Louis 000000000-041 B.h. W—Lelbrendt (10). L— Rooker, Romo (7). Jackson Niekro (01). MRs—Cincinnati, (9) and Ott; Martinez, Hood (S) Bench (1). (more) and Simmons. W—Rooker (10). Mntrt 100 030 000 1 — SI) 1 C—Martinez (0)). HR—PlOts PhIta 000 100003 04 II 0 burgh, ROOKN' (I), S a rider 50n. Bahns.n (5), Fryman (9). Soa (9) and 000000 1*0-2 7 0 Los Ang Carter; Christenson, Knowles 03) 00 000* 4 Il 0 (6), Munningh010 (5). LaGrow Houstn Goit:, Hough (5) and Fer. (10) and Boone. W—Sosa (1-0). L—LaGI-OW (0-1). HRS— Mon. guson; Forsch, LaCourte treal, Dawson (1), Valentine and Pubis. W—Forsch (*0). C —Gait: (01). New York. Falcone breezed through the first six innings then - - If - - Houston $5 list. lost at ftwom s-April 20 — Houston at ow, 1 I I I I I ___ VS. Las g*s t 441.7) 4") TiaisSIT) 4 leads wIll. 34) I—LA 1I, Phi III ii C LA 131, PhI 110 (0) 11 11 LA 110, P11* 100 - - - April 13— Plix 127, LA 101 April 15 — Phx of I_A, 11 p.m. x.April 15 — LA at Phit. 1130 p.m. *.April 20 — p.m. -lf necessary P11* at LA. 3:30 — vs Miiwaee ni.s fled, 13) April 5—Seattle 114, Mu 113 (05) AprllC—Mll 114, Seattle 112 (05) April 11 — Mu 95 $littlI 51 April 13 — Sattle 1)2. Mil 1W fr.prU 15 NIl at semis, 10:30 P. Seattle at Nil, S *.April Cleve 2, Calif 1 kaftis 3. Tor 2, 10 innings SvWay's l.lts chlcgo 5, Bolt 3 loston 3. UlIw 1 N.Y. 9. Texas 4, lit game N.Y. S. Texas 2, &W game Kin CIty 3, Detroit 2 Ooklnd 4, Minn 1 Calif S. Cleve 3 Siam. 5, Toronto 1 San Frn Atlanta 1 0 April 13 April 14 P.M. Saturday's Results C111CØO o, N.Y. 3 Clnci S. Atlanta 4 Phil a, Mtl 2 PtSbgh 7, Si. Louis 2 Los Ang a, Houston 5 San Dgo 1, Sin Fm 2 - Atimtta , - Baseba l - . Pet. SI Chicgo 3 1 .710 Kan City 3 1 .710 $ am. 21310 Calif 1 1 .447 Texas 2 2 .rn Alum 2 1.10 Oik1M 2 z .iii Saturday's Mop It SON 2 NOW , ggm N.Y. at Texa, ppd.,. rain Ken City s, ui,, a, oiilmio lies - PN$III — Phil ½ 1 1 1 C111c0 N.Y. NIl 15. Louis CincI Sin Op . Los MIs W I. Pd. 3 1 .70 11W 2 2 .100 2 2.155 I 2.333 1 3 .215 West WI. Pet. 4 •8 - V. 1 1 IV. 2 Boston 4, Pitts 1 Pitts 4, Boston I Boston 5, Pitts 3 Pitts at Boston, 7:3S - Edmonton vs. Philadelphia (Philadelphia wIns Mills, 34) AprilI—Ph1l4,Edmonton3(o$) April Phil 3, Edmonton I AprIl 11 Phil 3, Edmon ton 2 1071 - - - - - - N.Y. Rgrs 5, Atlanta 1 11 ''Atlanta 4, N.Y. Rgrs? ,',,,, Mgr,s,ATianva7 Yourkid takes after you. — Hartford vs. Mistrial (Miatreal win series. 34) Aprill—Montrsal$, Hartford 1 AprIl9 — MonIreai$,Harfor4 April11 Montraal 4, Hartford 3 lot) (Maybe thatthota compliment.) - victories. The All-Stars blanked Avon Park 8-0 and bombed the Royal Tigers M. Solomon Hardy fashioned a ALL. AS I H STARS AS I H 4 S I S. Raines, 4 I 2 I 3 I 0 Str.wtan,5 2 3 I Sryian. I 4 I I L. tunis, 4 2 3 I llwaS,I 4 I I Cain,P 4 I 3 3 I I Hawt,3 33I Sr.wn.9 3 5 I MiluS 4 I I Groan, 4 I I I Sryent, 3 1 I I DennIs,? 2 I I Hastisy, I 3 I I K. Pranklin. Wined.4 I I S 3 S I $.flNitt, I S I Wa.,,,,, 1 I I •ih*y,, I I I D. Franklin, Williams I I I I 4 3 5 5 $arnas,7 I I I King.? I I S lady, I SII Total II 3 4 huh 301$ S Jonss.2 one-hitter against Avon Park, includ Ing 11 strike outs, LevI Raines tripled and si ng led In the first game, scoring three runs. In the second game the l,ITVI .... .... ....... SW- Ill SW—I II) 471 N6 —to Raines brothers, Sam, Levi All-Stars and Ned accounted for four of the MI-Stars eight hits and FLORID A combi ned to cross the plate for nine runs as the Sanford squad demolished the Royal 1 , SUNSHINE STATE Tigers 18-3, ~!Jj ñRIVE AUVE 1 - 1 April — LosAngles ea, N.Y, Isi _x 27 ' LEFT 'I *040515.... ............. Iii 555 II'S AVIS P51k SW SW II— I ft UI" RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Ciostd Sunday) • MATINEES: $4 Infects lox $42 TrIf.cta Wheel ALL 12 RACES S sI 4, Los Thursday Laos' NIt, fklFMM AA 1, aa - 'I. is S N.Y. islanders win series. 3-I) April $ — N.Y. lii 5. Los Angeles It. Lasts vs. chiugs (Chk.ge witti sides, 301 RACING DAYS . __ p ______ -. NEW MATINEE Poet Time 1: IS p.m. Las Angeles vs. N.Y. Isiaaders - ALL. AVON STAtS AS u N PARK AS I H lIlSl$,4 4 3 I WiiIiams,2 2 S 5 llliy,2 3 I S Dlviii 3I S L.Iainss,44 3 3 Th.mpeen. N.Iahusos,I4 I 57 IIS CII47 3 I S $mIIts.$ S II Williams.) 3 I S 1iwerds.4 I S I MIIe$,I a I I Wilsen,i I I I Sryant,3 I S I Chark,3 3I I NarEy,I I I I Irswn. ISS Sars.5 I I S D•vls.7 SIS WlIted.l I I I Gipssn.4 2 5 I Totals SI I I Dsmps.5 1 5 5 B.akmaa,PI I S Totals is I I Mon. Wed. Sat. - m Aillinnowu (Miamesata wiss s-ies. 24) April $ Minn a, Toronto 3 ApdiC— Minn 7,Torwitig 3 April 11 — Mimi 4, Toronto 3(05) (All St 341.3) N.Y. Rgrs 2. Atlanta 1 April (of) April — - - Atlanta vs. N.Y. RanIrs (N.Y. Rangers wins series, 3.1) AprIl 12— Buffalo 3, Vancouver Aprlllt—N.Y.lsi5.La Angeles 0 Piftshwgh vs. 515151 (Sides NW. a-zr AprIl $ - Piffs 4. bossin - 4 - Prelimisary Iisa4 Chi 3, St. Louis) Chi 5, St. Louis 1 Chi 4. St. Louis I Vancouver vs. luNale NNLPlayeN5 I 1 3 - (lutfais wins series. 3.)) April 5—Buffalo), Vancouver 1 Aprilt Buffalo 4, Vancouver 0 April I — Vancouver S. Buffalo Pro Hock.y (AN Times I$T) April $ April 9 April 11 — April Il N.Y. Angeles 3 (.1) SI 01110 3 1 .710 3 I 310 1 3 310 - - Sundays Results N.Y. 5.Chlcgo 0 'Il ATIflhl 0 (All Timei 1ST) Mill S. Phil 4, 10 Innings Mflw (caldwell 0.0) at Tot' Ptsbgh 3, St. Louis 0 (Clincy 0.0), 1:30 p.m. Houston 4, Los Ang 2 D05if (Morris 14) at lostots San Fm 3, San Dgo I p.m. (Hurst 04), 2 p.m. Mesday's Games x.Aprll 20— Mil at Seattle, 3:30 N.Y. (Griffin 0.0) at Chicgo (All Times 1ST1 p.m. (Sums 00). 1:30 p.m. CtIiCgo (Reuschei 0.1) at Cleve (WaIts 04) it Texas Ptsbgh (Slylaven 0.1), 12:33 (Midic** 0-0), 5:35 p.m. P.M. l Mim (Satton 0.01 at Calif San Fm (Kn59p.r 01) at Man(04), 10:30 p.m. Major I.iagei $tonSnpe Cinci (Pastor. (II), 5:00 p.m. S.ne By UltSl (Pa.rstt 14) at Atlanta (Alexander 0.0) at 0.111,05 lUm ens 0.0), 10:30 Hogston AmmICU (Rlthard (14), 5:33 w I. Pct. 611 P.m. p.m. MIIw To""" gem" 2 I Ml — Los Mg (Suttllff, 01) at San N.Y. 2 2 .300 ½ Kan City it Dgo (Jones 10), 10 p.m. biSon 1 2 .3 1 N.Y. of Chicgs, nIght y 0.mss Cleve 1 2 .333 1Ciave of Texas, night Mtl at N.Y. Tar 1 3 .210 1½ ' Mi,, at CalIf, night Phil at $0. Louis, night 11111111 I 3 .210 1½ Seattle at Oakland. .1111W San Fm of Clad, night Detroit 1 3 .215 1½ Atlanta at Houston, night West NATIONAL LJAUI La Ang at Sin Dgo, night .._., - April 10 April 12 3 ,230 3 4 00 4 ;: 1 I IC16 Me 5 S.- ______ Cardinals Edge Cubs by Alan Mayer - - ai/,,v ROSE ARISING , event, 1I ...I....I,...1 #S'lC4' 7''' - -. before the end. Two top contenders were he came down. 24-year AV knocked out of the race on the first lap Rain delayed the race for more "I would have backed off and let h1th twohouraattlelw4apmarlcoithew. when Ricky Rudd and Richard Petty have the spot because ,t ' UI LU 4 turn, lap race, and forced officials to end the lap. But I'm not trying to blame anybody race after the hallway mark because of Buddy Baker and Neil Bonnet. were We were just racing, and that type oIA history of the 4Z' I - - es n rooks. t have any problem,I could win the of the rest. I was close to Ricky (11 race," said Pearson, who " $21,430 in Yarborough, running third, left the but he drifted up, so I hung in the low the only ralnahortened Rebel 500 in the race with engine trouble seven laps lane. He must have not seen me becau #&- - Figueroa, Underwood (6) and Augustine (II), Cleveland (9) McLaughlin (5) and Davis; and Esslan. W—Norris (I 0). L Cerone; Perry, Raisich and Moore. W—Stanley (10). C Bannister and L. Cox. W— —Erickson (01). Darwin (7), Lyle (9) and —Haas (0 I). Bannister (10). L—Lemanczyk Sundberg W--Figueroa (1 0) C (07) HR—Toronto. VCICZ (1), First Game Perry (0 1) HR—New York. Detroit 000000002— 2 100 N.Y. 000 042 100-9 12 Jackson (1) - Earnhardt, looking for his third vict"#. ,' in a row this year after taking the Southeastern 500 and the Atlanta 500 . wavo , volved In the wreck. Bobby Allison wa Cale Yarborough led at the time of the forced from the race with a blown englnq red flag, followed by Pearson, pjy alter 86 laps. The 45-year-old Spartanburg, S.C., Gant. Pearson took the lead on the 158th lap native claimed his seventh Rebel victory Sunday to continue his and held It until the end, when he beat crowns, led for 15 laps before leaving Ih.t' domination of NASCAR's oldest Parsons y 3.3 seconds. Harry Gant, race with a blown engine 101 laps into tt*'. auperspeedway. He won his third wearing linebackers' rib pads because of race. nba bnidjed In a crash this past week, Southern 500 last Labor Da Petty, commentIng on the early wreç finished third, followed by Waltrip and "I,felt like If my engine held up and Dkk B said, "I was taking the low lane like a CLOfi' - - - yielded to Allen, who recorded his first save. Pirates 3, Cardinals 0 Jim Rooker hit a two-run homer and combined with Enrique ROSTIo and Grant Jackson on a six-hitter to propel Pittsburgh. Rooker connected for his seventh majorleague home run In the seventh Inning off St. Louis starter and loser SllvIo Martinez, Reds 5, Braves S Rookie left-hinder Charlie Lelbrandt, backed by a 12.hlt attack that included Johnny Bench's first homer of the season, Nolan Ryan, didn't have quite aigood a day Saturday against made his major-league debut as a starter and helped Cm. Ci). L.A., although he did hit a three-run homer. Here's a break- cinnati complete a foirgame sweep. CIICIg 0000—I SO S Sa Fm 0000l1010 30 down of the two: GIiits 3,Pad1 N.Y. Oil 01)00x5110 San Do 000010000—ISI IP H R ER BB SO Dave Winfield dropped a fly ball In the six th, paving the way )ternandez, McGiothen (5), Blue. Liven. (I) and y; Richard (14) $ 2 2 1 I 13 for two unearnedruns that gave San Francisco its first victory Capilla (I) and Foote; Falcon,. Rasmussen, (VA. Allen (7) and Stearns. W— quisto (I) and T.nace, W—Blue 6 • 4 of the season as Vida Blue raised his lifetime record against Falcon. 4 i 3 (10). L—H,rnande: (0- (10). L—Rasrnsen (0 1). . 1, - - - Bibby error of last Thursday.! mistakenly listed Bibby who caught my Jim Bibby error of lait Thursday. I mistakenly listed Bibby Instead of J.R. Richard as my Cy Young Award winner for Houston. Well, they're both over 6-5. They're both right handed and both have first names of Jim, But that is where the comparison ends. Bibby is now with the Pirates. James Rodney threw a no-hi tter for six Innings and struck out 13 Dodgers in his season debut. Richard's counterpart, something to eat." Parsons, Darrell Waltrip and Harry - - — ,. ---- - .. r4 --- ,.. ' .- I -.. . - -. eri& -,b"tiw.*~tji*t~~-it-w -.-,.,,t.IL qi I . , S. : ~. 1 . . ... ' - - ting) slump now." at somebody." Forsch scattered seven hits and helped himself with a twoMurray beat the Bulldogs earlier this year. He flirted with a run single In ruining the Los Angeles debut of Dave Goltz, Enos no-hitter for five Innings, but was the n hit hard over the last Cabell drove In two runs with a pair of singles. two frames. Los Angeles scored In the seventh on Ron Cey's RBI single. Two Interested spectator., although they are out of the Steve Garvey si ngled in a run In the eighth. conference chase Brantley's Sam Momary and the Tribe's Forsch, who went 3-0 against Los Angeles last year, struck Bobby Lundquist give an apprehensive nod to Lake Howell. out walked "Before the season I said, 'four loses, would probably win one four out and in the ei two before yielding to Frank LaCorte with ghth. It'," surmised Momary. "I think It will come down to the final In o er th NL games, Montreal edged Philadelphia 5-4 in 10 couple of games." Innings, New York blanked Chicago 5.0, Pittsburgh shut out St. Lundquist long ago forgot about a conference title, but still Louis 3-0, Cincinnati trounced Atlanta 5.0, and San Fran cisco relishes the role of spoiler while he waits for the April 29 defeated San Diego 3-1. district. Expos 5, PhJUIn 4 "We're def initely looking forward to the district," beamed Ellis Valentine led off the 10th with his first homer run of the Lundquist whose Seminoles have won eight of their last nine year to lift reliever Ellas Sosa and hand Lerrin LaGrow the games. "I Feel we have the most depth of any of the pitching loss. Philadelphia, which won the first two games of the series, staffs." scored three runs In the ninth on an error by Larry Parrish and Wednesday Lundquist will go with either Mike Link or Tracy a single by Bake McBride. Walker against Apopka. The smooth, sophomore Walker Is fresh f rom 5.0 shut out win over DeLand. Nets L Cobs I Pete Falcons and Neil Allen combined on a five-hitter and Joel Youngblood scored one run and drove in two others for - '. ,• .. , '-,1 -, - . //Ifz 1P , '. ,. - - '.1 ' . f'' .• - • . -- W/U 7?Y 7Z7 , . , '. . . ,I : V wi ••,•••. - . ~ ~ k~ , - - - Friday's proposed Five Star decider. "We're out of our (hit. r ' , - _______ .. . ''-' -. E's -j I1e....'4g.'! • - . - '" . '*..' \, / - I a 3.0 lead in Uie best-of-seven Eastern - -- - ' ... d ,." - '.. .. -:' ' cwtr &L 17 Bird gave the misfiring Celtics a needed lift in the third ' ,, : AC7 rn' 74'e c1o$ /1/SToRY 7' ,',y jW0 2W ONE 7 - - -. i11 9. I I " Seattle l. ' " olic, flql:,6460/r ,ve/elf Lake Howell plays Lyman Wednesday DeLand Friday in an effort to capture its first conference championship. They also ha ve a makeup game with Mainla nd scheduled for April 26 if necessary, "I like our chances," smiled Benjamin after Friday's win Lake Brantley. "But our defense has been our biggest problem...it hasn't been very good." 'The Blue Darters meanwhile, have a Monday game with DeLand,aWednesdaygamewithsafljordandaSatuy with Lake Brantley. They also must play two lnnlngsofao-0 tie r with Lyman. "Lake Howell's gotta earn their keep for three games," said the youthful Wise. "There's no telling what could happen, but we have three tough games." More than likely the winner of Monday's Apopka-DeLand game will have an outside chance at the Silver Hawks. By United Press International A setback for Ron Creese's Bulldogs would knock them out Here's some bad news for National League hitters: the with six losses. DeLand has won eight games and has the fourth starter on the Houston Astros believes he can win 20 advantage of playing its last three Apopka, Lake Brantley ga me s, and Lake Howell at home. "I just hope the Lord keeps me healthy this year," Ken "We've finally started hitting," said Creese through a sigh of Forsch said Sunday after pitching the Astros to a 4-2 victory relief. "Everybody counted us out, but we're coming on now." oven the Los Angeles Dodgers. "I think if get out there 35 or 40 Although Creese concedes the Hawks the edge, he feels theytimes, I got a good chance of winning 20 ball games." are not a cinch. "They're too many good teams In this conForsch, who pitched a nohltter last April, would stand out on ference," said the former Florida Gator hurler, many staffs but ahead of him in Houston are J.R. Richard, Joe "If we can get any help or Apopka gets any help, we'll catch Niekro and Nolan Ryan. The quartet gave, the Astros three them" warned Creese. victories In four games over Los Angeles to open the season, Hawk mentor Benjamin plans to use Charlie Miller wed- with only Ryan failing to deliver a triumph.' nesday against Lyman and come back. with with ace right "I didn't have to wait until after four games to tell yy you the hander Brvpnt Mur ray for Friday's DeLand game. were a good pitching staff," Los Angeles Manager Tommy "He (Murray) better tie himself down," Creeze said about Words mid. "We've seen them before and they are real real — - ' by Alan Mover CELTIC LARRY B/RD 4PP/T/OV P05 TO/V C'EtT/C6 C7' - — - .,`~, #,_4 _____ VlIns WATCHING 250 orsch Fi " jF-1., , I .. ~ " - , t' . everytitne lie plays over there. Over here, they don't give that, He d be foolish not to continue doing what he's doing. Suns Notc 03 United Press Interna tional The Seat tle Supe rsonics knew they couldn't let this one get away, and the defending champions called upon their poise to rise to the occasion. n 9 F -. /4Il whatever tile reason, all the other touring pros seem agreed ' .400 over ', '. '. ,.. and possibly because he gets money guarantees for his apPearances which isn't the case on this side of the Atlantic But allesteros 1" ' n his w,.t, ,, 6 4 3 - ' tn I "IKn • I I B "-b' I P'"i" go "I remember growing up and watching Arnold Palmer, and Seve isa lot like Arnold," says Andy North. "People like him and he's exciting. He may hit it off line once ma while —we all do now and then — but he gets It back In time. He has that flair about him. And I don't blame him for wanting to play over there (in Europe). They gurantee him $Z),000-$25 000 6 7 4 Astros By L.A. AUGUSTA, Ga.(UPI) — Not that long ago, after Severiano teros unduly. Ile says lie never thinks much about the money. Ballesteros had fi nished his round for the day, he xent back to Even if that's the the kind of fib It sounds like, he still has the the house he was living in on the beach, waited until tile tide $55,0000 he earned for winning the Masters. That puts him at was out and then walked (town to tile water's edge. $&3,000 or tile iir so far and that'll buy him all the arroz con With the sun beginning t: set Bafleste s bent own and wants. started scooping out fistfuls of sand. (;ilbert, '%10 started th final round nine shots behind BallesTo anybody watching, it 'ht've lookC d hikC UIL )oUu, i' tcros and finished tied ithi ew ton for second place with 2,9, Spaniard was j ust having a little fun making niud pies or spoke more or less for everyone else in the field by saying, 'I buildi ng sand castles, Aetudll), Ilalles teros was busy working it his craft, golf, told everybody I wasn't going out to win the tour nament; I was trying for setond place" putting In some overtime while most of his competitors in the So was practically everybody else af ter Ballesteros' opening tournament were having dinner or relaxing. 66.419 put him four shots in front at the halfway mark. In more "What he was doing was digging a few holes in the sand, only than 20 years of attending these Masters' championships, I've a few feet away Iroiii the water, so that he would have a place never seen so many people in the field concede the title to to practice Ids puttin' " relates Rex CaIdwell one of his fellow anyone as they did to Ballesteros after the first 36 holes. pros,an eye witness to the episode. "hle had brought his caddie A strikingly good-looking, dark-haired bachelor, the new along and they were out there a couple of hours. When the Masters' ti tle-holder, who also Is the present British Open water would come swirling toward the shore, It provided a natural curl for Ns putts and he played thern that way almost champ, now has the entire golf world at his feet. He says he perfectly. Living there on the beach myself, I wasWatchirig"" wf"Mffide playing mom in Europe than in Us country, possibly because he feels more at home there than he does here 1dm, and when he saw me, he said, What.samattcr, you never did It" All that took place three weeks ago at Jacksonville, I' Ia, where Ballesteros finished in a tie for third place. Many of those following the 23-year.old super scorer from Santander, Spain, over raindampened Augusta National Sun day and seeing the once imposing 10-shot lead he had over playing partner Jack Newton after nine holes shrink to only two strokes over oncharging (libby Gilbert on' the 13th hole might've gotten the idea he was merely out there making mud pies or something like that, but he wasn't. He was talking to himself a bit. . Spree Creek ___________ lie also was laboring as hard as he possibly knew how, laboring to overcome a sudden slump that included a bogey, double-bogey plus another bogey between the 10th and the 13th. And overcome Ballesteros did with a final-round 72 that gave him the title by four shots over Newton and Gilbert and made him the youngest champion ever in Masters' history his 72 hole total of 275 cost him an additional $50,000 a golf magazine was offering anyone who could beat Jack Nicklaus' 8 5 .615 66 6 6 .ses Seminole past Wednesday. Palmer was 25 before this week for the Tournament of the final round in. Masters favorite Torn Watson tied for too far In front for anyone to catch. had some doubts while in the fairway at lie won his first professional tournament. Champions and be back in June for tile It did. "But," said Green, "everyone has the 12th at 71.284 alter finishing first-second14." "lie obviously doesn't have too many U.S. Open, "hut I'm going back to play He appeared on his way to breaking the Ballesteros wound up plavina even potential to back up and I guess Seve is second the previous three years. And,' weaknesses at the moment," said the European circuit where I have a lot of Masters' 17-underpar record shared by " , par Sunday for a 13-underpar VS that no exception." Nicklaus, complaining about his Inability Palmer. Although Ballesteros won the friends. Over here, I'm too lonely. Nicklaus (1965) and Ray Floyd (1976) Australian David Graham was next at to "put numbers on the board," was far was good enough for a foiw.stroke Greater Greensboro Open two years ago 'When I was at the British Open the when he went 16-under on the fifth hole margin over corunnerups Gibby Gilbert 281, giving the 12-member foreign back In the field at 73-1. 1 Seve Scooped Sand, Scalped Augusta , Sesbreeze Mainland .Q ~ 67-2110, said Ballesteros should have been game.,' 11 2 4 8 4 Apopka DeLand Lyman Lake Brantley mers with two out in the ninth. Gary Christenson got the last out to earn his first major-league save. Angels 8, Indians 3 Joe Rudi drove in three runs with a single and a basesloaded walk to continue his torrid RBI pace and Don Baylor drove in two runs as California spoiled the AL debut of John Denny. Rudi now has collected eight RBI on four hits in the first three games. Don Aase earned the victory. A's 4, Twins Mike Norris, who pitched only three complete games last year, went all the way on a four-hitter and fanned 11 to pace Oakland. Norris had a nohitter until two out in the fifth, when John Castino tripled off the center field fence. Wayne Gross drove in three runs for the A's. Mariners 5, Blue Jays I Bruce Bochte doubled in two runs in the first inning and Floyd Bannister scattered eight hits to lead Seattle to its third victory in four games against Toronto. Dave Leinanczyk lost his second game of the series for the Jays. Yankees 9-8, Rangers 4-2 Jim Spencer's grand slam highlighted a six-run uprising in the fifth inning to give the Yankees their first victory of the season in the opener. Luis Tiant was the winning pitcher. In the nightcap, Oscar Gamble singled in one run to spark a four-run fifth inning. Reggie Jackson slugged a two-run homer in the ninth. as Ed Figueroa picked up the win. was a four-hitter and a 3.1 victory for Boston, its first of the beata throw but was called out for abandoning the base by the season, home plate umpire. There was only one out when he made the 'q watched replays (of th e first two gam es) and they were miscue and Molitor got on base after him, which wou ld have diving at every ball that went down over the plate," Stanley loaded the bases with one out. said. "They were diving at the ball. You have to come inside As it turned out, Cooper made the third out of the inning. like I did today. They weren't afraid of anybody pitching inside In other games, the Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore 5until I went Inside today." 2, Kansas City edged Detroit 3-2, California clubbed Cleveland Stanley struck out three, walked four and hit a batter In 8-3, Oakland trimmed Minnesota 4-1, Seattle topped Toronto 5going the distance. 1 and the New York Yankees took a double-header from Texas, "He had a helluva day pitching inside," said Milwaukee 94 and 8.2. leadoff man Paul Molitor, the man Stanley hit. "Our reactions White Sox 5, Orioles 2 were slow and It wasn't a hitter's day (It was 42 degrees at Jim Morrison's sacrifice fly snapped a 2-2 tie in the seventh game time). Other pitchers thought of keeping the ball away inning and Lazziar Johnson followed with a two-run double as and the ball in the park. He turned things around. the White Sax took their third straight from Baltimore. Ross "His ball was moving inside. And it moved right Into my Baumgarten scattered five hits through the first seven innings forearm." to pick up the win while Ed Farmer recorded his second save, The Red Sox got all their runs in the fourth Inning against Royals 3, Tigers 2 Moose Haas after the big right-harder had retired the first 10 Willie Aikens drove in two runs with a seventh-inning single batters. Rick Burleson and Fred Lynn singled and Jim Rice to help Paul Splittorff to victory. Splittorff was relieved by Dan singled to drive in the first run. Carl Yastrzemski then doubled Quisenberry, who allowed .I two-run homer to Champ Sumhome Lynn and Canton Fisk hit a grounder for the third run. Bait ioo 100 000 3 S 0 Kan COy 000 100 30* 3 S 1 dcv. Milwaukee's only run came in the third when Robin Yount 000 020 001 310 I Texas 100 001 200 4$0 Chicago 001 010 30* S91 Roierna, Lopez (5) and Calif 0)2 200 30* —S 10 1 smacked a hard chopper that ricocheted off the face of Boston Tan?. 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Buskey (6), CVefl (I) and Wynegar; Norris As the high school baseball season enters Its final two weeks before district play, Coach Birto Benjamin's Lake Howell Silver Hawks have a strong hold on the Five Star's top spot. The Hawks lead the conference race with an impressive 11.2 ledger with only three games remaining In league play. Coach Sonny Wise's Apopka nine are a surprise second at 84. Five Star Conference Standings W L Pet. Seve and heal corunnersup Nicklaus and Ben pressure wasn't as much because 01 my Sunday. But Balesteros wasn't to get who had a closing 67 and Newton with a delegation three of the first five spots and AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!) Ballesteros may be just what golf has Crenshaw by three strokes in last friends," he said. "I didn't have that another birdie until the 15th and that only 68. South African Gary Player, three time been looking for another Arnold summer's British Open, he hadn't gained here, that's one reason there was more got him back to 13-under after bogeys at But Ballesteros said he didn't really Masters champ and the golfer Palmer. Even Palmer himself makes the much recognition in the United States pressure on me." io and 13 and a double-bogey at 12 wiped relax until he was headed up the 18th Ballesteros said he most admired, was comparison, because he has played only a handful of That loneliness, said Ballesteros, made out all but three strokes of what had been fairway with a then comfortable four- tied for sixth. this country. Four-time champion Palmer and five"I used to play that way," Palmer said tournaments in shot lead. Masters week "the hardest week I've a commanding 10-stroke margin, champion Nicklaus were paired for time Sunday while Ballesteros was powering "I was thinking," he said, "Well, you "Some people over here seem to think ever had," even though he led from start "i was very comfortable, ten shots Is a the first time in more than three years his way wi th long, erratic drives around lie's been lucky," said Australian Jack to finish. "There was very big pressure big lead, but suddenly I was not so are the .winner,' that's all." and although they were never in con-' the Augusta National en route to Newton, who often competes against this week," he said. "Maybe I feel more comfortable," said Ballesteros, "I say to Gilbert, who came closest to catching tentlon, they had a gallery of about 7,000 becoming the youngest Masters Ballesteros, a Spaniard, on the foreign at home in Europe." myself, 'you stupid. You have corn- Ballesteros Sunday, said he "never which followed them the entire 18 holes. champion ever, even younger than Jack circuit. "I think it's high time everyone thought about winning. I knew Ballesteros held a four-stroke second fortable lead, now you lead by three. You "Jack and I are both proud the gallery ` Nicklaus was when he won his first of five concerned realizes he's a great player." round lead and widened that to seven must try very hard." Ballesteros was having some problems, lmeri., out In the force It was," sa id Paamer;. Masters titles. but I didn't think he'd back up enough." who turned back the clock for a day by Winning the Masters apparently wont Saturday and it appeared his only "1 think he knew after a good (310Ballesteros, who also is the current change Ballesteros' mind about playing problem would be whether expected bad yard) drive at fifteen he was going to Hubert Green, who finished fourth at shooting a 69-288. "It was a tribute to th: British Open cliallip, just turned 23 this 11 Five Star Diamond Race ..... Monday, April 14, 1I0-7A N. of Od.- jnd I' he ________ SNNW1 Il$2I'—g RISLllVATIONS..;)I Ills �I.. -- .. -..-..-.. p IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, April 14, lflO OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Karen Rhudy, R c:. Powell Monday, April 14,1980-16 BSP TONIGHT'S TV To Fete Founder footage designed to enhance fly GARDEN (FRI) 1 (17) ROMPER ROOM the viewers understanding of the act Host. Tony Randall MONDAY EVENING 6:00 Repeat Members of Preceptor Beta Lambda chapter, Beth Sigma ' Karen Gave ithudy and Handy Charles Powell were married , April 11, at 7:30 p.m. at Trinity Baptist Church, Apopka. The Rev. Jack Stotte of Jacksonville, performed the double ring .. ceremony. A Pao huf SOY VV eeklY 111 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. F'ulen. wider Sr., 203 Dogwood Drive, Stanford. nford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Powell Sr., 112 Lynhurst Drive, Longwood. 0109 iJ) (35) BENNY HILL 14 (10) TODAY IN THE LEGIS. 6:30 IT (17) LAST OF THE WILD the year at the next meeting. Two chapter members, Glenda Emerson and Joyce -, Sharon Colley was the matron of honor and Cheryl Sprague - / was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cindy Powell and Sharon Avrett. Carol Ann Colley was the junior bridesmaid , S,i • .'.. and Michelle Bralts was the flower girl. , Each wore a light green gown with a sheer print jacket and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and daisies. The bridegroom's fattier served as best man. Ushers were t. ! ,' . years of active participation (T U JOKER'S WILD 01 (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont is offered a grand piano by a wealthy eccentric 'ictions during a doctors' strike prove to be very unhealthy, 1(10) DICK CAVETT Guardian Angel _______ 2j (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith clams up about Teresa's boyfriend 8:00 fi(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls learn that Mary is going blind and enroll her in a special school, and teachers. Charles' financial problems over.burdened may cause the family to move "One of the things I have from Walnut Grove (R) appreciated about Mrs. (110 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Putzig is that she is able to Jennifer falls for a penniless work independently. One day but handsome repairman, and we had an emergency and i Los tries to work up enough had to be out of the room. She courage to ask Carlson for a raise. (R) aaid my aide were able to do o OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN _ beautifully. She has really SPECIAL The popular song- W . .. (I ?II - ______________ telephone number, ' -' I.'' time, and most important, to learn personal Information such as their address and 7 4 (10) MEMORIES OF EUBIE A tribute to Eubie Blake tea. turos a film segment narrated by the great ragtime pianist himself and performances by Mrs. Putzig, the mother of Billy Taylor, Alberta Hunter and two children and three the Hines Brothers. (R) (17) UP CLOSE "Patricia grandchildren, worked parttime in a large depart. Harris Update" Or, Eugene 8. Griessman's guest tonight is , ment store when tier children i Patricia Harris, Secretary of were teen.agers, and now Health and Human Services, returns to Au Gres, a little who discusses her rise to SUC Patiently, the 63-year-old fishing community in cess in spite of being both volunteer helps a 13-year-old Mrs. Irene Putzig and 15-year-old Chiquita McKinney. black and a woman heading up Michigan every swumer, count change...over and over the largest governmental agen. But, with the arrival of fall again ... until comprehension week she works with him on done considerable voluncy in the country, Perhaps, she feels, she is and the ringing of the school Is apparent through a broad those words," says Mrs, teering in her past with abbe to relate to these students bells, Mrs. Putzig's heart 8:30 smile across the student's Woodruff. "He really has organizations like Boy and who have special needs returns to the children, ') 0 THE STOCKARD face. CHAN NING SHOW Brad made great progress due to Girl Scouts, she says, "This is because she has a 6-year-old "Aren't they great children?" traces his case of food poison. the amount of time Mrs. my first experience with legally blind granddaughter, she asks. "Now you can see She then aids another young Putzig spends with him, ing to the new business anything like this, and it is Volunteers like Mrs. Putzig why I'iii so enthused." Susan's landlord is developing boy in his writing. "Once a Although Mrs. Putzig has very rewarding." provide valuable assistance to JOAN MADISON (12) (17) BASEBALL Atlanta -. - Braves vs. Houston Astros The Art Of Bullfighting Defended DEAR ABBY: This Is in to kill each other for sport, (28 cents) self-addressed decline and accept invitations protest of your ignorant entertainment - and money! envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky and how to write an Ievaluation of a time-honored And when you get right down Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. teresting letter are Included in art which you labeled "the to it, ice hockey is a "brutal 90212. in Abby's booklet, "flow To brutal and bloody business of and bloody business," too. Write 'Letters for all torturing and killing animals Do you hate to write letters occasions" Send $1 and a And so is football. Think about for sport and entertainment— because you don't know what long, stamped 128 cents), self. it, Abby. bullfighting." NORTH DAKOTA FAN to say? Thank-you notes, addressed envelope to Abby: Whatan outrageously DEAR FAN: I've thought a y m pa thy letters, 132 Laskv Drive, Beverly ueruruc remara: about it, and stW disapprove congratulations, how to Hills, Calif. 902, Bullfighting first appeared as riding on horseback and using of any sport (spectator or early as 2,000 years before guns to kill is more sporting! contact) In which blood The same can be said of your (animal or human Is spilled. Quint. since then it The fourth and final Title! District Parent Advisory Council flourished in Spain, Portugal hunting birds and animals!) DEAR ABBY: I don't see meeting In conclusion, I wish to and Latin America. For for the year will be held April 17, at 7:30 p.m. In the anything wrong with board room at the Seminole centuries, kings and inform you that in most cases County School Board Office. noblemen as well as corn- the meat of the bulls killed in bullfighting. They feed the The meeting will include a review the status of the project bulls well, let them live for for 1981 and highlights of the moners have Involved the arena is sold cheap to the 1980 ESEA Title I Spring Con. city's poor or given to or- four years and then put them ference recently held in Orlando. themselves in that sport. in the ring where they are Abby, as a foreigner, it Is pha nages. The agenda will Include Title I Students from the Seminole C. FERNANDEZ kill ed instantly. I think put- County Schools, Recognition will be given to some of the Title 1 unfair for you to criticize the tine animals in a zoo is more pats for outstanding services during the 1979-80 school DEAR C,: More wrote customs of another country. cruel. year, Interested citizens are welcome to attend. In Spain, bullfighting is defend bullfighting. In fact, to SPANISH STUDENT considered an art, not merely fl1' amazement, a high DEAR ABBY: In your a sport. When you say the schoolteacher of Spanish country you fatten up your animals are "tortured," it DdIV1II, HL, instructed Title I To End Year Toastmasters Change Meet bulls, run them up a chute at Speakers for the Tuesday morning meeting of the Sanford shows that you don't know entire elms to write to me to he Toastmasters were Hugh Brigay, Distinguished Toastmaster the stockyar ds and hit t m anything about bullfighting, protest my answer and defend The bulls used in the arena the "art" of lflthtlng. Read B for more about the are bred especially for their an - ferocity to kill men! It takes controversy: DEAR ABBY: What have enormous skill and courage for a 175-pound man armed you got against bullfighting? gnlywith acapeandswordto OK, 50 its outlawed Ill the face wild bull weighing 2,000 U.S. But how about the brutal pounds. And when the time and bloody sport that's comes to kill the animal, the InaidrIg millions of dollars men often kill the bull with a called boxing? Those In the ring are not single thrust of the sword! (Tell me that chasing a fox animals, they are human with a pack of trained dogs, beings, and they are In there - - " 9'OO WOMA'S'H A Congresslonal aide (Lawrence Press. man) visits the 4077th with more than a routine tact-find- Ing tour In store, (R) (DO ACADEMY AWARDS Johnny Carson hosts the 52nd annual presentation of the Oscars, honoring excellence In the motion picture Industry, live from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Center. H(35) STREETS OF SAN .. FRANCISCO A corner - ' paparman sets out to find who robbed him when his life's sayIngs are stolen, 24(10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "The Displaced Person" by Flannery O'Con. nor. A Polish refugee family, brought to work on a Georgia farm In the 1940s. disrupts the settled ways of local society. (A) (5)0 FLO 9:30 10:00 0(4) THE BUFFALO 801.. DIERS A black cavalry troop Is aulgnedto track down aband of Comanches who are holding a group of while people hostage. (1)0 LOU GRANT A naked over the head with an ax from the Orlando Conquerors Club No. 1066, whose topic was man on a church steeple and before they become ham"Toastmaster Responsibilities and Challenges" and I.')' the editor of a porno magazine Blair of Sanford, who spoke on "Why Jaycees?" burger or steaks. putLou in hot water on two The newly organized Toastmasters Club is awaiting its of. Your nulls nave chance fronts. OR) ficlal charter and both guests and prospective members are to fight for their lives. (U) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN invited to attend the meetings and become charter members. STYLE "Love And The Good have. Ole! Samaritan" Freddy gets Toastmasters International is committed to exploring MADINMEXICO soaked while fixings leaky pipe art of communication, leadership, and self-Improvement, Are there questions you for the woman next door. Buginning Tuesday, April 15, meetings of the Sanford (1O) OPERA FROM SAN can't ask your parents about Tuastinasters wiil be held at 7:15 a.m. in the Rich Plan FRANCISCO "La Gloconda" sex, love, drugs? Get Abby's Training Center at Magnolia and Third Street, Sanford. Ad I of Ponchlelli's cluslc new booklet. "What Meetings are over by 9a.m. featurin Renate Scotto Teenagers Ought to Know," and Luciano Pavarottl is piePresident of the local Toastmaster's is J. Robert Smith, a Send $2 and a long stamped Sanford orthodontist. sentod including documentary no 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS ()0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT iJ 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 0 Fill 11:55 ' (17) NEWS AFTERNOON 12:00 0 i4 CHAIN REACTION t 0 0 NEWS 12:40 4 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. uncovers a narcotics smug. gling ring terrorizing high lash. ion models into doing their dirty work _____ 'flJ(SDAY MORNING 4:55 02) (17) MAVERICK (THU) 5:00 (fl 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (TUE. 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Andy Glbb, Gene Kelly, Elton The dedicated RSVP John and Dionne Warwick for (7') M 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (WED) volunteer, in her third year of an hour of comedy and music. 5:40 service at the school, works (11]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD An old Army buddy lnvelgtes 1)(17) WORLD AT LARGE With small groups and in- Rockford into accepting a cli. (NON) dividual students as she helps ont who says she Is looking for 0 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN them learn to count, to tell her missing sister, STYLE (FR '- CELEBRITY WHEWI (35) CANDID CAMERA ij (17) MOVIE "Come The Cup" (1951) 12:00 -T U ABC NEWS () 0 BARNEY MILLER After 7:30 SQUARES (R) Lamont and Rollo mistakenly go to a gay bar 10:30 HOLLYWOOD rescue a governor's daughter from stagecoach robbers i) 0 MCCLOUD MCCIOUd . " Agent West is exposed to a deadly plague when he tries to all members making a con- (fl U FAMILY FEUD (Ij.) (35) MAUDE Arthur's con. tribution to the content. -' At the school where some 200 mentally handicapped children from all parts of ' Seminole County attend, -. volunteers like 'Mrs. Putzig gently and patiently assist the teachers as they locus in on the development of self-help and day-to-day living skills for the students who range in age from 3 to 21. FACE THE MUSIC J 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Will make their ilollie in Sanford where the bride is emplovt'd _ She's not the only one who looks forward to that dab'. So does Mary Woodruff, teacher at Rosenwald School for Exceptional Children where Mrs. Putzig appears like a r guardian angel every Tuesday with a bright smile and an eagerness to help. 7:00 (17)MoV,E 1 hated architects dog is poisoned, Harry sees it as a plot to eventually murder the architect 0 NEWS 1 (35) WILD, WILD WEST as a secretary and the bridegroom, a printing niachint' operator. A 10:00 0 @ CARD SHARKS 5) 0 HARRY 0 When a declares him until to carry a gun and decides to examine the other detectives as well (f) _____ 9:30 4 (10) EDUCATIONAL GPO. GRAMMING i (17) GREEN ACRES 11:30 ( TONIGHT Guest host Bob Newhart Guests Bobby Kelton, Jose Molina ' P10 ii'ai Sharing 0 CC TIC TAC DOUGH Personal Productivity" was () 0 THE NEWLYWED lead by Kay McFarland with GAME MRS I{ANt)Y ChARLES POWELL Appears Like Program (RSVP). and Emily decide to get away from it all at a nearly deserted ski lodge in Beta Sigma Phi. Volunteer Looks Forward To Tuesdays,.. "You just can't imagine how much I look forward to Tuesdays," says Irene Putzig of Longwood, a participant of the Retired Senior Volunteer 0 NEWS Giant" t0 ABC NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT 'Women's Rights" CTT (17) BOB NEWHARI Bob 0 t (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 11:00 0 LATURE NBC NEWS CBS NEWS Satlilliet, have qualified for he will move it out of his apartment the Order of the Rose Degree t4 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER which will be conferred at the Founder's Day Luncheon. REPORT IT, (17) SANFORD AND SON This degree represents 15 - ,' David L. Powell Jr., Steve Brewer and Mike Tolson. Junior Following the reception in the church fellowship hall, the newlyweds departed for a honeymoon to Miami Beach. They AND FRIENDS Guests: Cass Elliot, Joel Grey select the best program for A lace headpiece secured tier veil of illusion. She carried a vine of yellow roses and coral orchids. ushers were Alec Colley and Brian Colley. Daniel Coflby was the ring bearer. President Debra Mark conducted the regular business m eeting and called for officer and conunittee reports. 0 11; (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) An old Army buddy drops in on Bob Curtis, faithful husband and office drudge MENT Due Process And Equal Protection" (17) CAROL BURNETT April 26at the Sanford Airport Restaurant were announced, Programs given (luring the 1979-1980 sorority year were reviewed and IIIeIUberS will . NEWS di (35) KUNG FU 3 10) AMERICAN GOVERN, Phi Sorority, met night at the home of Ruth Hoffon on Woodland Drive, Final details and reservations for the Beta Sigma Phi Founder's Day Luncheon Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of slicer organza fashioned along the slim silhouette. Venice lace appliques embellished the bodice and outlined the Queen Anne neckline. The saine lace was repeated on the full slicer sleeves and sweeping chapel train, 0 0 0 4 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 17D 0 MOVIE 10:30 (35) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE Love And The King GRAMMING (MO ) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 0 4D NEWS ( 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW f U RYAN'S HOPE 1 (17) MOVIE 1:00 0 4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS () U ALL MY CHILDREN (IV (35) 35 LIVE 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS () 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (fl U ONE LIFE TO LIVE ()II(35) DICK VAN DYKE 2:25 G (17) NEWS 2:30 0(!' ANOTHER WORLD J) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 02J (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:00 GUIDING LIGHT ') U GENERAL HOSPITAL (35) CASPER 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(MON.THLJ) 74 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (FRI) 012) (17) BANANA SPLITS 3:30 OJJ(35) 1112)(17) THE FLINT STONES 74 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 4:00 0 (4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (,)fl HAPPY DAYS AGAIN () U ALL IN THE FAMILY (.11) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. 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BATHTUB GIN @:3@SONNISS KIDS — TODAY __________ (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA F ai 35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (NON) (10 FRENCH CHEFCTUE) FOOTSTEPS(WED) (1O PEOPLE (THU) 4(1O vi. RRIVEAUVE , A L, , SUNSNE.S1ATE_____ ---- -' - 4(1O cRoctEi-r's VICTO- — I -. . a. - •-. • ....... I p p - S - •, •. . . - S �I ,. '1 2 B-..Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - esearch > At Cancer By AL ROSSITER Jft, of treatment rc most ef. UP! Science Editor fective in individual patients HOUSTON (UPI) - A Terinans technique IS a Baylor search team has compilcated process. It feeds devised a way to unleash the an animal's blood throu"h a body's natural defensive centrifuge to separate cells weapons against cancer and from plasma, and then passes Stetson University. Orthopedic surgeon Phillip L. Parr of Gainesvillewill speak on "Painless Running?" Free to public. the technique to see if it works chamber after which it is against human breast cancer, mixed with the separated The new anti-cancer ap. blood cells and returned to the proach manipulates the body. immune system and has In the chamber is a special produced striking results fl strain of heat-killed bacteria, clogs, rapidly killing cancer Staphylococcus aureus tumors in two-thirds of the biological filte TUESDAY, APRIL 15 Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, State Road 434, Longwood. Adult film program, 2 p.m., Deltona Public Library, r Factory." Over Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.ni., Redding Gdens Social Hail, Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Program by 12 Oaks Cam. pground group, i p.m. followed by business meeting. representative of the estate is The personal representative of the FANI BELLE MOVE, whose estate is JACK HARDY, address is 108 CATO STREET, Superintendent.Ath,initrator PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA wttoseaddress is Masonic Homeof 15213. Thenameandaddreuof the the State of Florida, St. Peter. personal representative's attorney sburg, FL. The name and address are set forth below. of the personal representative's All persons having claims or attorney are sit forth below. demands against the estate are All persons having claims or required, WITHIN THREE demands agaInst the estate are _____ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES I time 3consecutive times 7 consecutive times HOURS 8.00 AM. 530 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Free public lecture on Transcendental Meditation program by Bill Spencer, 8 p.m., TM Center, 420 Hillcrest St., Orlando, a.m., 1 Spring St., Altamonte Springs. Topic: sales, THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Sanford Civic Center. Covered dish luncheon, Open to all senior citizens, Lecture on"Wildjife Ezploitation', A Billion Dollar Industry" by Dr. F. Wayne King, director of Florida State Museum and wildlife authority, 7:30 P) AARP-NART meeting, noon, . Park, FRIDAY, APRIL18 Senior Citizens Tour to Nashville for Grand Ole Opry and Opryland. Leave Leeds, Casselberry, 8a.m., Noon The Da Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday - ____________________ _______________________ ______ ________ ________________________ - Artist Day at the Zos, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. toe' &nt pre-school through 12th grade. Register children picnic shelter for free admion. izes for best art in various grade levels, Swort Adeline Concert to benefit Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center A, 7:30 p.m., Cons inunity United Methodist Church fellowship hail, _____ ____________________________ _________ 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In area's most beautiful Memor. ial Park, SO to Settle estate. 3221016 THIS COULD BE THE FIRST DAY OF YOUR NEW CAREER! ________ ___________________________ -. . ,_. ______ or Post 1010* and Auxiliary LIte-a.Bike, 10a.m. to _________________________ _________________________ ________________________ Country 3 1. CASH, freshly Inted, fenced back, eat in kit, terms, asking $31,500, ...S2L SUNDAY, APRIL20 PACE School for Children Openhouse and barbecue Sand Lake Road, Altamont,e Springs. bY American Guild of Organlsta;.rnassed chorus singing 11 anthems, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park, p.m. No admission charge. Carnival of the Animals symphony performed by Florida Symphony Orchestra with Grapefruit sponsored __ Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will bu,ld your lot oe Our lot Fully Furn 2 BR, 1 B,W D, 1 chIld, no pets, 6 mo lease. April 15. Medel Inc . Realtor 323 14)7, Between noon & 6 p.m. ___________ EALTOR MLS 32$87• Ev323-3su . zoo admission charge, MONDAY, APRIL21 ' . ' chance at this newly remodeled 7 story duplex In Lakefront Home. Country Setting with dock. Towering Oak Trees, Fruit Trees. $86,000 _____________________________ Excellent Terms Call 323 can't afford to miss it. Exc terms e 305 668 5610 ROBBIE 'S ' fOr Reid - -- ,-- HaroId ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 327 261%. speaker & S"Id I ________________________ I S1R0 - leave msxage. Garage so full there's no room Went Ad in the Herald. PH. 322.2611 or $31 40'—'Condomjnjum.s ____________________ _____________________ ___________________ I Town house in Sonora 3 BR 2' B, beautifully furnished, ,, garage, available until Jan. 1, 1911.5425mo. The Real Estate SANFORD AREA 4)-Houses .' Ideal for couple or single Only sa,00 to assume mtg. If you have the imagination this home can be turned into a duplex or home with busIness or maybe you have ideas of your own. Zoned comm. $47,000. ..........., ALL FLORIDA REALTY . . 3544S. French Ave. 322 oj 3fl.S353, 322.3772, 322 0179 _____________________ NEW HCYIES ito Sdaily . FANTASTIC new custom built brick home on ig wooded site 2300 sq ft! ThIt home can be yours for 595.000 JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, lB home in Wynnwood on a beautifully landscaped lot! Pan Fl rm, Din, area, w w carpet, ig patio & lots morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $37,500. SUPER! 3 BR, 28 home on nice corner lot! Great Investment Prop.! Adi. prop. avail,t $27,800! NEAT! 3 BR, lB home with lots of potentlai! Priced to selll $23,500! CALL ANYTIME 2565 Park Mai'y Griffith Realtor I.2S1176 322 3994 ito ___________________________ Build to Suit-our lot or yours Springs Civic Center. Free thway 17.. noon, Buck 's ministration of LOts 10 and Ii, Block B, Tract The planned use of the property No. 16, SECOND REPLAT, is light industrial, relentless athletes, Neither Tass nor Radio Moscow reported that FRWAY,MAYZ MWRDAY, 5$ located within the relief demanded in the Complaint, 3330. on the sl of saId Court, on the 21st day The real property proceeded N. side of COi'nwall Rd. and bit. of March, 1980. against, situated In Seminole wean Saner. South on the W. and (SEAL) boycott in responze to MAY Soviet invasion Afghanistan. The Soviet ii Restaurant, Sanford Airport, Call 323. of press recorded in P1st Booki, pg s, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, WITNESS my hand and seal of 24 Hrs. ______ . HANDYMAN) BR, I' zU, shaded car lot. $28,500. HANDYMAN investment 2 ______ --- -- Clark Of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida will submIt a r,com. Deputy car mlfldationto the City Comma THOMAS 0, FREEMAN, in favor of, or against, the £10. reQ*$t,d change or amendment. P.O. Box 4 BR. fern, home w pool, schools, Your Pap.r? 2'B. choice area, kit., eqpt., w carpet. C.H&A, All Amenities, $76,500. NPSNMIVMI at LAKE FROt.T, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIE 00 & CFU $20,000 W cao CEET? 105 Sunset Dr., 3 BR 7 B. $41,900. 7139 S Myrtle Av Orlando Sanford 32? 15// 37% 0610 323.7832 Eves. 3270612. 322.1557 207 E.2SthSt. "brad ________ Ct. Geors DI.,, Liii. WhO WS 10 -- ill), ________ with the $md L&oes Cub at 1001 IWIChIOn Tusatley to be hold at the .Ho)idy thn, Sanford. the _____________________________________ ______________________________ ]11L]I ______ _____ ____ PIa.mng an Zening Commission Publish April II, 71, 1* DEU.)9 11th. -. --- - . . - Lovely 3 BR, 1½.S, C.HlA, fencedyd.fuiIyaq.ki,, 3334170. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. $33,000. BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LU, 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. uo.o EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ______ $OSIK$ SANDWICH SNO IIsrisnc ee reqwIr, ______ are ADORABLE 7 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. now MI ____ -. iiu ____ . lie lANE E (IV DAVID J. WISEMAN Pubflh March 24,31 and April 1, DET.Il$ $odIei $II.I$ Plorids lietuiss 1W. Sb. A*THUN 0. LEACH Publish AprlI?,14,2$,, DELI's . consequences 8 ShCit5, others by appointment it SAVES. ., . -- CC!'?? .' ______ REALTORS nlosanfordAve. _____ Nd Of eiomqss, ?.ioru County, Indians *15 rnh day ii ' I ST. JOHNS ACCESS 10 acres. easy terms oiy u.. _______ ____ '' 'nIord . _____ .. - _______ 33I bMIL..ss*sN,aas, insideS, out. New ww carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,300. 322.0716. -_.-..- b# b' '-- _____________________ - - '- - .s. .p...w' - '- _____ . S - .- - ' -a,.&assrs_.sj.__ss. -- - . - .-. - II' . " '' .. . -. ._•. -. •..,. - ' '' ____________ '' , ' ''' -. - -- - - ---: - - -. --..- MOIRIS NEAL ESTATE Broker I', " Reg. flO N. 17.93, Casselbeqi-y, Fl. ________________________ cond. Exc financing, INC. loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mtg, at 9'.', pct. mt. with 525 mo. pymts. Total price •., . - - - - -. - --. , , _ . - I I I Man, quality operation misc Call 323 7786 anytime etc WayneBeal 32/ 1371 _______________________ _________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6.14 $126 _____________________ AutoGlass WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIX TUR ES. Jenkins FumE ___________________________ Tinting ______________________ ______________________ Home Repair _________________________________________ Taylor's Auto Glass Tinting Prevent fading & Snooping Cars VansTrucks Free Estimates 3274151 SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhrs 3770/71 - ________________________ -__________ __________ 377 6457 ______________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Wanted to buy used office equipment. Nail's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. s'.. of Sanford 372 872). ___________________ - -Nook 519 E 1st St 377 6747 ______________________ _____________________ __________________________ ______________________ _____________________________ PCM0DrL lOG CIInefs Nt'wrms, it & bitt, re'nici(leling Fireplau.s Wi' ti,inclIe th whole (call of U F LINK COOST 327 1029 _________________________ - 72-Auction . - - - Custom Fumnilure, kitchens, wall units, wood or mica, "Specialty Items". 339 9136 w,, n ________________________ ______________________ ___________- 'AAON., APR. 14AT7 PM. carpet Cleaning Light Hauling _______________________ -ComerciI Poi __________________ pct. interest to qualified buyers, New homes with monthlypaymentsuncier$350 Low down payments, 3232287. BUSINESS for Sale Retiring 8)0 0010 LOTS OF MODERN FURNITURE & MISC. Washer repo. GE deluxe modI. Sold crig $109.35, used short lime. Bat. $189 IIor $1935 mo Agent 3)9 5356 .,,,.,.. Push outton controls, has carousel, still in warranty, O'lginilly $649, assume pay. ment of $21 mo Agent 339 - -- ------ ----- Concrete,,* ____________ - 323-7340 specialty, 25 yrs Exp 8698567 * ESTATE SALE * April 15th. 10:00 AM. 211 Palmetto Ave., Volks Shop, Sanford. includes: '72 Titan ____ Good Used TV's, $258 up ?6l9Oriando Dr. staining Free Ext Alter you besl. $6? $592 ClOCk Repair __________________________ -_ bar, lounge, Exc investment, over $2,000 mo income, Creative Surfacc 1k., special /ung in rcpant,ng, nt & ,'.t MEINTZER TILE ._ Used fbi model color TV's. working. 19995 10 to choose _____________________ KELLCO PAINT lOG Licensed & Dependable Quality hous&Ciokl repairs Free Esi. CASH.VISA.MC •SANFORD AUCTION. Ormg $529, now $205 or 5)9 mo. Agent 339 $386 - Painting ___________ PATIOS-SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 372 8515 after 6 204 S. Park Ave. 372 6509 Trent Painting 8 Repair Inter,or& Exterior _______________________ _____________________________ ________________________ Lincoln Mark Ill & assorted Salvage, 1192, Soot Sanford. truck parts. 322 $77) -- ------------. 3226161 W. Garnitl White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Appliances & Misc ILOCAL)349 5311 Free Estimates 7lhr __________________________ _____________________________ 339.OS0 Dressmaking ________________________ .' _____________________________ PhOf Alterations,Dressmaking 323 0701 Ph. 322 0352 --191$ mIni motor home, takeover payments, low mt. 321 0015 - — TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75. Bal $183.16 or 5)7 ma EALTORS ____ ______ - Fii'S.Is 70$ Bldg. E. alsImorite Dr. 2 BR, 21, w.w, CA.H, WD, OW, pool, club house, sa'. porch, 133,300.3274323. ____________________________ II PC?. FiaaacingAvaiIale _____________ -_________ ____ 3390509 339 050$ ________ ... 5 42-MabiIeHo,nes - _ -- _______ __________ __ ________ ______ 47—Real - - _________________ Estate Gonng a Boarding ____________________ ph Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement _Photos or color Ix 10 373 8258 ____________________ _______________________ BROAD to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 3331Xl giving location, owner and price. No salesmen. See our beautiful _ - 7$4 _____ - 17 Chevy Sport Van, WDs,6cyi, 3 sp., 35.000 ml. only 13,45, Aulo Sales, NO Hwy 436, Casselberry, $34 539, _____________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 23", sold new over $100. Balance due $175.00 or take over my payments $11.00 month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call $623391. _________ ____________ I YR. OLD OBL.wlDFBeautifUl 1g. 2 BR, 3S, W Central HU heat pump, bdrms., & huge cash to mtg. $1998011 Harold Hall Realty. Inc. 323-1771. the City of anlord for rabliitItioflprOjWiIipay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing Authority 305323. . - , -- Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controlled heat, off floor sleeping boxes, We cater to your pet. 322.5752. ___________________ HosOsaning _____________ ____________________________ ____________________________ Housewives CleanIng Service Personalized, fast dependable Regulator i time basis We do wash windows ____________________________ 677589 _________________ __________________ __CA ________________________ _ 55oats & Accessoriss ___________________ ___________________ _____________________ ROBSON MARINE 3977 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32171 Wanted Wanted - BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 2591 S. Sanford Aye. 323 1134 _________________ _, lnvto,s this won't last long, Furnished triplex. Carports, Igo lot on S. Sanford Ave., has Very large I or 2 BR condo wall room to expand, fully rented. appi., including W.D, w.w Profit over $300. Assume ___ carpet, CHIA, $27,980 I BR; presant mtg., asking $63,000. $37,980 2 BR. 61)0511 or 1.273. 1.359.7377. l-_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------- - (jeq,va (jarden APARTMENTS 197) Bonita Ski Boat with tripod, 135 Johnson rebuilt motor I ____________ "Luxury For 5)44. - good condition, $2,200. 323740 SOviet $6' Deep V Boat and galvanized trailer. Boat needs some work. _5150 323 9061,,,,,,_,_,,_,_ - I . Story Inrevs _________________ ___________________ Welding ____________ __________________________ BAR ROW'S WELDI NO SERVICE 321 0511 Custom built utility & boat trail tlf%, truck racks 8 misc, repairs. __ _____ - Wlndowi Screen Repair WINDOWISCREEN REPAIR SANFORD - _________________________________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ Insured 8348399 2$51S __________________________ _________________________________________ after 6 To List Your Business,,. D1QL322-26110r831-999 1505 W.25#IST. ' -- He _____________________________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT RebuildCondemnedHou S. 0. BALINT 323 5445 Carpentry, Pamnting,Mamnt. Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn, $34 - _______________ . Less" 5 Studio 1,2,3 BR. Suites • Unfurn. Adult. Family 1$' Bonita Boat with ISO hp Orlando 3271577 5 HOIT Iinprovenmnt ______ - ROKER ' Central Temp will service AC's, , ____ I lUL _________________________ Air Corltloning For Estate Commercial 8 Resl dentlal Auctions & Appralsal. 52—Appliances Ilpct. ......----- Auction, 323 5670. Call Doll's - Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located of I Courtland Shailowlord, wooded, $3,200. 333.7859 after ,322.7973 - SCENIC LOCA (ION on the beutIfui Wekiva River + acres only $110,000. REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE ' A ______________________ - ANDY'SCARPETCLEANING ____ STEMPER AGENCY ' WII.*.IAM J. MEllOW 31*1,14*1.310110W PII54* MMCII 14,31 led $rU7, 14,191$ OIT.$13 FURNITURE 8 Piece flroyhili ciining room set, glass front chine Cup',oard, $375. Call Mrs Nanette Patterson. 339 1190 100' LAKE FRONT LOT in Casselberryon Seminole Blvd. Sanlanta 3 BR, 2B, CH&A, Good for investment or use privacy fence, poolpatio, Low now. $11,900 with good terms. dwnownerwillholdat ___ .: ___________________ $750 doWn I closing will put you in this 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath home with FIREPLACE, only $23,100. YOUR NEEDS. _- the i'iditisus Name ISIWOs, To- Seminole Cewdy, PNo1I, In at. Wit: Section S,ge Florida *eprgel can WE ARE CONCERNED WITH _ ______ Useelits tsr Nil tims INCtedS: ICims .ld Vacstiee BUYERS I SELLERS we LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, ----- ' ___________________ ____ _______ SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,500. 32Ioues Unmjsh NURSING AIDES Sitter Living Center of Casselberry. Call for appt. 339.$$3. r5cal. Of Coofy, F 4d,, Of publication Of thiS nSt, ____________________________ the Iktltlsvs IIML I, wit: N' FICTITIOUS VIII whIch thOse NIIIN vs Notice Is herday given That we PICTITIOU$MM $I$1d in business at ISIS Sit. "gaged in business at It. 1 NotIce Is hereby Si VII Ihat I am 431, Liiuewesl, Florida Xlii Son 14$-I, Sanford, FL 3377), srlsa,.I in buslneoo Of Pan That Hue patio iM.,,i1 in Seminole County, Fiord. under VaileyD , Llpu*stsom sold lu,In.s imN'prha.ar, ThSI1CtItlo5nam.OfWE;CO, Caimty, Florid, wider lbs tic. ______ _____ that we kdanl to house' Nil titles name if ADVENTIST : . William J. Marrow a nam.wfthlh.Ciorkofth.Cub PRIVATE DUTY MarIheE,MWBo Court, Seminole Coutly, Florida in that I 11*11W te rlpllsr isle name $31 WoN Itrsci ' 3 BEDROOM, l'. BATH, DOU. BLE CARPORT, APPLI. ANCES, AIR I HEAT, ON AL. . ',__•-_ "u' PI'4p i BR efficiency upstai,i ' utilities pd. Gentleman preferred, share bath wsame. ConV.nIincestoc. Good Company befits. Apply Handy Way Foods, Sanford I — _________________________ proposed hospital,) city block only 1110,000. - Fret' Est Lic & ilOncle1 ____________ ______________ __________________________ ____________________________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WA4T ADS. 322. 26)1 or 831.9993. I ____________________________________________ We buy used furniture FURNITURES THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave 51.A.. Furniture __________________________ TIP ES. ________________ -.--• 323 7831 _______ ___________________ 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very Short boo' Original $593, bal $111) or SEIGLER REALTY BROKER French ______ S ________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING RIALTOR - RUNS GOOD 5695 0640 , -- OnePieceorHouseful Bridges Antiques 323280) oft of total inventory of brand new intersprincj l)i'ddiflcj These' he'd', are sflt cl,irnaqed or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free lotal delivery Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1/ 92 So of ? . 'Ii" .---- __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ toots 51-Household Goods ________________________ ' TERRIFIC assumption. $11,500 n, new 3 BR. 2B choice country area. All Amenities. $98,500. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI. 101 Bldg. $173.00 and UP. 333.8019. and S.. Vt To Sp..k - FACTORY WORKERSmature wlearnIng ability, Heavypicatwork,Retinees acc*able. United Solvents, As publi WO5e tt and that American athletes 'w sacrificed to politicai tsti wa. House." . ______ area. $100 Call 377 1177 - 1969 CO P Y SL I P WAGO N. S Cash 322.4132 L.irry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the lin in used 606% or eves. 323 03)7 —_ or ___________________________ - ___ , -_ SANFORD- 1 Bedroom MLS 51,900 WITH LOW DOWN iAYMENT.' , __ St,illing on your hauling' Good buy! Ic? bed utility trailer 'octal sides & beci, is" tires $400 373 8317 2', ACRES PINE & PALMETTO 584,900, temporaries, $43,900 ca 2 BR, HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 Bdrms, bath, 2 w FIREPLACE, additional monIhly Income of $120 all on -- Deputy cior All parties in intert separa . cltiNn$ shall have an ipportinity RICHARD D. STONER, ESQ. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS There WaS DO reference tO HOFFMAN, HENDRY, STONER, to be heard at said Mailags. NAMEITATUTI the Afghan risis in either SIMS I SAWICKI By order Of the Piaomi, 'OWNOMITMAy CONCERN: i 211 B. Central Boulevard ZO,Ik)I Commission Of The City of NOTICE lshareWvsntha,m, dispatch Sunday and FL 32101 Sanford, Florida, this IN day ci undersigned, pursuant to the reason was given for the US. Orlando, Xl)$43$ April, 1NJ. "Fictitious Name Statute," action. Attorneys for Plaintiffs J. 0. Galloway, Choptie' $48.80, FI$SIdI $tatti5, Publish April 14,21,281 Chairman Tausajdtheoveheim May 7, wlllr 15W' wNh ttu Clerk ii ft'.e City of Sanford niajurily of U.S. çort10nen 1980 Circuit CaUrt in and for ______ SemInole Didn't Got -. . home care. Apply in person Lakeview NursIng Center, 13 ____________________________ REALTOR mission j Is Ilsiald 115 p.m. clii aPIs for Seniàr' Citizens, Very clean, 31$ Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie 70) - 323 2303 I - I _________________ Will buy old class rings & silver coins Top dollar paid Call i"ti 323 1888 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave 372579) ___ ' -. WE BUY CARS '. - WE BUY USED rURNITORE 6 APPLIANCES Sanford Fur - 2'. ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN COULD lIE 3 OR LOTS $12,500 TERMS AVAILABLE, SPACIOUS 3 BR brick FP, formal OR, calm kit., cor. shaded lot. 134,000. Antiques Oriental Rugs Music fluxes Slot Marhines 11rdgcsAfltiques 323 280) ________ ___ - wii drive, dual whls, lust rebuilt auto, PB, PS 52.500 fIRM 323 1917 .itt S ______________________ - Slart your own used bookstore' 5.000 used books f or salt' Call I 275 3064 or I 777 4896 for details. ACRE ?LUS IN HASTINGS I PALt.T K A AREA), I TO CHOOSE FROM 56.500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE Goidsboro—By Owner STEMPER SEZI BUYERS we have EX. PERIENCE I KNOWLEDGE - _________ _________ -- odO orci The Evening h4r,ld Classified Au', offer no fancy _______ lairn s just RcSlt! ___ -_ 44 t,r,'s 59/5 323 2/66 1 _____ - REAL ESTATE REALTQR,327749$ FINANCING — Furnished _______ 11th day ll, 1980. Public Hearing in The City C. Aftorney for Pleiffs (SEAL) mission Room in the City HIll, (Xl) $311891 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Sanford, Fiord. 7:80 P.u, on PuIIh March 24,31 & AprIl 7, 14, CLERK May 7, 1980 to consider. Nd 1* two .4 exp. preferred but not tos1ary. Apply Days inn, 3rifoi'd, to pUblic, hall. Assoclafton, broadcast over the world service of Radio Moscow also Furnished 50-Misce!'aneous for Sale ___________________________ WILSON MAI ER F URNI TORE BUY. SEt L. TRADE 31) 315 F F' rst SI 372 5672 ______________________ REALTORS - 65-Pets.Supplies ___________________________ ____________________________ SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale '.%i't'ks Old $1000 'ac h I"iir'.' I?? (1587 5)3 set Sanford Auction, 1215 S French 373 7340_— 3222420 3232222 436, Casselberry, 831 8399 ________ I ac,'e parcels, Lk Sylvan are Terms Call W Maliczowcki, CON TRACT. Only $110,000. 2525 French 142 Carver Av Academy Manor - - 41-LotsAcreage 11 Chrysler Newport Don't Despair Or Pull Hair ---Your -----I,'Se' A Want Ad 322 2611 or 1131 - ___________________________ ________ Salt's 960 Hwy 436, C.iss.lb,'rry - 8)4 8399. - -- /7 Ford Explorer. spoke wheels, 3S1 Cleveland. auto & AC. only '72 Ford Courier with C,impt'r person, -- 78 Pont T raris Am. likt' new. ___________________ YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ifirt 323 7580 __________________________ ______________-_ 4?? $32,500. BEAUTIFUL I BR, 2' B home in Loch Arbor! Pool & Patio. C H&A. OR,eat in kit, Firm & much morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for 586000! UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 28 cus torn built home on Crystal Lk chain! 70' Sc porch overlooking lake & every feature . . - 51 444. 418 Auto Sales 860 hWy 436. Casselbe'rry. 6148399 . .-. __________________________________ service tht' rest WE STERN AUTO. 301 W 1st St ___________ ,ilsO make' Peal Estate' & Bus,nt's løan U lor,dji Mortq,iqn' Invctmeni 1104 F RobinSon. Orincio, 29/ 6 REALTORS WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN -. Wanted to Rent Lk. Mary Sanford area. 2 or 3 BR house or duplex. I child, 1 outdoors dog. Unfurnished preferred. $200 to $250 month. Possible option to buy. Call . Hal Realty, Inc. 323.5774 ---------- -. ri1 , in excellent cond, new carpet, double front door, etc. Price reduced for Quick sale $4,995 firm call 323 6.119 for ap pain tment. a TUESDAY, APRIL29 A OK TIRE 322 7480 NEW TIRES$19 895 ur 2jliFrenchAye Sanford ___________________________ ___________ Sanford's Sales Leader -, - •_ guest REALTY Sanford Area Pasture For rent.3', acres,$35 mo. 8316634 ______________________ VFW Post 10108, 8p.m., log cabin, Sanford lakefront, rj _______________________ -- _________________________ STE sre Reidal 37.E '69 Chev 2 or AC Auto tr,iris , o 323 2819 ati - -- ... - -/6 Olds Dolt,, *8 2 Or. 350 t'nq no, I 78-Mutorcycles - Fleetwood 17x60, 2 BR, corn i3s' S. French 17 92) Sanford 323.5324 - Warehouse, light manufacturing with office space. 2.500.10,000 sq ft. fully sprinkled 8 in sulated, I 18 SR 16. 1 8918098. ____________________ ._ log cabin, Sanford , 1977 Vega, clean, low nii $1750 or . best offer, Will accept 'rado tars. trucks & ticavy equip i,ient 322 5990 _________________________ 92. So --of Sanford.— 37? 8721 __________________________ "If t hese are the best years of my life, why doihave toeat broccoli?" 1978 7 Bird 31O00mi Like new 0kw SJ.SO0 322 2287 BUY JUNv CARS From $10 to $50 Call 32? 1624. 321 4460 _____ ________ ______ ________ _____ The Real Estate Agency - TUESDAY, APRIL22 __________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed For Sale Used Office eqpt. Desk. tilinq cat, & chairs. Many items to choose from Nolls 30$ 323 1863 LJN'T )TORE IT. SELL IT with a I - VI"W Post 10108 and Auxiliary joint meeting, 8 p.111., long cabin on lakefront. ('4) (. ) ___ ' Knabe baby Qrand piano 6' model, Ivory keys, one owner, I bi'lOi. stioIe5aIe C,ilI 322 4678 anyturnc f,',,,.....;j( Hwy 92. I mile wrst if Speed way. Daytona Beach, will hold a publiC AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p m Its the onty one n F or cia You set the rtserved prci' Calt 904 25$ 8311 tr further aetails ___________________________ jUST MAKE pAy.'.rNTS '6 'S rnc,c,'is Cii' I00 or 834 4605 Dealer . . - Chevy Surban. Silverado pkq. Duel AC. only 53.250 436 Auto Sales, 436. 860 hwy Casselberry. 831 8399 - -. . A OK T l,CE 372 74s) Shocks 5$ 95 Heavy Duty 11 95 AIR SHOCKS $S.ft New Batteries $29 2113 FrCnCb,,yC . Santord 323 0061. ' " ", ,. DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION 76-Auto Parts __ LET'S MAKE A DEAL Looking for an Income producing 644 3012 ______________________________________ ___________________________________ , MINI U LOCK New concrete buildings all sites, $20& up, especially nice, most convenient on 1.1 at SR 16 ' VVh House Cruel' Says ian't find it' Try us' Over brand new pianos & organs in stock, inludnq new, used, rebuilt & reconditioned We dont braci about our low prices. our customers cia that. Cannon Music Co . lonciwood Villaqe Shoppinci Center. SR *34. I hi F of I 4 339 5900 _____ _____ tJ/i 4ia,s1 PORZIG If VA. F HA•235.Con, Homes - 33-Houses Furnished 3222611. -. ______ _______ /UNE.. 321.0759 7$ 59Musical Merchandise The Time Tested Firm [J Reg Real Estate Broker 170N P.,rk Ave 3276173 26.10 Sanford Ave 18 Dociqe Royal Sportsman WD van, 8 PaSs , 36,000 rn only 55.488. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy ________________________ 436. Casselberry. 834 8399. i BIKES- Two 24" boys Schwinn Also precision skates, site ô. black leather boot like new 372 1420. ___________________________ J )/zn3 /Ea/1 COfllpflI9/ Geneva, '77 ObI wide. S acres partly fenced, Out building, high & dry, good water, terms WI 000 3 BR. 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates Dock, W50 mo. st. Johns Realty Co. Realtor 3276123 ________________ __________________________ free, ________________ ________ ________ ________ 75.A-Vans 8G-Autos for Sale No pets. 322 6166 ___________ . _____________________________________________ - Older 7 story, owner s;SMOO. _____________________________ Deltona area 1g. 3 BR, 2B house well insulated ultra mod, kit. C H&A. Call (305) 319 5601 after 6p.m. ' Casselberry, School, Oviedo, 1:30 p.m. Lois Hardin, -_---_-- vaults for sale. Priced much below current value. Call 834 , p.m., Tired of house hunting? 32. 5330 mo. Lease, Dep.. pool. No pets Geneva Gardens Apts. w. 25th St. , at sinagroup VFW AuxIliary 10108, 8 lakefront, - 3ere ____________ Cassetberry. Festival J _____________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ ________________________ ________________________ . SATURDAY, APRIL19 Sweet Adellnes concert to benefit Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., Corn. i i IA S Si F I EDAD S Sure to get reJ j, Return Wednesday, 7 p.m. i • 3 Lines Minimum . p.m., 114 Live Oak Lane, Altamonte Springs. Topic: sales, Iiicome and severence taxes, Open to public, Central flortda Cbo • I 44c line 39c a line 3c a line DEADLINES THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Monday, April 14,1980-38 £ / 831-9993 statement of any claim or demand clerk of the above court a written ----- - --= they may have. Each claim mus' statement of any claim or demand & SEE WHAT IS 4-Personals beinwriting and must indicatetle they may have. Each claim must --basis for I he claim, the name and be inwrlting and must Indicate the WAITING FOR YOU! addressofthecredltor or his agent basis for the claim, the name and CANNON REST HOME _____________________________ or ________ _______ attorney, and the amount addressof the creditor or his agent Special care, good food, for claimed, lithe claim is not yet or attorney, arid the amount elderly lady. Can be bed due, the date when it will become claimed. If the claim is not yet __________________________ _________________________ Patient. 121 Dolores Drive, ____________________________ A A A David S. Terman, 39, contingent or untiquidated, the due shall be stated. if the claim is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A nature of tpte uncertainty sPsalI be contingent or unhlquidated, the N medicine at the Baylor CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Mate" Dating Service. All security shall be described. The stated. if the claim is secured, the College of Medicine. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for. Fl. 33318. shall deliver sufficient security shall be described. The His animal findings, lViL ACTION No. $o.63.cA.o4. claimant copies of the claim to the clerk to claimant shall deliver sufficient ANSWERS KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. reported in the February IN RE: The marriage of: enable the clerk to mail one copy copies of the claim to the clerk to Sell thsoe useful, no longer to each personal representative, enable the clerk to mall one copy needed Items with a Herald CALL 323.5176 FOR Immunology, have just been LINDA HALL, Wife, estate to whom a copy of thIs All persons Interested in the 839992. confIrmed by a series of in- TO: NOTICE OF ACTION Notice of Administration has been estate to whom a copy Of this TOUCH mailed are required, WITHIN Notice of Administration has been dependent experiments LINDA HALL THREE MONTHS FROM THE mailed are required, WITHIN YOU DESERVE 5.-LOS? & Find ___________________________________ ____________________________ Brandenburg, Ky. 40108 seroth of the government's PUBLICATION OF THIS DATE OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE, to file any objections PUBLICATION THE FIRST OF THIS Found in Poole, adult Male HEALTh DEPT. has beer, filed against you and you validity of the decedent's will, the tney may have that challenge the in ears. 323.9241. Over a 6041ay observation are required to serve a written qualifications of the personal validity of the _________________________ _________________________ decedent's will, the copy of your defenses, if any, upon representative, or period in the cancer institute the venue or qualifications of the personal - Front person for gas pumps & Spur of the Moment Babysitting James J. Files, Petitioner's at. f'Jrisdict;on of the court, study, tumor diameters in torney, whose address is ISO Park representative, or the venue or in my home, Hrly, daily, wkly gift Shop. Mature, dependable. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND lurisdicilon of the court. .....!ates. Day or night. 323.4677, three dogs decreased to 16 Avenue North, Post Office Box OBJECTiO Apply Stuckey's Pecan Shop, ________________________________ ______________________ NOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 2051, WInter Park, Florida 32790, 1.4 8 Hwy 46, Sanford. .percent or less of the preWILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OBJECTIONS NOT so FILED onor before April 30, 1980 and file 6-Child Care Date of the first publication of Wanted aircraft parts fabricater WILL BE FOREVER BARRED treatment sizes and the the original with the Clerk of this this Notice of Administration: Date of the first publication f 8 assembler, Prior aircraft tumors in a fourth animal Court either before service upon April 14, 1Q10 this Notice ot CHILD CARb experience required. We are ministration: Petitioner's attorney or ijn. FANIBELLE MOVE April 14, 1980 Freiorreducedrates an Equal Opportunity Em. shrank by 75 percent. Two mediately thereafter; otherwise a As Personal Representative ployer. if you qualify. 323.8424 JACK HARDY, response. for the reilef demanded in the MATTIE WILLIAMS MASONIC HOME OF THE Petition. Deceased In my homeo.6p.m. person Sanford Nursing 8 STATE OF FLORIDA Witness my hand and seal of the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Despite the encouraging re__________________________ Fenced yard, TLC. 37361 Cony. Center, 950 Mellonyille Personal Representative Court on March 27, 1980. Ave. REPRESENTATIVE: suIts with animals, Ternian (SEAL) ci the estate of Loving Learning environment ROGER MCDONALD, JOHANNA DIETZ said in an interview, "The offered in my home for your ARTHUR H. B ECKWITH $$00.O0monthly possible stuff ing ESQUIRE Deceased and addressing envelopes end child. Problems because of as Clerk of the Court 1113 East Robinson Street ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL your shift changes? Call for Clipping newspaper items. giant step and illust be taken as Deputy Clerk Telephone: 303423104$ DOUGLAS STENSTROM with great caution. There is U Publish March 31, 8Apr11 — envelope pIus 2k to: Con. 7, 14, 21, Publish April 14, 21, 1910 STEN STROM, McINTOSH, tiflental.IV, Box 14707, very, very long way to go 1910 DEU.S3 9'Good 11ngs to Eat JULIAN, __________________________ Orlando, Fla. 32807. DET.IS0 before we are looking at a COLBERT ______________________ I WHIGHAM .. NOTICETOTHE PUBLIC ___________________________ .o. aox wo viable, safe and effective ____________ -. Notice Is hereby given that a Strawberries,Large$.plen,,,ul, FICTITIOUS NAME Senford, FL 33771 a a you or we pick. Daily $ to 6. Public Hearing will be held by Ielepflofle the TolIPhone: 30322.2171 Quantity discounts. Beets $6 engaged in business at P.O. 3017, Longwoo, FIa 327Box inthecitycOmmissioflNOem,,, eu 36 Holl Fresh or cured Pork 70c lb or Ple. . ___________________________ Seminole County, FlorIda under on Thursday, May lithe process is found to be upat Trèasur* Island, HWy 1, 1980 to con safeandeffectiveforhwirnns NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR MAILING SERV., and that I in. amendment to the Zoning Or. IIGHTIUNTN JUDICIAL it would mark a significant tendtoreglstersaidnam,withthe dinance CIRCULATION DEPART. and the Comprehensive CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR advance in a field many Clerk of the Circuit Court, Land 11''4flSfrUCtiOffl MENT. Use Seminole Plan of the CIty of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORiDA Seminole County, Florida in at. Sanford, scientists have long thought cordancewith the provIsIons of the Florida. County, CASE NO, 80441-CA-13.L Apply lii prion woWd pay off in the war Fictitious Name Statutes, TWit: JOHN SHEARER and BETTY ExcIusfvbjgns Rezoning frem PUD, SHEARER, a g a In s t Planned his wIfe, Section $63.09 Florida Statutes Unit Development. c a n c e r ___________________________________________ Creative Eressions COM _______ Plaintiffs, . hnmunotherapy today is a To that of RI.), Restricted in. Vs 51g. C. Posey distant fourth behind surgery, Publish 12 SdilfIc,, JACKIE D. March 31,8 April 7, 14, 21, dustrial District, WILLIAMS, _____________________________ EIIIng IiiuI That properly described as VIRGINIA WILLIAMS, AND DET.147 arsenal of cancer doctors. , corner of the N¼ of Sic. 7, T. INC., Amway Way. Amway Sanford, Fl. 32771 5, Rge 31 B, run N. dig products delivered to your DetIndant.. De'oth said the process IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 59' 12" B., 432.10 ft., thInc, N. . home. Call 3224489 After S or NOTICU TODIFIND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA degrees 00' 49" W., 23.00 it. to a THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: -'' Mechanics helper, chauffeur lic area of research into (142W DENNIS MAKAREWICZ and 49" W., 333.46 ft., thence N. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS AND person Rictiie's VW, I ml. N. of ways to detect specific canCHRISTINE MAKAREWICZ, his degfees 19' 12" E., $10.00 ft., COSTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, wore per w at home. Your 434 on )7i93 wile, cers and Identify which kinds answer to financial security. thence S. 00 dlqre,s 00' 49" E. INC. whow residenc, is unknown,' Roberts, P.O. Box 143, Fern Plaintiffs, 333.46 ft., to a Point on the North but, whoie last known address Vs. Pk, Fl. fl—Rooms Right.of.WayIIn,ci Cornwall Rd., was: . 33730. BURL G. WARD and CHERYL R. thence runS. $9degrm 19' 12" Re W. CO WARD, his wife, $40.00 ft. to the POB. ContainIn ______________________________ Sanford Gracious living, Reas. Henry Lambert Typewriter 18—Help Wanted, Defendants, 6.43 acres, more or less. Repairs "Weekly & monthly rates, NOTICE OF ACTION AND utilities Pd, lnquire5 Oak 123 West Hill Avenue TO: Spare or pal.tme aIes help Phase III, Parcel "0," from the ShI75$3. P.O. Box 1181 BURL G. WARD SW corner of the NW¼ of SICIIOn wanted. Work out of youown Valdosta, Georgia 31401 home, set your own hours. Sleeping Rooms olus privlleg You are hereby notified that run N. 89 degrees 19' 12" B., along NOTIFIED that JOHN SHEARER MOSCOW (UP!) 'l"he suit to foreclose a mortgage en. the South line of said NW¼ a and BETTY SHEARER have filed INVESTMENT. Fringe 323.9228 titled "Dennis Makarewic: and distanCe 011473.10 ftp. thence run a Complaint In the Circuit COW'? SovIet press said Sunday benefits Include paid vacation, Christine Makarewici, his wife, N. 00 company degrees car, retirement plan 00' 49"W,, 23.000. U.S. Olympic Committee was Plaintiffs, Seminole County, Fto,'id., 3Opai'ttn UNurnistied Imore. Send Resume to: Mr. ___________________________ vs. Burl 0. Ward and a PCI; thence run N00 degrees 00' collection of damages that exCeed _____________________ forced to support a boycott of Cheryl R. Ward, his wife, 49" W. 333. ft., thence N. R. Luettchau, 136 Margo Lane, 30.00, and YOU •F required to Longwood, Fl, 32730. the 1980 Moscow Games e- Defendants" has been filed degrees 59' 12" E., 790.11 ft. to a sefvI a copy of your written 1 BR-8209 up. Pool. Adults only againstyou inthe Circuit Court for paint on the Westerly Right.of. defenses, If any, on THOMAS cause of "cruel" and "nier.0. on Lake Ada. Just LPN lvii flm., 3-11. Apply to Seminole County, Florida, being Way line of Seaboard Coast Line FREEMAN, ESQUIRE, P.O. San ciless" White House pressure. Civil Action No. $800CA*L Railroad, thence run Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 Blvd. 00 1742 $02 degrees 70 (1809 Hwy 436) Anam.jge Sanford. , ,, Call 323.8675 your answer with the Clerk of said Way line 333.4$ ft. tea point on the White House acted hi the Court and to serve the OrielnIIwi$hffi.Clarkofftabow RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. a copy thereof NOrth Right-of.Wy line of corn,style Court, on or before Ap111 28, Apply in person Sanford I SR $andlewood, w.w carpet, spirit of the worst times of upon the PlaIntIffs' attor,iey, wall Road; thence run s. .e 1980. othirwlw I defaUlt 'Wursigg fully IQt kit. $200. lstI last + Convalescent Canter, 910 MelIQflyiiI Ave. $200 siC, dep. 322.87)3 forth below, not later than May 19, POB. Containing .oi atree news agency said, more against you for the relief ____________________________ 1910. If you fail to do so Default or less, Desk Clerk position avail. Full demanded in the said cmpiaint. 31Apa,jm,enfs by business meeting. Council of Arts & Sciences meeting, 7:30 p.m. San. ford Chamber of Commerce. Open to public. taped paper. .Lflh)lI IIV RVV Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 322-2611 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 ____________ — ri øicir ør "We have observed a pro- that is a key segment of the found tumor.killing response body's defense agalns1 that is rapid onset and of foreign substances, sticks to substantial magnitude and that strain of bacteria. quite specific for tumor sites, ________________________ ___ that is, sparing uninvolved Center. Bring bag lunch. Skit by 12 Oaks Campground Winter Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PI.ORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION PRORATE DIVISION File Number fl.219.CP File Number isi CF Division IN RE: ESTATE OF IN NE: ESTATE OF MATTIE WILLIAMS, .IOHANNA DIETZ Deceased Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS OR DEMANDS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: AND ALL OTHER PERSONS YOU ARE HEREBY INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE NOTIFIED that the ad. You ARE HEREBY minIstration of the estate of NOTIFIED that the ad. MATTIE WILLIAMS, decelsid, ministration of the estate of File Number 79.219.CP, is pendIng .IOHANNA DIETZ, deceesed, File In the Circuit Court for Number $lfl i In PIfldl SEMINOLE County, Florida, the Circuit Court for Seminole Probate Division, the addreis of County, Florida, Probate Division, ilch is SEMINOLE COUNTY the address ci which is Seminole COURTHOUSE.SANFORD,.. C.Ounty Courthouse, North Park Throws BodY Sanford Al Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Churdi, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lakeiew Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 at school. 101'S Chapter 79, 7. p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, 7:30 p.iii. Al- Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg Carbon, Lake Mary. Crw,iii,cr AuditorIwl), Rollins College, Free to public Legal Notice - R MONIMY, APRIL14 VFW f Monday, April14, IftO ("Al rkIrAm lunch. 11 __________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ . - -- - - - - r ". �I I - I - -. - ---- - - _ - - - r BLON DIE 4 6-Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ILLNIOU MAKE 2 k!1: I _ (!- 12 Spare 1% I ., :( _1111 . I I i . .. :. , --l____ _____ I BEETLE BAILEY Lee ___________________ i OOP5 t— , <& I 9 ________________________________ '- I 1 / / \,,1 I . - 1 - 4 3 - beverage 33 Gone by 34 Electrifies - 6 5 14 - 17 ' IXt PCM8. 18 ,W -6 " ( ' _•u7 ____ .,,, ,,,, -.. \ '-' ),,,, ,, ______ " ."' ' " IIII. 11 U16%W&Ak #11U fit %% 1.VAX11t%%4I;Ikk%#1 ______________________________ I . I,t%1.I#kk s%.,o1k111%%k1I%-VI "hol4i'. it 01%11(%%IAkkiiu,il..itlialf,"I%.,IIL"Ii. 'I'., ' "u n . . t '41tv '45 . - ARCHIE - by Bob Montana WHEN IT COMES TO THESE BETTY, MAGAZINE PERSONALITY ( -" WHY, IT SAYS WE ALL 'ONICAt _______ IMPROVEMENT TESTS' 46 —— f-" 0. / - • /1/ __________ ., EEK& MEEK / C4 - LIFE A I 105E A , q,t rr++ \ ii Li i I f'1f'% TH T W1'fV Howie '17 . .- OtEATHLESS ANP FINALLY HERE.' V ----I---' I . : . V94' s"V.A.P. 1,11'.. ... . "%' (WHAT! WHAT!) lr'T_- 7" 16 -4- ,C~ oil. III. *11 R MI. ,/-. 00 <~ kff~ . I %I,. ,t /.-,A,,,. . 1 ". BUGS : ""/ ' _ __ ' ' °"-" • BUNNY _'4" ' & H0 irn dahi by Stof_V_i- "THATS -~ NCPE, 1VE ALWAYS ' AMA'ZING. I CANt --~,--~ BELIEVE øu NEV LEARNED -.-._ PLAYED BY EAR. 00 READ t ,. , — BOX 1 5510 Radio City Station, dicate any disease and it's and tod You are in a luckier period completely than usual for material YOU won't go wrong. The same acquisition until autumn of techniques that worked for nature's The Health Letter I'm + + 44 . i.,I. fH 'PR I a _____ NOISIN 1(155 (Al I *KJ 1092 • K .1102 + TJ4J + TRUI'H? I - -. '7,, OpenIng lead: 2 _____ - (7 (For c' care . -. cinch, but it Isn't." Oswald. Things start out THE iwi, ,,IP. cM WHILE YOU'RE RLL SMER IN Tie _,_,,,,. u 1 . .. alternative, , . .,, ., .. '"-------- ' M0 by -, I,,,_ - VIS1 said today humanitarian organizations family, within a Court Requires Warrant-_ 0 humanitarian statement after two Red Cross officials examined the captives' Cross members, and use few days." a -' •-.' P ' - ) • or. . He health and living replied that they would. "A number of ft hostages hold the American government, Carter and the Bernard could would be allowed to visit the I — ___ -Ih' — -_ lOONIES reality, . . an 50 hostages. - Classified Ads ..............2B-311 Comics ------------------------48 Crossword .....................4B Dear Abby .....................lB Deaths ......................... 2A INSft By JANE CAELBEIUIY Herald 5t11 Writer Govemor Supports eIflner ,rinking H - Gov. In his first comment on the drinking drinking age from 18 to 19 "to get it out of passage. the high schools." It has cleared one Senate committee Graham also told his biweekly news hurdle but faces action in the Commerce conference: Committee Thursday. Local Author ty Member Poss ble i i Rep. Bob Hattaway, D•Altarnonte Hattaway sent an urgent message to Springs, today asked Florida Gov. Bob the governor, ineeting today with his Dr. Lamb ...................... 48 Graham to hold up two appointments to cabinet, urging him to delay filling two of Editorial .......................4* th e new Orange County Airport Authority the seven seats on the r econstituted IA I I. II •t. Florida ..............................board, In order to assure representation airport authority board, uoaru, to allow wv ' Horoscope .....................411 Hospital .......................3A Nation ........... ..............3* from Seminole and Osceola counties. two adjoining counties time to offer names of Hattaway said he niet with governor's people representing their interests. Ouiaelves...................... 10 Sports ......................5A-7A administrative Assistant Tom Lewis late this morning, and found only one Seminole resident had been named as a Television possible member of tile board. member of the board. The board has Hattaway said he did not recall the person's name, describing him as "a retired Air Force colonel." previously met with major internal problems, holdi ng up completion of the airport's expansion program. ........ 8A Weather .......................2* World .................. . .......ZA hostages to their families. Longwoo 4p çØçIfl ___ Action Reports ............ ....2A Around Th e Clock --------------4* dA 0 W C' central which is that they are still religious leader, be" held prisoner " i' '0 .1 yu All Khamenei, told In New York Michel VeUthe" the newspaper Jomhuni IslamI today that International Red Cro ss representative Tehran's xi is JJG I IIdlIl now in their 164th day of captivity — but the fiving conditions of the hostages were said "we think we've seen all of them, gave no total number as part of an "even be tter than I thought." He did not (the hostages)" agreement with the militants for the elaborate. ' iupervised visit. Veuthey, in an interview broadcast this Khamenei was among four Iranian "I can tell you that roughly they are in government officials who accomp&Wed morning on ABCTV,said de Gruneck and good condition as regards their health," Gruneck and Liebeskind on tie io.iour Liebeskind, who left today for Geneva, the Swiss specialist in internal medicine tour of the confinement quarters for were carrying messages from the told reporters at Geneva airport. _____ Today Calendar .....................28 situation," Khamenei said. Gruneck, International Red Cross per- Sadr to arrange for a visit to the hostages than their release "is a mask for the manent representative in Iran, said the by envoys of the EEC and Japan. Americana good ...il,l ,Ofl. They said t hey saw all the hostages — ____ During a brief recess in the meeting following Kirchhoff's appearance, Conunissioner John Morris conferred with Kirchhoff in tile hallway outside the commission chambers When the meeting was resumed, Morris told his colleagues he asked City Commissioner David Farr said Kirchhoff to research county records to TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) Asked whether Amnesty International shah directly responsible for their Dr. of . + "If any of those books still exist, they would be leather bound encyclopedias which are ou t of date," said Moore. Bob Graham Uirew his support today to a age bill, Graham said he strongly supbill to raise the beer, wine and whiskey ports the legislation and will lobby for its Khamenei said, Liebeskind, went to Geneva today to Americans, the spokesman replied in U* ____ suspect's home to arrest him. large library which the In Washington, Stw ate Department report his findings to the International affirmative, spokesman Hodding Carter called the Committee the Red Cross. Japanese Ambassador Tsutomu Wads visit "a plus the hostages themUebeskind and Harold Schmid de meanwhile has asked President Banl selves" but added that anything less '-' WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court ruled today that the Constitution requires police to obtain a warrant be fore entering a A militant spokesman was asked today students umde available to them. One of whether the militants would allow other the hostages runs the library," A militant spokesman made the international ,,, . approve a lease without a cancellation Kirchhoff said a lease agreement with clause. Kirchhoff said onimissioner Bob French wanted to post office building after 1983. city property on which a medical clinic is study it for another week. And Com. As for tile section in tile munly-offered located if the county can only execute inissioner Sandra Glenn wanted a 2(l,- lease giving the count), ownership of tile two-year leases. " 0 such as Amnesty International would be allowed to visit the captives. ,ç!4' ARE. in the librarywhen the facility was leased to the county in 1975, Mayor Moore told his colleagues, "We've "t to b' .. re alisti ti' c whatt existed in 1975 .11 Kirchhoff said Commissioner Dick the lease offered by Kirchhoff does not determine how the county executed a 99Williams wanted to discuss it further. assure there will be a library in the old year lease with the city of Longwood for TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Moslem "I have InessaPs with me," he said. "According to the hostages them. Mihtant-s holding American hostages "They will be sent to the States, to every selves, they have ular sport sessions , year lea.se with tile citv assuring con- building after April 16, 1983, at the . ç' the city with a clause giving the county opinion Is that any lease with the city q o wnership of the building midght weigh must Include a right of cancellation for both the city and the county. the stud) in the downtown location's favor. "If you can't have a lease for more Although he brought with him to the than two years, how would the county Tern N.tssI city meeting a modified copy of a lease commit to three years?" asked Mayor lran*ian M*11*1tants Pled e ostages were in generally : - a. 0 Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) - service remain downtown, the, current commit beyond two years. Although the location will be considered as only one city commissioners said they would . , Whien they send us all executed proposal, County Comiunissioner agreement, we'll talkturkey with them," (li(urmmIImn lull Kirchhoff said the tom S1inford Commissioner Julia n I Sten uiisson Will consider during its official storiti s1ti this morning. lie said while he would like to see the the county Ct)iiilliiSSioners cannot WhIj('h Were I various career opportunities for young people In the restaurant varying views about a lease with the city. ciI ThIS fl4),5 for the cciunty to write tile final contract. Because four city commissioners have Indicated they would favor such a I at the current location or at other Industry. JACOBY lease for tile county to use tile current countywill consider tile downtown site as downtown librar y until 1983 and a cla use a permanent location for the library. that would allow the county to purchase But city commissioners may be looking U building f 10 1 prepares the dough during a demonstration for Ruth Demin9S ISBEE . In i work session late Monday, four meeting today sending the city notice county commissioners discussed a that if it ret ur ns to the county a contract contract that would provide a three-year similar to the county's proposal, the Paul Sanglorgio demonstrates the fine art of pizza spinning as he agreL inissioners two weeks ago, Kirchhoff said proposed by Kirchhoff. Kirchhoff said eighth-grade home economics class at Milwee Middle School the proposal had not been approved by admittedly there could be a problem With that, "Some of your explanations do not his colleagues, • e San' " tak1es ti me rom his at Nuccils restaurant in lie said during a meeting earlier in the agree witli themselves," Moore told tile Casselberry to visit the class each year and tells the students about day that county commissioners had county commission chairman. FR way he can get them Is to find ' _ K. Ryan . County Discusses 3-Year Lease the current loc, it long-term lease "wiftut strings" would Kirchhoff said lie had discussed Mrs. accomplish tile same purpose as downtown locations versus moving the Glenn's proposal with County Attorney ownership. Nikki Clayton and that Miss Clayton said service to a more central location. As far as the 40 000 city-owned books `_ ` Nira Pbe ' _____ by T. . ... lie said county - staff during the next year Will be tmnued operitmon of the library service at county's option; Mayor Moore said a • •.+ r '~. 1 1 I keel) thi. library downtown." Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said there is no way at this point to assure continued operation at the beyond April I " ~, , % r 'I, ' Thus, spades will break 4.2. South needs two si;ades to come to nine tricks. he only VIOlENCE. —GEE 'mOU ROUIV-. 41 FRIEND! 1. TUMBLEWEEDS . 4 . I Ie . .. and at least three clubs. There also was a high probability that he held four hearts which left him with just two sades. " ANNIE A rd , n&,,ii'iu.-pi i#&IY1AI A .pcn i rii.i ii rvi.EawI.T GIRL'S SEST - '__ 1. :, I1 . , are continued.. South wins the third club and cashes the ace and king of diamonds to get the bad news about tha t suit." Alan: "Here is where we probably separate real life from fiction. South can make his contract if he lays his Ilkest will have to play his ace and South will collect his nine tricks." Oswald: "Theoretically, the play is correct. South knows that West held four diamonds 9973 -HARDLY CALCU" TO INCITE 5Ef{TL" RIGHT j ________ - •'- " dummy's queen is covered by East's king. South ducks; clubs . - ..- _- + 't'l41N A . I bY Lemrd Starr THE , r for I ' ' .a I .. to the five of clubs and SOUTH it '. ' - you paperwork. This type of ac- tract is normal and with 29 get ' - nicely with a deuce of hearts lead. South wins with dummy's jack and starts out EAST 4543 . in , .: ."' TKJ5 #Q9872 910862 . rd City assuring that the county will continue to operate a public library the old post office building at First and Palmetto through April 16, ign ,rhe city will agree to almost any terms. Commissioner Eddie Keith put it succinctly. "1 will do almost anything to . • 0 'R R 1I . 1. ,. , Bridge.' . _____________ 1 lm~. ' WIN AT BRIDGE WEST / - MODERN. send $1 to: "Win at , i ra - Commission Monday night was clear. They want a lease document, approved by the county commission and executed by Commission Chairman 13111 Kircmhoff, - ,.; .1 "-, - achieved today , n Herald Staff Writer Tile consensus of the :' . Important goals can be or tackle that stack of W th today s hand Ths! con- by Bob Tha yes _-. , - - — a . •.. ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST ':, fly IXNNAFS1F ' the action is but today you especially favor you today. need time to yourself in order AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. to recharge your energIes. 19) You the requisites for success Use today and you'll easily out of the way. them. ________________________________________________ inatter. was not available for comment today. I ,' already have at your disposal tivity will not become tedious high-card points should be a per, P.O. Box 489. Rsdio City - itiong this is the way it would n • ria LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Clear up old correspondence IIrO make three notrump 11 I But Bernosky says he has evidence Lettau was I A • make the progress you've reseriie to draw upon. Believe By Osw&W Jacoby West with an original ace. queen holding and South takes been N)pizig for a reality in yourself and you can ac- a" Alan Stiallas his one chance." today. Keep your feet on ti'e nplish anything. Alan: "I wonder if any (NEWSPAPER ENMPItIsh- AM.) PiscEs (Feb.206-Mach 20) ground. . rt in mall life would man , } school, he said. . ,,+. nods does not in. I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Let experience guide you which you handle an Issue can than-usual amount of intisi' . ' ,, DEAR READER — If your CANCER (June 21-July 22) pretty stiff challenges today The practical manner in because you have a greater- . L ' mo TAQ4 and worrying about the af. a good day to tackle any tasks *AK4 fairs of others, spend more needing these qualities. *A86 time with situations having a You're loaded with both. direct bearing on your self- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Vulnerable: North-South 19) If at ail possible, break Dealer: South interests. the mundane and West Nortk FAst Sooth GEMINI (May 21-June 20) away from 2 NT Normally you're extremely get out into the social world. a' 3 NT Pass Pass restless unless you're where The over-all conditions "' . "I suspe-cted bruised by the five doorwav of the custodian's bdilding. .., , - quor all other areas an 5healthy this newspaper, P.O. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and perservance Instead of getting caught up your problem lately, today is ,, I . 0 0. 410'. 16V '' Health Other readers who first menstrual period bet want this issue can send 75 ween 16 and 18 and 1 percent cents with a long, stamped, don't have their period until self-addressed envelope for it between age 18 and 20 A Graph, Box 489, Radio City sideration. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Dec. 21) if lack of patience specify birth date. MTIMAL WITH - all other ways, I think you can I'm Bending you The Health safely wait a while. Figures Letter number 1", co 0 show that approximately Can Be Hazardous To Your percent of gls have teI copy of Astro-Graph Letter. for you today because of your canMall $1 for each to Astro- cooperation and byEdSullivan v • .• claiming Lettau was 14 That, in itself, is a warning observation is correct and sign that addiction a cuon •o alcoh.ol she',s developing normally . - you in the year following your Associates will go a few days birthday by sending for your further In doing nice things Kn2 WA .. L . !~, peared to be a case of child abuse. Last week, Bernosky said he feared the investigation would stall because of its se nsitive nature. Bernosky, out of town on an unrelated police She is developing normally in Attend to any financial when you Involve yourself matters you may have with others. When you help postponed Today you should them, something valuable will ________________________ find the approach to handling be added to your own them efficiently. Find out storehouse. '""° NORTH SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) more of what lies ahead for :,. POP OF DEP THIS ——— LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) AIU (March 21-April 19) You are at your best today t71 expulsion only after either two earlier suspen. sions. or the commission of a major offense. Peiham said he had been wi thholding this information prior to today pending completion of the police investigation. ;• 'if Ishould take her considerable amounts of to a doctor now or wait a few alcohol over long periods of nths. your Income or security now. _________ 2 other students also given corporal punishment a minor congenital weakness aggravated by the that day. force of the paddle, he said. Sanford Police Sgt. W.R. Bernosky Friday Peiham said today the tour students were given turned over a file to the state attorney office corporal punishment a day after they threw asking Hunt be charged wi th battery and objects at a school custodian seated in the 1; this year, so don't overlook you before will again prove ., I any opportunities to enhance effective. -'-- I ,.1 : ...... 1. - . --- ——— For Tuesday, April 15, 1980 April 15,1980 - . . 1. ::,.:.;"::::.,:l ;;I.l ~:.::::.:::. - YOURBIRTHDAY '' ::• '1'~'1 - severely bruised by the paddling, saying it ap- turn out,' Pelham said. Hunt has never before been accused of any incorrect behavior at the ' normal late onset of men. 6 - v - students' past records, school regulations allo%% Individuals who drink care of 5l4 t1A-.D LII CRAZY '.1' __________ ______ - Schneider T 'D - 1 _____ I UJIII L ' - by , - , A A LATIC&)S4lP STOP3 MUS , IT'S 71ME IOR A C144& 1 &d. — ________ / •: • :. 0 t., IVIT VVI - - 55 Lettau, the student needing surgery, and three dling. But the major cause of Lettau's injury was + and has no ailments. I'm ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - -_ I ji gger o ——— HOROSCOPE 6 ,~ J '' , standard cocktail mixed - Paddling Previously, school officials have said the four were only accused of throwing rocks and candy at the building itself, While Pelham refused to discuss the four '-• .- I Sanford School a paddling by Dean of Students Ronald Hunt. strokes of a 12-inch wooden paddle. But Sanford Middle School Principal Dan Lettau's physician Gonzalo Huanian called the Peiham said the paddling was administered as an paddling a contributing cause to the need for alternative to expulsion from school for James emergency surgery 30 minutes after the pad. er time develop a tolerance to it. - I ,'. PRI$CILLA'S — - ' ' 111 W\\ - • In w 49 48 52 - HAVE FAULTS __________ 0040 / I HAVF_ OLIR FAULTS! of 44 43 50 51 I'M A ONBELIEVER, - '• V and Filed To Be as you - • student underwent emergency surgery following concerned. If the situation is DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm describe it, both men wondering if you could put my are alcoholics.A standard can mind at ease. My daughter be contains about the ill 16 in few months but same amount of alcohol as a she has never had a period r 37 38 42 Ray said Monday afternoon the evidence turned over to him by Sanford police was not enough to indicate anyone was guilty of assault or child abuse In the March 27 incident in which a DEAR READER — You're a problem, and can best guide a good and true friend and you them as to what they might have adequate reason to be do. 'ii " State Attorney Ctwis Ray, head of the Seminole County state attorney office, Knowing what can happen to hcIp the women understand 30 35 By DA% 1DM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer No charges .ill be filed in the Sanford Middle School pa ddling Incident, says Chief Assistant them, I'm concerned for both that their husbands are of the families, have and alcoholics I ____ Charges in a chair it's almost information and help. The Impossible to arouse him. or ganization can certainly 28 29 iv o atisfactorily. Anon organization which is At the end of the day, it's not for relatives of alcoholics. unusualforei theroneto fall Bo th wives should consult asleep the minute he relaxes this organization for further 22 23 24 '20 21 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280--Price, 20 Cents A 51 Wood out. Food is secondary to the are available in each cornchopping tool beer. Neither one seems to get munity to deal with this 52 Singleton intoxicated and can carry on a problem and are usually normal conversation. Both listed there. 9 10 1 8 men apparently do their jobs There may also be an Al- - 28 27 25 ______ ' n .' "r' 7 eiaId Lamb may us 0 or a 0 a where they can have a can of friends. And as it suggests, beer at hand at all times. both of the wives might get Neither one consumes much some help by consulting the hard liquor but each one yellow pages of their drinks at least 12 cans of beer telephone directory under 15 16 WHAT I'D KNE 72nd Year, No. 203—Tuesday, April 15, 1980--San ford, Florida 3 77 sending you describes the One is in his 30s and the other a in ectaof alcohol 7 the body - by Art Sansom -r 40 Reluctant — — — — -————— — — — - THE BORN LOSER INK - 2 ~ insist that their husbands are ry 14 Frolic - Evening Dr. agency(abbr.) not alcoholics but having had 39 Bedevil experience with one, I'm 12 14-14 r10119- 1 K" IN husbands with drinking club chloride (abbr. 43 Perceive \ ,,, h E K 38 Nuclear preposition 37 Irish county 39 42 Negative ' / / Is E 29 Exclamation typewriter 43 Expensive fur 30 Smooth 44 Enclosures 26 Overweight Louise 32 Merriment 46 Democrat 27 Poem 35 DsVaterland 8 Hawaiian (abbr.) instruments 28 Distant 48 Missile 29 That girl 9 Air-like 36 om'oser 49 oo;ado 31 Sign of the 10 Poetic • Stravinsky 1 ,/ I I 00P5 Could - a 41New York ball et 26 28 Melt together EI*ia Mort Walker LAMB you send me some information that I could pass on M101LIDIE10 2 Existent 17 Compass 20 Mineral spring 3 Got up point Sh ad e tree 21 Songstress 25 Time zone s concern 4'.o4 7 FW IAI I IRM I IN E AI IF I T 18 Mao __ --- DEAR DR. - 56 Repair shoe 57 Billiard shot - -IFF TRI 55 Hallow 15 Railroad locomotive 11~ I~ .. \,\' , lm -_ E A 'W E capital 54 Woodchopper 14 Vend I Y 50 Garden house OW Tolerance To Beer May Be Alcoholism Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Grotto ACROSS I Jibes _(E çrWON.T ME ANY Measuring INE O,5HEF SHE SICK? . by Chic Young Monday, April 14, mo I Graham t his week signed the bill giving him power to appoint all but one * auto dealerships on State Road 434 Sutera, George Starks, Leon Thornhill request. Planning Agency, but approved by the in the city. This was suggested b City ' between County Road 427 and U.S. High- and Patrick McNulty are presently zoned The property owners had complained commission and if the second group is Attorney Marvin Rooks, not Ei.SE IN 'I ' I. OF HIS IMN CM Keny IPNMMENT PLWE - . . HIM. CRLlSAPS. I .. •.. mu ___ _-- ' r'' — . 5aM , • . 0 mercW were approved Monday night by parcels owned by Dorothy Nicholas, John restrictive, while adjoining property She changed her motion to specify the Hattaway said, "We went before the area along State Road 434 between The commission voted 3-1 to go imt Zabel and Dr. George Edwards. Whm it itiong the section of State Road 434 from Land Planning Agency and they treated County Road 427 and Highway 17-92 after was learned that each property at put Is put ___ 0 . a. '-.. property on State Road 434 to coin- approved, owner County Road 427 the Longwood City Commission, which at the recommendation of 4 p aU.S. Highway il-fl us like dogs." He said that it would be Hattaway reminded the commission this must apply separa te ly and up the was already zoned commercial, the same time seeking a moratorium ning Agency, the city least six months before the land use map would a complete stop to these types on tires types of businesses along that manager that zoning change be $iOOfee, several of the groupdld not meet ft appeared for a while Monday nt could be completed and approved. "We of businesses that might be built I .. 'ft" / Four additional requesIts to rezoine way 17-92 until the city's Iand-= plan is B-I and were originally packaged with that the present zoning was too approved. it will be discriminatory." to I NOMW. - Ia city want to .0 ) ) ti It __ j.-`T .. . ______ _____/ - • , - . .. - -- — . •- delayed wtfl Un dty's new huml-m map the deafte, said Mike Hattaway, that the conunbsion would not approve want to use our land now and we feel we on Highway 17-92 and County Road 427 as is cou*leted mW approved. Mayor spokesman for the owners, thus ney the requests for rezoning, Uskert saying are no less a citizen than anyone else on well as all of State Road 434. To provide some control on the type of allowed under the Lwi- SWven Uskert cut the dWevilting vote. "I can't see any point in trying to keep "' he would rather not take action at .. 434," he said. bus' others, aid Mrs Lot-mann originally made her fast food "laces out," time. complained ' mercial zoning, Coiniululoner June CommissIoner John Hepp, called chit of motion on the moratorium ordi nance to Conunissionr ,II Grant. retty soon blowsy. . . -. - . . ____ r : % iRJMPff ___ . .1 - .1 .11 . . L " I S - - ----- -• )) along • - -. 'mann made the motion authorizing town due io a death In the family, was jjaxc cjeclarmg a moratorium on absent. - with . - . This week the city commission voted to McNulty told the commissioners, "This was deneasagroupand thefj make the freeze on last food restaurants, gas stations and auto dealerships to we'll all be walking and it would t alet closer for me to walk there for & ham. . . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Wednesday, Mar. 19, 1980 i h R ec William Morris Agency Helps Famous People Get BEVERLY 11111,5, Calif. ( UP!) - It iiiight seem unusual For a prestigious theatrical agency to sign up liodding Carter Ill, a spokesman for - of all things the State Department. , . But the William Morris agency, v,hich eeializes in helping celebrities capitalize on their fame, is unusual. Carter, signed by agency Vice President Norman Brokaw, joins an eclectic assortment of clients who include disco queen Donna Suriwier, QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH e3.a5 former President Gerald Ford, Olympic gold medalist Mark Spitz and former New York Mayor John Lindsay. At the Morris agenc the famous generally become rich. Spitz signed with Morris and ended up with it iiiultimilliondollar contract with the Midas company. The agency is helping Carter whose briefings the l'ersian Gulf crises have made him nationally famous with a book on an Un, - . .,... 10 YR. V.0. BARTON CNOICI 7.49 QT. ANY 12-85.95 '' • ' I I "There are no limitations or confines. We can - - -. "If there's one thing you hear about UK William They can be trusted. MOITIS Agency, it's this "IT'S 4 YRS. BETTER' AMERICAN MENDED WHISKEY ____ si • _____ ___ : ' AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER So , 890T. SAVIUPTO4O%-ASMUCHAS$2ABOT. .;• B OURBON SEAGRAM'S 6 YR. V.0. Sruruw' V.0. _ ___ NY 12 - 70.65 CANADIAN oa 7.99 QT. - - TRY THE WINES OF THE WORLD MYERS RUM HAVE YOUR OWN HOME TASTING JAMAICAN WINE IMPORTED BORDEAUX. BURGUNDY MOSEL .RHINE .SPAIN ITALY * AUSTRIA CHOICE OF 36 WINES HALF BOTTLES FROM BEEFEATER OWNCI 6o99 25.4 OZ. ANY 12-82.95 1*49 Probe Fizzles Athletic WISER'S 10 YR. CANADIAN IOND ... EARLY TIMES 0 . Evening Herald—(USPS 481280)—Price 20 Cents - CASE I 72nd Year, No. 181—Thursday, March 20, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 "mere are obvious conclusions that can be drawn. No other agency has our staying power. We offer loyalty, honesty and integrity. I I . I do anything for anybody. Asked if it's fair to call the William Morris Agency the nation's best, Weisbord said: • AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA CASE DISTILLED I BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND BY OLENUVET LKY. with soap. These are people human beings Morris President Sam Weisbord said, "The feelings, hopes and emotions. proper representation of people is an honorable -Love, trust and faith is involved here. work not unlike a physician. It's a strong relation-Sometimes it is not easy. Ours is the only cornship. We know, and we make, the marketplace. modity that has a free will and we only have We know the appetite of people. degrees of influence. We have no actual control. The 82-year-old William Morris Agency can do "...We help our clients weather a storm in the it lot to advar..e careers, said Weisbord, adding, best possible way. In good times we are good in agents 'are builders not unlike an architect." bad times we are great. We are not just sunshine "We aren't dealing with cans of corn or bars of patriots. ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, MARCH 25 • '. - disclosed topic. -p By DIANE I'ETIyK Herald Staff Writer Florida's Wgh school athletics head told the Seminole County School Board Wednesday night he will not investigate rumors of athletic recruiting in the school system. Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the Florida High School Activities Association FHSAA,, said students have a right to an education, but no right to play athletics. "A student must meet all of the requirements, not just some of them," said La), who was requested to make an investigation in the face of pressure from parents of three transfer students who were denied eligibility to participate in sports at their new schools. Lay answered questions about the association's rules for athletic eligibility, but said he would not conduct an investigation because he had not been given any eidence of recruiting. The FHSAA is the governing body of high school athletics for member counties in the state. The association sets rules for sports participation, but membersh.ip in the private, non-profit corporation is not required. Seminole County is a member. Non-membership in the association would deprive a school of participating in FHSAA sponsored P past the normal deadline for .., ' • ) • . . - such transfers did not carry %% ith theniathletic eligibility. BUt shortly after transferring students Harold Daniels and Sylvester Wynn, who went from Seminole High School to Lake Howell. requested waivers to allow them to play basketball, hich they had played at their forimier school. The requests denied and the parents the two students Sued the school beard. Subsequentiv, the parents lost their case. Now the school board, according to its attorney.\etl Julian Jr.,intends to ('ounter-sue time parents. Later in the school year. the parents of Gene Green, who transferred from Lake - ell to L% nian Iligh School, asked that their sot s ce h is grades had illipro'ii. He had not played baseball at his former school. Although Henley initiated time waiver for Green, lie told the board last night he did so before realizing there would be any controversy in the matter. And although the waiver was initiated, Green's Fortner principal, Richard Evans, t lie superintendent and the school board airman all refused tip sign tht- %%aiver. Green's parents charged that .41perinttiidtrit William U. Layer insLiit'ted .1 Evans not to sicim ' After Iay declined to investigate -*. WT , recruitment. Feather inoved that the - - 2 0, 1980 - fJ / \\\ t- : • . . •. .' . • - . I It 'i I ) • . • - • '•"' ' . . . .• - ' • .' -. , - . ' . - - • . ' " .•'•) • rp, ' ii• to 912IL CM PUlL Sill 7.99 PURL UTI Sill 5.19 IINUU Sill 01 AU 6.99 ULTRA UOIIT Sill board. in the absence of ;in%- twitience of recruitment, direct l'.vaims to sign the form sit the Green youth %% otild he vilgil)1v to play baseball. Board ('liairimnin Allan kts'th ruled Feather's motion otit (if onivi-, litmever, because the school board attorney had not givell Ills opinion on tilt, legality of Stich a directive a principal from the school beard. 1.4iter in tht- inveting, ho%%ever, .1tilian gathered red thi appropriate itt st ItUtt S and state d it is not '.s ithin the school board's authority to direct j'rsonnel "The school board st-L, ; polic%. lit said. I he hi.artl IS not vt'stt'tl with the' authority to supervise functions of instructional persotuiel. He explained that principals by statutor) definition, are instructional personnel. Feather's motion then (he'd. \ C ( L ,' '. . ' ' •- -- '- • .. i . ..j ) , "- " . .. •_4,s - V - " I m • •. .1 - Widening Of 436 Delcwed 2 Years Plans lot. I)IIS% Nin'tch "t --Wv tion't Iporrow inonv% to operate. State R.'ail 13I In Alt)tlIirlt) Sprmiu: Wc ha '. ait until '.'.e have the imiorie, liavt' ixcim I)uIl('(I back I'.'.il wars h lii.' tlu'im '.u' can aheail,' Fuller explained Stitt(- Dep:11,1111clit III I'l-ii lisport"It Il M "Oor I)rojected %%ork prograin is based caught in hit' ctuiivli l't t .''ii ill- in .intitipatt'd revenues, and as conflatlollar% colist I'llc t loll cots arld -,ti-tiction citsis i,,o til)and peopleary using gas tax rt'vemwes. v,.' are caught in the iiiRl(llt'." ihe projtst . '.'. loch '.t iitiltf tia'.c nthh'd lso th.'la ed is the proposed allother Uirotwli lane I)ItLs nrlit :tirii stralglitellillp~ and widening to four lanes huts on IIIv 1. 3-111111. s(T I ion hi I t ..ni Slide Ru u14 11 also known as Forest st ,, more Boad 111(1 Iikellov , Ii i', (it'. Road, fr the Orange ( ounts line bet'im postpiuit'il timitil I NIA or 198I Iii.' to St.te R.id 436 S(,(.tlt)ll of till. lllt.ljt to to to of Boston ' - ont ite'it1t'iits of an'. in Cellir.,11 h-'Iirnla at. state Roads 434 and 436, scheduled for the turtling t) statistics I'itIlWl fiscal sear at an anticipated "This thing has realty been a iliess," S9QU,OI) ssitt not be affected. DOT Enginee- Henry Fotter said todayTh in e $'L million overpass construction Del-and." ,tjinust t've'iy project We' ve at the railroad tracks on West State Road got has Well moved. Our whole five-year .16 at Sanford is expected to proceed this %%()rk program is beiimg adjusted. year as scheduled F.'lItr said the changes will not ;if(e-it t he t'imvironmiit'mita I assessment studs pt- irw, made on proposed improvetilt'lits 1.0; inolor, lilt Iciding overpasses and prolt-t-1, will Ix- lield in Atigivit, lie said. ronstnuct Item it a ................. ............. Calendar ................. ..... 4B CIsIfIed Ads ................4-SB Comics ........................ZR Crouword .....................ZR Dear Abby .....................lB Deaths ........................ hA Dr. Lamb . .................... ZR PIs I • -- - • , .. ,. .4 ' 71 ,•. .:. . - • i..; :. .r - --.-• 4 'I- -, , ' .• .' ' . rt7 4 .. :, .. - '•t - • .'-c - '.*'• 4.'.--. _• 5 -.. •-' . to- t"°--• '4 ar late ank' ear after that. th Kelly Loses Videotape Court Tes t the library, auditorium and even converted bathrooms. The plan approved calls for Woodlands students from Longwood hills to attend Longwood Elementary next year. Students living in time Hobinswood, Shady Oaks, R.avensbrook and Windsor Isle subdivisions will go to Wilson Elemen- police say. By 11:38 a.m., a large tow truck began attempting to right the vehicle, as police directed traffic around the wreck. , - T , -- - •- - - . - dull t 4• ,, - __' . • e of -... . WASIIING'IUN ['P1 A federal JUdi4L' says cungressliit'n iiiiplit-ate'd in l aked news of the FBI's Abscaiii insestigation have' no constitutional right to see films their iippeirafi('es ill bribery iiit'etitigs tiniless they bee'uniie 41 5. -. .. . • '•. ': -r••" . ..-. - - - - L - • - .. I.. -. 'i.:- • ' , •' p • / —. / ' .'• ' - Herald Photo by Tom Pdetsei Two St. -John's Village apartments are without Seven lb-use int'niih.'rs and it senator have' bee'ti iIil)IIUte'tl in news leaks of brilx'rv nIict't logs in which I" 131 agents posi mig as favor-sucking nit-hi Arabs offe'red niiony in iia'etings they secretly recorded on vi tk' uta pes. U.S. District Judge William B. Bryant W'tliiesda y refused a request b) Rep Richard Kelly, R-Fla, fora tape showing hminmi stuffing $25,000 in his J)ockets. Kelp) has admitted taking the money, but said he did so to further Ills own investigationi Bryant said Kelly's ('laitim of a right to set' the filnii wider the Fifth Aimiend. nilent's due process clause would not apply unless Kelly is indicted, No possessions and forceit! six more front their honies charges have yet been filed against him. their roofs this morning, Weddue to smoke and water (1.111114119e. miesday evening that destroyed two families' "The widespread disclosure of Abscanmi ilies ' raises serious questions about following a fire Blaze Leaves 8 Fam"fies IIonh,eless prosecutorial misconduct," Bryant said. it subjects Congressman an Kelly to opprobnum for conduct not yet condemned In court." Eight families are homeless today Seminole fire investigators say the Red Cross and other community service following an evening fire that destroyed blaze did an estimated $150,060 damage, But Bryant said Kelly has adequate organizations, but none could provide time two apartments and diunaged six others burning through the roof over the two displaced residents with emergency ways to safeguard his right to a fair trial at the St. Johui's Village apartments off second floor apartments. if he is indicted, including trial delays, a shelter, Oxford Road in Fern Park. "We could not find any motels. They Seminole law enforcement officers say change of time trial place, and challenge's Editorial-----------------------EA An apartment complex office worker are all filled up," said the apartment that in general there is no emergency to prospective jurors, Florida said the rent-subsidized apartment spokeswoman, who said she is trying to housing available within the county, Itep. John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., another Horoscope ...........................complex is in need of cots for families it locate bedding erspace for the occupants situation which creates problems' for house member implicated in Hospital ....................... 3A who will have to live in a lounge until new Abscam, is of building 22. peeple without friends able to put them space is found for them. also seeking th e FBI's videotape of his Nation ......................... 3A The residents of St. John's Village are U aft er lire. Ourselves. .....................in The fire started at about 5:30 p.m., apppearanmce before the FBI undercover on federal rent subsidies, working people The St. John's Village residents have Sports ........................8-9A destroying two families' possessions agents, saying it would show tie took no with families whose jobs do not generate been scheduled to ntiove into other mone% arid committed Television .....................3B while forcing six others out of their enough income no crime. to provide them with a partments in time complex as other Weather .......................ZA homes because of smoke, and water homes, she said. tenants move out, said the spokeswoman. A hearing on Murphy's move has been World .......... - ...............2A 1. damage, said the she tried Sh Laleishie eX caku tot art A1(( TUi 'paciILctuiv Ure el spokeswoman. calling the Seminole Salvation Army, available soon. judge. Today Action Reports ZA Around The Clock IA Bridge .........................ZB I A - original opinion that some students had to be moved from the overcrowded school, where classes are being held in bound lanes, Altamonte Springs / ' to * 4 'L. hilt (lit, 'design Spilled Oranges Block 1-4 A tractor-trailer loaded with oranges turned over on State Road 436 at the Interstate 4 exit shortly after 11:15 am, today, spilling its load and blocking all three west- t._? •_-- " 'i \ .. on Hattaway Drive will attend Lake Orienta Elementary. The plan is identical to the one but said they will probably have tomove recommended by Superintendent again within the next few years if a William B. Layer with one exception planned new elementary school is built. Parents from Robinswood. Shady Oaks They suggested converting the Ravensbrook and Windsor Isle sucWoodlands cafeteria into four additional ceeded in convincing the board of the classrooms and using picnic areas to be merit of their preference that their provided by the PTA for meals or, in bad children go to Wilson Elementary rather weather, in-class eating as is already a than Lake Mary Elementary, as Layer practice, They also suggested obtaining suggested. portable classrooms that are now open Layer said the 30 additional students due to rezoning that will ease over- from that area would have a greater crowding at Red Bug Elementary. Impact on Wilson, with an enrollment of Parents from subdivisions that will be 260, than on Lake Mary, with 706 sent to other schools as well as parents students. — DIANE PETRYK POITIRI AUSTRAUA 14.95 0. !-.-___------__ : - overestimated due to economic conditlons. Parents said they didn't mind a move, 7.49 - 1 // - whose children would not be moved out of woouianus, said ey won't want to see any pupils moved. But the school board stuck with its stucnLs; ne said. Williams agreed with parents who said tar)'. Students living in Sleepy Hollow they felt there should be a moratorium on and Meadows West subdivisions will go the rezoning because growth the county to Altamonte Elementary, Students expects during the next year could be currently attending Altamonte who live 4 CASE OF 24. 5.95 19 a . - To Go Despite Pleas AIC 1111w ALE • . fi Woodlands Students Williams said there has yet been no really good, comprehensive plan brought forth for rezoning. ' So the best thing is not to disrupt these . - to meeting. . • in to Board member Roland Williams' dissent from the majority was greeted by a round of applause from about 30 Woodlands parents who attended the ..•.. • ,.. of ' FHSAA rules, Lay said, stipulate that a transfer student must remain ineligible Herald Photo by Tom Netsel to participate in sports for one year after Floyd Lay, executive secretarV for the I"IlS;%.-, tells (fit' school he tranifIers unless a waiver is initiated board transfer rules are intelliled to discourage athletic recruitand signed by the receiving principal and fliciti signed by the former principal, superintendent of schools or school board come front students geritiinel~ ititerested Ia% %% It% it principal %% otild sign it %% iii% er chairman. in an academic prograimi,'' Lay said. for one student and not another. Th.is rule, Lay said, is to discourage Another way to handle tire issue, lie "For inany, mail% reasons,- I.ii% athletic recruitment, which FHSAA rules said, would be to make it extremely clear replied. forbid, that transfer students are ineligible for Lvniman I ugh School Principal ('anton Lay told the board there are two good sports 1xirticipation for one year, with no Henley told the board it shotild respect ways to handle the question of sports exceptions the right ol tk print ip ils rejectt eligibility for transfer students At its March 5 immeeting board imienuber waiverr request Lake 1 losse II I 'nut ip il He said the board could let students Robert G. Feather 'acknowledged that Richard Evans told time board before take the academic course they desire at there is a student at Lyman Ifigh School 1-'eatho_r's illotioll was defeated that if another school if It is not offered at who transferred under similar cirtheN want direct a waiver be sigriedI, theirs, but require them to take their cumnstances to the denied transfers, past they should direct it h* signed for a ll courses at their home school and the deadline, and a waiver was signed for three students. require thelt.tiiletLc participation be at that atudent. The recrtmtmuent issue tins been before their home school. After agreeing' that signing a waiver time' Senilliuk' Coiiimfy School board since "School boards that have such rules should be at the discretion of time prin- last surnnie'r, when it granted three usually find that their transfer requests cipals, board member Pat Telson asked students permission to transfer schools Despite unanimous parental pleas to the contrary, the Seminole County School Board Wed nesday voted 4-1 to tra nsfer about 150 pupils out of Woodlands Elementary School in Longwood. ). - —cQliJ Sj,. - \Is . - . : - rr �S .2A—Evening Herald, '- Sanford Fl. 1I • 0 -; --'••._ Thursday, March 20, IM Jones Found Gul'efty Of Mansioughter ;--bb-AI WORLD IN BRIEF ... -- ..I o: i ' , A Sanford man has been found guilty of manslaughter in a January 9th shooting dea th at a Goldsboro bar. Willie Lee Jones, 20, of 120 Drew Ave., Sanford, faces a maximum of 15 years of jail for the death of LeRoy Richardson, 33, of 2000 Iran's Hostage Treatment Brings Calls For Roundup (UPI) President Carter will meet separately with Israeli and Egyptian leaders next month to prod them on the prickly issue of Palestinian self-rule and work toward "a comprehensive peace for the Middle East," U.S. Middle East mediator Sol Unowitz will fly to Middle East this weekend to work out the exact dates for visits by Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat and take part in Palestinian autonomy talks. ..t In late April or early May, a White Hothe official said, King Hussein of Jordan, who did not accept the Camp David accords, also will visit Washington. The hassle over the use of the Pinehurst Park by the Sanford Men's Softball League will be between the league and neighborhood residents if Judge Robert McGregor rules as expected at a Circuit Court hearing Monday. Sa nf ord Mayor Lee P. Moore said if Judge McGregor grants the league a permanent in junction ordering the city to honor its contract with the league, for use of the park, City Attorney Vernon Mite will ask that the in junction terminate with the contract on Nov. 30. Judge McGregor Tuesdqv signed a tom. porary cuurt order directing the city to all ow the league to use the field until the permanent in junction can be considered at an 6:30 a.m. hearing Monday, With the issuance of the temporary In. junction against the city Tuesday, lights at the Pinehurst Park were turned on for the WASHINGTON (UP!) — Reversing a long-held position, leading Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov now says he is willing to leave the Soviet Union if permitted by the Kremlin. 1 Word of the Soviet academician's change of heart was revealed today by friends of Sakharov in the United States. The report was confirmed by a member .of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, a congressional-executive panel. There appears little likelihood, however, Soviet But Others Begin Terms KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) Sixteen striking firefighters, two weeping, were led away In handcuffs to begin serving contempt terms for ignoring an anti. strike court order, but 25 others were freed to cheers of "Long live the union!" While a patchwork force of 250 National Guardsmen, police officers and battalion chiefs protected th. city of a half million, the focus of the bitter four-day strike by ISO firefighters moved from the picket lines to the courtroom. Circuit court Judge Laurence Smith, who Issued a restraining order against work stoppages In late 1979, Wednesday vowed to hold three hearings a day until all firefighters participating In the walkout were judged. The hearings were to continue today. - ford to pay. In addition, councilmen Gene McDonald and Victor Oivei indicated they had little enthusiasm for the project and ow€ first consideration to what is good for the present citizens Lake Mary. Councilmen also will consider a water rate Increase, '11 councilmen over the past six weeks have discussed an increa of varying degrees after the city auditors, Fitzpatrick ar Hartsock, said the city lost money on the water system Ia year because of depreciation of the system. The auditors al said the city had to begin setting aside some money to repa the Farmers Home Administration loan for system in provements. Payments on that loan are due to begin later thi year, Also on the agenda are discussions concerning the propose paving of Evansdale Road and consideration of an amendmen to the zoning ordinance permitting day care t*nters to be buil in certain residential areas of the city. Ma iti and Man ,m., uv In Guilty WEATHER Action Reports ____ Police - . Woman Held In Murder Ti)? EVANSVILLE, kid. (UP!) A woman with a history of complaints against city government was held today on a charge of attempted murder In the shooting of former Evansville Mayor Russell Lloyd, who was critically wounded. Julie Van Orden, 36, of Evansville, was arrested Wednesday lass than three hours after Lloyd, 47, was shot In the doorway of his home at 7 sin. Uoyd was In very critical condition early today at St. Mary's Hospital where he underwent extensive surgery to repair a severed artery In his neck. The artery is the one that provides blood and oxygen to the brain. - - • , FLORIDA INBREF - • - TALLAHAMEE. Fla. (UPI) The state Senate Ways and Means Committee may dsnlop Its own seçplimental state budget and Ignore the $411 million spending plan ii*"iltted by Guy. Bob Graham. Committee Chairman Jack Gordon, a Miami Beach b.èer, criticised the governor's budget Wednesday for not .wnking enough money for the Department of Health and R.ltibthtativ, Services and for IUPOMJ4 nothing extra for transportation. Jim Tall, Graham's director of Budgeting aid PluuIth4, said the governor's proposal probably Is moot anyway because of President's Carter's antiinflation program. ' - - I - - - Graham Studies Mercy Pleas - • AMER, Fla. (UP!) Go,. Bob Graham faced with the largest Death Row population In the csatry took two appeals for mercy suds, advisement Wednesday and scheduled eight others for a poallds hewing Jeus 11, Graham said It will be a while before he decides whether to order the executions or recommend commutation toll!, In prison for child killer Arthur Goods and David Ranlerson, who killed a Jackson viii. policeman during a restaurant robbery In 197$. plea for clemency for Death Row Inmate Carl Jackson, a Viotnem voterin convicted of killing two convenience store clerks In Panama City, Was continned until June 11 when State Attorney lao Jones failed to show up for the hewing. - - ' - ___ -' - _ _ ______ ______ WE -CARE MAID SERVICE th* dietrict to serve on thi civnIttee. Thus am: Come Dub $m, Istrlct 1: Margamt nmack ; Con -ur WilVami, DIstrict 3: Greg Drna; Corn. '' : (Pe DistrIct 4: Harvey Aur; Crr -ilas"ur Iii Kirdibsft, District 1: Gaylens Wkck. 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United Press International The conventional wisdom is that both Democratic and Republican nominations are all wrapped up and everyone might as well relax until the conventions. But at least three candidates have not gotten the word. Sen. Edward Kennedy was campaigning doggedly today in New York City and its suburbs, and had what his aides billed as a major policy speech scheduled for Columbia University. On the GOP side, Rep. John Anderson was beginning the day In New York and finishing in Connecticut, and George Bush was concentrating all day on Connecticut a state where his family name has clout, New York and Connecticut both hold primaries Tuesday, - - political pundits and campaign operators agree on when they're relaxing at the end of a hard day. Sonic times they are right. But Democrat Kennedy and Republicans Anderson and Bush are not listening. Kennedy, "disappointed" by the Illinois results, said Wednesday he will not withdraw from the race even if it becomes mathematically impossible for him to win enough delegates for the nomination, "Mathematics is one of the great myths for those of us who've been to a convention," he said, explaining delegates can pass on a first ballot roll call, leaving Kennedy with a chance to win on later ballots, "Those delegates can come around," lie said, if — its lie expects — prices are still, rising, jobs are scarcer and the president's foreign policy has failed. Bush, at a news conference in Fairfield, Conn., took the same view of Carter's vulnerability. Bush was reared in Connecticut, and his father Prescdtt Bush represented the state for years in the U.S. Senate. He said his mission in the state would be to portray hiiiistit as the best alternative for beating Carter who would be "t4. traordinarily vulnerable" by the time of the Noveitibir election. He said he believes Reagan could defeat Carter but. v honestly believe I am best positioned to beat him i Carter i hi the fall. I've got to get that across in Connecticut, lk'rinsvania and Texas." Anderson campaigned in Wisconsin Wednesday. lie again insisted Reagan cannot win in November, position that has won him some disapproving glares frm' Republicans, and predicted that beginning with the WisconMu primary April 1 he'll break Reagan's grip on the nomination "peeling his fingers away one by one." MIAMI (UP!) An Eastern Airlines flight supervisor watching a stewardess show passengers how to use their life vests has solved the singular can of the "red sweat. Since January, I5fllght attendants on flights over water between south Florida and cities in the northeast have complained that during the flights, they perspired a strange reddish fluid. and red spots broke out on their shin Eastern revealed Wednesday the red persplratlon and spots were from the red paint on the non-inflatable demonstration life vests, which flaked off on the attendants, "We are gratified we have found the solution," said Dr. David P. Millet, Eastern's Mot medicine director, Eastern spokesman Tom Myers said the mystery was solved last Thursday on Flight 406 from Fort Lauderdale to Newark, N.J. Flight attendant Susan Zyne had just finished demonstrating the life vests when she broke out In the "red sweat," Myers said. "I have the symptoms. It started as soon as i put on the vest," she told flight supervisor Arnie Petroemno, who was aboard as a medical sleuth. She told Petrosino it was her second bout of red sweat in two days, but the third con. secutive day she had demonstrated the life vests Petrosino looked at the demonstrator vest, which bore large red letters saying, "Demo Only," with thick red lines over and under the words. He asked If she had used a similar vest the day before, and she said yes. And the day before that? Petrosino asked. No, she said. On that day, she had used one of the old, unlettered vests. Researchers at the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health took over, and confirmed the demonstrator life vests were the cause of the problem, Myers said, Eastern has stopped using the red-lettered demonstration vests, Myers said. J. Smith . M.D. DERMATOLOGY Robert Ba ies bi 4-Day-Old Girl Snatched KNOXVILLE, Tem. (UP!) Authorities speculated today the attractive young woman "with the appearance of an Indian" who kidnapped a 44ay-old girl from her mother's arms In a maternity ward may have been a recently bereaved mother. Police, fearing she wasa "dlngbat," mounted a search for On woman and the infant, and refused to divulge the Identity of the young parents because they feared "we will find this baby over bridge somewhere." The child was taken from the restricted maternity ward in the University of Tennessee Hospital about 1:30 p.m Wedneiday. The abductor had apparently observed and plotted for "some time" before she entered the ward, fooled the mother Into thinking she was a hospital employee and then fled down a stairwell with the child. When the baby, which an unusual amount of black curly hair," was taken, It was wearing a cotton shirt and was In a hospital blanket. The 23-year-old south 'Knox County mother had to be sedated. It was her first child. - Diseases and Surgery of the Skin PHONE 322-704 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD I Bendectin Jury Undecided ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) A federal jury considering the offect on unborn infants of a morning-sickness drug consumed by 31 r"'c" women today bsgiiu-the fourth day of - '101r, I PAIN W$P1I4SH - ' OUR SERVICE IS uNDID - ________ - - ' CAUP • _______ oi ,uu ISTIMATI 323.2221 PAW'IV(ZET, RJ. (UP!) Relatives and Now, ecers say they're puzzled by the death of former Attlebees, Mass., policemen Robert C. Ferguson, 31, killed to a sheotent with Fields pelies this week. Rosald Ferguson of Fort laudurdels,_Fla., said Wedusdey his brothers widow, Jadity, wants him to hire a Øvat. detective to Investigate the ia-4 1h mW she is ibupticel sheet the imclaI police of whit hspijsmsd Mey in )'Iw'1. Fuiluon mid be sherell her boboL A 911 U - Shooting Puzzles Relatives Feshlo. SPIKES CUSTOMIZID UIVICI _____________ m. S IyThS Is,, Wig, N'Ww&I.Mssik Commissioneir RIubas'd us __________________ ( • - - ' oiou - forego a cost-of-living wage increase scheduled for Octoier. The biggest cut would be $1.7 billion in no-strings atthcled aid to the states known as revenue sharing and $1 bilon in anti-recession aid to cities. 1 'Red Sweat' Is No Sweat Legislature Committee May Develop Own Budget . - Plan Committee Set - ,W - • - .4' and the conventional wisdom holds once again they will make or break all the candidacies except those of Presldei,t Carter and Ronald Reagan, who are far ahead. Convenilonal wisdom Is a polite way of describing the things :.'•:: -. The proposals by committee Chairman Robert Glaimo, I)Comm., included elimination of Saturday mail delivery, roventus sharing to the states, and cuts In defense spending, jobs and social programs, and financing for food stamps and child nutrition. It calls for more than $1 billion worth of unspecified cuts in Giaimo unveiled his package Wednesday with a warning the defense spending, despite major opposition to military Proposal, aimed at balancing the federal budget, "will anger reductions of any kind, many groups and many beneficiaries of federal programs." It also would make all members of Congress and their staff - - .... The Economy At A Glance • By United Press International Federal authorities have tightened security around presidential candidates and their campaign offices because of threats by a Puerto Rican terrorist group to attack candidates and their delegates. The FALN, which has waged a campaign of violence for the Independence of Puerto Rico, sent threatening letters to Carter delegates In Illinois, a Carter campaign spokesman in Chicago said Wednesday. The group also sent a letter to United Press International, vowing "to continue the armed struggle," and a caller clalnlng to be a member of the FALN telephone the FBI's regional office In New York City, renewing the threat against Carter delegatop. mianap=Kapes 2 By United Press international Washington The government reported oil pm New York Banks united on a record 19 Percent pany profits rose at a record annual rate of 28 per(en' prime lending rate Wednesday as money markets at the end of last year, but those in most othe4 in gyrated from the weekend anti inflationmeasures dustries declined adopted by the Federal Reserve Board St LOUIS Arthur Burns, former chairman ofth New York - The stock market went on a roller Federal Reserve, said President Carters lew coaster, prices fluctuated sharply, then closed with economic policieS may nudge the United Stiles little change from opening levels closer to a recession rather than Slow the infl4lor, New York: The United States League of Savings rate. Associations reported mortgage lending at the Akron Ohio Jolting the ailing rubber indus4ry country's savings and loans fell in February to the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co announced it will lowest level in five years down Six plants and lay off 8,500 workers thS lill, Candidate Security Tight the lights there, will be done as quickly as league to resume its games on Wednesday. proved earlier, but felt the city recreatIo The league took the issue to court after city possible. department could accommodate the leap commissioners Monday night voted 4-1 to The contract between the city and the elsewhere. discontinue use of the Pinehurst Prk by softball league "didn't go through my mind" "it seemed to me some thought 'had beei organized athletics for youths above 13 years Monday night when the commission was given to rescheduling the games," be said old. The action came after neighborhood consideri ng Knowles' recommendation to' "I voted against beca use I believe it was residents complained that flying balls from eliminate the softball games at the Pinehurst punishing the many for the sake of the few the field presented a hazard to persona In the Park, Mayor Moore said today. and that there were many alternatives to neighborhood and that noise from the softball The contract, approved Feb. , leased use solvi ng the problem besides shut ting the park games kept persons from enjoyin g their of the park for softball games to the softball' down for soft ball." Farr sa id the city received homes, leag ue and concession rights from March 15 petitions from property owners in' the Twenty The commissioners also agreed to remove through Nov. 30. West subdivision. "But there cannot be that the lighting system from the softball field and Moore said in taking the action Monday many property owners affected," he said relocate It at the new Chase Park. night he considered both the city's respontoday. "There are a few who have a City Manager Warren Knowles told cornsIbility to pro vide recreation on the one hand legitimate complaint. We sure made a lot of missioners the city built the Chase Park on and the residents' concer ns on the other, people suffer because of those few." 13th Street to replace Pinehurst Park as the Only Commissioner David Farr voted The contract between the city and the site for adult youth games. Parks and against the action. While Farr did not explain softball league calls for payment of $1 to the Recreation Director Jim Jernigan said the his vote Monday night, he said today he city, as well as power costs for lighting the work at Chase Park, Including installation of remembered the contract the city had apfield DONNA ESTES By DAVID M, RAZLER County School Board, chargi ng their son was injured due to Herald Staff Writer district negligence. ______________________________ A Maitland man pleaded guilty Wednesday to kidnapping Dick E. Roberts, son of Edward and Valerie Roberts, was and raping two topless dancers last summer after a third set of ONNIN injured Feb. 15,1979 when he slid down a vollàyball pole when rape-kidnapping charges against him were dropped. By United Press International * Fires a protruding bolt caught him under the arm, the suit charges. Jr., 38, of 1933 Oxford Road, Maitland, The Roberts claim the district' der . cialk students to on Au g climb the pole while oth ,MV. g,t,tj I theeCóüt tea, and fair s)de*OvIr the rea Estates Elementary School. says was played during recess periods In the school yardj a.at 1akes region 2 He also pleaded guilty o a similar pair of offenses corn. 4. The folio .. iplla, The National Weather Service set spring'e official arrival iflhtted June 3. f 11 demanding liid~hti Z&Vrl .9 IM vernal equinox at 6:10 a.m. EST today. The State's Attorney's office dropped additional rapeRobi n Armstrong and her husband have tiled suit against kidnapping charges against Corretjer, alleging he committed ,A warm front moved northward across the Gulf 17-92 In the Fern Park K-mart Plaza, Monday at 7:37 p.m., Joha F. Miffenegger and the Standard 'Guarantee Insurance spreading light rain and a few ahowm through the South a similar crime in May, 1978, because they had been pending when a man walked in and asked Beckwi th for assistan ce, said Co. claiming the defendant negligently operated hla car, for longer than the 110-day "speedy trial" rule, *here temperatures were reported in the 5( and deputies. Wedca using an accident at the corner of State Road 436 apI Corretjer, who faces a maximum penalty of life tinBeckwi th stepped around the counter, the man pointed a Wymore Road on Dec; 2, 1978.' IRA EA READINGS ( I a.m.): Temperature: 75; overnight prisonment, has been held at the Seminole County Jail since small handgun at her, asking for ,,all the money in the Mrs. Miffenegger claims damages for In juries and expenses s: 86; yesterday's high: 10; barometric pressure: 30.16; hIs VIest on Jan. 9 wIthout bond He will remain there until register," deputies report. and her husband damages for expenses and lost ,'lat1vs humidity: 10 percent; winds: South at lOm.p.h. sentenced following a background Investigation. Beckwith complied with demands and put about $400 in compantcswilp. Corretj was arrested Jan,9 at the Fancy Dancer club by one of the store's paper bags, deputies said, adding the robber 'FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 11:10 am., J.W. lflnan has filed sdt against the city of Allaznom*e IØws, 5:20 am., 5:30 pin.; PORT CANAVERAL; highs, 11:27 deputies, who said they had been trying to serve him with an then left on foot heading Springs and Exxon Enterprises, demanding defendants be m.; lows, 5:11 am., 5:26 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 4:43 a.m., arrest wwrait for more than amonth. Corretjerwas not at the GUN, JEWELRY TAKEN 1.91 pin.; lows, 10:11 a.m. Fern Park topless club for the purpose of commlwnga crfjne, A Casselberry men returned home Monday after a short en joined from Increasing water runoff onto his land. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, oet they u. absence to find *2,515 In possessions gone, deputies say. Hickman claims the city. has allowed Exxon to do cons. MUes Winds sout heast 15 knots today becoming southerly Stanton Blodgett said he discovered the break-In at his home Mructiofl work Which is increasing the amount of wa ter spilling ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING REPORTED ,1ghtand south to south west 15 to 20 knots Friday. Seas 3 to at 204 RedwIng Court at 3:30 p.m., adding he had only left his onto his adjacent property, and that the city is billing him for A young Altamonte . a e of few home two hogs earlier. ainage work necessitated by Exxon's construction. dr nesday night, when group a of males tried to pull her into a car, I rAJREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Friday. A chance Blodgett told deputies the thieves took a revolver and over Salvatore and Mary Bonglorno and Raymond Savarese have €leiat thundershowers mainly during afternoon and evening tiled salt agalat Alek and Cynthia Servase amid 51kt Farm The 17-year-old woman was walking along County Road 427 *2,010 in jewelry, after jimmying open a sliding door, hours. Highs In the mid 00s. Low tonight mid Us. Winds Mutual Insurance Co., holding those parties responsible for the oar Oak Street in Altarnonte Springs at 10:30 p.m. when a car I AM FOR AUTO BREAK-IN nlng southeasterly 11 mph today and southerly tonight. (1'J on of their warehouse by fir.' .1 c r A 19-year-old Sanford man was arrested this morning, d.ulies. obablllty 30 percent today, 20 percent tonight, ar ying four men pulled UP behind her, Plain ffi charge Alek Servase's-car, driven by his wife, ti S mate e the street, but the car again pulled charged by Sanford police with at mpting steal a percent Friday. a,severed te to hi themathflnefeedjngwaertofirpg en trying i alongside of her, as one of lii occiants opened a door and stereo, to extinguish e blaze which leveled their warehouse on Sept. th Antwane A. Tillotson. 19, of 116 W. Second St., Sanford, was tried to pull her in, she told deputies. off 9, IM U.S. Highway 17-92 near Ktlrn Park. But as another vehicle appeared, the man let go of his victim arrested inside a by Gallagher, parked as the of sped off,' knocking the woman down, deputies front Gallagher's home at 114 W. Valencia Court, Sanford police any. Selecting from mininatlona by organizations named earlier, Tillotion was allegedly attempting to remove a $140 car the Semitiole County Commlalon this week flnouaed th e FERN PARKBUKGL?J(Y Burglars who managed Wednesday to enter, a Fern p stereo frcm the vehicle. Gallagher was not home at the time of 1ake-up of the 11-member Comprehensive Plan Review arrest, police say. home through an unlocked seco nd-story window, left with a The committee Is charged with reviewing the plan which 1W amount of sterling silver, deputies say. NW AGAINST MOOLS, OThFi FILED Vels bud pokey QA( in , Danny Neal told deputies th e birgies's struck between 1S30 future taui The parents ofi -Tcsw1lia Middle School student have fil ed a.m.ends:3opinat his home ou3 Woodridge !kjw,lglng Lit In Seminole - CuSLtyClrctijt Court against the Seminole idy. Th e plan had come wider crlticlamn last year only sterling silver Items, a set of sil verware and assorted ruldenta of Geneva amid other areas claimed It was goblets, a tea set and other sil ver goods. ne*IdIve and denied their Individual property rights, Members of the review committee and the organizations or r PARK groups that nominated them are as follow: P'i*nds Jiaolr, Le Mary (lumber of (nirce; Bo Ammdeo1with eta Van ,, RIimp& fageil 5pr1ng Q.jbsj of Conv"; fuq nip, aftur tsMsning two .nipkpws with a m, 10 Ferul Greens, Board of Realtors; Gloria Ward, League of dsps say Women Voters; LNTy Joimsen, agricult ural kgars; W.W. of Peggy future, 170 of cash, Iaderd Lie, No. $2 F. & A.M.; and Bob Biemer, Os4ido were working be, the Pit ShoeandSlam, an U. & Highway Aesen Dowib, Hal Eâssho and Tom Kasusili from lbs BiP4ele League of a* Associations. so li - K.C. Firemen Leave Jail, - .rn.i.i ..ti.,... P - resident fnnhI Pro,tannt, wIl WUSUU UUUW UPC father of the Soviet H-bomb" to leave his internal exile at Gorky in the Soviet Union. ) WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Budget Committee, having made the easy decisions, now must roll up its sleeves and decide whether to adopt controversial cuts in mail delivery, defense spending and revenue sharing. The panel was to resume work today on the $15.9 billion in recommended reductions from President Carter's January budget proposal for fiscal 1961. INBMF Judge To Rule Monday On Use Of Softball Field - Sakharov Willing To Leave - Jones' attorney said his client was firing into the ceili ng to frighten a man tryin g to assault him.-But one of the bullets did not go up and hit Richardson, who had been sitting in the back of the bar. Richardson was not In. valved with the light, police had reported. - WASHINGTON (t • The circuit court jury, sitting before Judge Voile Williams found the defendant guilty of Jones was found guilty of killing Richardthe lesser crime of manslaughter, after being son when he fired three shots in the Deluxe told they could find him guilty of second Bar after a fight on Jan. 20. By DONNA EST section of Hidden Harbor. Herald Staff Writer The city prefers the developers be connected to proposed Lake Mary City councilmen may sound the death knell for city interceptor lines that ultimately will be part of the city's the planned Loch Low senior citizens complex which has been sewer system connecting to Sanford utility lines and the planned for construction off Old Lake Mary Road. regional sewer plant. At a 7:30 meeting tonight, the city council will consider Although Homer Sewell, representing the developers, last adopting on final reading an ordinance changing the zoning on week arranged for a meeting between the developers' Kulbes the 25.6-acre site from agricultural to multi-family apartment and City Engineer Paul Porter to discuss the problem, the district, developers did not show up for the meeting, Kulbes said, Their decision most probably will be to deny the rezoning, Mayor Walter Sorenson said last week operating costs for City Manager Phil Kulbes said. He said the dental would be the senior complex, if it were connected to Sanford's sytem based on the lack of cooperation from Lake Villas LW. 11W th ro ugh Ramblewood, would be excessive beca use sewage developers, would have to be pumped through three separate Sanford lift Kulbes cited specifically refusal by the developers to discuss stations in a circular route before reaching the Sanford sewer with the city alterna tive me thods of providing water and se wer treatment plant. service for the 36-uni t first phase of the 210-unit project. Th e developers, Alexander Kasten and Wallace Sanderiln of While Sewell said those costs could be passed on to the Orlando, have indicated their wish to connect to the city of developer, Sorenson said more likely the costs would be passed Sanford's water and sewer utility system in thé Ramblewood on to the senior residents of the complex, who could least af- Carter Invites Begin, Sadat -----.- degree murder with a guns a crime carrying a maximum sentence of life Imprisonment, Lake Mary May Block Project Tonight By Untied Press International The United States Wednesday divulged details of the treatment of American hostages in Tehran for the first time, accusing Iranian militants of playing Russian roulette with a woman prisoner and blindfolding and bullying others during "grueling interrogations." Two senators in Washington reacted by calling for sterner measures against Iran, including the detention of Iranian diplomats in the United States and a naval blockade of Iran. State Department legal adviser Robert B. Owens told the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands the American hostages often were threatened at gunpoint, tied upright to chairs for up to 16 hours, made to sleep on bare concrete floors and kept blindfolded in the first weeks of the crisis that begap Nov. 4. 'f W. 16th St., Sanford. on Jan. 20. Thursday, March 20,1980.-3A Budget Comm'ittee Faces Tough Choices NAflON , H. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- i — IV owl Lawi CeSium Jr.. a DI $C$ARSU $ANPOSD: JO s5ewiy nun C. "so Cod A.Jmun MIMe A. Wam mw P KING sier :-ILI NNI ~ CeNs Tsirry A. snow ddWerallm U.S. District Judge Walter E. HoNnw h'dlcat.d he was willing to wait days for a verdict. lie costly trial started nine wesbe ago. _______ "I may be seeing you tomorrow and the day after and the dey after that. Be of good cheer," Hoffman said to attorneys Wednesday after telling the jurors to quit for the day. Earlier he ordered court reporters to read for the jury CanI. Tedi portiom of testhno4 by an Anotrallan ihs$*idan who &et ldnmii* a sedative, to Infant deformities. Dr. thibed Cipe D. MMN, DeLsel William McDulds supported the dakn of the plaintiffs, an La.mau 0. Ceysen, r: Grisado couple, that theirs.. was deformed by Bendectin. The ieiaa L. WeNneser. Maim. jaram ashad to hear M*lds's testimony again. 1 1 1 1 1 ,1111110111 a. swawo lie sNsctb of dudir verdict could be far-reaching. The antivkeINI. Liwis, Ovies. Hy Nell — F- PSmIPIVMIS 11. drug Bendsetin has been used throughout the world fty a. 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 api i, Mace It was mwofactamd and marlwtsd by Mu'rell.Rlchard. usiric. to 111. TIe liege phwmacieuUcal company 4*h the -i:. IWV# Dali0 A. is DOOM drug is safe. f " ; - p.— — _ fflni;; LI - r _ . ;. .%'!,'!L'J0.--' . # - #: -,'A -;~~ . , ~ . - :~ - . . .. ,~~ ;a.-Wq ': -1 LLLLJ SL.j 46 - �7 7 . .. - . -' • • -. . • • :.. . .-. • .. . . ... • . . A:4 A— Ev.nInQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 20, iflO Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Carter May Have Helped ABC Win Ratings Race New York Opera.Audience Resembles Yankee Stadium Crowd By JOAN HANAIJER presidential news conference would give Carter ABC probably has done the viewers a service, Among new shows, ABC had an entry In the top States," "Here's Boomer" and "From Here to UPI Television Writer only four days before the Illinois primary, however, In putting the spotlight presidential on 10 - "That's Incredible" - but otherwise It Eternity" need help. 'Pink Lady" appears NEW YORK (UP!) -ABC edged out CBS in the In the ratings race, what happened was that pre-emptions. During the Nixon administration, earned disappointing numbers on "Tenspeed and beyond help. weekly Nielsen ratings race, possibly in* part CBS had to push back Its highly successful there was considerable controversy about the Brown Shoe," "GalactIca 1910," C thanks to President Carter -by not carrying the _____ l Ar "Dukes of Hazzard" and "Dallas," both top-rated president using his power to preempt as a Whistle Blows," "Stone" and "One In A Million." The 10 top network television programs for the president's March 14 news conference !Jve. series. The ABC movie, "Where the Ladies Go," political tool. The networks may find it two to CBS had "House Calls" tied for lithplace In the week ending March 16, according to the A.C. hi The ABC difference was 0.3 of a ratings point, began its run against a news conference instead turn down a president, but public irritation can new show. department. Nielsen Co., were: c and with only five weeks to go until the end of the of a top series, keep White House demands in line. 1: 60 Minutes (CBS); 2: (tie) Dukes of Hazzard NBC had a mixed reception for "Facts of Life" ;ratings season, ABC leads CBS in the season-to. "Where the Ladies Go" ranked 51st on a list of Meanwhile, back at the ratings war. NBC has — in the top 20 in a special showing right after its and M-A-S-H (both CBS); 4: Alice (CBS); 5: Real ' da te ratings averages by 0.2 of a point. 69 programs even with this break. Ratings for reason to be cautiously optimistic, still in third parent, "Dffrrent Strokes," but dismal in its own People (NBC); 6: Dallas (CBS); 7: Three's ABC said it refused to carry the question-and. President Carter were not Immediately available place, but narrowing the gap This week NBC had * time silot later in the week. "The Big Show" Company (ABC); 8: One Day at a Time (CBS); 9: a nswer session live - as CBS and NBC did - because Nielsen only offers fast figures on two shows in the top 10 —"'Real People" and variety act ranked a healthy 24th, "Sanford" Diff'rent Strokes (NBC); 10: That's Incredible because of the CaMDaign advantage a sponsored "Diff'rent Strokes." racked up a respectable rating,'but -,United (ABC). - -.--. ;•_ ..'•;. - .. , m.I '.'U4 .• D &tU1 IL U&ItK gesture at her detractors. Jackie -watching the United Pros International whole thing from her Diamond Horseshoe box DEFIANT DIVA: It Ian't often the black tie set didn't take sides. at New York's Metropolitan Opera comes on like the crowd at Yankee Stadium, but it happened BUZZIN' COUSIN: While Jerry Lee Lewis Monday night -right there in front of Jacqueline pounded the ivories to a packed house at GlUey's Kennedy Onassis and everybody. A sizable nightclub in Pasadena, Texas, first cousin segment of the audience at the Met's premiere Mickey Gilley was doing his gig at the Palomino performance of Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" in Los Angeles to the raves of a very diverse booed Prirm dOm Renta Scotto when her celebrity crowd. The main audience attraction soprano faltered briefly In the second act. Miss was John Travolta, who plays "Bud" in the justScotto's fans stormed to the reme with cheers completed film "Urban Cowboy" — most of and applause, but the diva got In her own licks at which was shot in GlUey's, the world's largest curtain call — aiming a wellknown Italian hand bistro. But Travolta wasn't the only one ap. I!e nt ra I F I WOODY'S HERD: There's a generation gap between jazz great Woody Herman and his "New Thundering Herd" band, which played a weekend gig at New York's Village Gate, but it doesn't bother Herman. He's been betting the beat for 43 years. The average age in his troupe now is 24. Says he, "Folks think I try to play a father figure plauding Gilley's weekend rendition of "Don't the to them, but that's not so. I deal with them as Girls Always Get Prettier at Closing Time?" professionals and adults and it works out fine for Right beside him were Sean Cotmery, Mikhall both of us that way." Herman is staying out of the Baryshnikov, Marie) Hemingway, Herve Vii- squabble between rock and disco fans too. Says lechaize and "Cowboy" director Jim Bridges. he, "I think there's really only two kinds of music MMLE ;,'I.. • U.S. NAVY tell fr W. . Ji I Sponsored by: SANFORD ROTARY CLUB 7 BLUE ANGELS. SANFORD/CENTRAL FLORIDA AIRPORT 2 Vi HOUR DAREDEVIL ENTERTAINMENT - ............S. Gates Open at 9 A.M. 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By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 , I' Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. - Haiti, Israel or Rome, their techniques are the sane, for they use every psychological ploy to separate the tourist from his or her money. In their "school" It Is obvious they learn to hustle, tofi tier, Intl te, to play upon youretnoUon d h to make the sucker thinic he is getting a ______ _________ THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor I_ ____ _ ______ Spending .1": Cuts.* By JANE CASSELBERRY inscriptions everywhere scrawled on the walls of ancient As recently as the beginning of this year, the ":, concept of a balanced federal budget was widely derided here as a bizarre notion embraced only by I , :, hopeless romantics, heartless conservatives and • penny-pinching zealots. But a change in attitude as dramatic and sudden as any shift in opinion in recent years now has produced a rough consensus that the budget for the 1981 fiscal year, beginning next Oct. 1, can and should be balanced. ' . . and good tip got you priority and a roll of toilet paper. There wwo thrise stalls and a workrian was in the are so mall * * retorn. I - BOB WAGMAN WULIAM STEIF rR 1Ie QWD1b 5W FCR *--- I CAN A6 1INVI lU. ijr W hatever W10. L.11 /Z S ocia &wto I Security M" 71at drastic change can be attributed In great measure .. to a pair of terrifying reports on potentially uncontrollable inflation that followed one another in rapid succession — a 1979 rate of I ,,, 13.3 percent and a January 1980 rate of 18.2 perI ~, . .. A curious Oft happened to My 7g"w4M WASHINGTON (NEA) — No matter what cent on an annualized basis. . .. mother the other day. happens from here on in the fuWre who old I The theory that the government's unrestrained political She found my fatborls Social Security cord. reporters gather to fondly remember production of "printing-press money" Is the sole Campaign'90, It will be John Connally about My father died In 1163 andiny mother didn't cause of inflation, a simplistic concept embraced whom they will reminisce mod, His dream of know, or had forgotten, that he had been by some ideologues, has been rejected by the White House came to an end two days phi)th Into Social Security, to In the Intervening .ms my motier respected economists who offer convincing after his dismal finish In South Carolina when , , announced in the ba he llroom of a Houston arguments th at a balanced budget will only . t— own social reached age II and drew on hold that he was accepting On iravitable. He slightly ease in fl ationary pressures. ;, security account., Which now pe ye her $1111 a was calling it quits, Yet there now exists in this capital. a general :1 mor4h. . r The ConnaUy run nay be the last of tin old. agreement that a balanced budget is Imperative style big buck. campaigns In this age of But shols wondering about my fatheir's old not only because every feasible technique for campaign-spending limitations, It may be the security account, W=dffft if might collect more than her monthly, tufrs. dampening inflation must be used but also for last one in which a candidate runs wide open wondering If there's $ retroactive sii' everywhere at once In this age of pick-your. political and psychological reasons, , in g her, payment await iIn an unusually prescient action last December, spot-and-concentrate campaigns. She got In touch with her local Social Connally began his quest early enough the House Budget Committee asked the Security office. There are nearly 1,100 such more than two years ago, In fact And he Congressional Budget Office to produce "a offices wound the country. In a few weeks abs report enough money, raising more than $10 million, on the possible strategies that could lead to a ttemost of any canctic1ate.But a s pects to have the situati on settled that's from the very reduction in the size of the federal budget," what , beginning, he and his campaign organization anyway. I, The 102-page report, completed only a few made some basic errors and, in the end, they My mother is not alone. weeks ago just as the budget-balancing wave was were impossible to overcome. '1je i. Social Security Administration, beginning to crest, has become the hottest Eddie Mahe, a respected polltic;l _____ st large agency Inthe federal document In official Washington. It already is the Professional, ran the Connally c2znpIgn mi ' viacords on file covsrin semi-official workbook for White House and him, It was the old-style game. With what * million Individual Social Security nwnto be unlimited funds at his congressional leaders holding intensive meetings (appeared e h ired poliuca) Ih AII on the subject. Mostly, 's p formanc, in and left. At one point, he was paying top By AL Rossnxilit JR. The CBO's clinical, non-pa rtisan analysis, dollar to more than 000 operatives. ,ir. K's request was denied. Plans were persons with their earnings Is good. But UP! &me Editor made to send him to his daughter's ,' -Reducing the Federal Budget: Strategies and . $ i For an Connally compaign,ft was always Examples," demonstrates that federal spending first class. In those days, most of the other Myear-old home nursi.ng care and financial asswim. ad to do internal PArnm Service, am A, by employers have had en maichinist who hod undergone surgery for But before he left the hospital, he began to then to can be significantly cut without weakening the early starters, such as George Book WM . mlon cancer two years earlier sought help at hallucinate,~~ I 'i. military, humiliating the poor or even, seriously traveling with one or two aid.., flying a Anot her 1 percent have hid no minber or . -r to a variety vi onemight : 011skarim at1sy1ams,g To John*? • Suspense - • ... • * - • - - ' - 'Market Spread — * .Hurts Consumer — SCIENCE WORLD Treating Cancer Patits en WASHINGTON (UP!) — The cost of marketing food moving I from the farm to the supermarket checkout countei — rose 11.9 Percent year, the largest Incriase In flv , last - -u: -, r k1..j l i1e1 ____ ___ ___ pastel ?y has proposed retiring 12 without theirthartered Laws and lc,ns diagnd en me ____ • ___ tog - - @A " ___ AflA'ipSdaiItIn Baltimare says, "A It of the accoents In the susPense file vs old." destroyers built mqe, than a third of a century in aie but suites of an bet b*k Specialists said neither chemotherapy nor fection, a side effect of a drug, or a melabolle 00 UP 00 Oft that nay have hopponed Mdwho wWemforget some of the psrties radiation treatment would help at this stage. disturbance. Since It was agreed earlier that no tests be when my mother applied for Social Security Big John threw for delegates? In the sumr'ier The patient, Identified as Mr. R, and 1ly than asked doctors not to administer conducted, It was not possible to UY what was that my mother m.Mlon,il my fatlucs of '79, It was a rare weekend Indeed that nuns but thsA worker didn't crich.ck to Item: Oil producers who now reap the benefits Planeloads of potential delegates and any tmbmt oUw than painkillers and caused the new ProblemL ago, but Congress insists upon retaining the ships for use by the Navy Reserve. If the legislators back down, $129 million can be saved next year, _ were not flown to th. ranch In Texas Intravenous fluids. The man's mind was clear, Doctors could have done nothing and he spaks openly with his family about his would have caused great distress for both Mr. comm.. Another POIIIIILY Is that my mother to receive the full treatment. on her own account than as pro.ci death. After all, it appeared that . K and his family. The use of sedatives ad hod Mae costs and have their depletion allowance cut from never brid. It poured In from corporate conme case was discussed In the medical narcotics In this case raised the poesibilty of a survivor of my bith 22 percent to 15 percent. The savings to other tilbutori who felt that cosmally was their Journal Archives of Internal Medicine by Dr. adverse side effects and possibly death. Yaw pay, or the pay of yaw apouse may be of this taxpayers would total $4.4 billion next year. 3ind Lo, a physician and medical ethics ca ndidate, one of their own. Lo and Jonsen concluded In retrospect the ALe ei4 not . be Item: Children of poor families aren't the only began a11st at the Stanford University Medical doctors should have administered 'El Then, suclaeniy, hid COntt4 1 WB 1 6. theta sp 5d to the syStem, Center, and Dr. Albert K. Joneen, a amount of narcotics and sedatives Deeded to beneficiaries of free or reduced-price school making some major blunders. wo my tflotI bioe ldst at the University of California at control the symptoms ,. lunches. Requiring wealthy and middle-income The campaigns biggest error undoubtedly San th FT$flCI5CO. But the problems developed at 3 a.= and persons who',. got so,mtng parents to share more of the cost of feeding their was the decIsion to run full out In all prmmaz states, ignorIng the political calendar and the They questioned whether the attending the two researchers said It was difficult than twit money. But you've got to cooperaa offspring could save $300 million next year. doctors should have agreed with the patient's to consider all the relevant mews. The You've got to: Item: One of the least defensible boondoggles In Importance of lbe early tests. Prom peopl e, add Iowa was no wlsites to deem, treatment and concluded hospital doctors did not consult with the at. ,I _ the federal budget is the Impact Aid program that start the Connolly Cbsck to make sw. your .nçioyer in= Important than Florlds, New Heinip. that '%Wd dhical and legal reasocislo tending physician or senior hospital rgpwft ym WNIW weffat*. provides payments to school districts near major ddre ,lor more important than flilnais. So it justified the patient's decision and the specialists. The staff was not prspvsd to Go to a pbone youir 41CI MA omee I . government installations. Eliminating it would was M out everywhere. make a d0cult dwisloin about wdoirsesion posidans' waspitance of it. of soaring world petroleum prices could give up the right to "expense" their Intangible drilling coda suck 'as .dlproislñg' uung accounted for jhtly more than 1111 the imival ~, tPst lncra.a In ti. prc. of food In mçerinarketi. Higher tam prices amounted for about one third of supermarket food iscr.ssss. Increases In prices of fish and lin: J ported food accounted for the rest of the gain. The largest increase In the spread between farm and retail ;ji prices was a 19 pwmt hike for most priML The AgriculUn Department blamed that an Increases during the second quarter of last year "when declines In farm-level cattle prices were not fly reflected In lover retail most prices." President Cartár called li epresentatives of the retail food and meat I ndustries last summer to protest what the administration regarded as exceadve price spreads___ " Gaps between farm and retail prices rose 1$ percent for fr fruits, 14 percent for poultry, 9 percent for dairy products, 9 percent for processed fruits and vegetables and 6 for eggs. Numbers compiled by the Federal Trade Commission Indlcate that profit margins of retail food chains and food • • er. _____ ___ ' - L " But then earn. the early results. Q,enally But then four days later, Mr. K asked got 9 P"Cent of the vote In Iowa, lea thea 1 doctors to "speed up" his death. Although he 801 a Ism OAR-7111111il, a " stat-'i-8 vi iumi." °P"" . wsft teir gilairvation, Wect" of kidno , - fMlur to two Its toll. Lo and Joseen said this sedetive, with the agrwbent of the patient overlooked, go to the district MA would be osiddurad active outlenasia, an act and family. Mr. K lapsed Into a coma and died demand a reconipetallon of the beaetlto • dividend payments to withhold 15 percent of the funds for remittance to the Intern j JACK ANDERSON Revenue Service would allow the government ____ IoNrAid to abortion the patient's life. that evocift. -- T _ Loudly, -Carry ' - ____ a ' * me * - With Much botarial. do puilloot aw : me ____ '' . - - - . 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COLONIAL GROUP . 4K" - ow ____ Durable Hirculon _ this yew, but ivm incorne Is expected to fall by at least on.. Mb. The Agriculture l)ipu" attributed the higher farm yesr to adss wsr sether, am MW of and frail prodoctics, lever hod production ad vegetable world grain markets. -- p - - i__ j 44 J10 SAVE ON EVERYTHING IN HOME FURNISHINGS SLEEP SOFA with ODD SOFAS' ODD LOVESEATS MATCHING CHAIR - . lot ______ me me __ ______ - ..'I'' - ____ food Indietry, paid more for energy, food containers and other ti*irznsdlate cssts, farm value of retail food averaged 11.4 percent higher last year that the yew before. The 11.6 percent Increase In 117$ *was the ftr Increase In farm vales of domestic iM'fo0 products since 1973. * .'.: - ,---- In hourly earnings. Direct labor costs represent the largest share ci processing and distributing farm foodsThey made tsp 31 percent of retail . .- S A be.WAMThoriewK Race wrobs Was W&MI'm ap Olga to as Bowen "" nounced that the sale ii American tier to Ike preribat, to keow toclmck'gkal murchindise wall IISUL te ad 14Mlss bad met Bvsd up to the Ink was Lark dry en te pr' CaWs sacss. White fl. 't directive before Csmaercs Diputmist ivem rIY iv sie a k'A t!- u officials wars 'reassuring Americas that 1meet's letter iwiI, minafacUiem: Den't iy, te fuss to "B lkee creche." 01g7 Sempesay. a e State P.ptiro4 Mess, Infect, US hirgiisaatie Rishard Casper, madsrsecr.tary for tonijorvy, hut a lull of en UM my ausciat. VIshI EmnW, chess. AM US SUUodC War :raisIerary."The mice at (nr., vs haily i sees to morshdsslatbe.mborgs. Oft l andlon hi fu IN M to 9L - age of 6.3 percent, compared with a 6.1 percent Increase In each of the previous two years. report said there were little, if any, gains in productivity to offest the I * loses through fraud and tax evasion. 1k 0 The CBO study contains scores of other I examples, All that is necessary now is for WASiUNG1)N Jimmy Cater's Pew $aW cemplex was shocking enough. Congress to finally muster the courage to .-:: DI1JTieM hueketers subordinate the pleas of the special Interests to neither tough nor policy. In psissuc vs deidthsg an enernptios to lb. export ban the requirements posed by the national Interest. mockery of d' R°W'e*'i 116 stldu" thit esaid permit er'k"sid asrvlclng pile maxim, the prM has bees jewbosing the 'hipi.t of apuw puts to the Kate 1oudlyad fiy.vetIer. RiaCSL me grain embargo hirtA1 ivts The Carter aâIRIsVafion has given BERRY'S WORLD more than It "egsd the Soviets. noCOMM* acosa of its tectewiogy emI sanuner Olympice boceLt appears to be large, The pI%4IM .emrsd members of falling apt cue me,, that csald rssly Ceem Ma tapleisi brIelm. Jut. $ tel he punish the Ru.dll Is the hen em eupat of .LIItke ale of .opldotltwt.d ntechiMry to technological goods. We ha,, the àmpster.; the Soviets and their sMithies utopped, the RseMaii waist them badly. paled. Yet as erd.r was Issued. _WN • YnIve get 001110 . -- - LAW costs in processing _____ next year to recoup $6.5 billion it estimates it now I ' if V... If' i i % v.?.1 - 1%, VA.. -~ .1 ~ X W. Special Order. Anything.......... • - . OUTLET V I W. Sill Regular Line Merchandise PLUS'Sampl.s. Siconds •Clos.outs.Trad..Ins -Slight Defects. '' - creases on an annual Instead of a semi-annual nally started posting such low vok bt" do IflOfli7 dried i. basis would save more than $800 million. Actually, this was a campaign erIag Item: Requiring institutions that disburse infrom snakebite from the start. terest and U fabric—Your Choice quarters than In the previous year. Returns to stockholders Increased from about 12.5 percent to 11 percent, the report said. Profit margins for food manulactlnrslnasasedth the third quarter, Returns on stockholders' equity Increased from 13.3 1). percent In 1P7$ to 12.1 percent In 1179. — ~, .1. I . ~_A. __ tax profits of food chains were higher In the second and third • - ~ .I,.,- of colors • , . .1 iply for - k__ - /010 manufacturers, which we Included in the marketing spread, Item: Abolition of General Revenue Sharing 'III. members tched a prmnieture Send In the form, and a each Wsaks payments to 'the states would reduce the federal PeTt ID Puerto Rico and lies thai 2 percent was not In pain or discomfort, he said he had consensus wIthout forcing thausdys to liter you'll gel a statement ihowing 70W surnine unpopular positions such as ad. Coverage. the limits vi his endurance. budget by more than $2.4 billion next year. In New Hampshire, Vermont, Mlanuota and re This request, said 1. and Jocesm, "crested ministering low doses of central flurvJ Requiring the states to pay for maintenance of Massachuset ts. Go yew to district MA cmos to duty kind of men backing the Ciafly a Mail, cointrovandal.for the systemdeprossonto,ortosevv,ewcoiçlkwled the siteatics If secondary roads would save another $200 million, campaign you down with whit MA were pragmatic, hardheaded phys5cais." arguments about the aimiIity hot large has told yes, Item: Adjusting former federal workers' businessmen who can spot a laser and never doses and active ou"Ia," the upotaid. me Intern on the case believed that ac flieck to you',, got ssms tag retirement benefits to reflect cost-of-living in- send good money after bad. So, when Con. co death woitldhernoeimerduitl than In this Cas e, the hospital doctors gave oegfromMAthst'sbesno,.1--'--j(, me .: .. ~ were generally higher In the first nine months of last year. - save $250 million next year. 4 1. . • we ___ ... 111. ..)..,141 dia. •. __ BUY DIRECT AND SAVE'... *,., report. rha. Prices of food in grocery gores rose 10.8 percent last year. Prices rose at an annual rate of 15.5 percent In the first halt of ,tyarnd$ raie çf,3.9ercwt, 4 the coid hf of the ___ cid Iad of c$ncer b a1si, or, might have been the result of an in- _- FURNITURE The marketing spread the difference between what farm ers receive and consumers pay for food — has risen each of the pt 10 years and "has been the most persistent cuae of rising food prices," the Agriculture Department said this week In a — .• ___ world. We revolutionized the industry." ' tossed in Trgvi fountain would guarantee our y would make the could produce and there was a need for more power," Wagner recalled. "We went to coal- ;i - "* Tupelo, Miss., Was the first TVA "city" and by The arrival of king-coal also began to take TVA the two large nitrate munition plants built in said. "I think that socialism business has been With the formation of the seven-state grid, ! the end of 1934, the fledging agency had six north Alabama during World War away from its original principles on conservatiun. 1. After the laid to rest. Private enterprise has flourished in TVA's early struggles ended. But as they ended, a distributors, 4,6Z residential customers, 1,6 war, a 1year debate began Envirorimenta lists blasted TVA's support of strip over what to do with the valley as it has in no other place." new drive began. World War II brought unprece- mining. Its plants belched tons of pollutants into commercial comera and served 24 industries, the governmentned facilities, Also in the Sen. Barry Goldwater, running for President in dented power demand and a A mobilization to ' Now, 160 distributors provide power to 2.7 pIcture was Wilson t air. i Dam , built on the Tennessee 1964, proposed selling TVA to private industry. He meet the challenge. illion TVA rate payers. In 1967, the same year contruction began on the in 1925 by the Army of Engineers to power was soundly beaten in the valley. The Muscle Shoals plants returned to In 1934, the agency sold 122 million kilowatt the plants. illfated Tellico Dam TVA moved into the nuclear TVA's first task was to harness the river and it munitions. Cherokee Dam was built in Just 16 hours. In 1, TVA's most productive year, some age by beginning a plant near Athens, Ala., called An act of Congress mandated munitions began with haste. Norris Dam north of Knoxville months. 122 billion kilowatt hours were sold — Browns Ferry. a 1004old Plants be converted to manufacture fertilizer. But was under construction within three months after Htige Fontana Dam in North Carolina, Increase. It did not spicily who would operate the facilities, the board first met in June 1933. The "model scheduled to be built in s years, took three, TVA began spending time and money in court. TVA, the sprawling sevaistate federal utility. One of those who argued free enterprise should town, ,, also named after the Senator, remains Douglas Darn backed up the French Broad River can trace Its roots to such unlikely characters as take over was The Supreme Court halted Tellico because it Ford, who offered $5 million for the today as a monument of TVA's reshaping of the just 12 months after construction began. Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Ford. threatened a tiny perch called the nail darter. The two plants and clam, region . The amazing growth is illustrated by power Environmental Protection Agency, the states of Roosevelt's foresighted concern for conSen. George Norris of Nebraska and his Norris was the first of 36 TVA dims, nine on the generation figures for 1939 when compared to Alabama and Kentucky and a coalition of conaervation Is a cornerstone In the development of Committee on Agriculture and Forestry led the main stream and 26 on tributaries. The 1945. TVA produced less than 2 billion kilowatt sumer groups sued TVA over air pollution. the phil000pby behind the giant agency. And a opposition to the Ford proposal. hydroelectric plants and accompanying lock hours in 1939. Just six years later it had increased FOid ProPo"140 Purchase a large munitions Norris' committee determined the offer was a system created a 650-mile waterway for And, as the federal governinent began battling six-fold. plant at Muscle Shoals, Ala,, was rejected by bad deal for the government. It also navigation and industry. financial itself on countless fronts, TVA faced a quagmire Much of the growth was needed to fuel vital congress, another key development In TVA brought forth the conservation issue. The dams have a generating capacity of 4.5 government installations at Paducah, Ky., and of changing nuclear plant safety standards, in history. "If the Ford offer Is accepted th the fight for million kilowatt hours. In the old days, engineers Oak Ridge. One of t he major reasons Oak Ridge addition to strict air pollution regulations. Roosevelt, appalled at the waste that had conser va tion that has been wagen ed by public- would have had no idea that figure would be a was select ed for the development of the atomic depleted American soils and chopped away Its spirited and patriotic men and women all over the small percentage of today's current capacity, After years of delays, Congress ruled against bomb was the availability and reliability of an '9f forests, appointed the &A C011114MU001 team in country is.. lost and given away," the committee Announcement of TVA's electric rate schedule the snail darter and TVA completed Tellico. I'lie adequate power supply. 1907. The National Conservation Commission's declared, in 1933 caused a roar agency settled the largest clean air lawsuit in from private utilities. They TVA dams were also built to control floods ty, 1,800 Page report is said to be, in many ways, the Norris, the Congressional "father" of TVA, claimed the rates were — believe it or not — too l9story by agreeing to clean up its plant emissions the rampaging river. Agency figures indicate the TVA blueprint, began to lobby for public operation of the plants low to succeed, with billions of dollars in technology. dams have prevented $1.9 billion in flood damage, It is Ironic that an agency criticized for taming and dam, His attempts were beaten back until Tupelo, Miss., with a publicly owned most of which would have occurred in Chat.. the beautiful free-flowing streams of the Ten. 192.1, when the public mood — and the ad- distribution system, became TVA's first And cheap power became a faded page in Un' tanooga. Three large floods were averted in the tustor)' .: nesaee Valley could have been founded In a spirit ministration — had changed. books. municipal power customer in 1934. But the growth 1940s, and in 1950 the TVA system is credited wi th ,ft. of conservation. The so= agency that is "w On May 18, 1933, Norris won his 12-year battle of the grid was small, thanks in part to stem reducing a flood crest on the Mississippi River by ,j'. paying billions of dollars to clean air it polluted with the creation The nuclear controversy, clouded by Thret, of the Tennessee Valley opposition from companies controlled by Wendell two feet, Mile Island and TVA's own complex troubles at % f - WAS OrillihAlly' created to preserve the en.. Authority,s New Deal brainchild of the Franklin L. Wilkie, utility company holding president and vironment. Water power alone soon was not enough to Browns Ferry, remains unsettled. The agency's Roosevelt AlnMrat1on, later candidate for President of the United States. satisfy the energy-hungry valley. TVA en- future, and billions of dollars in investmenL'. .'hil i TVA wasforged rot of depression-eirs Ideas, but Its foes called it a startling example of creeping Wilkie finally succumbed to TVA pressure to couraged the skyrocketing consumption, and hangs in the balance as the nation's policyrnakers from problems with a much older origin. From socialism, Its proponents saw it as an ingenious lo- we r rates, and to his surprise, consumption through power sales and borrowing began to build wrestle to unmuddle to nuclear dilemma. the process vi building a foitt ow short visit to Rome only made want to more and our guide assured us the come we wherever and however they feel like It. Most of modern build1ng its 12 coal-fired steam plants. "The river was being used for all the energy it — by a little woman, who actd as a traffic cop. A One gets the Impression Roman drivers park nt.,, — to Income tax.) the two days we were in the city. Autho KNOXVILLE, Tim. (UP!) When the Tenthe l0s on, na vigators complained about a 37. way to develop a rural region, control crippling neasee went up as did his profits. Valley Authoñ first started produc ( -4. mile strstch of the Tennessee River. The white floods, produce cheap electricity and save the But Wilide and others lost their battle to break power In 1034, bread was 7 cents a loaf, chu*. water rapids, near Muscle hoals, made valley's forests and soil. roast cost 17 cents a pound and milk was 40 cents steamboat travel up TVA when a special three-judge federal court Impossible. As early as 1850, _ Retired TVA Chairman Aubrey "Red" Wagner upheld the constitutionality of the TVA Act in ' cents per kilowatt hour a rate lees than half the navigation of the Tennessee. "We responded to those socialism charges by city began buying cheap power from the young national average. Completely removed from this concern were putting our heads down and doing our Jobs," he agency. The molt intareeft Oft about the elk was the uxssx rtroosn In the basement titled over circle around cars parked in the middle of one of the city's busiest squares where their striking drivers had abandoned them. They there ey Vail Evening Hirld, Sanford, FL Thursday, March 20, )980--IA _________________________ 'Troubled Nuclear Power Agency Founded In Spirit Of Conservation wasI30toll1perc tandlillipsirmtolinCOM is expected to reach N by next year. Gasoline tank trucks hung with banners were parked In a dicaps, were more evident in Rome than to Jerusalem, however, Romane are really big on graffiti. You c , _ Gasoline is more than $4 a gallon in Rome and Beggars, especially ftse with obvious han. Tennessee lil. Weveco,w.rn.daboutlnflatlan hire, but ate cafeteria style sidewalk cafe we paid N for two sandwich and mall bowl of cokes, a ch annsdfndtcodctalL (In Ismal thS ItI lovers stroll. 1 The Clock It Can Be Done .!, 4 11111W most compact car, hire leak park .vajywhir., but an the trolley in tracke an street, or wedged sideways between othur Drivers walls along the banks of the Tlber River where bargain. They we everywhere, no matter what time of the day or nlgit you emerge from your hotel or bus they we waiting to poiunce upon you waving their necklaces, postcardsand souvenirs In your fec,,, _________ ' With Itajy's radical politics it is not swpr1sin much of the graffiti Is political, with ch.rgse vi "Fascist" and "Communist Asuuln." Evidence of an organized campaign against Volkswagenalso be seen about the city with the familiar VW symbol accompanied by the worth for Fascist company. There is still some romance left in Rome and ta amo, Maria" c be seen painted on the I've decided there must be an international training school for peddlers, beggars, horse handlersead cameithivers. Whether you are jn (USPS 481 280) -- Similar Tollius. �V -- . - • V, • V. • - S . ..t . 1 .. I • 'V . • . - _••_.••.•• I V Red Bench Wants Leadership Role SPORTS IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fit Thursday, March 20, 1NO I V s ;Vd.fr 3 L, ':,, "",:.", <, 'I'll .~ 1, 1~1 '.. 1.I . . By MURRAY OLDERWj CINCINNATI (NEA) - At a time when baseball salaries were escalating into the million-dollar range, when free agentry became the vogue, when a playe r the first time was In control of his destiny, Johnny Bench chose to take the Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 20, I98Q Roof Falls In On Renko . :V By United Press International Detroit nudged Cincinnati, 3.2, St. Louis Berra's single in the eighth ....\!itctl Boston Red Sox pitcher Steve Renko, routed Kansas City, 14-4, Minnesota Page' ripped a single with two Dien or the most consistent person in the blanked Houston, 9-0, Pittsburgh shaved base in the ninth inning to give Oakland world, stumbled again Wednesday. the New York Mets, 5-4, Oakland beat the corne.froiiibchind win ... Dick Davis hit . V - - V 7,1 -- Thee m elines -Star NIT Cavaliers Claim ,.~~ i 1! , I By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor fl oun All ati G ame Crown NEW YORK (UP!) - Virginia bench did an outstanding job." when he fouled Kevin McHnie-who Coach Jim Dutcher, whose club half baskets to spark Illinois past Coach Terry Holland's post-game - For much of the game, however, almost made a driving basket with finished, 21-11. youthful Nevada-Las Vegas. Mark challenge was as direct as a Ralph Sampson, the 7400t4 freshman 11 seconds left.McHale, Minnesota's Randy Breue r, the Gophers' own Smith, Johnson's junior forward Sampson dunk shot, center, played an indifferent leading scorer during ttá regular towering freshman center, looked up partner, added 12 of hIs 16 points "If the NCAA champion Wants to openinghalfastheteamsfoughttoa seasonmade the twofree throwsto toanopponentfor theflrstflme thjs thesecondhalfas theFightingflth play one game, we're available," 29.29 tie. Sampson, who finished with pull the Golden Gophers within a season ... and was duly impressed. finished at 22-13. Holland said Wednesday night after 15 points and 15 rebounds and was point, but Lamp sealed the triumph "Sampson's a great player," said Michael Johnson scored a gam Sampson - his l9year-old sleeping named the NIT's Most Valuable by sinking two foul shots with two Breuer, a gangly 7.2 reserve who hIgh 30 poInts for Nevada-La - awoke in the final 1:31 to Player. was limited to six points and seconds left, blossomed os on play. ,,He Vegas, 23-9, which started on lead the Cavaliers to a 58-55 triumph four rebounds over the first 20 "I think our intensity was the works hard and keeps himself under senior, three sophomores and over Minnesota for the cham- minutes. di fference tonight," said Lamp, who control." freshman. in p tseas match the Metro Conference all-star basketball team against pionship of the National Invitation "I played harder in the second half was held to nine points and com. Darryl Mitchell scored 11 of his Sampson, Breuer, Mitchell, Lam the best from the Five Star Conference. Tournament. and so did the team," said Sampson, bined with Sampson to shoot only 7. game-high 18 points for Minnesota in and Eddie Johnson were named The major stumbling blocks are the same that prevented In the consola tion game for third whose two free throws put Virginia for-23 from the field. "There will be the second half before a disap- the all-tournament team as VIrginL last year's efforts to stage the game; lack of sanctioning by the place, Illinois beat Nevada-Las ahead, 54-53, with 1:31 left. He then only two happy teams In the na tion pointing Madison Square Garden became the first ACC team to w Florida High School Activities Association a nd lack of liability Vegas, 84-74. rebounded a missed free throw by when the season ends and we will be crowd of 13,5%. Lee Raker added 13 the NIT Maryland in 1972. for th e which was announced last week and scheduled "This proved there's teammate Terry Gates a minute one of them." for e Cavaliers, th w ho finished at 24"DespIte the fact this was i for Sat urday, March 29, at the Seminole Community College lots of good teams around , and we're later and Jeff Lamp hit two foul Minnesota will not. 10. ti game, it was important, Gym. certainly one of them," said shots to put the Cavaliers ahead, 56"We played hard and played good In t pre minary he li game, Junior said Coach Illinois Lou Henson Less than hearty support to stage the game was evidenced Holland. "We played exceptio nal 53, with 19 seconds left. defense, but we just didn't func tion forward Eddie Johnson scored 20 "Pride and character were at by bo th the Metro Conference prin cipals and the Five Star team basket ball. The guys off Sampson nearly became the goat well offensively," said Minnesota points and hit three straight second- stake." Conference administrative heads in conference meetings earlier this week. 0 Faced without official sanctioning or insurance from either the Orange County School Board or the Seminole County School Board, school principals made a srnart move in voting * not to hold the contest. No doubt many a hoop fan will be disappointed in not seeing U)' what promised to be a great game between Orlando's beat and ,, Herald Writer the local boys, but all things considered, the game " CthVr uCiuvi ary1 ffl,.lt &ai without much like ItItttI,1f, the La" 'b '" gunned down Lyman ahead of the fast break. speedster Bob Parker at Burger King Restaurants, which last year also agreed ms and home plate with two out sponsor the game In the form of providing unifor th IUIIfl preserve a .. '4 ' publicity,quietly backed down, wishing not to ur school vR.i.0t7 a e Ow officials into playing the game. afternoon. . Seminole High principal n Reynoldsoffered a e insight Wednesday . ,, win, the 13th straight _I_l_ tothesltuatlonon thecancellng. r'e 1'. V h BhU Benjamin's I _____ "We votedasaconf erencenot to play the game unless It was for _______ Hawks, avenged sanctioned," offered Reynolds. "The Metro Conference I 1.11. season opening 2.0 our . ftlt principals did likewise." namen .setback HowdoesReynolds eye personally perso Y feel about the all-star co Greyhounds. Lake Howell . cept? ye C "In one se nse it's nice, It would give the kids a chance to play perfect against the beat from the other schools, but to the ferencew,, a 1: overall. scouting angle a lot of people think about, that's probably not record. I are . %I ..: Greyhounds dropped to true. While a lot of good talent would be on hand at one place at -. t he same time, mos t coll ege coaches ha ve their scouting a nd 10-5 on the year and 3 M5j. recrui ting trips plan ned far In advance. They know who they F • .1 14,e • , want to look at and when. I don't think that many scouts would -. '. . by beating Parker have come to the game anyhow, maybe some junior colleges inning to second baseman Scott but that's about It." Reynolds added, "U the game was sanctioned by the Smith, who threw the ball out ,T.-: :. play advancing Parker to FHSAA, I'd be all for it. But the season has to end somewhere . .1 . .: :;' second. along the line." • ,.. • V - • moved ._4,j'.._ . ' .. ... . Junior Seminole County coaches and principals are probably •. uier MI LU5U Wiw, a iuCe . . V looki ng over their ll shoulders at the actions Metro .1 . sacrifice bunt principals have, taken. .. -A. outfielder • .;. .. .V Faced with ever increasing U=sportatilon I alh! an4 r efcostshe game set up for the basketball has been greatly Andriano liftedaahort ?Y .. all to the strong-armed revamped, V 5 -. '4 one. . The Metro school heads have voted to change the structure who -hi" a N1ISW PuNS ?i bounce strike to catcher by VNC Lyman catcher Nell Marshall dive, bead tint of game day activities by ti both women', Frank Reindl, who tagged Silver Hawk second baseman Scott Smith takes a rip at the plate in Wed- back to th e bag while Silver Hawk first baseman men's play an the &wne game day. including junior varsity Parker as he tried to hook - nesday's Five Star Conference clash between Lake Howell and Lyman. IMe Jay action. Drives tries for the pick off tag in Lake slide away the ball. Silver hawks scored a 4-3 victory over the 'Hounds for their 13th straight win. Howell's 4-3 win over the Greyhound. Wednesday. ginning with the upcoming season, Friday's In the Metro Conference basketball scheme of things "I thought It wasn't deep call for a soft pillow for seating comfort. enough for him to take the sixth, Miller walked Mur ray, mixing his fast ball eight runs per outing in the mishandled another Miller both runners with what I. J.V. boys will play at 3 p.m. followed by J.v. girls at 4:30, said Ely ofilzgameuver. u leadoff er hitt Rob Reich, wi th a quick-diving forkball, previous 12 victories, nicked ground ball and Reindl proved to be the eventual the comes th e varsity , have rim I W game at 6:15 capped oft by the he wouldn't LV girl's Lyman pitcher Jeff Kerr kept the Greyhounds off Kerr for a run In second and Wooped a hi t to right, ,boy's va rsity contest at 6.15. g5.... winning runs. go me anyway. followed with a mammoth balance for the remainde, of three in the fourth. With runners at . Marathon basketbaill, another sign of our Inflationary times. and "We got down too far My's throw made a winner homerun blot to left field to the sWh huft until Ely's :*1. second, Smith delivered agalin earlyI11 conceded Lyman of junior right hinder Charlie pull the Hounds within 4.3. throw balled him out in the Miller opened the second by with a slicing line dive down Coach Bob McCullough. "We Miller who hurled the first Kerr also dove In Lyman's seventh. V reaching on Chuck Brock's the rlghtfleld line, which Neff just can't beat the better five Innings for Howell. run with a single. error at third base. Reindl chased down, but couldn't teams playing from behind," son Tees Ben jamin turned to we fork"I was just trying to throw dropped neat sacrifice and catch. Friday the Greyhounds ball special Brian Murray to "We just wanted Brian to low strikes so they wouldln't right fielder Mo Smith drilled Miller scond while R&Lnffi entertain Sanford at 3.30 enaire the win after Miller throw low strikes," Ben jamin take me away," confirmed i . single to left scoring Miller. moved to third and Smith to p.m., while Benjamin's since contest tournament consola on High Flying Hawks Edge Greyhounds announcing press e - 'V . V V star contrary S. ' . _ IV.: V V V V', - V V• V .- 1 . . . V V V bi V ,.,' V V ._• . _ .. ' V ... ., . - ective . , . ' V . V •V , more first V first 'As 0,000 Event V 11 EDRA,Fla.(UPI)-It'aTomWatsonagaii field n the ___ Watson, making his appe arance ..s, year, OU today as the favorite at the start of the $440,000 Tournament agai i h...e sa* nowadays ka5 always ". i. h , IkI. ' I. ,h L-year., ..y ..... yew's even,., t'i, .e.iL,i.,.kI favorite. ! While .JA VT l..S,11k.. 1 aI ik.. •h ....t Il 'old Watson, IWo'J aw. , ' years, has alresidy won two $3 San and Los Angeles) and a pace-setting $110,425, but Insists he's still "I feel like there Is always room for Improvement," Watson aId Wednesday af ter taring up for his first tournament In ttree weeks. "I'm not lilting the ball as solidly as I'd like and It worries me. I colt get true distance out of my dub." That's from a man who has won 16 tournaments and more *han $2 million in the pest 30 months. "I went to Dallas and worked out tine or four days with B)Ton Nelson," said Watson. "I'm frying to Improve my iwing, the setup position and the take-sway. I want to get my a= to the bell sooner." V Watson, rarmerup in last year's TPC, said that preparation isa "critical" for his play over the 7,000-yard, win1agued wç Gall Coins this weak. "You can't afford to leave the ball short hits,"said Watson. 'Wist Qy Open.' U It doesn't blow bite, It doesn't 'ma. is low re Wa.a.$ba jarbasardIa thsgctiur' s'a'P4VYsureSllyMvs$sbspaflL '1inchoyssoba1ano,a 1o$" Watesncontket 'It takes mets cssmu$ra$iss to play in Lbs Lag pair Watuss dotugar and lest by five tobrssk per forllhsleaistho )'AmW.didm,7g ii. privies pairs lbs% Waamsst was played OR the rwde Sswgr c1 uitast ci Jsckaii'vlJ le, "Walas' $'uadstir year was of tho best aessi 'vs everesea, colep the wind," saId Watson. 'lot! e i.mc.ires,ltta.stalesm.ft.dthatasthskMidoI ouraslilk. I. play."__ I Ths wssk usda the ausodatini botwas Mgrs ad UWek ?PC. Ned year, the inu ad IbsierW flalddths teor*uswlbsr.sd Ii lbs - Player. Qub, aew aider ct1ISlxst iteswW be toer. suited to i' 1.. 1,1 Iae n,e iv v elsewhere. iH I I fl I U ..h adernk Titvwi 564 dI5I £%a a..wl, past Um YCAM hod been called ty or Franchise at the Gainesville campus. That's probably the best thing he's been called. A coach's headache for three years, who also had a penchant for tar. diness, Hannah quit school and decided to take his "Fran. ____ di elsewhere. Did Slow reach for the nearest Bufferin bottle? No, he reached for the neared colleg, directory and tried to ac. commoda t. his first 6.1cr makontent. "Bill Coi (athletic director) bed itged Hannah to 'got back In school sad get his academic lit, straightened out!" Sloan related. "The university has a commItment to him J a ak.. k (U15SW M 114 ______ _____ acadenIcally. Sloan further emphasise'the .cad,nile end to the troubled young six and told Mm "I am now personally reeponsible to ____ V $__V - t map ' .IthIIIIN made .t$awgrsas ?Lr.11 WAMW s" was =i$k&4 $M ' Uiet !1ee1 It' be changed. ft's the wind." pear w$ Oft the University of Florida and the refore be able to function effectively In uoélsty," continued Sloan. After one hour ci father-to-ion however, th ere was itill only one person In lbs room Interested In Reggle Ha,urah graduating -and It wun'tReggIs I1arn. "He told me he wanted to tranthr," remembered Slo'n. "FmI said. Got mealidoI. 00is,I1lp1onth.p1, and help you go someplac. else. You're nablig a terrible ___ Now If you're pondering which lag Coach Sloan Is pullin or If you're having trouble digesting whet you just read without th e bkü* sod., you don't know Norman Sloan. "11t's not tie type of player I'm going to have," rs npKdi,,d Sloan. "We're not going to have that at the Unive rsity of florid.. ___ __ ___ Hannah 'R.gI. cane do enough _____ one year k b.a&.fb.1I In for n,. vitUyf.kIn on .N his práI.m..'. Conch Horn..., Shin "When I w tiers 14 years ago I srItsd a thn&l situation. It toa us one yew to strajijden It out. From that po on every tayer I .crnited at the Uui,vMty of Florida ___ - - ____ was a *eggls Hannah While 51 us not to disirmasd to pram, he wouilda't mind seslag a deput his rele. J'ding ______ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - iadasnk se." _____ "I caida't got ad."u1utbell Ii *IcUy to us aseesiy toes, Tbs may iivad -to aces p,çle, but Ilissle ah es't do is hi'lhill I ma y fir -(Norma Ileas) to jidify on all Ms problems." 'I'm net eided hi Raggis Hannah because ci one yew of Ild Far IuIeruP.d in Reggie Messiah because I vast to. ___ ____ ____ ______ scored $ pobdi, grabbedi r± H ad banded ed1SIs while be" NetthShiti boAft to the M chemploship In two lad weebri ____at lashed. 'Tie do everything 64 ,ged in aorrowsd his coSep chokes to fivi - UCLA, $idiiga, tlM F)etlda State the Galore. V - "Dank Hes'psr is a died position David Thonijisas (firma Sloan All-Ame ricas ad new as All Stir the D.ni,. Nnggda), tart he's the dosed thing to Mm in tulane of ovirsll MMsUc ability and thsU ablU Lien aepone Vn __ ___ at the lndof next y.ar.'....Sloan time pdrsdale. Its so dunwding of myself... Ill be far morw difficult to piou, than the people we're taking about," added Sloan. AM bow demseft Is put..sscn towaamest at the sad of No yew." - 7 ."IM k~:1,1;,11,~!_.i.~, _,__ ,~4 - ____ ~ __ San Anton 3$ 31 .300 9 Houston Indiana 37 39 35 42 33 13 16 60 -4V 10 .453 12½ .434 14 CIevind Detroit .211 31 Western Centerence Midwest Division W L Pct. y.Milwak 43 32 3$4 yKan City 43 32 .373 Denver 29 47 .M Chicago 27 49 .353 Utah 23 33 .303 Pacific Division Vi I Pct. .714 yLoe A159 y.Seafl$e 51 24 OS -1 151/i 17/a 21½ GB - Portland 33 41 .441 19½ Sin Diego 33 13 .453 20 Golden W. St 23 54 .29 32 i-clinched division tilt. yclisched Play.fl bb" Wednesday's Resells Son Antonio 10$, Phila 99 Atlanta 109, Washington 93 Houston 139, New VOIk 113 indiana 125. New Jersey 112 Utah 103, Chicago 100 Phoenix 112, Los Ang 101 Piflnd 115 Golcin U. 113, of Milwaukee 101, Seat tle 106 Tuwiday's Gasses Indiana at San Antonio Denver at Chicago Kansas City of Utah Golden St. N Milwaukee Phoenix at "Al Diego at $..n. Dog Racing HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 1sdsr (1741)- 303.3001 - W INIV ___ __ - - - - I 709.11. Eighth race -3-$,5i 31:11 12.00 4.10 4.20 2 Dewneile lNyznza 5 3Good Bye Dallas 1.20 0(24)19.14: P (24) .o.se) T . 13) 333.00. Nint%race -1.16,1: 31:21 &w,i&,t Heidi t in s san 4RR Charlie .00 2.40 4.40 lkemoKam 0(44)11.41; P (6.4) 13.70; T (4. 4.1) 126.00. Teeth race -34A: 31:75 2.40 2,10 2.20 2 Master Mix 4 Rom Crash 5.00 2.60 7N's SulleWoozy 2.20 0(3-4)1440, P(34)34.11; 1(24-71 . 68 41 race 1140 6.00 4.40' 2Yathnan 3 Sales Pltcti lAllusKickin 1.10 2.40 5.20 P (33) 53.0; SRenegadeChief 18,Liss 640 . •. V \..-, '" %%Vitt ,.. I 1-11 ,: ' -' Sends Gervin Spurs over 76 ers Johnny Bench, likely bound for the hall of Fame, says this Is his last season of catching every game. Q(2$)41U;P(34)1U.$;T(3. A - 3,257; Handle 299,173 Baseball MAJOR LIAOUIS SPIINGTRAINING AMIRICAN LEAGUE W I Pet. Oakland 5 2 .714 Kansas City 7 3 .700 Minnesota 4 3 .417 Baltimore $ 3 AS Cleveland 4 3 .571 Chicago S 4 .556 New York 54 Toronto 3 3 .100 4 5 .441 Milwaukee Detroit 3 7 .417 California 2 3 .4.0 3 3 .400 Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. California vs. Seattle "A" aTamp*, Ariz, 3 p.m. 5 Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, AilS., 3 p.m. Chicago (N) vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ails, 3p.m. San Francisco vs. Oakland at Scottsdale, Ant., 3 p.m. Arizona Slate vs. Seattle "8" at Tempe, Ant.. 9p.m. Sanfsrdl, Apopka 2 , 313 Sanford 3 Apopka 010 001 0-2 Link and Spain; Childs, Chindiet (4), Wallace (4) and Sullivan; Hitters - Sanford: Dealba 24; Law 7.3; Davis 2-4; Apopka; Mainard 7.4; Mioalonl HR COloltlal7, Jens 3 Colonial 0022*1-7 9 2 Oil Iii 0-3 S 3 Jones Hinson, Searles (6) and Shakar, Crux (5) Scarborough and Toots; Hitters - Colonial: Wnenberg 2. 3; Records: Colonial 10.3. L Howell 4, Lyman 3 Iii 113 0-3 4 3 Lyman III 300 s-I 4 Lb Howell Kerr and Marshall; Miller, Soccer Clinic Las Angeles Atlanta ci. Walters 6-0, 6-0; Martin ci. Kruil 6-0,6.0; Arnold ci. Kuiberi 6.4, 60 Doubles: Kleln.Layer ci. Johnson. Krull6-3,6-7; Holt-Martin ci. McGehee.O'Farrel 1-6, 6-7, 63; Arnold-Arnold d. WattersKuiberi 6-3, 24, 6.3. Highsdto,l Colonial 1, West Oi-ane2 Singles: Gosnell (C) ci. Herr,,, I. 4; Eynon (B) d. Bustamente 0•3; Scammeil (E ) ci. Hawkins $5; Hykos (E) d. Bauer $2; Oetjens (B) d. Elliot S-S Doubles: Hawkins-Marron ci. Go$nell.Bustamante SI; Eynon. ci. Hyli.s•Skammeli I.S. Winter Park Y. Lymanl Singles: Carpenter ci. Morriuey $.2;Manderson d. Oswold Stutzman ci. Dorfman 5.0; Cox ci. Fleming IS; Ciedar d. Hill 6.2 vVVI Doubles: Pascual- Gibson d. Powers- Bergh 1-2; Loveless Connell d. Echoff Nelson $3 College Basketball National Invitational Tourney At New York City Championship Game Virginia SI, Minnesota 55 Consolation Game Illinois 54, Nev. Las Vegas 11 PrO Hockey NHL Standings 5y united Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L I P15. 15 S 17 107 i-Phila 79 Rangrs 35 27 9 79 35 2$ 9 v NY Islncirs 76 32 2612 Atlanta 61 25 35 11 Washington Smythe Division w I T P15. 19 31 23 17 y-ctiicago 10 29 30 17 L0u% 61 23 31 15 Vancouver .r,in,wr-lenurW, U. Morrisey-Dorfman Si; Pullman. Cox ci. Oswald-Fleming Apopka 1, kiuimmo, I Singles: Ballantyned. Perez Si; Sielig ci. Gardner S.?; Knowles d. Carpenter 5-3: Chandler d. Woods 0-4; Meuano ci. Bolin 5-1 Doubles: - Seelig.Mazzino Peres-Woods 53; Gardner. Carpenter (K) d. Lee.Sebeck 5.5 Edgewater 6. Singles: Venditti ci. Simmund 5- Howell 13.1. ennis T , Wednesday's resells College Rollins l,Miss.4 Singles: Pollara (M) ci. DeSalvo 74, 44, 6-4; Perry (RId. Fargubar 6.4,6-4; Spiolmasn(R)d.MulkiflI3,41; Green (R) d. Tempelton 6.1, 6.1; Ramsdell (R) d. Wysor 6.7, 4. 2; Hickman (R) ci. Brandt 71, 7.1 Doubles: Farqtar.Mulkin d. DeSalvo-Perry .1, 44, 6-4; Tom. pelton.Pollara (AA) ci. Green Ramsdell 746 74; Outlaw-Brandt (R) 4. Umpsted-Hickman 6.3,64 w..o. S.mlaole9,CostralP18.4 highs: Klein d. Jotmson 60,60; Layer d. McOiIwe 6-0, 6-1; Crenshaw d,O'Parr,i67.6-1: Ho" x Montreal 43 20 9 95 27 34 12 66 Hartford 75 30 IS 65 Pittsburgh 26 3317 64 Detroit 24 36 It 59 Adams Division Vi I T Pts. 41 1713 y Buffalo 95 y Boston 40 20 13 93 v Minnesota 32 2514 75 Toronto 31 35 3 67 Quebec 23 31 9 55 .clinched division sum. -clinched yplayoff berth Wednesday's Results Wednesday's 5, Hartford S. tie Toronto 9, Winnipeg Chicago 5. Quebec 2 Minnesota 7, Boston 4 Edmonton 4, NY Rangers 2 Los Angeles 4, Detroit 3 liflo 3. Vancouver 3, tie Thursday's Games Toronto at Philadelphia Los Angeles St. Lou,. at Atlanta Quebec at Colorado Friday's Games NY Rangers at Winnipeg Philadelphia at Hartford Minnesota at Washington F'ittsburgt, at Edmonton Detroit .it Vmcouver - Highway Automotive, Inc. $995 I Auto Air Conng t on Spring Tune Up di i i Includes Freon and Labor S RECHARGE SYSTEM * FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM * CLEAN CONDENSER FINS 213 Orlando Dr. (17-92), Sanford Ph. 323.3550 estimate If other repairs needed Fr.. ytlII( Colorado Winnipeg 38 12 Il 42 I? 16 45 1) Wales Conference Norris Division 46 43 w I. 1 P15. •V '•' RECAPS th'i Hoang d. Gary-Hutfo S-S Girls WinterParkl,Lymano Singles: Gradey d. McFadden S 1; Dickinson d. Faulkner 5-1; Carpenter ci. Henderson 0 3; Hansen d. Delgado 5-2; Robinum ci. Morrison 1.0 Doubles: Gradey-Carpen$er d. McFadden -Faulkner 5.3; Dickenson. Hanson d. Degado. VIgiello $4 Bow #. Ivans I Siogles: Hall d.Ford$-1, Funk d. Warner $3; Windows d. Sloan 55; Houwnan d. Mali I.S. Souls ci. Sh ericl an 54 ftoWeli Oitlon.Tolar d. SloanMali 0-3; Warner-Sheridan (El d. MatthewS-Campbell 02 COlOSlalS Wag ora.e.2 Sft*st Pascual ci. Powers 61; Miller 4. Sire $0, Loveless ci. EChOlfS2;NeII.n(wO)d.Conn.iI 1.7; Hudson (*0) d. Gibson 54 NATIONAL LEAGUE 6 i .557 12 1 2 .467 53 S 3 431 3 3 As 3 1 .0 .w 740 340 3 00 610 6.50 PhiladelphIa 10.30 Montreal l4)$Ue,T(I.I4)I64I $ece.drci-$LCI 35:13 1740 $40 6.40 76heorFWdsh Sa.nFrancisco PIttsburgh Cincinnati 340 SlonaAbe '.*11.3) 9.0i p im) 81."I T 134, Po,r*race-S-16.C:31*lI 15.30 6.10 340 5*50. Scott $40 4.30 l Dow DLCr-eine 240 ICdwGlrl 1.4117141. PilIbracs -5.13,5: 31:11 34i5 1$ 2.40 4M nigtttJene 1.10 330 I i Surf We Lucky Chicago St. Louis Now Houston liii LIJIhST. SANP0RD ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK 23 540 SanDioeo 710 ii-tr 43,50; P (1-11 9th; lIt. $00440: 00 (3.7) 7441 -- TI - 546, S: 31:11 r 6.00240 2.10 $jgt, pg 340 345 lWlSyChWlN 323.2600 ABILITYIRONWORKS' - 3 S .1 4 .333 5sy1 .ag I * PATIO AND STAIN RAILINGS * INTIIIOS NOW DIVIDERS * POOL FINCIS AND "TES TODAY'S 0*0015 ChIcago (A) va lesSon at Wirdv Now in.I:lOp..n. Saltlmorevs.T.usatPom50ns New York (NI vs. Toronto as Dunedin. 1:30 p.m. PhIladelphia Vi. Detroit at Lakatand, 1:31 p.m. Pittsburgh vi. KaisM City at Fort Myers. 1:30 p.m. CkKifllIati vs. Houston at Coco, 1:30P.m. Atlanta vs. Los Anoolos at Vies V V 15 Ionch,I:IOp.m. Sa5 7k., $irruunihg Are. * WINDOW 011*106 - csrsNvs and IadosIrIsi 2 V V "COMMUcIAI. PIPE IAILINOS •STIILSTAIIS -ANTypi * Fill IKAPlS-(SIsa.ri,aM CasaWbi type) * PORTABLE WELDING Fiu ESTIMATES I I CALL NOW IIAIONAILIPRICIS 11 OOOOOOOO11 Y( p ,- ~I - Murray (6) and Reindl; HItters: 3; Haynss d. Humphries 6.2; Lyman - Kerr 2.3, HR. 3 RBls; Hoangd. Gary $4;Toshd.Hottos. Lake Howell - M. Smith 2.3, 2 Sneed ci. 511l15 5.3 Rils. Dowbies: Slmmund.Humplwies Records: Lyman 10.3, Lake ,, "V""• si '2 s .ase I 0 100 PWsl race -S-I4,C:31:33 40 Beach, 1:30 p.m. Montreal vs. St. Louis at St 3.40 4.20 $1) 43411. Texas 180 60210 . 34) $9.00. Teinurac.-3.a.c: 35:09 2Spicy Pepper 7.101401.00 Wodeo.dayatg00re$Nti '(I.*)3LN,PU-1)l17.$;TU- 13 orbeft or.. - Seattle Boston 141 To MARC SLADI SIRVICI CU$T. -"-usw, we hs* 1111110 ozsdN Dryshr. mschsslcs Is aluty. 6.40 Szffi race -S-il, A: 31:06 3$pis-al Theme 10.60 4.10 3.20 2 Detroit City 2.14 2.10 IConnaily 1.40 0(23)9.4O:P(3-2)Sl.2S;T(32• 6) 216.40 Seventh race 1-16,5: 31:32 16.20 1.10 4.20 1 True Fire 2Dtlf's Dart 9.00 5.10 7 Wright Ant* Up 2.10 0(1-n 611.4e,P(1.2) 129.ISaT(1. Philadelphia at Washington Houston at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Denver at Kansas City Friday's Gasses New Jersey at Philadelphia Detroit at Atlanta l Wool nooncir ___ t "I 11 NSA Standings By United Press International western Conference i. I Atlantic Division Vi I. Pct. ' y-Bton 57 10 .710 y.Phiia 54 21 .720 3 New York 3* 39 .494 20 31 41 .453 23 1 1, *Vmtn New Jersy 32 AS .416 26 Central Division 44' Vi I Pet. OR - x.Atlanta 47 29 .611 - ______ "My Lime sth.dule I qu'kly, very ick1y," Seen said "1 sy."UIcanp1fo,rorftve.rezofrg V r V L $Cltar Deeron Ill be awfully disappointed If wo• not In a ___ Shore's Dank Hesper. . . you're 0(1-4) iii, P (4-1) 39.44; T (4' PrO Basketball lS) 4?S.29 Wi can got four orftv. or six of the dglit guys this year, tefmttd fruinusuvive -namely Wed Pam Beach North ____ - IW1HI1SCOREBOARD And Sloan wasn't alone In his ausesameni "Monty 'tow, (Sloan's and I were watching him this afternoon (Piday)," said Sloan. "Monty played with Davidm college and the pros. He likened a lot of the things Derek did to David Thoinpeon." Even with the acquisition of Harper and several other blue clippers, will Sloan have the time train the Florida alumni wolves to turn things around? "I don't know about other coaches, but the only person that puts peste on me Is myself. I'm not worried about alumni, I'm not worried about administration. This Is the first time In MY We I've ever had a contract." "I'm not worried about what other people want In terms of a ___ -. Ibatbuwl4." Naeds's rupousi was not mactlythat ala Rhodes Scholir. ,Me waaisdtobs him pt his ac.dendeaffak. In iidiiio Id No schilel. far gradusUon," Inebsed $Iosa . "Ha (Hak) kept wading to to abàt ith.11 and I ke$ trying to toll him, 'I'm mere Idored r* aew I. you' spring. money assistant) ma him get his academic life straightened out, graduate from . 1 ... given ever seen," praised Sloan. It IIL U IW Wuwea U _____ V - 1 pace ___________ Tars Set 5th a return appearance in the Stockwell then lashed a second place baliclub, which has been averaging fatal fourth for Lyman. Brock fastball up the middle to score DeLand also at 3:30 p.m. ImaglneNormanSlosn'sreactlonwbenjustafterhelshlred i.e. a tet..i.a • ketbali w rejuvenate the University program 115 beat player has quit. imagine his best player's reaction when Sloan Informs him, It's not the end of the Gator world, and Sloan will gladly ac- . _______ years. The Silver Hawk offense, . ILF years of Gone, Sloan Sets Sights On Harper Unhappy Hannah __________ taunts. a ning. mop up effort. "He usually Holding a 4.1 lead entering doesn't get loose right away." ;, . - V inning the roof fell in. California, 11.1, San Diego slugged collected three hits each for l'hiIadelphi The Dodgers' Teddy Martinez, Bobby Cleveland, 17-2, and Atlanta stopped Jack Clark belted j two-run homer ant Mitchell and Rudy Law laced con- Baltimore, 6-0. ,San Francisco scored se'u runs in t1 secutive singles to tie the game, and Roy Howell drove in three runs and eighth inning ... Dave Cash, Gent rookie shortstop Gary Weiss, playing in Rick Boselti scored the game-winner in licliirds and Broderick Perkins knocked place of Bill Russell, then cleared the the eighth inning for Toronto ... Sparky in i 16-hit Sao runs each to bases with his first home run of the Lyle's sharp relief pitching helped Texas lie'three attack Atlanta's Bob homer hiT. LosAngeles added two more runs break its nunegame losing streak ... Altar • fifth-inning bonier and Rick Matula. In the ninth in ni ng to score a 7-2 (;reene, Mark Wagner and Lou Whitaker Gen e Garber and Al lirabosky combine! exhibition victory, each drove in a run to lead Detroit Oil WI eight-hitter. Bob Welch was the winner for Los Leon Durham smashed two hits d Angeles, 6-1, in exhibition play. Renko drove in three runs to pace St. Louis ... In other camp news, the Mariners filed took the loss for Boston, which tumbled to Jerry Koosman, Pete lleffern and Doug a lawsuit charging King County, the M. Corbett combined to pitch a two-hitter for operator of the Kingdome, with breach ol In other exhibition games, Toronto Minnesota Pittsburgh's Lee Lacy contract For building the stadium edged the Chicago White Sox, 5-4, Texas reached base on Brian Giles' throwing short home-run fences and otherwist-defeated the New York Yankees, 34, en-or, stole second and SCorC(1 on Flab' lailinu to cwperate with the hailciub. , from t'W a VV interests ng ( lie relieved starter Dennis Eckersley, Chicago Cubs, 6-5, Milwaukee bombed grand-slain home run and Ben Oglivie with Boston leading, 2-1, over Los Seattle,8-3, Philadelphia slammed INIon. two-run hoiner to lead Nlilwatikee .. Angeles, and wi th two out in the eighth treal, 11-1, San Francisco battered Mike Schmidt and Greg I.uzinski By United Press International Paul VesI4iaI scored 30 points, iri• Angeles, 112-106, Utah beat Chicago, io:iThe San Antonio Spurs may be out of 100, Milwaukee edged Seattle, 108-1011. cluding 12 in the fourth quarter, to pacc the running for the Central Division and Portland nudged Goldeni State, 115- Phoenix over Pacific Division-leading crown, but they're still very much in the 113, in overtime. lAIn Angeles. Kareeiii AhdulJabhar led lAei Angeles with 29. In 1975, he tore cartilage in his left shoulder. The next year, playoff picture, and the Philadelphia Hawks 109, Bullets 93 can vouch for that. Jazz 103. Bulls 100 he strained muscles In his upper back. In 1978, he ripped 76ers Eddie Johnson scored 29 points and sonally. The Spurs won their third straight Tom Hoswell and Roil Botnt' (iulhnned ligaments in his lower sacroiliac sliding into home. That forced Wayne Rollins added 14 and had 18 "I've played my whole career in the majors there. My him to choke up on the bat, reducing his power hitting. Last game Wednesday night, beating tile 76ers rebounds to pace die I lawks. Elvin Hayes fol- 311 llointsand James liardy grabbed friends and business In Philadelphia, 105-99, San Antonio thus are there. The bank I represent season, he had a recurrence of his back problems. 14 rebounds to carry Utah, playini: paced the Bullets with 25 points. would have dropped me. I couldn't have taken the pressure "But the last half of last season, I was as good as any time moved ahead of the New York Knicks in without Adrian l)ant Icy. Ailis Gilmore from the fans -Morgan got some of that last year. At this the last few years," Bench claims. "I had 13 of my 22 homers the Eastern Conference playoff list, Pacers 125, Nets 12 led Chicago wi(h 23 points. stage of my life, I would have been too unhappy." Substitute guard Joe liassett hit 2 Bucks 108, SuperSonics 106 and hit .316 the last half of the season. When I'm healthy, i can while Philadelphia dropped three games Yet Pete Rose, who had just as many ties to, Cincinnati - still do It all. And I also handle pitchers. People take that for behind Boston with seven left to play in points, matching his career high, to lead nob Lanier, who shared learn-scoring possibly more because he's a native -didn't hesitate to enrich Indiana. Ed Jordan led New Jersey with himit'rs with Marques Jotuison, hit for the Atlantic Division scramble. granted." himself by defecting to Philadelphia a year ago, enduring a "Our guys have a lot of motivation 24 points, The toll of catching every day bothers him most. nine of his 23 points in the final period ftiseason of right now," said Spurs' interim Coach Rockets 139, Knicks 113 "We have enjoyed the luxury the last 12 Milwaukee to offset a 39-point game by carrying "Pete could doIt," shrugs Bench, "because he had control 0f Calvin Murphy scored 38 points and Seattle's Gus Williams. only two catchers," he says. "You should have the opportunity Bob Bass. "They are sky-high. They got the press, which swayed people's minds In his favor." Houston hit on 19 of 20 third-quarter shots Trail Blazers 115, Warriors 113 of coming out of a game when you're up or down eight runs, several standing ovations last night Rose was also the vociferous guy in the Reds' clubhouse. This will be my last year of worrying about catching every (when they beat Washington) and it to mow the Rockets to within a halfgame Billy ltav Bates and Calvin :ttt "The club was better off with Pete doing the talking," says day. really helped." of the Knicks in the race for preferred combined for 12 overtime points to cap Bench, "He needed it." George Gervin and Larry Kenon playoff berths. V "Last spring, I took a first baseman's mitt, a third Portland's victory. Phil Smith, had 28 "Now people In Cincinnati say the Reds need a leader. I have combined for 56 points for the Spurs, who Suns 112, Lakers 108 baseman's glove and an outfielder's glove to training camp. points for the Warriors. been that leader. I came up at 19 and was already a leader. And Mac (manager John McNamara) said to me, 'You can took a 57-50 halftime lead. Julius Erving They called me the Little General." twice brought Philadelphia to within two stick those back In your locker.' There Is an edge of dissatisfaction as Bench reviews his role in the third quarter, but with Gervin and "But I wouldn't mind taking it easier. with the Reds the last dozen "When hurt, there's no Intensity to your play. There's Kenon - each finishing with 33 points WINTER PARK-Rohlins College will starts, and tactics. "Sure, I'm signed," he says. "But you'd think they'd still try the thought, 'I may not be able to walk again normally.' You scoring all but two of San Antonio's to take care of their own. You want the club to acknowledge get out of planes, you creak and you're stiff. You can't perform points, the Spurs led, 80-74, after three hold its summer soccer school for tilt! Gordie h howell, Rollins soccer coach your worth." like John Bench. And you wonder, 'Am I endangering my periods. San Antonio outscored the 76ers, fifth consecutive year beginning in June. for the past 12 years, will be the director. 18-8, at the start of the fourth quarter. After Rose's departure and the healthy raise Classes will be held June 9-13, 16-20 and by future?" "We Just didn't play sharp basketball," 23-27 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. his staff will include present and furiiier Cincinnati to an unhappy George Foster, Bench figured the As a senior citizen of baseball, Bench has a perspective on Reds might voluntarily renegotiate his contract, said 76ers Coach Billy Cunningham, "I Students may attend one, two, or all professional and college players. A his niche among the game's greats. don't know why but we just didn't do three weeks. "I can't tell the Public l should be making over $4oQ,00Q." he Certified athletic trainer will be in at"There are a lot of things to records," he muses. "Yogi much right." sighs. "I remember my dad telling' me after I had played five Berra Is within reach. Included In the training will be printendance at all thin's. For m o re in... He had 358 home runs. I've got 332. Bill years, 'You've already made more In other games, Atlanta topped ciples of attack and defense, passing, formniatio,i or to register for the sot'ct'n' than I've made In Dickey had 13 consecutive years of catching ioo games or my lifetime." Washington, 109-93, Indiana downed New controlling and stopping the ball, running school, write to Rollins College Soccer more. I've got 12." Now at 32, Bench is obviously on the downhill curve of his Jersey, 125-112, Houston routed New with the ball and dribbling, tackling, School, Box 2576, Rollins College, Winter He doesn't sound like a man contemplating early retirement career. York, 139-113, Phoenix defeated Los shooting, heading, goalkeeping, re' Park. Florida 32789. - with or without a raise from management. season 44 •I15 ., *1 - 1_ L. .. ' incorpora .. safe, traditional route. At the end of the 1977 season, before he had reached his 30th birthday, when he was presumably at the peak of his game, Bench committed his future to the Cincinnati Reds. He signed a five-year contract, which now has three years to run. It doesn't exactly consign him to the peon class, not at something over $4(X),000 a year. But he has seen his peers pass him In salary to the point where a few make oo percent percent more than he does. Remember, Johnny Bench is a future Hall of Famer, perhaps the outstanding baseball player of the 1970s, a superb catcher an a devastating hitter. Why didn't he choose to play out the option year on his contract - as Pete Rose, Rod Carew, Reggie Jackson and others did -and test his true value In the open market? The answer is an Interesting commentary on the basic conservatism of the star athlete. "I really felt the owners would sucktoget,herand not sjg many people," he says. "You couldn't foresee the money was going to go skyrocketing." Bench wasn't reduced to fast-food dining. But even on his own team he wasn't the highest-paid performer. That was second baseman Joe Morgan (who has since moved to Houston). And now George Foster of Reds escalated far higher. "It didn't mean anything to me," Insists Bench, "that Morgan made more. I just couldn't see playing out an option year In Cincinnati. It would have been too tough on me per- us An eleventh-how axe has fallen on next weekend's plans to co not for , rO ,, • EAJ r - --5- -':'- , 4 ,/t .. I �- svM—vefltng niraia, santoro, P1. Thursday, March 20, 1$0 The Migration Already Has Started OURSELVES Noth'' i ng Stops Annual Student Pilgrimage To Florida DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) -Back home, chairs the Daytona Beach "Easter Affairs "I have not seen w here gas prices have made snowdrifts are melting into slush and a tankful of Committee." one single bit of difference to t hese kids," says fuel costs more every time you take a trip to the Asher expects more than 100,000 young sun- Sherman. gas station, seekers in Daytona Beach alone during the week "We thought the energy problems and gas Parents complain about mounting mortgage beginning Sunday. A fresh swarm of students is prices wou ld hur t us, but t his year looks to be prices. Tuition is skyrocketing. Th ere's gloomy due the week before Easter — April 6 -and the bigger than ever," agrees Larry Kelly, mayor of talk on college campuses about renewing the week after. Dayto na Beach. draft. "How many are coming here we can't even "Money's tight, no two ways a bo ut it. But the But for one week a ll that can be forgotten, guess," says Carl Sherman, a spokesman for the kids ha ve t heir beer money and their ha mburger For a few days and a few dollars, studen ts can Fort Lauderdale Police Department. "It's money. Motels for Mar ch are booked solid," shed their bulky winte r wear and celebrate in the already jampacked." Kelly said. sun. Already t he y ar e streaming onto Florida Sta te officials are watching the annual Un cer ta inty about gas supplies may not have beaches, soaking up beer and smeared with migration carefully. The go ver nor was warned by halted tra vel plans, but it has cha nged them, grease, cruising along the soft white sand and Florida's cha pte r of th e American Automobile "A lot more are coming with tour groups. ogling each other. Association tha t tourist trade may slacken unless We've got plenty arriving on cha r te red planes. Not even an inflation rate surging toward 20 the state's gasoline allocation is increased. The tour buses will be all over town by this percent has changed that annual ritual. Dan Millott of Triple A says more gas sta tions weekend. They're bringing them In by the "Their parents may str uggle with mortgage are closed on Sunday in Florida - more t ha n 81 thousands," says Asher, who owns a motel in payments or put off buying a new car t his year, percent -than any other sta te exce pt Alabama. Daytona Beach. but they'll still peel off a couple hundr ed do llars A gallon of regular gas costs $1.14 in For t He estimates the average visitor will stay one for junior's vacation," sa id Bud Asher, who Lauderdale and $1.12 in Dayt ona Beach. week and spend' $210. On an average day, ,a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. student will pay $11 for lodging, $10 for food, $6 for rowdy students invading their seaside resort. City beer and entertainment, $1.50 for souvenirs and commission campaigns were won or lost on the $1 for gas. Lodging costs so li ttle because four or candidate's "student stance." five kids are crammed Into most motel rooms. "It's a beautiful love affair be tween us and the "The kids always have money no matter studen ts now. We weren't always so loveywha t," Mayor Kelly said. "It's the American way dovey," admits Asher. He said student hell. of life to take a vacation." raising during the Viet na m War years was the The studen ts' vacations are so Important to problem. Daytona Beach that the city formed a committee "They were li ving It up with t he idea they might just to promote t hem in be dead next year," he said. "Anything went. If That was three years after Daytona Beach mounted an intensive effort to woo the students y0 got bli nd and wanted to throw a tv set in a away from Fort Lauderdale, 235 miles far ther motel swimming pool, the idea of getting arrested sou th. There were riots there when beer was didn't deter you. It was live for today with no thOught for tomorrow," banned on the beach, and kids were being arrested at t he ra te of 300 a day. The students arriving now in Florida a re a "See our beach, not our jail," read banners different breed, he says. flown by plane a bove the sou th Florida beaches. "Percen ta ge-wise, very few get arrested. Or, "Come to Daytona Beach, where you're They're conscious a police record may keep them wanted." Not all the residents of Daytona Beach wanted from get ti ng a good job," Asher said. b ush All,ance To Observe Centennial Aloysius Mazewski of Chicago, national president of the Polish National Alliance, will be guest of honor Sunday at an area celebration of the organization's centennial. Mrs. Ja ne Adriatico, of Goldenrod, president of the Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216, said Mazewski will attend a buffet to be held by the lodge at 2p.m. at the College Park Woman's Chili at 714 W. DartmOuth St., Orlando. , , . STERt HI/S .. Born In Chicago, Mrq Adriatico said her parents I'- 2 PIECE CONTEMPORY . MRS. EVELYNL. VARN She is survived by two grandchildren; 8 great-Mrs. Evelyn L. Varn, 72,184 daughters, Anna Jones, grandchildren; one niece and E. Lake Mary Ave., Lake Anderson, In d., and Mary Lou two nephews. Mary, died Wednesday Jones, Pendelton, I nd.; two Funeral and burial will be morning in Seminole sons, Harold H. Stanley, Friday In Anderson with Memorial Hospital. She was Pecos, N. Mex. and Calvin J. Baker Brothers Funeral born in Chappaqua, N.Y., and Stanley, Markieville, Ind.; 11 Home in charge. came to Sanford in 1920 from there. She moved to Lake Mary in 1954. She was a member of the First Baptist will VAiN, evsi.ypi L. Mrs. FrWrnyat 2 P.M. at the Bi'lso Funeral Home with Rev, Evelyn L. Vern, 72. @1114 Lake Church of Like Mary,dero1 Mi'y Av.,,Lske Mort died JIMWh led eu. J.Hit0ed Eastern Stir and Penny Davis officiating. Burial in Wednesday In Seminole Pinchers. Oaklawn Memorial Hospital. Born in Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral Home- PA In Survivors include her Chappaqua, N.Y. she came to charge. Sanford In 1920 with her parents, husband, Julian Varn. Lake r. aria ivira, Harry B. Darrow. Mary; one daughter, Mrs. She graduated from Seminole Jean L. Benson, Lake Mary; High School and wise member of First Baptist Church, Lake three grandsons and three Mary, Order of the Eastern Star great-grandchildren, Lodge 2 of Sanford, and Penny Brlsn Funeral Home-PA Pinchers of Retired Railroaders of Sanford. A devoted wife and is in charge of arrangements. mother, the Is survived by her husband, Julian Vern, Lake MRS. EDNA L STANLEY Mary. daughter, Mrs. Jean L. Mrs. Edna L. Stanley, 81, of Benson, Lake Mary; three Markleville, In d., died grandsons,J.P. Benson Jr., Pine Tuesday in Anderson, Ind. A Bluff, Arkansas David R. Benson, Greensboro, N .C. and former resident of Sanford, Thomas G. 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Lift off em deer. hgo ON '24M1 1800 $ IN HERCULON W.W000 TRIM BY FURN. CRAFTSMAN. FLOOR SAMPLE CHROME AND CLASS One Grill REQ. 3LN SAMPL15 RUST, BLUE I BEIGE EARLY AMERICAN R11116- 7n.Nr RI SALE wfth , rode Dskiz. Microwave .vsa will, bree cuecàty Ill.) cu. ft. 4 swar level wIll.,. whip Ii,. dicator llti. $19800 I IN HERCULON W-WOOD TRIM BY 441, tait Sanford Plaza Across from Seminole High School auditorium. For further information or entry form contact 3228030 or 323-4676. Deadline for entries is March 31.Pat Van Winkle and Laural Rodgers presented the program. Their topic was "What are the best qualities for officers and chairmen?" Each office was gone over and discussed as well as their duties and obligations to the chapter. Elections of new officers and "Girl of the Year" will be held at the next meeting to be held at the home of Cathy Markowici in Geneva. Following the meeting refreshments were served using the St. Patrick's Day theme. Attending were Mrs. Cathy Markowicz, Pat Shaver, Linda Curry, Linda Duncan, Jane Akers, Pat Johnson, Sue Schwegman, Tracey Wight, and Pat Van Winkle also Mrs. Karen Petersen, Laural Rodgers and Barbara Mayo. DEAR ABBY: Twenty-two _'' DEAR DOUBLE UN: A years ago, when I was In weddi ng ring ( like a sip that college, I was very much In says, "WET PAINT") Is not love with a girl named Dotty. always a deterrent. Wear one Unha ppily, we broke up, both if you wish, but a more mar ried othe r people, raised • mat ure solution would be to nice families, and lost track of develop sufficient spunk to each other. . say, "No," emphatically, We can 14110 each other convincingly and. without about" a 'jest ago and apologies or excuses. discovered that we were both horrified I They say they will divorced. The old flame was not sleep under the same .®f DEAR ABBY: I am a girl rekindled, we started seeing with Dotty and me If we're with a very touchy problem. I have a friend who is crosseach other again, and It is sleeping together! It is not a religious issue, eyed. My mother says this can wonderful! We live 150 miles apart, but because of our jots but they are calling it that in be corrected by surgery, but I we can't marry at this time, order to give more substance just can't bring myself to However, we spend almost to their objections. (They mention it to her because I every weekend together. Our don't attend any church.) I don't want to hurt her fe children, all over 18, approve would like your opinion. NO HYPOCRITE Many people know she's my of our relationship, and the DEAR NO: Even though beat friend, and they ask me fact that we sleep together has never beçn hidden from you may not coisider sex why she doesn't get her eyes outside of marriage a fixed because she would be so them, Dotty has invited me and religious issue, Dotty's pretty otherwise. I usually my children to spend Easter parents do, to out of respect to say, "1 don't know why," and week at her home. Her them, you and Dotty should walk away. What else can I children will be there, too, forego sharing the same bed say? Dotty has also invited her 00 that weekend — unless you Guys notice it right away, want to flaunt your total and I am sure that's the Parents. Being a very open and disregard for them and theft reason she has very few honest person, Dotty told her values. dates. She is a lovely girl with parents about the sleeping DEAR ABBY: I am a a nice personality. Is there arrangements, and they were rea5onablyattraCtivR some way I can help her WULr.M1 WUUWU in my Late without hurting her feelings? 209. In my Job I am constantly We are both 15. In contact with the public. My WANTS TO HELP problem Is that I am frequently asked out by men DEAR WANTS: Yes. Only a and find it very difficult and good friend would ca:e sometimes embarrassing to enough to tell her that most say no. cross-eyes can be corrected. Would It be wrong for me to Perhaps she doesn't know. Or wear a wedding ring while I perhaps she isn't aware of work even though I am not how conspicuous ills. U you married? tell her In the spirit of friendly UNMARRIED BUT Iovtngklndness, she should UNAVAILABLE be grateful, not bprt. (if On Hwy. 17.92 Corner of Dear $ 98 I U8,39.95 RUST, BLUE & BEIGE EARLY AMERICAN Love Sent REQ. 699.911. 3 K. EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM SUITE W.DRESSER DOOR CHEST AND 44-1-0 HEADBOARD BY IMPACT RIG. 10110-91111 MATCHING NIGHT STAND S 'U' FLOOR SAMPLE BROWN, BEIGE & RUST HERCULON WITH GOLD 229 BEDROOM tAó000 •' I $54300!rqn W-BEIGE £ BROWN CHAIRS BY STONEVILLE REO.$.SS -"o S $349 Dinette II $14800 BY LA.Z.BOY — FLOOR SAMPLE , WITH HUTCH BY MADDOX SALE RSAMPLL LAVENDER, BLUE — WHITE FRUITWOOD REG.m,fl 2 We' re clearing out all our present stock at pric.s you won't b.II.v.. FRI. & M. March 21 & 22 ONLY REG. 19.111 9810 W.CLEAR GLASS TOP BY KESSLER — FLOO S PC. CLEAR CLASS --' A 11 .Round or V necks *Long or short sleeves tfarlety of colors Parents Horrified At Sleeping Plans REQ U5 Dinette -i $14800 FLOOR SAMPLE — Sidewalk Fireston ' els — $21800 BY STONEVILLE .WHITE&IROWN $84800 Recliner RE0.2.S Chrome Dinette IN RUST, BLUE AND BEIGE PHEASANT PRINT BY SCHWEIGER. FLOOR SAMPLE RUST £ GOLD HERCULON WALL-AWAY I DINETTE SETS REG. 1,17O Sofa, Love Seat AREA DEATHS Members of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Lake Mary home of Pat Van Winkle, President Tracy Wight presided over the meeting, calling for reports from the executive board. Vice president Jane Akers welcomed visitors, Mrs. Becky Winn, Carol Law, Julend England and Jeanne Wilson. Extension Officer Laural Rodgers welcomed visitors and told members that the chapter being formed in Longwood was progressing smoothly. Melanie Miller reported that the scrapbook committee was working hard to complete the scrapbook for judging next month. Ways and Means Chairman Pat Van Winkle reminded members of their up-coming sale at the Little Wardrobe and reported on the progress of the upcoming Little Miss and Master Seminole County Pageant, April 19, at ERCHI'S I— LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Ild I PUNCH (17.fl) sT pure gold. L ittle Mi ss, Master Pageant Coming Up Ir MARCH into STERCHI'S for BARGAINS 1 GALORE during our BIG AFTER INVENTORY j CLEARANCE SALE. We have EVERYTHING I ON SALE but Our STAFF. I 1 Z, Traditional Sofa$42800 - sTEPtcIslts Easter Knits from Sidney Gould are came to this country from Poland, Her goals as president this year are to sign up 100 new members and establish a building fund for the acquisition of land and construction of a building for the lodge. The alliance sponsors cultural activities and has a Polish dancing group. Polish language classes will be offered to anyone interested. In commemoration of the centennial he will present an American flag to the lodge, Sniper Terrorizes Phoenix PHOENIX,AriZ.(UPI)......A floo r tier of the downtown then allowed him to walk booze-guzzling sniper firing parking structure housing the away wi th his hands on his STERCHIS sTERcHrs_ from a parking garage First National Bank and head. wounded a policeman and wrestled a pistol from a ba nk Swokia the n fired three onlookers encouraged the security gua rd sta tioned on shots, but no one was hit. • gunman to "go ahead, shoot that fl oor. One woman sa id she and a yourself" each time he shoved Police said the suspect friend were finish ing l un ch in the gun barrel into his mouth, intended to hole up and force a a r estaurant across t he street Robert Frank Swokla, a gun battle wi th police, when they heard the first paroled bur glar, celebrated parked on the shots. " his 24th bir thday terrorized the city's downtown area for southeast corner to give "We didn't know what It a barricaded was and when we went tow&d five hours before surren- himself tr an sition," said Lt. the doorway someone saw he i gul ar po derig to police Wednesday Bill Goodman. "The guard ha d a rifle and he fired a even..ug. "Ile sai d he wanted to be thought he was intoxicated so shot," said the woman, who • shot, It was his sole reason for he approached his car, asked not to be identified. .i wnktn rwilntaii ii at itz,. ..it i_ — chntuiin —...-.—.. —' W e wi uueu insiue ,v iiig utere, said policeman him uenrnu took and his weapon." and a counter." Bruce Wise, one of the officers who negotiated the sniper's Robert Banahan, 81, the Swokia was charged wi th MULTI-COLORED GREEN, RUST, LAVENDER AND surrender, security guard, said Swokia single counts of armed rob. GREEN PRINT LAWSON STYLE REO,rn.3 Police said Swokia about took his .38-caliber pistol and bery and aggravated assault 1:45 p.m. parked on the fif th. 17 rou nds of ammunition — on a police officer. . BY WATERS — FLOOR SAMPLE Thursday, March 20, 1l$0—.iB GOVERNOR'S HIGHMY 6AFET1tOMMs5IO,i F 600 D..i,n.n, o# A4rnv,.6,.81n �IOLONDIE 2—Ev•nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 2o,1S by Chic Young S -ACROS ------- - -) A STAG PARTY LLUc LOGE' I ___'_ . I . S S V - Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Chinese pnhlosopny 47 Tell ta les I I'I°19 1K101A1L1a1 I Filthy hut 1 i 1 N1 NjIjR1 1111111 4 Mrs. Truman 48 TelevIsion ii• IIA1YUCIII9IIIDUAIHIAI 8 Vegetable csivsr p'O A lk _1I9TI*IPI 12 Inspire 50 Exclamation __________ ________________________ l3Latvlan 52 Paths fours IlIIjL*IRlOiOI çp 14 Color S6Pmc.of IIIa swslry lSParch 1I1LR A P II 0 Ti1i'I'9 'I!I!I 15 Margarine 5I using speech 17 Loom so POW" PIlAIR I'LL ASK BLONDIE ( -. ,..,..1_ .- , , - - I '-... ( LI .tlJRjYI lr'Il11 a101 NIIrIF I'I "I'l b01u1!1 ITII1T IhIT1AI IDIIITICI 15k i PIOID ________ 16 Wading bird Lowell 20 Child's game 61 All (prefix) 1 =1)1 01 22 Camp bed 23 American patrIot 25 Apropos 01 62 Sometime 63 Cheap metal 64 Clothing 10 Coups, for (coiloq.) On* 65 Cats and dogs rd C .% ! Bi 's home 27 Tighter 320 lfl Aruv 33 A BEETLE BAILEY IKI0IRIAIN 40 Question answerers 43 Animal Prt,r Wa,. 5 'JJVMI (abbr.) ! -- - emperor - district 31 Opinion register colonnade $ Barrel (abbr.) 32 Neuter 35 Us 9 Of polling 36 Oopak events 41 South ern (p1.) 42 Sign of ip- proaching cold 44 By mouth — 1 HE U9KN LOSER by Art — — 2 15 4 3 — 6 7 — __ i -- .• 57 Greek letter (p1.) 59 Opera division — 6 — pinnflI,i,4 I A--- S ,IIu ————————— 10 ii Could Stop Acne _______ k...... DD__t..._. I By PATRICIA McCORMJCK U such simple measures '. The report was made by Dr. Laura E. Eais and associates In "Family Pla nning Perspectives" — a Planned Parenthood of - - - America publication, Similar services In all the nation's high schools would reduce the current annual crop of teen-age pregnancies — now running an "epldbIIic" 1 million a year, Dr. Edwards d in a telephone interview. - ThE. I J6TIo,1w!] u• RCHIE by Bob Montana ' - - THE MART IS T0O\ (AOD'', I IJUST WAIJTE5 ERRAIIC 100 WILD _____ ( T0 SAY I 3UST BOJGI4T) ' - — TOO— ,. HOROSCOPE C%k & MEEK by tu Howls Schneldr E The journal)n which the report appeared is a production of the an Gutimache r i stitute, research arm of Planned Parenthood Federation. The Federation budget of around 1116 million last year Included about million reimbursement in tax funds for research and services. - WIN AT BRIDGE (10) Orlando Public Broadcasting System a old flame, fl In nuu FACE THE MUSIC C ) P.M. MAGAZINE ) JOKER'S WILD ctI 35) SANFORD AND SON The National Center for Disease Control In Atlanta, keeper of statistics on abortion, said durIng 1977 those 19 and under accounted for 332,486 abortions. - ..----. yr. tilcnarcl SeliX, of the CL)C's FamIly Planning Evaluation Division, sa id whe n adding stlllborns and ectopi c pregnancies the figure on teenage pregnancies comes to a million or slightly more, V r Lamont Is hit In the nose 0 'the affections of a girl, he d las to take karate lessons. 1,OJ_MACNEIL / LEHRER Ii CE 1,7) SANFORD AND SON (9 (35) JIM ROCKFORD When Rockford is towed Into a small town, he discovers that the town officials are collaborating in a crIme operation. (121(17) MOVIE "Games" (1967) Simon Signoret, James Coon. Bored with life, a young couple devotes themselves to Suzanne Somers, Loretta Lynn. games which include murder. (5) 0 COLUMBO While on vacation, Columbo Is asked to help investigate the goring death of an aging bullfighter. DO THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A 830 co BENSON _ 9:00 (7'""' I IILl#'J Qu 4WlII7 ncy UISWV• era that a friend who supposedly died In an airplane crash actually was poisoned. __ i MILLER The ttives become worried about the way they'll be portrayed as Harris book about the precInct nears publication. (A) cfl)(35) NAHI & FRIENDS Guests: Suzanne Somers, Ronnie Schen, Dr. Lee Salk, Dann Rogers, Ken Minyard, Arnold scwarzenegger. (U) (5) MAUDE Maude 9:30 makla bad situation unbearable then Mrs. Naugatuck's wedØg plans hit a snag. 24' (1) DICK CAVETT Guest: American Dance —The original junior-senior high school clinic was unanimously supported by the St. Paul school board, alter some Initial hesitation, with the stipulation that the school (12) (t ALL IN THE FAMILY ArchiviII stop at nothing in order o have his grandson principal would be responsible for the project. SOAP 10:00 (1) ROCKFORD FILES A hard-nosed woman (Mariatte - —In response to commu ni ty pressures, it was agreed that contracentives would t POP "M'••,w Mv ;:ACE H&mdabl uAing. Yaw words will be storted when npeated. LEO (July 23.Aug.22) Itis is apt to be a rather busy who his Jack 01 W"rQ day. You'd bettior Us a striq the M* tWC&L Inks vomd yowflnger.o that lsft his ssatonhls way to Information received you'll ranembsrsom.thing 111011,111111116 deals, dWcoub or you promind to do for a wwtmpfii~ your family. not be, dSUOSI(àIDIOIdafrCmd.m. -- u - - - Nil - RANK AND ERNEST by lob.Thivu BOOKS ,. . . Fig ON VY' ASUNIC - qM(17) MOVIE "Two Guys From Texas" (1946) DennIs Morgan, Jack Carson. 114b 0 C!) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE (I) - 12:ss C!) 0 BARETTA ioø GRAMMING ( (17)GflEp ACRES 0 (4) TOMORROW .' :., .4.. 10:55 CID 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 0(1) HIGH ROLLERS (1) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (DO LAVERNE Ill SHIRLEY (A) © (17) NEWS *tioos ' . ... .--' -- 5:30 __ ____ _____ __ 12:00 (jJQ(DO NEWS (LB(35)ILOVELUCY uIJN PROrrnJUl EDUCATIONAL -- GRAMMING Q) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE MORNING Nsicl?U$ZSflSl ALL SHOWS L1U LPi.AzA I) LAST Nil E 7.43 ONLY STAR TREK @3TOOAY IN FLORIDA MORNING (D0 GOOD O(4) DAYS OF OUR UVE8 C5)O THE YOUNG AND THE LAST NOTE 7:44 ONLY ' PLAZA 11 ___________ STONE COLD DEAD RESTLESS CT) ALL MY CHILDREN (fl)(i5)3SLIVE 200 (4) THE DOCTORS MORNING CI]) (35) BULLWINKLE MOO (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO NEW ZOO REVUE (1]) (0 10 OVER EASY 021(17) LUCY SHOW - 0 10 MISTER ROGIERS(R) 42 17 MY THREE SONS 7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Cl]) (35) KUNG FU 4 (10) 3.2-1 CONTACT 11:55 AMERICA ' 6:00 5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES (U' (35) TOM AND JERRY (1) Q M*A*S*H AMERICA (11) 35 HERCULOIDS 4' 10 SESAME STREET 112) 17 FUNNOUSE (DO GOOD . ( (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLA ND — " 8 Q[) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (!) U FAMILY FEUD 12.30 0(1) NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR now ' (5) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (1]) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 4 7:30 (1) TODAY . 4:30 6 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI SQUARES FLORIDA .. Ciø SESAME STREET 0 (4) H0LLYW00D 6:00 6 QD COUNTRY ROADS (DO GOOD 4:00 0(1) THE BRADY BUNCH (5)0 BEWITCHED (U) (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS 10:00 6 (3)CARD SHARKS 01) (35) PTL CLUB (M 17 MOVIE 10:30 1:15 (]DO MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARIMAN David, the mass-murdorer, takes Mary hostage, and SgI. Foley volunteers to execute a daring rescue. - 3:30 (17) THE FLINT. (1]) (35) STONES d (10) VILLA ALEORE (A) (II) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) ELECTRICCOMPANY (R) tI (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 01) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- (1) 0 POLICE WOMAN A dying policeman sets out after the man who killed his partner and discovers a mad bomber. ' TOO . 6UNsecT:gnU (5) 0 AS THE L MOM "my t?-gas Us 1216 CLOSED TONITE WORLD TURNS STARTS FRI. PEOPLE WHO (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1]) (35) GONER PYLE OWN THE DANK (12) (17) NEwI .. NEW TV SERIES £ BY HALEY, LEAR . fJ ' IXIP.) -v .. ,. IT — w-' . NVFV1TN0W JUTP1 114 OMM To wM Aug / / ' . ..,, .' - I . '" -' - . -. S .. the / I '' : -- ,.."' i:," .. ::ç"1" 00 Luncheon Buffet • 1.flo r "m • ,,,,jvO.m.""." Monday thru Saturday featuring $395 Hot entrees •A variety of salads t?le Haley-Norman Lear /, I 4 Im X Brian Godfrey Wilson (front, center) stars as David Hall, a young b growing U In the rural South of the 1130s, Janice St. John and Beeson Carroll an star as his parents, and Michael J. Fox stars as hb er in . Station, Now York, N. Y. - , - - :.. ':ftI% POt - . -- :. (For a OW of JACOBY MOC(flP4an,d$l to. ,Win at ' , AuNS!m1YM MMN$. aM (17) ROMPER ROOM sons. 3:00 LIGHT )OQUIDI 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF _ JLSTWTA 6000 - T MORNING ____ by Stoffvl & 10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. ..... I 5IIUIU1 IIIU1U5 IHF money from Rocklord. (A) ______ MORNING AMERICA • ._., UGS BUNNY (U) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO F""y L_ . HOTEL 8:30 - (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon face a killer beast and a mystery guarded .. 2:30 0(1) ANOTHER WORLD (II) 35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (12) 117) THE GIGGLESNORT FLORIDA 0(1) TODAY 11)0 GOOD Hartley) is assigned by a court KNOTS LANDING Formar alcoholic Gary Ewing, unable to cope with his sudden good fortune, goes on a drink'lng binge and disappears. (Part 8:25 0(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING look at the latest occurrences In Iran. U GREAT AND SMALL "Horse Sense" James Herrlot, a young (5) C THE NEWLYWED veterinary surgeon, moves to a GAM: small Scottish town and begins C!) S100,000 NAME THAT his first lob in an already estabTUNE lished practice. (Part 1) - 6 (1) (1) 0 CE) 0 NEWS (111(35) BENNY HILL 4' (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED (17 LAST OF THE WILD "Web Of Life" 11:30 0(1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Billy Crystal. (10) ALL CREATURES 7:30 o C4T1C TAC DOUGH Other highlights from t he report by Dr. Edwards and Mary E.Steinman, Kathleen A. Arnold and Dr. Erick V. Hakaruon chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at St. Paul-Ramsey hospital aW. professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the university: devoted family man. 11:00 who talks only in tv slogans. (1)0 BARNEY — -- mothers 19 and under In 1977 — the latest year "The District Attorney" Carroll of two 9-year-old boys. one white and the other black. County District Attorney Fred (DO MOM a MINDY Mork, Cox is both an agrosslve and naive to the power of advertls- abrasive prosecutor and a - RISCILLAS AtlInta, 0.. SUNRISE 8:00 IN E B (1)IUCK ROGERS TH . 6:10 25TH ENTURY Buck arrives 1) (17)WORLD AT LARGE dispensed in thie school itself, but would be on physical health subsequent to birth, may be a itrange planet who" (Z)020 /'20 made available to the students by school , jeopardized by their parents' extreme youth. 6:30 inhabttts bel ieve a legend clinic staff at a nearby evening clinic. 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (10) ThE ASCENT OF MAN statinat a 500-year-old man The other from Census Bureau analysts 'World Within A World" A visit (5)0 ED ALLEN will dater them from the grip —By the time the first school its said there Is a sharp rise among teenagers In 1121(17) NEWS to a Polish salt mine begins this closed, at the t thel1adist(c LJie. s-cou. end the 197576 sehoo year, study of the world of the atom 11* percentage of .ffraLbirlhe clinic W45 6:45 and the history of the remarkj 11ed by about two-thirds of 12th grade' (I) OPALMERSTOWN. calved, out of wedlock, and a decline In (10)A.M.WEATHER IJj.A Premiere) The story of abli dIscoveries of 201h..c.ntu. "shftIm,we~'-- the afta-digwf Studitfits and by nwe than nine In 161*egnant 6:55 life In * rural South of the sIcs. legitimation ofths.eblrthaby marrinàe. 1930's seen through the eyes 121(17) THE AMERICANS (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA TOO 0(1) TODAY aD 0 MORNING NEWS showed the Intellectual development of Lkfrn hrn tn tnoera as well t lr . . The report said one-fourth of the female students in the high schools concerned asked foramily planning and 87 percent of them have continued contraception after three years, " for which national statistics are available. The work is done by the clinic staff COfislating of a medical social worker, a nurse practitioner specializing In family planning, and a clinic attendant. schoolhouse was teamed with two others on teenage pregnancy. . •. The National Center for Health Statistics, Washintnn. clrt there wr MO ISI hirthQ — The report on family planning in the •,, warm, moist soaks to help will be quite a while yet before taken literally. YOURBIRThDAY loosen the fatty secretions we know whether or not It will investizaUn. II. ias It behooves you ft cafilng VIRGO (Aug. 23.&pL 22) that hm plugged the pores of be successful in humm. And the akin and effort to decrease even then It may be useful year to take advantage of all Being OWT1Y opportunities to make new others could cause you to be the ovoducUon Of the Oily only In those who have recent auburn majerlal to begin with. injuries. acquaintances Several Indecisive today. Listen to ..,, t , , out - ona - casusi huh wtfl jàdgm.nt as lell. ...... develop Into formidable LMRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) alliances. There's alikelihood you mq ARI(MarCh21-Aprfl19) be a bit of a"y The temptation to talk about and let your mind wander something that an0thSI told from tsski at hand. Your my at trick two, You In the stricteji confidence productivity will suffer. East won with led a siade won by the Profile. may be wry peat today. 90r, You'll ilk. otflslf better U (Oct *Nov. 21) Now the Prof led a diamond you say Jhu Find out In your social üwclvetn.ntg toward dummy and rose with more of what 1 1 ahead for today don't Infl the king. East ducked but had ict last-minute you UI.14 71 I IIVWUI5 7W1 changea towln th.neztdlamoat on frIinda It could tArthday by fl f0 your cause everyone to feel East led a third spade, in at wbersum the Prof wouid UP copy of Asfro.( aph latter. , with three spedles, /three Ma $1 for ea h to Aitro hurtan s,fnY'n , Graph, Box SAGfl'IARIUS (Nov. 2$. Radio City d"and , Station, N.Y. 9.Besweto Dec. 21) Make It a point In Why didn't you come to dealing with your mat, to specify birth di . your hand with a heart at TAURUS( I 29-May 29) skirt abrasive Issues. trick two and lead a diamond to dummy's king or queen?" It's Important be prudent Thoughtless remarks could regarding smjll expenses start an argument. "8ecaua , I wanted to win today. Th ese, Little ex. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan the rubbers was the reply. psndittres will 1amag, your 19) Normally you're very iG is budget If you'r not careful. methodical, but today your GEMINI (M*'Il4Jne 29) aj*neasfcrdetallcould desert = mul I s diamond Is Ied1$o Instead of dummy• kft all Cot ba to "tau the you. Watch out for small do Is duck. Tbn he wine the you hop to do today, no I diamond and I" a make a sfliall start. AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Feb. qtade- Diamonds an no set in th or Accomplishinebta, rather 19) Do g some ing nice f , p. And sirm there is only one than imaginative dreams, are anoUr Is admirable, but eatryO dummy, that dli what count. ' 4'W about what you've mood Nut 6 Rai" to rodwe CAN=(June 21-July n) done takes Illie lustar km do 60twA at taw Oswald Joei*y kat South will wind up with If you coall Wook well of a dled. Keep quiet; othen win AIM BMW# am tricks Instead of nine or mutual ac"Aidam today, karn of it in due fime. ______ Independent (1 7) Ing, becomes a buy-hollc - bytit was ' •" 'i'.' of Heal th, Education and Welfare's Maternal and Infant Care Project. planning fl4jp3y I soo CS) 0(2)0 NEWS C 10) EARTH, SEA AND l "Plate Tectonics" C 17) CAROL BURNETT 4 FRIEN DS Skit: "Mildred F Ce." 6:30 I 4) NBC NEWS . C ) CBS NEW S C ) ABC NEWS ( 35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy I has his son how to handle Ita 'en-year-old bully. 10) EARTH, SEA AND S "Remote Sensing" 17) BOB NEWHART B s friends close ranks to tect" Emily from a hand- The pioneer program In the St. Paul schools, meant to show what could be done in high schools to cutthe pregnancy epidemIc, Atftrt, the pioneer family clinics b the St. Paul schools didn't draw too well, apparently becate students did not wish to be seen entering them. So other health ser. vices were added to provide anonyminity — CoVer includ1i athletic, job and college physicals; Immunizations and weight control — cas Orlando EVENING "' ' 0 independent Orlando (U) (35) In addition t. th e channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 44, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel Si tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and th e Christian Bro adcasting Network (CIN). I When that school closed in 1976, funds were sought to open clinics in the two senior high school to which 10th , 11th, and 12th graders from the original schools were transferred. . . (ABC) Orlando _____________ Dr. Edwards Is head of the St, PaulRamsey Hospital Mater na l and Infant Care Project and an assistant profe.4sor of ob. stetrics an d gynecology at the University of Minnesota . She sa id t he schoolhouse cli nics are a continuation of one opened in a St. Paul junior-senior high school in 1973. two St'the Paul'Minn' , high schools have reduced ra te of pregnancies 'among students in those schools by 40 percent. '.. - 40% about half among black teenagers. America says that family planning clinics in , () 0 (NBC) Daytona leach Orlando births premaritally conceived has more than doubled among white teenagers and grown by NEW YORK (UP!) — A research 'arm of the Planned Parenthood Federation of .. ."' Cable Ch. Since the mld-1950s, the fraction of first UPI Heal th EdJt()!- at.1_ important 'tX)MDAU.. FUNNY BUSINESS UV Cable Ch. - CUt 1 TAMR......Tr.I I__ a magazine article about a new treatment for acne. I'm 29 years old and have had acneslncelwasl3.Thlsnew treatment is 13-cia retlnolc acid (a vitamin A acid that's taken orally). I was wonnwanfl ---- 143bu PiPOIflH uvui II At 2 Schools Preg By _______ time. It's still undergoing perimental operations being 14 11 tesng.hilethe results are performed on dogs that have good, it needs to be tested long been successful in reconiT II IA UlW *kt Ihara strucung me reaL Has this side effects type of operation ever l) are no iT1 22 19 _________ — — or complications of the performed successfully on medicine Itself, human beings? If so, I would 24 23 25 28 I'd like to noint out that this aDoreclate any Information 20 is not the onime thing as you nlight have concerning AU•U standard vitamin A that this. 2NUM people can buy In store& DEAR READER Some i JI. often yotmg people will try to other readers migit takelargesmountaof vitamin that the spinal cord and the OBIN MORE II A to control acne. It doesn't brain will not rgenerate if No and, worse than that, too they've been inJured. Thats RON mitøh tsil.mlri A ......1.._t '" . asit.*..I...It... wuy U i" '"s 47 46 vitamin A toxicity, cord In the right place, you may be paralyzed. 6 49 52 I am sending you 'fl' 50 51 53 54 es ________ For years doctors have — Health Latter number — some means of in. 60 Acne Can Be Treated. Other ducing regeneration in in. — — readers who want ti is Ii — 63 — — cen send 75 cents with along, juries of the cord and brain stamped, self-addressed without a lot of succest. 84 Is so Yu ut enope for i t. Send your request to me,in care of this some recent researcli in newspaper, P.O. Box 151, which the spinal cord in dogs was cruehed and then the RadioCityStation, New York, segment that was crushed NY 10019. This issue will was cut out and replaced with provide the 1ISCW1'Y a special nerve tissue grafting formation that you need to do which did result in regrowth By BERMCE BEDE OSOL whateve r can be done with a ofthe damagedarea.That's rome management piogram. my promising research but For Friday,, March 21,, 1980 rsom Tti a — - a - a - r1 E"11J%& %` - available for doctors to from the waist down. prescribe to patients at this Recently I've heard of ex- — Thursday, March 20, 19$0-38 by Roger Bollon Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. - any side effects. 'don't work to provide DEAR READER — adequate control of acne, a preliminary research work on person really should see a the new derivative of vitamin doctor, There are many A is promising. The results thiz he can do for you, Innoted In individuals with vere acne that hasn't cluding prescribing anse tiblotics when needed. responded well to other DEAR DR. LAMB — I have treatment Is really quite w ho broke his neck in a friend rernari-abis This new treatment Is not a diving accident six years ago and Is now paralyzed 54 Arab chieftain 55 "Auld Lang 7 Greek state (abbr.) A •_ - 24 Actress Dunne 47 Camed 46 Native of 26 Refreshing Glasgow beverage Sailor's 49 27 Appendages patron saint 26 Hymn's finals Cask's 29 Turning over circular strip an pe 5 Wriggly fish 30 Euro 53 Songstress mountain 6 Editor's mark Smith 39 Fiddling -- vuumiu i._i__ 34 Covered with moisture I Impudence 36 Piece of stag. 2 Ridicule scenery 3 Abominable 37 Excelling snowman others 4 Soaked up CO,r -. o ran garment treatment Is and if there are 21 Needlefish DOWN " DIa _• , .,... ..,. series "Palmerstown, at :'tonight on t Prime Rib Buffet : - $7" 6p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday thru Saturday ------------------------------- : MIL.EWRID$- VWM6 IVRAIIP Special Sunday -.tcrm • . by T. K. zoornis Ryan . U cwii..wi.i.,iiisi . - 1 P.M. to 9p.m. -.••. $6" 89 fee b .11 -. - •i' -- i -•..4.. 'i .. Q 'I ,-- . ..-.- o • -- *Baron of Beef Bak.d Chicken 'Old Country" Virginia Ham SALAO :.. MR INC. WITH ALL ENTREES . - h-.:;, 0. • ' Hey17A2(uslhS..IAIrp.nNvd.) ', ,, - featuring wJuwu,$ -,- ..''e.- . ..Phone (305) 3210690 . .-_ _ 2.1 IIPGMS 101 --- 117 'C - c,i1,;t- - I., -' • L-.....'t'e! .'-. Buffet - i;.. ....-, -: .'.. .1 t'.t •' • '- -. ,- . ts&" .-.." i..' a �' '" nvi•u, aantoru, ri. • • r' •.-t -- Legal Notice THURSDAY, MARCH20 International Assn, of Cancer Victims and Friends Inc., 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, 2424 Edgewater Drive, College Park. Speaker- Dr. Milton R. Vahue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist. Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. AI-Anon,8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, . Sanford. Free Income tax service for senior citizens, 1.5 p.m., Longwood City Hall. Call Tina Anderson at 831-0555. ....la 1ka ' '' b.,nI.I -. A •..... nm flnflnrv , __________________________ fl1 ______________________ CANNON REST HOME Special care for elderly lady or gentleman. Private room, goodfood,etc. 121 Delores Dr. Altamonte Springs. 134.1141. _________________________ WhIr 6e LO.iij,'P Wiftá 1'oóf' A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, Box 6071, Clearwa. for, Fl. 3331$. •. _____________________ Spare or part.time Sails help cAsAsA'LpRoNl E. Commercial Ave. Finallyopensd-FuII menu SUNDAY FAMILY DAY-SPE. CIAL-ALL THE SPAG. HETTI YOU CAN EAT $3.00! - 2P.M.to7P,M. of k.iaIfh II - em. . Stephen J. Bozarth, Eug. i.-ai lob. -. ,... •CVU 'V ,-. -. - - -- 1937. - - Employer. MF. ____________________________ . * * * * * * * * . AAA FeederPigs; Hogs butchered, Cut I wrapped 90db. 332.4123 ,- Creative Expressions savyu ioi'ivyup. .- t puntsnancasensaidi.nd,a.dIfl PUBLIC VISnAIqSWIIII. .J;. - i Role of• •55 f The aforesaid sale wIll4 made Imvlronm 1.egvlatIN WE SPECIALIZE IN pursuant to a FInal Jmcnt' The beloi.named sourcs.' not Jean Cauchois I WI Kathleen, Lot ' entered In CIvil No. 79.1$1.CA* preNntly complying with State HELPING PEOPLE 52 Howell Branch Woods Subdv, DET71 BECAUSE WE CARE. 0 now pending In the Circft Court 'requiremsntsfor waste treatment, 131,900 Diane I AS Inc to Robert A. of the Eighteenth .Iudicl*Clncuit is pursuant ot Ouapter 4o3.0ss. WE HAVE JOBS OF Ralnes I wf Linda 0. Lot 3 81k 0 in and for Semlnote.jntv. Florida Statutes, F. S., applying ALL CATAGOR lESt Columbus Harbor, 166.100 for a Temporary Operation Permit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Dated thIs 17th day The Babcock Co to Harold K. SEMINOLE COUNTY, rch, will allow this if . FLOR IDA. 1000. STOP IN TODAY O'Brien, Lot -212 source to continue Its present Windward Sq PROlATE DIVISION s.t. 3,155,200 operation era specified inl.4th f SE WORKING TOMORROWI Number N.91.CP Complete interiors Inc to Pile time, with restnlctionsssnequlred. rtisr H. ioctswm In. Roberts Builders, Loll Meadows Olvisiss CALL ANN ETTE Source IdentificatIon: Clerk of the Circuit IN RI ESTATE OF Park Subdv, $13,500 Applicant: Department of court fl34)7 U.S. Home Crp to Ronald A. LILLIAN M. McKILLIP.. Environmental ServIces of By: cynthia PI-Ocit Decsssid Dobbins, Lot 1311k 10 Shadow HIll, Sen Inols County, 4323 South future Your our concern Deputy cl.n* NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 136,400 Orlando Drive, Sanford, onida TO ALL PERSONS HAVING VAN DIN SING, GA Veronica Bf'elertoAllenB.Estls * * * * * * * * . flfll,CLAIMS OR DEMANDS BURKE, P.& I WI Margaret H., The WV, Pollution Sourcs: LocatIon of NW¼ of NE'!. of 5W¼ Sect, 22,21. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTAIB PoW Office Box 113 Malntenanc. man for opts. Country Club Heights, Continental AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Ortaitdo 1da _________ 33 $%•Q EXPERIENCED only need Boulevard, Lonweod, Florida. Atismeys for Plaintiff INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Orville Wairaven Jr. I *1 Vera apply. SitnlnoieGerdens Apts. Name:Soldlens ReceIving Water 306.433.7650 YOU ARE HERESY W.to Rudolf A, Van D Graaf 1*1 Cr itoLiko Jesaup to St. Johns that the ad. Publish: March 15,57, m Exp.risncid Waiters; cx Hediwch F. Lot 2 Ilk E N Orl. NOTIFIED D(T.10l • ministration of the estate of ______ penanced MaltrCd FRONT Ranches Sect, 1, lacelvingWateClasslflcation: . Al i IA MA1. Anlw " in tASA r.,' LILLIAN M. McK1LLIP 5*1 III PICTITIOUSNI 0. McKILLIP, dikis, UN 0S Bldg 200 Alt VIII I LILLIAN SANDRONI, 100 E. Corn. Water Basin: Upper Receiving Nsticslshirsbygivs i$ lam decssud,File Number 00.U.CP, ,ciai to V. Johns River Basin, Segment is psndlnq In the Circuit court for engaged In bylines at Office). Lawrence J. Ahearn I wf PA WitiepIng amsnto 10.1 inolecowwy, Florida, Probate Loop. Marion. A. to Liwience .1. DivisIon. the address of wttictt is springs, FL 31701, mmiii. Aflif' cotisldii'ation it thiS SP RN full time, 5.-I shift. Apply In CarnegIe I WI Adele L. Lot 33 BIts P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida County, PIlilds : P. . plic.tI.n, any sddltional In. pinion Sanford Nursing 1. DS!erling Park UN 3.163,000 titism nme ii TEAS BOUTh formation furnishsd and all '' " cm as.ain.i,iii.Elaine T. Tlpps to George W. . written o*dlons submitted, the 'j' INVEITMINT$,sndtl s.w Airport When the Interest - Client and Public ConflIct," 8 p.m., Hauck Auditorium, Rollins College Winter Park. Fxee lottie SnPUbIIC. of the . C.actrt by RbyUim Express, show choir from Ft. 'Wayne, md., 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Mall. Open to public. WEDNESDAY. MARCH30 Pr& 4ra' Coadil, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber olCoinmerce building. Tom Hunt will speak on Ronald McDonald Hoiae, -V THURSDAY, MARCHZ7 Free Income tax aervicefor senior eitizena I.Sn.m. 1193 ma. + dep. 323.1663 ________________________ w - ' Woods Townhouss Sect. 3.571,100 Gary 6. Adalr I WI Helen B. tO Helen E. Adait. LOt 10 Ilk 0 In education, 'Helen E. Adair to Debra K. • Ceutral 111.514. Art Asia. Outdoer Art Skew, 9 am. to 5 p.m., Dede Federal SavIngs, 2301 E Colonial _ tour to Lakelaal Hohida' Leave Swfd ClVIC Csntw at noon, pickup at Leeds _____ Velherry 12:30 p.m. Dinner atop on return. Call ____ Dciii Roaws for reaarvatlons. • cit Ice pick op Dinner on return. Rogers. ____ Civic Centar Sonford at noon; Irving H. OrkIn - - ____ *l. pi y - - - - 13. * ai - - •'. , . DI&$M . I WI Pauline, Lit CIRCUIT SEMINOlE COUNTY. below. Residents in. IllS ares of the recsIv11 waters Ion $11. proposal temporary disthare sri hinoby itetlf lid that oploctions or . mints may be flied in wvltIn to As Depsrtmon$ it Environmental RImIIISISm District Office. at the :ouav LOSIDA c*su No. ,,u.ca.s, AGNES I. KACHUBA. PlaintIff, vs. A1$OCIATED SUILC I CON. TRACTORS SALES I. . of SI., doer - PISIIISi pert of I Block at P-fluids tuiiIuiird isilk of $ItIio N5 Florida MotWISS Shsdshi.nsr*sleop$ yMmsit - - lid.: hisusi. Wilfisms MONTE SECTION • ____ - Dots ii *5 tirs ___ •, -• - -, ' . - ' - '- •: - • lIt. a - • -, - .. -. . - - - . ___ • - nu. $js, PI.1 bII*; P*'WVV IS. I MVCh 1 Trwe: (III) 1014103 IS. 1* Publish IS. 17,1905 DISiP' y. -- , . - , - • .....-. - .-- .-. -.. • a a - . • - Csr OST , • of ___ Ny: Mary Ain C,. Da 01* - Fub*5 WOl Downstairs I by the lI A buy for $25,000. -- 1' kdla . lid. JuN N. Publish: Mitch 3*571 AprIl 3 1*. DEY-ci u...s, - -. fermollin call 313.0000. srkjnhty Employer. -- ' - ANYTIME - , REALTORS • ____________________ 24 W. Garnelt White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial PhoneI22-7l$l,Senford HIS Off C, $21,000 with good 32 3.2222 ____________________________ - - -- ___. . -. - •rr lot 1115,000 • CHECK THIS PRICEI 2 story. 3 BR, 1½ 1 home w.new car petingllporchesoncorner lot. 532.50011 quality features on b'OuIifiil 14s125 corner lot. Below cost 176,40011 41.A-COionWnlun - _________________________ -- ____ 42-bl --Wanted to buy, older Mobile Homi, single or double wide. _________________ s.. uur beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3S$3Orian,. VAlFitAFInencing . WI NAYS SUVIRII 1 YR. OLD OBL.WI DEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2$, w• CiMi'il H&A heat pump, blg' bdrms., I huge kit. Low low 333.1774. IOx3Oscr,n. Adults onlyl 1mm. Poism'ion. '76 WIndsor Ct.. $t.ody, p.rman.nt, REALTY WORLD CARRIAGE COVE I OR. 2113 BR, SB, sac. cond. Call for plr$Ofl. details. Crank Construction Realty, REALTOR. 130-4051. Good wag.. and b.n.fit packag& p.rson-•' Apply in 333*1 ir eves. 31$117 VA..F HA•235.Can. Homes 8:00 Low Down Payment AM. 500 NAICA1 MUMIUM - 3J ' P.M. CO •REALTY WORLDS _______________ - 43-4sAcrssge 62 acres S. of Sanford. Terms. CIII W. Malkzewski, REALTOR. 333.7003 _______________ tics residential lot en LI Portal, with triss. Asume $3,115 mt9. at ½ pci. IRS. with $21 ins. pymts. Total price (17-fl) Sulsrd -•., ____ clCom.a OrlandO Sanford 321 0440 321 1517 051 E EN-DEER RUN 10 acres, lightly wooded. cIered, well drained, mobile home OK, assume mtg. t $ oct. $7100 per acre. 323-2327. Beautiful country lot in De,wna. located off Courtland I. Shallowford. wooded. $3,200. 333.7009 after 5. *A-1nstriaI pvtyInvestors this won't last long. Nice 2 BR I 1 BR furn. Triplex, 2 carports, Comm. zoned on S. Sanford Ave. 1g. lot could build additional units. Rent for $465 mo. -clear over $300. Assume present mtg. Asking $63,000. 161.7377. 47-Real Estate Wanted - We buy equity in houses. apts., I vacant land. Lucky invest. mints, P. 0. lox 79 Sanford 332-4741. &SoM Irchandise Wm. Knabe Baby Grand piano. mahogany; Hammond Organ, model J-512. 322-4675. Beautiful console piano, French Provincial styling, used very little. Fantastic tone I touch response. finish, choose from various styles I finishes. $695 Good selection new, used & rebuilt baby grand pianos. office desk, 510. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 251h St. 32351. Cannon Music Center, Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434. 1 61k E. of 1-4. n9-scoo FIREWOOD $lSforl' pick-up delivered a -- 60-A-Business Equip 78-.ltorcycles 51-Ho hoki Goods Why buy used? New brand nam, box springs & mattresses at 70 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full sue, queen I king. Jenkins FurnIture, 205 E. 25th St. 373. 09$'. off of total Inventory of brand new lntenspning bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-97. So. of Sanford. 32247" _____ - Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orlg. 1109.35, used short time. Bal. 5119.11 or $19.33 mo. Agent..339.$316. KENMOR, WASHER - Par,,, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 Ref. repo. Ii Cu ft frost free. OnIg. $529, now $305 or $19 me. Agent )31.$3$6. 53-TV-Stereo - TELEVISION RCA color console 73", sold new over $700. Balance due 1175.00 or take over my payments $l7.00.month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 162-5494. TIFFANY LAMPS Cla.d restaurant must liquidate immediately. Many laid I copper Tlffany.type hangIng lamps. All are hand made, different, and 20" diameter with many pieces. '73 Gremlin, 6 cyl . auto • air, power. radio, 33,000 . 5)675. may consider small car trade, good mileage 322 0098 - mu in 1972 Chevy P-U with topper Ton, $975. excellent cond. 372-2066 '78 Dodge Monaco, AC. PS. PB. AM FM 8 track stereo, take over payments Mutt sell. 323 7280 ' __________________________- GARAGE SALE 1975 FORD TORINO - '76 Malibu Classic. AC, PS. PB, IDR. auto, small Vlw.2b carb, Baby blue w white vinyl top & interior, .550- ) '1495 1978 MERCURY 11PM YR 56 Ford Galaxy 500 2 Or. Coupe, auto, air, this beautiful car i near mint., excellent Driginal paint 51.800 831-5101 r 339.4752. - - - *49 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE $ 4 OR. 1972 DODGE DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION WAGON y 92, I mule west of Speedway. 4ytorua Beach, will hold a $liC AUTO AUCTION every ruesdaya'%aurd.S 7:30, it's Se only one in Florida. You a,, he reserved prIce. Call 904.235mi for further details. '35O WE BUY CARS 323.7531 62-Lawn.Garden FILL DIRT I TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark I IlIrt 3237510 Lawnmower Sales & Service We sell the best I Service the rest WESTERN AUTO 301W. 1st. St. 322.4103 68-Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED FuIiNITURE I. APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nilure Salvage 3fl1771 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur. niture, 205 E. 25th St. 373 0951. Cash 322.4132 - Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the fInest in used -. furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S Sanford Ave Sanford 323-639 Ph. 322-0352 TV repo 19" i.nilh. Sold 0.1g. $413.71 hal. 1113.16 or Ill mo Agent 239-0356 Make your TV remote controlled - no wires. Come by our shop for demonstration. Home Repair TOWER'S BEUt'Y SALON f'merIy Harrlett's Beauty NOOk Sterling silver, Oriental rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. 323-2101. - 72-Auction For Estate Commercial I Resi. dentiai Aucton5 & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323-5420. GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323.1340 Somebody is looking ton your bargain. Offer it today in the 75-Recreational Vehicles D00 Travel Trailer 33', tip-out, AC, carpeted, ge BR, deluxe Ourn, patio doors, many extras, must sell this week. Cost 51 1400 ssf11110 $6,990 1135336$. MEINTZER TILl New or repair, leaky showers our ' specialty, 21 yns. Exp. 569-5562. Tile floors Installed NEWIREPAIR FreeEst. Clock Repair GWALTNEY JEWELER 2045. Park Ave. 322-16.65 Complete Mobile Home Repair 3495759 - SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repairs. RemodelIng 34 firs. 322 0771 ______________________ 130-17$3afto Wanted by retired man, lawns to mow & hedges to trim E. W. Decker 3224903 -Light Houling Oress,isekk* Alterations, 0ress'kIng Drapes, Upholstery - Yard Debris, Trasn, Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL)349 Slit Painting Irywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remodel I Additions, Call 131S3e9or S62013_5__ Gruoning&Bnardhig Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo-stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 377.5757. HoIJBICISsIing ________________________________ Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast,dependable Creative Surfaces lic, specializing In repainting, mt Iext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Est. After you have called the rest call the best. $67 3597, PairifingaRspair Trent Painting I Repair lnteriorlExterior 322-3555 Free EstPainting I Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 3-49-5259 PhOtography Reoular or 1tim basi$ Wedowash wIndows 177.5191 Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll.a-way bed you've nowhereto roll away. . . If you Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color lx 10. 3231251 Tax Service ___________________________ of all types. Lic. Bonded Insured 534-0399 "Luxury For Lea" 151db - 1,3,351 SuItes Unfora. -'Adult. - ___________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Man, qualityoperat.on $ yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways, etc. Wayne Seal. 317.132) BARROW'S WELDING ER V ICE 3210511 Custom built utility Iboat trailers, truck racks & miSc. repaIrs. lPSSlvLav*'y -I . Story 1808W, 2HII ST. SQeiit SANFORD -- 349-5161 Carpentry, PaintIng, Malnt. 333403$ - ACCURATE Tax Service & Bookkeeping _______________________ APARTMENTS - Lawn Care 3276509 'Hofvth lniwvsn ______________________________ 323.1731 Rebuild Condemned Houses - place a Classified Ad today. HERB'S TV CUSTOM HOMES BUILT • S. G. BALINT Antiques, modern furniture, (,00dusedTV's, $25&up MILLERS B.. uty Care ' Will buy old class rings I silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323-1005. - - 5195. 1st St., 322-S?42 Classified Ads. 2197$. Sanford Ave. '75 models. Call 339-9100 or $31 4505 (Dealer) 322-7410 NEWTIRES$19.19&UP Sanford 2ll3FrenchAve. 3225611. MiCROWAVE Push button controls, nas caro usel, Still in warranty. Originally 1649, assume payments of 17% mo. Agent 339 elsa. 3619 Orlando Dr. UST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 t _____________________ iS. French 52-Appliances '66 Plymouth Fury Cony $595 Current lnsp 323 7157 _____________________________ l979SuzuklGS47SV Like new cond. Call 319-5686a1t1p m $2,100. 372 -- '73 Pinto, 29mpg. good tires, New bait 8. muffler "2 4879 or 323 06.39 Jewelry store fixtures for sale. Lighted display counters; alarms, fixtures, furniture. 197$ Singe)' Futura Fully auto, repossess.d, used very short time. Original 1551, bal. Sill or -$11 'no. Aent 339 $354, '2 - cars, trucks I. heavy equipment. A-OK TIRE runnino The Best Buy In Town - A low cost Classified Ad rot. Dollar Paid for Unk IiJII Reconditioned & restyled pianos, including: new keys, new *10 buy 1$ I Rid nontligls. We bIlE mike Real Estate I Businees lit'... Florida Mv. '19155 Invistinent. 1104 B. Robinson. OrlandO, 4fl.597i 6350701 l.a, r bide-by-Side refrig.. $75. picnic tble w 7 benches, $30; lull size baby bed w matt, $35; Oak Porch rockers, $29.95; metal - 47-A-i$gos BougI Carriage Cove. position for quallfi.d ' '-' ft. full dec kit, newly dec. condo. Call 3237763 for into. -- Cash for your loll Will build on your iot os our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Inc., RaIfr W3O$3 føj Saje - SILL YOUR HOUSE, CAU. ____________________ . - _____________________ ___________ ______________ SuildtoSult-cvrlo$oqvours. FHA-VA, FHA 23$ Ii215 1976 Lincoln welder. AC-DC. 220 or 410 voll, comm type, 3 phase motor. Very good conit. Must sell $100. 349.5932 Used full sIze hotel-motel bed. ding. Very clean, $14.95 ea. pc. NaIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 24395. Myrtle Ave ShowbyAppf.$li,S00 322-2073 aft 6pm', turn. $31,155, Crank Const. ' 11 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY. EXTRA SCENIC. $56,900. ldyllwilde-byowner,4BR,2B Hall RisKy. Inc. It$L1, $ ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY, $21,500. BROKER _________________________ - M. UnswOrth Realty HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, DcBARY AREA. IS WOODED ACRES, $31,500. SEIGLER REALTY CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 372749$ HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3B1 home weat in kIt., new paint inside I. out, & fenced corner lot. Only Cream pun BR, 15+ aftachsd - 2½ PLUS ACRES PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL TREES ON ST. JOHNS RIVER, SANFORD AREA. POSSIBLE MARINA SITE, $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. .Cog Priced right to sell. ________________ L?oa terms - IF YOU REALLY WANT TO Realty, REALTORS. 030-4051, BUYJUNKCARS From $10 to 150 Call 322-1624; 327.4460 clean, fully eqpt. 15 mpg. 59-Musical -. available. Lots at livabilIty. BRAND NEW BEAUTYStunning 311 21 w.plush cptg., brick fireplace, dream kit 1. huge bdrms on 1g., treed lo, for 179,90011 2565 PAR K BlEnch lag. Real Estate ai'o*.r 2640 Sanford Ave. PATORY WOSKE1-M.ture, Wosiduiw, desiring progress. CASHIER HOSTElS eccotlent iSIlty rSRSatwaM, lvii, F.T, PSflift. Mrs. 0.. UlIn 640 4403. Eveq. 322-0612, 322.1557 207 E.2SthSt. CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER- - NOOvy work. Relirpe ac labW PorMMRS. UnilM ____ Ijiusats, 3336565. - - 322 2420 . eu.' WoNr,i45 FvUIPari4Ims 323.7832 EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built 3tlR, 31 w22$1 sq 41Heuws _________ Iic. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 537.50011 Sanford's Sales Leader 05*1119 . DIESEL MECHANIC 34 with acre grove, 20 pct. ob., 10 pct. interest, ciss a Macit nusi for private 5, p. ofps BATEMAN REALTY fy5 bSCkgrend - 11*1 COLIST REALTY su,sooti GREAT 1 II, lB condo, w.C. H&A, W'W cai'Pet. eqpt. kit. & - -- -. Pfl tIm' impleymiftt pisgiflive Howe Health Psncv, Curt. iwrii aides towsmMavs & ''L Plenlilto, loprtdellts.& ave own cat. For mire in. 323-5324 frontage. A must see at CONTRACTI Only $77,100. RN or LPN, 4 to u srt ', NO QUALIFYING ON THESE A4ylRpS5foI%1$4t$5(jNur$jn. SANFORD 44, C.A.H like new. I CInV*IUCIIIt Confer, HI - 24357 5. French 11792) Sanford oorseous 297 deep lot w.100' STARTER HOME 7 BR, 11 home on car lot w.C.HIA, patio, calm kit.. lots morel BPP SERVICE nun. O santoro. 1335 mo, lob SP.irwood 1950577, 14$710. . The Real Estate Agency - Inc., Realtors 1. for yours CONTRACTI Just S31.l 100YDS TO LAKE MONROE Lovely SIR, 21 home, 70 Broadway Si., Enterprise, 10 ___ _____ MM ,.j,,.;. - if Icsre will Mr. True at Jungle Laboratories Corp.' Sliver Lake Rd., Sanford. • - EVA AREA. $1,900. ESTATE WANTS CASH OFFER. (Ct3) - 3235774 377-5191 Lg. holes for good price 323 9728 ORANGE GROVE 12'.7 ACRES ROBINSON & SEEDLING. GENEVA AREA. 51100 PER ACRE. ALL OR HALFI WORLD.. feature patio I morel BPP SERVICE BROKER. nto. MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker I COUNTRY LIVING 4 BR, lB homew.DR, w.wcarpet, eat.In kit,, dbI garage, workshop. ____________________ . ___ , ____ nIsnaIltv. $1111 . &• REALTY - REALTORS every ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 2½ ACRES TAIL PINES GEN. Hall REALTORS.MLS & Levis & Wrangler Jeans Or - Ford '13 I'ontuac bonneville, very S. French. 323 7340, 310 Sanford Ave. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO S. CFU. 520,000. Lk. Harney, lake front. 200' 131.000. STINSTPflM UVU UU I U 'i CONTRACT, 1110.000 17ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD S BED ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' & FENCI N'. $350 MONTH. R E AL T V. SE I 0 L E R telephone ______________________ • - Pleasing Harold 3225422 Beds, ObI. motel 6.5. & Malt., 5)0 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 For Sale 1931 MoI A, 7 Fxc cond Modified road car FIRM 13.300 32) 118) aft 5 80-Autos for Sale 323-4917 aft. 3 Paint 1. body shop for sale or use w2 BR apt. attached. Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details. Realty;lnc. lake 3 BR, 1½ B, CHIA, $323 mo.. adults. No pets, sec dep. Harold Hall Realty, Inc., REALTORS. 373.3774, Secretary, TypIst, sales oriented with ..- _______ child., no pets. GenevaGardei'tsApts, 1503 W. 25th St. _____ -- ----- 3%i3Ir.rirst5t. INTEREST 290 N. 17.92, Casselb.rry, Fl. Eve. $62365! 5344200 chaIn, 70' se porch overlookIng . TIrEd or nouse nuntingi 37, $37Q - % . BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 28 custom buIlt home on Crystal Lake fl-Houses lJnfurnished s'v. OSJICTION$ NOT SO PILED mOd 0$. IANLAN P THE II** Mare i. i&iL ci. i WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. SUBURB lIAUTIP fi. AITA. OST.a wslams a PRESSER. sap, apply c.,.ri Cleaners, 434 Shopping Center, Hwy. 44. Longv,00d. . IRICIISIIICS. GOOd benefits, IciS is AMOCO. SM Ihit $ WIPId IS salary comm.n$i.rato wIth ____ rnglltur ssi wam. WIlk III. cs UIP. I$iod Plilans reply $0 of *1 CiCCINI Cswt, lIMItS S 11 Ci ThS EWn11 17. I 1$t Cv. S1lS 1Sm' Herald. P.O. ion lW, Sin " lyl WIth Ihp pravisin. ii *5 Plc. isrd, Fl. m71. lush Op of *5 ki PHICMIIIS th5pl0$ thereat, at to NotiSisharskIsen*it$am ".. Ni. . ulawaths As.. $aMard. limbitS ReirIs if Semis Lotisty, Ma Ina csu.wy PIBl°4S under II. SIC. FlOrida. k,n c_v titisus abme ii A.P.C. U P,rs *WI5.SMM Ike tictliiow nimi ii JOT AUTOMATIC ALARMS, sMAll I l.ofS$ add, HymN • *5 STREAM PlO., and All I ktI' Wend So resistor said nims WIth dIni is As W USUAl N. MCIU.IP .S -. ___ *5 ss Clerk .11W CircuIt Cci11 pl0$ - USUAl 0 MCKIU.IP CIrk it *5 CircuIt Court. IsmInsls ClumSy, Pledhe In -IC Public locItil ii fm.ms Osmissly ClumSy, *Ido to on. ____ ClumSY r*. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL mWItk*sprMIisnsitlte .PldNhSmjl 15*5 BlaMes, Th-WII: RIPSUINTATIVI: (BEAU ____ PIC,1J1115 $1110 $ItVWL. TI' 99II 5oc$loe 465.0$ Florida $tItI#II i- ROSIlY 0. N. • Fliddi $lahdN inpesod _____ I belswOspirtm.nt of fOVnW$l SICOISDAMIN 0 NOTICI OP $4 F Rguletion, St. Johns River NotiCe is _____ l titit District. $319 MaguWe Saulivart 5 . FlSS $3003. I Q1 A. $istkevids. p. • Cll'CVR CInI't ISmIMIS DIstrIct Manaser Cunwy, Pforids. teS Iii the fol lowing dsscriho* pçopgrty Publish Mar. 00. 100$ OP THE FIRST PUIUCA heRS .p.cTlTIoq$NaMI ____ Nlllir*vglven*itham FT deys only, 100 $OmeletRestaurant FrsncttAve., Sanford WalIms exp., • : - ___________________________ ________________________ Produdionsculórneajadby beatmfg.Priorexp.nocessary In productIon planning & sdwdoling,$sndnesumetoEd Atcitloy, Pros. No phone calls piamel Cosa Boat Co.. p.o. isa, Saword, Fl. 33771. *eualatIsn District OffiCs Watil THE IN .me Depsntmentof Environmental - - • Si. .isto & itito, Pebnmiry ISas ALLCLA$MLDSMANOS.MD Lll,,BIsckSIaNitl *551.00 14* C*'ii. ?ets Ntw -____ ' I. JOSE. H. all., *Kt - of the iU Brethers Couaaellitg - Conultatlon In JiliMie, 7 m.. 11 i Hall Ncrlsis, :---- csu*. atV Pit { p, Øofve FloI'I 0$ PubliC ealo !IIfSof to ___ ______ *5 erd griMIng coiskirobygiwq ,i.,im _____ m se is eshsdols InSVMM.ru 5.1* to arsustf lntomtosss it U.S. 1700 & a *SINWCINS,WIh MiiblI Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, V5dS maId are r*.Wod, WITHIN Behert L MIngSr ci 111$ ISmtoSIS CaSity, THREE MONTHS PROM '1 A.*I APril IL 1* P. west Nsflchllisusaam. of WILLIAM'S - - • - L.u'. liminels county, Flit coM.nc,wttitffisPr.ul FiCtItIStIsNamBUatVl ecliin sat.os Pistil TemporarycpurationP.rmIl,The Department of Environmental SarviCis of $imInoie County Ii opplykiefsrsaldpermit Inordir Is provide time to comply with eHIusnt lImitatIons, A copy of Itti application is available for public irwpectiem finns rsqular buelnsss hours at Clurt. to ac mattlte rsWw: statutes I -- $fl Sog Afl on :' 1I... the venue or $vrictlsn - 3 Osk Ave Iavi*res* th3flllttlr4I -- ____________ nature of the imcas%Wy $la$Sd. If the cloim is uscwe e security Shill he descrlhit The Edward R. Block to (touplas M. th$L W IllS vitidNy at II. 010ff I *1 JudIth A. N.Y. Lot I? . . ___ g -I '. _, doe, the dets In N WIll bocosni ieatiotlheetaIsd. Ifiwclssm is onyeblIcflsneIIiIymayh,avs*at vet' 10 Oab 10:10 am., Rotng Gerdaua Social - the basis ten th, claim, the ,• ad ades'ses of Ills creditor or his agent Sr atlalMy. end $1,, m . ,.. , I,,. $Istd kolhi' aII. (lab, noon1 CIVIC Center, d LIi to fellow bag ___ hm'1 d kelu noon, Civic OIIJtOI. psck. ti00lrui followed by bingo at I p.m. - •- he in mitin, ad Clerk ii the circu 372 Lake it TI. WSOSTCW$IIIIIS TION OF THIS NOTICE to the at is, Hnpo4 Plaza, 12:30 p.m. *IWVBUOnS available. Call Dciii - ., 01 II. abOul courts wrdtuil statement of any claim or demand y may boys Inch claIm miNt (QCD) Like at the Woods Inc. ksr Odne T.ur to Lakeland for Holiday Odato THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE, Is fIle wIth the 17 N Orlando, s$,ci0 lamp Prop Inc to Irvk H. ow, , wi Pauline, LoS 371 Lake at *0 Woods TowiViouw Sect, S "$l&500 National Secretaries Auoclatloo on "use Il's-A New _________ Dcc.de: Iuçrintlng Sscretwlal Pro(iasloqi llwi," I a.*n. to 3:48 p.m., Holiday Inn, 1018 In istlonol . Ws, (Iundo Call 1441111. • v. have A, . requIred, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATI OF 1, 151,000 Sol Dele Ildirs Inc to Wm. 0. Phillips I. WI Pamela Kanimn Lot 314 Wker Springs UN warren c. Jutes I WI JSIfl T fo Wm. J. Wall&wf Nina K. Liii C Sterling Park Un 1,115,400 Superior Constr CD Inc to Wn. k1ando (new 3&d St. exit off I4) having All persons (0 LrCOlflbe Lee Mnhs & Sharon A. bka Sharon A. Maxwell to ShironA. Mounts bka SharOfl * Maxwell. Lot 201 IN, S ½o1 lot 19 Ilk 0 Lake Wayman HIs, $100 Francis J. Moran Jr. & WI Anne C. to General Motors Crp Lot 1' Weklva Hunt Club Fos Hunt Sect, AmuusI Spring Plait Solo, Central Florida Sheltered Wnrkahm. It --m in APA,I M. -,, -.- 5511 -•- is m. 1W •v.' .-.. ''' - 1tt below. Sutherland, LI 10 BIts 0 Sunland Est.; $100 FL Homecrafters Inc to Jote Swe.n.yI wf Martao. 1.01221! l3ftofLoI23IaIsoWl3flofIoI$l 51kG Lonowood k Dive, Orlando. ' er of lbs Society for the Preservation 4d. and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet SIn5In hi iner1ca annual ihow, 2 p.m. and evening per. jjj fcrmancu, - - CalifornIa 90051. The name and address of the porsonal representatIve's attorney an, eel Sunland Est,S100 btalneu. ' PaIbon Avenue, Los Angilis. n - Conv.todowntown s _____SATURDAY, MARCHfl ______ demonstratIon, 9:30.11 a.m., Deltona Minicomputer 'ubllc Ul*ary. A novice's Introduction to use of / 10 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Snfnrd.FIa 3277% WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE BUY. SELL. T RADE GOOD INVESTMENTS ONLY Rig. acres cleared wpond well, Ideal for mobile home. 131.000. 2544$. French Ave. 333.023% . a-Junk Cars Removed - in camper, stove, ref.. toilet, heater, sleeps S. Only 13.500. 323 232. 5500 3237457 so-Miscellaneous for Sale H. Ernest GefteVa ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Sl2Smo.661-6205 '" , ''l REALlY 322.3353,323-3772. 3334779 __________________ I Room apt. Utilities FuiTh Middle aged person preferred. # location. $27,000. ' . - If you need f III for 5250 mo. I. under if you qualify. 322.2994. Handyman special 2 BR, CI, : _________ .- 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture c?àm.a 1977 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham, loaded, white on white, beautiful. Only 27.000 mu 5)500 831 8104 or 3391782 '73 Chevy 3 ton, with Ii' 'sllde II' Fiberglass bass boat 6.5 acres with small pond 21 acre orange grove, w 6" well NEW HOMES Open 1 to5 daily monthly payments under $230. - X for single, many features Including attic storage. 3)01 5. -, Sanford Ave. .. 322.7972 Low down payments, 333.3797. Owner anxious, 1 yr. warranty. $37,900. .-. 43-Lots-Acreage S acre orange grove 24.39 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 337-1577 321-06.40 - buyers. New homes with family. FIreplace, corner lot. - Energy efficiency studios, idea" - or meaii 4 pct. interest to qualified 4 Sdrm 2 Bath, 2 story home In Sanford, Large rooms, tenor done In aluminum siding. Pit-fec for gr.*løS 31-Apartments Furnished ,. ' - ..- tCROCEZTT .Cog REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. ' ______________________________ -' ________________ Sanford Court Apts . n ' BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT.IN KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH AS. SUMARLE MORTGAGE. BROKER -________________ __ . -. Call 322.3963. _______________________ ___________________ - 55-Boats & Accessories SEIGLER REALTY mortgage I 1 yr. warranty. Alt a monte executive TawnP,oue. 3 BR, 2½ B, Brantley Schools. $350 mo. , . Blvd. on 17.92 in CIII 2 BR modern, goodlocatlon - Fenced, AIH, ww carpet 531470 - I rout. MOUITI Ofll :M*'PMrI Village - - n1aicoinputers Sanford. ' - HUGE, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 2½ $92,000. Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Idrm, 1½ Bath Is neat as a In nedy for easy livIng. seeing IS bIIIVIIS9 It , AIR S HO CKS 559.90 New Battt'ries $29.95 2113 French Ave., Sanford 79-Trucks.Trailers --. -- March21 122 TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. In this 4½ acre estate. 3BR, 4B w guest cottage, fruit trees. I ' one slg;RObirt A. Themes cornerpfI.t6;$19o_-. ... Alan P. Pray & WI Roxani . to Publish Mar. 13, 20, 211 Apr. 3, -IR . classified ad to solve it. Try •I U*Ct*as 32-9283 CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT UNDER 40,0001 3 Bdrm 1½ Bath, fully carpeted, fenced yard w.utility bldg. I garage. Attractive brick front, all this privacy. 1 yr. warranty. I Whatever the occasion, there isa SOUTH'S LARGEST (,arage Sale 7472 Faculty Dr. CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. warranty $64,900. Sanford Court Apts Shocks 55 95-Heavy Duty $7.93 ___________ 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK shoppIng center. CHA, dbl garage I fenced yard. 1 yr. .- Energy efficIent 1 BR unIt. 13 built.in power savers, attic storage I many other features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. ______________________ 3227113 Ave. $22,900. LUXURY LIVING EXECUTIVE LIN3 Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR w. fireplace. CeramIc tile foyer I hallway. WalkabIockto large ' _________ Jnfurnisted 30.Apartf ____________________ Ac'oss From Health Dept. . n'..'--...IV-.v,w., . _________ 912 FRENCH AVE. C. E. EXCLUSIVE 2 ' 1i_?; _______________________ appl.. Avon. Fri. 21. 9a.m. Cor Rlverview Ave. I Narcissus PLIANCES, GOOD CONDI. TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. 3 BR, 21, pool. RIO. green house, 1g. patio. $53,900, ILALTOS Sinford Gracious living. Peas, Weekly 1. monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 1'7$3 EMPLOY ME NT 11--lintructInJn - Q __________________________ - 0020. 3 Fam. carport sale: Clothes. 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCREEN PORCHES, AP. move In today for $33,900. for Sale '73 Chev Impala S W. top carrier. cxc tires, new nip sticker. 1650 323 0799 327.7480 322-5990 Moving Sale: Sat. only. Sofa. dinette set, bookcase hutch, coffee tbl I many other items. 2539 Central Dr. Sanford 322- ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. 2 BR, 2$, Condo, KIt equipped, 101111'S NIALTY 29-Rooms --- Sat. I Sun. 113 Aldean. 10 to 5. Dishes, $21,900. -- ----- ____________________________ 9-Good flings to Eat 4, -- Box 1637, Sanford, Fl, . E.Aitamonte Dr. Roommate to Share My? 9P Apt Call Bill 323.0151 - pots I pansr complete 560.000. Lake front country charm, 2 BR, 2B, brick FP, 1g. lakesIde deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. $31,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5, 323-6507. 339.0301 339.0505 701 Bldg. - 29-Apts.& Houses ToShare 32771. Equal Opportunity or every day. , . p.o. some service you have need of, read all our went ads NOTICIOFSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY lIVEN that on the 11th day of Al l, at 11:00A.M. at the Wi Front Beltl Freight handler needed for private carriage dock opiration In Sanford, Fl. Good salary I benetits, QualifIed persons reply to Box 50, c.o The Evening Herald, intiff Ii you are having dIfficulty finding a place to live, car-to nive, a , DARLENE PARKER, et, lants. 339-0509 339-0505 E, Altamonte Dr. _________________________ LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, aquarium I. much more, 320 S Crystal Dr., in Loch Arbor, Sanford. A OK TIRE 3 Family Yard Sale BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. Eves: 349-5100, 322.1951, 333.4302______________________ REALTORt 701 Bldg. Fri. I Sat. Toaster oven, clothes, MORTGAGE. 5)2,000. REALTOR 323.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE mont. $'2.!0Q. INC. REALTOR' FREIGHT HANDLERS I FICTITIOUS NAME dooroftMCo-jouseof ttinole Notice is hereby given that I am County, at Sanford, Flo a, the at John 8. Jones Ill to Donald E. engaged In business 1333 Undersigned Clerk will or for Rossman Dr., Apopka, Fla,, sale the following descni real Weaver I Richard P. Bur000n The N 90 ft of the E 163.12 ft of the SemInole County, Florida, under property: fictItIous name of BIS LOt 12 in Ilock "0" 5I,IM. W 525 ft of the NW'!. of SE'.b of CONSTRUCTION, and that I In. MERSET NORTH SEC IN Sect, 31, Leon A. Polio Jr. I wV Ruth to tend to reoister said name wlththe according to the plal it of as Bruce J. Miller & wf Ada T. Lot 61 Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, recorded In Plat look 16, 10523 Seminole County, Florida in ac Longdale Subdv, Id 26 of tho Public Ni dl Of (QCD) Valerie I. Cook 1 hb cot'dancewlththeprovisionsolthe 5minoIso-,,nty,Fin.& ether I..t ,,. FictItIous Name Statutes. Tn.Wlt: ,.... uwInu Jail., --...-- - - 305.323.1163 1k. Mary - 2 BR, fenced yd. LAKE VIEW. $30,000. 3 BR, FP, fenced yd., assume - .. THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL 1.10,500. imagination. STEMPER AGENCY Eve. 3056655640 Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX lic. Owner must sell. Submit all offers. Listed at $29,000. The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ad. 5. .Th Buys are stIll The curtains; I other items. Church of God by Faith. 1306 W- 13th St. 1st St. Exc. potential, use your on the beautiful Wekiva River at SR 46. Only $110,000. 167.500. .i. tt,ctn -. Better Living Centerof Casselberry. 339.3002 ____________________________ LOST: Cairn-Terrier, BL. I 10 mos. Country Club Estates area. REWARD. 323.0127 3 BEDROOM, 1'.3 BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT, APPLIANCES, AIR I HEAT. ON ALMOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW DOWN. SELLER WILL TAKE ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? If so you will recognize the potentiality of these 6+ acres area 13+ acres. This 3.2 has a super location, close to 1.4, Stromberg.Carlson & Sanford. C.H&A & above ground pool, too. Low dwn payment. 80-AUtOS - - clothes, some appliances. With almOst 2000 sq. ft. of living 4 rental units, income $2000 mo. ORDERLI ES 1:30 am. Children's clothes; dishes; boys pants; COUNTRY PROPERTY 2llflVestrfleflt Opportunities ______________________ _________________________ - -- Development Opportunity One entire block Z.RMOI on W. $43,000. P11 Utb & Deputy Clerk 554 Peltzer Constr Co Inc to Galen 1. Hassinger&wf NancyM. Lot 111k A Sweetwater Oaks Sect, 12, Summer is herd Wouldn't you like to loll around your own sc in pool on these warm days & nights? I BR, 2$ go with tI r _________- FRI En joyClean suburban living on 1+ acre. 3 over sized bdrms,, 2 batM, guest cottage I much more. Only $79,950, Eve 333.$$6 115 JENKiNS CIRCLE _____________________________ ________________________ S-Lost & Found - •' th.167s BUDGETS ARE SLIM BOLSTERED WiTH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe include, benefits paid vacatJon, company car, retirement plan 1. more. For more information call Rich or Marcia aft 6 p.m. $34•51I0 300 .REALTOR MLS 76-Auto Parts 54-arage Sale - NATURE LOVERS This lovely estate is for you. P1*LTV POili sure to get re5uIt)) SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - 2 BR, 16 w.FP, cxc. location. Only $24,000. iv,', _____________________ - wanted. Work ouVbI your own name, set your own hours, 41-Houses - ESTATE SALE thru S p.m., Wed. thru Fri at 321.0690. $353.11 wkiy, $55.90 daily, homework. Start immed, Make this possibility a reality. Free details Stewart.C, 100 Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma. 02192. Waltresswanted. Apply Mike's Village Rest 1300 French Ave. 322.9952 P.O. 41-Houses Ms. Experienced Part.TIme Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake Mary City Hall, 323.7910. Equal Opportunity Employer. 4-P s ________________________ ________________________ _________________ I S. VW, area most beautiful Mem orial Park. $100. to settle _________________________ training program paid other public Waitreulng contact lobs exp. helpful, Casual cond., high earning makes this desirable for younger set. For personal ___________________________________ interview Artz 10 am. Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur lic. prefen•ed, wll train. Apply 1 ml. N. inperson RIchie's of 434 on 17.92. 2Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In Court Statutes, To-Wit: Dennis S. Holmes & WI Vickie, Lot I FictitIous 20 01k A Sterling Park UN 4, SectIon 563.09 Florida StaMes 1931. ,300 Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to 51g.: Judy Gilbert Jack R. Douglas I wf Peggy A. Lot Publish Mar. 6. 13, 20, 27, 1900 II BIk B Sterling Park tiN 4, DET.131 Polloli Na aol a6flhaae Lodge $311 centennial hicloitlon, IIVe(, 2p.rñ., College Park Woman's Club, 714 W. Dartmouth St., Orlando. Guest Aloyslus Mazewald, of Chicago, national president MONDAY, MARCH24 Seminole Couaty Homemakers, 1:30 pm,, Sunshine room, Florida Power & LIght, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Program on iilt1ng. TUESDAY, MARCH25 Lecture by Joeepk 8. Iseman 'of New York Ofl I "L.awyers'- Loyalties In Transition: - I, (IASSIFIED ADS for S each, gals I guys to .--..-' iA h YCI CA., '..0 . '"u return, must be neat, single & free to leave Immed,, new car tran., furn., 2 wk expenses - I GUYS National Co. now has openings --- -•18-Help Wanted -- --- eriet'iS __________________________ Clerk of the Circuit : By: Eve Crabtres 21 61k 2 rep of sheets No. 1 & 2 N - • C TRAVEL CENTERED Sunday - Noon Frlda - of By: Mary T. Norton I- Lines Minimum - ______________________ ______________________ 7Ida, Seminole County, desaibid as: The East ½ the Norttøst tee Northeast '4 (less tP4outh 233 feet), SectIon 33, Towislp 19 South, Range 31, East, SinoIe County, Florida ' at iJblIC sale, to the hIghi and best bidder far cash at tt$Wist Front door the Seminoleounty Courthouse in Sanford, Fljda at 11:o0a.m.onthe3rddayOIpril, 1910. (SEAL) A4hIIP Ii City Clerk Publish Mar. 20, 1* DET.99 MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon . it NOTICE OF SALE: Notice Is hereby givà that, pursuant to the SummarjFlnal Judgment of Foreclosure tered in the above captioned an. I will sell the property sit*d In City of Winter SprIngs, RATES itime ...4c line 3cemecutivefUnes 39c a line ,7consecutivtImes,. 3c a line _______ GALS Noon The Daj Before Publication MS, PATTERSON FLOWER INC., etc., at. Defetan$s. Is Own Your Own -Business. DistributorshiP for Kodak film, Duracell Batteries. GE, Sylvania and other photo products needed in your area. No selling. Service top retailers under exclusive contract astablished by us. High immediate income. Minimum investment $4,995. High profit structure. Call opr. 2, 1.S00.6334515 or write NAMCO, 2121 Montevallo Rd., S. W. Birmingham, Alabama three Include 35211. references. DEADLINES ATLANTIC NATIONAL BA1( OF SEMINOLE, etc. TO t ClusterMSt.-ung Park UN 24. 550,900 Leslie Balogh & *1 Nellie A. to Joseph Andrews & wi Albert C. Lot 831-9993 -- CASE NO, 7.l3ll.CA49.J TO 1950 322-2611 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. s. naoA 3?°L.J ('nm. ;-.;;;;'1j - bI1A CDVtAA b.... r rm ,?C PRESENT ZONING CLA$SlFl. CATION OF R.0 RURAL URBAN DWELLING R.IA ONE. FAMILY DWELLING PUR. SUANT CHAPTER 165.041 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. MENT OF THE OFFICIAL ZON. ING MAP AND THE COMPRE. HENSIVE LAND USE MAP; SEVERABILITY CONFLICTS AND EFECTIVE DATE. A copy of said OrdInance shall be available at the off ice the City Clerk of the City of Winter Springs. Fl., for all persons desiring to examine same. All interested persons are in. vited to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE to be published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation of the City, one (1) time at least fIfteen (13) days prior to tti time of the public hearing. Dated this 6th day of March, iA • SI9degrees,47min.ofe$ - rt,,iI,Tv - ... . . Ci Orlando -Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Thursday, March 20, 1910-SB Id, Sanford, Fl. Seminole CARLTON, FIELDS, WA*, EMMANUEL, SMITe & FICTITIOUS NAME (OCO) Walter E. Schmacher a CUTLER. P.A, Notice Is hereby given that I am Jane L. to Kevin M. Ward, Lot LOST: Black cock.s.poo Suite 1601, CNA Tower I engaged in business at Orange 126 San Lanta Third Sect, sioo Female,lor$" high & CR IS Laks MO o Onl•ndo Florida I. - (QCD) SE National Bank SOOsMapleAvi. 337.0162 ,Wfl1Y1 vur ne rIaunTtvJ' orianuoto ooert Si. Feather Lots 1JV4i, eminoie ..ounyy, rioriac -4, 5120, Brantiey Harbor East, under the fictitious name of Publish Mar. 13, 20, 1950 Care SANFORD TRUCK REPAIR & DET.7l $100 'i.. Wm. F. Sturke I *1 Gail K. to TOWING SERVICE, and that I I THE CIRCUIT SURT Wm. Hayman & wi Careen, LW Intend to register said name with Spur at the Moment Iabysttting SEMINOLE COUNTY, SIDA Lot 3 flIts Swcetwatr Oaks the Clerk of the Circuit CC4.Wt Ct NO. 7,.1121.cA.R.D in my homi l4nty, daily, wkiy Seminole County. FlorIda In ec. Sect, 3, $17l, rates. Day or night. Olin AM Homes of FL inc to cordancewlththe provisions of the FEDERAL NATIONAL RT. GAGE ASSOCIATION . . Narn . w fl..- t ..l Orlando Townsite 4th Add, Club of Orlando-Winter Park, Annual Great Garage Sole, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., First Federal S&L parking lot, 2424 Edgewater Drive, College Park. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce Installation ,dlnner and dance, Deltona Country Club. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m., dinner, 7:30 p.m.; dancIng 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Carnival, South Side Elementary School, 11 a.m. to 3 - p.m., corner of 13th Street and Palmetto streets. Food, games, prizes. SUNDAY, MARCH23 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltoria. Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Half way House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. , .,,., y ., Rogers&wfSharonD.Lo$lIBlkC Swee$weter Oak3 Sect, 1221.59 a. 60, 125000 Hubert R. EarIcy & American Group One Inc to Russ Homes Inc. Lot 233 Barclay Woods Third Add, $15,000 Christoçher L. Wey I wi Mary J. to Sidne P. Griffin, Lot 1 The Highlands Sect, 5. $51,000 Alt VIII Inc to Emmanuel Per. dikls, UN 312 Bldg. 300 Altamonte VIII I, $34,900 J. R. Adams Ind & TrIo Richard E. Williams, The N 300 ft of the S 600ftof theE 901 flot the NE¼ of SE' of Sect, 6, 20-30 $10,000 Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to Pilot -- •- a ...,. it of NW¼ of Sect, 39, $25,300 Irvin J. McSwain to Wm. H. Pitts I. wf Mary L. Lot G.13A that Parcel of land lying in Sect, 11, $16,000 Irvin J. McSwain to Walter L. Rafuese Jr. Lot G.9 parcel of land lying In Sect, 11 1 12, $36,000 Jerry J. Fowler 1. wf Joan I Charles E. ColIin to Thomas D. others. I.,,,. . aII.s ....o. -.at,w,.w.. ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY ORLANDO, INC. WINTER Manuel F. Casanova 1 *1 ElIsa, OF SPRINGS, Alan R. wras Lot 129 River Run Sect, 3, $59,1 FLORIDA, REZONING THE Business Manager Van Home Blders Inc to Her. HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED Publish February 25, Mar44, 13, ichel W. Davis Jr. & wf Mary A. LANDS, LOCATED SOUTH OF S. 20, 1910 Lot 1261k C Paradise Point Fourth R. 419, WEST OF TUSCAWILLA DE&I1 • Sect. sse,soo ROAD AND EAST OF MOCKING. iNTHICIRCUITCOURTAND Marvel J. French & Wm R. BIRD LANE IN THE CITY OF FOR SEMINOLE C5TY. Meek Jr. to Robert E. Shaw a. wi WINTER SPRINGS. SEMINOLE !L!!lDA - Uppl' C LASSI F I ED ADS CITY OF rurW) The Greater Constr Crp to FRIDAY, MARCH21 f Legal Notic -- 24-Business Notice is hereby given ttJ am WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA engaged in buslnss Notice ci pjbllc Heirfag Sanfjd, lórld. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 32771, Seminole County, Orlda, Ronald L. Brewingion & wf NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under the fictitious nfl. Janet S. to Janet S. Brewinglon, by the City Council at the City of UNIVERSAL MOTORS, Iflthat I ' Lot 1 S Pinecret lit Add, $100 Winter Springs, Florida, that said Intend to register said nat with James E. Gribben I wf Jo Ann city Council will hold a public the Clerk of tee circulcours, to Eugene I.. Chamberlin, Lot 10 hearing •t the City Hall, 400 N. Seminole County, FloraC. Edgemond Ave.. Winter Springs, cordance with the provi 61k C Oakland Shores, Alan W. SmithS. Sharon 0. to Ft., on Tuesday, April L 19 at Flditlo* Name Stitutes,Wit: Lowell K. Bauder & *1 Theresa, 1: p.m. or as soon thereafter as Section 16509 Florida Itutes Lots 29 & 30 Loch Arbor Isle of possible, to consider an Ordinance 1,37. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., 11ord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Sooth Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altarnonte Mali. Happy Senior CItizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. TanglewoodAA,closed,8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Churdl, SR 434. Deltona (kgan Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, - Deltona. Yoor Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, MARCH22 Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida, Inc., 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Sanford AA, Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W, First St., ' Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, casselberry. - Salute to the United States variety show In honor of DeBary Firemen's AuxilIary's 25th AnnIversary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Rd., Tickets available at the door. - Seminole Community College Choral FestIval, 7:30 p.m., campus Health Center, SCC Chorale and Chorallers and concert choirs from Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman and Seminole high schools. Free to public. CentralFiorldaAlrSbow, 1:30p.m.,Sanford..Central Florida Airport. Gates open 9 a,m. for pre-show features, Iliac Angcls, Golden Knights, the Eagles and •r! 4 .. .-. . ,.-. __________________________________________________ ____________ - - Transfers I : I nurinay, March 20, 1980 Realty ' ,. To List Your Business,.. DIoIL3222611 or 831-9993 - .4 .4 -4 �S * • * • ..4. * . . * * * . . - . * . • . * * -: * . .•••-•.,,. * . 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 � 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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I I 4- OPEN THIS PICKLE JAR I -.-., , BUGS SUNNY 140P IN10 MY I - T NOW 1;0 P N *? " GO'Ne 0 1' eCo ' 6 ' ru;2'N L Ic . HOTILIS-YOULL 11-E HEAT LOVE. rr. ANC) 10.9G IN ., -. , 104# - i. I .. I , .. , — . ? . ( 0 11 " 0 _____ ' 0 I *: 1~ 2-14 '". • _J__. r _-lip ________ 0 V Dj&lgg *U " I - )-..I., t-1 ? -__ii : _ , ill ' I. --- bilisfE .. -~ by T. 'K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS RIF . a. : - _______ as wealthy Arab businessipen, paid up to Committee and the Justice Department the United States. • 1. ..•. • IN • . . A # ' ,. . :" ,wey _.________________ .. , , Z,000 in Iwup stuns to some congress- "will pursue this matter expeditiously ... -The first man arrested in the inmen in return for promises they would because of the importance of main- vestigatlon - Alexander A. Alexandro help the "foreigners" with immigration taming the ufidence of the American Jr., 29, of Commack, N.Y., an lwmigrapeople in their Congress." problems and business dealings, tion and Naturalization Service officer, Senate De mocratic Leade r Robe rt was arraigned in New York for allegedly More than a score of state and local public officials also were under in. Byrd and acting Republ%can Leader Ted taktnga$2,000 down payment ona $15,000 Ste ve ns said they wanted the Senate bribe to grant permanent residence In vestigation for accepting bri bes. the United States to an alien. Details of the undercover investigation Ethics Committee to begin a bipartisan -Federal sources Identified Rep. were first reported last weekend, just as Investigation of the one se nator involved Richard Kelly, R-Fla., as the the FBI was completing the operation. "as rapidly as possible." Known to be under investigation are -f "I'm very disappointed, discouraged, congressman who was fumed accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover agents. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., and shocked," Byrd said. "It's my belief that reports like this In the film, a man officials say is Kelly Reps. John Jenrette Jr., D-S.C., Richard Kelly, It-Fla., John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., harm the status of Congress," Stevens nervously stuffed most of the money in his suit pockets and asked the agents Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., and three said. The House committee promptly held a "whether anybody could see any of the Pennsylvania Democrats, John Murtha, Raymond Lederer and Michael Myers. special meeting, voted to hire a lawyer to money" sticking out of his clothes. Kelly 's .11 Known Trouble "Wayne Hays-type scandal" about him — and the congress- U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, R.Fla., is a scarred campaigner who has survived hints of scandal, whispers of impropriety man was reelected handily, a few months before he divorced and even formal charges against him. his wife of 17 years and married his 26-year-old former To be a target of public suspicion now as one of eight secretary. members of Congress reported to be under FBI Investigation sq Kelly, a political conservative, won his congressional seat titan alleged bribery operation should not have surprised him. from Florida's sprawling 5th District in 1974. :us record — ltnIA fl6_ •_ flgA_. ----"-- the roof of Sabal Point Elementary School, where he checked and embarrassing attorneys The state Supreme . _______ - - g' . "R J04 Prf? (LS\ 11 __ A_. I I 0 --- • , interviewer two years ago: "There is no doubt Judge Kefly is Court reprimanded him for harrassing an excellent conservative...He has been reliable. I have only I, Wi.. mu .,e accepted 'I work school board meeting Wednesd ay ni gh t. Elementary s. i 'r • e less .B usiness or rejected at Others have not been so kind. Kell y has been plagued by The state Judicial Qualification Commission formally questioned his mental competence — but decided it had "Insuffi- high employee turnover In his congressional office. In the first dent evidence" to decide the question one way or the other. See KELLY'S, Page ZA oms Ami*d 0 0 inance .it .I. • • . " ____ .U_~jj . . W__ '. I ~, .W. A .-A". - 1~11 I _k [I ° - .. - --I .16A Iwo . an lb -, - — I • -_ 0___ . Ag an :4 -1 - -• I - re U%NAWF le topless dancing. It also includes ordinance "says you can't dance oh- dinance is that it does not define "oh- consistently ruled you cannot reg ula te ordinance Is the best they can come up ByDIANEPETRYK scene," tins type of business in this manner, with. provisions against "lap dancing" and scenely." Herald Staff Writer TU ordinance was evidently passed Kunkler said "most of thie business on "I'm not going to allow these five "Nothing tn this world is perfect," he The third draft of an anti-topliess or. "booth dancing." llow Court's 1973 fo ing the U.S. Supre me th , e Trail (Orange Blossom Trail in commissioners to Th ds come e Lee County ordinance still stan into court on a said. dinance wu presented to co'mty co missloners Monday but doubts persisted McMIUan said, because it has never been ruling that stated communi ties could set Orlando) has come to Seminole County." God and motherhood Issue," he said, Kirchhoff said he did not want to adopt dWknged in federal court. He said Unir own standards for obscenity. he And he warned that rapes and armed "blunder in and be In court about five an ordinance that will not stand up in conmrning its enforceability. At the robberies are up. It in Orange said. after before minutes we get blown away. court. same time Sgt. Robert Kunkler who ran ordinances patterned County Administrator Roger Kirchhoff Urn asked why Sheriff Polk "It would be a short day in court and a I'I've not seen one than would stand up, Ow county's vice opAW for 24 yens, County and Cocoa Beach have been ruled Nelswender told Kunkler, however, ftt relatively expensive day." had not usW Oat ordinance. and I'm not interested in doing asid the two topliess ban in Seminole unconstitutiorW. "If the sheriff hasn't used the old or. he had better be able to prove the conCommissioner Sw*a Glenn said she Nelswender insisted the police would something just because it looks good County have tripled their business since t nection. ha ve to establish the connection between politica lly," he said. He suggested the the crackdown on such entertainment in has received many le tters in support of dinance we've got on the books now, w ha "I have never understood ft stand you topless entertainment and crime and commission might consider restricting an anti.toples3 ordinance. pwiticularly makes him think he can use this one?" Orange County. Kirchhoff asked, and the sheriff have taken," he said. define specifically and exactly what they adult entertainment establishments Assistant County Attorney Bob from residents of the Fern Park area. Kwdaer repUed ftlt he couldn't speak "You have said over and over the or- man. Commission Chairman BiU Kirchhoff through toning procedures. "You can't say to the judge 'this is The commissioners agreed to conside r sion that the proposed ordinance, said he has received letters both for and for Polk, but said he remembered the dinance is directed at the crimina l businesses attract, not ordinance being used once. He said he element these establishments, what we think', he said, that possibility and asked Kunkler to quiz a tee county orcjinance, against topless businesses. But federal courts have McMlllan pointed out that al9l3Cc*IfltY thought the problem with the 1973 or. Kunkler replied that the proposed Polk about the 1973 ordinance. essentially separates alcohol from . / ___ I, H A - I - roof projects at Jackson Heights Middle School and Altamonte lawyers -and five years later, he won election to Congress. the highest praise for him." Herndon Renews Termination Threat . Awow *ftW :1A A&" WN wo 1~ %mm * I L :. . ON VW an W" I so VIS Is I COWWNI ---•-------- A spokesman for the financing arm of that group told an who appeared before his bench. repairs to a roof at the school. Williams was accompanied Monday The state Senate dismissed the charges. by contractors for the project. Other school board members checked 0 0 uiy e AT'Mg FANCH .... PO YOU Before A political opponent accused the press of covering up a By United Press International ., ,AI1 believed the two left in the Bollinger . automobile. "About a year ago," Bollinger attempted suicide by hanging in the bgcktiard of the sisters' home but he was stoped by the police Higginbotham said. -DONNA - ig I VV" b' ' Cra 'W D cøow' • •:', __________________________ ________________ He's been in such positions before during a stormy public InIiidInø dnmant notion to federal aid for financially Higginbotham said four uad cars . .-,w,v um ,ivjwi ...-----.. were put into the area immediately. The hair I defending himself successfully. 1 nearwoo and government financing of abortion -has drawn high praise in Pasco County, the state House of While a circuit judg with officers. Althiough the two were last from the American Conservative Union. men on foot, Higginbotham said it is Seminole County School Board member Roland Williams climbs tO Representatives impeached Kelly on charges of harrassing X lOON P ES I • Probe handle its investigation and indicated it The Justice Department has ordered would contact the Justice De partment Senate leaders have called for a prompt congressional investigation of the latest an Investigation to determine whether about the possibility of o bt aining the bribery scandal, in which several deliberate disclosures were made to the FBI's evidence. In other developments Monday: legislators allegedly accepted money media by government officials. Profiles on the eight members of --Sen. Larry Pressler, RS.D., said he from Fill undercover agents in return for Congress caught up In the FBI bribery walked into the FBI trap and walked out promises of favors. to Investigation. .lean, spurning hints by the undercover TI* Justice Department is trying Stories on Page 2A. FBI agents that "a great deal of money" find out who leaked details of the Fill __________________________ could be donated to his presidential investigation known as o peration ARSpeaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. said campaign if he would introduce a bill to SCAM , or Arab scam, to the press. - . I last seen wearing blue jeans And a striped shirt. Bollinger and Ms. Clark are believed to be traveling In Bollinger's white over green Pontiac OTO bear ing Ohio tags. "The subject should ' be considered dangerous and may be armed," said Lake Mary Police Sgt. David botham, "with a .357 magnum pistol and a machete." Higginbotham said at 11 p.m. Monday Ms. Clark's sister, Pamela Collins, reported to the police at the Lake Mary station that Bollinger was abducting her sister from their home. Bollinger had roughed upa second sister, Linda WllhIS, breaking her nose, requiring treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Ms. Clark and Ms. Willis were In bed sleeping when Bollinger, an ex-boyfriend of Ms. Clark's allegedly came Into the house and threatened the three with a knife, saying he was going to kill them, Higginbotham said. Ms. Collins fought the assailant trying to help her sister, Linda, who Bollinger allegedly was _________ ___ i • tail, 118 pounds, with black hair. She was ,)__1 1 I i ] 1' .1 ssional Feloom ).(, £AI? ____ t •, W"Reft dangerous." Bollinger is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall with da rk hair and beard. The victim is Deborah Clark, 261 Fourth St., Lake Mary, , 5 feet 3 inches ' .____________ _______ - bulletin lists Bollinger as "armed and by Stan Lee and John Romita ____ Congre WASHINGTON (UPI) - House and The "be on the lookout" (SOLO) should have, but I didn't want 0 - ., Mary woman. Oswald' "Of course he - - -`, z il 4 FOOt -: 4 about 11 p.m. Monday a 25-year-old Lake his ueen of hearts on that ]1(4u 4 __ House, Senate Leaders -- A nationwide alert has been issued by West would have known what do." AITHsM! campaign. I will not regress to per- _______ e Ma ry Police Department for the Tim Bollinger, accused of abducting at to start a row." - ia ______ . 'Abductor' Opening lead:V 7 . 00PA 0W 11MF74ZJ ___ _____ - I' * getting away with grand theft. Last should have- discarded as SPIDER-MAN ...somewhat saddened Seek police station. t 4; ,, Seek -. It is obvious that East Thl! rUM for By OswaW Jacoby THE Y'LL NEW j I Police solely responsible for South . 4CöY'U • . 4. •. . : , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AUN.) acquaintance. OU Cvwi Irnu sauswi •Wt. Oswald: "As I get older I (For a copy of JACOB)' that you share an unusual 19) You could find yourself in watch more bridge hands. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at terest. very entertaining company Sometimes It is hard to keep &w.." care of this newspa, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) todiy,particuy per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City If you think someUdng dif. attending a social function. It misplay, but I was brought up Station, Now York, N.Y. In a school where kibitzers ,0019.) ferept will work In order to should prove exciting. -4..+ ' Mary Pass Pass Pan and the country. I hope none of the BILL MctOLLUM elected officials discussed are involved. 1 ~! ~~ I , ...unfortunate 1 7 It will not affect in any way, shape or If true _____ Ill form the effort I will make in this election DAVID BEST '-- the house and drove the 10 blocks to the — might become more Uanan by Bob Thavu FRANK AND ERNEST I 2 NT Pass 3 NT my pop unusual, — — the office again this year, said he was shocked and "somewhat saddened" by the all egations. ' Lake jack at trick one and he went after diamonds. West won the third diamond, thought for a while and finally led a spade. South went right up with dummy's ace and cashed out four notrump happily." Alan: "Was there any com• ment after the hand?" Oswald: "East told West that it was too bad that West couldn't guess about the queen of hearts and lay down his ace to set the contract." TAURUS ((April 20-May in on you unexpectedly at 20) You could meet somebody home today. 0 '1.4E 10A _: . V9LE A'T company you enjoy ST. LAURENT ...wants facts The fact that you've gotten BRIDGE AT with someone you feel you've WT EAST Astro-Graph Letter which been less close to than you'd 4643 •KJIO8 begins with your birthday, like. It will be a good meeting. IVAI0872 ' ,WQJ Mail $1 for each to A 73 052 '° UBRA (Sept. 23. Oct. 23) A 496 Graph, Box 49, Radio City person who appreciates 467543 Station, N. V. 10019. Be sure to something you've done in. 4975 specify birth date. volving your work could show K 64 PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) you just how much so today, *864 Friends and contacts are by doing something nice for •AJ 102 willing to put their'- Ives our you. Vulnerable: Both for you today. You won't have Dealer: North SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) to ask them to go to bat for West Niwib East Soeth This could prove to be a very you. It will be their idea. moUves. 0 h,. the iA Bold, unique methods can pay thritis, because of the had been getting the inert pill Febnaary5, 1980 psychologica l reaction to the all along. This coming year should be off handsomely today. Such testimonials do not CANCER (June 21-July 22) medicine itself. Such in. an exciting one. You may find wvwuais wowu usuauy prove a wing and waL's why get yourself much more active A new i nsight into a b tter th th e same response to a coated we ve to have properly ha than usual doing things you way of getting along wi sugar pill, de gned resear ch studies to si someo ne Important to you will may have ne ver tried before, To give you more inmake any conclusions ra ther all of which wie ll prove v*- comae to you today. Be sure to follow t hr ough on this fresh formation about osteoar- than relyi ng on Individual tremely fruitiW. thritis and what can be done testimonials. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. approach. L) (July 23- Aug. 22) Give 19) Unusual Influences that could contribute to you your attention to those who materially or add to your mean the mosttoyou today. resources in some mannerare They'll respond in kind, should be seen and not heard." stirring today. Look for some maki ng for a most happy time Alan: "I suppose for a ll . unique opportunities. NORTH 2.4.80 watched today's and. Id Romance, travel luck, AQ2 South get away with his three. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 9953 resources possible pitfalls and notrum contract?" present • K Q J 109 earner for the coming months An opportunity may trni,hlp ni all. Oswald: . 5N%r CALL F .1 ANY. ( GEORGES Kelly for "I personally hope there is no in- volvement both for Kelly's sake per. sonally and for the sake of the district "It reflects on everyone running for sonalities. Let the chips fall where they saying, "i have not been involved in any office or in office," Best said. "I'm not may," Fischer said. criminal activi ty." Judging him. lie is entitled to the same "I haven't seen in any public "The best thing is to wait and see what presumption of innocence that anyone discussion anything factual with regards is said Georges St. Laurent, else charged is entitled to. But I can't to reports out of Washington. I've only 4 a Longwood industrialist who sponsored imagine that Kelly is not involved in light seen speculation from unidentified "I worked very hard for Kelly for a fund-raising events for the congressman real facts before judgment is made. of the FBI releasing his name," Best said, "It is unfortunate if it is true. "It is unfortunate for everybody sources. I hope Congress and the long time," said Nell Lee, president of during past campaigns and helped Basicall y I am reserving Judgment." said. concerned if it is true," McCollum said. executive branch move expeditiously to the Sanford Republican Women's Club. Mary Ann Morse, Republican state Kelly's campaigns in a variety of ways. Orange County Commissioner Dick complete t his matter for the sake of the "I ta lked to a lot of people on his behalf Bill McCollum, an Orlando attorney, "Kelly has done a great job as far as committeewoman from Seminole County id Kelly has not been proven guilty of chairman of the Seminole County Fischer, another Democratic candidate district and the country and for th e sake and tried to encourage people not to run )ij voting record concerned," sa for Kelly's congressional seat, said it of clearing the air to permit a good against him. Now I'm disappointed," They say they have proof, but Republican Executive Committee and a Laurent said. "This looks like a big trial anything. ,, by the news media. I would like to see the no one has seen it. So I have to go on the GOP challenger to Kell y's re-election bid would be irresponsible of him to discussion of the issues," Fischer said. Mrs. Lee said. when they take these, even colds all year while he was though they don't have any taking it. You guessed it. He influence on the osteoar- didn't get the vitamin C. He cooperation you are seeking could even led to advancing -...,, h ,, I-,VI IV4i$bI III øWJ zed today if y(Nov. ._•gA I 1.1 defeating congressional district of Florida seat in 1978 and is a Democratic candidate for Wait —And —See Attitude speculate on what has happened or any role the incumbent may have had. fifth congressmen who accepted cash Kelly denied the allegations Monday, cures that are used by people student wrote back and asked to try to treat teoarthritls. if he could have the cold pill Pus A have been done on this half were given vitamin C. already happened, There are a lot of quack The next year a former . Take David Best, Orlando and Brooksville att or ney, who came within 4,000 votes of payments from FBI undercover agents for the promise of helping a non-existent Arab sheik, has brought a "wait and see" response from local Supporters and 51 gain your ends, give it a shot. Foes guilty," she said. deficient diets. That's really years has nothing to do with Gaining the approval or social life Is concerned. O'US,.4As..,v . U $ And assumption he is innocent until proven foes alike. In people who are on calcium along wi thout a cold for eight 54 WIN 0 i could get hold of the proper B Radio City Station, New York, vitamin, it would also help my NY 10019,' Now about vitamin C. I hate ar thritis which has co me on Some people do feel better because he hadn't had any YOUR BIRThDAY Friends By DONNA ESTES vouch for it. I thought If I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the bones is more apt to occur '$y BERNICE BEDE OSOL ... : Osteoporosis or softening of relationship. 47 48 49 - Scandal Held Staff Writer News stor ies that U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, is one of eight one since. Several doctors envelope for it. Send your have scoffed at my story but I request to me, in care of this you heard on television, For Tuesday, February 5, 1980 ,;3.i' l Kelly's tear arthritis. It is not caused all. This is pretty much the by any vitamin deficiency, story for all of the properly regar dless of wha t you think désignedresearch studies that HOROSCOPE 1, - ________ ______ _____ ———— 51 52 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)-PrIce 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 143-Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1980-Sanford, 1980- Lamb % I..;' HA1i I - 55 — — — ,,, I I 1111ellilti — — — not arthritis but I know many vitamin C. I'm always people call It arthritis. Taking reminded of the University of increased amounts of calcium Minnesota study of vitamin C __________ N1 FIGHT — DUKES _ — 59 — — — will help to slow down the a number of years ago; half of ____ __________________________________________________ process or help to prevent it the students were given an p..- At ,_, ,,','ilA' Kll4& OF FRANCE TELL I — — — ———— 42 41 50 by Bob Montana ARCHIE 40 ____________ 39 —— 46 43 44 45 — _______ P 2.4. 37 36 35 ——— NOW--iN7HE FEUDAL 6'ISTEM - . HOW P THE KINGS RAISE AN/ AR MV 2 DEAR DR. LAMB — Recently on TV I heard a Dr. doctor say that arthritis is caused by a deficiency. I wasn't listening very closely I and Idldn't get which vitamin he said but he said it was a B vitamin. When I went to the _________________________________ drugstore, there were so many different kinds of B it, Iam sending you The vitamins I didn't know which one to get and the druggist Health Letter number 4-10, could not help me. I gave up. Osteoarthritls Degenerative I swear by vitamin C, Or Wear And Tear Arthritis. having had colds all winter Other readers who want this long until starting on it about issue can send 75 cents with a eight years ago. I haven't had long, stamped , self-addressed fectious process, is usually severity of the symptoms. In oeteoarthritis, or wea r and short, vitamin C didn't help at — — — ___________________________ — — — 38 /' ________ 6 R I 34 32 I For I(nee 14rthritis __ i1 : JAT' TO ( 1HOR*P. o WP t very suddenly and is very to tell you this but a very good painf ul in my knee. My family study done on Marine was which doctor prescribes two aspirins recruits, _ ———— __________ ———— every four hours but If you statistically perfect so that ______________________________________ 18 14 15 — — — — — can give me the name of the you could draw a valid conby Art Sansom — — — — — proper B vitamin, I'd surely clusion, showed that there's 18 19 20 17 no difference in the frequency appreciate it. A ::i — B'( (OR(, IT TA - of colds in Marine recruits — 22 READER DEAR ___________ — — — — Arthritis of the knees, which who took vitamin C and those 9* 4"TO ARW 0" 28 29 30 31 27 23 24 25 26 is persistent and not who did not. And there was no associated with some in- difference in the duration or ____ _____ 0 - - - 30 Emit coherent 49 Christmas light 50 Common newt 31 Chinese point carefully 52 Author currency 13 Environment 41 Observes Fleming agency (abbr) 33 Hamlets 43 Gather 54 Carry home 18 Commercials 46 Irritable —— ——— 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 ———— ———— 13 10 1112 __________ ____ NIEIEIDIEID lung 11 Compass sorrowful 40 Dress H1 ___ (abbr) Help. No Vitamins 01 BEETLE BAILEY NOT CLEAN ENOLJl4, BEETLE! I CAN'T SEE MYSELF IN IT! IAITIEIRIS HIIIRjE OJRIA1N sJL t a 12 Shed tears 57 Legal aid 61 / l3Ages group(abbr) UN I i 14 Skinny fish 58 Deuce 15 Presence 59 Compass 1ZII - ., _ 16 Southern j4jIi point A_ 1i lo !jj bread J Ii.lN 60 Small cask DIAITI I 17 Thrusting SIH1AIO LL!J LLLL.LLL.LS weapon DOWN 39 Actress Gabor 19 Furious 20 British -imperial color 40 Time zone 1 Perceive 23 Bacteria 22 Light (abbr) 2 Monkeys 27 Frivolously 3 Puppy sound 23 Horse 42 Irish poet _Tj _Z 32 Indian tribe -\ directives 43 Became larger 33 Ensign (abbr 4 Frighten ci 2nd 24 Energy by Mon Walker 34 Jacobs agency (abbr) 44 French husband brother composer 6 Song word 25 Orange skin 35 Authoress 45 Superlative WH Y PON'T I KEEP MV 26 Alcoholic writer Ferber suffix beverage MOUTH 6-ILIT! 7 Lampblack 36 Lighted 47 Accountant 8 Shakespeares 28 Antlered 37 Lioness in animal (abbr) wife Born Free 29 Small island 48 Taxi 9 Mao 38 Most P v by Chic Young _____ - 0 Monday,F.b.4,1919 • . . 48—Ev.nlngH.rald,SanfordFi. BLONDIE . 8-VI - . Today . Ambulance Rrm: Fee H 1*kes Not Enough ' mikagechae increase sought was The county approval cajne on a 3 to 1 Th. Seminole County Board of Coin. crease sought. Otherwise, the company will cantimi from $1.50 to $2, but the county okayed vote with Bob Sturm absent. Voting for inia&eosrs todayapproved a rate in. crease for Hndon Ambulance, but not to provide service if the county pays the $1.75. Round.trip service is $6 and the increases were commissioners focat bued an morAhly auft, he ukL Herndon asked it go to $70; the county Sandra Glum, Richard Willinin wo BiU 0much as do emps y wanitilil& of Hnmft said the Hm*n was amM for a 50 per t aWoved $65. Round-itripi service during Kirchhoff. Against wu Bob Friench, who compm will still give the cm* 90 d4ys iwem in its ban rate for emergency ova*ae-pay hours,5 p.m. to 8 a.m., was mid he felt the matter should be held up noUce to tsrrniasse survices, URIM the &MMgsIm urvioe, from $40 to $60, but $60, Herndon wanted that to go to $60, but since the county will be renegotiating a county gtvs 11* company the rate Incontract in five months. county approved a $50 base rate. The the county approved $70. Action Repris ................ 2A . Editorial ..................... 4A Bridge ........................40 Horoscope ............ Calendar 6* Hospital 3A U1fied ............... 2-30 N5tTO0 ........................3A 40 Ourselves ..................... lB Crossword .................... jB Sports ....................... 64A De&thl ....................... 2A Dr. Lamb ' 40 _ Weather ...................... ZA World 2* �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, A.—'Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Feb.S, 1980 NBC, 2 Newspapers Knew About Prob WORLD WAsIIIN(;TON (UPII - For weeks, two Winnebago vans were parked near a large house in northwest Washington where undercover FBI agents posed as Arabs and offered bribes to several congressmen. Behind the vans' tinted windows and blackout curtains were reporters Front NBC and a crew of technicians with cameras equipped with night vision lenses that can amplif) available light 30,000 times. NBC, The New York Times and Newsday, a Long Island-based newspaper, were the three news organizations that knew about the FBI investigation of congressional corruption before the operation was disclosed last weekend. Their advanced knowledge of the un(lercover operation so troubled the Justice Department that it ordered an investigation to determine whether deliberate disclosures IN BRIEF China Blasts Soviets At Disarmament Conference (;l:sEvA, Switzerland UP! China, taking part tot the first tin te in the ( ;'a I)isarmanient ('onference, bitterls attacked the Soviet Union today for it_s invasion of Afghanistan. Chinese I)eputv l'oreign Minister Zhang Wen.Jin Said Moscow ''is unruat(hcd in ItS blind faith in the use of military force. "Each sear in the l)St decade it has conic p with at least one novel disaritni tent proposal but at the same tune has made a giant step in arms expansion," Zhang told the 40-nation t inference at the opening of its 1980 NATION Greene said a reporter was sent last F'rida to see a Justice Department official who till him, "NBC and The Tunes have been here and our basic thing ts this; we're sending agents out sometime Saturday to take "I believe the FBI was aware that we were (into the story," Davis said. "The people involved with the investigation knew we knew about it because we began making inquiries." Sydney Schanberg, metropolitan editor of the New York Times, said his reporters had written the story the previous week and it was (lecided to print it in the Sunday editions. "There was no change in our plans," Schanberg said, when asked why the story was published the same weekend the FBI operation was closed down, But he added, "We knew they IFRII were going to go to some of the targets on that weekend." Bob (;reene, an assistant managing editor of Newsday, said they could have published "a fair story" the previous week but were a "little nervous" about using some of the names of the congressmen believed to be involved. Chicago Teachers May Defy Judges Back-To-Work Order want to be able to take the people by su. prise." Greene said the federal official asked Newsday to sit on the story until Sunday morning, and then tile newspaper could contact those congressmen it believed to be involved in the investigation. Greene said Newsday agreed to cooperate, but noted NBC ran the story without names Saturday night and 'rile 'fimes ''had alreath called people before the FBI had interviewed them," "We milade a gentlemen's agreement, and we kept it," Greene said. WASHINGTON I UP!) - The seven House Jenrette reportedly was again under investigation concerning allegations that he had ties to a drug smuggling operation, and concerning alleged payroll padding and false travel vouchers, lie recently was the chief organizer of the tourism caucus, one of the largest special interest caucuses in Congress, Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., 63, chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, was first elected to Congress in 1962. A graduate ot West Point, Murphy received several decorations, including the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, for service during the Korean War. A friend of former Nicaraguan leader Anastaslo Somoza, Murphy was in close touch, including a personal visit, with Sontoza Just before Somoza's government was ousted by rebel forces, Murphy was the principal nuirwger of Last year's legislation implementing the Panama Canal treaty. In late 1979, Murphy's financial affairs reportedly were under investigation by the Internal Revenue Service, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a federal grand jury. Rep. Frank Thompson, DN.J., 61, became chairman of the House Administration corn- members and one senator caught up in the FBI bribery investigation include conS servatives and liberals, prominent veterans and a irtually unknown sophomore. Following are brief profiles of the eight: Sen. Harrison Williams, DN.J., 60, has been in (ongress since 1953, serving two and a half terms in the house before winning election to the Senate in 1958. As chairman of the Senate Human Resources Committee, Williams has been instrumental in the passage of major pension reform, health bills and other social welfare legislation. A strong supporter of organized labor, Williams also serves as chairman of a banking subcommittee, with control over the securities industry. Both labor and financial institutions have gencrously supported his election compaigns. In 1970, Williams publicly acknowldged a drink. ing problem but said he had overcome it. Rep. John Jenrette, D-S.C., 43, in his third term in Congress, was first elected Nov. 5, 1974. Jenrette was investigated in 1977 con. cerning land dealings in his hometown of North Myrtle Beach, but no evidence of wrongdoing was found. Late last year Leakey Uncovers New Clues WAS}llN( 10N U P1 - Ancient footprints found in Africa suggest the ancestors of human beings had a fan i dv st met ore :t .6 itil lion sears ago, anthropologist Mars l.eakev says. Mrs. l'akev, reporting on her studies during the past year in northern Tanzania, said it now appears the 89-foot-long Inn I of prints, preserved by a rain of volcanic ash. Was zutade b' three individuals walking together - - aprot r'nt I a ii tale, ten tale and offspring. All three arc in step and any slight deviation in course is clewlv tt,llod by all three, suggesting they ii tas have l'eri holding on to one another,'' she said at a Natigial (;eographie Society news conference Mnrul;s Gold, Dollar On Slide I . )NI X)" I I IPI .- Fhi pru''e of gold fell again tNlay in Europe a nI the lol lar (lroppv(l on all European iuiarkets. In I lung Kong gold nt'niained about even compared with Mindav's prices. teachers, late Monday announced the city's 654 school buildings would be closed today to both teache'rs and hildren, tiii' second day in a row school children would be tie rued access to the' classroom. I eachers in the nation 's third-largest school system alked off the job Jan, 28 to protest the School Board's failure ti issue nearly $5t) million in paychecks, but a strike. protesting teacher lay-offs and a shortened school year, was not officially called until Sunday Rep. Raymond Lederer, tWa., 41, a former football coach and probation officer in thL' Philadelphia school system, was elected to Congress in 1976. A menlber of the Rouse Ways and Means Committee, he has developed ii consistently liberal voting record and has orked!'r tariff protection for industries in his area. Rep, Richard Kelly, li-Fla,, 55, a former circuit cr'urt judge and assistant U.S. attorney, was elected to Congress in 1974. While a judge, Kelley faced impeachment as a result of hi treatment of defendants in his courtroom, but he was not convicted b) the state legislature. A member of the Agriculture, and Banking Committees, Kelly maintains a strong conservative position on nearly all issues, domestic and foreign, lie was embarrassed last year when it was discovered he had overspent his office supplies allowance and had to repay the money, • • Canadian border to Arkansas edged further east today, bringing gusty winds and up to 4 inches of snow. The winter storni stretching Iroiii ('anada across the eastern Dakotas to Kansas and Arkansas edged toward.s Kentucky today with gusty winds and colder temperatures. 'flie system passed over w,'stern lw; Iatt' Mmmv nifht, leaving 2 to 4 Inches tif 5(10W in its path. Northeastern Oregon, southern Idaho and northern Utah were shrouded with a blanket of fog early this morning tiich also crept into the taIles of central California. The Southwest remained wariii witil Nogales, Ariz,, and Thermal. Calif., both recording ii toasty 84 degrees for the nation's high (hlytl:ne' teznper;iture. 1th{Et ItEitl)INGS 9 n.m. J: temperature: 48; overnight ov:J4; hh: PreUre: r.32; 1y6 thU WEI)NESI)AY 'I'Il)E.S: t)A't"fONA BEACH: highs, 11:08 a.m,; lows, 4:43 a.mii., a:( p.m.;P0ItT LANAVIsIIAL: highs, 11 a.m.; lows, 4:34 a.m., 4:56 p.m. BAVI 0111: hIghs, 4:03 rareer Keuv , ' , hostage and began their 36-hour war of racial violence' and revenge against "snitches." BOSTON I UPI , — lor the first time in more than 15 years. teachers and students in Massachusetts, public scilools were allowed today to bow their heads and pray. But tue new law niav be short-lived, l'tle Civil I .iberties Union If Massachusetts said it would ('hI;iIk'1114t' tue statute in court "SOOn, possibly today.'' 'I'he U .S. Supreme Court ruled in 1963 local and state laws ne'quiring recitation of the Lord's Prayer or Bible veises in public schools .inlated the Constitution's guara ntee of separation of church and sttte, 'I'he' Massaciiust'tt.s law, signed in November by Gov. h-:thvird J. King, requires teachers to allow for a period of voluntary prayer before each day's classes begin. Any students nit wishing to participate would be allowe'd to leave the rootit, as would the teacher. King signe'd the law despite claims it could not pass a con- Imiiates were hacked apart with homemade' knives, tortured with blost'rches, castrated and raped. "When this thing started people just turned into animals," said one inmate ?'ho said he was bound and raped by 10 prisoners. ''I 'mu luck)' to be here.'' By early today, the botes of 35 men — all inmates amid nut of them Mexican-American had been recovered, but anotiie'r 15 were still missing. Officials said they expected to find niore' bodies in the still-smnoldering buildings, surpassing tite' bloods record of 43 killed in the Attica, N.\'., riot in 1971. Buildings were set ablaze and many ci the prisoners died of smoke inhalation. Damage to the flicility was estiiilate'd as high as $40 million. The rebels were more concerned with revenge than reform. They rifled administrative files to find where the informants — the despised ''snitches''—were housed. Then, armed with homemade knives, clubs, anti a blowtorch went front cell to cell, maiming, killing and raping, surviving inmates said. Authorities said while' sosim' 1,1 the atrocities were' fer revenge, others were racially motivated, The penitentiary's population is approximiiately 58 percent Mexican-American, 30 percent Anglo, 10 percent black and 1 5 percent Indian. 'l'he rebels' fury was fed by drugs from the prison infirmary - A'I'l,AN'i'A UI'l u Bank records show former federal budget director Bert Lance and co-defendant II. Jackson Mullins, v ho are on trial for bank fraud with tv.m other associate's, personally borrowed at least $200,0{l allegedly to cover bank overdrafts resulting froiti I irue's unsuccessful bid for governor of Georgia - .' ' ¶ — S The charges brought his impeachment by the state House. lie could have been removed from his bench, but the Senate decided midway through their trial proceedings that there were not enough votes to sustain the charges, and the charges vere similar charges went before the state Judicial Qualification Commission, brought by fellow judges. When several lawyers told the commission they thought Kelly was "lnsme crazy, suffered from paranoia and suffered from j .' ' . - '. missing. Officials expect to find more bodies in the still-smoldering buildings, surpassing the record 43 killed at the Attica, N.Y. prison in 1971. - - ,'' ' ' ' of 1. FLORIDA Black Tuna Gang Guilty Of Varied Drug Charges MIAMI (UPI) A prosecutor hailed the conviction of eight members of the most sophisticated drug smuggling gang ever uncovered by federal authorities as a new era in the fight against the illegal use of marijuana and cocaine. At corlclusion of a five-month trial, a six-man, sixwoman jury decided late Monday that eight leaders of Miasii's "Black Tuna" gang were guilty of enough cilargeS that could send three of them to prison For life and put the others behind bars for as long as 35 to 50 years. Chief prosecutor Walter Schroeder, who was hospitalized briefly last week with chest pains, called the conviction "a great day in the history of law enforcement.'' - San ford 's Jeno Paulucci Receives Italy's Highest .ivilian iAvvard Fires * Courts Police Beat __________________________________________________ manslaughter b' olleration of a motor vehicle while Intoxicated and driving under the influence of alcohol in the Oct. 28 death of a Sanford pedestrian. Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams accepted the plea and ordered a pre-sentence investigation before Imposing penalties on Glenn Edward Dawson of 2901 S. Sanford Ave. Dawson was charged with the death of William D. Hill, 22, of 505 Valencla Court, Sanford. Hill died while walking along U. S. HIghway, 1742, west of Sanford. Under a negotiated plea, Dawson is expected to be sentenced to three years probation plus a $150 fine and 90 days loss of license. The state agreed to drop a third charge of unlawful blood alcohol levels against Dawson in return for his plea, Young Trying Iran Mediation - -- -- .. -- .--- n.s.a. ---------- en ,, S 515111 . ---•--- U---- __ Tr_.TtT •.--•--..-.- - --- '4 - iu,un fin. ((WI) T - ' . ' ' '-' . - ', . - ' . ,, - - I - - - White' house' Kemlel}' sent a letter to 34 brganizations that have proposed a I)emnocratic debate, saying itewoulti accept allof the invitations — but only if Carter accepts them, too. Powell retorted sharply: "If Senator Keniied3' has such an active interest in a debate, tie can have an excellent one between tiis positions on a number of issues this fall and his Ix)sltiufls of last week.'' Reporters reminded Powell that Carter, as a candidate in 1976, had criticized President Gerald Ford for campaigning "in the Rose Garden'' and not taking to the campaign trail. "I would not want to be so crass as to suggest tue situation with which the president is working right now is somewhat different from the one with which President Ford was working," l'owell replied, Carter has not held a news conference since Get Order Too Late? - j - aggressively promoted as the foundation of Knowing that the Soviet Union has achieved his foreign policy during his first three years superiority over us in strategic as well as con- In the White House. One of the most striking examples of the ventional forces, it is hardly comforting to hear the Joint Chiefs of Staff tell Congress, as they did president's sudden policy reversal Is his recently, that we are in a time of greatly in- CdIfllniStr$Uon's decision to offer $400 million worth of military and economic aid to the creased danger of a "military confrontation," government of PMdstan during the next two which is to say war, with the Soviet Union that '" 'burgeoning Soviet power... adds up to a period The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan of particular danger to American security In- provided the geopolitical rationale for that terests intbe early I9SOe. t'1 mo,swisant ignoring three touchstones of his earlier foreign policy Indeed, President Carter, who is wont to discouraging the proliferation of nuclear stumble back down the hill after charging up weapons, stressing human rights and he did last September over the Issue of Soviet reduch foreign military sales. is already finding the combat troops in Cuba considerations were crucial heights he attained in the State of the Union tO be elements in the Carter admInistration's mid. untenable, He has warned that the United States ivn decision to abandon the proposed sale of alone could not defend the Persian Gulf region 110 A-? attack planes sought by Pakistan, and called on the oil-producing Arab states as well Thepresldentlastyearcutoffallmliltary as Western allies, In effect, to Join in an antiPakistan because that nation Ista Soviet alliance. Correctly, the president stresses refused to allow International Inspection of a that Japan and Western Europe rely much more nclearresearchproçamsuspectedofbeIn heavily on Persian Gulf oil than does this country. designed to produce nuclear weaposry. - W4 - Novemmiber. about thiree weeks after the U.S. l'niibassy in Iran was seized, and only three meetings with White House reporters since last May. "I disagree with the jiresielenit's notion that public tiehate anal discussion should be suspended during permits of international unct'rtainty and challenge,'' kt'nmiedy's le'tter said. Kennedy spent miiost of Monday in New llamilpshlire, in Manchester, Concord and llooksett. The state primary is Feb. 26. In other developments Monday: Rep. Johiti Anderson's presidential campaign was certified by the Federal Election Commimission as e'ligiblt' to receive federal ,iiatching funds. Anderson will be getting a diet-k soon for nearly $250,000. —Former U.N. Ambassador George' Bush, .,. ,, ', - .. , ,,. , . old - sidt casi - - hen Sen ran - -- __ - A ' __ - Con ' ChIeF administration also has been B our allies confuse their human rights policies of fror c'l of President the unprecedented prosperity and well-being withPakistani Mohammed Zia ui-Haq, Viii the strong U.S. deterrence dentente, forgetting act army general who seized power na 1977 mom against the Soviets that shielded them and made mnnitaiy coup, now rules under martial law con everything possible. Indeed, the Europeans who and repeatedly has postponed promised - Con have not been altogether staunch about beefing up parliamentary elections to Install a civilian pro their own NATO defenses against the magnified g0VeT11tt, Soviet threat on their eastern borders are Similarly, Carter earlier pledged to reduce eda vetS crawfishing about joining the United States in the United States' role as the world's leading fl lieu meaningless protests. arms merchant because "competition anything more than fairly to b arms sales is inimical to peace." abet Suddenly, the world is a desperately dangerous But Pakistan Isn't the only country to app p1 ace because the United States, without effective n a resurgenc, in munitions trade. not allies in defending the Persian Gulf 'region, at this DIXIII time is incapable, as the president has said, of mr'Jstra itas .zpans its sal. oi stopping Soviet aggression against weaker states everything from ,saII arms to jet fighters Uronghot&t the Middle East the mo rsoo around its borders in that area of the world. -: the world whir. Carter earlier stressed the for For the Immediate present, it must be apparent in Washington that the best hope of giving pause rued for political stabilization. ent of a string to Moscow is through the estab of U,S. military bases all around the Persian Gulf JACK ANDERSON region. It would appear our only chance perhaps is to gamble the Soviets won't invite war with us by directly attacking our forces, and thus we will be granted,tlme an opportunity to regain the i4tflT1 away. slip let security we have WAIINGTON Jimmy Cartsr's saber. gim Meanwhile, we had better believe our Joint torn ___ thiefs when they tell us we are in a time of I1WINb the P.fltlgon. The brase hats know cir maximum national peril. ____________________________________ b.U.r thin anyone whet a duster waild Nulit U (hi Rustar' called Cater's bh on sln The difficulty is that campaigning in New hlaniipshire, said he does not believe' the current state of relations between the United States and the Soviet Union will lead to war, but does ttlink world opinion has mobilized against the Russians since the invasion of Afgilanlistan. —Reaganl begaml a six-day tour of seven state's, putting iirticular eimipiiasts tin New hlatmipshire. Reagan celebrates his 69th birthday Wednesday in Massachusetts, South Carolina and Florida. tanker the night of Jan. 28; 27 were rescued. The three fishermen aboard the shrimp boat Bayou running about a mile behind the Blackthorn when it collided in a shower of sparks with the tanker Capricorn pulled 22 of the - - "My-old tax service didn't survivors from the' water. A small group ot them, shivering front shock and cold sea water, were huddled In the galley of the fishing boat, arguing about what happened. 'I'iiey sere overheard by two crewmen of the shrimper - - . double-CheCk everything. ' I shou Ida come here who were laboring __ - last year." - Ventrice Dyer and Charles H, Whitelaw at the stern, pulling titer Coast Guardsmen out of the water. "1 heard omie fellow — anti it's nity assumption he was on the bridge (of the Blackthornj, say he had seen the ship (tanker) and was watcidrlg it and was waiting for the order, but it never caine," Dyer told the inquiry board Monday. He said he assumed the mitan, whom he could not identify, niteant an order to turn the Blackthorn. Bundy Jury To Hear Tape The Florida ..,s. u'uzt ANIVi iz iIiPIt i - U.S. W - .. - 4 #1 Lk\ Th'ndnr Riindv started the day ' - - _____ He could not seem to sit still. He was fidgeting in his c'hair, shuffling - legal papers, scowling over his attorney's questions. 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SEMiNOLE MEMORIAl. boa HOSPITAL classes on Feb. 9, 1978. Two months later, her decomposed, Julian Walton Parker. New York FEC. 4 half-nude body was discovered 35 miles away when a trooper DISCHARGES ADMISSIONS spotted a bone poking out from under an abandoned pIg pen. Sanford: Sanford: Mack A. Burnssd Anderson waIted almost six months before telling police Victoria Campbell Earl E. Edwards ,Jotmnnie M. Clark about the day he was driving past lake City Junior High Foy E. Justice Richard Cosgrave SchoolandsawamanresemblingBundyleada crying girl into Katherine Nahm siogner L. Havelyn Deborah K. Zurek a white van, Edward C. Howard Florence A. Light, DeBary Rebecca N. Knowles He agreed to be hypnotized to improve his recall of the InWalter London, DeBary Mary E Mi'iiCk He was not even sire what day he had seen the van and cldenL Geraidin J. Boiton, Dettona Eli Scott Sandiord, DeBary Wayne N. Gergl.r, Deitona its occupants. After a hypnosis session with Imogene Keene, a Edith V. Anderson, Deitcxia Ralph B. Porter. Deitona Leord E Berkley, Deitona social worker at a veteran's hospital, Anderson remembered it John W. Wharton, Deifoni Anna 1. Gleason. DeltoM was the day after his vouni daughter's birthday, Feb. 8. . . TALLAHASSEE, - murder of a pregnant 21-year-old Leesburg woman. vcuiiu Attorneys for Freddie Lee Hall are expected to ask the justices to order a new trial for Hall, claiming that Circuit Judge John Booth erred In trying Hall, who is under two death sentences for killing the woman and a - - . UN sIxIkesmani Judy Powell says President Carter's refusal to campaign now is not cotuparuble to Gerald Ford's "Rose Garden campaign" of which Carter was highly critical in 1976. And lie brushed aside new criticism front Sen. Edward Kennedy, who said Monday, "If our recent history has taught us anything, it is that a failure to debate our nation's policies leads us into deeper troubles.'' , TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) The order to turn away from an impending collision may never have reached the Coast Guard crewman manning the wheel of the tragedy-bound Blackthorn. Or It may have come too late. The CoastGuard Marine Board of Investigation may Find out today, scheduling survivors of the buoy tender as the next witnesses in the inquiry into the Coast Guard's worst peacetime accident. Twenty-three crewmen of the Blackthorn perished when it sank in Tampa Bay after colliding with art oil Hall To Ask New Trial . -. - - AREA DEATHS IS•&••W•b a - Did Ship Pilot - Carter-Mondale administr- - - TALlAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) Trallways bus lines is raising its in-Florida passenger fares 10 percent and its freight r4tes, 9.9 percent. The h'ublic Service commission Monday approved rate incre43es siught by Trailways, as well as higher fees for United Parcel Service's Florida operations and two tiny airlines. United Parcel charges will increase 3,9 percent. In addition to the 10 percent hike in passenger charges and 9.9 percent express rate Increase, Trallways will raise its C.O.D. collection charge from $2.50 to $5, atlon on economic problems in the U.S., served as liaison By United Press Inter. the State Department con- Waldheim, against Iran by the deposed their takeover of the embassy between the White House and national firmed Young's mission was Commenting on the report, shah, Nov. 4, they have demanded Rome to arrange economic Iran's two most powerful not In behalf of the govrn- State Department spokesman The position of the militants the shah be returned to Iran conferences, and was leaders made plans to review mont, Hodding Carter said: "I am on the suggestion was not for trial before they release President Ford's emissary to a U.N. proposal for freeing NBC said some news not aware of any imminent immediately known. Since the hostages. Italy to examine U.S. disaster the 50 American hostages but reports Indicated Young was breakthrough" on the hostage relief efforts after the 1976 Washington admitted it saw In Beirut, Lebanon, and would situation, earthquake, no "Imminent breakthrough" travel with representatives of He confirmed the State Typical of Paulucci, he Inthecrlsls,addlngtherewas the Palestine Liberation Department is pursuing found an opportunity to HOUSE FIRE no one authority with which to Organization to Tehran to try several possible avenues of correct President Carter on JOHNT. (JAKE) FORTIER to free the hostages, NBC mediation, including the one Denald; two sisters, Mrs. the size of the Italian A Sunday morning blaze caused by a faulty wood stove did negotiate In Iran. John 1. (Jake) Fortter, 58, ElIzabeth Arnold and Mrs. American community during A political personality who said, about $15,0(X) damage to the home of Vincent Faulk, at by the U.N. secretaryfigured prominently In the From a Tehran hospital general's office. But Carter of 2507 Old Lake Mary Road, Pauline Peston, and one a White House reception for Pineway just off S. Sanford Avenue. The blaze, reported at 12:05 Sunday morning, was confined early days of the 94-day room, Ayatollah Ruhollah added: "The problem con- Sanford, died Monday at. granddaughter, all of San- PremierCossiga following the at Seminole ford, to the attic area, although the rest of the wood-frame house embassy takeover was Khomeini Monday ad- tinues to be of finding an ternoon award presentation. c,,ffirpI ,,nnks. ,in,l wntnr d,t,taiu m,s,snrglini, rrirtdlv in freah nurirnit nf mlnIetrd nmth of offlen rn,*hnritv un Irunt in ,i.i Memorial Hosnitsl Rrien W.inr..I U5..... .s..w...J i.., ... ...5 in ga,niinnlp .ns•, . 1' r UI ISUIJIC r— ta iii Mr. Fortier was born in a solution to the isls. For- to President Aboillassan Bani- with the question." firefighters. charge of arrangements, mer Ambassador Andrew Sadr, No one was injured in the blaze. One diplomatic source In- Sanford on Oct. 22, W21, He Young. who offered his Dinlomatic renorts from dltd WkkthPlm'I-V.-cua. attended the Free Methodist EU Notk. --.---------- --vices way back In November, Tehran said the Islamic lions, relayed to the Iranian Church, was employed by the FORTIU, JOHN 1'. (JAKE) was renewing his mediation leader and the president, the ambassador at the U.N. last city of Sanford for 33 years in Funeral services (or John T. efforts, NBC reported, two men holding the highest Thursday, had been accepted tte street department and u.k.) Forte,, who di Monday, wliI be at to a.tn, NBC News Monday night government under Iran's by the Teliran government as was a veteran of World War Thr$diy at the e,e quoted State Department ConstitUtion, were to meet the heals for further negotla- fi Fyneral Hone In Sanford with soirees as saying Young was within the next few days for lions. He is strvived by his wife, Rev. Michael Holland of. ficlating, assisted by Rev, Fritz either In Iran or on his way to dLscuulcms on a plan for the Waldheim suggested an Mrs Juanita Fortier of Mock. Burial wili be in try to arrange the release of release of the 50 AmerIcan International commission be Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Evergreen Cemetery in San(o,, American hostaaei. hostages, proesd by U.N. laweti to investigate tie Janita Harper and Miss 5ri Fineral Hom..pA in charQe of arrangemg, Both the White Hoi and Secretary-General Kurt alleged crimes committed Jonnie Fortier; one son, •'P - - Traliways Fares Rise 10% In a statement issued Monday, Kelly said he had talked with of Merit, the highest award both to fostering ties of Panza Cedronlo, and U.S. exclusively to Italian the Justice Department and was "confident I have not been ever given other than honors friendship between the United Ambassador to Italy Richard Americans but of Interest to Involved In any criminal activities." to heads of state, by Italian States and Italy and because Gardner, all Americans, A5 an unofficial adviser, he has counseled Presidents Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and the All 18-year-old Sanford man pleaded no contest to charges of ,,1t ''lIINt','1'ON I ____________ - No-Contest Plea in Auto Death Carter Tactics linS Ure - It was a tonic to hear Mr, Carter, newly awakened to the Soviet peril, draw a firm defense line, especially after the country's frustration and humiliRtion over the holding of American By ROBERT WALTERS hostages In Iran and the brutal Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, The president, who accepted Soviet WASHINGTON Will the real President assurances on detente at face value, who slashed please stand up? killed Carter the Navy's rebuilding program, and who Is he the "dove" on the left side of the table the B-i bomber and froze the neutron weapons who for years has been shaping a foreign system, had at least,he said, seen the Russians for poUP emphasizing detente, human rights, what they are. For the first time In his presidency nuclear nonproliferation, reduced defense he seemed concerned about humi ity in the budgets and global demilitarization? nation's powder supply, Or is he the "hawk" on the right side of the table who now is issuing ultimatums to th3 But during the ensuIng days since the Soviet Union, shipping arms around the president's rallying call for a new containment globe, calling for renewed draft registration doctrine, there has been a growing public and proposing massive increases In defense awareness that, instead of speaking softly and spending? carrying a big stick, he was shouting while In the wake of the crises In Iran and carrying a twig. There is a spreading alarm about Afghanistan, Carter has confounded friend the awful dilemma we face in repelling Soviet and foe alike by suddenly deemphasizing if aggression against the defenseless Persian Gulf not swumarily abandoning virtually all of the principles he firmly articulated and regions half a world away. 'Kennedy Vs. Kennedy' ''' Donnie Wartenberg is finally home a 11cr spending his first five 'ears in the hospital. The "string" connects the Illinois youngster to a respirator that forces enriched air into his rein alning lung. I)onnic lost his other lung as a result of birth defects and complications. IN BRIEF - VIEWPOINT Millions of Americans have been heartened by President Carter's bold warning to the Soviet Union that the United States will defend, with military force if necessary, its vital interests in the Persian Gulf region. 0 STRING BRINGS V Cossiga,' who presented Paulucci with Italy's President Walter F. Mondale (left): Prefetto Kelly told the commission: "You shouldn't have allowed r .e Grand Official Order of Merit, Italy's highest Bottiglierre (right center); and Italian Amto be smeared with these charges, 'Some of his constituents award ever given other than honors to heads of bassador to the United States Paolo Panza petitioned the protesting this unjustified state, Participating in the award ceremonies in Cedronlo (riht) ar Kelly refused to submit to a commission-ordered psychiatric examination, preventing the commission from hearing expert testimony on his competence. Limited to "lay opinions," the commission set the question aside. But the state Supreme Court reprimanded Kelly for "con. • I. Fill. duct unbecoming a member of the Judiciary," When Kelly was running for reelection In 1976, his opponent, JoAnn Saunders, called a news conference to accuse the press of withholding "well-known rumors" about Kelly "that would WASHINGTON, D.C. In- Premier Francesco Cosstga of interest Paulucci has taken Paulucci, founder of Jeno's, make the Wayne Hays case look like a nursery rhyme." dustrlalistJeno F. Paulucci of In ceremonies at Blair House In Italian Americans in the Inc., is National Chairman of Ms. Saunders refused to give specifics, and 59 percent of the Sanford and Duluth, Minn,, recently. United States, the National Italian American voters sent him back to Washington, The honor was bestowed by foods entrepreneur and one of The presentation ceremony Foundation, Washington, Seven months after his reelection, he flied for divorce from America's foremost leaders the government and people of was attended by a host of D.C., and has Independently his wife, Loralne, Two weeks after his reelection in 1978, he of the Italian American Ilaly, Premier Cosalga said, dignitaries, including Vice established with New York married Judith Wilder Foley, his former secretary, who left because of the great con- President Walter F. Mondale, offices community, was presented "Attenzjone," a new Under the heading ByJOEDeSANTIS '...An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States of America and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force,..," President Carter's State of the Union Address, January 23, 1980. Not Title For New Movie a LIFE TO BOY F Paulucci (second from left) accepts the The Clock Never... - Powell Suggests Debate, ' '. .; Than ' Reporters were allowed Monday to enter ('ellblock 4, where the "snitches" had been housed, ''You'd better have a good stomach,' one initiate yelled as Varden Jerry Griffin led reporters in. A 10-foot-long, 4-foot-wide stripe of blood ran from the' back of one cell into a narrow hall. The warden's tour aLso went to the still-smuolticring prison gmnasiutil. Lt. Cal. Bobby Carman of tile Farmuigton, NM., National Guard chapter said he saw three bodies in the gym and suspected there were mitore beneath the rubble, but the building was too hot to enter. Four hours after the takeccr, inmate leaders cal!ed a rdmo station amIti presented a list of grievances concerning overcrowding, harassment and lack of privileges. After the' state's negotiators agreed to consider iuiost of the' iniTiates' demands, the talks broke oil o 1ibout I a mu. Sunday. 'I'welve hours later, the remaining two guard-hostages were freed and 45 minutes later tactical teuils rushed the prison, They retook the prison without firing a shot. The prisoners surre'ndered when riot troops backed by National (',uardsiiien broke through the barricaded ii tam door with sledge' hammers and a cutting torch. bhle'd i1oe n i nc'redible ii dx tures of tranquilizers. 'le'e')iuig iills and insulin anything they thought would get he'mii high. Soiiie' inmates also sniffed solvents and glue fronl the' prison's industrial facilities, Se'e'ri ut the tk'atiis en' attributed to self-adnlinistt'red drug overdoses and l)titI officials sas the violence was heightened h driig-e'rait'd itunates. l)urinf: ti,' -aniiage'. iwison officials, state' troopers, National iiantlsmmie'n, reporters and Go Bruce King stood watch IItltsi(It' the' prisons 20-foot-high barbed-wire toppe(l fence, 'lii.' officials e'oiniiiumiicated with the' out-of4'ontrol imnates via two- was radios, What they heard was frightening. Wt' e' got 15 tit'ati IM.'UPlt' ui A-I a e'e'llblock said an inmiiatc- ide'ntifie'd as Chopper 1. \'ni tell thims' hmc'o!th' mint there that we're coimiu to st;frt killing somm' Ut tilt' muggers, said "tlucano. "They killed our brothers amid we've' got 16 dead Mexicans, two white boys and the' rest are going to he' muggers,'' Unit' prisoner as hanged, soiiit' beheaded, others castrated. tine charred txd was found with its armis and legs chopped gi than a tilir(I of the witnesses being called to identify records front 60 banks and businesses have taken the Incompeten(e. Action Reports Better Late United Press International reporter John Gillis atched as inmates carried the body of a black prisoner into the prison yard. ''lie had been decapitated and his head was cradled in his lap," Gillis said. A photographer who toured tile compound Sunday said he saw three decapitated bodies and a fourth inmate whose neck had been partially severed. In one cell, a dead inmate had a wooden stake protruding from the left side of his head. Prison officials reported some of the dead had their eyes gouged out, their sexual organs removed amid their arms and legs severed. On Monday as the surviving prisoners huddled in the 20degree cold, separated in groups of 50-60, a small flock of buzzards hovered in the skies above the smoky stench e'mnanating from the prison. 35 inmates were dead and 1 5 were I w J 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, $24.00; Year $47.00. ('arter. When the violence was ended, here' t he's Around - stani. . Tile leaders said White House officials explained the 18-U 2Q. year-olds would be mainly single and have not ye't begun their work careers, They also indicated registration if this age' group would be more acceptible politically if proposed bs blowtorches, castrated and raped. in 1974. Ilowevur, prosecutors have not yet linked the loan defaults or other transactions to illegal acts. According to ,Justice l)epartment attorney Edwin Tomko, that will be done with other witnesses later in the trial. As the trial enters its 14th day today, slightly more - C homemade knives, tortured with School Prayer Law Begins Lance Dealings In Records : 'i three years he held office, 65 people jumped on and off his payroll One unidentified lunner Kelly cmployec told the St. Petersburg Times: "There is an informal group of these people who stay In 'ouch to share had new,s about Kelly. Former Kelly employees will contribute to whoever they decide can beat him " reputed bad temper got hIm In trouble twice when he Kelly's was a Judge. In 1963, the Pasco County Bar accused him of embarrassing and harrassing attorneys in court and taldng part in partisan and upper (ifls Wednesday, IAws tonight in the lower 40s. Winds north to northeast 10 to 15 mph today decreasing tonight and becoming southerly 15 mph during Wednesaay. Rain probabIlity 20 Percent Wednesday. 4W. tion room of Dormitory E. on their way to the administrative building where they threw the master switches, unlocking entire cellblocks in the' ove'rcrowded prison that held 1,136 inmates. Within 30 minutes ab'out 250 of those imitates had seiz'd control of the New Mexico State Penitentiary, held 14 guards stittltimnal test. . (Continued 1' rum I age lAj pitet Inlet, Out 50 Miles: Winds north to northeast 35 knots today becoming easterly tonight and southeast %ednesday. Seas 3 to 5 feet, higher in the Gulf Stream today. F air today and partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. AREA FORECAST: Sunny today flanS Inmates were hacked apart with "It looked extremel3 nine that day, The sco but an inning left to ph werenext Inline, butbo It looked like mighty Ca bat." The opening of Earm poem 'Casey at the reminder that yes, Vir Is upon us, Most youth leagu Seminole, Semoran and held registrations andi next two weekends in opening day jambore regular season play. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ','. Two guards, making their 1:30 am. check, tried to break up the party early Saturday. They never had a chance. They were quickly taken hostage and the rebel inmates eere' ni gin. - SANTA FE, N.M. I UI'! I — What seems certain t( becotit the bloodiest prison riot in American history began eitii handful of prisoners drinking contraband liquor in the recrea- - A IIONAI. 1tLPOI{ 1. A tinttr storm cxttnding - fronl the (USPS 151-350) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code305-322- l1or83l.9993 Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1980-4A Sonic of the religious leaders who attended the uiieetinc said they were told the ''primary age group'' for registration v' as among 18-to 20-year-olds and they would make up a pool of 4 million o 5 million youths who would be available for the draft if it is reinstituted by Congress. ' Prison Horror Unfolds In New Mexico irc'dicting the order would be ignored bs' striking and serves on the House Appropriations Committee and tile ethics conunittee. lie nas a prime mover for the $3,200 congressional pay increase approved last year after a lengthy battle. inittee following the sex scandal that ousted Chairman Wayne hays in 1976. Now in his 13th term in the house, Thompson has developed a reputation as congressional refonner. Last year he argued unsuccessfully for public Financing of congressional election campaigns in order to take Congress "off the auction block." As second-ranking Democrat on the Education and Labor Committee, Thompson has been a dedicated ally of organized labor. Rep. Michael Myers, I'tPa., 36, a former cargo checker on the Philadelphia docks, gained unwanted attention in January 1979 when he was charged with assaulting a security guard and a cashier at a cocktail lounge outside Washington. The incident took place during a party marking his swearing in for a second term in the House. He pleaded no contest to a charge of disorderly conduct, t.'therwise, Myers has kept a low profile. He serves on the Education nnà Labor Committee. Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., 47, received the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts for service as a Marine officer in the Vietnam war. He was elected to Congress in February 1974 knows. but she' doe'sn 'I'he cuRl executive' said lie ilaS to iutake decisions oii the' age cate'gors of potential registrants. the length of time of the registration, and the' penalties for failure to register, 'I'ha' group of religious leaders was briefed Monday on j)(s'ibIe' pnposals Carter will make to Congress later this te'ek in reforms in the selective service system and on rt'gistratiorl of woine'n for the' first time in the nations history. ('artc'r told reporters Sunday he had reached a decision on the subject it registe'rirlg young women, but he (leclifled to uui;tke' public' his st:ind - - ___ * '' ('Ii!( 'A( t) . U I 9 (hicag() 'lt'achers Union I 'reside nit Robert Ileale'v ordered the city's more than 24,000 striking schoolteachers to (lefy a Cook Counts' judge s back-to-work order t)das, Interun Schools Superintendent Angeline P. Caruso, Suspects Include Liberals, Conservatives Soviet delegate Viktor !sraelian twice interrupted Zhang on the grounds that conference procedure prohibits (lirect litical at lack_s. * WASHINGTON UN — A group of religious leaders briefed at the White House say they believe President Carter is leaning toward the registration of men and women 18 to 20 years old for the military draft. But Carter told reporters Monday night at a buffet reception he has not tiiade any decision yet, ''No one knows what I've decided,'' Carter said. "l'iii going to get a draft of all the proposals on Wednesday and Ill probably let my people know on Thursday,'' v hat the' Rosals-nn Carter told reporters '1 think I ktto president has decided, but Carter shot in, ''She' minis think site' IN BRIEF statements from the people involved. We 'Evening Hemid Religious Leaders: Carter Leans To Drafting Women ' SCSSIOfl. WEATHER were made by government officials. The two newspapers and the television network will say only that they received the information froimi unidentified "sources," And only Newsday conceded it had met with the Justice Department and agreed to hold onto the story for a couple of days, until the FBI could make "surprise" visits at the home of the congressmen being investigated. The Times and NBC denied they made any deals with the government, and said they published and broadcast the story last weekend because they learned the FBI was going to start wrapping up the investigation then. Sid Davis, bureau manager of NBC Network News in Washington, said FBI agents never approached the NBC vans near the house and may not have known they were being filmed. Tuesday. 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It was a tonic to hear Mr. Carter, newly awakened to the Soviet peril, draw a firm defense line, especially after the country's frustration and humiliation over the holding of American hostages in Iran and the brutal Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The president, who accepted Soviet assurances on detente at face value, wnu slashed the Navy's rebuilding program, and who killed the B-I bomber and froze the neutron weapons system, had at least, he said, seen the Russians for what they are. For the first time in his presidency, he seemed concerned about humidity in the VIEWPOINT I HAVE 0Mb' Carter ONE ON5ffoN Tactics FUNNYf ) Unsure By ROBERT WALTERS - I / . - - 1i The - and called on the oil-producing Arab states as well as Western allies, in effect, to join in an antiSoviet alliance. Correctly, the president stresses The president last year cut off all military assis ta nce to Pakistan because that nation refused to allow International inspection of a that Japan and Western Europe rely much more nuclear research program suspected of being heavily on Persian Gulf oil than does this country. designed to produce nuclear weaponry. The Carter administration also has been 'the difficulty is that our allies confuse their critical of the human rights policies of unprecedented prosperity and well-being with Pakistani President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, (lentente, forgetting the strong U.S. deterrence an army general who seized power in a 1977 against the Soviets that shielded them and made military coup, now rules under martial law everything possible. Indeed, the Europeans who and repeatedly has postponed promised have not been altogether staunch about beefing up parliamentary elections to install a civilian their own NATO defenses against the magnified Soviet threat on their eastern borders are Similarly, Carter earlier pledged to reduce crawfishing about joining the United States in the United States' role as the world's leading anything more than fairly meaningless protests. arms merchant because "competition In l iti cs In "Politically," said Mualde, "may I assure the Senate the most comfortable stance for me to ta ke In the Senate would be to sit silent or roll over and play dead." But in this case, he said, politics had to take the back seat to protection of the congressional budget process. "The prospects for a balanced budget in 1981, whether or not this amendment is adopted, are diminishing rapidly, but that have not disappeared," he said. "I think it is important to continue to try If we are ever to curb the inflation that Is crippling all we must Americans including veterans stay within the budget limits we've set for ourselves." Committee and absorbing its minimal tasks The proposal would cost an estimated $366 million In fiscal 1981 and $430 million in fiscal 1982, Muskie said, or $800 million more than - - - Into another committee of the Senate. But lawmakers can smack into opposition from such groups as the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and, despite the monetary savings that would have come from consolidation, the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee survived, This year, when the Senate took up a proposal to substantially increase the education benefits for some Vietnam-era veterans, there was another critical money Congress had allowed for in setting Its spending limits, "This pending amendment would break the ceiling the Senate set for fiscal 1981 and 1982," he said. Should the Senate disagree, Muskie said, I will live with it. But he warned, If there are "too many more such decisions, there isn't going to be much left of the budget process." But Pakistan isn't the only country to His speech was over, and a grim-faced Muskie sat down. Later, he moved to table approved a big increase in benefits that was benefit from a resurgence In munitions trade, or kill not allowed for in the spending targets for was called, he lost, 7844. The veterans lobby was rolling again. The balanced budget drive so warmly embraced by so many was pushed aside so the politics of the moment could take its predictable place up front. Congress was in session again, - allies in defending the Persian Gulf region, at this During the past year, the Carter ad- fiscal 1981 and 1982. time is incapable, as the president has said, of ministration has expanded Its sale of Sen. Edmund Muskie, DMaine, the stopping Soviet aggression against weaker states everything from small arms to jet fighters chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, throughout the Middle East — the one region around its borders in that area of the world, observed that he has been around Capitol Hill for 21 years, and he knows what happens For the immediate present, it must be apparent o( the world where Carter earlier stressed the stabilization, need for political when the Senate votes on veterans benefits. in Washington that the best hope of giving pause to Moscow is through the establishment of a string of U.S. military bases all around the Persian Gulf JACK ANDERSON region. It would appear our only chance perhaps is to gamble the Soviets won't invite war with us by directly attacking our forces, and thus we will . be granted time and an opportunity to regain the security we have let slip away. Jimmy Carter's saber- gimmicks designed to improve the perWASHINGTON Meanwhile, we had better believe our Joint the Middle East has sent a shudder formance of our weaponry. The fancy frills on Chiefs when they tell us we are in a time of rattling In through the Pentagon. The brass hats know our aircraft, for example, make them far maximum national peril, better than anyone what a disaster would more susceptible to breakdown than the result If the Russians called Carter's bluff on simpler planes in the Soviet air force. protection of the Persian Gulf. "Soviet fighter design philosophy emBERRY'S WORLD The stark truth Is that our armed forces are phasizes simplicity, reliability and minimum simply not ready for combat, despite the cost," states a secret Defense Intelligence billions that have been lavished on the Agency analysis. As a result, "the Warsaw defense establishment. Pact air forces are maintained at high state According to classified Pentagon reports, &11#4Jt-. "Where do you get that 'WEre in trouble' stuff? / just stopped by to tell you I've resigned from your campaign staff." combat readiness, "Many units could net sustain combat for more than a few days because of maintenance problems and munitions and spare parts shortages." one reoort warns, Though the Pentagon has been studying problem for several years, there has been little sign of improvement. The NATO exercises last fall showed our troops were no more prepared for combat than they were three years earlier, sources told my associate Peter Grant, The reason for our shocking state of unreadiness, insiders say, is the obsession of Pentagon planners and defense contractors with super-sophisticated technological '! by the Air Force demonstrated that our fanciest fighters, the F-15s and F-16s, frequently lost out in encounters with the relatively bareboned F4. The F4 pilots were able to neutralize the super-sophisticated planes' costly equipment with simple devices, The expensive military toys are favored by Pentagon bureaucrats and defense contractors, who "totally dominate the (procurement) process," the GAO adds. The reason seems to be that "it is easier to define and measure" performance than actual effectiveness, the report explains, The result of our brass hats' fascination with gimmickry Is that weapons sometimes take as long as 20 years to get from the drawing board to the front line. The paperwork Is staggering. "The contract and specifications for the Wright Brothers' airplane was a one-page statement," the GAO analysis notes. "Just a contract proposal now is often 15,000 to 20,000 pages." LATE SHOW House Speaker Tip O'Neill enjoyed one of the most pleasant perks of his high office the other day when he got to meet Sophia Loren at the White House. The Italian film lovely was representing the National Alliance for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse, O'Neill complimented Loren on her sultry of material readiness In peacetime." What's worse is that high performance doesn't necessarily mean effectiveness In combat. As one congressional critic pointed out, the Pentagon spent hundreds of millions of dollars to develop a fighter plane that can fly two-and-one-half times the speed of sound. "But there are only a few times you would need to go that fast in a combat situation," he said, "You've used all your fuel to get there, There's nothing to do but go home." A recent classified General Accounting Office internal analysis concludes that "physical size and numbers of opposing aircraft dominate the outcome of air battles, not the sophistication of airborne radars and missiles. . . 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The bearish Speaker confessed that he wasn't used to running on his looks, and then admitted apologetically that he didn't go to the movies much. But If Loren was In "The Bridge on the River Kwai," he said, he had seen her. READY? TOO LATE! When the CIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Air Force's own intelligence branch testify on Capitol Hill, each paints a different picture of the Soviet threat. Congressional sources say the Air Force is easily the most alarmist. As one staff aide put it: "The CIA will say the Russians are about to come. DIA will say they're on their way. And Air Force intelflgence will say they're already here," EARLY WARNING The State Depart. ment has warned American foreign service personnel In Moscow to be on the alert Bombing of the Soviet mission to the United , Nations late last year and the subsequent bombing of the Soviet airline office in New York may bring retaliation against Americans in Russia, the department war. ned. Even though the bombings were done by anti-government militants, the Kremlin usually purports to believe that such actions are condoned by the U. S. government. - 20 A HEAD Bring Your Own Bag . I only one-third to one-half of our armed forces would be ready to fight at any given moment. Only 13 percent of some of our most sophisticated fighter planes are In a state of 59 $100 CABBAGE 5 To prevent a complete takeover, Canada crises. It promptly cooperated with the 4 BACON All Meat Guaranteed JAN'S PRODUCE has erected legal barricades against American industry and even publications and television. Canadian authorities have been skirmishing most recently with U.S. broadcasters just south of the 3,000-mile border. The objection is not directly to Canadian audiences viewing American programs but to siphoning off advertising dollars at the expense, and possibly survival, of local Canadian sta tio ns. FOR ALL SALES FINAL - '- — the benefit increase. When the roll • LB, BOX SLICED IN PRODUCE LANE AT SANFORD VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET 1500 S. FRENCH AVE. (17.92) OPEN EVERY WED., FRI. SAT., SUN. It Is not open political annexation that concerns Canadians but what appears to them as economic and cultural aggression. The markets and resources to the north are an obvious area for expansion of the multitrillion-dollar American economy. Forces Not Ready 1 Grainfed Western Beef Canadians, however, are well aware that history and geography have made their thinly populated and politically fragile con. federation neighbor to a colossus capable of swallowing them up without being really aware of doing so. ... 5 POO FREEZER SPECIALS STEAKS • CHICKEN • PORK Further, the helping hand comes from a nation that has its own serious differences with the United States, although most Americans are scarcely aware of them. ... ROCK SHRIMP LEMLEY'S FRESH-FROZEN MEATS, that. days. WAShINGTO N UPI, The second session of the 96th Congress was only 30 hours old w he n political expediency took Its familiar place at the head of the line of consideratlons that are weighed when senators cast votes, The issue was an increase in education benefits for Vietnamera veterans, and as any Senate observer knows, members of Congress rarely turn down any proposal regardless of its merits If it involves the nation's veterans, A few years ago, the Senate was trying to reorganize and streamline its own committee system, and a study committee recommended eliminating the Veterans Affairs J s IN PRODUCE LANE AT SANFORD VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET 1500 S. FRENCH AVE (1742) OPEN EVERY WED., FRI., SAT., SUN. r assist another for the ultimate benefit of all. And from the viewpoint of most Americans, there isn't much of that going around these Congress HEADLESS FRESH SHRIMP • MULLET • BASS OYSTERS • CLAMS • LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS it is a heartening example of one ally's willingness to subordinate Its own interests to ssue involved: What would happen to efforts U S. Captain Canadian caper, one Canadian there, it is considerably more than _____________________________________________________________________________ to balance the federal budget if the Senate its own spending guidelines and arms sales is inimical to peace." FEB. 6-8-910 newspaper headlined it. But although the elements for a good thriller are certainly - - - WED., FRI., SAT., SUN, But six out is far better than none, and the exploit came just whan a lift was needed from a steady flow of somber news. Po I! SPECIALS. COME HELP US CELEBRATE The Canadian-engineered escape of US. diplomats from Tehran by no means resolves the embassy impasse. In fact, in making the self-important Iranian militants look slightly ridiculous before a world audience it may have temporarily set back gropings toward a face-saving resolution. ... - BIRTHDAY If there is one ally Americans are currently ,. WASHINGTON WORLD LIVE BROADCASTS EVERY DAY. HUNDREDS OF BIRTHDAY up on it's Canada, hands down. nuclear nonproliferation, reduced defense - PARKING By DON GRAFF .. - 4Th Needed It p WASHINGTON Will the real President Carter please stand up? Is he the "dove" on the left side of the table who for years has been shaping a foreign policy emphasizing detente, human rights, 4 GREAT SANFORD DAYS FREE e Sure WC)t4EN Sf' ,,,0 *IT'S OUR ITS OUR HUNDREDS OF PRIZES AMOUNTING TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS Thanks, i1yRuN P°AF1it4 "g budgets and global demilitarization? Or is he the "hawk" on the right side of the table who now is issuing ultimatums to tha Soviet Union, shipping arms around the globe, calling for renewed draft registration doctrine, there has been a growing public and proposing massive Increases in defense awareness that, instead of speaking softly and spending? carrying a big stick, he was shouting while In the wake of the crises in Iran and carrying a twig. There is a spreading alarm about Af ghanistan, Carter has confounded friend the awful dilemma we face in repelling Soviet and foe alike by suddenly deemphasizing If aggression against the defenseless Persian Gulf not swnmarlly abandoning virtually all of the principles he firmly articulated and regions half a world away. aggressively promoted as the foundation of Knowing that the Soviet Union has achieved his foreign policy during his first three years superiority over us in strategic as well as con- in the White House. One of the most striking examples of the ventional forces, it is hardly comforting to hear the Joint Chiefs of Staff tell Congress, as they did president's sudden policy reversal is his recently, that we are in a time of greatly in- administration's decision to offer $400 million ,, worth of military and economic aid to the creased danger of a "military confrontation, government of Pakistan during the next two which is to say war, with the Soviet Union that years. burgeoning Soviet ... power... adds up to a period The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan of particular danger to American security inprovided the geopolitical rationale for that terests in the early 1980s." action, but Carter's move meant Ignoring three touchstones of his earlier foreign policy Indeed, President Carter, who is wont to discouraging the proliferation of nuclear stumble back down the hill after charging up as weapons, stressing human rights and he did last September over the issue of Soviet reducing foreign military sales, is already finding the combat troops in Cuba All three considerations were crucial heights he attained in the State of the Union to be elements In the Carter administration's mid. untenable. He has warned that the United States 1977 decision to abandon the proposed We of alone could not defend the Persian Gulf region 110 A-7 attack planes sought by Pakistan. Place because the United States, without effective (HWY. 17-92) $ FREES VIEWPOINT powder Suddenly, the world is a desperately dangerous 500 S. FRENCH AVE. 322-5579 supply. But during the ensuing days since the president's rallying call for a new containment - J.W. "Red" Jones, Owner/Founder 305.323-5454 Millions of Americans have been heartened by President Carter's bold warning to the Soviet Union that the United States will defend, with military force if necessary, its vital interests in the Persian Gulf region. - 1 PHONE An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the unitea states of America and such an assawt will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force...." 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Pacific Division 10th Race ,,A W I Pc?. GB 5 Stolen Charm 32.60 22.60 9.60 Seattle 38 16 Dawnelle 1 3.20 3.60 Los Ang 38 17 .691 6 UPC lose 3.00 Phoenix 35 19 .64 3 0(4.3) 89.20; P (5.4) 289.70; 1(5 28 29 .491 II' San Diego 48) $43.20; Time 39.20. 26 29 .173 12' Portland flthRace-5.18,C Golden St. 16 38 .296 22 IMini Scott 19.20 6.00 6.60 Monday's Games $ Nile Strutt 19.80 6.60 (No games scheduled) 7Smooth Princess 6.20 Tuesday's Games 0(4.1) 58.40; P (4.S) 154.20; 1 (4. Los Angeles at New York I'?) 11337.80, Seattle at Cleveland 12th Race- '..D Philadelphia at Indiana 3 GE's Saucy Words New Jersey at San Antonio 12.80 8.20 6.20 Portland at Kansas City 7 Tally Andy 26.00 8.00 ChIcago at Utah 5 Rural Day 3.10 Wednesday's Games 0(31) 85.30; P (3.7) 3$5.80; T (3. Philadelphia at Boston 75) $14.00. New Jersey at Houston Attendance 3,000; Handle Chicago at Denver $311,411. Cleveland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Phoenix Diego at Golden State MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS First Race - S.U,D Dave Hanlon 16.20 380 BR Dee's Delight 6.60 360 IMisty Green seo 0 (SI) 38.80; T (584) 818.20; Time 31.74. Second Race 3 Alerts Dingus 1.10 3.20 320 1 Manatee Chuckles 780 410 IHappy Landing 1.20 Q(1•3) 8.80; P (3.1) IS-90; T (3.1. 4) 93.00; 00 (5.3) 31.10; Time 39.09. Third Race -S.18,M I Street Song 6.80 400 2.60 5 Taper Scott i 10 260 6 Joel's Girl 4,20 0(45) 8.80; P (4.5)28.50; 1 (t 8) 78.40; Time 31.70. Fourth Race - 5.1810 1 What's Sindy 8.10 5 10 1.20 2 Tornado Susie 1.00 3.80 1 Riser 1.00 0 (1'2) 23.20; P (1.2) 97.20; 1(1 2-4) 285.80; Time 31.78. Filth Race 5-18,0 6 Disco Chick 17.10 1.10 5.20 8 Beau Bob 6.10 S.00 3 Balkow 2.80 0(8.1) 73.0; P (II) 180.20; T (8 NBA Standings 83) 333.40; lime 3l.9. By United Press Internatlonil Sixth Race - S.18,A Eastern Conference SManateeCrit Atlantic Division ter 72.60 17.80 9.70 W L Pc?. GB 2 Hillbilly Heaven 5.20 1.80 Boston 10 13 .755 Dritts Ace 1.20 Phila East 38 II .731 1' 0 (2.5) 70.00; P (S•2) 477.80; T (5. New York Adelphl 64, PhIla Tex 61 27 28 .491 14 3$) 8U.20; Time 31.31. Wshngtn Albright 82, Moravian 66 23 g 16' Seventh Race -S.18,C New Jersy American 89, W. Chstr 61 77 32 .107 18' 7 San A Abe 800 4.60 3.20 Bklyn 57, Manhattanvl 57 Central Division 3 HC's Disco Lady 5.00 5.20 W I Pc?. GB Cheyney 70, Kutztown 53 340 Atlanta I Rain Drop Reba Curry 87, P. Williams 71 37 23 0(3.71 72.40; P (7.3) 72,90:1(7. San Anton Edinboro 67, Pt. Park 29 25 .537 2' Indiana 3-4) 27530; Time 31.3$. Elmira 77, Alfred 73 76 78 .181 5' Eighth Ra., -S.14,B HouSton Furdham 62, Army 58 25 78 .173 6 SMonkey Face 20.80 9.00 5.80 Clevelnd Holy Cross. 5, Manhttn 23 32 .118 9 lSa'icyAce 11.20 9.20 ,Detroit Iona 6S. St. Peter's 62 14 10 .259 17'7 - Vote Grabs DePaul Everyone's NEW YORK i UP!) Taking the lead Into the top 10 of UPI's weekly ratings victories over Temple and Providence to in a major college basketball conference Monday. take second with 492 points while isn't just good for your soul, it's good for With 39 of 42 coaches reporting, un- Louisville's nationally televised 76.71 your national ranking. beaten DePaul was the unanimous choice triumph over St. John's helped the Maryland and Purdue scored two for the No. 1 team, collecting every first- Cardinals into the No. 3 spot and Oregon league victories each last week to move place vote and 585 points in the weekly State slipped two spots to fourth place into the top spots in the Atlantic Coast balloting, after being walloped, 93-67, by UCLA. The Orangemen of Syracuse, 20.1, Conference and Big Ten respectively and But the loudest rumblings were made the week's performance boosted them moved up a notch on the strength of by the Terrapins and the Boilermakers. Number One Maryland beat an erratic Virginia of the Big Ten standings with a 7-3 league John's, 19-2, and Notre Dame, 1-3, stood firm In the eighth and ninth spots squad, 63-61, then drubbed highly touted record. Duke, 101-82, to jump into fifth place. The remainder of the Top 10 was fairly respectively. Only LSU, which combined defeats of Lefty Driesell's squad, which leads the stable. ACC with an 8-1 mark, collected 370 Kentucky, 19.4, rebounded from a a 65. Vanderbilt and Mississippi State with the votes. 60 loss to Louisiana State early in week Kentucky upset, made any substantial And Purdue bounded into 10th after by topping Southeastern Conference movement, hiking three slots to seventh victories over Iowa (70-56) and Indiana rivals Auburn and Tennessee to hold on with 334 points. (56-51) boosted the Boilermakers on top the the No. 6 spot with 344 points. St. - Panthers Conclude It I N9L IV ::: Work For Chamber When you're number eight, you try harder. And it works. Bill Payne and his Fighting Seminole basketball squad, who could break a school single season winning record tonight when they entertain the Lyman Greyhounds at 8:00 p.m., made a big jump in the Florida Prep.Basketball poll today. Seemingly firmly entrenched at the number eight spot for four weeks, the Tribe vaulted into the number five position on t he heels of a 21-1 season sta te. Combine that with Five Star Conference foe Daytona Beach Mainland's short trip from number three to two and yes, Central Florida, the Five Star Conference has arrived. Between Tribe coach Bill Payne and Mainland coach Dick Toth, the two Five Star teams have outclassed most opponents this season enroute to rolling up a combined 41-2 record. Many a coach has dreamed about a 41.2 record folks. While Toth somewhat inherited the Mainland dynasty, Payne cultivated his own home grown over a four year span, turning last season's sometimes ragged, sometimes spectac War bunch of juniors Into a definite conference and state playoff threat. But it's toni gh t's contest tha t has Payne a little concerned. "Lyman has always played us tough, we had a couple of hard games against them earlier this season," points out the Tribe boss. "And we know they'd like nothing better than to knock us off." Payne's observations 01 Tom Lawrence's Greyhounds is correct. Lyman has played like that little girl in the fairy tales. When the Greyhounds have been good, they're very, very good. But when they've played badly, the play very badly. While the Greyhounds hope that the third time meeting will provide the jinx they need to upset Seminole, Payne and win that would set a new school record and give the Seminoles something to paste up In their scrapbooks. . .. ,. ..• d. ' - l - -• •. ., '. . .. •.. . : ::.. ._:-. • '. • . I., • • :''. - -: -. I , . '• :. I It 7 I - ~.. if / '-"i-4 ''t.. . Ift i . - • - .: -. . . ,. a - .- 1 . RECORD ne cast of characters that will try to write themselves Into Seminole High's all-time single season winning book are bottom row left to right, Keith Whitney, Glen Stambaugh, Shaun Thomas, Mike Gaudreau, Robert Guy. Back row left to right David Thomas, Casey Jones, Stephen Grace, Reggie Butler, Fred Alexander, Bruce MeCray. Not pictured are Willie White and Clarence Sipplo. BOUND ,Wn rd, Lakeiview On Top In Pro Basketball By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Chris Marlette's 21.5 Crooms Panthers conclude their finest season In "modern history" this afternoon with a 4:30 p.m. game against Leesburg, Following the Panthers will be a Sanford junior varsity matchup against Lyman and then the state's fifth-ranked Fighting Seminoles ta ke on the Greyhounds of Tom Lawrence at 8 P.M. In pre paration for Leesburg, Crooms tuned up on a pesky Bishop Moore 64.59 Monday night in the Crooms Gym. The 21st victory nudged last year's winning total by one. Playmaking guard Vernon Law was the chief mechanic for the Panthers In the fourth quarter. The 5-7 Law tallied 10 of his team leading 15 points in the last period. Included in the 10 were four free throws to hold off the young hornets. "We made our free throws in the fourth quarter, that's what held them off," Marlett said of the five charity tosses. Helping law in the scoring parade were Calvin "KiKI" Bryant with 14 points and quick guard Dion Jackson with 13 markers. The Panthers jumped to a 12-9 lead after the first quarter and increased It to 29.25 at halftime. A 12.10 third quarter gave them a little breathing room, but the Hornets rallied with a big 24-point fourth quarter to keep things tight. Bishop Moore also put three players in double figures led by Mike Gay's 18 points. 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SEMINOLE (N); Seminole High's Lady Monday In the Five St., Con- Ill! Now 0049; Creeks 3 Tributers improved their (cranes, Lake Howell broke 44 ii; CphIU I 14 17; 55N)fl IMa(Wd to Mosd. opena eMend mouse gsene late CailerI 1.1 11; Rehertas. 41nightwitha4N3wlnoverFive Inthe.scoadhalftodownLake $U;R.gersll'l!;Ilaraerl Brantley -1t Continence Lyrn 140; &s.R 31-lU. Tetik 3 PRICE 1000 TWIOUSN FEBRUARY C -- EM1 ra.wi vus __$2760 .1 LOu,SvilIe 18 7) M&art For Bay Hill'Classic . We replace plugs. acepeIes.auSt " carb, N. tImingS SCHOCKS NEW YORK (UPI) The U n i e 0 Press international • Automatically Ad$usts weekly Board of Coaches lop 20 for All Driving . (ollqt' )i,,sk,'ttaI( ratings with Conditions Irst ace votes and records tflrouOt, ciames of Sunday, Feb 3, in parentheses (tenth week) -t('1IJ'1 I 1 DePaul 39' (19 0) 585 2 Syracuse (19 I) 497 I - HIGHWAY ALL PARTS AND LABOR 4 I I I O Avto.Trvck Iustproofing Raiders Fall To Daytona ___ College Poll r -- 12 17 12 23-44 'A ______________ . Tennis Season Today __TUNEwUP hillh_ 1 I--------g(,1lJ ,J Evening Hemild - I CAR CARE SPECIALS CLIP ONS THESE COUPONS LiCCUSBU & Bonded SInce 1970 Department of ON THE GROW! CSTAR CLASS 3A 1 Titusville Astronaut 19 I 7 West Palm Beach North-.ore 19 I 3 Dade City Pasco lB 2 Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 20 3 5 Mar anna 16 4 6 Orlando Bishop Moore 18 3 Crestview IS? 8 Fort .'i'ers Cypress Lake 19 2 9 Miami Edison 135 10 Green Cove Springs Clay 155 Prep Poll T YOUR BUSINESS Pre pa red By Advertising ADVERTISING Seminole Netters Open Fbruary Sp.cIaI , are Alaska .. r' ' a r a g Auburn, C n C n n a ti East Carolina MempP'is State, Oral Roberts. San Francisco cham p ion tOl) 20 ship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches Those teams currently on probation for 1919 Pen saco la(-S(a'nbI 18 9 West Palm lieacn Twin Lakes ti 3 tO Miramar 212 8' ¼,'r1tUCk', 344 7 Louisiana St IA 4 1 334 B St John's (19 2) 756 Notre Dame (14 3) 226 10 Purdue (145 1 204 11 l'4t Carolina IS Il 182 I? 3uke Il .11 177 13 Ohio St (14 5 120 II flriqtiar,, YOung (17 1) 84 IS MiSsouri (16 .11 78 IA Arizona St 116 .11 5)1 CLASS 'BA I? Web,'r St 1921 50 I. Lakeland 21 I lB Indiana ( t) 6) 44 2 Daytona Beach Mainland 70 1 19 Kansas St (16 1) 42 3 Miami Jackson 18% 20 Texas A&M (Il 5) 33 4. Fort Pierce Central 20 1 Note' Ely agreement with the 5 Sanford 711 American Racketball Coaches Jack so nv11e Riva"' lB 3 Av aton. teams on Probation • Ii, 'tie NCAA are ineligible f o r Tampa Roflinsdi'i',' Review S NIX Custom Bedding • A PLACE TOSITYOUR CAN PIXIDPORLI$$I - E III 86. St Jos 78 Lewis 71, St Xavier 69 Ntre Ome 67, U S. Navy 53 NW Mo 96. Dana Neb 79 Qui ncy III 82, NE Mo. 71 SW Mo St 80. Ct Mo 86 So Miss 69 St L U. 52 Toledo 73. N. III. 70 W ill. U. 75, SE La. 81 Wichita St 80, N M. St 78 Wis MIw 82, Akron 67 Wis Stvns Pt 64, WiS Plat,l 46 Xavier 0 77. Cincinnati 69 Southwest Ab Chris 67, E Texas 52 Arkansas 74, TCU 47 Ark Mont 82, Harding 70 Ark P 13 70, Rust Coll 80 Ark. St 61, McNcese 60 Ark Tech 60. Hendrix 57 C en tral Ark. 74, Ozarks 63 Cmrn, Ok 109, Xavier N.E. 92 Henderson 77, Ark. Coll 70 McMurry 105. Austin Coll 90 Oral Roberts 8?. Evansvl 79 5a Hustn 61. Texas AB.l 59 SE Okla 88. Brtlsvl Wslyn 72 SMU 7). Baylor 69 SW Texas SA, SF Austin Sul Ross 64. Lubbock Chris 6? Texas 81. Houston 8 2 Texas Sthrn 79, MISS Val 70 Tex Tech 6), Texas A&M 53 West Tx St. 9?. Tulsa 80 West Adams St II?. Pnhndle St 88 AlA 94. Boise SI 7 ? Azusa Pac Si, Grnd Cnyn 50 Oregon 8?. So Cal. 81 Regis CoIl 6). Denver U 54 FREE ESTIMATES-NO OBLIGATION ORLANDO, Fl. Seven more commitments from also Rocklake Sanford and Lakeview Tuikawllla 57-40 and Jackson 44-18 as Valerie Jackson took professional golfers were received earlier this week, including Another local squad making ft poll this week Is Gregg posted victories in 11th grade Heights took Teague 44-17. threw in a big 27. Kim Lemon TI,jakawUla, 47.8 with all 12 two Floridians, to play in Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Classic Robinson's Bishop Moore Hornets out of the Orange Belt boys play to remain Un. Big guns were Kyle Frakes added 10. Tam! Hankins led players scoring. Underwood here beginning the end of this month. Conference. The Hornets have rolled to an 184 slate, despite defeated In the Seminole for Rocklake with 12, Jay SS with 9, Dawn Riley had 7. was high with 8, Preston Poag Tournament coordinator Jim Bell said that as of January 28, playing without their leading scorer in the last three outings. Youth Sports Association Robey of Tuskawilla 24, Tuskawilla came back to top had 7, Keith Ellen 6. Kent a total of 40 pros on the PGA circuit will play in the second That record is good enough for the number six spot In the class Basketball League. Sanford Jennerette 10 for JH, and Teague, 25-17. Scott led with 9, Weber led Tusky with 3. annual $300000 Bay Hill Classic from February 28 to March 2. 3A poll, leads the East with a 5.0 Moore 7 for Teague. In 7th grade girls games, They are George Archer, Wally Armstrong, Gibby Gilbert, Joe Kathy Barma had 6. Mary mark, Lakeview the west with Rocklake won a pair in 0 Skinner was high for Teague Milwee lost to Lakeview 21-24, Hager, Wayne Levi, Orville Moody and Tom Purtzer. See what happens when the basketball coach gets a new gym the same record. grade girls action. They with 6. Rocklake beat TuskawiUa 34. Archer is listed in the top 50 career earnings with almost $i floor? Sanford topped Rocklake, nipped Tuskawilla 23-21 and Rocklake edged Sanford J 13 and Teague tumbled million while Armstrong, of Orlando, earned over $50,000 last Elsewhere around the county tonight, gianWdller Lake 47.40. Ted Jones and Willie Sanford 28-16. Kim Averill led 34 and Milwee whipped S. Jackson Heights 36-2. Pruitt year for a career total of more than $300,000. Last year, Gilbert Brantley will try to win its third game of the season against Mitchell scored 10 each, LP. the way in the opener with 6, Seminole 34-14 in their fight led Milwee with 9, Allison tied for fourth in the Doral-Eastern Open and tied for fifth in Lake Howell. Both squads are coming off much needed vic- Davis had 8. Billy Dunn was Michelle Swans and Nanne for the top. Scott Underwood Wright added 6. Patterson the PGA Championship. Levi, of Tampa, won the 1978 Disney tories. high for the losers with 14, Murray found the scoring was high for Rocklake with 10. was high for Lakeview with World National Team play with Bob Mann and the Houston Greg Shatto added io. tune for 4 apiece. Christy Kevin Hill had 6. Bill Carr led 10, Alexander had 7. Liz Open last year. Moody, paired with Lee Trevino, won the The Silver Hawks put it all together Friday night to trounce Lakeview tobk Jackson Scott was high for Tusky Deland while Lake Brantley opened up a few eyes with a win Heights, 59.41 behind Cec 8, Mary Johnson had S. with Sanford with 10 and Allan Stone paced Rocklake with 16. World Cup Team title while Purtzer placed second in last Sandy Gililea had 8 for year's Bing Crosby Open and has five year career earnings of Coleman 14. over the tough Oviedo Lions Saturday night. Bradwells 15 and Steve Milwee led SS by only four Tuskawilla. Michelle Brown $210 thousand. And while on the subject of the Patriots, Bob Peterson and Grey's Grey's13. Fred Miller had 7. Against Sanford, Averill at halftime and five after scored 12 for Teague, Patty Earlier commitments have been received by Andy Bean, his aquaa deserve a compliment. Jennerette led JH with was tops again with l.She had thre periods but held Cousino and Debbie Wade 6 George Burns, last year's Bay Hill Classic winner Bob Byman, e Despite struggling to current 3-18 slate, Lake Brantleys 21 and Chris Could threw In 7. help from Laura Glass and Hurricanes to Just two points each. Jessica Norton had JR's Rex Caldwell, Jim Colber, Ben Crenshaw, Raymond Floyd, squad, depleted somewhat by graduation and lack of height, Milwee bopped S. Seminole, Tracy Meikel with 6 each, in the whole last quarter as 2. Doug Ford, John Fought, Bob Gilder, David Graham, Jay certainly lacks nothing In me lines of enthusiasm and sPortas all 12 players scored. Octavia Horn had 6 for they ran off 17. Jeff Reynolds Lakeview remained unHaas, Joe Inman Jr., Bale Irwin, Don January, Grier Jones, smanship. Dan Camp and Simpson led Sanford. led with 9, wan had 7. Rod beaten in 6th grade boys Bili Kratzert, Bob Murphy, andy North, Jerry Pate, Juan "Chi It would have been easy for both players and coach to throw with 10 each, Greg Pilot and Lakeview beat Jackson Stanley's 4 topped the Losers, action as they beat Milwee, Chi" Rodriguez, Desmond Smyth, J.C. Snead, Ed Sneed, Alan in the towel in view of the squad's won-loss record, but when Tracy Lemon each scored 8 Heights 36-31 despite 19 points Teague won a pair beating 42-29. Robert Hill led with 10. Tapley Leonard Thompson, Howard Twitty, Lanny Wadklns, game time rolls around the Patriots are as spirited and fiesty apiece. Hartsfield, Tom D.A. Weiheing, Tom Kite, John Schroeder, Tom Watson and by Fayetta Robinson. in Tuskawilla 41-15 and Jackson Ray In other 8th grade boys Cumibaihad 10 for Lakeview. Heights 33-17. asa team ln contention for a championship. It's nice toseethat Dennis Alphonao and Mark Klein all Tom Welakoil. character building and sportsmanship is still alive In high contests Rocklake beat Milwee defeated S,Semlnole, Groseclose had 12 in the first had 6. Scaletta and Heul were school athletics. one, Bill Neburn 10 and Steve high for Milwee with I each. The Roddake 6th girls but """" FLORIDA Salve 9. The latter two had 8 The remainder of the prep ledger for the week has New Th5kWt11L 12.8. Angle May each and Grosecole 6 against Smyrna Beach at Lake Brantley and Oviedo at Lake Howell JH. Scott Anderton led Poky led Rocklake with 4, Karen wt Lake Brantley hosts DeLand. Wednesday night. on Friday L ARRIVEAUVE1 e same for with ,Willie Wiggs had 10 for Wheeler had th SUNSHINE STATE, Seminole travels to Lake Howell, Lyman is at Daytona No J Tusky. JH. Seabreeze while the Oviedo Lions entertain Leesburg. SSWJnoIS High County to face Oviedo at ,b 0 .. I tennis squaills, both men and Lion courts and wrap up the , women, spsflt time 1* season week on Thursday to tangle 11 today with a bang. The Tribe with the Brave netters at . " faces one conference op. Boone. "I guess you could say we ponent, one county opponent and one Orlando squad in Its open up on the road," ax- A second half rally sparked first week of competition. plalned net coach Knight. by Preston Gant and Boyzie S The Tribe iil.plays a very Perry' sparked Daytona This afternoon the Tribe AUTOMOTIVE, INC South Appy St. 17, Marshall 41 Blmnt Abby 76, Pfelllr 65 Fyttvl St. 71, Nrtlk St. 64 Florida St. 73, Auburn 69 Glenville 97, W.Va. Tech 87 Hmptn Inst. 83, EIiz Cty 81 Jcksnv$ St. Ill, Sprng HIl 67 J C Smith 99, Vrginia St. 87 La. Tech 80. Tex Art 77 Lib BapI 116, St. Paul's 101 Louisvl 88, Memphis St. 60 Nicholls St. 71, NW La. 59 Norlh CarolIna 85, Vale 71 Old Dominion 66. Stetson 61 Pitt. Jhnstn 61. Prostbg Roanoke 80, Emory&Henry 67 S Alabama 65. Jcksnvlle 58 So Car. 81, Rhode Is. 75 Sw Louisiana 75. Lamar 61 Tenn. Westeyan 84, King 76 Tusculum 66, Bluefield 57 Va. Cmmnwlth 72, New Orins 61 Wnstn Sim 90. N.C. Cntrl 85 Midwest Ashland 9$, Ky Wesleyan 91 Bowing Gm 79. Ball st. 't Chicago St. 101, lIT 67 Chicago Circle 70, Loras 66 Drake 85, Indiana St. 80 Business Used furniture • Foam cut to order 9 16 10 24-59 Bishop Moore Crooms Kings Pt. 92, Queens 85 LaSalle 90. Lehigh 79 Lowell 7, Hartford 72 Mansfld 66, Shippnsbg 56 MtSt Mary's 80, York 63 N V. Tch 90. C.W. PSt 72 Old Dom 66, Stetson 64 Pen, St 53. Vermont 10 Behrend 81, Geneva 59 Pitt 80, E. Kentucky 78 • Plymth SI 91, So. Maine 86 Providence 88, Canisius 72 R I. Coll. 76, Quinnipiac 71 SI. Bonny 88, Detroit 86 Syracuse 99, Siena 61 Towson St. 5.4, Fairfld 52 Tufts 85, Lemoyne 74 Villanova 91, Drexel 76 Wagner 70. Boston U. 59 Waynesbg 80. Dvs&Elkns 78 Westminster 67, Alliance 66 Ph 3fl-01` Vihien Rood, Sanford 1 If .. A - �I Tuesday, Feb. 5, tcso SA-Evening Hers I, Sanford, FL TUESY table Ch Cable Ch. 0( 0 tcest EVENING 8:00 01 (10) ART OF BEING HUMAN Myths. The Collective Dreams Of Mankind 'i2(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ABC) Orlando iiJ (35) Orlando (17 t (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando 8(4) 1)0@1Q NEWS ) The MEXICO CITY(UPI) Soviet Unions national airline* ssill help transport athletes from "poor" countries to the summer Olympic Games in Moscow in an apparent attempt to counter the U.S. sponsored boycott of the games. Independent Atlanta, Ga. In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers tune into independent channels. Miami, by tuning to channel I tuning to channel 13. which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). may Mario Vazquez Rana, president of the Mexican Olympic Committee, said Monday the Soviet Union's Aeroflot Airline agreed to help transport the athletes. t he Muppets present a musi- 15 0 CBS NEWS (lj Q ABC NEWS (It (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt Bee gels a lob at the town print shop where the new proprietors are really counterfeiters (24 (10) ART OF BEING HUMAN The Dream Of The Hero 2 (17) BOB NEWHART Jerry lakes off on a world tour in search of his long-lost parents 7:00 O 14) FACE THE MUSIC (s) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE qJ ft JOKERS WILD ' .., iui vii J,,iu .i'.a".J .. Oi. - -' 11:30 ft i4j TONIGHT Host Johnny OF SHERIFF LOBO In exchange for money. Lobo xgrees to ignore a con mans plot to dupe the mayor and the jistrict attorney S) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves helps a lady cop break up an angel dust ring ft HAPPY DAYS Howard takes to the commoicial air of TV to make Cunningham Hardware -a household word jJ (35) JIM ROCKFORD Rockford enters the fashion world when he suspects foul play after a models death is written off by police as suicide Living NOVA (24 (10) Machines' The work and remarkable discoveries of a new generation of biologists called natural engineers promise benefits and applica. boos yet to be explored (12) (17) MOVIE 'Kotch (7) (1971) irsofl Walter 8:30 and madly in love. 9:00 'Damien ft (4) MOVIE Omen II" (1978) William Holden, Lee Grant. An import. ant industrialist and his wife adopt his late brother's flOW: arpnaneo son. unaware that the youth is actually the Devil, ------------ ()0 BECAUSE WE CARE Entertainment including personalities Julie 8:00 ' 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (I)J (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 8:25 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 £% ?FrAV Val CA, '-"" (flU GOOD MORNING AMERICA IL (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 04(10) CROCKETS VICTORY GARDEN 12,(17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 0 (4 DONAHUE (5) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS I YJ ft MOVIE (II, (3 5) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (5) (12,(17) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (tt, (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 114 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (12) (17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 13 1 4'; C "RD SHARKS )i) (35) PTL CLUB t2)(17) MOVIE ft 4. NEWS 1. 5 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 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There has been a lot of ,sition among for position the Raiders and the Oakland Coliseum and the Los Angeles Coliseum but this is for real the Raiders' attorney, Joe Alioto, said in court Monday. The Raiders are ready to sign a contract with the Los C o Ii s e u m AngeIes CulItutisiull this week, Alioto - stated. Alioto made a surprise N N N NNN Angeles. Pregerson He said "the deck is stacked against the Raiders." listened to various attorneys talk for about three hours, then took the matter of the injunction under submission. He did net say when he would issue a ruling and Indicated he might nut the entire auesUonof NFL left by the Los Angeles Rams who have moved to the a!fluent suburb of Anaheim about 35 miles down the Santa 6:30 CS) 0 ED ALLEN (12) (17) NEWS Ana Freeway. In supporting the motion for an injunction against enforce- ment of the NFL's Rule 43 Alioto recalled that Carroll Rosenbloom, late owner of the Rams, announced his plans to move to Anaheim without consulting his fellow NFL owners, "It was not until four UNFOlD 1.4 AND 51 46 323.4010 Mrs. .Southern T]l VALUE $1.1. 0usd All 0uv Welnudly JA WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Chicken Dinner 3 PIECES OF CHICKEN, MASHED POTATOES OR $ 69 BAKED BEANS OR COLESLAW 1 SHRIMP DINNER I Prlis, C04 $iiw, Sill IIVCTED fliBliliD wuun uu'ui'un Oyslsrs. PrsscS Prl.s, CI4. 111w. SIN $ tATIItI Pr.aS FilL SI $ , hIUB bD is jr. Wimp, Now, ow , Theta Epsilon 2S . Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Pat Johnson for the January meeting. Sisters attending were Tracy Wight, Jane Akers, Betty Hickson, Sue Schwegman, Joyce Harvey, Pat Shaver, Nancy Hack, Pat Van Winkle, Linda Hutson, Linda Curry, Linda Duncan, Melanie Miller, and Ms. Karen Petersen, Laural Rodgers and Barbara Mayo. 2 39 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. Hwy. 17-2.Sanford Guest speaker was Mrs. Bettye Smith of the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept. Mrs. Smith's topic was "Victims of Crime." This covers rape, robbery, homicide and assault and OUTING UII 10:30 am.- IS p.m. EscI Fri. 8 Sat. Clsslag 11:30 III, French Ave. (Hwy. 1743) 01 N. Hwy. 17.P2 CaNUBIrry Mrs. Smith spoke and enlightened the sisters of the myths surrounding rape, and the do's and don'ts of being a rape victim, k A check was presented to Mrs. Smith from the chapter to help with expenses of "Victims of Crime. lsodlscussedatthemeetlngwerep1ansfortheforthcomlng Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Ball that will be held Feb. 16, at the Knights of Columbus. The chapter will honor their Valentine Girl, Pat Van Winkle, with a brunch Saturday at D.J.'s in ON THE HALF SHELL ONE DOZEN Sanford. $1 2 5 ills WiSh' ST. (SO 4&A) SANPORD .. . -All ' - . - s . 1lid .111111' 'ii iller. I )nm'ot hs' 'I'homas ;111(1 - Assorted Roseville, Bennington, Rockingham art pottery. Nialok and Citstrianni, administrator; and Mrs. .June Miller, activity (iIrc('tiir. Mrs. Rose Hurt was the first resident. Miss Katherine ilober took up residence there in June 1970. Both are still residents. Three 10-year employees honored at the open house were Mrs. Virginia Michalowski, administrator; Miss Susan A valentine tilt'IIlU was carried out in the decor throughout t)UIl(llng. Larger valentines suspended frifill the ceiling were inscribed with '1970-1980." '1114' refreshment table, centered with an arrangement of red and white carnations, was overlaid with a red cloth. Punch, cake, mints and nuts were served to the residents, staff and tilt' visitors, She A Art Poffery Abby C All Letters Personally Exhibited At Show l)EMt ABBY: From time unoiwlietl. to time I read complaints from readers insisting that . you didn't answer their letter, even though they sent selfaddressed, stamped en- The first All China And Pottery Show And Sale that was held vebopes. last year was just a taste of what promises to be a successful Well, I have written to you new type of show. several times and I have Art Pottery was sought after Also denression era din,ilwvv, ri.,mit',.iI n nri,mnt r"'r' '"J' netware such as Fiesta, Autumn Leaf and Blue Ridge. personal and very helpful Advanced glass collectors are showing growing interest in reply. Our newspaper seldom china. Dinnerware sets, cookie jars, Stangl birds, cake lifters Prints your address, so I write and rolling pins seem to be popular. in care of the newspaper. There are quite a few books out on American china, art Doesn't it ever occur to pottery, and earthenware. All will be for sale at Sanford people that once in a while the Florida's Second Annual All American China And Pottery -- •"-' .... w., . -0 - -- ' -...- sure BELIEVES IN YOU IN PA. BELIEVES: DEAR Thanks, I needed that. MY both days. CL..... P. i..I... ( LUC Featuring-All American made China and Pottery. including Blue Ridge, Stangl. Roseville Weller, Rockwood and more. Sat., Feb., 10 am. to are forwarded to Säiiford Civic Center ADMISSION $1.50 (Good both days) 24 Quality Exhibiting Dialers me. 'R- V __ p.m. Sun. Feb. 10, 11 sAn. to I p.m. strictest confidence. Those sent in care of the newspaper 132 LA-%Y DRIVE s, (AIIiflU& Pottery a Every letter is held in address Is: ABBY up- FLORIDA'S 2nd ANNUAL small. Howeer, every letter accompanied by a self' addressed, stamped envelope receives a personal reply. (I h, not send form letters your readers would appreciate it. Door prizes will be given away both days. A snack bar will be available. Admission of $1.50 is good for Seiderd Vin p • - mistake! Abby, please print your address. and length, but I do not alter I never disclose the writer's the ('ontelits. name or location ithout his There is no charge for a consent. Some suggest their M'1uIflal reply, but I am not own "phony names; also obligated to aiiser letters some are dreamed up by nmv. unless they are accompanied Their locations are also by a self-addressed, stamped changed in the interest of envelope. privacy, and to protect the So, it you have a persoua Innocent as %ebI as inc guilty. problem and need help, write ium Somepubiisb ed letters to me. e. 1 tare. must be edited for clarity lAWF ABBY Editor," you need not sign our name in order to have a letter ansssercd In my column. But because I receive thousands of letters each week, the chances of being answered' in the column are - - editor of the "Glaze" IIEVERLY hIlLS, CALIF. 12 Now, for some ground rules: Unlike "Letters to the up? Many mailman goofs times honest neighbors will bring us our mail which had been placed in their box by --..---. public to meet the authors and ask any questions they, might have, Other guests are Nora Koch, publisher and editor of the "Daze" newspaper. Also, Jo Cunningham, publisher and of SANFORD-LAKE MONROE 'Owrlsskhig The St. Jehee" loth The center opened its doors on Feb. 1, 1970 with open house at that time for two dat's chnw Anti sale S'eh (I and 10 at the anfnrd Civir' Ca.nt,er. The latest books out, "Blue Ridge Dinnerware" by Bill and Betty Newbound, "Stangl Pottery " by Norma Rehi, and "The Steubinville Saga"(American Modern) by Ann Kerr, will be available at the show and sale. A good opportunity for the A\ PH.30$IUS Lakeview Nursing Center in Sanford celebrated us Anniversary with open IIOUSC. .•.,n Served 4p.m. to 7 p.m. In The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEEN ................Soc J 'IT'S HONEY DIPPED' j Lakeview Has Open House to remember! ~A&0 zvw~xx ffiWOON Robert Bem'nosks- Catherine Itithet-, Im'timii it'll, Mam'v Bii' vt'tnn Charlie Helms, Ruth, Harry and Grace Hoffon, Amoret and John LaRosa, Debra and Francis Mark, Kay McFarland, Joyce and Charles Sammet and Vertis and Eddie Sauls. After posing for several photographs, the group was entertained by violinist and pianist who played special requested musical selections from "The Sound of Music," Amid cheers from less hearty members of the group, several of the braver participants took their first flight in Rosie O'Grady's 1776 helium balloon after the dinner. It was a night OYSTERS CALL 3224353 The air show begins at 1:00 1)111. ' included E.W. Cooley, Glenda and Jimmy Emerson, June and . .. , . AMARA are $10 per person. Re.servations mivav be mailed to H. H. Fife, 105 Spruce St., New Siiuvrna Reach, Fla . 32W9 ith a listing of name. number of guests and include tli'e cost'eil $10 per person. -' Seventeen members and guests of Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, spent a recent evening on the town. Those enjoying an epicurean treat at the Spaghetti Factory WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL MONDAY ................ PRIVATE PARTIES TUESDAY ............... PRIVATE PARTIES WEDNESDAY ..................... 7tl11l:ll THURSDAY ............. PRIVATE PAITIES FRIDAY ............................7:31.11:11 SATURDAY ................... 1:18. 4:0 7:38.11:11 SUNDAY ............................CLOSED st'iueeluleel for 12:30 i),mui. under a tent (ill the runway side of the field. The tickets Herald Photo by Tom Vincent battery victims. ALL 101 . 'fhie'rt' will be an elegant catered barbecue lunch. It is - Preceptor Beta Lambda FRIED CHICKEN unlbw vvbpj 3 ptsm h.nsy-dIsd fried chicken, mash p.tatsesard gravy, cue slaw and 2 Iset buffer faith,' blscviti. Nsaey tipsa rpsu,st. wlttu is a direct descendant of Hobert V I ,'c, also attendee) the festivIties. Beta Sigma Phi Chapters SKATING SCHEDULE FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER - '? Herald Photos by Tom Vincent. PLUSI The request for the prelimi- Iltlt' things. We called It %%ork. We have to admit that we' did it for the fun of it with Uncle one big difference picked up the tab for the fuel besides and iivaintaifleflcc paving us, too,", 'of Hughes, right, i)aiises to chat with Mr. and 2 VEGETABLES, HOT ROLL OW% Mrs. ('etictitari S 11101 her. - J~Au6xk S~Vuw "The NFL is willing to hold a special meeting and consider the direct transfer to Los Angeles," Thumann said. He said he could not say Alioto said, contending the ''Uemnembt,r. we flew the wheti the Fuzz struck the Raiders and the Los Angeles Coliseum reached a tentative agreement Dec. 30 and the Raiders have had league bylaws. , - - Mrs. llt's,ie' I.ee Williams, up the band and they (lahit't'tl and d. III left 1)1)0(0, Doll On behalf of the NFL, at- contract to abide by the 'l'he The War Birds" it group of pilots that have purchased soitw of the World War II type planes. have refurbished the'tii and tuoe fly them all over the country, They say t'EOWdV(l dance flooi' torney Henry Thumann said whether the league would approve or disapprove the move. He pointed out that NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle has advised Davis in writing that any transfer must get NFL approval because the club is under MunicIpal Airport. t'm'owd took to the SERVED EVERY WEDNESD'I5 p.rn..p.m. that Mr. Rosenbloom got permission from the league to move." 1910 WINTER dule Saturday night at the Sanford('ivic ('eli(em'. how malls braved (lie cold to attend the event is ,invl)uds''s guess. - months later Raiders should be permitted the same leeway In their UiiI;Ixp4eIw 'ewxuue ILIUVC move to Los Angeles. 11 1 1 111 1 Ribs. Potato Salad .Zesty Cole Slew Baked Beans 8 Ranch Bread trial.plenty 01 time LU USK 11W geographic rights to league to approve a transfer. The Raiders would fill a gap nu 6:25 ft (4) COUNTRY ROADS Depart meat, got till de:'wav on sche- Includes: BarbicLe Chicken. Barbecue of the NFL Rule 4.3 which requires approval of a three. quarters majority, or 21 of the "Where can a man have his business? That's the issue." Police ALL YOU CAN EAT $450 For the Los Angeles Coil. from League ~01 00 0 ) sewn, attorney Max Blecher argued against enforcement blocking the transfer of the Oakland franchise to Los W"t,'W . BALL Reman's Ball, BARBECUE SPECIAL 'c. liii rejection. transfer. "Why do we need approval for some man to pick up his marbles and play where he wants to?" Blecher asked. Football ,Oool.-",--/ (roll: ('Ie'veland. Ohio. l'liu ( )rl;uide' Wing of the' and a priest to a group of up to could help save a marriage. SiI it I'igIr :ssie'iitioli wit: but it really isn't designed for be' hay i tig Its himiieumut hil' 20 married couples. The teatiu gives a series of that. It is designed for lear- ine'e'ltu: on March 2.! at I)re'1ut1lt1ons which are often ning more about tuow to give I ieLuni, ;it u'orlJwIe'tieuiI ks itti the sixth annual mid-%% inter very mo1ng and lust as often each other love. A iru'ra ft Exper t I1lt'II I a I very amusing. They are Associatioii fly-1 Mr. and Mrs. hovel C. 1 1. always intensely personal. The 2.1h Annual lol spoiisoreci i)' (lit' Satuford WEDNESDAY planned to move. Al Davis, Raider's general managing partner, has never asked the NFL for permission to move, apparently Fearing 28 NFL teams, to validate a to prohibit the National A the Rams announced they before U.S. District Judge on a motion Harry for a preliminary injunction HA VING Brooks. Angeles Coliseum Cornmission was injected last month in a civil suit filed against the NFL in 1978 when appearance at a hearing Pregerson Feb. 22.23. Boys making the team are as follows: Leroy Richardson 19.9 PGA; Michael Simmons 19.2; Michael Wright 16.5; Hod Alexander 14.1; Joseph McCloud 13.3; Andre Williams 12.0; Dexter FranklIn 8.8; Darrell Graham 6.1; MIchael Edwards 4.8; Charles Smith 4.7; Terry Miller 4.5; Brian Brinson 4.4; Roger Hall and Darrell Williams 4.3 each. Coaches for the All Stars are Preston Debase and Howar& Beach te lien' they art' ss't:e11ng a winter vacation ilver t'aL'Ie's are S ' enlisted iiav pilots of World War II. they will be dolni' the fl -in at the Lakeland - WIS developed in the mid each other. It was a touching hung tti 1950s in Spain by Fr. Gabriel Calvo and couples with whoiuu observe' at the }lolitlav In n over the weekend. 'I'hirtv he worked, Encounter came to the married couples from :111 over United States in 1966, and has the northern erie) of Florida spread rapidly. It is offered in were smiling at each other. many cities and towns all over walking arm in arm together, (hue' country. sitting together at (hut' poolsielt' talking, really giving each 'l'ht' weekend is presented other undivided attention. by a team of two or three such an encounter Perhaps dedicated volunteer couples invited to the district tournament in the city of Cocoa Beach, nary injunction by the Los .... Mrs. ('fileituan prepared a of each s;'m:tl birthday ibnne'r for The purpose' W illiams, her brother. Slut' presentation is to tnspire the' also hosted a dinner the next couples to become aware of da %% hen her sister and her their own feelings al)OtIt their tins ha iiii, Mr. and Mrs newlyweds and some had marriage. 'l'lit' tt'aIil sets the Ede are! I':ist'k', canit' over to been married over 50 years. atmosphere and the husband Sanford (ruin New Smtivrna The Marriage Encounter and wife give the encounter to Tip Top Claims Westside Hoop Crown 1:30 15 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS i Coleman couples of all faiths, 'flue encounter is designed to make good marriages be tter and be tter marriages. great. It is for couples to go more deeply into the meaning of their lives together. The conference is for people of all ages. Some of them were Robert Perrison of the domestic council met with various conference I lit' )lae lice,':: entertairting in honor of A. Spt'nce Williams, Jr. Williams Is ith the eastern Stct'i I istu:: of the' United State's Steel Corporation o f aIIIjII Fla. The Orlando Diocese of the Catholic church had a "Marriage Encounter" at the Holiday Inn at 1-i for married . RESTLESS (7JO ALL MYCHILDREN 04(10)34.1 CONTACT (12) (1 7) NEWS Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1980-1B In And Around Sanford - 5:00 (S)O CBS NEWS representative of the (Soviet) organizing committee and asked that Aeroflot help us so that all the poor countries of America would be present," Vazquez said. "An official communication in. forms me that the help is for transportation. exclusively by Aeroflot," added Vazquez, who also serves as president of the Association of National Olympic Committees. Vazquez, who said he requested Aeroflot pick up 50 percent of the athletes' transportation costs, did not specify how much help was promised. Vazquez made the comments during a brief news conference at the end of the first of two days of meetings by 32 of ANOC's 141 member nations. The association is made up of each country's Olympic committee and sets competition standards, but plays no role in the THE YOUNG AND THE 4:30 1030 ft (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1) 0 WHEWI MORNING CS) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:35 (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE - 12:30 10:55 Andrews, Audrey Hepburn, Kris Kristofferson. Carol Burnett end AMERICA (I l (35) BULLWINXLE WEDNESY (DO G000TIME GIRLS Edith and Frankie are best friends until they fall hopelessly 0 4 TODAY ft GOOD MORNING Stevenson. Natalie Cob. Peabo Bryson. Torn Dreesen (5)0 BARNABY JONES A female con artist infiltrates high society to set up burglaries for her boyfriend (B) Freebie (7) ft ABC MOVIE And The Bean' (1974) James Caan. Alan Arkin Two San Francisco cops are plagued by uncontrollable cars and ladies as they race around trying to protect a man they intend to arrest (B) ill) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Eddie confronts a now professor and one of his primate friends, hiccups are Eddie's new affliction; Eddie is visited by fl mQrbe! of his encounter group (24 (10) FAWLTY TOWERS 5:00 ('1)0 THE FBI Although all the details were not clear, it appeared that under the plan athletes from Latin America would have to make their way to one the United of four takeoff points States, Peru, Mexico or Cuba from where they would be flown by the Russians to Moscow. It was not known whether the Soviet offer would also extend to athletes from developing countries in Africa and elsewhere. 7:30mn35)35 McLean Ijuosts ft -. ' - Malthou. Deborah Winters An elderly man refuses to be put out to pasture by his children -..... J 1 4 TODAY IN LVMRJA MORNING 0 GOOD FLORIDA Harts take off on a ski trip to Vail when they learn that one of their friends may be planning to murder his wife on the slopes 11:00 ft (4) is 0 (7)0 NEWS Itj (35) BENNY HILL (24, (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS Wolfgang von Sauerhraten; Whats My Line. Indian .shonlinn.thr'.arrow and the Nairobi trio 800 ft (4) THE MISADVENTURES 7:00 ft ( TODAY s, 0 MORNING NEWS MORNING ft GOOD 7:25 a restaurant to pay for aloan. 7:30 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH () 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME ft FLORIDAI ii) (35) MAUDE Maude finds herself producing a telethon without disease 04 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: author I H Si.1W (Part 2 of 2) (t2 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria feels like a dumb Q, bt'n4e" WPtpn Mt'e t''('r for an "intellectual" friend FLORIDA 9:30 10:00 (1)Q HART TO HART The SANFORD AND SON Fred gets a lob as a bus boy in 12:00 CHAIN REACTION 5)0 (Ii 0 NEWS i1, (35)1 LOVE LUCY 04(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 12 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) j ft TAXI With the cabbies enormous sacrifice to win their demands for better working condilions (Part 2) - 6:55 ft 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING 0 GOOD AMERICA itt, (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLES 24 (10) SESAME STREET 12 (17) THE THREE STOOGES I THE LITTLE RAS. CALS At (35) SANFORD AND SON George Foreman guest stars as Lamonts brother in a-- commu--fifty play C9 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT AFTERNOON 6:45 24 (10)A.M. WEATHER cal-variety special for the bene. fit of needy Cambodians 0 THREES COMPANY li (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Guests Bill Cosby. Phyllis Diller, Hitetlyte. Clint Holmes. Chuck & Ellie Rissinger. Joe Bushkin 4 (10) MYSTERY She Fell Among Thieves Eileen Atkins. Malcolm McDowell and Michael Jayston are featured in this thriller involving a damsel in distress a castle hidden in the French Pyrenees, and an international criminal gang selection of sites for the games. The meetings, which were to deal with Such issues as promoting the Olympic image around the world, have been dominated by President Carter's call to cancel or move the games if Russian troops do not leave Afghanistan by Feb. 20. "1 had it conversation with a - Orlando Public Broadcasting System (10) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Independent Orlando 6:30 ft 'Ii NBC NEWS OURSELVES Soviets Want To Fly 'Poor' Athletes To Salvage Olympics TONIGHT'S TV IT 71F ' d '.' - p - :-' • ,_" 0 -1 MM '5 #' - L - • - I , 1 • , . & - - . . ,i.. T" !'3c '4t ,e ,. Y:' ,' �-a -. .-. .-..- - F -- ... ,. -. _____________ 2B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday Feb.s, 1SO Legal Notice - .-. - ....-..--. - _____________ Legal Notice _:__•.,-'-_, -- • _____________ Legal Notice ____________ - Tuesday. Feb. 5, 1980-38 Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REOISTERFICTITIOUS TRADENAME Notice is hereby given that a partner•hip under the Uniform Partnership Act of the State of Florida consisting of MEL CHAS. KIN, VASCOC. MARTINS, RITA OR EM, DR. SHAHABEDDI N RA. JAEE, MICHAEL DEFAZIO, DR. JAMES F. HOPKINS, GERALD LANG, GEORGE K. NOGA and PATRICIA FONTES is the owner of the trade name "CONTOUR GROVES EAST" and said partnershipintendstoregi%terwiththe Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole countyandLake County, Florida the said trade name 'CONTOUR GROVES EAST" in compliance with Section 865.09 Florida Statutes. Dated at Longwood, Florida, this 17th day of January, 1980. MEL CHASKIN NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION • FICTITIOUS NAME CLASSIFIED ADS FORTAXDEFD FORTAXOEED Notice Is hereby given that we FloridaStatutes" FLORIDASTATUTESIIP7.24$ areengagedinbusi,ssat 1505w. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBI GIVEN, 25th Street, Sanford, Seminole that James C & or Ruth E. Gainer, that Leo W. Salvail & Jeanne d'Arc County, Florida, under the fit. the holder of the following cer- - Salvail, the holder of the following titious name of GENEVA GAR. _____________________________ tificates has filed said certificates certificates has filed said cer. DENS APARTMENTS, and that forata1dedtobeissdthere tificatesforataxdeedtobeissued we intend to register said name The certificate numbers and years thereon, The certificate numbers with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. 44c line 1 time of issuance, the description of the ' years of issuance, the Seminole County, Florida in ac3c a tine 3tonseculive times property, and the names In which description of the p' perty, and cordancewiththeprovisio,nofthe 3c a line it was assessed are as follows: icons.cutivetime$ thenamesinwhichitwasassessed Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: B 00 AM. . S 30 PM are as follows: Certificate No. 1)67 Section $65.09 Florida Statutes MONDAY thru FRIDAY Certficate No. 37) Year of Issuance 1977 1957. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum MIAMI(UPI)—Florjda Power& Light officials are bracing Year of Issuance )9 Description of Property Sec 06 Sig. Charles Schwartz, __________________________ Des ription of Property Lots 32 Twp21SRge3OE Beg 110Ff S& 370 for more of the chilly weather that brought a one-hour power Trustee Ft E of NW Cor of NE '4 Run E 599 33 & 31 BIk. H Longwood Park PB Avanti Development Corpora. usage record this week as South Floridians warded off the Ii PGS & tO FtSI25FtW59.9FtN 17SF? tion, Inc. early-morning cold with electricity. Name In which assessed, Hugh Name in which assessed George . Charles Schwartz, 0. Donnell E. LaVigne Heirs The state's biggest power company plans to cut back elecPresident All of said property being In the Publish Feb. 5. I?, 19, 26, 1980 All of said property being In the tricity to l9filndustriesthis morning to give people more power County of Seminole, State of County of Seminole, State of DES.20 for their heaters, spokesman Charles Scheer said. Florida. Florida. Unless Such certificate or cer _____________________________________________________________ Monday night, as people came home and took the day-long Unless such certificate or certificates shall be redeemed ac tificates Shall be redeemed ac chill off thpir hoitspc .!.'I)). fnr fbi' FICTITIOUS NAMI ______ _______ - . .. pf hu'k itc . "riirtnitzihlpq" .. VMU . MANiiN coroing to law the propert cording to law the property Noticeisherebygiventhat lam first time since Jan. 20, 1977, the day it snowed In Miami. RITA OREM described in Such certificate °' engaged In described In such certificate or 18—Hop Wante4_ business at 22510-A . DR. SHAHABEDDIN RAJAEE certificates will be sold to the certificates will be Sold to the The"curtailable" custorners—FPL'sblggest industrial and South Oak Avenue, - Sanford, — MICHAEL DEFAZIO highest bidder at the court house Florida highest bidder at the court house Waitresses wanted & dish32771, Seminole County, commericial users - had their electricity cut back for five DR. JAMES F. HOPKINS door on the 10th day of March, door on the 25th day of February washers wanted. Apply in - InStionM 2ChoiceLots Florida under the Fictitious name hours Monday evening. It is being cut back from 7 a.m. to 9 GERALD LANG ' 1980, at 11:00 AM. 1980, at 11:00 A.M. person Mike's Village Rest or S3SOea. of BLAIR AGENCY, and that I GEORGE K. NOGA Dated this 8th day of January, a.m. this tnornlng, Scheer said. Dated this 11th day of January Call 322-9982. 3225738 intend to register said name with PATRICIA FONTES 1980. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Scheer said temperatures tonight and Wednesday are CX T.mpnrary help needed. Must be PublIsh January 22, 29 and ,ARTHUR H. DECKWITH, JR. Arthur H. Beckwitfl, Jr. Seminole County, Florida In ac neat, have economy car & pected to be warmer than earlier this week, and no decision February 5, 12, 1910 CLERK Clerk . cordancewiththe provisions of the __________ know area well. For inCircuit Court Seminole Co. Circuit Court, Seminole Co. has been made on whether to curtail industrial power then or DER-78 Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: formation call 323-8324 or 323. Sanford, Fla. Sanford, Fla. Section $63.09 Florida Statutes Thursday — when another cold front is expected to send. Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A 8336, 9.5 p.m. By- Cheryl Greer, By: Cheryl Greer 1957. Mate" Dating Service. All NOTICE OF APPLICATION temperatures dipping again. Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk SIg. Genevieve 0. Blair Bartender.Cocktall Waitress FOR TAX DEED ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. (SEAL) Publish January 22, 29, and Between 8a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday morning, when temperPublish Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1980 Experienced, apply in person Florida Statutes 197.24k for, Fl. 33518. February 5, 12. 1980 . DES-21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deltona Inn. Mon thru Fri 2 to attires dipped into the 30s, electricity demand in South Florida Pubii%h February 5, 12, 19, 76, 191( I WILL NOT BE RESPON 6 p.m. that Gloria F. Brenner ITF Sol ----------------was 9,27 megawatts, Scheer said — higher by 400 megawatts Brenner, DES 1 ________ SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. the holder of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING than the previous "winter peak" set Feb. 2, 1979. CURRED BY ANYONE Iollowingcorfificateshasfili NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS PROPOSED CHANGES AND OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. "Everybody was in the shower trying to warm up, running certificates for a tax deed to be OF AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN ADVERISING OF FEB. 5, 1980. their heaters, turning portable oneson—maybe even sticking issued thereon. The certificate DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN JONING, DISCONTINUING, Lorin T. LaCrosse DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES AND CLOSING OF RIGHTS-OF. numbers and years of issuance, OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE theIr feet In the oven," he said. OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE WAY. the description of the property, OF THE ____________________ SALES Wlnterpeaksare"splkepeaks,"higherbutsborterthanthe and the names In which it was FLORIDA.CITY OF SANFORD. OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 5-4.st & Found assessed are as follows: FLORIDA. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ______________________ "hump peaks" of sununer, Scheer said. A summer record, set Notice is hereby given that a Certificate No. 791 Notice iS hereby given that a NOTICE that the Board of County An aggressive sales. Public Hearing will be held at the lastyear, averaged 8,900megawatts over four or five hours, he Public Hearing will be held at the CommIssioners of Seminole Year of Issuance 1977 Commission Room in the City Hall LOST: FrI. Yellow Ladies person is needed for said. DescriptIon of Property Sec 01 Commission Room In the City Hall County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Hamilton watch, believed to Twp 205 Rge 31E 560 Ft Of N 163.6 in the City of Sanford Florida, at p.m. on the 26th day of February, sales and servicepf Thisweek's chilly weather taught FPL with four generating Ft 7,00 o'clock P.M. or, February 25, have lost In front of TG&Y. of E 115.15 Ft Of W 961.8 Ft of 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 25, AD., 1980, in the County Corn$980. to consider changes and Reward if returned, call 333. established and new units down for refueling or maintainance, he said, and the NW '/4 1980, to consider changes and missloners' Meeting Room at the amendments to the Zoning Or6261 advertisers. A great Name In whIch assessed amendments to the Zor. ng Or- County Courthouse in Sanford, company purchased about 300,000 kilowatts from Georgia -_________________________ dinance of the City of Sanford, dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Hearing Jokes HeIrs future for a self. utilities over an electricity swapping link hooked up recently. Lawrence F'orida, as follows: All of said property being in the Florida, as follows: 6. Chi)cI Care to consider and determine whether A portIon of that certain Another 10,000 kilowatts carnefroma small U.S. Sugar Corp. County of Seminole, State of starter. Previous A portion of that certain or not the County will vacate, ________________________ property lying between Palmetto property lying South of and abandon, discontinue, close, plant at Clewiston. The plant burns sugar cane leftovers and Florida. sales experience Avenue and Magnolia Avenue and - ChildCareinmyhome abutting Airport Boulevard and renounceanddisclaimanyrlgtitof Unless such certificate or cer- between East 25th Street (Geneva came online last week. "That doesn't sound hke much but it tificatci needed. Salary plus LakeMary Blvd. h.-.twq'e-n U S Highway 17-92 (SR IS the County and the public in and to shall be redeemed ac Avenue) and tast 25th Place s 323.3839 sure came in handy," Scheer said. cording to law the properly 1 600) and Snuthgat- Road cx- the following rights-of.way runcommission with full ___________________________ to be rezoned from RC 1 tended Southerly is proposed to be fling through the described One of the units down, at the Sanford plant, was put back on described In Such Certificate or pro00Sed Will do baby sitting In my home. company benefits. Restricted Commercial) District certificates will be sold to the rezoned from MR -7 (Multiple property, to-wit: ,, 5. Sanford Ave. Area, line later Monday. Scheer said. Another, at (iipe Canaveral, Commercial) 7 Family Residential Dwelling) bidder at the court house LEGAL DESCRIPTION 3236155 due, to begin generating again Saturday, and the others should I door on the 3rd day of March, 1980 District. Said property being more District to GC-2 (General CornApply in person to: That portion of the (ollowng - -particularly described as follows: at 11:00 A.M. mercial) District. Said property described legal description lying be back up shortly after that. Ron Beck, Lot A, Less the South 40 feet, Dated this 15th day of January being more particularly described within lots 16 thru 27, block 7, ____________________________________ A—HSaIth&Bs.uty Frank L Woodruff's Subdivision, ___________ ________________________ Advertising $980. _____________ as follows: WHITCOMBS SECOND AD. ________________________ Piat Book 3, page 41, Public (SEAL) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: DITION TO GENEVA, Plat Book Director Records of Seminole County. Legal Notice Arthur H. Beckwith That.portion zoned MR.? of 2. Page 50, Public Records of Legal Notice Jr. Florida Clerk LOSE WEIGHT following: Seminole County, Florida: AtI parties in interest and Ewn lug Hemid Circuit Court, Seminole Co. 'inc W. 300ft. of the N. 400 Ft. of Beginning at SW corner Of lot 1, citizens Shall have an opportunity NOTICE OF APPLICATION FICTITIOUS NAME Earn money at the same time Sanford, Fla. tne following described property: block 7, WHITCOMBS FIRST to be heard at said hearing. FOR TAX DEED 323-1409 By: Cheryl Greer From the Northwest corner of ADDITION TO GENEVA, as 300 N. French Ave. By order of the City Commission Florida Statutes 197.246 Notice Is hereby given that I am Deputy Clerk Section I?. Township 70 S , Range recorded in Plat Book 2. Page 50, Sanford, Florida of the City of Sanford, Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, engaged in business at P.O. Box Publish January 29, and February 30 E , Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County public records, 9'GOOd ThingS to Eat H N Tamm Jr. ___________________________ that Mamie Dinah, the holder of 380. Lake Monroe, Fl, 32717, 3 12, 19, 1910 run South along the West line of run East 36.23feet, thence South 20 ______________________________ C,ty Clerk NORTHERN KITCHEN the following certificates has filed Seminole County, Florida, under DERol said Section 12. 949.7 feet to a point degrees 15 minutes West 522.6$ Publish Pebruary. 5, tO. 1910 saId certificates for a tax deed to CABINET MANUFACTURER the lictitious name of JAS EN. ___________________________ Temple Oranges-Tangerines on the South line of Lot 40, feet to West line of Lot 15 Block 7, DER 11 be issued thereon, The certIficate TERPRISES, and that I intend to _____________________________ $3.00 per bu.-you pick Amended Plot of Druid Park, of said plat, thence North 10112 numbers and years of issuance, Opening a branch plant at the register said name with the Clerk NOTICE OF INTENTION T 322 3067 NOTICE OF APPLICATION accorcl'ng to the plat thereof as fe.', thence t4orth 20 degrees 15 the description of the property, Port of Santord.' deed 7 emp. of the Circuit Court, Seminole REGISTER FICTITIOUS recorded in Plat Book 7, Pages 5 minutes East 427.76 feet to FOR TAX DEED and the names in which it was to start. Exp. In kit, cab. mfg, County, Florida ir, accordance TRADE NAME Navel oranges & grapefruit and 6 of the Public Records of beginning, being that part of lots I Florida Statutes 197.246 assessed are as follows: required. Holidays, vacation with the provisions of the FicNotice is hereby given that a $Ibu, Seminole County, Florida, thence S. 15. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 & 22 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Certificate No. ill w.pay. Equal Opportunity titious Name Statutes, ToWIt: partnership under the Uniform 3276733,3220362 run East, along the South Line of Easterly from center line of the Year of issuance 1977 Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Partnership Act of the State of Employer. No phone calls. that Clatton Thomas the holder of said Lot 10, 531.6 feet to a point Florida East Coast Railroad. 1957 Formltex, Inc. Florida Desc"p?'en f Prnprrty lot IS FlorIda consistin; of . GORDON !he following certificates has filed feet West of the Scutheat PERSONS INTERESTED MAY BlIt 3 PIne Level PB 6 PG 36 DIvIsion, Bldg. No. 2, Port uf Sig. J.M. Welr il—Instruct ions WILLIAMS, JOHN HAAREN, said certifIcates for a taX deed to corner of s-aid Lot 10, thence run N APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT be issued thereon. The certIficate Name in which assessed Mattle Sanford, Orange Blvd. Publish January29 and February 00 degrees 38' 00" E., parallel to THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE WILLIAM KUIPERS, 0. ALAN Harvin 5, 17, 1980 the East line of said Lot 10, 256.7 SPECIFIED. LAKIN, RICHARD SILVA, DAy. numbri and ysors of Issuance, Hi. descrIption of the Property, All oI laid properly being in the DER-101 -. fell to. point onth South right-of. ID WALL and 010101 K, NOGA BOARD OF COUNTY SHARE A RAIN BOW and the names In which It was County of Seminole, State of Is the owner of the trade name way of Airport Boulevard, thence COMMISSIONERS OF aflii are as follows: Florida. Creative Expressions 322-7813 run East along the South right-of. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO "CONTOUR GROVES WEST" WHEN YOU ARE SE M I NO L E 0 U N T Y, Certificate No. 1439 Unless such certificate or cerREGISTER FICTITIOUS way of Airport Boulevard, 7*5.00 FLORIDA and said partnershIp intends to READY FOR A Year of Issuance 1976 tificates shall be redeemed ac TRADE NAME feet to the P.O.B.; thence continue register with the Clerk of the BY: ARTHUR H. BECKWITH iØ—tlp Wanted' Description of Property LOt 19 cording to law the property CHANGE WE ARE Notice is hereby given that a Circuit Court of Seminole County, East along said South right-of-way JR. described in Such certificate or partnership under the Uniform FlorldaandLakeCounty, Florida, Ilk 0 Merritt Park PB I PG 22 61000 feet to an intersection with CLERK READY FOR YOU Name In which asWued Ossle 2 hairdressers with following certificates will be sold to the Partnership Act of the State of the said trade name "CONTOUR theEastllneottheWestll99.6fee$ PubliSh February 5. 1980 PA. Joes. at al only need apply. highest bidder a) the court house Florida consIsting of RICHARD GROVES WEST" In compliance of said Section $2, thence run S 00 DES-IS AAA EMPLOYMENT All of said property beIng In the 2.7614 dooronthe llthdayol February, degrees 3$' 00" W, along said East COLINO, HARRY VAN TREES, with Section $65.09 FlorIda 323-3176 County of Seminole, State of LEGALADVIRTISIMINT 1910at 11:00A.M. IRVING GOLDSTEIN. GERALD Statutes. llneoftheWest 1499.6fee$of said Florida. AVON Dated this 7th day of January, LANG, RANTCH ISQUITH, Sectionl2,93o.ssfeettoapointon Dated at Longwood, Florid., SECRETARY Unless such certificate or carFIGHT INFLATION 1910. GARY KRIPMP, R. THOMAS thIs 17th day of January, 1980. the South IlVie of the North 1623.5$ BOARD OF COUNTY COM. Sell Avon. Increase your earnIng On what you like. 1 gal tlflca$es shall be redeemed aC. (SEAL) feet of said Section 12. thence run MISSIONERS WESTHOFF and GEORGE K. R. GORDON WILLIAMS off Ice. cording to law the property power. For details, Call The County of Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. West along said South line of the NOGA is the owner of the trade JOHN HAAREN 1-$41-4617or644-3079 described In such certificate or To All ProspectIve Bidders: Clerk of Circuit Court North 1623.55 feet, 680.00 name "ST. LUCIE GROVES" and WILLIAM KUIPERS RECEPTIONIST certificates will be sold to 'he IMPORTANT — CHANGE IN BID RLi.41 4-12, full 1. Part ;im,. Seminole Co.. Sanford, l.. said partnership Intends to thence run N 00 degrees 3$ 00" C, G. ALAN LAKIN Be Miss charming I use your highest bidder at the COUrt house OPENING DATE: By: Cheryl Greet APPlyinplrsonSlflfordNursln. register with the Clerk of the paraileltotheEastlineofth,Wes, RICHARD SILVA skills, Ictts of public contact. door on the 18th day of February, Because of legal holIday, I Convalescent Center, .so Deputy Clerk $499.6 feet of said Section 17, 930.55 Circuit Court of Seminole County DAVID WALL 1980, at 11:00 AM. Monday, Mellonville. February ii, 1980, feet PublIsh Jan. IS, 22, 298. Feb. to tue Point of Beginning. and St. Lucle County, Florida the GEORGE K. NOGA Dated this 7th day of January, SALES All parties in interest and scheduled bid opening for the 1910 said trade name "ST. LUCIE Publish January 22, 29 and 1910. Get excited, show your feelings bdfbsng Items: DER-43 GROVES" In compliance with February 3, 17. 1910 citizens shall have an opportunity RN OPERATING ROOM— Signature: I make a lot of money. Installation of Central Sewer to be heard at laid hearing. Section 865.09 Florida Statutes. DER-79 FuIltIme,days,som.pqiorOR Arthur H. leckwith, Jr. System, S Points Complex: Labor. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO By order of the City Commission Dated at Longwood, Florida, exp., good salary I benef its. GENERAL LABOR Clerk of Circuit Court Materials, Recaulking Walls in REGISTER FICTITIOUS of the City of Sanford, Florida. this 17th day of January, 1980. Florida Statutes 191.246 Apply personnel West Volusla If you are willing to work, this is SemInole Co., Sanford, Fl.. SemInole County Courthouse: TRADE NAME H.N. Tamm, Jr. RICHARD COLINO NOTICE OFAPPLICATION Memorial Hospital, DeLand. lust for you. By: Cheryl Greet Theodolite and Distancer: Notice is hereby given that a City Clerk HARRY VAN TREES, FOR TAX DIED EOE, M-F-H. DeputS Clerk Livestock Trailer: (2) Road partnership under the Uniform Publish February s, tO, 1ISO IRVING GOLDSTEIW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (S AL) MAINTENANCE Tractors; Mechanical Compactor; Partnership Act of the State of DFP-17 GERALD LANG that James C. Gainer the holder of PublIsh January 15, 22, 29 and Be Mr. Macho for apt. complex. Cat Cages; 150 Gallon Sprayer: Florida consisting of R. GORDON RANTCH ISQUITH the following certIfIcates has flIed February 5, 1980 Library Transaction Slips; Work NEEDED NOW! WILLIAI)iS, RICHARD GIB. GARY KNUMP said certificates for a tax died to NOTICE OP INTENTION TO DER-47 L. D. DRIVERS Uniforms; No. $7 Rock Gravel: BONS, IRVING GOLDSTEIN, JOR THOMAS WESTHOrF be Issued thereon. The certificate REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME You can see the world I receive Word Processing; Bunker Gear; EL ALPER, LOUIS C. DELISIO, GEORGE K. NOGA numbers and years of issuance, RN's— LPN's NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MIcrofilm Reader.PrIn$et'. a terrific salary. NOTICE OF APPLICATION SUSAN ENHOLM, JOHN C. MAYPublish January 27, 29 and the description of the property, that the undersigned is engaged In I changed to 10:00 A.M., WedFOR TAX DEED ERS and GEORGE K. NOGA, Is February 5, 12, 1950 and the names in which it was HOME CARE— busIness at 301 West First Striet, nesday, February 20, 1910. CASHIERS Florida Statutes 197.246 theownerofthetradename. "FT. DER-77 assessed are as follows: SuIte 307, Sanford, Florida 33711, HOSPITAL STAFF Several needed, chance to be in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, All other terms, conditions of PIERCE GROVES" and said Certificate No. 763, Year of under the name of SOUTHERN above bids the money. that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Arc as advertised In this partnership intends to register Iuuance 1912. BUSINESS BROKERAGE, and newspaper on February I, 1950, Salvail, holder of the NURSES Al DES.— following with the Clerk of the Circuit Court FICTITIOUS NAME Description of Property Lot S intends to register said name with retnaln the same. COOKSIWAITRESSES certificates has flied said cer. of St. Lucie County and Seminole NotIce Is hereby given that I am BIk 13 Sanlando PB 3 PGS 3 to ii; 11 to? the Clerk of the Circuit Court Many openings, hurry I take lificates for a tax deed to be issued Addendum is beIng mailed to all County, Florida. the trade name of engaged in busIness at 2113 French 67 1 61. pursuant to the provlsloin of 865.09 vendors of record. your pick. thereon. The certificate numbers "FT. PIERCE GROVES" in Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Name In which assessed James Fla. Stat. (1979). and years of issuance, JoAnn Ilackmon, LI VEIN COMPANION CPM the with Section 865.09 complIance Florida under the fictitious name I Marie Collins, DATED at Sanford, Florida, this Stop In today, be working Purchasing Agent description of the property, Florida Statutes. of A.O.K. TIRE MART, and that I All of said property being In the 28th day of January, 1910. tomorrowl Ihe names in which it Seminole County Courthouse, was assessed Dated at Longwood, Florida, intend to register saId nam, with County of Seminole, State of SOUtmManaa.m.nt CALL ANNETTE are as follows: Room 117 UPJOHN HEALTH CARE this 17th day of January, 1980. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida. Consultants, inc. 912 French Ave. Certificate No. $81 Sanford, FL 32771 P. GORDON WILLIAMS Seminole County, Florida in acUnless such certificate or carBy: Richard H. Gleason, Corner of 10th I French Year of Issuance 1974 (305) 323-1330 Ext. 29$ RICHARD GIBBONS cordancewiththeprovlsionsof the tificatet shall be redeemed k. CALL 628-0636 President "YOUR FUTURE IS DescrIption of Property Lot I H Publish February 5, 19*0 IRVING GOLDSTEIN Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: cording to law the property Publish Jan. 79 1. Feb. 5, 12, 19, DES-23 0 Durants Add P8 3 PG $2 OUR CONCERN" JOEL ALPER Section 565.09 Florida Statutes described In such certificate or SERVING ORANGE AND. 1910 Name in which assessed, George LOUIS C. DELISIO $931. certificates will be sold to the OR SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY DERIO2 J. Miller Jr. *.*_* SUSAN ENHOLM Sig. 0.0. Williams highest bidder at the court house OANDOP COUNTY Allot said property being in the JOHN C. MAYERS Publish January 22, 29 and dooronthe2Sthdayof February, COMMISSIONERS County of Seminole, State of GEORGE K. NOGA February 5, 12, 1910 1910 at 11:00 AM. NOTICIOPPUILIC Florida. PublIsh January 27, 79 and DER-73 Dated this 8th day of January, NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS HEARING Unless such certificate NOTICE 1 or carFebruary 5, 12, 1980 POE THE VACATIHO, AlANPIIRU*1y261* tificates shall be redeemed acDER-76 Arthur H. Beckwith,Jr. DONING, DISCONTINUING, 7:50P.M. cording to law the property NOTICE OP APPLICATION Clerk of Circuit Court AND CLOSING OP IISNTS.OP. NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS DISABLED The Board of County Corndescribed In such certificate or POE TAX DEED NOTICE OFAPPLICATION Seminole County, way, FOR THE VACATING, AlAN. missioners of Seminole county, AMERICAN certificates will be sold to till 197.246 FOE TAX DIED Sanford, Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DONING, DISCONTINUING, Florlda,wlllholdapublichearing VETERANS highest bidder at the court house NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida Statutes 191.246 I1(Q*rVI YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE AND CLOSING OF EiGHTS-OF. to cansleer the following: dooronfhe 10th day ci March, 1910 that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Art NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Deputy ClerltolCircultCourl NOTICE that the Board of County WAY. Chaper A. APPEAL AGAINST THE at 11:00A.M. SalvaIl, the holder of the following that James C. Gainer, theholder of of SeminoieCounty,Fl,,'ida Commissioners of Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 30 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Dated this 8th day of January, certificates has filed said car- Publish: January the following certificates as filed County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 22, 29 1. Hwy. 17-92 I. PETERSON OUTDOOR tificales for a tax died tobe issued said certificates for a tax deed to February 5, 12, 1910. p.m. on the 36th day of February, NOTICE that the Board of County ADVERTISING CORP. — SA(12AL) thereon. The certificate numben I)ER.44 be issued thereon. The certificate South of Sanford AD., 1950, in the County Corn. Commissioners of Seminole 1779)-145V — Appeal against the ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH, JR. and years of Issuance, the numbers and years of issuance, missioners' Meeting Room at the County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock Board of Ad(ustment dcision the? CLERK description of the property, and the description of the property, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT County Courthouse in Sanford, p.m-on the 26th day of February, pow to hear Circuit Court, Seminole Co. thenimesln*hichitwasaj$nsdd and the names in which it was Meetings Plorida,wiilholdapublIcpsearing Variance application In a C-2 A.D., 1910, in the County Corn. SanfOrd, Fia. areas follows: assessed are as follows: BOARD OF COUNTY COM. Business. 7:30 1st Tues. toconslderanddetlrmlnewfs$her CommerclaiZon,foerectadouble missioners' Messing Room at the By: Cheryl Greet, Certificate No Certificate No. ISO MISSIONERS • or not the County will vacate, face billboard within 1250 ft. County Courthouse In Sanford, Deputy CleVt Year of Issuance 1974 Year of Issuance D72 The County of Seminole abandon, discontinue, close, versus 1300 ft. of existing ott- Florida, will hold a Public Hearin3 Publish February 5, 13, 19, 26. 1950 Description of Property Lots 61, Description of Property s 100Ff TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDrenounceanddlsc$aim any right of premise sign on the following toconsidirand determine whether DES2 Bingo $3, 73 + 74 J 0 Packards 1st of N 690Ff of E , of SE 4 of SE DERS: • the County end the public in and to described property: Lot 4, Block or not the County will vacate, Add tO Midway P13 PG 104 Every Wed. 1. Sat.. Sec 3$, Twp 21 5, Rge 39 E IMPORTANT: CHANGE IN BID the following rlght-of.way rutt, abandon, discontinue, close, 0, PrairIe Lake Park, PB7, pg NiITie in which assessed Lu Von Name In which assessed Rosetta NOTICE UNDER Early Birds 7:15p.m. OPENING DATE. fling through the described in Section 1S31.30. on Highway 17- renounce and disclaim any right of Moses, Heirs Packard FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Because of legal holiday, property, to-wIt; tIll County and the public in arid to 92. (01ST. 4) All of said property being itt the All of said property being in Nw Monday, February 18, 1910, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That right of way being $ feet This public hearing will be i,eL the following rights-of-way runCounty p1 Sminote, State Of 15Of County of Seminole, State of that the undersigned. desiring to e00ier lids ii the CSNV line Of bid opening for the in ROom $3 Of ftw $,qflfo ning through the described Did you know that your Florida. Florida. engage in business under the Moss Avenue, blginning at P1* following: County Courthouse, Sanford, property, to-wit: Unless such certificate or cerclub or organization can Unless such certificate or Lebe, Matetialo, Equipment, fIctitious timm of AUXCO at West beundary of the right of way ALLEY LYING WEST OF LOTS Flerida, on February 36, 1980, at appear in this listing each tifIces shall be redeetned at- tilicates shall be redeemed ec and Services for Construction Of number SuIte 433, Cranes Ro$ of Orange Avenue and running 7;OOP.M.orassoonffievestteras I-I,ANDLYINGEASTOFLOTS, cording to law the property cording to law the property Elevator Addflhsn t• SherIff's Office Park, in the City of wetterly 143 feet. suburban h.emes week for only $3.50 per aind 22. BLOCK 3$, TOWNSITE OF pe551bfO. ctibid In such certificate or desuib.d In such certificate or SUMk95 No. 310 Aflhnowe Ipings, Florida, in. devsk*mentaccsrdingtotlueptat week? This Is an Ideal Writtsncofnmentsfiledwfththe NORTH CHULUOTA. AS REsold certificates will be tO the certificates will be sole to the is citansel ts 2:00 P.M., Wed. ttØ to register the said tame tileresi as recoded in Put BookS. way to Inform the public Land Development Manager will CORDED IN MAT BOOK 3, highest bidder It the COWl ho highest bidder at the court house with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Page 61. Public Records of fwlday, FebruNy 10, 1*. be considered. Person appejng PAGE 34, PUBLIC RECORDS, of ouc.duib.acI1vi$jeg,door on the 25th day ci February, door on the 3rd day of Mardt. 1110 All ether terms and coWlS ions of of Seminole County, Florida. Seminole County, PIsrida. at the public hearing will be heard SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOP iDA. at 11:00 A.M. AM. at 11:00 1950, ae bid as advertised on Dated at Attaminte springs, PERSONS INTERESTED MAY orally. Hearings maybe continued PERSONS INTERESTED MAY Dated this Iffi day of January, Dated this 98h day of January, FlorIda, thIs 171St day ii Decent. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT Januhry 74, 1950 aid January 31, from time to time as f'4 APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT If your club or organ 190. 1950, remaIn the same. bee, 1919. THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE necessary. Further details THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ization would like to be Asltsar H. BoCkWiIh, Jr. (SEAL) Addendum is being malledto•il AUXTON COMPUTER EN. SPECIFIED. available by calling 333-4330, Ext. SPECIFIED. lnclsd In this listing C Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. venlars Of record. TERPRISES, BOARD OF COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY Circuit Court, Seminole Co. call: JOAnI Blackman, CPM Click INCORPORATED COMMISSIONERS OF COMMISSIONERS OF Board of County Sanford, Fl.. PurthasingAgant :circuit Court, JohnP.Cro*ton, SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE Commissioners COUNTY, By: Cheryl Gresr kmiini Clunty Courthouse, Prieldint 'Seminole Co., S*nlord, Fla. FLORIDA FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida Deputy Clerk 417 John B. Francis, Boom By: CherI Greet BY: ARTHUR H RECKWITH DY; ARTHUR H. BECKWITH By: Bill Kirchiloff, (SEAL) Sanford, FL 33771 JR. Secretary Deputy Clerk JR. CLASSIFIED Chairman Publish January 30 and February (386) 353-1330, Ext. m Publish January 13 CLERK Publish January 2?, 7*, and CLERK , Atteet: Arthur H. BickwitIt. .i... DEPARTMENT 3, 13, 19, 1* ' PieJi February 3, 1950 February 3, 1950 PubliSh February 5, 19*0 February 5. 13, 1110 Publish February 5. 1910 Publish February 5, )9$ 322-2611 OER4S I, DES-74 DS.t6 OCR-SO DES IA DER-4- Cold Forces FPL Record Seminole OrlQndo - Winter Pck 322-2611 831-9993 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS DEA DuN ES Noon The Do1efore Publicotion Sundo - Noon Frido 3—Cemeteries 18—Help Wanted _____ I - a person with a positive attitude and a pleasant personality, plus being a self starter and en in terested investigator. Also you must have common sense in handling problems, not easily frustrated, also a desire to learn and to lead. I want you to be aggressive toward life and personal achievement, not content, id tore establish goals daily, finally above all never quitting even though defeated. - HAL OLBT REALTY Inc. L'ADY, YOU HAVE CONTINUAL ' LY DEMANDED A CHANCE MULTIPLE[ISTING REALTOR FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, REALTY NOW YOU HAVE IT! Country home. Cameron Ave (81101 acre home has extra Ig rms. CALL ANNETTE AT 323 FP, FR, DR. quest cottage. 24 HOUR 1 322-9283 gazebo All this for $79,900 ---PORTEVERGLADES OwnerwiIlnoldmortwprt STEEL CORP. PICTURESQUE Own. Bat 113 pC Inside sales in !antord office, itv Owner I BR, 7B. great rm exp. preferred but will con &-at in kit OR, Fl Rm. Aft sider training qualified in 323-7832 373881? dividuaL Salary - comm.. Eves- 372 0612, 377 1587 good benefits. Apply in person The Best Buy In Town - A low 207 E 25th St. Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., _________ cost Classified Ad. Lk. Monroe or mail resume to -________ P0 Box 306. 1k Monroe, Fl Altamonte Springs VA-F HA-235. Con. Home 32711 New two story, all cedar. on Low Down Payment ' temporary. facing lake. 3 BR. MACHINIST master BR has 2 Walk in Cash for your loli Wilt butid on ciuwt%. 2 Fl. s,toflt' if', L011. ',our lot 0, our lot Minimum 2 yr. exp & capable-of FR. seller will carry mort Y Enterprise. Inc Setting up & operating all 598.900 (.111 ,HIO s '1,'cdel Inc - Realtor t44 3013 standard shop eqpt. Must have own tools Position offers good FORREST GREENE starting pay & cxc. fringe benefits. Contact Sprague REALTORS INC. Electric Co., Hwy Il 97, 830 da33or 339.4711 eves. NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKE IT Longwood, Fl. or phone 339 LOG HOME TO tIE CON 3011. EOE. STRUCTED NEAR SUN tego, cIdn suburban iis,.ng ________________________ LAND ESTATES $38,500 71x60 Champion mobile lioni,' Night Auditor FT PT COMPLETE' on 6 3 cleared ares $38,000 Please apply in person 323 4080 Holiday inn I 4 Do lIAR V LOVELY 2 BED Wekiva F ,tlls, 1 BR Trailer, Janitorial-retiree or semi me ROOM. 1 (lATH. FAMILY Owner will finance tired man to help clean retail DINING ROOM COMBIN store mornings. 7:30 to 9:30, I ATION, NEW APPLIANCES. BR, 1(1 on lq lot Zoned for Zayre Plaza area. 3222958 CENTRAL AIR $35500. multi tam near shopping --545.800 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, 21—Situations Wanted NEW ROOF. NEW PAINT, Profitable business! Recession NEW CARPETS WALK TO _________________________ Pmoof. Nets II to IS thousandPT. work for per. re-s. couple. I DOWNTOWN 521.900 be your own boSs--a one Wlildoanykindof work person operation. Approx 3238611 5 ACRE RANCHFTTE LAKE 520.000 155,000 - 'liventoryl -. PICKETT ESTATES IN ________________________________________________ _____________ Sorry all CASH, but start EDROOM, 2 CLUDING 3 earning tomorrow. - -. BATH, CENTRAL AIR & I HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, 3 ? NEED CASH? MONTHS NEW. $89,900. STEMPER AGENCY Use Your HomeAs Security REALTOR 3224991 Call Us For Terms LARGE 3 BE DROOM, 7i 2 TowerFinancialServ. MYLTIPLELISTINGSERVICE : BATH. BARN ROOF, NEW 1.500.241-2469 Eves. 319 5400 3221959 PRIVACY WITH POOL ------FENCE 554.900 NO BROKERAGE .. -- ---------- ' ___ - ______________________ -- - ...... ------ - SPECIALS $15,000 Sm. 7 BR w restricted comm. toning, i317 Celery Ave 29ROOlflS ______________________ Sanford Gracious living. RCdS. Weekly 1. monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 541-1143 BATHS, 3 BEDROOMS. l LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO I DUPLEX. 528.500 30-Apartments Unfurnished -___________________ Lovely 1 BR condo, eqpt. kit., pool & game rm. privileges. $250 mo. + Sec. dep. 3236510. - I BR, lB Condo, kit. egpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322-7972 ______________________— SANFORD-Remodeled 1 BR plus den-air, tile bath. $220. Adults. 811-7883. _________________________ ___________________________ 1 BR—$l9lup. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-97 in Call 3738670 Sanford. Mariner's Village ______________________ ____________________ 2 BR, lB. good area, 5250. 15t, last 'I- $100 sec. Riggs Realty, Realtors, 2110 Sanford Ave., 3227912. _____ - ______ Needs finishing touches, lovely 2 I BR, C H&A, FR in quiet, nice neighborhood. Only $31,500. Reduced $3,000 to $31,500 At- I tractive 4 BR, FR, nice area. shade & fruit trees. Can assume. 2'BR, IR & kit., sm. Fl. rm., laundry rm. Ref. Reci. 322.3253 between 6 p.m. $ p.m. _____________ - 40-A-Apartments & ipIexis Like new contemporary) yr. old. 4 BR, 20. sunken Lii. cathedral ceiling, split plan, across from lake # gazebo, Club facilities. 569.900. - ' I 1g. executIve type home Set on wooded 'z acre lot in Shadow Lake Woods, 3670 sq ft under roof. Sunken LR, inter comm system. huge eat in kit., Sc porch, solarium 8. much more! '1 '7 INC. REALTOR,MLS 373 5771 41—HOUSeS S. tfUgh oaks shade this charming ' 3 Bdrm home with fireplace, : hardwood floors, dIning room, 'eened porch and garage, '. central location. $33,000. LAKE MONROE— Bass fishing capital of the woridl Lovely 4 Bdrm, 2" Beth lakefront home has pool on one acre. .; private boat dock, firepiace in Florida room, formal dining, loll of extras, 09,900. ;- EXECUTIVE COUNTRY, 7.1, pool, sauna. sewing room, fenced for horses on over I acres, 1 yr. warranty, all this and much more. $170,000. ESTLED AMONG TREES, Custom built 3 Bdrm, 7 Bath - home with beautifully landscaped lawn. fireplace. abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility ' area, 1 yr. warranty, $16,000. • Ewning IIem1d -. ..' '. ' -;_ 'E7rij1116' 'i_A1IraIri. ' . .. ,. - -, - • -- I i 71)95 Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford 321 1577 371 0610 - K I I 3 BR. lB fenced yd, needs some TLC. Assume mort. owner will hold Sm. 2nd 577.500. 46—commeriai Property _______________ - - -- _ We buy aquity in houses, opts. a. vaen' land. Lucky In vestm,.dt5, P 0. Box Sanford 322 4741 The 1435i Inc., Realtors 5 French ($7 9/) Sanford Build tO Suit - Our lot or yourS FHA VA. F HA 73S 8. 25 Night Day or a23-5774 Inc • Due to the death of my Mother, Mary S. Collins, Salem, Va., my office will be closed Mon & Tuesday n,i,tt '''--' xII ._ --'' country. 3-1. formal din, area, eat in kit,, Sc. porch. Extra fenced lot With fruit trees. $34,500 I fl MIS 373 8061 or eves. 323 0511 6 Acres beautiful oak and pine trees, 3 houses, 2 hot houses, worm beds, secluded area, terms. 5106.000. Leisure World on the great St Johns, buat ramp. Swim pool. tennis, shuffleboard & fishIng, 2 yrs. old, 2 BR, 70, eat in kit., formal DR,wet bar in den VA Financing, RAVENNA PARK We are proud to offer you this lovely 3 BR home w-42x22 in. ground pool, sc. porch 1 160. Good school area too. Will go FHA or VA, Call us today to see. $49,900. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 7iQSanfordAve. ----- lust perfect for Sm. lam. or retired couple. 2 BR, II, LR, FR, very attractive kit., Deltona. __________________________ VA-FHACONVENTIONAL HOMESFORSALE Also assume mortgages 3 BEDROOM HOMES Deltona' Here it st Should be $52900 Altamonte 515,000. only $61,500. Custom 555.000 Longwood built 3 7, has everything in. 542.900 Lk.Mary cluding built.in Microwave $39,900 1k-Mary oven. 112,900 Winter Spgs Sanford S7'.000 I Plenty of elbow room + lake PLUS frontage on this 3 acre mini Sanford commercial, 4 rental I farm, comp. w3 BR home. units, includes restaurant & Make offer OSTEEN. lounge, $175,000. I N. [rest Altamorwe, auto repair Peg. Briber $95,500 1 ports I INC REAL1OR' 3390509 339050$ REAL SATE 290 N. 17.92, Casselbiry, ,i. £ve.1423U3 '3-$$° , , .lS. NOWI Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 KnowlesRealty Inc. REALTOR 67S-3005 II 5O—Njlscellaneous NO QUALIFYING- 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, M. H. Geneva, S acres. s0000 dwn, $25.4 mo. 319-37)7. ______________________ — .-- __ Carpentry. l'aintin9, Rooting, & C.t'n R.'pairs L ict'nsed & ___________________ I Ilondiol Fret' Estimates 37) I 601% ,,ft,'r S p rn tOWER'S BEAU I Y SALON tornmt'rly Ilarrielt's Beauty Nook! 519 C 1st st - 772 57? Home Repair _______________________________________ I ceramic Tile COtripk'l.-Mubile' ________________________ Home' Repair MEINTZER TlLr 349 S259 New or repair, leaky showers our ' specialty, 25 yrs Exp 869 8567 Horfi,' r'pairs, p,ineling. root, -- -. 'm P'-1 r,'rnocjelinc All work . I I il,'tloors 'rist,IlI,-cj 'J.i' I I'' I '.t 1,1 8-165 Nl:W 8. REPAIR I M,in. quality operation Free Est 830 1783 .,fl 6 8 yrs exp Patios, Driveways etc Wayne fleal 377 1321 aCare . -, p — tree'.. I',-,n all, F'p,,ih, --- - . Pekingese puppy, .1 'no old, male AKC. Regis $l7Sor tn's? otter 372 'essrnaking FURNITUREBEDDING'" Lovable dog, completely house Wholesale to all. Orlando Wholebroken, very ijood watch flog. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., knows many tricks FREE toil Orlando good home Can see alter 6 I pm dl 101 F 7th St Topper for short bed Pick up. buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 3222711 ________ - Western Boots. Special 539.99 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanford Ave. 327.579) )rywall, Ceilings, ,mnd Walls repaired ties & Comm Remodel & Additions C.iIl 831 5399or 862 0134 Light Hauling l(- jIUY lISt DFiJPr-aITUPE & or APPL lANCE S Sanford 'r,Iid Debris. Tra AppIiancc Misc (LOCAL 11195371 niture Salvage 3?? 8721 . _______________ All SizeTarpaulins ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3225791 310 Sanford Ave. Beds, Dbi. motel B. S. 1 mett. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 French. 323-7310. SE 101CR REALTY QROKER vvi LISt-ti 6 URNITUWE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTUPES Jenkins Fur niture. 205 F 7Stlm St 323 0981 Antiques-Oriental Rugs Music Boxes-Slot Machines Bridges Antiques 323-2801 , - Side by-Side refrigerator, 575; picnic table, w2 benches, $30; 4,4,4, l.,Il ... .1.. ' .ee our beautiful new BROADMORE, front 1 rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 1003orlandoDr. 323-5300 VAIFHAF1nanrIng e,.a ... _._.... 'M 'UIUuU1 C)), $75; Oak porchrockers, $79.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 C. 25th St. 373. 0911. ______________________________ - ___________________________________ ____________________________ Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. _________________________________ _________________________________ - 43—Lots-Acreage _____________________ - 6'.z acres for only 5)6,500. Very good terms. Osteen. Pione.racres.Hewoutyouruwn homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Ostein, $ acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. ErestMOIR5 ,, e- REAL TATI S.'sh.r _______________________ SiHOUSehOId Goods ___________________ -- ' ' ._ __ We-buy used furniture FURNITURE 8. THiNGS 500 S Sanford Ave 3271511 _____________________________ H. CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FR FE ESTIMAT ES 322 7907 - Factory made lowboy trailer 6'.:x$' body, steel deck, lights, bargaIn. 327.2345. ?BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $16,500. 321-0640 I Drywall $900 or best offer. 306 Fair. mont Or., Sunland. 3230167. ---'- iWfl & Latsc,aping ' ________________________ 1, sink, furnace, stove, Ice 42—?blIe HOrfles - -- - That's Classified Ads -. 68—Wanted to Buy Buying old pocket w,ltcties, army cond. Will Pay lOP price for this area 668 6610 Camper S'. ft. cab over, sleeps ________ - - . - -- --- -- _______________________ . NO OUAL IF Y Nt.- 3 1311 imme. NeW C H&A & carpet. Owner will finance w substantial down. $33,000. 323.2257. . I BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE $150 322 3772 If you don't 'tell' people. how'i' they going to know' Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or 83) 9993, ' Alterations, Drpss,yl,tkinu Drapes, Upholstery 377070? ' I pct. interest to qualified - - ______________________________ ILL DIKT & TOP SOIs. YELLOW SAND _ .CalI Clark & Hirt 323 7580 — _________ ' 65-Pets-Supplies WILSONMAIFP FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 372 f672 W Garnett White Req tie-al Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 322 788). Sanford iii, ' . for Sale CDLII,'! I (IS TOM S CON'S 1 C ustoiri d"Sigii liiiitr,'S, Additions 123 0181 ROMAN S A( I ER AT ION'. r ,'pa r or ,iltc'r,it 'oils ,, II 139 2Vvcl t ,,ss.'lperry - ___ " l'lu,ri. Appli.. lil T'll,nJcv,ir 671 1100 t l4ow,'lI Pd nterF' ,, Home Improvements Alterations .. - I rut -- ._ ________ 321-075 11 62—Lawn-Garden ._. .. in . __________________________________________________________ p ____ _ _______ _________ - -- REALTOR I I - Pipper Hammond ,iuto cord organ Like new, inc. books, $o50. Org $17130 .373 554)0 Willbuy Is? 1.2nd mortgages We also make Real Es86te Business lo4'i. Florida Mom tgage Investment. $104 E. Robinson. Orlando, 422-2976. ----------- NEWLISTING We are proud to offer you this lovely 3 BR home w-42x22 ingrotlild pool, it. porch 1 BBQ. Good school area too. Will go FHA or VA. Call us today to 5ie. 149,900. - . BoUght II? 004' Itt 4 73 Gr,,nnl Pr, I*',ti) 41 fl':' iir'iJ In - Regular ii,,'. Pt-st citf,'r 122 8716 ' - - - - . — 47AMø,1 4,14,4, EALTOR MLS 312-1671 Iv',323.39*6 OWNER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE On this 3+ acre, 3 BR, 7B home. Location is superl Close to I-I In 1 of Sanford's nicer areas. PLUS F!. sw. pool, CHIA, - -- - - . vrui, ire-es a orano new country kIt. All this & a low dwn payment. $67,500. --- iie.aoo &Sokl _________________ M. Unsworth Realty 3220231 754S FrenrhAvft 377 0/79 lfl 5353. 377 371? PORZW RfA 1910 Puck Ps 5100'r lOst .173 .40111 ti'ls,'en "U III S) ..g..... c .1OlU!U ..,.... O)Y3 - Greoming& Boarding II Afl,,flal I+,IvOfl C.rOominq & inting ______________ hoarding I "0111715 Tflerrno ___________________________ stat ontrolocj heal, off floor sleeping bo*e We cater to F'.mn?r,ci fl,' 'I%tlIjn lorino your pet 327 S17 (2 1 I,' lii! it I 'I lireSsur,' I ___________________________ I li',ironq F- re, L ',t 1?? (3711 I ____________ I - HafldyfTlafl ___________________________ I .,..... ,., .,,. a, ,,rnsa,. r..T,Uy CAL MOYER I --- Cash 322-4132 W000MAKING& HOME IMPROVEMENTS Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools I I ' 373 7364 ____________________________ *tiy buy used? New brand name box springs 1 mattresses at 20 pci. above dealers cost. Twin, lullsize,queenlking. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. otsi. ____________________________ 71'AntiqLies ______________________________ - ---_ - 1971 Singer Futuri Fully uto, repossessed, used very sport time. Original sees wi. $151 or $21 me Agent 339130-s. - -. -- ___________________________ HOUSE CI..nhIg ALL AMERICAN hi,i.i. Palflt1fl9Dittig Painting a Repair Quality Painting No Job Too Small Free Estimates 323 0816 , - _____________________ CHINA & PO1TERY -____ ______ _____ EUTSLFP PAINTING& REPAIR--Interior Exterior i-PEE ESTIMATESCaII 365,5342 ANNA'SCLEANING SERVICE Home Apt Sm Otfice SHOW & SALE ____________ _______ - HousewiveS Cleaning Service Personalized, test, dependable Regularorltlmebasis PleasecallattSp.m. 617-5891 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SUNDAY,FEBRUARYIO SANFORDCIVICCENTER Admission$l.5O GoOd Botn Days I II Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 327 3S58 ____________________ Painting&Rcmocleling FREE ESTIMAT ES. Call anytime 3.49 5259 _____ Home In'rovennts ___________________________ • • Carpentry, Painting, Mainl of all types. Lic Bonded 323 6035 InSured 834 8399 I -. ' ' ' - PhOtOgraf*ly - - III CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGI REPAIR 5G. BAL INT 372 5665 ' , Wedding Photography by John Cullum Free engagement photos or Color 5*10. 323 5235 - _______________________ I I I E O! OUr8.1 . Ref. reilo. 1$ cu ft frost free. Orig. $529,now $205 or SI? moo. Agent 339-5316. for hect --------- ____________________________ _________________________ Handyman. ni or el. rep plumb , carp, free est., 24 hr serv ,Senior Ci? dis., 861 4901 - FLA 'S. SECOND " 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. NoII's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1742, So. of ____________________________ ______________________________ Sanford. 322-8721. - IF THIS IS THE DAY fobuy a ne9 car, see todays Classified adt Interior Exterior All Work Guaranteed Free Est 322 1094 making custom furniture- _____________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327-7198 ', - ' 280 N. 17.93, 5$llbVI'y. Fl. Eve.862345! $341300 Used full size hotel-motel bid. _________________________________ ding. Very clean, $14.95 ca pc Don't pile no onger needed itetna Nail's Sanford Furniture high as an elephant's eye. Place Salvage, 17.92, so. of Sanford. a classified ad, and pile the money In your wallet I ________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ _________________________ Lak.view lot. Loch Arbor. 105' S2—AIiances paved road. 240' deep. ___________________________ Beautiful view across Crystal Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Lake. Only vacant lot in area. Sold orig. 5109.3$, used short $14,950. lime. Bal. $159.Ilor $19.35 mo. Agent. 339-5306. CailBart ' • • I 'I ____________________________________________ '.7S"-,.,.,&'w 9' •"V - LI - - rouro- 55000 I I Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big Savings. Call I Wibuyyour squIty,clo%elnl4hrs. I Bob Ball 3274403 2707 French AWARDREALTY. INC. — ----- Us,'iii & ACcessories I _________ Real Estate Agency - - i,,,i,Jr. . , 47-Real Estate Wanted ____________________ I_/I _-. 59—Musical trchandise .--' __________ " cmi .,.•., .. ......• Alter 6 pm 434 9019 80-Autos for Sale POIISONMARINIT 1-Iwy 1192 Sa'lt.rd. F1,m 32771 - " REALTOR. MLS 701 Bldg. C. Altamonte Or. '--' -- . ,,,,. '- ------- -- - i400orri. __________________________ 35 ft Owens 110,11 5900 Dxkt-tI dl tiolIloirn M,,r tom. U,'L,irid or see I P 'f i ,i, 'i I'iifllid. Dcl md Plumbing supply business Branch Office 323-2222 real estate & inventory. 5143.000. W. Meliczowski, REALTOR 377 7953. REALTY WORLD. _________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR Harold Hall Realty S lii 4,44 ___________________________ 3 (311 clean home w gas heal, inside utility rm. & priced at only $26,900. ' S5—Boats PAR -- 1977 I or(1 P U S ke. sIn trans lopper. 1 owner. low rio SI 900 Siip,'r Soarpi 1,5-ill LOr'S'dt" 'i:Ir' I?? 09c6 ______________________________________ A I KAMF'GROUN OS 11 2 Pni West of I .1 on SR 46 to. I Orange blvd Thursday IS p n. Good assortment of crafts & stuff Y al Come Fred Walroth, sponsor _______________________________ ___________________________ mnvinn -......-. '" - Orlando 327 1577 I I ALL FLORDA REALTY slIs,000. flu.nør Furn duplex. fine downtown location, neat, in good repair, upstairs 3 BR. II; downstairs - 2 BR apt. Excellent income, high yield. Large assumable low interest mo'S. $36,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY 7139 5 MyrtIt' Ave 5,it0 3710610 I 32—Houses Unfurnished - .M. BROKER 2565 3bIGLER REALTY - - I I Multiple Listing Service R E AL TOR S 79 -Trucks-Trailers ________________________________- cYCc,mgs -. - -' It you are h,e.nq 0 "-Culty lndinç a place to ivO ,ii to drive, a ,01 or some service you have riced t, read all our want ads nvt'ry oay - - 1912 Ch,'rol"l I nipal,1 .4 - Or. - clt',ln, good iond new tires ____________________ 54Garage 5ln SEIGLER REALTY ANYTIME . $23,000 old frame, 2 BR, shade, near downtown. Neat & clean BARGAIN TV - s Why pay 'II ttt'S TV 7591 S SantOrd As,,' 121 1714 ____________________________ ----- ' BROKER - 4. Cop - 322- 2420 I I I 23 - PONT AC SUNBIRD 1974 ,ir'I color lO ni pertett ,Iir. auto. QOIXI gas 53 900 32) lop Dollar I"aia tom un & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment r' 'NO -- 5' ?C/ PONTIAC GRAND PR I 976 cf'.,'r low iii r,',1nr pull .Mch,"lflc Slerco 53.700 323 BUY JUNK CARS rom SlOto ISO Call 32? loll. 32' 146I Agent 339 Low en or 123 .1147 . 77-Junk Cars Removed _____________________________ TV repo 19 Zenith Sold orc (Tr,i' IwO 0' 4 c.i '. your t,uS'fleS use tO' CI,isst,t.d Ails oflco I $.491.75 bal. $183.16 or t1 -o 0 CKE T T Sanford's Sales Leader I I ri I 'ii s,'st of Speeci.sa, fl,i'.'in,i Be,i,.h. wi' 'old .1 iUUi -u TO AUCTION ,- '.t'r, Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It'S tfteonlyone In Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 $311 tom further details IQ'Q . - -------It yOU'r(' ii the tiusness of t)uidiflil Good used TV S. $25 A ip MILLERS 2ól9Orlancic, Dr Ph 32? 133S ______ 'ON ..UST MwXE PAYMENTS 69 c 75 models Call 339 91(1) or 831 45135 (Dealer I 37? 7.180 .PiOLkS 54 95 H--, ()uty 5695 New Pallor '-s S2Q 95 2413 French Avi. . S.liito,d , ---- - . ;- OVER AN ACRE FRON7ItdG ON 2 STREETS - ADJAc. ENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL SON SCHOOL. $12,500 EX. CEll FNT TFRMS -Ii tuy junk Aii Ul't'r,.c I'.-'.' Pr ice IL,'tt', Soup 1117W 77th s :1 9114 A Q. I iRE s3.NRadi(t.Ster ' MEL L ON VI LI E CORNER 101, READY TO BUILD $7,000. Exclusive 3 BR. III home in Wynnew0000n Ig lot' Pan FL pm to pain w BRO. dining area 8. much more BPP SER Just VICE CONTRACT I $37,500 I ' FEES - 1 MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT. BETTER HOMES AREA. MAKE OFFER nv' TON.\ AUTO AUCT ,, , — Just listed 3 BR, 1', B home w all extras C I-4&A. ww carpet, DR. FL Rm - Rec. Rm - FP & more' BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, assumable 7 pcI mtq Only $19,500 -. _______________________ 4, ' A Push bu'ton Ofl?rni'. i.e. .r o -'-Il 'n .s.rran', iaiv. .l'.sur'e '"° ment ,:t $71 .ri'i Auenf 339 $ Sale .. For U s,,,ti' Cr,rnr'irc al A Ri'S den',,l .\ u( tns '. .r:1ra-salc 323 5620 nt-u s Th—AutO Parts MICROWAVE WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF. READY TO BUtLD' 58.500 Lots of style 3BR, lB home w many unique features in desirable neighborhood on 2' 2 lots! Many additional features' BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $55,000 - ______ - l', ,of,tui 3 hR /ll 'ome with your own pool & 6iiI2 patio a lg cor. landscaped lot Many built ins & all features imaginable! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT You must see this one for $69,500 for ____________________ _____________________________ l',r'. t' IT NMOR F %ASt4I I.' S,-r-.ce .lsed M,,tiiies '.'C'ONFV APPI IAN('i '. i'j o'' - . OSTEEN AREA PINE 8. CY PRESS WOODS. 85 ACR ES AT $800 PER WITH TERMS REALTORS — . _______-____________ - STE F'J SrRO ' - , ' , . - , ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STAT ION. NEEDS FILL. REDUCED TO $9,900. - ___________________________ ' I -- Night or - - ______________________ S 80—Autos 72—Auction _____ tiO?point Eli'c Avci double oven, 5300 Prigiclare Peir - wht trostfree. IT Cu U 52!,0 834 7273 ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME ltd GENEVA. $9,900, excellent terms ' I REALTORS 2719,Santord Ave. 322-79fl 'n( REALTOR, MLS 52—Appliances II_____ 4 REALTY ._.._..- - - BR I B new paint & carpet. guiet neighborhood S3000d,sn. owner will hold 574.900. - — 1 Acm on St Johns River, OK for mObile home or bldg site 516.000 Terms Harold Hall Realty 323-5774 Dciy 43—Lots-Acreage 4i—HoU ______ _____ OPEN SUNDAY 1230 TO 4 455 S Summerlin Ave An elite old Sanford home. 2 blocks trom Lk Monroe Spacious charmer, nestled under Ig oaks Completely remodeled 3 BR. 7(1. FR, v,ith Urick FP beautifully land LARGE ASSUMABLE LOW-INTESTEST MORT. 574.500 WANT ________ _______ _. 41—Houses — �- 1. -- 4121—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE NONv, Cu WERE ALWAYS GOOD IN MATH EMATWEPEN1- YOU? TOGETHER, AND' '-• . (NOPE) THE 1BLE -' -\/•_____ __ -v-. - 11 - 1 % ____________________ ___________ ________ r 1E __ P 0 __ ELSAI R agreement 51 Snail genus ID Currencies 54 Bowling 12 Trill target 14 Stave 55 Continuing 15 Invisible Story 16 Balaams 56 Horse food mount 57 Deprecate _____ Wafer Won' I - u. In Vinegar ,CJ R1 Y111 ________ 111 1C418 let t Limit Weight a c RMS r-1° öi I1E_11j -N1 A LAMB I read DEAR DR. SA P fl that thklfl8 three teaspoons of °It8tTr ....r.1VI i g 17 Hawaiian 0 L J1_I vinegar in a cup of water 40 instrument (T6[A s a 1A1t11 duce day will re a times DOWN three LI 19 Weather FE L T R A1 0 - 1CL1U1 the measurements of a perbureau (abbr.) f KC £NC Charitable or. T WJO son's waist in two or three 20 Number ganization 13 Genetic 40 Explode 23 Arab country months. The article also (abbr.) material 26 Alcoholic 41 Takes option mentioned that vinegar is a 2 Suffix 18 Small barrel 42 Code dot beverage 3 Companion of 20 Fishing aids 43 __________________________ good bowel regulator. Is Margarine 27 Resort odds 21 Restive vinegar harmful and does this 30 Overjoys 44 Arm bone 4 Stage of a by Mort Walker 22 Cure 32 Involve the reduce practice journey 23 Hedge plants 46 Of the ear 34 Capital of grandmother of six. I didn't waistO of the measurements 5 Change Color 24 City in Israel 47 Laugh loudly Poland take my children to the doctor READER DEAR 6 Sepia 35 Mediums 25 Horse 48 Except that just for everything for 7 Painters Vinegar Is acetic acid. It is a forte 27 Sensible 50 Family I don't emergencies. And stand 36 Female saint 28 Type Size the mild acid compared to member 8 Bird class (abbr.) Insist that my children do 29 Beverages acid your stomach 52 Comedian 37 Dry.as wine 9 Sediment 31 Add sugar either. My youngest grandproduces. It has no medicinal Skelton 39 Surfaces 11 Poor area 33 Weed effect whatsoever. It won't child looked yellow to me and 40 Peephole 12 Inquires 38 Greek letter 53 Pique since babies do get Jaundice, I — — — — harm .you and it won't eI 72nd Year, No. 144—Wednesday, February 6 Dr. ___________________________________________________________________ Lamb _______________________________________________________________ •1 Tri"be Crushes Gre yhounds A - BEETLE BAILEY WELL, THE GENERAL J THANI(EP ME FOR MV EFFICIENCY PROPOSALS tsl) i YES, HE SAID HEV TAKE THEM HOME TONI&MTANP COVER _______ REALLY . £ _ ~ S 1 __________ 2 3 4 —— l/ ______ ______ 10 __________ I14 — _ . PM I' 5 —— 11 ——— - 16 — ______________________________ _________________________________ ______ THE BORN LOSER 17 18 — — by Art Sarsom Z vo#"P A OR COW00 Uc 35 34 —— 36 _ 37 — —— ARCH I E - - 54 — by Bob Montana CF- CX _L' C~~ PARAKEET I WANT TO STOP IN THIS OP ARCH. FOR A MINUTE, PLEASE - _______________ / U I ' - — vs::~l For Wednesday, February 6, 1980 . : EEKA MEEK VEE 1ATS &&l3 TO AS VJE- WI IX*IJJ OW . 1)E O. OIL... C( ZE&PS ISIkS ThE. FRl( lkJ t) MAUJTAlIJ 11- EIR PTS... ______ For .. to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today monarch. ruled out the release of the bO American President Abothassan Banladr, who ' hostages before the deposed shah Is was named head of the council in an returned to Iran to face trial. appointment that significantly expanded ' Ayatollah Mohammed Beheshti, his power base, will chair the meeting to secretary of the ruling 13-member discuss Waldheim's proposal, the commission to investigate the alleged commission to investigate the shah's crimes of the shah. i ,'• h11O 1111111 I d dIe - . . Herald c by Tom Netsel Photos S have the backing of the people in the district. Herald Stuff Writer publish and sell its own newspaper recently: and the proceeds. Mrs. Ernest Wesch Sr., vice chairman Officials of the Republican Party in students decided, would go to the Central Florida Zoo. Principal Arletta Coberly. teacher Joy. Zerivitz, and the paper's editor. alleged crimes. andal By DONNA ESTES The gifted class at IA)119%vood E.lementary -School decided to "Freeing the American hostages is not But he said the key issue is not possible before the extradition of the establishment of the commission but the shah," Besheti told a news conference timing of release of the hostages. carried by Tehran Radio and monitored The United States has demanded the in Kuwait. , release of the hostages on formation of The sources close to the Council, the investigatory commission. Iran quoted by the Western press, made no wants the investigation be completed mention of what effect an acceptance of first. the U.N. proposal would have on the The militants holding the hostages a. *hostag.s,hatnghetd for th. have said the shah must be returned 95th day today in the occupied U.S. before they willi release their captiveill. WIN AT BRIDGE 4t FOR THE BIRDS Tehran as sources close to the council moderate stand on the hostages. said the ruling group will accept a U.N. Waldheirn last week proposed the The best aid you have in potatoes. When there's too YOURBIRTHDAY CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may do a lot of fancy reducing your waistline much in the bloodstream, it's February 6, 1980 Many fun, exciting things talking in an attempt to get measurement is weight called carotenemia. It is not ,,,/ ! ________________________ can happen for you this out of certain domestic control, accomplished by at all the same thing as . ~ . coming year, especially in the responsibilities today. Don,t proper dieting and sensible jaundice and it's very easily cured by simply cuttft back social areas. However, a word waste your breath. Your exerciseby Howie Schneider ll DEAR DR. LAMB - I 8111 on the carrots and of caution: Prudent handling nobler instincts won't permit the mother of five and the vegetables, of your finances is required. it. t*JT1L-FIk)NLY 1HEARP AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Jj4Q VJILL 19) It would be a costly You're the most charming I mistake to by to use money as and kind person today in the solution to winning othiers dealing with others In all 64 I over to your side today. Be matters ex cept one: Money, sense :'" -' sharp contrast with earlier favorable A senior Iranian official and close aide accounts of his rule and much closer to Iranian charges against the ousted - . -1 Shah ' proposal to set up an international establishment of the international .., allowed Greyhound boss Tom Lawrence. "That kind of threw us out of whack and out of our game plan." Big men Reggie Butler, McCray and Thomas also threw the Greyhounds off their shooting plan. With the three lanky seniors dominating the inside, the Greyhounds went frigid from the field, connecting on just one of 13 floor shots in the second period. Lyman managed some salvation however by Wilting 11-12 free throws in the period to stay within striking distance. The Greyhound's journey to the charity stripe also spelled early See TRIBE, Page 2A ts It's also found in sweet /It Aft By United Press International pigment that the body absorbs self-addressed envelope for It. Send your request to me, in and uses in this manner. The pigment that causes the care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, problem is called carotene. New York, NY 10018. . mand want this issue can send 75 peas because they don't have cents with a long, stamped, an orangIsh..yellowlsh 1 It, De — — Girth Control: Avoiding the mean that the child is getting 7L — ± I j Big MI&Ue, since apparently too much of thosc kinds of that's what you're really vegetables. You don't see a .• epea R McCray hit two fast hoops, added a slicing tip-in, got help from a David Thomas eight-footer and a 20-foot jumper from Glenn Stambaugh and by the end of the first stanza had pushed the Tribe to a 16-12 lead which they never relinquished. "They started hitting the boards and controlling things," Republicans I am sending you The any color change, such as Health Letter number 3.7, you've described, it does ly BERNICE BEDE OSOL IN% ______ 52 HOROSCOPE - ,\ _____ ' r1 t?IDN T KNOW THEY (i ALWAYS THOUGHT " HEY, H THINGS 7HEY ThAT'S _ __ PARAI(EET SEEPS-- - 51 Iranian — — Adding bulk to your diet as does not mean that a 46 41 48 well as using plenty of liquids reasonable amount of carrots — — such as ordinary water would in the diet isn't good for a child. But whenever you see — — — be more effective, 55 -- 56 w FAR ' llfl // / 2-5 1 41 - jr — — ___ SJIII(, 38 — typical Tribe fashion: a four-act play. It was Tom Lawrence's Greyhounds who owned the f irst half of chapter one, however. Quick buckets by Greyhounds Sam Lemon and Kelvin Ilillman pushed Lyman to a fast 4-0 lead, prompting Payne to signal for an equally fast time out. The early Seminole rest brought less than fruitful results however as lnion canned another jumper and forward Neal Gillis hit his second bucket to push Lyman to an 8-0 lead four minutes into the game. It was there that Payne signaled for his full-court press which brought immediate results. "We had to do soiiiething," pointed out Payne about the strategy. "They had us on the ropes early." Seminole, in the form of senior forward Bruce McCray, bounced off the ropes and back into the contest quickly. Tuesday 1'. — — — concerned, lf you don't drink skin. Ido hope you can give much water or liquids, it me an answer. — — — — might bea minimal aid but, T)EAR READER - The J other than that, I don't think yellow pigment in carrot can _ — ______ expect much in cause an orangish-yellowish y that department either. discoloration of the skin. That — - By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor night's Five Star Conference clash between the . "I ~_ Fighting Seminoles and L)mian Greyhounds was one for the . I I , I ,I . a record books the Seminole High School all-time single • - "- ( -S.. season basketball victory record books, that it. L. -. . Bill Payne's run-and-gun squad shook off some early first 1 --. quarter lethargy, dominated the boards and exploded in the third quarter to whip the Greyhounds 79.57. The victory marked the 22nd of the season for the Seminoles, rewriting the all-time single season mark set nine years ago by Nt'f'ald Photo by Tom VIIICW Coach Joe Mills and his Larry Pearce - and Billy Corso-led Lanky senior forward David Thomas snags one of squad that notched 21 wins before losing to Martin County in his game-high 15 rebounds against Lyman the regional round of state playoff action. enroute to the Tribe's 79-57 record-breaking win While the Seminoles rewrote the record book, they also put over the Greyhounds. some nice touches on their 22nd winning novel of the season in As far as the bowels are can change the color of your ————— 16 , 27 28 29 mightbe helpful if you happen others like beets or peas? I just can't believe that food to be overweight. - ALV*Y'5~ ' suggested to my daughter•In6 7 8 9 — — — — — — About the only way It could law that a visit wouldn't hurt. 12 13 reduce your waistline She took the baby and was — measurements would be If told It was from eating carrots — you drank water with the and squash. — I don't think I've ever heard three teaspoons of vinegar in ——— th at before. Why does that at ng foods It instead of eati th provide es. In that case the decrease in calorie intake orange vegetable and not with 24 125 23 P--. _____ o',,NiI•,• I - _______ Evening Herald ( USPS 481.280) — Price 15 Cents SanfO!ida 32771 - i c _____________ . Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Pourboire Knuckle under 46 Gold (Sp.) 6 Business 49 Abuse - t C 42 Sullen ACROSS D ARESrIL_1...ON _ . .,: ! Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1$0 by Chic Young ________________________________ ('ELLfl,i REALLY TUEO (4.AT'S MATlMONIAL I TONlGHT...A ALL. THE IRTY DINNER DISHES Ou NEVER HAD ANY TROUBLE PUTTING Tv - -.----.--.'- four counties in the .sprawling fifth of the Suniter County Republican congressional district agreed ioday to Committee and wife of the chairman, Todd Hamilton, present the check to George the cockatoo and meet with Lou Treadway, chairman of said six- , would be interested in meeting the zoo's education coordinator Bill Thacker (top). Meanwhile a kildeer flying through Sanford got confused and banged up a the Orange County party, to discuss the on the issue." political quagmire involving U.S. Rep. Mrs. Wesch said, 1-1 think we should Richard Kelly, H-New Port Richey. get every single one of them ( the acTreadwu Tuesday called for a cused) out of there yesterday. I don't meeting of the party chairmen In the know if Kelly is guilty, but it seems to me eight-county district to discuss whether each time public officials have been Kelly's resignation should be called for in accused like Us they have been guilty." tight of atiegetlons that the Ftoctda At the same time, Mary Ann Morse, congressman Is one of eight legislators vice ftlrman of the Seminole County bit when It flew into a fence near hopper Elementary school Tuesday. Brian Bruce, a fifth-grader at the school found It and took the bird to class for a Little first aid. Bruce (second from left) shows the bird to classmates Brian Benson (left). Mike Groat and Shawn Taylor. Hopper teachers Randal Ruant and Susanne Polley planned to give the Injured bird to the Audubon 3 - •* _______ ness. Find out more of what VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) In lies ahead for you in the year your zest to take care of all following your birthday by your responsibilities and get send for your copy of Astro- your work done today, you _, Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each could overlook the fine art of to Astro-Graph, Box 489, handling people. Tread a bit Radio City Station, N. Y. more softly, by Al Vermeer 10019.Be sure to specify birthLIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) r TELL ME WHERE \ date. Chances are you'll adjust WENI WRONG.') PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) your thinking today regarding You'll be tempted to make a self-Interest, after excuses In order to dodge something happens to make responsibility for something you realize how singularly _ ________ credit, you'll face up to it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) \\\J ARIES (March 21-April 19) When others accidently in. ______ Be extra careful today that trude upon the solitary mood you don't handle a co-worker you're In today, It will prove in a harsh manner. Later, it easier to exerdie tolerance i wouldtakeallthediplomacy than to try to gain their you could muster to patch forgiveness later for snapping _____ things up. at them. ______ _____ jIM ____________________ ______ 5- PRISCILLA'S POP M ON AN EXERCISE THAT JENNY LU! 9'4E PROGRAM USEP y EVER','THIN& ____________ ALL THE HOL.LYVICOP NEW ThAT ___________ 11111 ALONG! STARS' __ _11 KNOW! I ( SHE'S A VER'I G1051-1.1 "FAMY' PER- . " /' 141. FAPPY.' , 122 It _____ _ __________ ' -- Q I ___ _______________________ ____ / 0 2!5 by Stoffel £ Helrndahl SAY, BC VE DECI U WAN1 " IN Ti RING AND RUN FOR A PRES . '9 FbLJTICAL OFlC. NOi AN OF I CE WRE BEFIT11 NC?MYOLALIFICAMONS. INSPECTOR. - . ______ ____ ___ ' .. .44 , "-i' s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23. A task facing you today Will Dec. 21) A serious domestic ____ or queen of diamonds there _____ ___ ______ ______ _____________ __________ ,:... ______ ______ __________ FR1aI -_— $iPY N1G&', _______ _______________ _____ wdN XM MO, 1*( _____ ___ $cO? 4 I j)4 mD ___ . ___ u FORK OVVR ALL W CASH US 60TJ ___ rT&f AMY (H(s I hvT W - Ivan ___ III • 7 W Craig IiIlStt ' ________________ cit - — - $ S17MULA11N - 1 I ___ • • I •s . . '• • • ___ ___ I __ - ___ - __ ------ In t on tr ac HCA commission, sidered and the corporation is "comfortable" with the received nominations from the county commissioners. am always interested in anything per- on." Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger said taining to the party." progress being made. Toin Weatherington, chairman of the the coun ty will not make nomi nations for t he board of He said as an American he believes he Bill Kirchhoff, dated Feb. 5, Idus Willis, Herndon owner, said effective May cost too much and the company already I • • % - I -- 1 - _____ ____ ___ - - .. _____ The Sanford Airport Authority today 35,000 square feet of space there. - leasing of Building 135 and ramp rejected all bids on an addition to "We are redesigning the expansion to area to Michael Reeder of EATS & PATS, Building 401 at the airport and called for meet the company's needs," Cleveland an aircraft char ter firm. new bids to expand that facility. said, adding t he addition will be larger - leasing office space to Winslow S. Willis said at the commission meeting J.S. "Red" Cleveland, director • - * - ._.w --------- •.- — ------- -- --- --- ---. '4 'I . ----.. _.• of than the 6,300 squarefeet Will khool Board Appeal Compensation Ruling? _____ . i 41 __ The beard will listen to a presentation by Carlton are designed to avoid transfers due to recruitment, IV 41_1 .: *":~ : _ ILZW . iL .A .... '. activities. 11 '1 . . ,,, ,*. - - -- No, - -TI.-~ I .,. IF _ . . aviation ' . __ for Action Reports ................2* FlorIda .......................8* Around The Clock .............4A Horoscope BTIIIIC ........................9C Hospital ......................2* QaiikJ Ads ...............23 B Nation comics .......................9C .................lB Crossword .....................Oursel ves.... Sports ..................9, 10,1IA Dear Abby ....................lB Televisiou ...................lB Deaths .......................2A Dr. Lamb ..................... 9C Weather ...................... 2A Editorial .....................4A World ........................2* _ Jones — . ;A originally Today School Board Attorney Ned Jullan is expected to ask "They almost have to," he said. He would not explain Henley, principal of Lyman High School, concerning the beard tonight If It will appeal a Seminole Circuit why. Florida High School Athletic Associa ti on rules Con Judge's decision ordering that a fired school librarian Aceordlng to the Seminole Education Association, the cerning athleti c eligibility of transfer students. be rehired (or one year and given back pay. Corneliaon case Is preoedent..ettlng. The school board was sued recently by two students In Janiary, Judge Robert McGrsgori riding iØ.I4 A President Rick Harris said the Judgment sets a denied eligibility to participate in sports because they aø77artra*or'ad.cIionthetLaetCornellaoo,43, oedritinujtholthi the d,einono(anartAtraWrand transferred schools. winter part, wu fired without being given fair supports the collective bargaining process. Board member Pat Telion Is scheduled to bring up warning that she was not doing a satisfactory )ob. Harris said the school board has been unwilling to the matter of a thletic recruitment, whi ch is outlawed by i Ownty Schools &wItirintendent William acw$ cdliecti" barpininig or abide by the findirigs In the athletic association. Rules demanding the today he (eels sure the beard will grisvasi petme,, ineligibility of transfer students to participate In sports appeal. ' ONLED is a subsidiary of Express Airways. Airport Rejects Bids ____ ____ Lake County committee, said "Tread. way is entitled to his opinion, but I don't agree with what he is saying. There has been no determination of guilt or in. nocence of Kelly. fie ought to be given the benefit of the doubt." ONLEL) Leasing as storage facilities. _ a __ -• . ____ • 41111111111, "i the alleged act of bribery on the part of voters decide in September and all eight of the national legislators." November whether they wan t Kelly to Aden added, however, he believes it is too remain in office. The people elected him ear ly to make a decision on what should and they sho ul d decide whe ther he stays or leaves. By November all the evidence be done as far as Kelly is concerned, "Any accusation against a public of- should be in on whether the accusations ficial damages the entire system. I are true or false. "There is no reason believe the ethics committee of the house however, why we shouldn't go to a and other agencies should act ex. ineeting." Three of the eight chairman saw no peditlously to prove either the guilt or innocence of these people. If they are purpose in such a meeting. Two of the f ound to be guilty, they should be three - May Spencer, chairman of the punished to the full extent of the law as a Citrus County committee and Sandra constant reminder to present and future Werner, chairman of the Pasco County public officials that when they betray the Committee - gave their full support to trust and confidence of constituents they the congressman. will pay dearly," he said. Mrs. Spencer said she is a "dear Bill Ericsson, chairman of the Her- friend" of the Kelly family and has been A termination clause of the contract had Its own auditor, the company would continue the current aviation, said new plans now call for the planned, Cost of the ex pansion is exThe authority heard Cleveland report County Administrator specifies either party may end the Roger level of service until Sept. 30 If the county proposed expansion to be large enough to pected to be in excess of 150000 that site preparation work for in. t with 90 days noUce. Hamden Neimnder UM the C=ty coullill choose agrees to pay costs bneid On 8 Mnth-ti)- accommodate a 30-ton crane for airport Cleveland said. sta llatlon of the instrument landing to redece the number of ambulance, on month audit. gave Its notice immediately alter th tenant, Metal Manufacturing Co., Inc., a The airport authority accepted the low system has been completed and the lea.-than.asked4or rate increas, was hand from three to two renegotiate this The only other private ambulance subsidiary of CODISCO, which has bid of 6.75 percent from Flagship of Federal Aviation Administration Is Hernden contract based icon the Ballas company serving the nearby area, corporate offices at the airport. Seminole to finance the construction of Along with the motion to grant half the audit, *sk for offers from other am- Beacon Ambulance In Volusla County, Metal Manufacturing which the addition, expected to go to bid soon on plans and d, f) W taColJfltyfuJ5 chargesabsserateof$8$bUt includes no manufactures air conditioning ducting, amounts of what Hern4on In other business, the authority ap- specifications for the antenna for the . - ithin the has been a tenant at the airport for proved: system. Cleveland said the project is audltbe performed toaacertaln$,mlischs In C letter to Coriml,aicn Qsairmnan county, a survey showed. nearly 11 years and currently leases — leasing of buildings 99 and 100 to expected to be completed by mid-June. _____ _ ___ - Herndon will continue to provide Althot* Hwndon Ambulawe Swvice Cowdy's fair share of the company's emergency and non-emergency am. received a rate increase from the expenses. Earlier, Herndon balked at a bulance service In Seminole County bu t Seminole County Commission Tuesday, full audit by an independent auditor at a significantly reduced level of ser. It has decided to end It contract with the because its owner said the delay would vice, county. _______ ZONIES .TUMBLEWEEDS . . ,' I ____ V tU - - Made Ambulance To Pull Out? I % OW* ' Lewis said he received eight sealed lists of five to ten HCA director of domestic development. "fl*y'll just (1 ' - __ - have to go over the language and make sure It's the way Lewis also said he has received nominations for the trustees until after the contract is signed. should wait until all the evidence Is in hospital's board of trustees from the Seminole they want it." The new board of trustees, Lewis said, probably will concerning the scundal. ,1 111 be surThe county and HCA negotiated a contract Jan. 28 for Memorial Hospital Executive Committee. HCA be a seven-member group. Six members are to be prised if anyone comes to trial. I do not thie corporation to auume control of Seminole promised to make up the board exclusively from selected from the nomination. The seventh member will believe Kelly should resign at this time," Memorial Hospital and begin construction of a new nominations made by the doctors and the county be the administrator, who HCA will choose on Its own. Ericsson said, adding Kelly seems to ____ - ___ ." The newtohospital Sanford oronland names eachnames from from the executive committee. annexable the city. istobe The sitelocated has notin been selected, but for at least five each. He said he has notHe yetasked nando County Republican Committee, for a long time. "I don't think Kelly said: "I am willing to meet on the issue. I should resign until we see what is going poration America contract County Lewis said a number of possibilltles are being conshould be of received today at Onwith mntySeminole courthouse. "We didn't make any changes," said Doug Lewis, _______ _______ , \ I ___ ____ _____________________ _____ . - ____ -_' ______ The offers of the payments were made the chairmen and listen to what everyone has to say. by FBI undercover agents. The cha ir man of the Seminole Re"I would not hesi ta te to sit down and discuss this matter with fellow chair- publican Party, Bill McCollum, is men," said Ray Aden, c hairman of the challenging Kelly for the GOP Pinellas County Republican Committee. nomination for the congressional seat. Morse said, "I would rat her have the "I was surprised and shocked to hear of - The second draft of the proposed Hospital • I T"fir FOR _A '. Ir 0 5, • • ____ ____ facility, Herald Staff Writer by Stan Li. and John Romita __________ ________ _____________________________________ By DIANE PETRYK than a second to notice that (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) his lay for six des was a e poor one. en he pro(For a copy i JACOBY to play the hand rapid- MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at ly in a totally carefree Bridge," care g' this newspa. manner. per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City He won the club, cashed his Station, New York, M I'. ace of spades, led a spade to 10019.) __________________ _______ ___ mA h n C a ges .1 .I he would be willing to go to a meeting of Arab shiek. If South held either the it) Opening lead4 Q . /_- No was no reason why he should beeaslerto tackle If you think matter thathas you chafing at lead the ace. Suppose the dia. about rewards you'll be the bit flSedI a solution. Listen — mond ace was singleton? Then getfing, rather than Of the to an unblaoted third pwty - By Oswald Jacoby East would hold queein-10. pmm who caused the in. ft person can eight and be able to cover any and Atas convenience, diamond led from dummy CAPRHX)RN (Dec. 23-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It didn't ta ke south more later. SPIDER.MAN ____ Q r med Reza Pahlavl's treatment of ailing Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini, ers in Iran that was in council Don't think you have to 19) Mind your tongue and mwdpAate family members don't promin something you In order to get your way can't deliver in order to actoday. Use a little flexibility. complish your aim. Use of They'll cooperate with your Ingenuity will gain better desires, (results, . - connections with the CIA, Western news political prisoners In Iran. It sa id the shah's security forces took reports said. Asked about the charges before his 3 the lives of "at least several thousand a.m. arrest, Manachi denied the accusa. people" in trying to quell the 197$ and lions, denouncing them as a plot against 1979 demonstrations that led to his ouster. him by radical elements. 1i Washington, the State Department BanI.Sadr's appointment as head of the • for promised favors to a non-existent mitteewoman for Seminole County, said !' Is a decided "Yes." ____ BUGS BUNNY - on the shah's arrest before the beginning - dummy and noted that trumps had broken nicely. NORTH 2.540 Next came a diamond to his •Q, ace. No high diamond fell, but AK7 South was on his war to make • .1952 the slam. He simpl y cashed ' 103 his ace of clubs an ruffed the WEST EAST eight. Then he cashed 73 dummy's ace-king of hearts 9.19632 (1o4 and ruffed the seven. Now he #K4 • Q 1083 led a low diamond. West was 'Qj 97 +6542 in with the king and didn't have another diamond to lead. 4 A K 962 He could lead a club or a heart, but it made no differ. •A KS discarded his last diamond Vulnerable: North-South and racked up game, slam and rubber. Dealer: North West would have beaten the West North East Soeth slam If he had just gotten rid PUS Pass . of his king of diamonds under PaSS 3 Pass 4 South's ace. Should he have Pass 4 Pass6+ made that play? The answer Pus Pass -IC vfl{Y9Ii II ______ _______________________ They said the group likely would insist a dual government with them. In Washington, the State Department's annual report to Congress on human of a U.N.4nsplred commission, Revolutionary guards arrested Iran's rights was released Tuesday and said minister of na tional guidance Nasser "many thousands of Iranians" were Minachi at his house in the capital ma imprisoned and tortured under the shah's paw raid on charges by mili tants two decades of rule. Last year, the report occupying the U.S. Embassy that he had found little evidence of cruel treatment of respond with the same fair- tightfisted. ____________ VI _ _ L ..,"', I n -*,I4 . ..' - - - *, , -, ..2 - " .pg W, 4~.$4;7, *, , F . , __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 05, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 1980. 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THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 0 @1) (J 0 CD 0 NEWS (IJJ35) KUNG FU c 10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Geology Of The U.S.A." U (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: John Davidson, Ruth Buzzl. 6:30 0 @D NBC NEWS W 0 CBS NEWS ci) 0 ABC NEWS (J (10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Summary Of Earth Science" l(17) BOB NEWHART Howard turns into an overproteclive big brother when his sister ;tarts dating Jerry. 7:00 B @1 FACE THE MUSIC $1) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE ui Q JOKER'S WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON :red thinks that Lamont's Afri:an dress and customs are udicrous until he hears what it Friday, April ii, 1$o April 17 includes, (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) ANFORD AND SON Fred buys a ."hot" television and gets into hot water, 0 7:30 TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME CD U $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE MA UDE Arthur (UJ (3 5) becomes outraged when a gay bar opens in the neighborhood, CR (10) DICK CAVETT 112) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie is touched twice by tragedy -. the first being Stretch Cunningham's death, and the second being that he has been chosen to deliver the eulogy. 8:00 8 GBUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck poses as a criminal in an effort to keep a band of assassins from destroying a large city, (Part 1) (R) J 0 PALMERSTOWN. U.S.A. To save the towns bets, W.D. persuades the town's white and black baseball teams to integrate to win a game against a touring black team. (Part 2) '1fl 0 MORK & MINDY Mork conducts a highly unusual wedding ceremony for his young friend Eugene and Eugene's littIe girlfriend. (R) cri (35) JIM ROCKFORD After being taken by a father-daughlet swindle team, Rockford puts his own con game into motion. 0 (10) PROBE "Higher Education" Host Chris Dudley will discuss issues facing higher education In 1980 with Univershy of Central Florida Student Body President Armando Plaz, Board of Regents member Betty Ann Staton and a local college president. "Suppose (12) (17) MOVIE They Gave A War And Nobody Came?" (1970) Brian Keith, Tony Curtis. The cold war between an Army base and a neighboring town turns hot when soldiers borrow a tank and wage a comic war against the town's private army. 10:00 8:30 0 BENSON Benson and Marcy search for the person in the house who leaked a sensational remark by the governor to the press. (R) (10) THE GOOD NEIGHBORS "Pigs' Lib" 9:00 QUINCY Quincy goes after the greedy head of a private hospital who had two poor, critically ill patients transferred to a public hospital. (R) CE 0 HAGEN A young wornan sees her long-lost father In a television news special and asks Hagen to help her find him. CD 0 CIRCLE OF STARS "Aretha Franklin" n (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone saves a young girl from death at the hands of a middle-aged man seeking to put time on "hold." 24 (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Out Of Practice" The practice is going strong, but not James' love life; Tristan takes a hand and arranges a double blind date, (Part 5) 0@ !.JU1A1 4J LAUREN BACALL ON THE ROCKFORD FILES Kendali (Lauren Bacall) and Jim join forces to find out who is trying to kill her and why. (Part 2)(R) 0 THE CONTENDER In Atlanta to battle for the heavyJohnny team. weight encounters a beautiful blonde who has professional designs on him. (1)020/20 (B(35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Young Executive" An ambitious mail clerk falls in love with the vice president's daughter. 124 (10) OPERA FROM SAN FRANCISCO 'La Gioconda" The final act of Ponchielli's classic opera featuring Renate Scotto and Luciano Pavarottl is presented Including documentary footage designed to enhance the viewer's understanding of the act. Host: Tony Randall, Qj 10:30 (35) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Phone Booth" Country-boy Dave calls a girl whose number he found on the wall of a phone booth. (17) THE AMERICANS "The Rancher" A modern cowboy •- a cattle breeder from Jackson Hole, Wyoming •- Is profiled. r '. '. 1130 8 GD TONIGHT Guest host: George Carlin. Guests: Marlone Ricci, Carol Lawrence. (.) 0 COLUMBO A doctor murders a nurse who uncovered his plan' to murder a col. league during surgery. CD 0 ABC NEWS - ON SPECIAL MERCHANDISE (9 (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon tangle with an ox-Confederate colonel who possesses the power to Control the fourth dimension. tIll (17) MOVIE "The More The Merrier" (1943) Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea. A philan. thropist takes advantage of the wartime overcrowding in Washington and plays Cupid for a young couple, YOUR SPECIAL $ _ 11:50 CD 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The city of Sanford is again being threatened with loss of federal funding over a civil rights issue believed settled more than two years ago, City Attorney Vernon Mize will report to the city commission at 7 p.113. meeting Monday that the Office of Civil Rights Compliance of the Department of Justice has demanded the city complete an investigative questionnaire by April 30, The questionnaire concerns former acting police Sgt. John C. Moore and current drug enforcement agency officer Tony Brooks Jr. , Moore took a disability retirement from the Sanford Police Department seine months ago, Brooks is on the police department payroll, but is assigned to the state-federal Drug Enforcement agency (DEA). Both men were the subjects of an investigatlon by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over alleged civil rights violations by (lie city more than two years ago. The city, as part of an agreement with EEOC, assigned Moore to the police department's animal control division and Brooks to the DEA. Following Moore's retirement the city phased out Its animal control program In favor of a contracted service with the county. Mize, in a memo to the city cornmission, said an officer of the Office of Civil Rights Compliance warned that the city could lose its eligibility fot Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grants and for federal revenue sharing money if it fails to complete the investigative questionnaire. The attorney has advised Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler to be prepared to address the commission Monday night if he wishes to have the commission refrain from responding to the questionnaire. Mize told the commissioners in the memo that he reminded the Office of CIVIL Rights Compliance that the EEOC has not reopened an investigation into the civil rights matter. Model Ni. 1552 Curtis Mathes WESTG ATE TV liii I. Aiserka ... id Osra W.N Woo N. 323.2013 .MARY SHOPPING CENTER DAYTONA BEACH NEW SMYRNA 736.7286 M S. WOODLAND ILVO, 255.1933 MASON PLAZA — MASON AVE. 4284229 INDIAN CIVIC SHOPPING CENTER ORANGE CITY 7754995 FOUR TOWNISSNOPPIN CINTIR— HWY. 1745 In Altamonte Probe PollcemMayor LinkIs Va g ue / ' . .1 .' ' /'. 1. By DIANE I'ETRYK four months ago and wasn't in a city car _, 5 'o1, Herald Staff Writer at the time" is important enough to tx . '' , %V '' I Attempts to link a December 1979 talked about on television news. VO traffic accident involving an Altamonte . S Doyle admitted Friday he had been ' 'I),, ,. . Springs police officer with the indrinking that night but said he was not . , tt vestigation of Altamonte Springs Mayor drunk. ' ,,',,wVVV Norman Floyd and his relationship with "1 paid my traffic ticket just like . 3 ' llf the police department have so far been anyone else," he said. '.. . .'s lV1F3w3 unsuccessful. The accident occurred, Doyle said, . . :i. ' g ,SV i Patrolman William F. Doyle was , because he doesn't know the Lake Mary.3. . ' , .' a 51 arrested Dec. 22 when he lost control of Markham Woods Road area and it is 'a 1. ... " his private car while driving west on badly lighted rural area. , . I',V,•,• I.ake Mary Boulevard, mlueda atop sign He reported the incident did not result ). ' ' . . ',wsv... at Markham Woods Road and struck a In the Altamonte Police Department wire fence. taking any disciplinary action against 5• Florida Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. ldiii, . . . ., ' 1k' claimed the incident was brought Smith said Doyle "was definitely drunk" . " -. ''," v. up "as a political thing" because "Smile on the night of the incident, but he said he : could not charge him with drunk driving lawyer who doesn't like Chief Justus East instituted a suit against (lie city ? ' " because he did not witness him driving -. '.I ' • • • council." . drunk, nor. were there any other wit. "They're trying to show that the esses , : . •• in such a case, all a person would have (pohit'e) department isn't functioning l)rolrb'," he said. to say in court, Smith said, is that the . I I'. l Attorney Michael I). Jones filed suit in accident made (bent nervous and upset • i late February stating that "allegations, so they drank. quart of alcohol after the innuendos and slurs against (Mayor : 'i.' Fact. ''\ . .'. Norman C.) Floyd have been going Doyle was charged with careless ar ound for some (bite which, if true, driving and subsequently paid a $25 fine, Smith said Doyle did not call the police should be investigated." Aimiong the allegations in the suit were that night. He called a wrecker service to that Floyd abused administrative tow his car. The wrecker called the high. "F'. . V powers, favored his son in the police way patrol. .w ."3•' force, was under the influence of "Any reputable wrecker service won't alcoholic beverages while conducting move a car that has been involved in an •f-ö ,' .r'official duties, obstructed the police . accident until police have been called," department in performing its duties, Smith said. Herald Photo by Torn N.ts.I allowed a police coverup of prostitution Smith's supervisor, Florida highway Take four little girls, give them some of their mothers old dresses, Patrol Corporal T. G. Parish, said he operation and misappropriated camgloves, hats and high heels and they will give you their own version thinks those investigating the incident j)iifl funds. Doyle was one of those accused with of a spring parade. Strutting down Larkwood Drive in Sanford are now are "blowing it all out of proporhelping , 0) ki%t. protection u , ii (from left), Jennifer Petrunic, Mandy Morris, Sarah Letchworth tion." prostitution operation, but Doyle denied Parish said lie "can't believe one and Molly Young. fellow named Doyle who had an accident See POLICE, Page 2A ' .. • ' '. ., ' I . ',. - - ' - ' ' . .' '' ' •' • s ', . . -" . '. '"• ".' ' .., , .. ' ' • "' ' . . ' :', , ' :'- GIRLS WALTZ INTO SPRING . ' ' Mother Of Paddled Student To Sue School District KMART SHOPPING CENTER - SANFORD - 323-2013 DELAND i Sanfo's Wallet 4 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 4YIAIS 4YIAIS 4YIARS FIll PICTUIF YUlE Pill LABOR Fill PARTS AFTER 12 MONTHS YOU PAY ONLY $25 FOR TIAVILTIMI £ HANDLING WE CAN SAVE said Mercer started the Rooster (lub of • I I . . Seininolt.' Coinuwnitv College and as happy," John Mercer told members of Sanford Chamber Honors Citizens president of the Rooster ('lilt) of Seiiunolt' the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornhigh School. merce Friday night after chamber A number of Sanford area individuals and Moss, Commercial Committee, Mary Joyce "lie was the driving force behind the Clubs were cited for their service to the corn- Bateman, Education Committee Jim icr members awarded him their "Topper ' building I It' fl*. St•.3).i IUIII..3s Ui 3. iIi. 31 • I mInt) e munity prior to the issuance of the Topper nigan, Golden Age Olympics Committee ,sWBJ'u. Award." , Award at Friday night's annual Greater Hartwig, Industrial Action Committee, 1111111, llOt'fler said. Mercer, past president of Flagship Sanford Chamber of Commerce dinner. Martha Yancey and Ned Yancey ,pet Knowles. Unlike all other past 'l'opx'r .\ard Those saluted for Service Include the legislative and national affairs. David parr. bank, now with Forest City Bank, was ruipitn • tr(tr k nt '. before 's, 'i t uit following; Harold Hunziker, AgriBusiness I 3k.. 'V , Roads and Bridges Committee Robert Daelio given Topper Award aa banquet Committee: Robert Crumley, Aviation Senior Citizen Committee. Eugene Meadors, t'veflhtlg began that he was going to attended by about 200 at the civic center, Committee Howard Hodges, Bankers Corn. Sports Committee. Ernie and Chalfant receive the honor. The Topper Award is the chamber's mittee; Little Sentinel, news coverage. Horrell; golf tournaments. Helen elly, July 4 "Ordinarily e never tell the inner , for exemplary service ,. .g..es1 highest, awaru 0 Evening Herald, news coverage; radio station in the park; Mayor Lee PMoore, Jack Weible, WTRR, news coverage; Carl Gutmann, handyman, Metro News, news coverage, ihei(I of (tine, homer said. "Rut se the community. Certificates of ap- beautification and civic Improvement. John Citizens News, news coverage. Wayne Albert, heard that John is going out of tt)n predation were also given to members Krlder, Blind Mosquito Task Force. John Membership Committee, Dr Luis Perez, show jje ' j tickets to the Masters Golf 5. 4 ,.A 1 Higgins, Christmas parade committee; Dan visitors ' who served during Golden Age lotu'nalnent Ill AUgUStl (ii '"'" ' Olympics and others. Janice Springfield, 1980 chamber Mercer is current president of the Sanford Chamber of Conuiierce and the Clubs, of Sanford. Bartow and Ft. Meade. president, presented the uhaintx'r's Past Greater Sanford Development Cor. Ft. Meade Chamber of Commerce, He Jack homer, executive manager of the Presidents Plaque t 1979 President Vic poratlon; past president of the Greater also is past president of three Rotary Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Arnett. - DIANE PETRYK 0 Wi TALK$ .. - "I.;' Again Threatens NO GIMMICKS COME SEE HOW ' ':. .' ''. Civil Rights Case MONEY NO FANCY PROGRAMS . John Mercer, (left) accompanied by his wife Juanita, accepts the 4' "Topper Award" from Sanford Mayor Lee Moore 1 ' SAVE YOUR HARD JUST CASH SAVINGS ' ,.'': . BUY CASH EARNED DOLLARS . 11:00 J 0 CD 0 NEWS (35) BENNY HILL (10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE FROM SPECIAL PEOPLE SANFORD . . , . ,' something %' )OU "Happiness is receiving have little right to expect. And I'm Award By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer ORLANDO 898.2311 715 N. MILLS AVE. agencies must be preceded by a six-month warning, he explained. ' e student, The mother of aiuor e Hornsby a . . who needed emergency surgery 30 minutes after ministered to Mrs. i.eitau a, son dames on March k..1 .1AI..A 5. 5. I 4 3 1• 3 'UI A 4 • ca UVlng pau aiueuiuua,or, 'III a sci,004 441 'W "35.. .11 0, --3 ef .1 5. rs,1iO1 I, • ,W7U4 wii school t.'4IOOL district the wsirici or damages, herlawyer .a1, says. ,, wu,Co, immediate surgery at Seminole Memorial Lawrence Hornsby, an Orlando attorney, Said Hospital. Friday he would soon be sending formal notice of But Sanford urologist Gonzalo Huaman, who Ruby Lettau's intent to begin a damage suit performed the operation, said only he believes the against the district In six months, Under state law, suits directed at county paddling contributed to the aggravation of a • . 1 __ ,j t,. 11 congenital condition. whether Lettau was bruised, or the extent' of the hunt admits paddling Letthu and three other Huainan explained Lettau was born without bruising, adding by April 7, when he saw Lett.au students he says were caught throwing rocks and fibers holding his testicles in place. During the apin. any bruises had faded. candy at a school building, but says lie knows nftAillI C 3k •AflA, one o4 M.m W&Sw twisted w41ee$, CUssui But Sanford PoLlceSgt W R. Bernosky said, if nothing about any bruises ,, , blood 310W and causing exctuclating pain, he you kok at the boy and his bruises, (child abuse) hlornsby said ISA s... ,, , . . he does not believe any separate Said. .,. LIIC .lxy was poy C1v.i by uzuaue is evident, suit will be filed against Hunt, since paddling of a &1 Ill L JIll . . . cna.woni reswu from ak_ urn p.uuwig, irn awu. Bernosky has turned over the results of his student is within has duties assigned to him by the At the hospital, Huaman untwisted the Injured investigation of the paddling to the state atschool. taticle, then sutured both, limiq subma to do the torney's office, calling for an investigation into He explained tile state constitution allows the job of the missing fibers, preventing the problem possible aggravated battery charges against county six months from receiving formal notice from recurring, he said. Sanford Middle School Dean of Students Ronald of the Lettau's intent to sue to offer a negotiated Huaman said he did not look for, nor Hunt, who administered the paddling, settlement instead of facing court action. . I' Iran May Let Red Cross Visit Hostages p 4 2 / 1 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Preáldent Abolhassan Banl-Sadr Saturday said there were plans for a Red Cross delegation tu visit the American hostages and Ayatollah Khomeini received a pica from Pope John Paul II expressing "great concern" over the crisis, BanI.Sadr met with ambassadors from Japan and nine Common Market countries, who formally informed the president of their governments' decision to ask Iran to release the American hostages, diplomatic sources said, Tehran Radio said the envoys expressed concern about health and physical condition of the 50 hostages, held inside the occupied U.S. Embassy for 161 daYs. Bani..Sadr replied their concern was uncalled for since the government ltasU was trying to ensure the hostages well being, and told them arrangements were being made for a Red Cross mission to visit "all the hostages," the radio said. Tehran Radio did not elaborate on Bani.8adr's but said the envoys agreed to convey his views to their governments. The radio also reported the pope sent a message to Iranian strongman Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, expressing "great Liberian President Assassinated MONROVIA, Liberia (UP!) liberian President William Tolbert Jr. was assassinated in a coup by army enlisted men who seized control of the capital before dawn Saturday, citing "rampant corruption" in the govern, concern" at the Iran-American dlpiomaticbreak. Alough Bani.Sadr did not ipeclllcaUy mention oil, "snake's poison" is a Persian Idiom for Its than nothing, and was an apparent reference tea cutoff of oil to those who support President Carter's reprisals. African nation of 1,7 million people - because "rampant corruption and continuous failure by the government to effectively handle the affairs of the Liberian people left the enlisted men with no alternative but to overthrow the mnent, An announcement over the Monrovia Radio said the coup had been led by Master Sgt. Samuel K. Doe, 28, who said, "The army will conduct the affairs of the country until a decision has been Wldte H w Jody Powell said Carter "has a good idea what he will do nest" should the sanctions not free the hostages, in their 161st day of captivity in the occupied U.S. Embassy In Tehran. Powell said the next step would be in the area of "economic and political pressure." "We have foregone the use of military steps, we have not foreclosed it," he said. reached" about future administration, Doe disclosed to the Liberian news agency that Tolbert, 66, had been killed. There were reports of other fatalities, but no figures were available. Tolbert, who was chairman of the Organization of African Unity, had been president since July 1971. The sergeant said an "Army redempLion council" sth.pd tswør in tha Wact Carter again appealed to American allies, who are taking a cautious approach, to support the sanctions fully. Alter Carter announced the reprisal Monday, US. officials had Indicated American military action, such as a naval blockade and mining of Iran's harbors, would be the nest step in efforts to free the hostages. ------ govermuzient." Crowds of Liberians filled the streets of the capital despite orders for a 24-hour curfew. Green-ummilormed soldiers fired their weapons into the air in celebration and commandeered vehicles to ride through the city's streets. Automatic weapons lire broke out at Tolbert 's five-story official man. sion, housing his offices and residence, about two hours after midnight. Sporadic firing around military installations continued until shortly after dawn and Doe announced his takeover at 6:30 a.mu I1'Ul z in lTi - ------: A. 4 -- g.. .,. kr - a • I r'., 't * - I .,.a.L".j .IL ,..4 I I A 5, •'"' �- 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 13, lflO WORLD . IN BRIEF 90j4wMile Canoe Trip Restores Quincy I BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Florida Audubon Society chapter liaison sta ffer Peter Quincy began his 904-mile canoe trip Feb. 6 around Florida's -, ---I coastline and 60 days and 71 canoeing partners later he stepped Wo uld you like to canoe for conservation like Peter Quincy, ashore at Ft. Clinch State Park at Fernandina Beach on April but don't fee l up to a 904-mile trip around the state? You will 5. have a chance for a limited adventure on May 3. He was back in his office at Audubon's sta te headquarters in The Flori da Audu bon Society is sponsoring its second annual Maitland last week no worse for wear, 10 to 12 pounds lighter Wekiva Canoe-a.thon down the scenic Rock Sprin gs Run and than w hen he started and with a healthy tan that would be the Wekiva River. envy of any tourist. He has a new callus built up on his hands, Participants must be 14 or older or be accompanied by an but no blisters. adu lt to registe r for either the eight-mile or 19-mile run down The temperat ure was in the mid 30s when he began his the river. Canoeists will be scheduled to depart from King's odyssey. Lt. Gov. Wayne Mixson, who was scheduled to be his Landing on Baptist Camp Road near Rock Springs from 8 to 11 first canoeing partner as he left Fort Pickens Sta te Park, was am, and will be arriving at Katie's Landing on Wekiva Lanprobably grateful to the governor for requesting him to stay in ding Road north of State Road 46 from 2 to 5 p.m. Tallahassee that week. Ref reshznents will be provided at the landing.Canoeists are The thermometer la ter dipped to 22 degrees and iced formed urged to bring a picnic and lend support to their weary fellow on the deck of the canoe and Quincy was glad for his fur-lined canoeists as they arrive. gloves and thermal underwear.With the cool weather, he was If you don't think you can make it 19 miles you can stop after unable to canoe without his longsleeved flannel shirt and jeans 8 miles at the Wekiva Marina off Wekiva Springs Road. until he made it down to Sanibel First place prize will be a handmade canoe from the Wekiva Quincy said he experienced no i llness as the result of his Canoe Co., Apopka. There will also be second and th ird prize exposure. He got his tan gradually and never got so badly with winners de termined by the largest sm of sponsor pled ges burned that it hurt. collected by canoeists. He would go shirtless from 8 to 10 or 11 a.m. then put on a All proceeds will go to Florida Audubon to continue its efbroad-brimmed hat and longaleeved shirt for protection to forts to protect and preserve the sta te's environment. late r in the afternoon. Registration ends April 25. For, further Information and Some days were so windy and rough, Quincy said, In order to registration forms, writer the Florida Audubon Society, P.O. meet his schedule he could not wait around for calmer seas and Drawer 7, Maitland 32751, or call 647-2615. Entry fee is $1 per was forced to portage around certain sections of the trip. He person. Societv Saft Easy Trio Puerto Rico Blackout Caused By Terrorists? SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UP!) Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo said tod ay an island-wide power blackout that pl unged Puerto Rico into darkness and sparked some looting In the capital appeared to be the work of terrorists. - Most of the island remained with out lights by daybreak and officials said they ex pected to have full power restored by 3 p.m. today. The ou ta ge occur red a bo ut 7:15 p.m., 8:15 p.m. EST Friday after explosions rocked the major Palo Seco power sta tion In Catano, a subur b of San Juan, causin g a cha in-reaction shutdown, Island. Convention Security Tight CHICAGO (UPI) Maps and other materials confiscated in a Puerto Rican terrorist bomb factory have prompted the FBI and Secret Service to plan tighter security for the Democratic and Republican nationa l conventions t his summer. - says he wants to go ba ck la ter and complete those portions he had to skip. The only near mishap he could recall was when his 17-foot canoe was swamped by a 50-foot pleasure boat at Sarasota on the Intracoastal water way. Occasionally he had some rather unusual escorts. While canoeing across Biscayne Bay with his young daughter, who lives in Miami, he sighted four or five small black tipped sharks swimming along with them.Barracudas and sting rays were also sighted, but offered no threat, he said. He spotted alligators in the Everglades National Park, Sarasota and Jacksonville areas, The most playful companion was a porpoise, which for 2' ho urs followed along swimming circles around him, coming wit hin eight or 10 feet of the canoe. Quincy said when he would get too close to the shore for the porpoise's liking, it lay on the surface of the water watching him from a distance. An FBI spokesman said agents gath ering evidence agai nst 11 suspected FALN terrorists found ma terials indicating the group planned to plant bombs at t he convention sites. The 11 one of whom headed the FBI's Most Wanted List were arrested last Friday in Evanston, Ill,, a northern suburb of Chicago. — — James 0. Ingram, Chicago chief of the FBI, said during a taping of WBBM radio's "At Issue" program Friday, documents captured in a raid of an FALN bomb factory In New Jersey indicated the group planned to disrupt or possibly bomb the Democratic convention scheduled In New York this August. ...PoIice (Continued From Page 1A) he knew anything about any such operation. Confronted wi th the allegation that he was the officer Floyd, while drunk, would call during the night and give orders to, Doyle said he only spoke to Floyd occasionally on "minor matLers. of "The mayor doesn't call me," Doyle said. "He's my boss. "He's not a personal friend of mine. I know enough to say 'HI Mayor' when I see him, that's all ," he said, "If he wants anything done it comes t hr ough the chaIn of command, "1 can't recall ever seeing him drunk as mayor," be said, despite the investigations he believes morale at the Altamonte Springs police Department is not low. However, Saturday a police department employee disputed his claim. Doyle said his only problem Is with Lt. Raymond M. Ambrose. "He thinks I have some information on his person or about his life that would Doyle said his faith in people. "I Quincy said the trip treated in the most friendly and courteous way by commer fis hermen and others I encountered. I met a delightful ci section of people," he said. W hile some of his scheduled passengers dropped out, oth were found to take their place. One of the dropouts was St Department of Natural Resources Director Elton Gi.s danner, who found he had other commitments. One-third of the trip was on open water, while the rest was intracoastal waterways, much more bp "Looking back over 60 days, I find I space along the coast t han I had thought still existed ," Qulni said. "There is not much we can do about areas like St. Pete sburg and Clearwater that are completely built up, but should look for protection of some of the areas that are not y de veloped. "Less th an one percent of the coast, with the exception ol th 94 miles the Everglades Park, are public domain. So littlt of the coast is free from development in several decades, 1 car see becoming highly urbanized." Quincy said he only saw what he considered bad ecological abuses twice along his route. One abuse was an oil spill at Panama City. "It was so cold the oil sank to the bottom 01 St. Andrew Bay, he said. The second abuse was on the in. tracoastal waterway south of Jacksonville. In an area knwn ,jiPalm Vall ey, he said a bandoned cars, refrigerators, stoves and washing machines were scattered along the bank for a half stretch. "We've come a long way in the last 10 to 15 years," Quincy noted, "All in all, I'm delighted and feel we accomplished our objectives of increasing the public's awareness abou t the need for a comprehensive coastal resource plan," Quincy commented. "Now it's up to the citizens to ta ke that concern and elect responsible decision makers to public office. There is still time to save a good portion of our coastline, but we don't have a moment to lose." Would he do it again? "Yes," he replied without hesitation. "I'm exceedingly glad I got the opportunity to go, but if I went again I would like to take three or four months. I would like to take along my girl friend and another couple in two canoes," "The 60-day tight schedule I was on did not allow any time for fishing, picking up scallops, exploring or collecting interesting specimens. I was always committed to meet someone at the next bridge." "Ambrose Insinuated he wants to run for the city commission," he added, "And he thinks I can do something to destroy his credibility. "He probably believes that I could tell abou t cer ta in activities, but I don't know anything that would be damaging to him. But the way he talks about me I think he thinks I do." Doyle said Ambrose "got In trouble sneaking around following me." Ambrose, accoidlng to Doyle, followed him one nLgh into the coun ty's territory. Ambrose turned off his headlights and drove around this gas sta tion, then he ran head-on Into another police car, Doyle said, Aud'bon - UY DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff te Seminole County deputies reported Saturday they were searchi ng the county for a 15year.old who ran from a cLAwtroom just as he was about to be sentenced for stealing a car. Juvenile court officers told deputies the Midway youth ran from Cour troom C In the county courthouse at 3:45' p.m. F riday, just bef ore he was to be sentenced for stealing a car on an unreported date. He was apparently able to run out of the hnildln.i UI,, court officers were able to catch hum or see where he had gone, deputies reported. Wri — — — — — too expensive" State Rep. McCall Dead .- Bailey Drops Demo Race TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Stetson University professor T. 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Popular Seminole Memorial Hospital. A Ringling Bros. and Barnum & roadways were wet or flOflflal. musical features will also include a Glenn The Georgia native, who Circus World dance production, fireworks, Miller big band tribute, and circus-themed AREA READINGS (1 a.m4: temperature: 76; moved to Sanford in 1957 after water ballet by Mary Rose's "The Lorelels," selections low: 63; yesterday's high: 85; barometric pressurovernIght such as "Send in the Clowns." e: 30.09; living In Concord, Calif., was relative humidity: 58 percent; winds: woutheast at 18 m.p.h. a retired employee of the __________________________________ SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 8:01 a.m., Bendix Corporation's Ken. 6:29 p.m.; lows, 12:03 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 5:33 nedy space center facility. a.m., 6:21 p.m.; lows, 12:56 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 11:48 A retired U.S. Navy Chief a.m., lows, 6:18 a.m., 6:40 P.M. Pet--q ty flff4j.. UnInAmik .. i,1j,i il...., swam . .0 U Wi I IIWIM 1VU MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 6:54 a.m., iflbof the fleet Reserve ___ 7:22 p.m.; lows, 12:34 a.m., 12:13 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Aciation, B. Dg Woody highs 8:46 am,, 7:14 p.m,; lows, 12:20 a.m., 12:44 p.m.; Branch 147, Sanford, and the BAYPORT: highs, 12:38 a.m., 1:40 p.m.; lows, 6:58 i.m., 7:23 50th Association, as well as p.m. the Lutheran Church of the BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out Redeemer . 50 Miles: Small craft should exercise caution. Winds southeast U& Is 15 to 20 knots through Sunday. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Partly cloudy. Doris, three daughters: AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today and tonight. I and Janice Holcomb Variable cloudiness with a Chance of th undershowers SUfld&Y. and Cindy Szabo, all of Highs both days in the upper to near 90. Low tonight In the, Sanford; one 1* mid to Upper On. Winds southeast 15 to 20 Wes an hour today two brothers, Curtis of decreasing to 10 toll miles an how tonight. Rain probability 30 DenIelsville, Ga., and Jack of percent. Sunday. GaInesvIlle, Ga., YOST HEAD Anna Lou M1nis Commerce, Ga., Clara Mealer, Decatur, LOCAL OCALA, Fla. (UP!) State Rep. Wayne McCall, who served on the Board of Regents and its predecessor ajency for six years before joining the Legislature, has died of cancer. McCall died Friday at Marion Community Hospital. He was 61, House Speaker Hyatt Brown canceled legislative activities for Tuesday, the day of McCall's funeral, and scheduled a memorial service In the House chambers in Tallahassee. — . Tamo rbbwkb T11111110111d a" Ci,. Grain Pais Ills MIarake VwIth 90s,,yJee French Fries Tuned Solid Fresh Fridt MllksrShake Sunday, April 13, 11110-3A .: -• . topics. In addition to more than $200 of free health tests available to fair participants, a 20-test blood screening will be offered for a small lee. This test requires a 12-hour fast, so will only be of. fered Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. until noon. The free tests include blood typing, vision testing, a health hazard appraisal, a head-to-toe physical evaluation for adults and a skin cancer screening by physicians. For further information about the Health Fair, contact the Florida Hospital Health Education Department at 897.1929. . S f 5 -.,. - . S New Unit At Florida Hospital NEW YORK (UP!) More than 33,000 striking transit workers returned to their jobs on buses and subways today, ending an 11-day walkout that cost the city's economy more than $1 billion and sent New Yorkers in search of bicycles, car pools, roller skates and footpowder. The settlement, reached Friday night, stirred cries of "sellout" by stalwart dissident union members. Mayor Edward Koch, fearful the city's municipal unions would seek to "piggyback" on the transit pact when their contracts come up in June, termed the accord " and said "the people of New York deserved a better settlement." mile More than 50,000 people are expected to attend the Health Fair sponsored by Florida Hospital at the Altamonte Mall, Sunday through Tuesday. Themed "Health Is Everybody's Business," the fair will emphasize disease detection and how to maintain good health. Nearly 60 community service agencies will join in the testing and also have displays providing information on various health Sanford, Fl. ,• N.Y. Transit Strike Ends it 436, came together middle the traffic intersection 6:30 Friday, say. MOTORCYCLIST DEAD AFTER CRASH Wetzel was pronounced dead a short time later at Florida An Altamonte Springs man died Friday morning after his Hospital Altamonte. motorcycle collided with a pickup truck at the corner of State No charges have been filed yet In the collision, which is still and South Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, police un de r Investigation, police report. say. HOG FENCE STOLEN Enough hog wire fencing to surround many a pig vanished Keith Allan Wetzel, 26, of Apt. 9,825 S. Wymore Road, was night from a home off State Road 410, deputies killed when his bike collided with a Chevrolet pickup truck report. driven by Arthur B. Ailing Jr., Carter Road, Sanford, P011Cc Jackie Attebury told deputies the 1164 worth of fencing, in two 330-foot rolls, was taken from the aide of her house some The motorcycle, northbound on Wymore and the truck, time Thursday night. "i would agree that you could classify that maneuver as typical Keystone Cops," he said. Since then, he added, Ambrose seems to have a grudge against hIÜ. The probe Into the mayor's alleged improprieties is currently under consideration by the city council, WRIGHTSVILLE, Ga, (UP!) Tension in this central Georgia town, torn by racial confrontation, increased today with the presence of white supremacist J.H. Stoner for a demonstration black leaders said might write "a new chapter in Wrightsville history," Stoner under indictment in Alabama for a black church bombing In the '60s said he would be on hand for the civil rights demonstration to see "what a buflch of cannibals will do." in in Before -. Race Confrontation Feared In Central Georgia Town saw Escapes Courtroom Stealing Sentence - Youth endanger him or bother him," Doyle sa id. Quincy said he spotted mana tees, an endangered species, from Homossassa Springs on the Gulf Coast down to the Everglades and in the Indian River and at Fort Clinch on the East Coast. As a marine biologist, his biggest thrill was probably spotting two unique and rare mangrove terrapins, the first he had ever seen in the wild. The first terrapin he sighted was nea r Flamingo in the Everglades Park and the second was in Barnes' Sound. "It was newly hatched and was a thrill for my daughter as well," he added . During his journey, Quincy said, he camped out 10 or 11 nights, spent four in motels and the rest of the time stayed overnight in homes of various hosts along the route. He was enterta ined by many local chapters at fish fries, clambakes and barbecues. NA11ON IN BRIEF restored - 50,000 Expected At Health Fair Evening Herald 1 A new 24-bed surgical unit will open Monday at Florida Hospital-Altamonte, as the first part of its $5.6 million expansion. A total of 86 beds is included in the expansion program, adding two floors to its present facility and bringing its bed total to 220. The Altamonte satellite and the 50-bed Apopka satellite are part of the 919-bed Florida Hospital complex, which has its main facility in Orlando. .5 ... •i "..• . , Photo by 0ior. Sttriver ROLE double the size of the present facility. REVERSAL The Miss Hound Contest, an annual tradition at Lyman High School, Longwood, was expanded this year to a complete role reversal, with girls competing for the Mr. Hound title for the first time. From left to right, Elizabeth Nilsson, Karen I.elbin and Pam McClellan help Carl Quisenberry with his makeup. Winners of th e event were Paul Woods and Tamara Sch• IIas .P ., .. Pauli ne and Shanghai C we zer. %%e.zer, .i ' T Shop Sanford and Orlando daily .-- r -"--lr s . ,. ,1 ' In addition to construction of new beds, the expansion includes increased space for several ancillary areas. The new Trauma and Emergency area, to open in June, is Rapid-In-and-Out Surgical facilities also are part of the construction and will-provide an expanded short-stay surgery program which eliminates the need for overnight ospi talization In many cases, . SAVING PLACE Shop Mt. Dora, DiLand, Lessburg C. Dolly, SunTHE 12-5; Shop Kissimmee Dilly, Sun. 114 NDAY MONDAY 9:30-9:30, Suit. 12-6. a m rt' ADVE VE HANDISE ISE ,1 [ti [_ j WC Of ..,'' :r.:. SE • I W I I �- ¶ S.. Evening Herald Religion and politics... 4$120) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SAF0RD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 (USPS Around amateur speakers. Just lest week, a co-worker claimed he would never get involved in discussing religion or politics. "They are touchy subjects," he said. "Too touchy for me." "Touche!" came another voice from the sidelines. Another co-worker began "preaching" about the devil and all the sin surrounding us. The personality seemed to be devil-fearing as opposed to God-fearing. I mentioned that I cared notto believe in this satanic creature wearing horns and carrying a long pitch fork to stoke the fires of the so-called burning land down yonder. "I cannot believe that God would create an Sunday, April 13, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. The Clock Jimmy Carter Image stronger than he," I tried to explain. "Granted there is negative force to balance the goodness or godliness. I think the word "devil" must have come from a certain geographical location in reference "deli evil." "You mean like Brooklyn?" was the reply. No, I didn't say that. There comes the time when nearly everyone has to feast off crow. If you will recall, Easter Sunday was a little cool. But that didn't stop most of the Easter paraders from donning their frills to start the day off at church. I joined the paraders by visiting the church where I claim honorary membership. We were a little late and had to sit in the annex. I wish lcould report it was as hot as the hinges of hades back In that corner, but it was cold. Women In sleeveless frocks were cuddled up in These are two subjects that can make professional debaters out of the shyest of By DORIS DIE1BICH - -. OPINION their own arms. However, the ministers and choir members were bundled up in heavy-looking robes that would probably withstand the chill of the North Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pole. I sneezed a time or two. My thoughts were not exactly religious. Two or three back In the corner had to leave for a few minutes. They banged the door going out and coming back In. The chest pain Monday morning was bad. It was worse Tuesday and by Wednesday, excruciating. Better get to the doctor. My friendly physician diagnosed the ailment as the "devil's grab." So help me, this is the gospel truth. And speaking of "The Gospel Truth," ask the Rev. Brette Sanford about his role In this production as a guest artist with Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole. - Our Readers Write - b . I 'I committee have its first meeting to iron What ewis h Census Vote Kennedy - Means ____ _ ________ 1 _______ ______ ____ . - - . - 1 ____ _____ _____ _________ - ___ 4...... . .. . . ... •. _________ __ ___ Copley , - JACK ANDERSON - - . - - L A '#dam any good v — . . . . I Which Candidate Cato Do You F*1 t? . People M,gasiiw, the one with the large jima. type and lots 01 pIctures, performed portot 4 wthwIgs service for Amsrlcan which one has the most inhiriselve list eslebrltiss In his cssnp. None 01 the r""ing cendidatse ivi Jiu,4ww4u'. thw4 Uii.d,4 2-L-01-11- celebrities are supporting width presidential hMthe Met "do aadk.h.ckIu Texas aid Howard Baker was to, one with theSo let's u:1 1 Ir the ceysngperhopsheIpyse your mind width rlMlllsIe suits yes t.d sa Prisidsat carter'sdgtp siortsnawsuenbw01ea.Mr) XMW Maci like Willis Nvho, Torn T. Rail, Jey bmeny Wyaslie and Lm*a Igan, as veils Mubammad AM, Gore Yspeem aid May Tyler Moe - p,.j.%, •W!ISUJ ,h. If W11 I I 1 1 WIJ Why Is Ut Important pd worthwhile? Bialuse it Is a stideg the v$ars can sink ir th 'e You mey be ukft but whet about the issuss? What sheet ? Isesu we Ian to A" while daft as.und the am table, bat they bmicsMy are mi-Ow as criteria for selecting a (avails —'s. That's because a am whe waits to be pr10r1will cern. eat -r'-rt L.i and the Girl Scouts If lie d6ft &W n wil he get Mw *d4 AadthstlswhyvohesevenlsaUymak.up Ikeirmiadeatapruldeetonthe beds01saii thk width one rIl,da them meat of I Uncle Harold, which an bw thi b spsshing voice, width one has 'fto" or —, WIL AthyourssIt,doI drive apiceohd bewail the WW& I. "'$ .Th DrIeW with Iavi' ap Yes'UbW DoI Ob. haters aid Sw ilp born football piarcburs? Do I MW watch Dick Via Dyksresuuitege$epsthatNoy TyWUMwW*sdW hW bW1W you aamd "pus" to at least two of U than President Carter could be your man because he might be washed up soon, Leo, aid heck In Plains riding around In i.t... aqs uicu instead or Air rorce on. lbs other candidates and their celebrity riopwilan: Todleneedy: Alat of Hollywood types. Lu 89C4 Bud Bechwad, hay cmii O'Co, Andy WI1H.IUW. Warren Bautty, Goldie lawn, Jack Low= UdA301111Ic11111111NL 01 those qusi'4osw, kbL ' A . .... r, 14-year-old ft who Is qiow W Ms on E.endy's_aide Is Nis Big but If1.—,l wsdd volelerToddy. I way Ills bft &M ho'hu his of aft l4-Øs'sNirbsid? U 1101 win dd saw* Is vols, woiddal you vet. for Teddy, too? BosH Reagan: More HOwoad types, older. Rey Bow, Frank units, Jams CaK, "a Cwmidiask km Tm be (laker, Art Eãnkliftar, Cur Rogers, Tony Martin, Gloria Swanson,, Lretta Young and Efrim Tilvib.liat Jr. Ala Jack LiLian,, who must be 10 years old but .prohebly Mill cat do $50 Is Ronald Reagan your kind 01 candidete? Was Calvin Coolidge? George Bob: Lots 01 athletes and coachs Bob Matidas, Now Ryan, Torn Seaver, Bob LION James 0th, Bud Wilrn and Digger George Bob sn Moil onthejoc vote Well asudfr11 Idto the land reosutly bya god lieU. Joke Audsr,n: Of All the candidates, l hen the mat diveew lIst 01 celebrity a. —L They bdWe rock greops like The s sad Qiesp OW Hollywood's Qiff Robertess, Pins Merrilt, Paul Newman and his wIfe whet'a.herism,, aid author Kurt V.ut J. U yam dent fit anywhere else, try john Anderson, whe welcomes mMIL He's one HatFaLIr1e if IN If you are concerned enouiih to want to do something more than Just corn. plain about the problems, may I respectfully suggest you Join the American Legion. If this country is to survive It HWS J 0 It I have dedicated individuals and organizations such as the American Legion to fight for the principles of the United States constitution, upon which our system of government was founded. This is 'why the American Legion.' ittfiv Vice-Commander, Central Area American Legion Winter Haven VaT QX '( '(IJRi'F( - ALV'maye .'. AMeRICN P16 90 hv m N1 ~Im- ST-A &,% I J M1U , Q __ .- .-N -4Elcuse (,--A lk W114 ~ ~ 11 FOUR" k . the pledge: "To tax. A memorial service will be held on very far, for they are very deaf to what Sunday morning, and farewells will be they (IOfl't want It) hear. A deaf ear has said at that time. no hearing, nor does a wooden leg have James F. Sullivan any feeling. Our hostages can't think State Secretary very well of us by leaving them in the Seabee Veterans of Florida hands of these savages who have very Seven Springs, Fla. little regard for life, on television and were being used for effort in the rescue of the hostages and their propaganda purposes did not look let the athletes decide the outcome of to be In very good physical health for the Olympics, we might be making a prisoner Is used like a prisoner and more progrs In getting our hostages nothing else. back home. Our President keeps telling the Stephen G. BalintSr. people what he is going to do but when Sanford - The Altamonte Springs City, Corn- examiner; and ultimately, the city bedroom window. The culprit was councilman should be set free on his own Pellerin from office by the recall method. mission, under pressure for the past commissioners removing from office a recognizance. ultimatel y sente nced to a Jail term. The recall (ai led . several weeks to proceed with an In. colleague if the charges appear to be Afte r personally paying attorney fees The senior couple perceived that th e But the harassment continued for vestigatlon into allegations of wrong. substantiated. only person in the city government who and after his family had gone through the months. Neither man ran for re-election, doing In office by Mayor Norman Floyd, No doubt the procedures was attempting to help th em was Con- embarrassment of the situation, the work as Daniels, w ho had been in charge of expects to adopt formal procedures by long as everyone Involvedwill nell. And Connell felt at the time t hat it charges agai nst Connell were dismissed finances Is objective the end of the month, for the city during his years in was his duty as a councilman to do In city court, and leaves personal feelings aside. And office, left the cou ncil with the city in The commissioners have been in the no doubt this is the intent Connell was not popular with everything he could personally do to help go od shape unenviable position of walking that tight' Altamonte city commissioners. of the financially. Pellerin who them. colleagues. He was a maverick ,nd t ook t he unpopular route of demanding rope between appearing on the one hand Each time something frightening sisted upon standing firm for W4t 'V that city fir Investigations of this sort set a bad 1976 when then-Councilman Gerard happened efighters meet state stan. over-anxious to conduct an investigation at their home, the couple believed in and fighting to the Limit th:.3e 01 one of their colleagues and on the other precedent, however, especially in the Connell was arrested by a member of the called on Connell. After a dards of qualification left his office with shooting in. things he disagreed with. The people all firefighters in band of appearing to be attempting to smaller cities of the county WlieTC non- police force and taken to the city's Jail. cident into the couple's compliance with state home, Connell apparently liked him however. He was par tisan politics is volatile and where atop an investi ga tion, The charges were interfering with a la w- arrived at the scene but police charged elected mayor of that city wi thin a few law. They have been placed in a "no-win" citizenry is to personally involved In the enforcement officer in his duty. months of the time he was briefly put in the councilman with interference, goverment and so None 01 this Is to say that Mayor affected. 5LO Norman that Floyd is either innocent or guilty The procedures agreed upon are: The situation involved a senior couple He was arrested at his home In front of If hearing had been conducted by his of the allegations against him. Nor does formal complaint filed with the city situations occurred in two Seminole who had been harassed to the poinI of his children, frisked by police in the colleagues there Is no doubt he would this say commission' a single commissioner, County cities where investigations of this fearing for their lives. To their way of driveway of his home and taken away in have been removed from office, that he should or should not be Investigated chosen by the others, to review the type could have ended up with dedicated thinking the police had refused to act. a squad car. He was held at the city Jail In Winter Springs a year or so later, a complaint' hiring of an independent councilmen being removed from office. Shots were fired Into their home and a af ter being fingerprinted until his at- movement was undertaken to remove The costs of involvement in local The first situation was in Longwood in Molotov cocktail was thrown through a torney called to warn the Investigator; naming a hearing police that the councilmen John Daniels and Laurent politics can be very high at times. - .,.;. YOM S Altamonte Commission Placed In 'No-Win' Situation - , Property along Soldiers Creek which Indicated by their zero rating as con- uphold and defend the constitution of servatives, the preservers of our the United States." For years, we have pleaded with the constitutional Republican form of members of Congress to take action to government, S.B. "Jim" Crowe strengthen the armament of this Sanford country. — .. Is the wire service having second serving the World Affairs Council, as founding purpose is ___ :.:'. . Carter Should Stop 01yrnpics Talk - LEWIS GRIZZARD I am very concerned about the possible contamination of the Soldiers Creek Basin since It Is a prime water recharge area. The development of Keep Creek Clean No one would explain to nie who the I then thought I was at a Communist plan itself got up and made a speech. was he going to feed the people in all the people were and who the acreage meeting. My work on a northern lie claimed that the plan needed to be new apartments. owners were so I came to the conThe sum and total is this plan cluslon, "with tongue in cheek," that all newspaper made inc report on a few of Sharl)efled and pruned like a knife so it these. Also the socialist party used this could cut through red tape. One of the delineates by law every square inch of the landowners were guerrillas and all things he mentioned that needed to be land in Seminole County and places it the apartment dwellers were the done was build houses and apartments all under the rule of the commissioners, people. Karl Marx did all his writing for the and "let's not enlarge the agricultural to be abided by. It was stated that the Dorothy Hanna betterment of all the people Mao in lands." commissioners do not have to listen or Lake Mar - - — Iliena -oung inan who worked on the have a real shortage of food and how dependence: "We the undersigned development, commercial or ____ Allies Versus Kreml prices of food were so high and that we be served. Seabees Set Reunion *a a? \' members of Congress support the residential, would be the Installation of i principles embodied In the Declaration many septic tanks along this stream. Florida Seabees, their honeybees and of Interdependence of the World Affairs These septic tanks would pollute widows of former Seabees are invited to i Council of Philadelphia, and urge their Soldiers Creek and eventually Lake 9 ~ the semi-annual rendezvous being study and discussion to promote Jessup. hosted by Suncoast Island X-1, largest American policy." I respectfully urge that the DepartIn the world, oiln April 25, 26and 27 at the This Is the congressman's oath of ment of Environmental Regulation Ramada Inn, 401 U.S. Highway 19 S. 11 "I... do solemnly swear (or refuse septic tank permits for this Clearwater. affirm) that I will support and defend environmentally sensitive area. Formal opening of the hospitality a the constitution of the United States Paula M. Williams room and registration will be April 25, 0 cOP., News S.lcS against all enemies, foreign and the day when old friendships are Lake Mary domestic; that I will bear true faith and renewed and new ones cemented. allegiance to the same; that I take this American Legion Cares Mail your reservation and check in obligation freely, without any mental advance to Charles G. Wagner, Reach Why the American Legion? reservation or purpose of evasion; and Head chairman, 1025Granada St., Most people profess to be deeply Clearwater 33515. Prt?.registration for I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about concerned about the problems facing Seabees of $2 may also be sent to The 50 hostages are still in captivity I doubt very much at this late date Is he going to do it or start doing this nation, particularly the deplorable Wagner, which will save time when you with no signs of release. It seems like a to enter. So help me,-God.". that there are more then four or five anything? He spends more time talking I have it on no lest- an authority than state of our nation's defenses. But, how arrive as your packet will be ready for long time for these hostages to be still alive and thete are saved as a blind about the Olympics and telling our Jesus Christ, that aman cannot serve many are actively involved? How many you. Registration at desk will be $2.50, captive 145 days or more without any for propaganda purposes. It they were athletes and the other countries two masters. Which master will these are trying to do something about these while the banquet will be $7, Including action taken. We have had a lot of all alive and in good physical health, athletes to boycott the Olympics In signers of the Declaration of Inter- problems? tax and gratuity. Reservations at the promises; but everything stopped the United Nations delegation would Warsaw. The American Legion Is. This is one Ramada Inn are $23.32 for a single bed there, dependence serve? Their present have been allowed to see at least some performance indicates that they are of the few organizations whose basic and 127.56 for a double bed including Just to talk to those people won't go of them. Even the few that were shown If he would spend more time and -. __________ I would like to thank you for publishing the United Press International dispatch "Perfect Conservatives," and for the very dignified picture of Congressman Richard Kelly, R.New Port Richey. thoughts concerning their treatment of runs through the beautiful Spring Kelly? As a rule it tries to make those it Hammock area and empties Into Lake wishes to hurt look like fools. Jessup would be environmentally However It did not carry Its act of hazardous for several reasons, repentance so far as to designate the The most obvious would be the proportion of the members of Congress defacement of a beautiful green-belt. who were and are members of the One auto dealership has already been Members of Congress for Peace built in the Spring Hammock area and through Law (MCPL). other land has been cleared (or corn. This is the endorsement these people mercial development. signed of the Declaration of InterBut the most serious aspect of ___ - I asked him later why he thought we be Influenced by the committee in any needed less land for agriculture when way. or farm had no vested Interest and only the people need vvure ervice. Mip-Mops On Kelly _____ _____ Interests. And if their property stood in China used the words for the people on the way of the peoples' needs the grove every page of his inanifesto. — ____ - people that through this plan the people would be served, not the vested interests. The young lady lawyer Nikki ClaySeveral people got up and asked ton was the second county officer to questions and the outcome to my Unaddress the committee. This young derstanding was that the small and lady lawyer read her notes with large grove owners, the small and large authority and vigor. She told them the cattle owners and the small and large plan was their guideline in all things farmers, the vegetable and dairy and that there were no vested Interests owners were stripped of their vested JEFFREY HART BOND A I was at the Seminole County Court In Seminole County and the true House Room 426 on April I and saw the guideline'was what was good for the President Carter wants us to be thankful for JULIAN small favors. You don't realize how small the favors are in his "anti-inflation" budget until you dig through the wads of tissue paper in the box. J The White House says the new budget of $611.5 billion for 1981 Is the result of cutting $15 billion in . federal spending the sacrifice and discipline For Mr. Carter promised when he decided recently to get serious about fighting inflation. But at the bottom of the box we find that the new figure is ' only $4.3 billion less than what Mr. Carter was _ proposing to spend in the budget he sent to One important byproduct of the 1* Census Congress in January. That budget was revised co unt is reapportionment of city councils, According to the latest analyses, Senator ____ Edward Kennedy steam oUered President. upward before he began cutting. cou nty commissions, state legislatures and ___________ Carter in New York's Jewish vote, getting I The federal government Is expected to spend congressional districts. th ree-quarters of it. And the consensus is that The black population that went officially $568.5 billion in 1980. What he is proposing now is un un — though Jewish voters may very well have co t ed in 1970 i t ed an e 1.9 million st ma that the government spend $43 billion more in 1981 people might have mean t four additional . been distressed by Carter's economic instead of the $47.3 billion more he proposed I _______________ policies, as are other voters, the ma jor factor. blacks in Congress and dozens of additional January. That's a net reduction of seven-tenths of blacks elected to lesser offices. in Kennedy's. heavy Jewish vote was distrust 1 percent. So much for sacrifice and discipline ... of Carter's Israeli policy. . This year's results are expected to shift at I ONBut the new budget is balanced, as Mr. Carter least 11 congressional seats from shrhWng to will remind us every chance he gets. A balanced growing states most often by increasing _______ _______ You've got to rub your eyes. Apparently the' budget for the first time in 12 years Is indeed a Sun Belt representation at the expense of the sy llogism for those Jewish voters went 04 . something like this: . favor— and a pitifully small one, considering that Northeastern Frost Belt. California, Florida a) The security of Israel ultimately rests th e balance Is achieved mainly through tax In- and Texas stand to gain in congressional . -. •. representation. New York stands to lose four upon American resolution and military creases. The new budget would have a deficit seats, Illinois and Ohio two each. Michigan, _____________ power.. k . .:;. • almost as great as the one in his January budget . Pemaylvania and South Dakota may each ia. b) Senator Kennedy's record Indicates that were it not for the so-called windfall profits tax on lose one. he is one of the most anti-military lawmakers CCoqliyNws$ivloe oil which Mr. Carter signed into law recently. The 1970 Census demonstrated that on Capitol Hill, and that he has consistently But there is even going to be a surplus In 1981, America's black population grows at more been friendly to leftist and Marxist governsays the proud President. The American motorist than twice the rate of the white population ments. And, therefore, C) Vote for Kennedy to ensure the security may be saying thanks, but no thanks. The surplus 12.6 percent for blacks compared to 5.5 cent for whites. per of Israel. Such reasoning, to employ one of my comes from the 10-cents-a-gallon tax Mr. Carter is It placed 75 percent of blacks in orite Yiddish words, Is meshuga nutty. fav putting on gasoline, metropolitan areas, 55 percent in cities. And Th roughout his 17 years In the Senate, But the new budget shows restraint in federal it found it a progressively Southern Kennedy has voted against every major new spending, as the list of cutbacks attests. Well, sort population the South-to-North migration U.S. weapons system with a single glaring pattern established at the beginning of the of. More than a little of the savings comes from WASHINGTON exception: the F-lB fighter. You might sup. Kremlin's decision paiistm," the CIA review naton deferral of spending programs the administration civil War was reversed for the first time.. to Invade Afghanistan was not reached pose that Kennedy saw some unique merit in But when Dioud was recalled in 1973, Black interest groups — ranging from the without some serious misgivings, US.'in- situation was supporting a few months ago. The budget that plane, to so single it out amid his torrent "be& to worew sharply,ft aereflects little or no restraint on the ambitious NAACP and Urban League to Operation Push telligence analysts report. One of the Soviet cording to the CIA. "He began at once to of anti-defense votes. Indeed he did. Its merit Mayors lay in the fact that its engine Is manufactured strategists' principal concerns was the Increase sharply agitation on the objectives of a federal government whose and the National Conference of Blackcount of have zeroed in on a proper 1* aib1Uty that the aggression might at the General Electric plant in Lynn, Mass. unite the Puabtunistan question." demands on the economy, balanced budget or not, blacks u a means of insuring proper long-hostile Moslems of Pakistan and . If the Defense. Department contracted out are at the root of our inflation problem. allocation of federal and state funds. Shortly er his CIA . began Afghanistan -and this is every one of I tbe .nsw wó.pons system precisely what sitar return, But the new budget Is (air, the President says. But Um use of the figures to reapportion happened. picking up reports that he "has traJned and Massachusetts finj, maybe Teddy would The cutbacks and limitations are widely spread, local and state governments which control "Ordy such a military action could finally equipped Pakistani dissidents to carry out have risen above principle and voted for. been almost overlooked. have pushed those diverse factions together," sabotage onthe Pakistani side of the border." touching defense, energy projects, highways, such spendi ng — them. EquallyIgnored Is the power that state postal subsidies, aid to states and cities, and job said one State Department expert who has Though he denied this publicly, Daoud adgove rnments assert over the center cities monitored the situation for years. This may mitted to CIA sources that he would give programs, sparing Social Security, Medicare With that lone exception, Kennedy has where most blacks live, turn the possibility of a Vlethain-.tyle "sanctuary and financial assistance" to Medicaid and programs that directly affect the worked against and cast his vote against the. One heated Issue in the recently concluded quagmire for the Russian into a reality, he Pakistani dissidents in the two disputed poor. But what exactly is "fair" in the distribution ABM system, the B-i bomber, the cruise iao session of the Georgia General Auem.. procilnces. aIcle(l of federal dollars? missile and the neutron bomb, the airborne bly, for example, was a tax formula that There has been hitter enmity between In the relatively secure and placid year of 1958 would have siphoned sales tax moneyfrom Afghanistan and Pakistan, for exinple' 'er early warning system, a variety of aircraft Daoud's overtures to India further exacerbated this country's relations With defense spending accounted for 52 percent of the carriers, and the Trident submarine. the state's urban centers into rural Georgia. PuslAwAstan, the Pakintaril provinces Pakistan. So sfron was the antipathy towarg Needless to say, he opposes the mobile federal budget and income-transfer payments to Theproposall was barely defeated, Indicating that border on Afghanistan. As a secret although a majority of Georgians live In histal overview missile system., Pakistan that Dsoud, and even the two Soviet individuals about 20 percent. Today, in a world far urban areas, rural lawmakers still dominate whm puppets who succeeded him after he was In IM, Kennedy supported an ameadmerit claimedthattben more dangerous, defense has dropped to 22,7 assass in ated in in Wback from the positions. power offered by Senator George McGovern, which peopleare ethnically closer to Mgii'iatan's percent of the budget and payments to individuals ian' 'Vol concept" an Asian would have transferred four percent of the dominant Pushtwi have passed 50 percent. The latter are the defense budget to liberal social programs. The 1950 Census results are likely to give Pakistanis, should be granted autonomy or collective security system, in which the notorious 'w controllables" which Mr. Carter has Soviet Union was to be the dominant partner. U Kermedy had had his way on defense added power to a third bi ic the suburbs. self.determlnatlon." refused to touch. Issues over the years, the United States could The Piahtunhstan dispute was visceral, rising gasolin prices, most A bwnblthg Soviet diplomat, Alexander And those are the programs causing an Despite not guarantee the security of Lang Island, let metropolitan population growth In America Is according to one source, and erected an Pusanov,te n-Pakistani alone Israel. unremitting increase in federal obligations from a r.bxbo phenomenon. emotional barrier that no Afghan or Pakistani differences when he suggested to the year to year, squeezing defense and other national could safely breach. Th. hostility Pakistani ambassador In Kabul "that While neither owned nor rented housing In priorities Into the backseat. They are the Increased much In center cities over the Last between the two nations might have Con- Paklistaft make territorial concessions to Kennedy's votes on defense Issues have decade, such housing Increased considerably tinued IndefInitely if the Soviets hadn't Afghanistan In the Interests of mutual programs that would make Mr. Carter the author been perfectly consistent with his overall faster In suburbiL the Census Bureau notes. marchedho Afghanistan. of yet another deficit budget if he had not meny," view of the world: trendy-Isolationist. iasIa's aggr es sion h as cemented them in 5$Ifl t e, At t he im He has been friendly toward Castro, hostile discovered how to turn a profit on the energy way that nothing else could have dons," a lived In the suburbs. a five blacks In America Word of this got back to Islamabad, and the toward Chile, and has treated Soviet outrages crisis with new taxes on the oil industry. Is it fair Thus future reapportionment Is likely to CIA analyst told my associate Dale Van Atta. Pakistanis were not Impressed by Puunov's against dissidents with rhetorical kid gloves. to the American people as a whole to have their The Soviets' military aggression marked attempt to Wame the gaffe on an interpreter's IncrW power among those who have chosen As a consistent supporter of the Mansfield future tied to that kind of a budget philosophy? not to live and pay taxes where most blacks the failure of lonptaiidlng, hsavy'haridsd mistake, "Puswov may not have realized amendment, he favors the withdrawal of U.S. Mr. Carter promises to use his veto power to live. Their political intweds we wAre likely attempts by the Kremlin to On domtnaPce that whet Ioss down well In Kabul Is likely to forces from NATO and from Europe. Hi to reflect a Proposition 13 mentality than they over Afghanistan by Indirect m8m and Ihe raise the roof In IIhhin,b.d," a CIA topassure that Congress passes a balanced budget opposes the construction of a U.S. base on are any Increase In iit4ng for the dlsad. PusMw'inan Issue was usuelly dis sticki'4 cl - t-umbra report observes. for 1961. Ii he serious. With more than enough Diego Garcia, opposes a U.S. presence In . point inthuseoft.n'pknsUcmask South Korea, and opposes aid to Turkey. new tax money rolling In to cover a $43 billion variti.d . as CIA roports lihatrat.. The Soviets chansy attempts to bring their According to ratings compiled by the increase in federal spending, it would be Afghan Prime Minister Mohanunsd Dowd ' Moslem neighbors together In Americans for Democratic Action, Kennedy'I Soviet. outrageous if the budget were anything but Center city residents many of them black was ousted by his cousin and brOthsiIib45W, dominated "collective security" failed. But record Is actually to the left of George balanced. The anti-Inflation weapon under Mr. and poor are likely to discover themselves King Z.Nr Shah, In 1953 because of his their mflI$y aggression succeeded, McGovern's. Carter's wrapping turns out to be a water pistol as uncounted after the 1* Census as they "authoritarian methods and the adverse Ironically, in uniting the traditional enerni.. Supporters of Israel vote for Kennedy. °°' effects of t11d pois toward were bef ore. from Woolworth's. agalidst the Soviet Union. You've got to be kidding or meahuga. 41 L. i nole Needs To F1 reserve Agricultural Areas Sem'' 0 out the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. - Sunday, April 13, 1$O-5A - - And Small Favors BERRY'S WORLD - Large Doses Of Vitamins May Not Aid Your Health Most American got enough of the nutrients they need f rom the foods they 0 Consumer ' cat. But many are tempted by misleading or exaggeraW promotional n9ports daims into using unnecessary vitamin . iiipplements. In fact, Drug Topics a mantim far pharmacists — vitamins I and other foodnçplents rft up $1.2 OM a year in sales. .... p II— V _______ . -- ' __ _ ad nbrosis. and vascular diseases. That meant that our parents shared their homes with our grandparents. Extended families were par for the course during our childhood. We grew up, married,bought homes, ised families. 0 .•••,,,,._,••••••_J ____ When we were children, our parents followed the biblical commandment to "horior thy father and thy mother." ' .. Still, reamer has felled to show any Consvier Reports' medical con" lints ode th1, despite numerous auth value for vitamin E. And It r.ma"w 'l in search of a "V111811110 claims for large vlatmnln do , evidence kno as a "vl although It has been shown to disesse," is meager that Omy produce ow effective In treating rare form 01 are be beneficial results. Especially suspect the far-flung, overblown assertions about anemia in The National Ac eriiy of Sciences — the value 1 E. c ,One 01 W mat popular claim whose National Research Council as " i that megaloses of vitamin c recommended daily allowances (RDA's) can h* combat liv common cold. Yet In for various nutrients — has placed 1110 need for vitamin E at a ',-I t IkadroI1sd NMftISS 01 that vitamin failed either to can be met by ce'vw"ig any 01 . selection 01 vegea s arid cs's or (iismpioiaofvitaminEhavelabeledft oils, margarine, cereals, fish and valuable In the prevention or treatment miuerus other food Products. Actrally, 1or f eo p1101 liv. 01: mIscarriages, sterility, mSáOpsUU' .1 01, 0 11 Extended Family Returns As Rent Prices Skyrocket _____ ] fl I I II II m ____1L - i----- jJ - -- with a vel14'nced diet. - - Growing 01dor . - 'I."" o ".,7 . . Lou Coffin We were the first generation of Americans to establish what has been homes free and clear. Others owe Just a called the nuclear family. Translation: few more years 01 payme nts. We float no grandparents living with the younger around, our children figure, just two old generations, people in our six- or seven-room houses. Our youngsters grew up, found mates, Make a guess as to what's bound to set up housekeeping In homes or apart- happen as the decade progresses. It's merits. now safe to say that the extended family Standard procedure, right? Not will make a comeback duing the 'SOs, fl)1flO. We will be taking In Rents for desirable apartments have children, their spousesour married and their gone through the roof. So, of course, have children, We will be built-in babysitters. home P For some 01 us, this will be a pleasure. Our newly married children will pay For others, It will be misery. through the nose for housing. And their Much will depend on how we prepare plans to give us g randchildren will for this change in our lives. (It may also probably wait until finances permit m----ean more space. make alterations to assure privacy for all Many 01 us seniors, however, own our generations,) �, .' - .. - -' . I - - - -' _i1,. , - - _%_•._ -. - I lA-Ivenhig HiraM, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, April 13, 1910 Smithsonian Institution Shows Nation WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Smithsonian For once, no scholarly, esthetic or other highInatitutlon, which used to get huffy about being minded purpose was imputed. This exhibit, :caned "the nation's attic," finally overcame its forthrightly titled "The Nation's Attic," opened native stuffiness and Invited the public to see this month. Its site on museum's third floor what It really has squirreled away in the garret, was even redecorated the to resemble a loft, cornIt was just as everyone suspected. The attic Is plete with artificial cobwebs, :crammed with useless, quaint and outlandish A casual visitor might be emotionally torn items - not to say junk - that somebody just between the plug of chewing tobacco that Cmdr. couldn't bear to throw away. Robert Perry carried to the North Pole in 1909 More than 100 such prime curiosities as a and a 1910 Kansas City brick on which was storage container for partially used chewing gum engraved "Don't Spit On Sidewalk," have been retrieved from the Smithsonian's dim Benjamin Lawless, the museum's director of recesses and placed on display in the Museum of exhibits, and Robert Vogel, a curator, were asked History and Technology, what they regarded as "the biggest piece of Attic Its SPORTS schlock" in the collection. 18Arniy shoes issued during the Civil War to a 7"Eventually," Lawless said, "important obBoth threw up their hands in mock horror. foot-2 Union soldier who was killed before he got a jects from this extraordinary hodge-podge were "Schlock?" they cried in unison. Lawless chance to try them on. identified as national treasures" and put on protested, "We don't use that word around here." New guidelines now require acquisitions to be exhibition with 3 Million other Items. Very well then, which artifacts were their significant and fully documented. The rest - Victorian fly traps, eyeball personal favorites? That criteria possibly would have ruled out massagers, Casey Jones' grave markers and all Lawless opted for the "monocycle," a singled. Tom Thumb's miniature piano, the world's - "were relegated to study collections in the wheeled vehicle in which the rider sits suspended largest ocarina, and an "illuminated" alarm back rooms." on a swing inside the wheel and turns hand and clock that automatically strikes matches to make Museum visitors have until Sept. 15 to see the foot cranks, the dial visible by night. wisp of red, white and blue beard grown by Gary "I understand it was Invented in a bar," he Those items, along with the "Harding nose Sandburg of Downey, Calif., in 1976 to cornsaid. "Anyway, it crashed on its test run and the thumber," a relic of the 1920 presidentIal cam- memorate America's Bicentennial. project was abandoned," paign, got into the attic back when standards After that, It and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln's Vogel was rather more taken with a pair of size were more relaxed. chicken-leg coffee service will disappear. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 13, 1910-l6 Soy. Slashes To Seven Stroke Lead Ballesteros Blisters Augusta AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!) Seve Ballesteros is converting the customarily American dominated - Masters golf championship into something of a Spanish tango. Sale 3.99 twin Sale 18.70 Rig. 4.99. A springtime arrangement of fresh cut flowers on no-iron sheets of cotton/poly percale. Flit and fitted sheets are the same price. Rig. Sal. Full ......... 5.99 4.79 Queen ...... 9.99 7.99 King ........11.99 9.59 Rig. $22. Gleaming antique satin draperies of rayon/acetate with RocLon' rain/no stain cotton lining. Rig. 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Benjamin will send right bander Mi,ppnt, •'14$ - -, .aIr,.I 55IIb - - ) \,, '... -.' . ,.. Raleigh Lead Rookie holly Hartley surprised the crowd at North Ridge Country Club with her 3-under 69, good for sole possession of third place. Then came four women with 2-under 70s on the 6,142-yard par 72 layout: Donna Cuponni Young, Kathy Ahern, Kathy Young and Debbie Austin. 8-18 on the year. Friday night the Seminoles took advantage of six hottest baseball teams Mainland errors to jump Seminole and Lake Howell ahead early and hang on for posted close victories Friday Miller against Lyman the win. ma high school double header Wednesday and ace Bryan Lead off hitter Juan Dealba --------,if Cnnt.e,1 UmnpI..I fl? ...A s,.jui' doubled, stole third and Friday, hoping to wrap up Ow scored when the throw, went Aaron's Angus: A Diff Stadium. 1' erent Franchise Center Fielder Daryl Ely Five Star. into left field for the first run, 1' "They should be In a good stroked a long double into left Bobby Wells, who had Aaron's Angels aren't playing out their options or jumping '• center to score Scott Smith position to win it," Brantley walled, tallied the second run on the free agency I4 bandwagon. They could care less about a from second base and give the Coach Sam Momary said on a two-out single up the player strike too. Silver Hawks an eight Inning about the Hawks conference middle by sophomore Alton 74 win over Lake Brantley. chances. "But with high Davis for a 2.1 first They don't have fancy uniforms, well manicured fields or the school kids, you never can advantage. latest equipment on the market. The victory improved tell." Instead they have a young Sanford resident as a coach. A league-leading Hawks Five added one more in young One thing that you can e young man whose concern and time over the past several • Star Conference mark to 11-2. about though, is that Tribe the third when Glenn Siam- years far outweighs even the most Impressive won-loss record. They are 18-3 overall, Lake Ch Bobby Lundquist .•., has bough narrowly beat a throw Brantley fell to 1141 overall his squad playing the best Aaron's Angels are a group of 11-15-year old girls from the to the plate after Darren and 64 in the Five Star. / baseball in the county over Whaley misplayed Mike Sanford area, More directly they're involved In Aaron "The kids that haven't been the third. Richardson's one-man Youth Association. A virtual solo, save. Link's ground ball at past three weeks. hitting are now coming the-youth campaign, spearheaded by fulithue County School The Tribe added two more I4undqulst's crew made it 'through," assistant Coach Board employee, par. time college student, and all the time • In the third Inning when in a row over a Pro seven Greg Robinson said about depleted friend, confidante and open-eared Aaron Richardson. • Mainland team 7-5 In catcher Dale Spain tripled Ely's big hit and The 20-year-old Richardson has been working to keep the and Dealba walked with two an earlier the night contest at the two-rim double by junior Jay Stadium. kids around the Sanford Housing Organization neighborhoods outs, V Drlvu, Dealba stole second, After Since pitcher Terry .. •,/ The Patriots however, had Hazlett's ineligibility cost the Spain scored on a passed ball. -i 'Kids the hottest hitter of the game Tribe its first 17 games via When the return throw got young, they want , In senior J.D. D'arvilhe. The forfeit, Seminole has eled away from the pitcher, the never sire-handed shortstop banged off eight victories in nine speedy Dealba hesitated to give Seminole aSout tow' hits Including one to outings. shown and lid what's us 1 lead. "No doubt that brought open the bottom of the eighth. Aaron's Angels are front row left to right Twinkle Knight, Annette Everett, That Patriot rally was cut together," said Lundquist. "it Mainland pulled within 5-6 Tina Carr and Letayna Bell. Back row left to right Renee Carr, Regina Bell, short though, when Hawk was the turning point. The In the top of III fifth, but Nina Ware, Sonja Noble, Martha Brooks and coach Aaron Richardson, reliever Charlie Miller boys wanted to go out and Wells single chased home two grabbed a Buzzy Arthur bunt prove they're a better team runs in the bottom of the In. and forced D'arvllleatsecond than anybody." ning to take off the pressure. "Anytime these kids need a in. I just try to show them that around on the streets." And for the last nine games, George Pc*zlg struggled to base. voice, I stand up and try to be there are a lot of good acthem lie adds, "Kids are young, Miller then induced first the Seminoles have been just the win, that voice for them," tivitles and programs they they want to be shown and led sacker Doug Dershimer to fly that. They have knocked off Shortstop Tony Seal Paced What compels a 20-year-old can get involved with and into what's right and what's to center and struck out pinch conference powers Lake the Buca with four hits in. batchelor to devote almost benefit from." on the straight and narrow since he was a sophomore at wrong. And it takes adults to hitter Kirk Menendez to end Howell and DeLand among eluding long home run and every spare minute of his free a Seminole High. lead them." Now t hat he's formed the the wins. The Tribe stands at double. thi gw, Slim his graduation from Seminole High in 1978, Richardson time to other People's Angels, who play their first Richardson hopes the 'Push For has JUUW a regular work schedule around night claws at youngsters? get together on game in two weeks "Nobody seems to have Richard Seminole Community College to form the Aaron Richardson April 21st will be a big step in son has his sights Youth Organhation. His efforts to counsel and keep the neigh- time for kids anymore," of- on something bigger, By BENTON WOOD Mike Medel pounded a triple evening at the plate by borhood rug rats away train the negative and damaging ef- lers a concerned Richardson. Something he feels Is a little Heraldlpsrta Writer fectaolgrowlngupindludvantagedsurroundjngs have led to Into right centâ IvIng in driving in the second ,,,,, more Important than a softboth runs, the game in the seventh in. the formation of his girl's softball team, the Angels. ball game. DAYTONA BEACH- Third baseman Dale Becton ning. coach and youth worker, "But they kind of derided what our Dytona Beach Seabreeze grounded out, but not before But after "I'm working on a 'Push hwler Alan Rose fanned 14 sending Model in with the quick Parker stole second association is all about better fit the Angel mold." For Youth' get together," Lyman bitters n the Sand third rim of the inning. The softball team doesn't belong to any sanctioned league base, Rae responded to the explained the soft-spoken Crabs captureda44Five Star nor does it get involved in any high level tournament play. Lyman's Kerr allowed a challenge by w "ti.t j young man, iiference Victor)' over the third liming unearned run and ye,, &W Instead, as coach Richardson says, "We challenge other Geybounds Friday right. only two hits after the first. finally senior Neil Marshall to community organization teams to play. Sports gives the kids a "I've been mee ti ng with vehicle to learn the skills of the game but more Importantly The fiame.throwing, let- frame. He sent 13 Swidcrab end the contest, some of the city officials to try how nece.wy It is to learn how to work with other people and Uand senior struck out the hitters down swinging for his to get the use of t he Sanford "When we don't hit Aide in the first, sixth and evening's efforts. At one point score nina, we don't win," along,"' Civic Center to bring all kinds That may sound like an old locker room cliche, but it's just sil~mllh timings. He allowed late in the game the throwing observed Lyman Cosa Bob of youth organizations, Lyman only six hits an the righhsodpr whiffed eightofl0 McCullough. As a result pert of the message Richardson has been trying to spread to programs and hopefully some evening, batters that he faced, yet he Lyman fell to 13.10 for. the kids for the better pert of the last four years. of the youth church groups getting more kids Involved in Seabr.sz. posted Ut.. ruN slipped to 14 on the season. year. They have dropped five Richardson should know all about dealing with kids and together to kind of put on a something good. in ON first hseieg off Lyman particularly a girt's softball team. He grew up with 10 sisters, whole day of activities to show Hound leadaff hitter Bch of their last ala bail ga Aaron's Angels won't win starting hurler Jeff Kerr. Parker collected four of The Greyhounda had beck battling for what littie attention be could gather among 11 the kids all the things that are any kind of championship this a Ri lid .1 do gems by Lyman's six hits. The talented to Daytona Beach Monday available to them. "(' year, "Believ, me, I didn't get a whole lot of attention with all my holing. sin* to right field. shortatep, who upped his evening to tangle with Instead of a fancy rii oun," remembers; Richardson of his r center fielder, Kurt bitting avenge to .411 for the Mahdwd in a P' happening "That's half the problem," clubhouse or locker room they s4d1i1oed days. Beirketf walked, shortstop year, capped 'a perfect Coofereocs battle. continued RIchardon, "The rntetlna run down shack with '11t's what I try todo for the k1ds,.. give them some at. kids aren't aware of the good one stuffy window. There lsn't tkm show them that somebody cues about what's hapIN, things they ci be getting any fancy furniture and the peting to them," Involved In, and neither are coach doesn't wear a threeRichardson's grem roots In youth work came from the their parents. We need to get piece suit. Herald Sports Writer Seminole County's two - I curtain leg. $21. 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Decorative wicker look for your bathroom. Woven Textilene Cane' makes beautiful - - -' upright hamper -3947A I T club) all day long. It was unbelievable ... it was kind of like a stroll in the park." Adams' round, her best ever in LPGA play, featured only one bogey and five birdies. In contrast, Alcott's showing was simply an extension of her sparkling play last week, when she finished second in the prestigious LPGA Winner's Circle Tournament. She also has the incentive of being the champion, taking a one-hole sudden death in 1978. Last year's tournament was conceled because of schedule problems. "I missed sonic good birdie chances but saved some ggoood pars," s he said. Iiartiey's score card showed six birdies and three bogeys, but it was even more of a scramble than that. She estimated that on eight different holes she had to sink 10-foot putts to save par. Donna Caponi Young's two under 70 came on a course she had never seen before she teed off Friday. "1 just followed the other players to know which tee to go to," she said. - ('_•Y '1 Sal e 20 - - twin Rig. $26, Matching bedspread is quilted polyester/cotton fluffed with polyester fill. Machine wash and dry. Reg. Sale Full ...........$32 27.20 17 - RALEIGH, N.C. t UPI) For Lynn Adams, the key to success on the LPGA tour may hinge on how little she concentrates on the course. Playing "really oblivious" at the start, Adams fired a 4-under-par 68 Friday to share the lead with Amy Alcott going into today's second round of the $100,000 Raleigh Golf Classic. Sale 2210 Sale , this time, is another Ballesteros booster. who surprised a lot of people, including himself, by "i think he has as much talent as any young shooting a 66. player that has come along in a long time," said "1 was just hoping to make the cut," said Caldwell Nicklaus. "He has a wonderful short game. lie's a who has yet to win in more than live years on the pro nulgnificant chipper." golf tour. "This is my first Masters. I never thought about the tournament all day long. I was just trying Ballesteros needed his short game Friday. to get around." lie was as long as usual- and about as wild scrambling to a 3-under-par 69 for a two-day total of familiar name made the leader board Friday ,dASneed. lie had a second-round 70 to share fourth 9-under 135. As for why he exhibited less control place with Torn Kite, Jerry Pate, Jim Simons, and than he did Thursday when he opened with a 66, Doug Tewell. Tewell got a last-minute invite by Ballesteros said: winning the heritage Classic less than two weeks "Well yesterday was Thursday and today Friday. I didn't swing as well today, but it doesn'tis ago. Mitchell skied to 75 Friday, nine strokes higher niatt where you put the drive if you make the than his Thursday score, and confessed the thought patt, of leading in his first Masters' appearance caught Anyway,added Ballesteros, his wild drives add awith him. little spice to his game. "1 was too nervous," he said. "But I'm going to "It's very boring," he said, "to go fairway, play a little more aggressively this weekend." fairway. fairway," Defending champ Fuzzy Zoeller is seven strokes Graham had a 73.139 Friday and went into today's back at 142, along with Watson and three-time action tied for runner-up honors with Rex Caldwell winner Player. - .. - - •- .-. 'S • '. - - - ddijijgng hainbIest of b.g""w the mothers and fathers more But Aaron Richardson is a "I Jt started meeting with kids on the playgrounds and the involved and get them to big man in the eyes of a lot of strad corners to try to get them Involved in something war- 'Parents are always working encourage the. .kids_togeLilttiv people who need 'heidabauttevei*sieadjng tie start wd U*re'au many negative Involved in some kind of somebody to listen too. things they can get involved activity Instead of his orgiIatjv, of hanging Somebody to be their voice. -- r--- �I .- - - - - - - : -5'--.: I . -..-- ~ .~ ~ ~ . '5. t 29-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 13, 1$0 I I •.• • , • ,,, .1 . .'. "He's a bona fide id Staub went 3-for '' , 11 0:'e:a the Rangers to an 11.7 victory over the New York Yankees, "Maybe that's what this baliclub has needed: someone who can do it in the clutch," continued Jenkins, who allowed six runs In five innings but wound up the victor because of Staub's heroics TheYankeesusedathree.runhomerbyOscarGambleanda two-run shot by Bob Watson en route to a 6-1 lead over Jenkins, but in the fifth Texas eru pted against Tommy John and pulled within 6$• In other games, Kansas City beat Detroit, 4-0, the Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore, 8-4, Oakland nipped Minnnsota, 1-0, California blasted Cleveland, R~2, and Toronto downed Seattle, 10-7, in 11 innings. Boston at Milwaukee was postponed by rain. Roya ls'4, Tigers 0 Pete uCock knocked in three runs and Larry Gura pitched a six-hitter. The shutout enabled the lefthander to match his 1979 kinssa I : Sox 8, Orioles . , Flanagan, Stewart (6) Dempsey; 90 Oaklnd (6), Keough Kravec Proly - -4 ii - .. 1- 'i t• - . 14 'tr. ' . ______ . , - - - . - - -. - - - ' - . . S -. .' - - - - r I 1 _________ , -, i - -i• ,- . , a 14 ~ , 0 Cardinals' sta r te r Bob Forsch scattered seven hits in eight innings. Grant Jackson, 1.0, pitched two i nn ings and picked up the victory for Pit tsburgh, In ot her games, the Chicago Cubs defeated th e New York Mets, 74, Philadelphia topped Montreal, 6-3, Cincinnati blanked Atlanta, 6.0, in a rainshortened six Innings, Houston outhit Los Angeles, 10.6, and San Diego downed San Francisco, Raider's tennis squad is front row left to right Gary Drew, Scott Reagan, I'ric Jlandburv' ' i ' Julian Johnson, Kevin Copeland and coach ' a LarryCastle. Tennis u d Sets q a By JOE DeSANTIS rierald Sports Editor championships this season," says the former prep and college basketbal aCh who ,ilan ,.nrn,,i,i, n +h. l Ever since Seminole Community College tennis coach Castle's encores have been impressive to say the least, Devastating would be a better term, Heading into this year's current 24-2 campaign, Castle and the Raider netinen have compiled an awesome 1034 junior College record. Atnong those 103 victories are five Division 11 championships, a pair of undefeated junior college seasons co a,.*lu, n c Even in what was supposed to be a building year the Raiders have expe rienced great success. Coach Castle Cubs 7, Mets S Dave Kingman drove in four runs with two homers and Jerry Martin added a pair of solo shots to power Chicago. Kingman led off the second inning with a 400-foot blast over the left-field wall, PhIllies 6, Expos 3 Greg Luzinski belted a threerun homer in the first inning to spark Philadelphia to Its first opening day triumph since 1974. Reds 6, Braves 0 high schools because the four year universities scoup up most of the Florida talent," he points out. "We might get a few of the good prep players like Reagan and Copeland, when we do we're fortunate. "We get some of the best foreign kids from Australia and Canada because those countries don't have junior college Dave Cash scored the tiebreaking run on an Infield out after a modern-day record three errors in the seventh inning by San illustrates why. "Locally its tough for us to get the real great talent from the . Ready -, ,.. - • Reb ., - ' . . - - - - - . - . - - - - . -. .. - -•". .- . .--- . - - -. ,',.. ------- - - '. ' - - - - -. - - - . -. - - - - . . ' ' - - - ' - -- - g . - ,.. • .,. -- . - Francisco third baseman Darrell Evans. Evans errors came on successive ground ba lls af te r the Gian ts had scored on ce In the to" of the se venth to take a 3-2 lead ' B k Ce cs uc ics, Roc e ts s E ill lti k By United For the Milwaukee Bucks' Bob lnier, winning isn't good enough. , The Buc ks moved one step closer to unseating the defendlug champion Seattle SupeSonics with a 95-91 victory Friday night that gave Milwaukee a 2-1 leadin their best-ofseven Western Conference semifinal series. But Lanier, who scored a game-high 24 points, didn't sound very confident. "We made a lot of mental errors," he said, "Just because we won doesn't mean I have to be satisfied. I think there are some places we have to beef up." Lanier scored eight of his points in the final quarter. Seattle had pulled to within, 85-81, with six minutes left when Lanier hit a basket and two free throws to make it 89, with 5:20 remaining. Marques Johnson added 16 points for Milwaukee 'and Brian Winters 15. Center Jack Stkma led Seattle wi th 20 points, while Dennis Johnson had 15 and John Johnson and Gus Williams 14 each, Bucks' Coach Don Nelson said, "We worked hard to take away their outside game. We were trying to control them," "The next game (Sunday) will be the toughest we've played. These are the world champions. They are going to come out and play the best game they can." In other games, Boston routed Houston, g5.75,to take a 2-0 lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal and Los Angeles defeated Phoenix, 106-105, for a 3.0 edge in the other Western semifinal. Philadelphia, leading 2 games to 1, is at Atlanta Sunday. AU series are best-of-seven matches, Celtics 9k Rockets 75 Larry Bird and M.L. Carr combined for 15 points to trigger a third-quarter rally that carried Boston to victory. TheserlesshlftstoHoustonforGames3and4Sundayand Monday. Iaers ios, suns 105 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 37 points, including a ' seconds, to lead Los Angeles. Jamaal W ilkes had 15 poin ts and Magic Johnson, N ixon and Cooper added 12 each for the Lakers. Walt Davis led Phoenix with 28 Tosses Two-Hitter, Fans 10 Kiwani"s In Victory - ,__ 2::'' U - . U ? - .3: (~,., 11 1 . - - - 7.60 5.60 5.40 11.3001 Kansas City 1 I .100 1 -. . - a- --. , - -•- . - - .......... .. -. ...-. .. -. - .. ; - - ' -i. j :" - - -. ' a - ,-. - - -.. I - •, '•. .\ ,d 131), - . .• , Pro Hockey . - - - -. .c'. Preliminary ReaM - - - Wit 9- Buffalo 6, Vancouver 0 C. April 12-' Buffalo at Vancouver 11:05 p.m. x.Aprll 14 - Vancouver at Buffalo, 5:01 p.m. Hartford . Men?rea --- --- - .-, 5.'."_ -r - - -- -."-- -- - -. . ' - •.:- - - . - ' . - i - ', . . -- - -'-l - •,'' ,-(.,'-,..,.: c- - -. '"'-'- - I . -.. .,'. April 11 - Montreal III Hartford April I - Chico" 3, St. Louis 2 __ - . - . i - - . ,• I -. . ,-. :\i-' L. - . - --I.' . I. '-1 t - . .. . • - " . . . \. - - •.. - ' ' 5 '. ',..' -- :.',- : ------- - . V .. _______ ' '."\,, v. '. -. - - . . - ,,- - --• "j::'-'.. .' ':.. c - . -: (...,','............ - " -'- '-' - I - - r ' behind Seminole High. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Seminole High's men's and Kirk Lemon of Lake Tracy Bonham received Most 1. Ferris (LB) 1391; 2. Labelle track squad rolled up a big Brantley split Most Valuable Valuable Runner accolades. lead early in the competition Field Event honors. Seminole Co. Championships On the distaff side Lyman's (TP) 14.5 (tied record); 2. Ueary (L)4:27.9; 3. Chandler (LB) Albershardt (I) 15.4; 3. Hartman Teams: Sanford (SI 102 'i. 53.3. 330 Hurdles: 1. Branch (S) It 9. Mile: 1. Hollenbaugh (L) III; 2. Sutton (TI') 43.2; 3. Lobelia 5:20.1; 7. Watson (LB) 5:25.2; 3. Brantley (LBI 54, Lake Howell (LH) 43.4 High Jump: 1. Davidson McNulty (TP) S:28.7. 440 Relay: 1. (LH) s',, Trinity Prep (TP) 41. (5)63 (record); 2. Grace (S) and Sanford (Davis, Davis. Hayes, Hanvey (LH) 62. Mile Medley Bradley) 50.0 (tied record) 2. Long Jump: 1. Griltln (0) Labelle (LH) 200; 3. Murphy (0) Relay: I. Lyman (Collier. Morris, Lyman 50.9; 3. Lake Howell 51.0 Perry, Beary) 440: I. Hartman (L) 61.0; 2. Perry 200. Pole Vault: 1. Lemons (LB) Prep 3:44.1; 3. 3:41.5; 2. Trinity Oviedo 3:46. 2. 220: (5) 62.2; 3. Maul (LB) 62.4. 330 13•6; 2. Aleksevitch (U 130; 3, 1. McGill 22.6; 2. Fore (0) 23.2; 3. Hurdles: 1. Albershardt CL) 47.3 Gage CL) 11-6. shot; L Miller (5) Campbell (5) 23.3.U0: 1. Lesure (record); 2. Train (LH) 50.0; 3. 11; 2. Mundie (LB) 45-½; 3 (L) 1:56.7 2. Lee (TP) 2:021; 3 Burch (5) 50.5. Long Jump: 1. Smith (5)(LH) 44-11½; Hurdles: Labelle 15.4; 120 2. Griffin (0) 1 Jeffers (LH) 2:05.6; 2 Mile: 1. Brown (LH) 17-5; 2. Cleveland (L) 15.5; 3. Savage (LB) 13.5. 100: 1. McNulty (TP) 9:56.3; 2. Beery (L) 17 ~ ; 3. Howard (L) 16-I1. ISO, 1. 9.571; 3. Rahill (LH) 10.01.1, Mile Bonham (LB) 2:215; 2. Hollen- Valuable Player honors with Valuable Player honors. Allison Mile: 1, McNulty (TP) 4:22.6; 2. Lestare (L) 51.6; 3. Warren (5) 7. Davis (S) 11.1; 3. Howard (L) Lyman (L) 64, Oviedo (0) 63, Lake equally impressive first place Trinity Prep's Paul McNulty, a resident of Lake Mary. (LH) 136.9; 3. Payne (0) 136-e. 111 2. 110 Hurdles: 1. Cleveland 4:37.7440:1. Edwards (5)513;?. (L) 1S.5. 100: 1. Brown (LH) 11.1; Boys Lady Greyhounds rolled to an Seminole High. Sutton (5) 10.0; 2. McGill (5) 10.0; Relay: I. Sanford (Edwards, bough (L) 2:24; 3. Ryter (LH) Basye was selected as 3. Fore (0) 10.1.440 Relay: 1. Warren, Voitoline, Young) 3.31.2; 2:26.1. Mile Medley Relay: 1 Sanford (Branch, McGill, Young, 2. Lyman 3:34.0; 3. Oviedo 3:36,1. Lyman (Brummitt, Cleveland. the Most Valuable Field Carnpbetl)43.6 (record); 2. Oviedo Field MVP: Shawn Labelle (LH) Haggins, Dvorsky) 4:26.0; 2. Lake Shawn L,abefleof Lake Howell performer while teammate 45.0; 3. Lake Brantley 46.0 Discus and Kirk Lemon (LB), Running Howell 4:21; 3. Trinity Prep 4:215 MVP: Paul McNulty (TP) and 220:1. Bradley (5) 26.2; 2. Brown Sam McGill(S). (LH) 26.6; 3. Howard (L) 27.1. 2 Girls Mile: P. Bonham (lb) 12:04,1; 2. Teams: Lyman 709, Lake Howell Bringardner (L) 112:12.1; 3, 78, Lake Brantley 64, Sanford , Compton (LH) 12:23. Milt Relay: I. Lyman (Albershardt, Notion. Joseph DiFrancesco a three hitter and fanned eight Milex Tune tip blanked Lake Trinity Prep JO, Oviedo is. softball play. circuit. In other action Mike Lapp x.April 14 - Atlanta at N.Y. Rangers, 5:33 P.M. homer to help Sutton & Son, Atlanta, 5:01 p.m. t4Q5 ( 04 , _ CLARK tuPpiawanu CNRY$LUU All H AlINlavis a t K.Prsuss $lSlitor 414 J.MeCalu 4SSk LSamusu 413 Inrse k. Res* ClIChe S. Laa*,s I I Plagsrty S. me. 1 I Pisasaess _$ N.WlIlsso IlTheees K. KaNhy I S I lielmas C.wlL. $s um • c.msr itsOals I.From ______ R.L I M.NeVka,1.S TItels which appeared In the Evening 1900 Herald, Sanford, Florida on DET-134 February it, 1910. No other ___ NAME FICTITIOUS 461 a s 4 60 4 It 3 1. I I Is $11 AP I ,sil*d -' // Pubfl March 13,10 and AptII 4. any side effects. 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Rangers at proved by the Department of cordance With the provlsiànatthe Peel Office M, I - Bowersox Fires Three-Hitter $1. Leels vs. Chicago (Cbkae. w Wks "me, so project, Housing for Moderate Clerk of the Circuit Court, Income Families, has bean ap- Seminole County, Florida in ac. 05(1-Il . 3 Cot) The Tribe far outdistanced showing with 109 points. Lake Los Angeles vs. N.Y. Islanders run Howell's Lady Silver Hawks ner up Lyman by a I(½ (Islanders leads wries 2.1) finished a distant second with 64 Margin. Oviedo was o Aprils - N.Y. islandera 5 Los Angeles I 78 While Lake Brantley's Lady third with 63 points while Wit - Los A ngeles triots were close behind 6. N.Y. Lake Brantle y tallied 54 for a Pa Islanders 3 wi th 64 points for third place. N.Y. , Los fourth place showing. Angeles 3 (at) Seminole High's Sam The Lady Patriots made it a AprIl 12- N.Y. 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Boston 2 Pittsburgh 1 April12- Boston at Pittsburgh, 1: 05 p.m. April13- Boston at Pittsburgh, 1:03p.m. s-April 14 Pittsburgh at Roston, 7:35 p.m. Idmeitten vs. Phlladelila (Ptllada' wins series, 34) April I - PhIladelphia 4, Ed'In 3(of) - - . , -- ' - -. (All Best 3sI.1) . - - ly Unftsd Press lnteraatlenal :-• . , .'. . ApT'II Il - Vancouver 5, Buffalo - Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 160 Oscesla By: Pitridi UNbiNn I, , '- . - ix vs. . p.m. entbaIkd WAprII.lNLat the west 4w if thi SemInole county Ceortheese, Sanford, Florida. .-. April 9 - Philadelphia , Ed. Lyman's Steve Aleksevltch clears the bar at an Seminole High's Sam McGill chugs across the finish line of the 220-yard dash socessery Wellwo Celebrate 2:13 p.m. Boston (Stanley 16-12) at Milwaukee (Haas 11•1I), 2:30 NOTICE OF All 5 • (@"I" 110011111111 set"14) April 9 - Boston 119. Houston Today's Games Baltimore (Shone 11.7) at LEE A. HOWELL ; \\ -' r- ' - a-. -. 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COISOn baugh, Ovorsky, Cleveland) April 9- Chico" 6. St. Louis 1 smacked his second homerun to lead Clark Chrysler to a 9-3 Mar y 10-0 and the Metal Work LH 37s 3. Hayes (S ) 365. High 4:10.2; 2. Sanford 4:11.3 3. Lake April11Chicago April 13 - Boston it HOusto, 1 Atlanta vs. N.Y. Rangers 4. St. Louis) of the season and went 44 at victory over Tupperware; Employees outlasted the Lake Jump: 1. Albershardt (L) 54; 2. Brantley 4:14.7, P.M. _____ Lanler (TP) 5.4; 3. Corso (5) s o. the plate to spark Longwood Lake Mary shaded Forest Mary Bronco Girls 18-12 Field MVP: Allison Ba5ye (LB) (N.Y. lassgsrs lead series, 2')) April 14 - Boston at Houston, Discus: 1. Basye (LB) 99$ 7. Running MVP: Tracy Bonham Travelers No, 1 to 5 164 Will City No. 2 by a 4-1 margin; April S - N.Y. Rangers 2. 1 1 .100 1 Friday's Resells Chicago - 1. April 11- Boston IL Houston n 1 I .100 1 Mirdiesota " .- -. . •' -# 3 (g,) 101 1 1 .300 1 Oakland -. --:: . '4 xApril 14 -Los Angefesatpiy Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. 1 1 .500 ½ lelar4eqi, 5:05 P.M. s-April 15 Atlanta at Terente vs. Minnesota 1 1 . ½ 1 1 .300 ½ Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m, (Utiutissla wins ssrles, 3x.Aprll 1$ - Philadelphia at 0 1 . I April - Minnesota 4. Toronto 3 Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. . 1 AprlI9-Mlfisotal,Tcs.on,02 s.Aprll 20 - Atlanta at 0 2 . 1½ Aprlih1-Minnisp(a4rf Phila del phia, 1 p.m. . Chico" - ." Seattle vs. Milwawk x.Aprll West Seattle - 10:30 p.m. April 13 - Philadelphia at 1 01.000 - W L, •c$ • 1 0 1.000 I 01-000 ½ - - s-April 15 Milwaukee at Seattle, Atlanta vs. Philadelphia (Best "11-711 (All Times SIT) (Philadelphia leads serIes, 2.1) April 6 - Philadelphia Atlanta 104 April 9 - Philadelphia Atlanta April 10 - Atllanta Philadelphia 93 American Le..gVI East L PC?. • Texas California -- - '' - - April 13- Seattle at Milwaukee, Semifinals Baseball New v • 2:30 p.m. Eastern Conference 5-40 Cleveland __________ ________ -' April 11-Mitwaukee93, Seattle By United Press International Q(2.3)37.fl;P(3.3) 121.21,7(327) 634.40. A 3713: Handle Baltimore Detroit Toronto 4 -- • .'- •- Angeles, 3:30 p.m. s-if necessary (Montreal wine series, 34) 6.00 3,10 Milwauke -. -. s-April Is - Los Angeles at Phoenix, 11:30 p.m. s-April 20 Phoenix at Los 91 Twelfth race -3-6.0: 39:09 3 Dawn Jane15.60 5.40 6.20 2 Wright Atlas Angeles. 11 p.m. Aprff9-MllwaUkHIII,$.,ft,, Lot Angeles at Houston 3 Two Flips 10.00 5.20 San Francisco at San Diego ôWyclitf Dee Q(3.4)I1.H;P4.3)252.ss,Tc.. Pro Basketball 1-6)109.60. • _7 -- Eleventh race -5.1,,c 31:51 7 M.G. Pro Babe Phoenix 105 April 13 Los Angetis at Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. x.April iS Phoenix at Los 113 (at) Montreal at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St. Louis Atlanta at Cincinnati 7.1) 633.40. vs. - ." 14.10 5.40 lStarr Patrol 5.00 Q( 27) 41.$I;P2.7tM.10,T(2. 4 Night Jane 11 11 April 11 - Philadelphia 3, Edeven 13-feet Friday to finish In second place In the Friday afternoon in the finals of the Seminole County track meet at Seminole Houston (Ryan 16-14), 4:13 p.m, monton 2(0?) San Francisco (Halicki S4) at Vanceover vs. Buffet, pole vault of the Seminole County track and field high. McGIlls clocking of 22.6 was good for first place and helped lift the Son Diego o (Curtis 10-9), tO p.. m ( Buffalo leads earls 3-1) championships held at Seminole High Friday Seminole men's squad to a first place finish In the county-wide event. Sunday's Gam es April $ - But 2, Vancouver 1 afternoon. Lyman's men's team finished second chicago at New York race- s-16,a, 31:24 punt ion, Mike Baker pitched a two. runs in the fourth. Tracy Robert Quinn singled, Federal 12-11 Friday in the charged right back with five Merthie had a triple to go out 14. hitter and struck out 10 Holboman opened the liming doubled and tripled In four Sanford Little National Debose tripled for the Loser runs in the bottom of the with his home run, while Reed Friday to lead Kiwanis to a 13- with a single and Bockhard trips to the plate to lead League. Theron Liggons was the while Steward Gordo second, 3 win over Rotary in the followed with a walk. After Knights of Columbus of. doubled and homered. offensive star for Clem doubled. Clam Leonard Shell scored First Federal regained the Rodney Medlock also Leonard Shell, rapping a SSfard Junior LugU.. 11w Levoy Hldcman was safe on fenslvely, 19 runs in the final three in- lead, $6, with three nina In homered, while Graham double and three singles in the second win without a loss an error, Franklin slapped a ,SI? Tony Van Burger was four flings and bombed Poppa the top of the fourth and was doublet tar Kiwanis. five trips to the plate, David ___ single, Coleman belted a for four for Moose, including Jay's 204. stIll In front when Su'tiland Craig Dixon had a doub In Friday's other game, triple and Wynn legged out an two doubles and a triple. Goldstick slapped three set.. 'III a $ i ca,,,, Cardinal Industries was scored one run in the bottom and single and Roger Halllesingles, while Mike Gross and a?" Knights of Columbus held off imld.-the.pazt hon* fUfl : : Peter Calangelo also belted a forced to forfeit to the of the fourth. added a pair 01 singles for Richard Leonard added two _ late charge by Moose to post 1 With a 104 lead Kiwanis double for Moose. Railroaders with a CIrJ3Ii A single by Roger Hall was First Federal. a 14-10 win. singles apiece. Leonard LUcas wart.. canted to do victory. Wynn : : $ Industries player was injured the only hit of a two-out rlly Poppa Jay's was the early and Dreggors blasted KlwanIs.00redaslnglertm hdklwwlsattimplatewlth ld 1s sit intlie bottom ofthe third and that produced 11w., FIrst lealer,scoringa :: i single tally ... without ahitlnthstopolths a 1mm,, and single. Ken 111*su a is $1, tim team was left with no Federalrunsinthetopoftiie In the bottom 01 the seCond. ::: '°'" '' ' second, but Rotary took the Fr.snan and Mike Tanner Lawrence Ayers collected i I I1III0 $I• .bititute players to replace Ckm na'd &ieU knotted two of Popp Jay's five hits, Mss ..................... WIt lead with a paIr 01 nuts in the had the only Rotary hits, both . .$ David Reed opened the the score in do top bottom of the same trans. Including a double, Bryan singles. Moose scored IIWSS 'n,., • -'! The Railroaders were bottom of tim sixth with a third, but Poppa Jay's ______________ A pair of walks and three nuts in the top 01 the first, but . leading 3.0 at the time. The home run for Sunniland regained the bud with two consecutive hits enabled thin watdied'tb. lead vanish I I and then nmsinthe bottom 01thet ':: forfeit wiped out a home run Corporation, Kfwanistosccre five rum ln as Knights dC"lw'bijisent TOTSU iii$1J CCI and two doubles by Jasper ii tin top of the third. Alfred 11 batters to lbs Plate In tim a • now RaIlroaders slugger Donald Collins Celllnsdeewbe&.to.b.ckooe. Clem Bookhard walked with on out bottom 01 lbs first and scared ys ad pitcher ou t walk s. on as Gra on. Railro ers Dee Joluip runs In th op th rt w e t 01 e fou h =1.::: _ and Bruce Franklin dew a 11 ri. ___ Dewayne Mitchell had pit, sate on an error as Grulsun and eight In the fifth. Poppa to Moose chipped away at the base on balls with two outs. ched three no-hit Innings lad Collins acored to pull Jay's scored three runs In the 1' Alton Coleman reached baa. KnIglda01Cpbui lead, but before the torfeli Sunr1Land to within me rim of bottom of the fifth before when ft catcher missed a the margin was too much to Oscar Merthie blasted a First FederaI and Sun- First Federal. With two outs, Clem Leonard Shell added third ilium and than W""" overcome two-rim homer with two Outs niland Corporation both Merthie corsiected for his five Insurance fillies in the Jo Jo Mt(oiid started for In the bottom 01 the but Wym andBakeirrappW he& in'ig scored aihWk run in the first game-winning Ivnsr, top 01 the ilxth tok singles before Holhi. Knights of Coliwibrus and w to cop a flyn-rim, 0001940110r Inning. First Federal soured Anthony &ntton was tim Parry Deeggors wad tim Bsyd belted s double. tim Winning pitchir. Ha got b,Idad rally as &MWIBW four nuts in the top 01 the winning pitcher in relief 01 distance on the mound, for rellethclp from William Cart Corporation nipped First second, but Sunniland starter Jolitaon CL3m Leonard Shell, striking .1 Los Angeles (Sutton 12.15) at SANFORD IPAT WORKS I, Clerk of the Circuit Court, MARINA INC., a Florida 0' Seminole County, Florida in Baker ~ 1•7) 711.11. 7 Drif's Fast (All Times SIT) (Los Ales Angeles leads series, 34) April I - Los Angel.. 119, Phoenix 110 April 9 - Los Angeles 131, Phoenix 121 (at) April 11 - Los Angeles 10$. - Pittsburgh (Bibby 12.4) at St. 2ManateeCrltt.r 6.40 4.10 4.10 George Foster hit a two-run homer and Mike IACoss pitched six Innings of sh utout ball. The game, delayed twice by rain, was called with the Braves batting in the seventh. Astras 10, Doers 6 Craig Reynolds' home run and Luis Pujols two-run double keyed a five-run eighth inning for Houston. Padres 5, Giants 3 Cop Track Titles (Milwaukeeleads series, 2•11 April S Seattle 111, Milwaukee 7Upclose Tenth Seminole Men, Lyman Girls Sunday, April 13, 19$O.-39 (Rest 4-o1-2) Baltimore at Chicago Boston at Milwaukee National Lea, last W L Pct. 05 Philadelph 1 0 1.000 Pittsburgh 1 1 '' New York 24) 19L10. I 1 .100 Louis Fiflh race _$.16,C: 31:10 i 1 300 3lakeTwo 1 1 500 ½ 26.10 12.20 $00 Chicago SSma Cm Lately 0 1 .000 1 12.20 6.60 Montreal 4 Tw Stroke West 4.40 W L. Pc?. 0 Q(3S) 71.10; P(3.$) 237.31; 7(1- Cincinnati 5-4) 1103.40. 2 0 i000 -foti5ton 2 0 1.000 Sixffirace-$.i,*. 31:21 IWright Fielder 2 01.000 3.00 4.00 320 San Diego 5 Hillbilly Heaven 5.60 6.20 3.00 San Frncsc 0 2 .000 2 0 2 .000 2 $Mr, Buckingham 300 Atlanta 0 2 ;000 2 Q (1.5) 24.21; P (1.5) 19.21; (5-1) Los Angeles Friday's Results 54.30; 7 41.1.5) 144.60; (1.64) Chicago 7. Now York S 70.60; dh - win. Cinci 6, Ails 0 (6 ins, rain) Sevenffirace -34 5: 31:76 Philadelphia 6, Montreal 3 7 Wright Elsey 20.60 510 430 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 3ReragadeCp,l,f 5.00 520 Houston10, Los Angeles 6 6 Rumor Flash 6 Son Diego S. San Francisco 3 Q(3'7)61.6I,P(7.3)2u.31,y( Saturday's Games 3-6) 979.60. (All times EST) ill 191111111 race -5.ia, 1:31:63 Chicago (Krukow 9-9) at New 2FliflerDay 14.50 7.10 600 6oanclng Daisy 3.10 410 York (Housman 2-6). 2:06 P.M. Atlanta (Matula 1-10) ISmooth Cut at 0(24) 37.H;P(24) 146.75,7(2. Cincinnati (Seaver 164), 2:15 p.m. 6-5) 477.11. Montreal (Lee 16-10) Ninth race-34, A: 31:65 at Philadelphia (Ruthven 7.5), 2Nyanza 1.20 610 330 1:15 P.M. 1 DO's Caprice 910 4 Ken Reitz, and Ken Oberkfell's hit into left field drove in Reitz. The 6.40 0(24)16.40; P . 8-11645.0 FourThrace_1-1a.o:31:63 4 Raven Wing sac 3.10 3.00 28. Jolley 4.60 3.00 I Stylish Beauty .90 0(2.4) 17,40; P (4.2) 375 7(4. Bonds and scored on Foli's error. Bonds scored on a single by and a trio of national rankings, including a third and a pair of programs so they have no where to play." seventh place showings nation-wide. Word about the Raider tennis program gets around fast, "Th e success of our program just kind of sells itself," ex- Several of the players from Canada and Australia and Finland (fl. plains Castle of the Raider's continued winning ways. "We return home during the summer and spread the news. Garvin (7). Duskey (7). Moore have proba bly the best known junior college tennis program "Mannisto is an example," Castle Illustrates. "He'll be Detroit 000000000-0 60 Seattle, Rat (,).Heav just about anywhere. Our former players, all of whom have back for his second season next year and he's bringing three Kan City 00001030*-I 70 (I), 8. McLaughlin (9), Omsi. gone on to four year universities via the tennis scholarship players who should really be able to help us." Schalieder, Underwood (7) er (9) and Stinson. W-Mooro route," he adds, "sell the program for us," 1 Lrisser (Wednesday a look at the Raiders as they prepare for the W-Gura(1-Q). Although Castle has one of his youngest teams in the past state tournament.) (0-1). Craig (H. five seasons for this year's campaign, a mixture of some foreign talent spiced with a pair of local prep stars have combined to keep S.C.C.In the- lofty heights of college tennis circles. .• Fast Field Castle easily provides a mint-scouting re port on his top six that ha ve taken on the likes of four year schools like Old ,•. • Dominion, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and Central Florida. For el Num ber 1. Gary Drew-Melbourne, Australia. "He started slowly but has really been coming on, especially the last three weeks," says Castle. "Gary has beaten two of the number one DARLINGION, S.C. (UPI) Sunday's 24th running of players in the state and gives us a big boost at the top of the the Rebel 500 will see one of the fastest fields in the history lad der" of Dar li ngton Raceway 17 out of the 36 dr ivers qualified Number 2, Luse Mannisto, Helsinki, Finland. "He's with speeds of more than 151 mph. currently undefeated against junior college opponents and The Chevrolet-led field of 29 cars will be Joined by three holds a 27-1 overall record," Castle informs. "Lane has a solid Fords and single Dodge, Chrysler, Mercury and Oldsmobile £ shot of being seeded at the top of the sta te tournament, and entries, he's coming back next season," smiles Castle, Qualifying for the first 18 positions was held on Thursday Number 3. Julian John D.C.-" Julian's a and the concluding round was held Friday, prime contender for the state title. He's had a lot of tough, ., Benny Parsons, who had a fOCord (U11UY1I3 nifi of close matches which will help at state, he 's also coming back . 155.506 mph, has the pole position, followed by David - - 1. ' next . :----------1.1.---' Pearson, 156.433, and Cab Yarborough, Number 4. Eric Hasdbury.Toronto, Canada- "Eric is UI)' Richard Petty, starting seventh, was clocked at defeated in junior college play and ranks very close in talent to than 154 mph during practice nina Friday and returned to our top three players. He really hasn't been pressed playing - '-;. Ids Randleman, N.C., home until racetime, track of ficials the number four spot this season," said. Number S. Kevin Copeland-Forest City- "The number one Commenting on the fast practice times, Yarborough ' player for Lake Brantley High last year and comes from a "When you see the Pettys go home that early you know they tennis family." (His father coaches the Rollins men's tennis are ready to race, team) "He'a been a little up and down this year but he's a great Sunday's Rebel 500 will be preceded on Saturday by the competitor, another returner for next season," TranSouth 200, a race for late model sportsman's cars that Number 6. Scott Reagan-Sanford, Florida-" "Seminole has not been held at Darlington since 1110 19ft. , High's num be r-one player a year ago. A tough kid who The Rebel 500 follows a rare open weekend on NASCAR shouldn't really be in the starting six but he gives you Grand National racing circuit. In previous rears, shorteverything he has and has really developed. Scott was pushed track races have always preceded the Rebel, but this year into the starting II n i e up due to the loss of several players and drivers had a break for Easter. , .L .. has responded beautifully. He'll be back next season also," r -' "Getting off a week before araceatDarfluigtonia a good castle points out. feeling," said Dale Earnhardt, the current Grand National The Raider's have a pair of regular season matches comin -, .. , ç division point leader and winner of this season's Atlanta up this week prior to the state and nationa l tournamen ts in • and Bristol races. '• "It's like getting a warning Ucket tram a highway patrolHerald Pam by in nay finish out against Central Florida on Tuesday and a man who has stopped YOU for spee" r me seed ' Drew warms up week later meet Daytona Beach Community College before the .1 The 23-year-old na ti ve of Kannapolis, N.C., said an OPOfl a 1 against before Thurs si d ay ' s match revar opening round of the state te nnis tournament at Cocoa Beach date "gives all the crews a chance to got thee bugs worked Community College. Drew owns victories over on May 1st. out of their equipment." "I think we have three guys that could well take state some of the top number-one seeds in the state. . - -, - I _;;I~- . ...........* . I Shares's Shadow The Cardinals bunched four singles and a throwin g error by Pittsburgh shortstop Tim Foli for three runs off Pirate. starter John Candelaria In the sixth. Kei th Hernandez opened inning we uuung a single, nmoved to second on a single by Bobby _ . -- -b-. • ......-_ - - . .................. - H sey; Jenkins, RaIsich (6) and Roberts W-Jenkins 0.0). L- (1t i,,nins) Davis (0-1). HRs- New York, Tor 000 011 023 03-10 Is Watson (I). Gamble W; Texas, Sea 001000 2 00- 7 111 Staub (1). Stith, J. McLaughlin ' 19 Has ODI 060 40x-11 161 I). "RS-Callforrile, Rudl 2 (2), John, Davis (S), Kest (7), Ford (1); Cleveland, Cher. Gossage (1) and Cerant; boneau (I). - "!i . . ___________ . , 1 I Rateder : 100230 010- 7 61 W-Frost (1-0). L.- SplUner (0- New Yrk Texas ______ ______ - 'I, ______ . CASTLE'S CREW (1), Dempsey (1); Chicago, Calif 103 120 03x-10 15 1 Spiilner, Paxton (3) Stanton D. • ____ ______ Herald Photo by Joe DSINH$ and Newman, Frost, Clear , j W- Larry Castle took over the Raider program back in the 1974 Farmer (1) and Kimm. W Keough (1-0). L-Redfern (0-1). K (1-0). L F1 season, the often repeated question of can you do for an 1). Hilts--galtimore, singleton Clove moilioixti-2 ?o encore'? pops up at the start of each new campaign. - I I 1, I I iaji~ I I- " d --e -t - 1. 0 000 000 001- 1 i Johnson (1), Nordhag,n (1). ________________ ____________ - 11 , - - - : Li ,--t . It . - •1•111 1 . 1,, - -lii l•l-.t - TJf 1 1, ________ ___________ __________ - . ______ R a d I a r n and Wynegar; and - _______________________ _____ 4 302 007 10*- I - i-i ri w.jL Lamar Johnson bel ted a three-run homer and Wayne Nordhagen add ed a two-ru n s hot in a game played in a steady rain and 36-degree temperature, A's 1, Twins 0 Rickey Henderson tripled home Rob Picciolo with none out in the ninth for Oakland. Angels 10, Indians 2 Joe Rudi cracked a pair of home runs, Including a threerun blast in the eighth inning, to spark a 15-hit attack that powered California over Cleveland in the season opener for both teams, Blue Jays 10, Mariners 7 Roy Howell singled in two runs in a three-run 11th inning for the Toronto win. Rodney Craig drove in five runs for Seattle. Baltimr no 000 000- 4 10 1 Mlnn 000000000-0 41 Chica . - season total and up his career ledger to eight. His fifth-inning te 'w -' single was the only run Kansas City needed to ruin Dan Schatzeder's AL debut. Whi Texas (Corner 17-12). 4:20 p.m. Detroit (Wilcox 12.10) at AtSanfo,d.o,ia,, Kansas City (Gale 9.10), 2:3 Frida ynh,h,resul,, p.m. First race S.16,C: 31:47 Minnesota (Zahn 13.7) at 3 Gainer 22.10 11.00 1.20 Oakland (Kingman $7), 4:30 1 Mardel,l 11.00 7.60 P.M. Soil Ship 5.00 Cleveland ($plllner 9.3) at 0 (1-3) 74.60 I (3.1.5) 791.00. California (Kison 13•7), 10 p.m. Second race _,C: 31:79 Toronto (Mirabella 0-4) at 2DGST1pTOp , Seattle (Honeycutt 11-12), 10:35 IMisiScripto 6.60 3.00 pm 3 Chatelaine 3, Sunday's Games Q (2.4) 17.00; P (24) 62.10; T (2. Toront o at Seattle 4.3) 201.10; 00 (3-a Minneso ta at Oakland Thirdrace_.S,16,M: 31:71 Cleveland at California 2 Wright Chelsea 660 7.60 6.00 New York at Texas S Reverend Lee 12.20 630 DetroIt at Kansas City By United Press International After Ed Ott smashed the game-winning hit Friday night, pitc Mid he felt relieved for his team, the Pittsburgh Pirates. "mis was a long time coming," Ott said of his twoout, tv run single in the ninth inning that gave the Pirates a 4-3 victo over the St. Louis Cardinals. "We went a long stretch there her ( Iflnlflgs)wfthoutscorngarunafldhavstougho the pitchi staff. When we got the two runs, it really picked e veryboc up.of -. Dave Parker led off the ninth against reliever ,n Hood 0and reached on an error by Cardinals shortstop Garry Tern pleton. Willie Stargell walked and Mark Littell replaced Hoo on the mound. Alter Bill Robinson sacrificed the runners t second and third, Bill Madlock grounded out before Ott's hit tc right field, "I'm not yotrsuperstar," said Ott, who also drove in one o the Pirates' two runs in the seventh with a two-out double. "Things like this are bonuses." I \. p'c. .- _ New York (Tan? 13.1) at Dog Racing / By United Press International Texas Ranger fans will have to find some way to show their appreciation for Rusty Staub, if he continues to deliver the way he did Friday night, ! SCOREBOARD s Single Lifts Pirates Over Caras t Rangers Past Yanks . ott - - Staub s Bat Blasts Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ .,-, -a ft; t - 7 ~y , r. , I.. i. % __ 7 - r~t I ~.~ *, k- , - - -•-.- --- . --- :-' .,Z - - ' 1' - " ~ .2 'A - • - - --_- .- ------. - ________ 11 11 91 ~ - - I 0. �- ' . - 4. -. - - 4B— Evenlng Hrald, Sanford, Fl. _____________ Legal Notice Sunday Anril 11. 1110 -- Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 518 Bianca Court, Altamonte Springs, Fl 32701, SemInole County, Florida under the fictitious name Of OX FORD ROAD PARTNERSHIP, andthatweintendtor,gistersajd name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the proviSions () the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1937. Sig . P. DOWLING JR. LEON THOMAS LUNSFORD JESSE MAXWELL JAMES DALY RANDY°TYRE ASHLrY VANLAP4DINGHAM PubIlh April 13, 20, 27,1 May 4, RESOLUTION NO. 362 - - - - - - Legal Notice Legal NOTICE UNDER - otice 32—Houses Unfurnished CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that lam fri business at 105 Mound Longwood, FIa., SemInole County, Florida under the tic. titiotjs name of LANDMAN COMPANY, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. titious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1937 Robert T. Adams 301 Ballour Dr. No. 310, Winter Park, Fiorid 3fl. Publish: April 13, 20, 27, & May 4, FICTITIOUSNAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that undersigned, Pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter ses.o, Florida Statutes will reglsterwlththe Circuit Clerk, Seminole Co., Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, towit: VICTORY GROVES uhder wtilch we are engaged in business at 206 Sweet Gum Way, in the City of Longwood, Florida 32730. That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as follows: . Robert Schifiman 5. Jack Schiffman 5. Helen Cosden . Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Florida, March 26, 1910. Publish Mar. 30 1 Apr. 6. 13, 70, 1910. __________________________ DET-141 - Telephone Solicitors Seminole Orlando Winter Pork 831-9993 3222611 ____________________________ - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR Deitona area 1g. 3 BR, 2B house NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR THE - INSTALLATION OF THE EVENING HERALD well insulated ultra mod. kit. WATERMAIN SERVING cER. CIRCULATION DEPART. C.H&A. Call (303) 349.5601 TAIN PROPERTIES ABUTTING MENT. after 6 p.m. 44c line THE WEST SIDE OF STATE Itime ROAD 434 FROM A POINT AP. SANFORD: 3 BR, 1B, A.C, W.D, 39c a line 3 consicutive times PROXIMATELY 370 FEET w•w carp., fenced yd. Big 7consecutiveflmel 34c a in. 800 AM. - 5:30 P.M. workshop, $350 mo., 1st last + NORTH OF THE NORTH RIGHT. MONDAY thru FRIDAY OF.WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD sec. 813.967.3017. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum 436 CONTINUING NORTH _________________________ A DISTANCE OF APPROXI. Ifriuld I 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Estates w.Dock. $450 mo. MATELY 260 FEET IN THE CITY I OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, N. French Ave. St. Johns Realty Co., Realtor FLORIDA. AND PROVIDING Sanford, Fl. 32771 322.6123 FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF A Three Bdrm, 2 bath PORTION OF THE COSTS DEUll $600.00 monthly possible stuffing Fully fenced, screened porch THEREOF AGAINST THE and addressing envelopes and --ORDINANCENO.31740 No pets. 322.6166 ABUTTING PROPERTY OWN. ClIpping newspaper items. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY -.--ERS SPECIALLY BENEFITIIG Send stamped-addressed _________________________ __________________________ DE U. 52 OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Delary, clean, attractive 3 BR, BYWSUCH IMPROVEMENTS. enveiope plus 2k to: Con. ________________________ CIlIA, carpet, excellent FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND ______________________ HER EAS, the City Corn. NOTICE UNDER __________________________ Box 14702, tinental.IV, location, adults, no pets $215 INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR_______________________ mission of the City of Attamonte FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Orlando, Fia. 32107. PORATE AREA AND LIMITS OF 3-eT*?et 11—inStrUCtiOnS mo. first last $200 sec. Springs, Florida, deems It ad. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CITYOF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE _____________________ ______________________ 1198.4539 visableto install sanitary sewer j, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Notice is hereby given that the Telephone Solicitors. ApSPRINGS, FLORIDA, UPON thatpofllonofstateRoad434f0 undersigned, pursuant to the FLORIDA pointment setting only. Hourly 2Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI. Exclusive Designs a point approximately 570 feet "Fictitious Names Statute". 33—Houses Furnished NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NANCE. A PORTION AND AREA rate plus commissions. Op. area's most beautiful Memor. northofthenorthright.of.way line- Chapter 165.09, Florida Statutes, TO CONSIDER ADOPTION O Creative Expressions 322-7613 portunity for advancement. ial Park, $100 to settle estate. OF LAND SIlUATE AND BEING of State Road 436 continuing north will register with the Clerk of the PROPOSED ORDINANCE ____________________________ Fully Furn2 BR, 1B,W.D, 1 child, Call Lee at 332.0208 for ap3224076 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI a distance of approximately 260 Circuit Court, In and for Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Piano, organ. Private degreid. no pets, 6 mo lease, April 15pointment. DA, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: feet. -.............. . .. J-----,. . AltRmonte.Fern Park PJ !1LØ7 UIVN Oct. 15. 1300 mo. $200 Sec dep. OaklawnM.moriaI Ph.? Oil + Z IDESCRIBED AS BEING THE 862.5050 NURSING AIDES WHEREAS, •II Improvements proof of the publication of this by the City of Altamonte Springs, PROPERTY WITHIN AND vaults for sale. Priced much 333.1417, Between noon & 6 Better Living Center of Casselshall be done in compliance with notice, towit: THE TYPE Florida, that the Commission wiil BOUNDED BY NORTH STREET, below current value. Call 834 p.m. wnen you place a Classified Ad berry. Call for appt. 339.5002. the plans, specifications and PEOPLE, under which he expects hold a public hearing to consider BAKER STREET, DOUGLAS 7005. estimates on fils wa. ti. ----.. ••,.e in The Evenino Herald, iii, ...yy 'uuua,raJ '"" W - t'ii.. -y in iv. rores NO. ROAD, AND STATE ROAD 100 Clerk of thi CUy of Altamont. Avenue, Altamonte Springs, close to your phone because entitled: 37-A Stomgs Rental — 4—Personals SprIngs1Florida,whi said plans, Florida. something wonderful is about $STOPI$ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND INCLUDING THE POR. T1ON OF BAKER STREET AD. to happen, specifications and estimates MINI. That the said parties Interest in THE CODE OF THE CITY OF __________________________ constitute the plans, specifications said business enterprise are as AL TAM ON I E S P R I N G S., JACENT TO LOT EIGHT.) LOTS AT New concrete buIldings all sizes, CANNON REST HOME SEVEN AND EIGHT, LESS THE and estimates for all said Im. t 0 I I a w s : $201 up, especially nice, most R 0 B E R i FLORIDA BY THE REPEAL OF AAA EMPLOYMENT 12—SpsclalNøffa.s Special care, good food, for provements. THE EXISTING ARTICLE II RIGHT-OF-WAYS FOR STATE convenient on I-I it SR 46 BAILLARGEON. elderly lady. Can be bed ROADIOO, DOUGLAS ROAD AND NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT behInd Days Inn, 1-4 Industrial That the previous party doing "PRIVATE COMMERCIAL patt. 121 Dolores Drive, Shopwithout going shopping, the NORTH STREET. AND IPICLUD. RESOLVED BY THE CITY business under this Park. 3230061. fictitious COLLECTION"OF CHAPTER 17 AitamonfeSprings.634-1146. Amway Amway Way.. COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF name, NANCY BAILLARGEON, "GARBAGE, TRASH AND ING THAT RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR to your ots AT THE JOBS BAKER STREET ADJACENT TO ALT AMO NT E S PR IN G 5, has this date sold the trade name WEEDS" Why be Lonely? Write: "Get A AND BY THE home. Call 322.6469 After $ or 37-D1naifrIaI THE SOUTHERLY BORDER OF FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: AVAILABLE Mate" Dating Service. All "The Type People" together with ADOPTION OF A NEW ARTICLE forRent Thai the,City Commission of the its good will and assets to the II "PRIVATE COMMERCIAL LOT EIGHT, OF THE ADDENDA ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. TO MAP OF ALTAMONTE AND City of Altamonte Springs, undersigned. Therefore, NANCY COLLECTION" PROVIDING I $203.60 possible In only S hrs. for,Fl.3351$, PALM SPRINGS, ACCORDING Warehouse, light manufacturing Florida, deems It advisable as a BAILLAROEON has this work per wk at home. Your date FOR COLLECTION BY PRIVATE KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. TO PLAT THEREOF RE. with office space. 2,500-10,000 necessary public Improvement to terminated her Interest in and to COMMERCIAL COLLECTORS; answer to financial security. Sell thsoe useful, no longer CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, TO THE 5 ft, fully sprinkled & In. install watermain in that portion of the business known as "The Type PROVIDING THE AUTHORITY Roberts, P.O. Box 543, Fern needed items with a Herald PAGE ii, OF THE PUBLIC RE. sulated, 1.41 SR 46. 1-194-1011. Stile Road 134 from a point i. Pk, iI. 32730. PROFESSIONAL People" and has renunciated all TO AWARD AN EXCLUSIVE Classified Ad. Call 322-2611 or CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, proxim.teiy 570 fist north of the right, title and interest therein, FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR 631-9193. COUNSELORS ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A FLORIDA; IN ACCORDANCE north right-oI.way line of State J Wanted: letters about your DATED at Altamonte Springs, THEADVERTISEMENTFORAN WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Road 436 continuIng north a Seminole problems with county I County, Florida, fhis EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES ABORTIONS RESULTFUL END, THE NEXATION PROVISIONS OF I distanceofapproximateiy50e government; buiiding per. PROVIDiNG THE TERM OF AN a BE 13th day of March, 1980. WORKING CHAPTER 171.041, FLORIDA NUMBER'S 332.2611. That all said Improvements mits, flood prone & other EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE; Nancy Baillargeon 1st Trlmister abortion - $125; I STATUTES; DEC LA N I N 6 zoning, land sales, others. shall be do,w in strict compliance Publish Mar. 30 & Apr. 6, 13, 20, PROVIDING AU.THORIZATION Gyn Clinic - $20; Pregnancy MONDAY AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL with the plans and specifications BY Margaret CITY Cammacli, REQUIRED; 37-EPlslwtRsntal — test; male sterilizatIon; free SERVICES; REDEFINING THE and estimates of the cost of said DET_13$ President, OWNERS OF PROVIDING FOR COM. conseling, Professional care CORPORATE LIMITS OF ALTAImprovements now on file in the PENSATION SEMINOLE CO., INC. R 1 Box TO CITY; supportive atmosphere, Sanford Area Pasture S RECEPTIONIST S MONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, TO office of the City Clerk of the City FICTITIOUS NAME PROVIDING FOR RATES; 217, Oviedo '37165. Also mon. ondhia1 For rent, 3'.', acres, $33 mo. INCLUDE SAID LAND IN THE of Altamonte Springs, FlorIda, Posh & exciting atmosphere, set Notice ishereby given that lam PROVIDING USE OF FRAN. thlymeetingsevery3rdTues, 531-6634 MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID which said plans, specifications engaged in business at Sanford appts, daily cash B bali CHISEE 7:30 p.m. Geneva Community P E Q U I P E 0; CENTRAL FLORIDA CITY; AUTHORIZING THE and estimates ar. hereby ap. House, 109 N. Oak Ave., Sanford, PROVIDING USE OF Ap. deposits. WOMAN'S HEALTH 3$-ntsd To Rent AMENDMENT OF THE CITY proved by the City Commission Seminole County, Florida under PROVED CONTAINERS ORGANIZATION MAP TO INCLUDE THE SAID and constitutes the plans, Ihe fictitious name of TIYE INC.. REQUIRED; PROVIDING FOR 18HeIp Wanted MedicaidAccepted $ MEDICAL SECTS LAND ANNEXED HEREIN; specifications and estimates and that I Intend to register saId HAUL SERVICE OF HAZAR. Wanted to Rent 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando -_ PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS Medical & ins, forms, ge. office cost for said proposed Im. name with the Clerk of the Circuit DO U S M A T E N I AL 5; Lk. MarySanford area. 2 or 3 6950921 Spare or part-time sales help AND PRIVILEGESOF CITIZEN. skIlls. Hurry wsnt last. provements, and the City Corn. Court,$eniinoleCoun$y, Floridain PROVIDING REMEDIES; BR house or duplex, 1 chIld, 1 TollFree l$OOfli.7 wanted. Work out of your own SHIP IN THE CITY; PROVIDING mission of the City of Attamonte &cOtdaflce with the provisions of PROVIDING SEPERABILITY; outdoors dog. Unfurnished home, set your own hours, SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS, Springs, Florida, does hereby the Fictitious Name Statutes, To CONFLICTS AND AN EF. preferred. $200 to $230 month. $MGR. TRAINEES EXCELLENT INCOME, NO AND EFFECTIVE DATE. declare the necessity for the in- Wit: Section 565.09 Florida FECTIVE DATE. S—Lost & Found Possible option to buy. Call INVESTMENT. Fringe Earn & learn, cxc. oppor. for WHEREAS, there has been filed stallation of sanitary sewer as Statutes 1957. ________________ Said Ordinance was placed on 323.0167 aft 6 or 332.1161 1 benefits include paid vacation, career minded Individual. with the City Clerk of the City of described aforesa idasa necessary Edwin Ponder, Pres. first reading on April 5, 1960, and leave_messo LOST: Tues. eve., company 2200 car, retirement plan bik Aitamonte Springs, Florida, a Publish: April 13, 20. 27, & May 4, the City Commission will consider public improvement. Garage so full there's no room Palmetto Ave. Bik poodle, 6 & more. Send Resume to: Mr. petitioncontalningthenameofthe BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 1960 same for final passage and for the car? Clean it out with a SSECURITY GUARDS mo,fem, recently clipped, long R. Luettchau, 136 Margo Lane, property owner In the area That the total cost at said Im. DEU.42 adoption after the public hearing, Want Ad in the Herald. PH. tall. "Brandy" Longwood, Fl. REWARD. 332. 32730. hereinafter descrIbed requesting 2 F.T, 1 P.T. provem.nts, including cost of ail IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN which will beheld in the City Hall Is on the lookout. 332.2611 or 531-9993. 6602,eve3236171. labor and materials, is estimated AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, of Altamonte Springs, en Tuesday, annexation to the corporate area Front person for gas pumps & of the City of Altamonte Springs. Found in Paola, adult Male to be $3,646.00 and the sum of FLORIDA the 22nd day of April, 1960, at 7:00 S GEN. LABORERS $ gift shop. Mature, dependable. Florida, and requesting to be In40-Condominiums THREE THOUSAND EIGHT CASE NO. 79-1O91CA.O3-K P.M., or as 500fl thereafter as brindle Greyhound with tatoos Several needad will train. Hurry, Apply Stuckey's Pecan Shop, cluded therein; and HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF possible.Atthemesting Interested in ears. 3234241. this is your chance. 1.41 Hwy 46, Sanford. DOLLARS (13.546.00) shalt be SEMINOLE, a National bankIng parties may appear and be heard WHEREAS, the Property Ap. __________________________ Town house InSanora 3 BR, 2 praiser of Seminole County, SpuroftheMoment Babysitting assessedagain%$allofthelotsand corporation, B, beautifully furnished, pool, with respect to the proposed or. Desk Clerk position avail. Full $ DELI WORKERS Florida, has certified that there Is in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly dinance. This hearIng may be lands adloining and contiguous or garage, available untIl Jan. 1, time 5. part time. Sal open, one (1) property owner in the area bounding and abutting upon such Be in charge. Pun, Past & rates. Day or night. 323-Wi. 1981. $425 ma,. The Real Estate exp. preferred but not PlaIntiff, continued from time to time until to be annexed and that said improvements or specially fabulous pp,er. final actIon is taken by the City Agency Inc. -Realtors 323.5334. necessary. Apply Days Inn, ie room In your attic, garage pr0ty OWflIf benefited thereby and further OTIS TAYLOR, J., siged the Sanford. a-k.a OTIS Commission. For more details stop In Sell idle Items with a CIassIlien _______________________ petition for annexation: ad designated by the assessment plat TAYLOR and EDWARD A copy of the proposed or. Ad Call a friendly ad-taker rn 41—Hodses WHEREAS, it 115 been deterdinance I Posted at the City Hall, Gin, off Ice clerk, sal open, now on file in the office of the City BISSMEYER, JR., 912 FRENCHAVE. __22hhior Clerk of the City of Attamojite mined that the property described benefits terrIfic. Contininta' Altamonte Springs, Florida, and _____________________________ Defendants. Springs, Figridi) 'which said hereinafter is reasonably copies are on file with the Cierk of 1 BR Spanish style doll house. Central Fl., 3)00 Country Club Across from the Health Dept. NOTCI SALE assessment pat is hereby ep. contiguous to the corporate the City and same may be in. Ideal for couple or single 6—CNId Cite Rd. 3224131. or call ffoflce is hereby glyin that, proved by the City Commission of area in municipal lImits of the City ___________________________ by the public, person. Only $1,500 to assume pursuant to a FInal Judgment 323.517k BEAUTY ADVISOR of Altamonte Springs, Florida, and aloe the City of Aitamonfe Springs, Foreclosure and an Dated this 6th .. of APH, A.D. mtg. CHILD CARE Order business, part time to Start, Florida, it has been determined that the Your future is cur concern Freeor reduced ReschedulIng Sale Date entered In 1910. rates ,,,_ n4 •.l' nè.. ilto mo.rn. ,ii Mr rinkt if you have the Imagination this r.Iy.ui.Jvrg.nI,c '"; the above.captioned action t''-"r " ilyouqualify.323.1434 I will person with initiative. Send That it not result in the creation of an home can be turned Into a CltyClerkoftpeCity Mechanics helper, chauffeur 1k is the determInation of sell the property situated in the City Commission qual to P.O. Box 14973, Child Care-toddlers In my Altamonte Springs, Florida enclave; and duplex or hone with businni preferred, will train. Apply In that all lOts Seminole County, Florida, Orlando 32857. homó. 2 meals, TLC. Sanford WHEREAS, the City of Publish: AprIl U, 1980 and lands adloining and con. described as: or maybe you have ideas of person Richie's VW, ImI. N.of area.232.4011. tiguous, or bounding and abutting Altamonte Springs, Florida, is ia your own. Zoned comm. 431 on 17-n. Lots 7 and I, Block 13, Second 0EU44 position to provide municipal $12,000. upon the seid Improvements will 5ec$Ion,5Ap4LANTA,accordingt Will Babysit RN or LPN, I to 12 part time. beespeclalIybenefi$edbyfl, INTHIC1NCUITCOURTPOR servic.stothepropirlydescrlbed lnmyhomesp.m. ALLFLORIDAREALTY improvements provided for In this the Put thereof as recorded In SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA hersln,andtheCityconrnlssionof Apply in person Sanford Fencedyard,TLC,fl3-I Resolution; and that the special P'at look 4, Pages 31, 39 and 40, PROlATE DIVISION Wurslna a Convalescent the City of Altamonte Springs, _______________________ OF SANFORD RIALTOR CITY OP ,..Center; ISOMellowilleAve. assessments to be made and en. Public Records of Seminole PILE NUMBER IS-144.CP Florida, deems it in thi best in. __________________________ ALTAMONTISPEINOS, County, Florida, s FrenChAve. 3320,331 DIvision tired against au lots and lands 9-Goad Ttthigs to Eat terut of the City of Attimonte FLORIDA Convenience store clerk. Good locited on State Road 134 from a at public sale, to the highest and IN RE: ESTATE OF JON P. Springs, Florida, to accept said 332.3777, 3fl.77, NOTICE Company OP PUBLIC IIIARINS benefits. Apply point approximately 170 feet north best bidder for cash, at the West. HAN RINGTON, petition and tO annex said Strawberries. Lerge I Plentiful, TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP Handy Way Foods. Sanford Oscsased Older 2 story, owner $15,000. of the north right-of-way line of Front door of the Seminole County property, you or we pick. DaIly i to & PROPOSED ODINANCI area. NOTICE State Road ia continuing north a Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT TO WHOM iT MAY CONCON: Quantity discounts. Beets 5 11:00A.M. onthe tNti day of April Country 3.1, CA&H, freshly OP ADMINISTRATION distance of approximately ENACTED BY THE CITY OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RN full tIme, S-I shift. Apply in bi., Sweet potatoes, $4.50 ba. painted, fenced back, estin TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ALTAMONT E SPRINGS, as described aforesaid adlolnlng 1960. by the CIty of Attarnonte Springs PSI'NII Sanford Nursing Fresh or cured Pork 70c lb or '(SEAL) CLAIMS OR kit, terms, asking $34,500. DEMANDS and contiguous or bounding FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: up at Florida, that the Commission will Cow. Center, HO MelIonvilI, Treasure Island, Hwy ü ARTHUR H. BECK#ITH JR. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE abutting upon such contemplated SECTION ONE: That the Ave. East of Leesburg. 7$7.35), hold a public hearing to consider CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. following described property, Geneva, '77 Del wide, S acres imp,ovementsslall be made upon enattment of Ordinance He h1 COURT LPN full time, 3-il. Apply to TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: partly fenced, out building, anareabasis,thatIstouy,t,.ai beIng and situate In Seminole 10, entitled: Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 YOU the preparation of the special By: Cynthia Proctor ARE hIgh 1 dry, good water, ferns HEREBY County, Florid, fo.Wlt: ANORDINANCEOPTHECITY LInd St., Sanford. Deputy Clerk NOTIFIED that $44,000. assessment roll covering the the ad. (DescrIbed as being the OP ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, contemplated Imgroyemeqts,,uch CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD, mlnisfrationoftheestat.of Jon P. property wIthin and bounded by FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR AN Nurse Aides exp. in nursing NOTICITOCRIDITORS & Harrington, deceased, File North Street, Baker Street, SMITH BATEMAN REALTY special benefits shall be deter. EMMANUEL, UNDER UNIFORM COM. ORDINANCE RENEWING AND home cara. Apply In Persn Number 50.144-CF. Is pending In Douglas Road, and State Road 100, MERCIAL COOI.BU.k mined and prorated according to CUTLER, PA. EXTENDiNG FOR A PERIOD OP Reg. Real Estate Broker SALES Lalieyiew Nursing Center, 912 the Circuit Court for Seminole an area basis of the respective Post Office lox 1171 and including the portion of laker TO: All Creditors •1 SIXTY (60) DAYS THAT 2140 Sanford Ave. E. Orlando, Florida County, Florida, Prabate Division, properties adjoInIng and Street adlacont to Lot Eight.) POE THE RUSSELL and PATRICIA FRANCHISE fting 30S-$44300 the iddressol which Is Seminole tigtaus or boundIng and 321-O75 Lots seven and Eight, lees the SHE/i COLLECTIONOF COMMERCIAL FACTORY WORKERScounty CourThouse, Room 316. Improvements Attorneys for Plaintiff upon such rigtt.of.ways far State Raid 100, mature w.lurnlng ability. I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SOLID WASTE AS AWARDED TO especially benefIted by said Im. PUblISh Apr. 13, , 1110 Sanford, Florida 31771. The per. Douglas Road and North Street, that a Bulk Transfer under Article DUMP ALL, INC. ON APR IL 21, Heavy physical work. Retirees NEW HES sonal reprelsetative of the estit. peovements, aid including that right-of way for 60f the Uniform Commercial Coda 1 971 i PN0VI0IN0 acceptable. United Solvents. is Earl That the City Clerk of the city of CITYOP SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS Harrinpton whose address laker Street idlicent to the will be made on or after 1 to .SdelIy 3236466. Is 733 Ionelireak Drive, OrIande, ALTAMOIITE SPRINIS, Attamonte Springs, Florida, in southerly border of Lot Eight, of day of April, 1950, between Russell AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. _____________________ Fioiida 33107. TM name and FLORIDA cordance with the provIsIons of Said Ordinence was placed en the Addenda to Map of AItamonte and Patricia Shea d.b-a lunar 142 Carver Av Academy Mao. 21—Sih,atlonsWanted law, shall proceed to make 1.1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARjNG address of the personal and Palm Springs, according to Ceramics at Kisslmm.e, Florida tiI resding on April , g, r_ $210 mp. 1 undir if you qualify attorney are set Put thereof recorded In PIat look as "Transferor," and David aid the City Csmmisslon will consleer prepare a special assessment roil, TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Mary Oriffiti Realtor forth below. PROPOSED ORDINANCI assessIngthespeciatb.neflfsto i,Page11,offfi.pualicRrd$of Shirley DetwIler, Kisslmmee, same for final passage and Exp sect avid PANT TIME, 12s-u36 3223991 All persons having claIms or Seminole ItoS received as the result of said Sanford area. Write P.O. lot dltiF the PUblIC County, Florida, Florida, as "iransferee." TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lmprawmentsa.inslm.Iotsaod 54, $dflfif'd, Fl. 32111 or call against the estate are beandffi,sam,lsh.rmyamfted 2. During the otis year past the- whldiwlIlbe held In the City Hall Buildtosuit-ourlotoryours NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN reeuired, WITHI N THREE to aid made a part of the City of Transferor, so tar as Iands,adjoining and contiguous or of Altamont Springs, on Tuesday, 323.4416 aft_S tOt_detaIl,. FHA.VA, FHA 2351243 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Altamonte Springs, Florida, the Transferee, has had the the 2)id day of April, 1950, bounding arid abutting said im- by the City of Altariente at 7:00 provements, basing said special Florida, that the Commission will THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF pursuant to the voluntary an. following busIns names and 29-Rooffli or as soon thereafter as THIS NOTICE, to tile with the M. Unsworth Realty assessment against the respective hold a public hearing to consider thIS ineuling interested nexing provisions of Chapter addresses, in addition to the name click of the above court a written properties to be especially enactment of Ordinance No. 524171.044,plorIda5tatutftando may appear end be heard Sanford Gracious living. Reas. andaddresswhlthapp,a,sabav,: pa' Vatem,ntof.nycleimorde,n assessed applicable iaws. with aspeCt to thu pelPosed or. THREE upon None they may have. Each claim must Weekly I monthly rates, THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED Ordinance amending SECTION 'TWO: That the car3. All debts of the Transferor are dinince. This hea'$I5 may be REALTOR utilities pd Inquire be lnwrlting and MLS S. Oak must indicate the posts AND FORTY-SIX DOLLARS thiS of from time to time until limits of the City of to be paid In full on clsslrg asa 141-7153best for the claim, the name aid 3234061 or eves. 323-0317 ($3,646.80) this 5p of . i. Florida, by the amendment AftamoWe Springs, Florida, he result of the transaction. All final action Is taken by the City impromments as determined by ChapterL"AdmMlstrat. by the addressofthec...dht.rorl*..n, w It Is herewith aid hereby credilors a'. hereby admonished Com.nission. Slp1ng Rooms plus privileges, or attorney, and ttue nevnt reeiooasfe..csaldia%d this Resolution ank the amount-. adoptIeflhf Article st.. A copy of the pr.posw orto send their statements lyWeekorMenth claimed. ii the claim Is netput dstermlngd by this Resolutleit to Review Prgcsdere' by providing dktw.ce Is Posted at the City Hail. Transferee's Attorney, Eric 3234321 , thil date it will became be assessed against the said SECTION THREE: That the Masliburn, P.O. 50* winter Altimonte Springs, Florida, and 3 BEDROOM, 1½ lATH, OQU. 'edures for the Investigation of due shall be stated. lithe claim Is changes relating to any member of proparty. city Clerk Is hereby authorized to Garden, Florida, Working gentleman or before the copies are on file with the Clerk of BLE CARPORT, AP PL I. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: me city Commission, providing cUnt or unulquldatsd, the amend, alter and supplement the $th day of April, on 190, lathe even, the CIty and same may be In- Private hone, private entranca. APICES, AIR I nature of the uncertainty slisil be Official HEAT, ON ALThat the special asaeesmen,s by the public. tIii hiring of en investlpslst, stated. city Mpp it 3221126 the City Of that the conslderatim to be paid to If the MOST 2 ACRES, SUNLAND. provided for by this ReSsMleu the appoint lug pf I hearing claim Is secured, the Alameete 1pris, FIerHe. Rh day at April, AD. the Transferor is ua,. SELLER WILL HOLD THE shall be payable at the opthen of examiner, dill the conduct it a security shall be described. inClude thu laivastlon coatakued sy all bills, or ml — , $,ffi$J$ (WwnsI MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,100. shill deliver Sulfidaut in section One hereof. me property owners as loliowe: public hearing with recom. Phyllis JerdsIU. CMC, Shy bills are csntsatad by the copies II thiS Claim IS hitS ClOth he In cash, within thIrty (30) days mendatimtoffiecftvcommloilsn: .sablelhecleck, mall amcy City Clerk ii the City SECTION POUR: That upon this Tranelav. the consideration will LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM of the confirmation of the said providel ,0a'ab1tV' I BR Sandlswuj, w.w itAflMoWeSprffigs,pIerd becoming effective the bedeposlfelinffi,Rflat,M pa he each personal regreuntative. rjn, all pfapçfy HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. fatly eat lilt, $180. let & 1W + special asaessment roll or in one aid effective data. AprIl U, 1110. of Circuit Court of Orange County, ' All Ias nt.,.sto in the PORT, DSIARY AR IA, LOW sic. annual installment, said deferred DEU.43 the prapsely dsicr laid Ordinance will beplacedsa estate herein Florida and an kiterpleader DOWN, SELLER WILL. TAKE payment to bear inlarast at the iltstrOadlns.nApril II, INlaid be entitled Is all the rigots will be Inst Itutel as provided by MORTGAGE, $32,000. nPI been shall U up. Pool. AdultS ai rate of eight percent(Ipct) per the City Cemmissisa will NOTICE UNDER FICTIT*U$ privileges and Immunities Section 6744.106(4), FlorId. as cinildor mailed avg rvirel. WITHIN aid on Lake 'AM. Just Is ii annum, the deferred payment, saul fir final passage a NAME STATUTE THREE MONTHS PROM THE a-i tram time to tiase ranted to Statutes. IRAND NEW OVIEDO 04W. *irgev, saut en ;.fl in. plus Interest he he shu and payable adiplien liter the PUblic luearkis, DATE OP THE FIRST 4. Thepreperty to he trausferrW TO WHOM I? MAY CONCERN: rI property aomars of LIX, 7 BEDROOM EACH, sanford, csii one (I) puar trim the dale of City of Altamonte springs, ChwllibeheldlflffiClty Hell PUBLICATION NOTICEisheryglveng . THIS the CARPET, CENTRAL AIR, conlirmitien of sail itANSmWsSprIigs,sjiruegy, NOTICE, is tue any .iactie. Florida, and as are further Kls$mmw. Florida. A general wudarslgeed, pursuant ti this roil. "FictItious Name Stetute.". the thud dip if AprIl, 1* at 1:11 hhiJy my hays that challenges flu pr,vied hit Chapter 171, Florida description it said prspi U IT FURTHER RESOlVED: P.M.. a' $ lisP thersifter ii me idles lnventry end O* $$Jp, pfl SiSlules, 31-_ApSiO11*FW11I1Id validIty ml desdu'4e will. the ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM. ThaI this Rolilif lii Mall he- It5Sh*ft.At*emeetlngla*srated qualificatlens of me perowual SECTION FIVE: It any sW 0l$tlf With ml Click lithI will of retell and wholesale. FRESH PAINT, FRESH published encea weak* . parties may apps.i- and be heard a' CirCUit C46WL in aid Seminole pirtlen eta sWimu it this ceramics huskies.. a'. Furnished aØs fir .$ie a' thu venue or CARPETI READY FOR OC. Camly. FIe1.NisP NCIW it of two (*1 weeks it ml Evenin with issp&J to ml sNsad er. Ivcrnn ii ml cow, lliisnc• Prey's IS be invalid, LA_detailed scfusjl g Clissiu$. Very clean. Ill CUPANCY. ONLY U1,NI shience. This hearing may be Herald, a newspaper ii general of ltiHiib li.lSIi Rofim. IJ. rasma-lo Ave. las Jimmie ALL CLAIMS. DIMANDS,'ANO t*$istOl er uncaWilutlepual, It preparl-v Ii be lra*arrod, circutatisa In Seminole County. inul item time ho time until sit nense, he: beheld IS Invalidit. a' at Cliditirl slid affidavits Cewait. OSJICTION$ NOT SO PILED piirii.. t1W actlun S taken W the OSM$WIC*RICUATION City WILl. SI POREVU BARRIO I.ngskhluev.Ildsy, farcsa' efgt 'squired to S Fiodde Unthsren I BE IT FURTHER eISOlVID CaimI55s,. it aty May wim a, part at CeMNiercl.I Ced,.lofk Silas Is en' ONOSIICTI SANFORD- 1 ladI'OISI a' a' whIch IMItY 5 augigs That this RieiM*u hut be .ui _ A copy ii me ers.d a'- this Pleilcesi Admlslat,stjpu: _ _ _ tile in thu Ifilce it Coulift & Mash. erdlemcs. sludie AdultS Wv. nice rss. become effective Immediately dIMice lepWilal ml City Hall, a bus&ieusli SECTION SIXI All erdiliences '' 1. OtIlard IL. Wkder ShIft Avenue. a'e $1710 _up. aslW s, trim aid 10 a' IN usipi aid Aitisienti lrl. Flertop aid °'°. a'N Y be ' LIPLILULd, FinnS.. I RI aINcluncy ISSIN is. les are en file wIth me clerk of u Pa-seal Rapr,ILI,iIi,of iduglien. hisrenNit be ml same are IlUpaciedhy at .srs.s, firms aid. ThaI _ho psily mended 1 sii fr5U! utilities Pd. Giatleman PASSED AND ADOPTED isis tile City aid sans may be hit' conpsnitleøi' having Claims beSinNI*Ia-.!*& is an twm: hereby rWu•'st EstateatJspp.Narr praf..es4 shari balk weam. Slit it April, A- 0. Richard iU'W by the publIc. J. I7aminI SECTION SEVEN: This a', Slime -me Transfs,,t, Oseuw - uams+soap.Av&t.Apra eis*.m'#*ar - ONWIWSIhI.Vit*II,A.D. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL. linince skit h*me affective the hews P:0 * SIIOLIR RIALTY a s CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS EveningHerald,Sanford,Ft.Sunday, April13,1,00-SB Tfred of house hunting? 3.2, 1330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. eneva Gardens Apts. 1503W. 25th St. IA RATES £ I LI I I LWIIIIIg DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday Noon Friday _______________ 41—Houses ___________________ _______ /A .FHA.235-COn,Home Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot 01 our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc., Realtor 641-30)2 ROBBIE'Sj _______ _________ _____________________ IIAUQ1 Sanford $33,900 2 BR, 18 rental unit, C-H&A, fenced yd. Cream Puff! 24"fl&JR 322.9283! ___________________________ iii $ I ' mercial building w partition, Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath each, ______________________ --_-_- , ------------' yours for $95,000. - - ., & -.-- JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, lB home in Wynnwood on a beautifully landscaped loll Pan Fl rm, Din, area, w w carpet, lg patio & lots more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 137,500. privacy fence, pool-patio, Low dwn owner will hold at I? pct. . $38,900. 322-4911 aft ___________________________ I Sps 2 Calif conS temporaries, 5.43,900 ea. 2 BR, dbl garage, sc porch, beautiful cond. Exc financino. 'V 'u .c O'c...,a 410 ____________________________________________ -.. 3226123 ________________________ UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 28 cus - OPEN HOUSE torn built home on Crystal Lk chaini 70' sc porch overlooking Sunday 1.5 505 Valencia. Spanish 3 BR, 2B. FP, Price reduced to $52,500. lake & every feature imaginable. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $110,000. remodeled, 2 car garage, corner lotl Great investment Prop.l Adi. prop. avail.I cony, to apts or used for 701 Bldg. 339-0509 E.AltamonteDr. 339050$ 523.500! CALL ANYTIME -" - _______________________ LegalNotice 2525 French 32 3- 2222 '- ' ______________ S French. 373 1310 cleared (adj. IOA avail) 522.000. Duplex 2 BR ea. good 132,500 good terms. 295-7766 or 6714530. _______ __________________________ in. Super investment. Eac. 2 BR, 20, ww, CA.H, WD, OW, pool, club house, icr. porch, $33,500, 337.0333. ________________ 11 PcI. Financing Available Very large 1 or 2 BR condo wall appl., including WI), carpet, CH&A. $27,900 i a; $37,900 2 BR. 6710Sl4 or 1.273. 322 5191 ___________________________ John Deere 117 home & garden tractor w grass cutter, tiller, rake & seek spreader. Honda XL 70, recent top end overhaul, English Saddle 18" seat. $18,500. CALL ANYTIME evoorator, 323 3920. 8 Ft. Pick up Truck Cap $100 ___________________________ Call322-1171 ------- --- -- - 5)Household GoOds ______________________________ - - _______________________ STENSTROIVJ REALTY - I REALTORS Eve. 305.665.5440 5ev our beautiful new BROADMORE, front I rear BR's. 305.323-3543 _____ 1976 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $16) or $21 mo Agent 339 6386. ________________ French 3232222 Si--Furniture REALTORS Multiple Listing Service FURNITURE--e Piece Broyhill dining room set, glass front _______ - . ________________________ __________________ . -_______________ _________ _________________________ - OPEN HOUSE REALTY MAYFAIR VILLAS SUNDAY IS PM by Shoemaker. 25$s PARK 24351/i S. French (1742) Sanford 3235324 - un, - _____ PERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE in CREATIVE I. owner FINANCING HELPS PAY FOR ITSELF 3 Bdrms, 2 bath, w. FIREPLACE, additional monthly Income of $420 all on 5+ acres only 5lI2,000. Realty,IC - *CRE PLUS IN HASTINGS 3235774 CHOOSE FROM. $6,300 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY, 24 Hrs. 2¼ ACRES, PAVED ROAD, ____ - - - - - - ---- - - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI- OPEN-SHADOW LAKE TIES on W. 1st St. near wOODS, fantastic new 3 I I proposed hospital, I city block BR homes featuring natural only $110,000. BUYERS & SELLERS we can advise clients on Income TAX consequences & shelters, others by appointment it SAVES. - - - 4 - - - - - - - - ___ & _____ , - - -. . ..;. ____ ---- - ... _. . - - . it ml . ' '.-L Jitolahli. CMC PiSlIskApriIl3INl DRUM - -- - . $uyllIs City at anamo. Sprigs. Flerila . '11111111 Slvupsn$sfkwi REPtI$IIflAUVI clua-1 5.. ItwilIls, Ill $1 N. PII*$$i Aviti p gs ______ - - osvei :' - - . cserit a, ,&s.i _____ Nil P*IsI ATTEST: Phyllis is*i . - . "i es a,i I, i SECOND READING; Map II, ISIS . PumI*AprU6.I3,IS,17,I90 0114.1$ - Tp -p 'j Puhllsrna.rtlt,.*)o, OEUII - ' rssag, . - . - P.M. *SiMlbP. -DMa. at Wilier- rns'. Ntis suit day S1' - . Shirley I.. DaIwliar Vail,,' - it ' - - - : _.,... : -- PublIsh April $3,)90 art,.. . ' . - 'U Florida 11715 OOiø Doled., SCENIC LOCATION Oh the Oeauslful Weklva RIver 6+ acres oily $110.01 . - - - RlC$MDJ.00MlNlcA - Publish aSl!H 4, l& *1,1110 01U41 - . . - ST. JOHNS ACCESS 10 acm, easy terms otily 136,000. BROKER 3431 S. MyrtleAve. Sanford Orlando 32)060 331.1177 ______________ WE ARE CONCERNED WITH YOUR NEEDS. ____ CV. New jersi,, *is suit it Marsh. 190. . investment tmpty I U, flk i, ci lenced $ folly es.kit., S31& '*è - STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR322E911 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 444,',jal Property _______________ r' -Investors this won't last long. Furnished triplex. Carports, Ige lot on S. Sanford Ave., has room to expand, fully rented. ProfIt over 5300. Assume present ntg., asking $43,000. 2 - - SPACIOUS 3 BR briCk formal DR. eat-in kit,, COO'. sfiadid lot. $3490. Wasted to buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Write Box 1539, Sanford giving location, owner and price.No salesman. - I - ____________________________ I 4 BR, fan. home wpooI. schools. prime residential arcs. Only loautifol Country lii ii Deltonu, located off Courhiand & liallowlerd, wooded, $3,30 323701 altar I. 111,5001w. east-pp siv.r.JBR. 2½l, choice area. kit., iqpt., ww carpet, C.H&A, All Amenities. 576,100. 10115 STATE SrSSr i,, 1 leg. . Wili buy 1st & 2nd mortgates. We also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. UIN.17.ltCas,elsy,p,FI. Eve. 162.3453 Eves: 349.3100. 3221911, 373.4302 reluabilltationprolect.Willpay up to $10,000, maybe more. Call Stanley Stone, Sanford Housing AuthorIty 303-323. 91)5. JA,..ItgSsBoUgIW &So - - repoTi6 cu ft frost free. Orig. $579, now $205 or $19 ma. Agent 3396366. - -- ___ 53WRadiSte - ---- - .- working. $99.95. 10 to choose from. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl, So. of Sanford. 12?5121. Good Used TV's, $751 up MILLERS 26l9OrlandoQr. Ph. 322-0332 TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig. $493.75. hI $183.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339-53*6. ___________________ BARGAIN TV's - RobInson. Orlando, 422-2976. '73 Chrysler Newport .1.1,000 org. mi, fully equipped, I new tires. 5975. 373-2766. - - ___________ -- - _________ . - I Five to good home lqe, good natured, mixed Pit Bull 8, __________________________ - 68Wanted to Buy _______________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES. Sanford Furuult1re Salvage. 332-572), _____________________________ Will buy 010 class rings & silver - __________________________ Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pleceor Houseful 323-2801 Bridges Antiques ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6146)76 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Ftmrnilure 205 E. 25th St. 323-098). - _________________________ Air Wanted to buy used office equipment. Noll's Sanford - - 72'Auction HERB'S TV 7597 S.Sanford Ave. ____ 323-1734 ______ 54—GarageSales •PUBLICAUCTION MON., APR. 14 AT 7 PMI LOTS OF MODERN FURNITURE & MISC. CASH DOOR PRIZE CASH-VISA.MC SANFORD AUCTION I 1215 S. FRENCH 323-7340 * ESTATE SALE * ____________________________ misc Call 373 7786 anytime. ___________________________ Auto Glass 'Tinting ____________________ ___________ Taylor's Auto Glass Tinting Prevent fading & Snooping Cars-Vans-Trucks _____________________________ Buuty Care am. to4 p.m. Lg. I sm appl, wooden desk. furn. steroes, radios I lots of mIsc. items. S. Sanford Ave. across from Ryder Truck ReVIal. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett's Beauly Nook 5)9 E. 15? St.. 322 5742 _________________________ Cabinets _______________________ &Accessories ROBSON MARINE 7fl1HWy.17.92 Sanford, Fla.3377I 1971 Bonita Ski Boat with tripod, 173 Johnson rebuilt motor & 'trailer, $900 or best offer. 333. 3161. 1$' Bonita Boat with 150 lip Mercury outboard I trailer, good condition, $2,300. 3237420 REMODELING whole ball of wax. CarpetCleanlng _______________________________ B. E. LINK CONST, '" °" _______________________ Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy Want Ad way, The magic number ii 322 2611 or 831 9993 ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING ______________ Custom Furnilure. kitchens, wall units, wood or mica. "Specialty Items", 3399136 1 - Special Rates for Complexes 2Ihr. Light IuIing Free Estimates 8300070 -- Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc. __________________________ Qiramlc 'rile (LOCALI3I,5371 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our _________________________ specialty, 25 yrs. Exp, 669 6562 PaInting ____________________________ __________________________ Clocic RepaIr KELLCO PAINTING Licensed&Dependable Quality household repairs Residential 8. Commercial FreeEst. 611-0045 __________________________ GWALTNEy JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 3226509 _______________________ Creative Surfaces lic., special- lessmaklng - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 323-0707 Groonilng&Bo.rding stat controlled heat, off floor lung in repainting, ml. & ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 5625592. PaIntIng &Repsjr Trent Painting & Repair Interior IExterior Free Est. 372 3555 sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 332.5752. ____________________ lowInt.22).0073 Remodeling __________________________ Newrms. kit& bath remodeling Fireplaces. We handle the Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo- llllmlnlmotorhome, takeover payments, Addstion$& Remodeling Free Es?. Lit. & Bonded Johnny Walker Const. Ltd. 372 6451 Palmetto Ave., Volks Shop, Sanford, Includes: '12 Titan - 75—Recreational, VeNcles Inside or Outside, Top or Bottom, We & it All. Home Repair & Remodeling. Fences, roof, carpet, plumb., patio, etc., etc., etc. Chances are if we can't do it no one can. 24 hr. 332 077) ________________________________ ____________________________ Lincoln Mark III & assorted truck parts. SERVICES UNLIMITED I4ew or Old. Small or Large, ________________ Free Estimates 322-41S4 Paul Hanson estate to be sold April 15th, 10:00 AM, 214 ______________________ 55-Boats Home Rspafr Conditioning Central Temp will service AC's, _____ refrlg, freezers, water coolers, - For Estate Commercial & Neil dential Auctions 8 Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. _________________________ _____________________ Webuyusedfurniture tractor, Great Dane trailer, '7) Why pay more? WANTED TO BUY-Homes in the City of Sanford for _________________ _______________________ . iii. Yard Sale: Sun. onIy 47Rs*lEstateWanted 2439 S.Mvrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 3371577 3' story, convert toduplex. Zoned 3 BR, 31 choice country area. All Amenities. ""' RE&iiY - TERRIFIC assumption. 5)0,500 ___________ - - , Mayer it Ii. Clip it Mamonte springs. HANDYMAN ccirn.r - - div HANDYMAN3aR, 1%',B, shaded '' so' w..w. 3390509 339-0505 - tCROCEITT 2og (N0SS - - - - s;so aewit I closing will put you in this 2 ldrn. I lath home with FIREPLACE, only 133,500. open terraces. ½ acre wooded lots 595,500$ up. Assume low mt. rate mtg. DIRECTIONS: from SaWordgo West past I-I, 200 yds on Hwy 46. iett on Wayside Dr. mets of $21 mo. Agent 339. Used tbl model color TV's, all _ wood & stone, tiled foyers, - 8356. - LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO I CFU. $20,000. ----- time, Bal. $159.14 or 5)9.35 mo. Agent 339.5356. ________________________ 4 rental units inc SRX lic, rest, iOIBidg. E. alfimorite Dr. 78 Pont Trans Am, like 33.000 ml only 15.686 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436. Casselberry. 831 6399 ______________________ ___________________________ _______________________ 17 Ford Explorer. spoke wheels, Lawnmowers We sell the best 8. 351 Cleveland, auto & AC. only service the rest. WESTERN WE BUY CARS 1.3.888. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy AUTO, 301 W. 1st St. __________________________ _________________________ I 436. Casselberry, 831 6399. 701 French 323 7634 _________________________ FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL I '73 PInto, 29rnpq,goodtires. Don't Despair Or Pull Your hair YELLOW SAND New baIt 8 muffler Use A Want Ad 322 761) or Call Clark & I4irt 373 7580 372 4879 between 186 ______________________________ 831 999) _______________ ___________________ ', 1911 GMC ton. I wh drive, 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON. 65—Pets-Supplies dual whIs, lust rebuilt auto, AUTO. AIR, LOOKS GOOD. __________________________ Pt, PS. $2,500 FIRM. 3231917 RUNS GOOD EXC. TIRES, SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale. att 5 1595 321 0610 Sweeksod $?000t'ach Phone 377 0587 __________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _________________________ __________________________ Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short Whatever theoccasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. _________________________ INC EALTORS 2½ ACRES PINE. PALMETTO I NEAR LAKE HARNEY. WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT SUNDAY 1.5 OPEN-34S3 Country Club Rd (SR 44A). brand new ranch style, Sandieweod and brick. 3 BR, 21, FR, FP. $79,900. I - 79—Trucks.Trailers - of Sanford. 3321731. 323 0697 __________________ over LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. 62—LaWn-Garden Furniture Salvage, 1792, SO.. Originally $649, assume pay- bar, lounge. Exc investment, $2,000 mo income, 5175,000. OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 DOUBLE OPEN HOUSE MOONEYAPPLIANCES ______________________ (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO REALTORS.MLS KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service. Used Machines. Push button controls, has carouset, still in warranty, Plumbing business complete w inventory 1. real estate. Call W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 337-7953. _________________ ________________ . - -- MICROWAVE BUSINESS for Sale Retiring 3226161 ._ Harold Hall : Property ___________________ _________________ _________________ _____ 46—Commercial 43—LOts-Act'ea9 _____________________________ ___________________________ _______________________ STEMPER SEZI BUYERS we have EX. — poinemtnet. _._ - __ Nice residential lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3.11Omtg.at9";pc$. int.with $25 me. pymti. Total price $7,500 or best Offer. 3235036. - 3227180 NEW TIRES$19 998 UP 2113 French Ave Sanford FURNITURE ITHINGS - ________________________ l6Olds Delta 88. 2 dr, 350 engine. 48.000 one owner mi. only 52.4.41. 436 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy .1.36. Casselberry. 831 6399. - A OK TIRE _______________________ ___________________ 5005. SanfordAve. _____52-Appliances in the Herald 3222611 or 631. I ________________________________ Sanford 323 6593 ' double front door, etc. Price reduced for quick sale $4,IE firm call 3fl444 for ap- The Real EstateAgency lnc.,Realtors ONWI6-A ACROSS -MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB Delightful 2 & 3 BR - 20 condo homes,teaturingluxuryappl., lanced patio 1 4 floor plans on beautiful wooded lots. w.city cony., adjacent to Mayfair Country ClubI Quality const, WOALDa -- lakingupspacewithawn Fleetwood 12x60, 2 BR, corn. pletely renovated, everything in excellent cond, new carpet, ________ _____ (((D))) china cupboard, $375. Call Mrs. Nanette Patterson. 339-1190 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are iust GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323.S200 VA&FitAFinancing 78-Motorcycles 1978 T Bird 31,000 mi Like new. Blue. $4,50. 3222287 _____________________ vv.,a.,.ut-av1,wwmi ,ui,uor will accept trade 323 1730 '69 Chey 2 or, AC. Auto, PS. trar.s. $600 333 2Bl9aft 5 -- - - iiji1Niici - t,p OoIl8r Paid for tunk 8. Used cars. trucks & heavy equip rnent 327 5990 I'Mterials ctlN"T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad __________ In,, I,.... - _•___ i-..- -' -...* - - Removed BUY JUNK CARs From 510 to $50 Call 322 1621. 322 1160 (locks 8s8s17 used, not cleaned. 100 for $25 you haul L. D 372 .481) 6 30 __ 2525 REALTOR MIS' 332.5475 Eve323-$e4 ------- fl-Junk - - coins. Top dollar paid. Call 'zoff of total inventory of brand m 323-lUR new interspring bedding. I These beds are 1,01 damaged Cash 322-4132 or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets Only! Free Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. local delivery. Noil's Sanford Buy & Sell, the finest In used Furnllure Salvage, 17 92. So. of __________ furniture, Retrig., stoves, Sanford. 327 8721. tools. Park 322-2420 1 YR. OLD DBLWIDE BeautIful 1g. 2 BR, 21, w. Central HIA heat pump, big horns., I huge kit. Low low cash to mlg. 519,90011 Harold Hall Realty,Inc. 323-5774. ' _____________________ I4osjse OIIIIg HouSewives Cleaning Service Persoisalized, fast dependable .,_.vw._. . ii,,,. -- - Wedding photography by John U I WV ,,, Wedowasliwindows J5I WU%W 677-594 Tree Service Ifll,1.1INlW __________________________ 1 Man, qualityoperation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Real. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemn. Houses - Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim Flinn. 831-7191 - -- BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321-0317 5. 6. BALINT Carpentry, Painting, Malt. ofalltypis.LIc,B.onded 323-403* Insured 8341391 Custom built utility & bcat trail. SrI, truck racks repairs. a misc. 16' Deep-V Boat and galvanized trailer. Boat needs some work. 1450.323.9061. ' .--'.-.--. p-..-..----- ----- - - ___________ _________ . - .-. -----..---.--- - - - Cuilum, Free engagement ptos or Color 1*10. 323-6251. . -_ - Dalmatlan, lovable & good — 2565 42—Mobile I - . wIth chIldren. Dog needs _______ ______ , A OK I lifE 322 141i) Shocks 55.95.-Heavy Duty $7.95 AIR SHOCKS SiltS New flatteriesS29.95 2113 FrenchAve., Sanford ' --- - ______________________ vestment. 135.600. 6 Dupiexes off Lk. Mary Blvd.. — Parts - Frederick Elec furnace & Airport 51)0,000. 6+ acres 17-92 (331' frontage) Prime Comml 5150.000. 10 acres Lemon Bluff Rd., Sandiewvod Village 7 Badrooms Army Boots $1199 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 20 acres Sipes 8 Marquette, S. of F0rSalS REALTORS _____ Listing _______________ Multiple Service Start your own used bookstoret 5,000 used books for sale Call 1275 306.4 or I 277 .1896 for details Prime Comm.! Phone 322-7861, Sanford 2 full Baths, available May 30. -----61—Building - 76-Auto for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3)) 315E First St 3725627 - 2 lots- 3rd 8 Pine Ave. 56.000 St. Johns River, beautiful lots, si;,000. 1 acre Z GC-2, Fulton St. $7500 2 acres Bass Blvd., Mullet Lk Pk. $33,500. 10 acres SR 46 E. & Mullet Lk. Pk. Rd. (600' frontage) $35,500. acres Richmond Ave. , Moores Sta. Rd. beautiful home site. 139,500. ___________________________ ____________________ 101 Sunset Rd. Stone Island. Lake sIde. 3 BR, or 4 BR, 21, nice kit, FP, deck, patio & garage. $85,000 assume at $" pct. Park _______________-______________ - STE N ST R 0 I1 ___________________________ Sunday 15 PM 25653222420 ._ 50—Miscellaneous Beds. Dbl motel IiIjT, 5.30 set Sanford Auction, 1215 107W. Commercial 3104 S. Park Ave. 3 BR, 28. in sought after Pinecrest. Fl rm, fenced bk yd, Close to bus. - 43-Lots-Acreage I W. Garnet? White Sunday 1.5 PM NEAT! 3 OR, lB home with lots of potentiail Priced t6 saUl - - I pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under 5250. Low down payments, 372-2387. • - _____ _____ REALlY S perfect for Ig fam, Can be rooming house. it - ......... -. Reg. Real Estate Broker SUPER! 3 BR, 28 home on nice - -, - REALTORS Sunday IS PM 127,1001 - '.- ________________ ____________________ __________________________ compact ' - INC. Reg. Real Estate Broker -- __________________________ For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, tiling cab 8 chairs Many items to choose from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So of Sanford 322 8721 In electric blankets Instead?" Winter - - •f3J•;[•••••, REALTORS 322-7973 2710 Sanford Ave. £ompaflf/ 120N.PdrkAve. -- 60.A—Susiness Equip. _______________________________ The Time Tested Firm - Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday at 8 p m its the only one in Florida. Yo set the reserved price Call 901 2556311forturtherdetails ______________________ JUST MAKE PAYMFNT- '6? to '75 models Call 3)9 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) 75 Chevy Surban, Siverado pkg, Duel AC, only 5.3,75(1 436 AutO Sales, 860 hwy 136, Casselberry. 831 6399 _________ -. Goldsboro--ByOwner 3 BR, completely remodeled inside & out. New w-w carpet. Large workshop. Only $19,500. 32202)6. St. d0I /Je w-every imaginable feature I 2300 sq ttt This home can be -, " Sanlanta 3 BR, 28, C-H&A, 1'7 ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake JesSup Heights. 5)0.000.00. FANTASTIC new custom built brick home on Ig wooded site _- _____ "' VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. - 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van. 8 pass., 36.000 ml only $5,488. 436 AutO Sales, 860 Hwy ______________________ 436.Casselberry.8316399. rcndise Knabe baby grand piano 6' model, Ivory keys, one owner, below wholesale Call 327 1678 anytime EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN . iii yi.s tAIAIJT Arc ii " 26)) or 83)9993. ________________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _______________ ______________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3327196 Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. $33,000.00. much more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for $66,000! . jn't find it? Try us! Over top brand new pianos 8. organs in stock, including new, used, rebuilt 8 reconditioned We don't brag about our low prices, our customers do that Cannon Music Co Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 131. 1 hI E of I 1 3)9 5900 Cal I Bart BUSINESS- 1 Story corn- C-H&A, DR,eat-in kit, Fl ri & - / ______ "I'm all out of twenties. Could you take WE LIST AND SELL MON E HOMES THAN ANYONE INTHE SANFORD AREA BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2' -2 B home in Loch Arbor! Pool & PaIn. -. S9usicaI • sp 35.000 mi only 13.188. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 436, Casseiberry. 831 6399 _______________ - " _____ -- . HOME- 5 BR, 3 Bath, 2 Story, 2'- Lots Fenced yard, 17th Street, Sanford. Call for Details. Sanford's Sales Leader '-1 ' 75-A-Vans -80-Autos for Sale -__________ _______________________ ______________________ Chevy Sport Van, WDS, 6cy1, 3 - BIKES Two 21' boys Schwinn Also precision skates, size 6. black leather boot, like new 322 1120 _____ _______ ._-- 323- 7832 S REALTY WORLD. STENSTROM _________ REALTORS I' 58—BiCyCleS ______________________ IM1uM I Eve. 322-0612, 322.1517 201 E. 25th . _______________________________ SURPRISING COMFORT in this Ige 2 BR older home. Modern. lied, CH&A, convenient location. $17,250. Well maintained 3 BR, 1' B spacious FR w-FP, fenced, extra insulation. CrankConst.& Realty, REALTORS 830-6061 - R 105 Sunset Dr., 3 BR 2 B. $41,900. Custom Cabinets & new rnof, Sanford REALTY ( - I4ULTIPLE LISTING RE-ALTOR The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claimS. . Just Resultsi IRALTY $ LISTENI $ $ -_______- hAL COLBT REALTY Inc. - $LOOkI$ J SIDE GLA Gill Fox ____________________________________________ 41-i For Sale By Owner 2110 SF Lakefront Home. Country Setting with dock, Towering Oak Trees, Fruit Trees. $85,000 Excellent Terms. Call 323. 5020. - • I I. AppI)i in person or cii 322•2611. - -'---'•• I. 1 �6.6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 13, 1$0 I — BUSINESS Kirk To Present Workshop On Small Business At SCC "tT Raymond L. Kirk, a member of the business faculty at Seminole Community College, recently presented a paper and conducted a workshop on "Identifying Small Business Failures and the Development of Turnaround Strategies: A Computer Simulation Approach" at the annual convention of The Small Business Institute Directors Association in Miami Beach. Kirk's paper was based upon his budget simulation model called Bud-Sim. Kirk is a member of the International Council for Small Business and is recognized as a leading expert In small business financial management. He has published papers, chaired International meetings, conducted workshops at major universities and colleges and been active in consulting with Small Business owners. Seminole Community College is planning a series of small business workshops to be conducted by Kirk and staff members at the college. Interested small business owners and those wishing to start their own business should contact the college for information regarding these workshops by calling 3231450, ext. M. 0 vsr- ().4t ,1aik'' , i" ''•, otu ri' :.: .,.., ." OX XVI '' ' ' . A4 WJ ' %kIN' ' %1 C,O - , to.. Ire) A,r , tall "I 'Jo rot '. ' ,ittoo r, ' ,, ' AA .. ",' ' , n' % "c. ' V vil ' V.". ', ', ••jT %a voc , I J11% e, 04, ' .,. , 4,0 %o,..I'l' „.d late This advertisement Is typical of the new approach being used to sell Florida to execu tives in other areas of the country. Ast I' . ' "I ..c' ,, 0OV" Do. Is asoi \Co. '.. , New 'Expressions' In View , '404 "' ... to -' Is ,','% \ ' Thebulkoftheecononilcdevelopmentadvertlsingbudgetis directed toward general industrial development, Levin explalned, but other ads are scheduled in special publications to promote Florida's growing motion picture and television indmatry and to boost international trade. Ads began running in late February, and are the first phase of an on-going advertising program for economic develop. ment, accordlngto Levin. :' , U,.. - Benore In Cardinal Fold Special to the Herald TALLAHASSEE — Florida has launched a new advertising campaign, and there's not a palm tree or a bikini or a flamingo anywhere in it. Instead, the Department of Commerce economic develop. f more assets than most corporation executives realize. Secretary of Commerce Sidney Levin said the $350,000 print blitz is targeted toward convincing those executives that Florida should be considered as an industrial site as well as a fun spot. "It's a hard-sell campaign to change the business world's impression of Florida as strictly a leisure state," Levin said. "Our fun-In-the-sun image is terrific for tourism, but we must have a broader image to persuade industrial decision-makers to take us seriously as a location for a new plant." Levin said the aggressive new ad campaign Is part of an overall state program to catch up with Its Sunbelt neighbors in attractlng new industry. "We've lagged behind too long," he said. "The state's strategy now Is to go after desirable Industry with everything we've got. It's vital to our economy to change false business attitudes about Florida fast and win more." Created by Tampa advertising agency Ensslin and Hall, the campaign rotates four different ads In the Wall Street Journal and other respected business and trade publications These ads offer advice on "how to convince the boss that the company's new plant should be in Florida," or "how to get a bonus for recommending a regional office in Florida," and similar messages And, adding a new dimension to the traditional Florida image, state emphatically, "people like to work where they like to live Ad copy lists business "bonus points" that represent the extras that Florida offers, such as the state's favorable tax structure, air and water transportation and vocational training program. o Itscroof COO vg , AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Ed Benore, site superintendent for Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford, has been named director of construction for the company's newly created Retail Housing Division. Benore will be In charge of establishing construction procedures working with newly franchised builders, budgeting and coordinating the sales and manufacturing of Cardinal's expandable single-family borne. The Retail Housing Division will also handle the construction of all condominium projects. The company recently added condominiums to its product line. Before joining Cardinal, Benore was a custom home builder In central Indiana. Prior to that time he owned and operated his own real estate and Insurance agency. Oil Earnings To Stay Slow? The decline in petroleum earnings that first became evident in the 1979 third quarter is expected to continue through the first half of 1980, according to Dennis Rosenberg of the research department of the Kashner Lodge Security Co., Sarasota, While anticipated. Improved coal earnings should be somewhat offsetting, he estimates lower first half earnings of about 1.70 per share versus $.97 a year ago. Rosenberg expects a recovery In the second half and estimates full year 1960 earnings at $1.45 per share versus $1.57 in 1979. The current weakness in petroleum earnings reflects the sharp increase In crude costs that has not been fully off-set by higher product prices. In some cases the cost of crude was raised retroactively. The comparison will be particularly difficult in the first half, as Quaker State's gasoline operations, which are typically only marginal, contributed to profits In the first two quarters of 1979. As the sharp cost escalation now appears to be abating, he believes that second half i,tro1eum results will compare more favorably. * • £ James W. Sweet, chairman and chief executive officer, said although some adverse effect is being felt on sales from the Impact of high interest rates on new construction, his company has experienced the higheit March sales in the history of the company as well as record sales for the first three quarters ended March 77 Art Week Being Celebrated The Council of Arts and Sciences will conduct a meeting of council members in Seminole County Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The public is Invited to attend the meeting. The event is part of the Arts Council's special "Arts Week" celebration April 13-19. PTSA To End Year L. Betty Bradford pours coffee for Charles Shalett, manager of Meadowlea on the River in DeBary, at the hospitality house for the recent open house at the mobile home community. Spectators later stood In front of the clubhouse and sat on the banks of the lagoon to watch a water ski show. Janice Springfield (center), president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, cuts the ribbon to open Joan and Sherrili's Coin Operated Laundry, 405 First St., Sanford. Among those looking on are the owners Joan Colford (with box) and Sherrill Colton, immediately to the right of Mn. Springfield. I Rev. Brette Sanford Turns Circuit Rider 'The Gospel Trull fA By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer '. . . The circuit rider and his wife played an important part in the lives of our forefathers and the development of our country, for it was they who brought news from other outlying areas. "It was he who christened the newly born and baptized the converts; consoled and counseled the troubled; announced banns of the betrothed; and married those who were in love, "He blessed the land and preached the gospel, his sermons often tinged with brimstone and promise while his wife comforted the lonely, exchanged recipes, recommended curses, and occasionally helped recapture a recalcitrant backslider." The preceding is an excerpt from Mildred M. Community Effort The Ballet Guild's artistic directors, Valerie Veld and Miriam Wright, have taken a mixture of Ballet Guild Company dancers and guest dancers from the community, dressed them in brightly colored bonnets and aprons, overalls and work pants designed by Dr. Genevieve Richardson, and brought these scenes to life in a spirited, last-paced ballet. The hymns and early American tunes were arranged and played by Elsa Caskey who also wrote the special theme "The Gospel Truth" and several other pieces for the production. "Underneath all this activity and gaiety was a real need for spiritual renewal and the opportunity to listen to 'The Gospel Truth' which would help them survive the dangers and the hardships tobe encountered In the months ahead," Miss Caskey said In her synopsis. Time circuit rider and his wife arrive to a warm greeting by the farm people and he leads them In group prayer. The scene dissolves into the community meeting ball where he brings his message to the fold. A young couple, Gentle Annie and her betrothed, announce their banns and perform a moving pas de deux which expresses their love for each other. The parasol girl sees the light and everyone celebrates her conversion including the town gossips. There are close to 20 guest dancers in the ballet and they have a wide degree of dancing experience and interests. Mary Ann Duxbury plays the parasol girl and she has had 16 years dancing experience with the Ballet Guild and Disney World. Now a legal secretary, she taught ballet for four years in addition to taking classes herself. "It's good," she said after a recent rehearsal. "It should be real good because everybody's putting In a lot of work." One problem the company has had for several years is a shortage of male dancers. This year that problem has been alleviated somewhat by the addition of several guest dancers. Ten men and boys have filled roles as children, young men and farmers, while the Rev. Brette Sanford, assistant minister at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford plays the part of the circuit rider. While Rev. Sanford has had no dancing experience, See THE GOSPEL, Page 3C bright red dress causes heads to turn In admiration and Kindergarten Round-Up Due Longwood Elementary School will hold the Kindergarten Round-up for the school year 198011 Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the school Media Center. 'Aging' Workshop Planned "The Process of Aging," a workshop being sponsored by Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 23 at Sanford's First Presbyterian Church. Registration is Monday. For further information contact the hospital's education department, at 322-4511, Extension 607. Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole is joined by guest dancers. I meunion.0 0 4 L7raaS Ana - ou Later rears "I'm pretty much flabbergasted in what can happen to 84 people In 50 years!" exclaimed Dorothy Ilaynes Sands. Mrs. Sands was referring to the 84 people who graduated from Seminole High School in 1930. A class reunion Is planned for June and as the class secretary, she is trying to track down each of her former classmates. Mrs. Sands lives at 215 E. Grant Street, in Or lando, but one day in January she got a call from Nellie Williams Coleman in Sanford suggesting the reunion. Mrs. Sands said she thought It would be a good experience and she started her manhunt. She put notices in several papers and replies started to trickle In. Seems like nine out of 10 of the 1930 grads still live in Central Florida while others had relatives here who passed the word along. Mrs. Sands spread several folders on her coffee table that contained pictures and information about her classmates. Other sheets contained addresses of those she has managed to locate, Several names had no addresses while others were marked with red stars. "Those with red stars after their names are deceased,' she said. "There were 22 red stars. A faded brown photo showed the dais as they were one day 50 years ago. Girls in the front row wore knee-length dresses Coats and sweaters indicated a chilly day as they posed for the camera on the steps of what now is Sanford Middle School. Boys were wearing coats and ties, perhaps for the sake of the camera, but students then did dress more formally than today's counterparts. Bright friendly smiles, shy ones, stern faces and casual nonchalance are seen on those faces of the photo. The Depression is upon them and a World War is still years away. Marriages, careers, deaths and disappointment are still In the future. Mrs.Sandspolntedoutherownpicture — sheisthefifth from the right In the front row -then puts the picture down. FIfty years pass in an Instant. Twenty-two of those young faces lI3IIa$IIlSHS. Dorothy Haynes Sands I. fifth from right. See REUNION, Page zc -.._. -------.-*-- W -,IV. envy and tongues to wag. Caskey's synopsis of her ballet, "The Gospel Truth", which will be performed by the Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole at 8 p.m. April 20 at the Sanford Civic Center. Miss Caskey's ballet portrays life of hard working farm families whose pleasures were few, whose chores were never ending and whose spiritual needs were met by periodic visits of from the Bible-toting circuit rider. His arrival gave the families of the area a chance to get together for a "social" that had the children competing in games; the women-folk catching up on their gossip and the men discussing crops and livestock. While waiting for the minister to arrive food was brought, young people flirt, the parasol girl in her Break the cigarette habit during the 5-Day Plan to Stop Smoking program to be held at Florida Hospital-Altamonte April 20-24 at 7:30 p.m. This nationally recognized program, under the direction of the hospital's Health Education Department, utilizes scientific methods and group support to help participants stop smoking. Cost for the 5-Day Plan is $10. For further information and to register, call 897-1929. Florida Insurance Industry rqrssantativss have Issued a warning against hard-sell t.chnlqrs being used to all Medicare supplement policies to older citizens. "We are very concerned by rqorts that a few Wiscrupulous salesmen are preanwtng pr1s on Medicare to buy policies they don't need or want," said David Fountain of the Florida Igwxe News Service. "Good Medicare supplement coverage Is aknest a necessity these days," he added, "but selling someone more coverage than they need or can afford Is nothing more than a rip-off." .;0 / The town gossips, Martha Wallen and Loretta Shearer, congratulate the Parasol Girl (Mary Ann I)uxbury), center, on her conversion, while the circuit rider (Rev. lire(te Sanford) beams his approval. Laura Moore as Gentle Annie and Chip Smutny as her betrothed express their love In a moving pas de deux. Watch For The 'Hard Sill' 7 r;W 7 (((/Jill Herald Photos by Tom N.heI Hirald Pits" by Tern Viacest I Us golf course condomInIum community of Wekiva Fairway Towihianas ebamploasblp ON course," said lurten A. lines, president of Florida (above), the first multI-famIly development built in Weklva, is nearly 5 1IJ communities. "The sales success at the Wekiva can be at percent sold out despite the fact that the low' models have been open less tributed Is tw teeters exciting designs and an excellent location,'! Risen than one mouth. "We have received an overwhelming response to the 41 styled townbomes overlooking the 11th fairway of Wekiva's 114sole ' N, Stop Smoking Class Set .. i iilz The Sound of Sunshine Chapter of Sweet Adelines will present "The Music Makers," April 12 at 8 p.m. at Valencia Community College's new auditorium, 701 N. Econlockhatchee Trail, East Campus, Orlando. For ticket Information, call 676.6441. by April 18. GED Test Orientation will be beld. on. April 24 at 4 p.m. Students qualified to take the tests are encouraged to attend this class on "How to Take and Pass the GD Exams." pitch. I .79 a According to the Florida Departhient of mince, Owe have been a nim'b,r of complaints about rich practicaL Some s&en are reputed to gain accnc to Medicare buwf1'Ms' homue by rWlii.41ng themselves as being "frati Medicare," or by miring to explain changes In the M.dle Irngtn. Deco Inside the house, they then start a hlgb.preenmre esiss __.- - .. •. -_• Sweet Adelines To Perform The GED tests leading to a Florida High School Diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College on April 28, 29 and 30. Eligibility for taking the tests must be completed NsreW PHI. by Tern Now Auto Train President Eugene Kerik Garfield (center) presents a bouquet of roses to Mrs. Floyd Witwer, Vero Beach and Denver, Pa., as her husband (left) looks on, The Wltwers were presented complimentary tickets aboard the train for becoming the train's 2 millionth passengers. The Witwers will use the tickets for a return trip to Florida from Pennsylvania this fail. rw'f The 10th Annual Juried Student Art Show has opened at Seminole Community College and will run through April 18. The Best of Show, a $100 Purchase Award, went to Jack MacDonald for a ceramic pot. Other award winners were: best of painting, Charles King; best of drawing, Kelly Brown; best of printmaking, Scott O'Brien; best of three dimensional design, Isabel Tolman; best of ceramics, Nancy Tanner; best of two dimensional design, Margaret Gray; and Susan Erickson, best of photography. Winners In each of the representative categories received a $25 cash award. Two Awards of Distinction were given to Walter Ringo in the category of painting, and to Louis Gallo in photography. Over 100 works by Seminole Community College art studentare Included in the exhibition which Is on display In the Fine Arts Complex from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday. Thursday, and from 8 am, to 5 p.m. on Friday. GED Tests Scheduled -V ' I Art Show Opens At SCC school. The program will be presented by the Fine Arts Department with emphasis on Foreign Language and art display. Election and installation of officers for 1980-81 will be held. Kathie Rinehart, (right), who, along with her husband Jim, is the local Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner franchise owner for Seminole County, was recently named Stanley Steemer's "Woman of the Year” for 1979. This special recognition Is given annually to the wife of a husband— wife franchise team, who has demonstrated superior effort and enthusiasm in the promotion of the Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner. Mrs. Rinehart received her award from Jack Bates, president and founder of Stanley Steemer Internation. at, Inc., during the company's annual convention held In Columbus, Ohio, March 20 to 23. Sunday, April 13, 1980—IC 10th Annual Juried Student The Lake Howell PTSA will hold its last meeting for this year Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the commons area of the Scottys Sets Sales Mark Scotty's, Inc., Winter Haven, reported record sues of $25,795,431 for the five weeks ended March 19, an increase of 13 percent over sales of $22,788,947 for the corresponding period last year. Sales for the 39 weeks ended March 29, were $181,525,985 an Increase of 25 percent over the comparable 39-week period last year when sales were $144,976,871. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Boosts Florida 'Bri y IN BRIEF A large display of completed samples filled the room at the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, March 29, for the annual start of the new spring line of Creative Expressions. Jo'an Milsoma of Sanford, regional coordinator, introduced Scott biamond, vice president of Creative Expressions to demonstrators and their guests. The Pennsylvania-based company was started 2½ years ago by Diamond. The company teaches stitchery in people's homes. Diamond estimates a growth potential of 600 demonstrators in central Florida this year. He invited those in attendance into manager positions by providing updated information about one of the fastest growing companies in America today. OURSELVES Ad Camp aig n -.• --- IN - -• . . •-.. '• ,. : • . .'. • & . t ' 'I i',: . , • 4 i ':? ' ' • • • f N • .• • -•. - . .'j• .. - Dorothy and Jim Sands look over Seminole High School yearbook, Salmagundi, of 50 years ago. - - .___ . - • •-••P..._ - �.. .1 2 C— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. ..... .. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 13, 1!$0 ..' .Reunion 50 ents : Years : Engagem I.: continued and Florida State University. Miss Banfleld is a math teacher at Apopka High School. Her fiance, who was born in New York City, is the grandson of Irwin Lauber of South Plainfield, and Mrs. Bertha Levy of Edison, N.J. Levy Is a graduate of South Plainfield High School and Newark (New Jersey) College of Engineering. He is a project engineer with Johnson and Johnson Baby Products, Piscataway, N.J. The wedding will be an event of June 28, at 4p.m., at the Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. p Later Page 1C The yearbook's Hall of Fame predicted Mrs. Sands would be are now dead. Others faded away after school and were never aiecmtary after she left school. And do you know, I've seen or heard from again. Others settled down and did quite been a secretary nearly all my life," she said. For 25 years she well for themselves, worked in doctor's offices and she now does volunteer work Mrs. Sands laughed and said she was surprised at the ones COWlSaiUflg teen-age alcoholics. who did become successful. There were those classmates In a Herald article in March, Mrs. Sands asked help in "who looked wormy, were quiet and made poor grades, and locating 13 former classmates. Art Farnworth was one of the now they're going great guns," she said with a smile, names. His sister in DeLand contacted Mrs. Sands and told her One of her friends was married five times. "He was a y he had been a radio announcer In California for a number of little fellow," she said. "I never thought he'd get into years but he has since passed away. something like Uat." She found out one classmate had been shot by her husband From and then he committed suicide. "That was the only real Lauderdale. Another is professor at Cornell University. Jack tragedy," she said. "We haven't even turned up any jail bird. to Roheon is a former mayor of Jupiter, Fla., she said, "and a Still unaccounted for is Mrs. 5aj, old sweetheart, Frank buddy of Perry Como's." He and Dr. Allen Fields have agreed Russell. He just dropped out of sight'after they graduated and to be the emcees at their reunion which will be held at the Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe, June 21, remembers them as she believes he must bedead. She did later marry Jim Sa nda,a bright, outgoing fellows and Is sure they will come up with 1929 graduate, and t hey are still together after 48 years. Also missing are Herbert Gates, Irene Holt, Anna Mae some good quips. "They'll do something," she said. "They're Mrs Sands has heard from others. One Is a doctor in Ft. Tatum, Milton Robbins, and Clifford Beasley. Beasley was both nuts!" once in charge of the alumni association at the University of She plans to take everyone's old photograph from the Florida, said Mrs. Sands. She wrote the association but never yearbook, t he Salmagundi, and put them on their name ta gs received a reply. Perhaps some other Florida graduates can for the reunion. "That's the only way they'll have to recognize help locate him. Mrs. Sands can be reached in Orlando at 422us," she sai d. Grads have been loca ted in Canada, California and New Jersey and 18 have already made plans to attend. A Mrs. Sands looked over her list of names and at their picquestionnaire has been sent to the 60 who have been located tures in her yearbook. Some she remembered, some she did and their fill have been in the military and have traveled all over th e world, and were the best of friends. Some are still friends today but 50 while others have stayed close to home. years Is a long time. Four girls in the class were among the original cheerleaders All in all she is pleased with the way her class turned out. at Seminole, said Mrs. Sands, and she would like to see them "They've lived good lives," she said, and with a smile added, try out some of the old cheers when they get together. "There are no hippies in the bunch." , LOUELLA CYNTHIA LOUISE THIEL I)AVID BRENT CARLI MAE STULTZ I Thiel-Caril _____ Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Thiel, 207 Citrus Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Louise, to David Brent Carli, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Carl of Lake Mary. Born in Columbus, Ohio, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Leona Oswald and Mrs. Catherine ThleJ, both of Columbus. Miss Thiel a 1974 graduate of Seminole High School, and a June 1978 graduate of Florlcli Technological Universi ty ( the present Universi ty of Central Florida). She is a para-legal in a law firm In Rockledge. Her fiance, who was born in Danville, Ill., is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kendall of Chrisman, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Carli of Paris, 111. He Is 1974 graduate of Seminole High School and a March 1979 graduate of University of Central Florida. Carl is employed as account manager for Ryder Truck Rental of Orlando. The wedding will be an event of May 10, at 2:30 p.m. at St. Mary Magdalen Church, Altamonte Springs. . _____ _____ _____ / J _________ _________ In And Around Lake Mary _____ Love At First ht was Family's Feeling Of City ' Stultz Brown - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stultz of Osteen, announce the engagement of their daughter, Luelia Mae, to Donald Wayne Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brown, 1005 Grove Manor Drive, Sanford. Born In Sanford, the bride-elect is 1976 graduate of DeLand High School where she was a member of the Sunday, April 13, 1980-3C We're Sick of Inflation, too! ECKERD FREEZES PRICES FOR 60 DAYS In And Around Sanford Fa Squares Group Open mlly They call themselves, "Family Squares." If dancing round 'n round, to and fro, and up and down J. square, then the description is only apropos. Shirley Yon and her ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. : A To Dance All Ages tremendous, wife, Shirley, came to Lake - and the McDonald's The chamber had a suc Germain, J0 Von Ilerbulis, academic average during the Sara Von 11cr bulls and Dianne just completed quarter at the DORIS All . DIETRICti URSELVES D . Editor husband, Bob, are the i-oz.. manly Ira- Roll of 12 tablets 3 roll LIMIT 1 PACK 4' -oz. size, pre- OLD FASHIONED . PEANUTS Vacuum packed to . '4 . -• ensure freshness. 11 Z. tin REG. $1 59 LIMIT 1 I 19 - DECORATIVE ' BEACHTOWELSrJ Large. thirsty towels in - assorted souvenir designs. 29RE9G$4,29 . COPPER LOOK h your favorite scented oil. SUN 488 FRE FOR 12"TABLE TOP BARu"Bu'QUE -4,, Prevents mildew& musty odors. REG. 69' EACH Baked enamel tire bowl. rust resistant grid. 2 29 REG. $2.69 ' _______________ go across the state line and DEAR TAKEN IN: 2 I' REG $699 _____ , MILDEW ' T* e eporte For Con uct Wedding OIL LAMP Decorative& useful, fill with . . ---' Boxof4O. 166 Regular. Super or Super Plus. LIMIT 1 played in the tournainent. - 6-oz. bottle, mois turizing lotion. LIMIT 1 TAMPONS PLANTERS were: Mellissa I", Stanley j ABLE ENEMA - TAM PA)( ' Sanford and vice president of FLEET r; 89,1 - " _._ ' NIVEA CREME LOTION '' :: LIMIT 1 . ANTACID __ Ballet Guild of Sanford- Steven, Teddy Holloway and The following Sanford Four sisters plan to "do" Seminole took time out to Tami Holloway. students have been honored New York real soon. Two socialize at a dinner, awards Coordinating the event by being named to the local women are currently presentation and a dancing were: Bonnie Jones, Wiila President's Honor Roll for touring Europe. Read about following the golf tournament Mae Prokosch, Eleanor achieving a perfect 4.0 them In The Herald. at Mayfair Country Club. The turnout was super, , Including 90 golfers, who 59 33 grance. TUMS Interested women are in- Richard C. Nelson, 2108 vited to attend the club Amelia; Anne Loren meetings held on the first Dougherty, 115 V. Airport Monday at 7:30 p.m., in the Blvd.; and Deane social hall. 123 Jinkins Circle. presidents of this new square dancing group in Sanford. Robert E. Newson Jr. will Among the 1,260 University Classes began in January be among thaw participating of Florida students receiving and are underway every Friday, from 2-5 pm in a student recital from April degrees in March were the Wednesday, from 7-8:30 p.m. Admission is free. 15-19 in conjunction with the following from Sanford: John in McKinley Hall of the First _____ 20th Century Music Festival Lockhart Ferguson, Barry United Methodist church. Melissa Kyle, 9 months old by Stetson Lee Rubel, Joe Bradford According to Shirley, was the winner of the Sanford sponsored following the Wednesday Seminole Jayceettes Easter University's School of Music. TrLunell and Kathleen Louise The program begins at 8:30 Woodruff. night classes, at 8:30, a basket drawing at the regular p.m. nightly ___ in Elizabeth Hall. _____ square dance is held for in- meeting. A $1, donation is asked at the The Humane Society of Seminole County Inc. is all the lomily, In the com- will be April 16, at 7:30 p.m., planning a benefit luncheon munity. Ed Welibaum is the at the Jaycee buIlding, 5th Patricia Mergo was among and fashion show (for animal caller. Street and French Avenue. All the 40 high school seniors to Shirley said workshops for women between the ages of participate in Stetson welfare) on May 10, at Buck's A irport Ilestaurant. p11 square dancers, including 18-35 are invited to attend. University's annual Honors graduates, are held every ____ Weekend. Selection of Admission is $6 per person second and fourth Saturdays According to Helen students to the event was Fashions will be from the for dancers to learn the new Kaminsky, 50 children par- based on outstanding high Village Shop. For in. square dance calls that come ticipatedin All Soul's Catholic school academic records, formation, call 323-8685. out monthly. Women's Club Easter Egg according to Dr. Paul Tickets are available at the For Information, call Hunt. Steeves, director of the Animal Shelter or the Village Shirley at 322-8146. Shop. Winners of stuffed animals program. __ - STICK DEODORANT 1 University of Central Florida: Restaurant operations. PILA Mary for the first time in 1972 The benefit tournament cessful flea market in the fall The chamber Board of to visit close friends, Mr. and origi nated in 1973 un der the and they just passed their Directors and mem bers Ih Mary Mrs. Paul Robinson. chairmanship of Dr. Tom membership goal of 225 — approved unanimously to The Largen R obInsons an d Joe Kurlmai. which has reached 229. present Hunt with a check for 323 The corresponded with the Hipps 1980 to urna ment saw But his pet project is the $100 as a donation for the i'and mentioned quite often both men there with their ' celebration of the "Lake Ronald McDonald House. w hat a nice place Lake Mary daughters, Holley Kurimai Mary Day" already set up for The Ripps five children are was. and Susan (Suzi) Largen, May 17. twins Ronald and Donald, and And sure enough, Ronald his knowledge and years of charter dancers with the This is the day when the William, Julie and Roger. says, "We saw it and we fell in practice related with the field Lake Mary Chamber of guild. .. . Ronald is married and love with It." a Incidentally, Holley was co. he knows so well. Commerce will be celebrating The Hipps are originally chairman of this year's . October 1977 Ronald Its 57th year of existence. So service career man stationed I key. Donald, who is from New Orlea ns w here they discovered he had a kidney Ronald as president of th tournament with her fat er . .. . ' '.. . e mar ried, livesain Savannah, and they did a terrific job. ' lived for more than 20 years disease. The miraculous use chamber and his Board of Ga.; William, Deputy for with their five children, of t he dialysis machine has Directors are already making Seminole County is also Suzi Largen is back on the JANICE LYNN homefront attending college Ronald received a disability been a lifesaver for him. He all kinds of plans for an all. married. J '. . ulie is Mrs. Ranafter studying in New York retirement in 1975 from the uses the machine three times day celebration. BANFIELD . . dali Fudge. She and her city's fire department after weekly — four hous each City for several seasons. The plans are big and Will hus I __ band recently p ___ having two heart attacks, He session. include all the city the Hipps with their fourth . 7 had 21 years of service. . Ronald Is right now at organizations, city officials, grandchild April Is the last morii.h for A shcràft-hlorgafl and th eir fir st exhibit, "100 Yea of. • In September of that year, tending an Orlando Clinic for city businesses, etc. — an granddaughter. The only rs the Hipps made plans to have this treatment, but he was event that will Involve not Fashion," currently on . a home built next to the told that Sanford will be only the city, but the county offspring at home is 13-yearMonica Kaylin Ashcraft and Randall Lee Morgan, display at the General San' ford Museum and library, -. Robinsons. His retirement opening a clinic In the near and the state for Umt matter, old Roger. both of Sanford, are announcing er engagement and / Shirley says she Is right flOW came in October and by future. co plans to be married on July 12, at 3p.m., at the Church in ac rd g to Dr. Genevieve . So far, Mayor Walter , I November the family was of the Nazarene, Sanford. Richardson, coordinator of But Ronald doesn't let his Sorenson, by virtue of his a very happy person and with Florida living in their brand health interfere with his work authorhy, has proclaimed a reason. She Joined the TOPS the fashion display. The lxide.elect is the daughter of Mrs. Marcella organization about a year ago new home, The museurn hours are Shirley and Bob Yon, coupl;at right, and their daughter and son, Eless and with the city he dearly leves. May 17, 1980 as Lake Mary and lost 24 pounds. Oliff, 26M Hiawatha Ave., Sanford. She is the grand. A likeable pen= who Is Last yew he was elected Day. Sunday, Wednesday and Andy shape up for the Wednesday night dances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alfred M. Smith, JacksonShe seems very pleased Interested In community president of the Lake Mary Gov. and Mrs. Graham with and her affairs, Ronald joined the Chamber of Ban field -Levy have already been invited to titleher as trim she figure was recently The bride-to-be is a 1976 graduate of Seminole High - Lake Mary Volunteer Fire a thort time he has proved his participate in the festivities. named, "Queen For The and Is attending Seminole Community College, Dept., as an associate potential as a leader and the Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Banfield of Maitland, announce ln=Horn C Monday night, during the Year" as the local person who Should Is employed by Stromberg.Carlaon. ember to assist them with accomplIshments have been monthly the engagement of their daughter, Janice Lynn, to meeting lost more weight. Richard Lawrence Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L guest speaker was Thomas E. Congratulailorml Her flaince, who was born In Sanford, is the son of Mr. Levy of South Plainfield, N.J.' Hunt, manager of the and Mrs Joe Morgan, 2016 Elizabeth Court, Sanford Born in Lubbock, Texas, the bride-elect is the Southern Bell Telephone Co., He Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price of granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ault of Orlando. Publicity Próc.dur.s Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Morgan of Cincinnati, She Is a graduate of Lyman High school, Longwood, Seminole, Orange, Brevard, ________________ Ohio. He Is employed by Big 'T' Tire. ________ _____ DEAR ABBY: I feel so tercourse. He said he wanted was never consummated. Volusia and Lake Counties The Herald ashamed of myself I a "secret" marriage because Then he sa id it is not a legal Thoe f011owü'4 suggestions are recc•-n-iidsd _____ Ronald McDonald House. Invitations ' hardly write this letter, but I Hunt informed the members the gossip from his last HUU'rlage either unless both publication: that lIMB Inc., will be a home need your advice, divorce hadn't died down yet, parties reach a climax! Dear 1. Releases should be typed (lower and çper case), Elks Sponsor Scholarship Ball awayfrom homefoij At butassoonasitdlld,wewould Atage65lhaveneverina ll TAKEN IN 100 double spaced written narrative (third person). being treated at the 14 my life been in such a state of Abby ° ht abbreviate. employed at the University of New Voit City and Dumont, The Third Annual Hospital in Gainesville and get married In the eyes of legal and theological conconfusion. . Atlanta In the Department of N.J. are Mrs. Mary Lee Jones Scholarship Ball will be 3. A c°PtaCt person's name and phone ow'ber is s ociety — but we would sultants say that it doesn't their families or parents. I lost my husband in dea th mceesáiy. Mathematics. Barbara works McClalren and her grandson, MAR VA sponsored by Celery City This non-profit organization already be married in the matter If one, both or neither three years ago, after a good 4. Keep releases _____ alinpil. for the Medical IAbrary at the Samuel Aryes. HAWKINS Lodge 542 and Evergreen is being supported by private CARDS AND Qip School of Medicine at Mrs. McClairen has also 5- OrI11101111112111110n rd~ Win 111 9 Alp shol had Me Temple 3211 B P 0 E. The Elk Saiderd In love, I agreed. the sex act, It Is still conraising five fine children. My and divorced four t imes!) meeting account) miii be _______ Moorehouae College. with her three more of her niuted no later than two family and the community C.rre.p.sdea* si dered sexual intercourse. only excuse for what I did Is days,aftq the event. From the day we met, Mrs. Sandifer's grands grands — Beverly, Bridgeti are zzz-uis t I was blissfully happy for Furthermore, It Is the at I was a lonely widow, th S. Advance enjoying this holiday were and Brenda Barber. They are was so kind and so much fun. I the next four months. Then he opinion ''° be $1initt.d one week prior contestants who are running of all consultants that to PU131IC$tIOfl date. _____ Marie Helene, Benjamin II visiting family and friends In for "Queen Of Elks 1910." Abby, I got a crush on a fell head over heels in love grew tired of me and your "marriage" was not 7. Photographic coverage requests Would be made am and Jem Cliude. local minister after listening with him. After two morift he suggested we stop seeing each valid in the eyes of God or the Central Florida area and The Elk brother all the Ruler Week In advance, and Katheryn will take in many of the athighest number of invitations _______________________ to his se rmons on the radio, i started talking marriage. other. I asked, "What about society. So, U that tin-horn Visiting for a week from tractions here, and turning in his money by 9 Alexander is Daughter Ruler. joined his church, and finally was walking on air. Then he our marriage?" He said in all Casanova is an ordained kze 6iu a ' ae (s LL p.m. on the night of the dance met him In person. He was a suggested a "secret" our sexual relations he had minister of a legitimate will be crowned King of Elks widower, two years older than marriage in which we would never reached a climax, so in church, be should be reported 1910. I. He said he had been recite the marriage vows the eyes of God, it wouldn't be to his superior and Easter week saw many -, 'I WIS dti* eve*g 1guiie. STORE YOUR This BYOB Scholarship students home and visitors married and divorced. (Ilater together, and consummate considered sexual in- reprimanded for his learned he had been married ow marriage by sexual Ball wlllbetield*UlLtroin from ether states for Mrs. tercourse, and our marriage disgraceful conduct. •' 'TJ \JINTEBJ .,. tYê" 10 p.m. until 2 am, at the Katie Bracey Sandier, who Sanford Civic Center CURVES had her daughter, Barbara S. Scholarship Deiiatloii a Sp.clol controllsd Martin, end family, of Atlanta Ior stretch lycra and may be purchased visiting. "91 "Skinny Waist" m any member of the Elk construction. family. Earl E. Mlnott is Also her guest for a few - Shdiooterd chairman. With Ow F,, Stsmgs Willie J. days were her aonn4aw, Dr Continued From Page 1C the valet parking at a Ballet Guild party one evening beck. Mlelistic Merkerson Is Sr. Exalted Benjamin Martin, who Is and Valerie Weld asked them If they would be in thin th g about e duties and he does know some W" Of "Chillid 01. "I was the only one who came out," Smith pr he n responsihiuitles of yesterday's circuit riders, and w mash and tricot. said. pp ch about roa ed him al let Build board member a aB AMc. svmmsr IssMses ON playing the part, he did not have to be persuaded. • convenience He 4 jokes laugh about ,j LikS.p . ___ _ S CLEANED Till PUIIIII V#AV crotch. "Love to," he said. his being in the ballet, but it does not bother sdI WAY Up,WVNbsvee . "Di.t Skinny Waist in industrial metal finishing and enjoy It," he said, especially when he found out it was chip stny ,*sr a ti S EXPERTLY *ROlD ll he th hasaboutaye.rolba etthough wasin ea te r not"amchofuppy.testur butreJj.ag ,j w1* fUMsfls - •$TONID IN $CIiNTIplC*1Ly 1111? art in college and has done dinner theater work, -1deal of "strength and coordination." and Exduslve skinny waist COID VAULTS ON ,. .:' A high school diving champion. Smutny keep. in t a very construction. Fuhionid . Young Eddie Korgan has been studying ballet for iussis riith aries. , with racquetball, golf, diving and swimming. He five years and his father, Ed Korgan Jr., has helped HI-Top front wi shape th • lli "Flare Top" bse lives In Lengwood, says he Is single and loves It, and behind the scenes, it this year he plays one of the men lAQII PLAZA DILTONA ' . sr,i ( swe veer rs*s se (OR Imsilillwin ISpSd beck. Just "got roped In" playing the part of Annie's folk. "I got drafted one Saturday," he said. "I'm : as COIlOn split scared but I enjoy IL" betrothed. tN4)MNS convenience RkhardJsuuliveslnOsteenandmakesalivingaaa Donny Mann isa student at 5CC and a part time __ PHIUPS beekeepel'. B. has ilislied dance for these years and radiator repairman. He has been In other productions VA TWa Ad DerI was in a Ballet Guild's production of "River Gold" Là thoih he has had no dance tr.Inbg. His mother, Pat DICO.aIklg D.c,, APRIL ____ __ Scott, Is - i6.aditandiipsdifor"ThsGospelTndh" $S® M" iIy ie ill- items danceswlththeSenlorcompany. whenheheardthecastcalledforanothsrman. 3224315 N -. David Smith is a student at Seminole High and is Mann's sister helped talk him into volunteering for MOMMY ___ . active In football and welghtlifting. He woi two gold the ballet this year, he aalI, and while he was acmeIN SUSINI$$$INCI1fl1 2$INLPIR$TST, ____ ... -; MOUNt lse.m.s10 pm. what enthusiastic he did have ___ a coimng___ ,3 WIlT lIb ST. mcdslsintlwptjuaiorOlymplcsandatudlldtapfcr uwpoia I'k( - - CIII National Honor Society. She graduated from Seminole Community College in 1978 where she was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She Is a March 1980 graduate of the University of South Florida College of Nursing where she was secre tary of the Student Nurses Association a nd received a BS degree in Nursing. She will be employed by West Volusia Memorial Hospita l. DeLand. Her fiance, was born in Sanford, Cs the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Noel of Osteen and Mrs. Carey Rubenstein of South Yale Avenue, Sanford. He Is 1973 gradua te of Seminole High School where he was a member of the football and baseball teams, He is employed by Auto-Train Inc., Sanford. The wedding will bean event of June 14, at 2p.m., at the First United Methodist Church, Sanf ord. OLD SPICE .. ' Ronald R. RIpp and his YES, WERE FREEZING OUR REGULAR PRICES ON ALL THE ITEMS ABOVE OUR VOLUNTARY INFLATION-FIGHTING PROGRAM IS IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 21 AND WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUR COSTS ARE GOING UP IF WE CAN SELL FOR LESS WE WILL / FOR GULF commuft _______ CHARCOAL STARTER _______ , ____ 77* Sate & easy to use Quart can. ,4 QUAKER STATE ZE BC 0202 MOTOR OI L Quart can of HD 30 weight, premium quality. REG. 991 LIMIT 6 REEL & ROD COMBO Spin cast combo, ABS ____ ____ iJl covers, spring loaded drag. Matching rod. 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EveningSorvice 1:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:11p.m. I, Wednesday Testimony Meeting lead i ng Room daily LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeylew,Lake Mary Pasts? Rev. Jim Hughins o p .4 7:30p.m. excepts Wed. £ Sat. 046 Evangelical Congregational III Lutheran r ~~ t Rev. Ralph I. Lyman 14. !4. V Rev. 1. Ruth Grant Sunday school Morningwarshlp l:Ila.m. 10:00a.m. 11:018.m. Sunday Evening 1:11p.m. Wed. Bible Study 1:11p.m. Conquerors MeetIng Sunday 4:30p.m. Presbyterian PRISSYTIR IAN CHURCH Hwy. 17411. Lam Mary Blvd. Methodist levied Thompoap Pastor 141418A. Morning Worship Sunday Sobs al GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ll&Ila.m, lowwaft a" Airport Blvd. £ Woodland Dr. Pastor Rev. Prod R. Gardner 1:11a.m. ChurdiScliool 10:41a.m. Singlsg *ad Sharing 11:00a.m. WorsltipSorvico Youth Molting 4:11p.m. Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer 11:00cm. Tuesday and Wednesday 1:30p.m. ShhIngGreps Nursery Provided for all Services 7:11p.m. Pastor Slyly, W:....y 1:11p.m. Oak Ave. IS 3rd St. Nov. ViroIl L. Bryant, Pastor Roy. Daniel Cesela, Assoc. Pastor From 313-101143 Morning Worship 1:110.m. Church left" Morning wersii 1:41a.m. 11:00a.m. Ksbry IIIW,flndStreet Pastor :41a.m. 11:008.m. Sunday School 4:00p.m. vsngelisticServ. 9Family Night service Y.P.U.W0d. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Rev. Robert W. Miller Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. MYFZndIlthSvn. 7:00a.m. Eve. Worship Ist&3rd Sun. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. RAVINNA PARK SAPIISTCHURCN VOICISolrVØobRsid Rev. A.P. Stevens liNS.M. ,•. CONGRIGATIONAL CHRiSTIAN CHURCH IIOIS, Park Av.. Rev. Prod Neal I Pastor NSWUPEPILLOWIIIIP Ru.Idm.ndL.Weber LaM.&tmhlINId. Sunday School Pastor a M ay School - flEflI]I[[ a I COPYRHTI9SQ Kc:s1tnAovtATIs,, $234100 Ass.. Pastor • 0:11 am. Pell0wsbl Morning •rsliip Wed. 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Cypress II. LM.B. Church ii Camaiss City, sac.. Seerdall sit $1441 EPISCOPAL _____ _____ ____ 51. Mary's_____ £10.1. Church. 00.15.411, OWes. lpti.11Chch Si Me ties __ Ch*ws. __ 01. Foul's Metisdiat Church. Chosen Ed.. EMsiprise WIMP __ ____ ThsChUrchSiSoISslFiIlrd,M.rlil Ott Lals*uo. 4. AM luau lprps Church. I. Osbary Ave.. Iatetp,1s 1*1*114* . Ito C' spslPsrt* St.. Saslsrd ' Quartet To Sing Teacher Training Series Firsl Baptist Church, Sanford will inaugurate a 26-week teacher video tape training program this Sunday at 6p.m. In the church's fellowship hail. The course features such Southern Baptist educational leaders as Dr. FInd'Edge, Dr. Loy Ford and Dr. Jack Terry. There dividual study guides and weekly assignments. A commencement program will be held in October for those completing the course. For other adults, a unit on "How to Pray for Others" led by Mrs. Jennie Billingsley will be offered. Youth of an church will continue training for the summer mission tour to the Cherokee Indians. Organ Dedication David Hallman, organist for the Florida Symphony Orchestra and former organist at First United Methodist Church, Orlando, will be at the console for the dedication of the new Allen organ at Rolling Hills Community, Church, U.S. Highway 441 In Zellwood, Sunday at 7 p.m. The new organ is in memory of Elsie Roux, who died in September. The Reformed Church Women will serve refreshments at the open house following the concert which Is open to the public. Mary Brothers To Speak The Baptist Women of the First Baptist Church, Sanford, will have as a speaker at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Mary Brothers, former missionary to Nigeria and Ibadan, who will speak on the jail ministry. Following her presentation and a Bible study a covered dish luncheon will be served In the fellowship hail. The Rev. J. Arthur Padgett, pastor of the Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry, will attend the General Conference of the United Methodist Church to be held April 15.25 In Indianapolis, hid. as an observer and lobbyist. New Meeting Place METHODIST First ChrWlI.e Churl, IMPS. Sanford Ave. 515*1 ______ ____ Church. _____ _ it, tri-t- lpri W. live n'Wrrv S _____ ur. * .*ry Lee. ~ IF ps WILSON EICHELIERGtR MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff CHURCH OP 100 _____ . . Lw L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida Ransess Part Baptist Cherub. 2141 W. 10* St. Sm. 5111101 Church, *00 OvOIbIaM Dr.. Caseolbirry Su. 1a Church. am P#kVaft Church, hu*..u1 Rd. The Ladles Gt4ld of Ascension. Lutheran Church Ascension Drive, Casselberry, will hold a rummage and bake sale, Friday, April 18 from 8:30 am, to 4 p.m. at the church. The Seminole Baptist Association will hold its semi_ annual meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the I1tona Laim Baptist Church. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff Blow Uft pjj*j. Labs W. & tusiailae si.. 'f'.mo Pinscresh Baptist Church, III W. Airport Blvd. Prairie l.aho Saghot, Ridge Rd., Porn Park rauralo Miesispary it Church, Midway Sea" SuilsI MisaJenery Baptist Church. Wool Sanlsid Rummage And Bake Sale To Attend Conference SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Psipii Baptist Chopol, 1111 *.Pint street, Saalsrd t plS Church. S.I: Calvary SapSet CIIur.0sI Uhul 3rd. Labs Mary I 111 Ssmi.sue 51,1. NOO J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANMISS ION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. Flit St. xoo S. Orlando Dr. BAPTIST £ THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance ' _____ pain ______ PIELSIVTIIIAN - ____ fPstto ,,P_____ u.hhu-Ias Church. tiollapi Blvd.. & £iiil Ave.. ... -RIfe. alft LalInan CherubSiMe Nek,-w, II) W. ISIS Piece j 515 Mary United Pue.I,I,,iap Church •rp Church. SeMi. Days or. & Hwy 1741. p Phn' Churl. Oil Ave 1311. F irst Proslytonlan Church at RoSary. E. WJ'aill 5?t 'Z1.. at. ys.l ____ Csaveuam Preilylarla. Church, 1771$. Orlando or. St. Siephss Lutheran Ckursh.l35 lust West at $4. UIW5OI $t. Andrews Presbyterian Chuich. CCII Sear Like Rd _____ 0101111 ______ 115*. 00. ,1h Uit Marsvles Churl. ill Toocastiss Rd.. U1rub w. Ames oft '- s, lpit lily TrWly Churillusdis ior. loseAw TW P015.001 Churl Si OW Lard Jesus Ji It.. C00S City ____ WInin springs e.miaty I Cosgssls.al, Whir Springs Ilemivtary School OBERAMMERGAU, West Ger. For more than a decade the But it didn't win over the villagers. "Also, its not anti-Semitic. For guest house and spa. Officials say many (UP!) -The Oberammergau community's most controversial In a fiercely contested local election me, there is no such thing as this is necessary to attract a steady Passion Play enacted every 10 years subject has been the Passion Play in 1978, Oberammergau voters collective guilt. The priests then flow of tourists to Oberammergau. is arousing unintended passions this and which version to perform. This year, for the first time, each booted all those against the Daisen- acted according to their law, and year that are political and artistic as The battle began in 1966 when berger text out of office, electing that was that." major role in the play is equally well as religious. Hans Schwaighofer, head of the independents who resisted change. Thirdly, Maier argues, the Hosner divided between two people so that Every decade since the 1630s, the state woodcutting school bordering There have been some changes in version is too literary, no one individual has the strain of Bavarian village has performed a the village, resigned as director of the 1980 text. The more virulent "Ithyme is nothing for our playing some 100 times in the May. play depicting the suffering of Christ the 1970 play. lie wanted to stage a passages critical of the Jews have people," he said, sitting in his bare, toSeptember season. and his death on the Cross. version written in baroque rhyme by But the committee would never been cut, and a passage welcoming whitewalled office at the back of the The tradition arose after 1632, Pater Ferdinand Rosner, an 18th "brothers and sisters of the race theater that boasts the largest open waive the rule that Mary, and all when a wandering mercenary century monk at the nearby Ettal from which Jesus came" inserted in air stage in Germany. other women in main roles, must be brought the plague to the village monastery. the prologue. The AJC and the "It might be all very well for the virgins. straddling the river Ammer where it Schwaighofer won backing froni Catholic Church endorsed the new people who go to Bayreuth or Miss Irma Dengg, who first played cuts through the stony Alpine the American Jewish Committee, text. Salzburg festivals, but our play must Mary 20 years ago and is being foothills, which had a different quarrel with But that is not the point, according anneal to everybody." allowed to repeat the role although The villagers vowed to perform a the version of the play performed to Schwaighofer. Oberunmergau has invested $6.6 she is over the age limit of 35, conplay commemorating Christ's since 1860, a prose text of Rosner's "People say the Rosn er version is million on the theater this year to ceded that playing the Virgin Mary suffering if God freed them from work written by another Ettal monk, too literary," the wiry 59-year-old improve sound and other equipment. "branded" a woman with a reput.atheir own burden of disease, Pater Otmar Weis and revised by artist argued in the studio of his "There's always this argument (ion hard to shake in the village. But The disease went away. And so the village priest Alois Daisenberger. home. that we make money out of Christ's this concerned her far less than the villagers performed, and go on The AJC charged the text was "And that's the one thing we suffering,' Maier said. ,,But any obligation of playing the part. performing. anti-Semitic in its assertions that the mustn't do perform art." "It's a difficult role, the Mother of iiiont'y we iiiake goes right back into The play has brought tourism, Jews bore collective guilt for Schwaighofer still believes he will God," she said with a smile, sitting the community." with some half-million visitors to Christ's death. get the play changed by 1990, placing In 1980, Oberallllnergau officials upright in the small office of her this year's performances, most of Schwaighofer succeeded in his hopes on the young villagers to say, receipts should total about $13.9 parents' home where she has lived them Americans. staging the Rosner version in a trial do away with tradition, million. But, they add hastily, once all her life. It also has brought tacky com- run in 1977. Its bold sets, stylized But Hans Maier, director of this players are paid compensation for She said the musical score was mercialism to the 4,700 residents, costumes and the quality of its verse year's play and, like Schwaighofer, work lost, and administration and beautiful. Hans Maier expressed many of them woodcutters and reaped wide critical acclaim, and a woodcutter and carver, disagrees. renovation costs are met, only SOIIIC similar appreciation for the music. carvers whose tourist shops are met the approval of both Catholic "Seventy-five percent of the $2.8 million will remain. "In 1970, they made it record," he filled with figures of Christ and the and Protestant churches, and the village voted for this version of the The money probably will be said. "But it was all professional Virgin Mary. AJC. play," he said. plowed into building a luxurious singers Iroimi Munich. - - Baptist Association Meets The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl.. Dr. Bill Simmer, founder, president and director of the Good News Mission jail ministry with headquarters In Arlington, Va., will be the principal speaker at a dinner to be held at 6:30 p.m., Friday, April 18 at Lord Chumley's restaurant in Altamonte Springs. Good News Mission is the largest supplier of chaplains for county jails and state prisons In the United States, including Orange and Seminole counties. At present there is only enough financial support to maintain one full-time jail chaplain for the counties Chaplain Jerry Jordan. The purpose of the free dinner is to acquaint more persons with the work of Good News Mission here and to gain enough pledges to be able to support a fulltime chaplain for Seminole County. Two fotmer inmates who have benefited from the Good News ministry, one of whom Is now pastoring a church, will give their testimony of how their lives have been changed. John Marks, director of communications, will give a presentation on the work Including slides. Sheriff John Polk, who will be In Colorado and unable to attend, is expected to speak to the gathering by phone regarding the need for a full-time chaplain here. Nursery Provided Pastor Pastor 0:11&lIa.m. SundaySchoel 1:418.m. UMYP 1:01p.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast Sod 14*Thursday 4:11a.m. Saturday Proverbs 1:19 (th Ave. 7:11p.m. 1:01p.m. UPIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. Country Club & Upoale Rd. Darwin Mea Pastor Sunday School 1:01a.m. Wersitiplervsce 11:00a.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHUNCH cUp.po 00* 11:IIa.m. Youth are" Wed. Choir Practice Congregational Con II:0SM. 4:00p.m. 1:00p.m. 7:00p.m. 1:410.m. Meriting Worship Wednesday Meriting Prayer Group Nov. Shy oleso Mush. Sunday Church School Passion Play Stirs Debate Seminole Fundralser FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 I At Oberammergau Director Speaker At Good News Quartet and the Sounds of Joy will present a program of Gospel music Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lakeview Nursing Home in Sanford. 141 Orange Street, Lsngwoed Sunday School 1:40a.m. Worship Services 0:111 11:01a.m. We Maintains, Christian School kIndergarten through ElaItffi Grade 10:00a.m. 4:00p.m. 1:00p.m. Pentecostal IT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 1241 led lug Rd. Oviedo (Slavia) NOV. John J. Kucharik Pastor 4:00p.m. 11:10a.m. Mid weak Service (Wad.) 7:00p.m. Nursery Provided for all Service, Pastor 11:004.m. Worship Sunday School Nursery Provided Pastor 1:40a.m. Youth Hour EvangelIst Sorvlc, 2117 Orlande Dr. )7.fl (Lutheran Church in America) 'l 11:008.m. Morning Worship Woolly No Iluly is HewN 7:30 p.m. Sunday Schesi GOOD SHE PH ERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 10:008.m. Rev. 0. K. Quitter Inhupsn*nlMlssionary Ps l:$i.m. 1:11a.m. Son. (Wed.) Morning Worship Nov. Elmer A. Neusdier Pastor S unday School 1:11a.m. Norship Service 10:11a.m. indergarten and Nursery CHU111CHOF000 1:11a.m. Meriting Wership 11:11a.m. Evangelistic Services 6:40 p.m. Wed. PrayerIBibfeStWy 1:11p.m. Svndaylchosl 7:00P in 211111 Sanford Ave. Jam J.Hinton LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER "The Lutheran Hour" and Church Of God Pastor MId.W Briefly ll:Na.m, OF THE NAZARENE CHURCHOFCHRIST 1112 Park Avenue Fred Saber F vanlells? elms study . Morning Warship 1 Evening service Ladles Bible Class Wednesday Wednesday Bible Class Worship Service 10:000.m. 11:00a.m. Paster Worship Nov. Robert Burns Church Of Christ (Southern) May. James W. Hammock Pastor Sui'iaySckeol 1:458.0. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. ChwchTraining 4:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wednesday Ivenins Prayor$orvlce 7:110.m. Lake Mary May. B. L. Wagner, Pastor Sunday Worship 10:00a.m. Eve.WersltIp Sunday School Tale. 101.2424 LONOW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. £ Grant St. 7:00p.m. 1:14p.m. LAKE MANY CHURCH 210 Wade Strilt 1:118.m. 11:000.1n. Evening Worship I:30 P.M. 1:11p.m. Wad. PrayorServ. Nursery Provided 11:11 4.m. at the NAZARENE 11)1. Crystal ieee Ave. WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL a flOOfl 104p.m. Pastor 1:41a.m. Evening Service ,, P 11:008.m. 11:004.m. Sunday School . ~ 1 00 Vs Street Sunday Service 1. I lam. Iv "This Is The Life" 4;~,-,_'144"" ., ~ ,,,, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST DILTONA Ilkcam Boulevard and Old Trvths far a Now Day 'm1 Al Green Sunday S~ Morning Warship Vicar 1111a.m. MidWeek Service How can a man, created in the Image of God, be truly alive when he is cut off from his Creator? Attend the church of your choice, and learn about God, who will not only put life into today and tomorrow, but forever. 10:308.m. Evening Service 11:00a.m. Nov. Gregory 0. Brewer Sunday EucharIst SundaySchsol P 930a.m. LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAA*ENE Wilsin School, Orange Blvd. Winter Springs Phone 4714771 Last week we cut a branch off a dogwood tree. It was a beautiful sight, seeing the carpet of freshly exploded blossoms lying on the grass. But when I walked by the branch two days later, the blossoms were ugly and brown-edged. They were dead -a vivid reminder why so many people today are the walking dead. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH III Airport Blvd. Phone 322.0100 Nursery Provided Rev. Raymond Cricher Nazarene Ill Tvsliawflla load There is an oughtness" about lire that troubles the honest man. He senses he ought to be happier than he is, better than he is, wiser, more alive. He ought to be thinner, nicer, more peaceful, more controlled. And he even has occasional, late- at-night presentiments that he ought to consider his definable limits. It has been said that death stalks everything living and catches it, eventually. Christian 1:30a.m. Morning Warship 11:00 0 .m. Evening Worship 4:00p.m. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:11p.m. Tues. Official I.oard Meet. 1:00p.m. EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NEW COVENANT 1:00p.m. PALMIT?OAVENUI BAPTIST CHURCH 1484 Palmetto Ave. Sunday School Radar 1:00a.m. 11:00a.m. 10:00a.m. 11:00a.m. Holy Communlan Pastor EVOnIAIW,rsIIIp NEW SETHEL AMI CHURCH Ma in WI City Rev. M. N. lurks Jr. Pastor HOLY CROSS ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH III Oak Ave..Sanford CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford 322.3114 Rev.UerfW.Lasssu 11:008.m. Shy. & Bible Study (Wed.) Catholic 11:00a.m. 7:31p.m. Wed. Prayer Sery. lusdsy$chsol Worship Service ($un.) Pastor Wad. 19w. AIrport Blvd., Sanford 321.3731 mlii. Pastor l.Grady Sniwdon Sunday SAW 1:41a.m. ffi eftl sglr 10:11a.m. 7:11p.m. Youth Fellowship 7:11p.m. Dinner following Service every 4th PINICREST BAPTIST CHURCH Wol*, Rev. Gary Islwr Sunday SCh..I (Swl) Prayer Baptist sIll, ksdSylol 4:11p.m. Geneva, Fia. Wid.SiktoStIy 1:00p.m. W. LigMIIIVs. youth Misting WershipService 7:11p.m. Fellowship Supper . * * * :4Sa.in. I SendayScheol Study A Wednesday Sunday, April 13,iI$O.-5C for all ages Prayer Shy. 00~ Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. :31$ 11a.m. l:31&1ICm. Fellowship Cat fee between services 1:11p.m. UMYF 1:00p.m. EvenIng Wer'ship II 11a.m. 1:00 p.m. Dr. Jay T.Casinat. Svnd.ylchssl Morning Worship Church Training EvesingW.rilWp Wed. Prayer Service Patter Assoc. Pastor Church Scheel Services with classes J. .I RELIGION Cassef berry Rev. Arthur Psdpefl Rev. Bob Dickinson ,%, .."'p~h ,A---.,- Assembly Of God Worship Service Evening Service . COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11.12 at Piney Ridgl Rd. THE SIVINTH.DAY MIS . M efhôdist ADVINTISYCMURCH Cornsr of 7* A Elm Douglas Jacets Pastor . ,Stvrday Services.. 11 Sallath school 1:30 am. ' Worship Service 11:00a.m. EvsthhgWwsNip . Sunday, April 13, mo Adventist WorshIp Sirvic, - rn . The "Abundant We" Fellowship of Geneva has outgrown the home In which It has been meeting for the put six months and Is now meeting In the Geneva Elementary School, according to the pastor, Larry Herman. An Independent charismatic fellowship, the groç meets at I p.m. on Sunday on the Lake Geneva Drive side of the United Methodist Conference Convenes Special To Evening Herald for the evening session will be resolutions that have been of homosexuals or their ap- whether the church will crease for World Service (the The top legislative and the traditional Episcopal sent in by agencies, (0fl pointment as clergy will be continue its support for the basic benevolence fund) in policy-making body of the Address. This year it will be ferences, individuals and written into church law; civil rights of homosexuals. 1981 to $28,452,000. The figure United Methodist Church, given by Bishop W. McFerrin local churches. whether to continue tile would climb to $32,245,000 by known as th e Ge neral Con- Stowe of the Dallas-Ft. Worth present The ISSUe Of finances also 1984. But a new issue expected ban on any cllurc.h Issues expected to garner ference, will convene at the Area. major attention include funding of homosexual groups will be evident in relation to a in relation to finance is the Indiana Convention For the first time, an ad- homosexuality, finances, or viewpoints; whether the number of new programs proposal by Good News, the Exposition Center in current Social Principles being proposed as well as the evangelical caucus, that there Indianapolis at 1:30 p,m on dress by the laity has been pensions in in i s t r , planned for the Wednesday quadrennial emphases and statement on homosexuality current inflation rate and its be "designated giving" to Tuesday, April 15. This group of 1,000 delegates from morning session. This will be special programs, agency will be deleted, made more effect on general church World Service. Traditionally, around the world will decide given lay persons from across accountability, the Social restrictive or left as is; funding proposals for the 1981- the fund has been an unthe direction of the church for the church; taking Into Principles (the church's specialized ministries to 84 quadrennium. The General designated one with monies the next four years and consideration the broad stance on social issues) and homosexuals; employment of Council on Finance and being allocated to general ethnic communications. However, homosexuals by the church in Administration will recoin- agencies for spectrum of national beyond. The first session of the 1980 representation, women, men the subject matter of the - non-clergy categories; and mend a seven percent in- programs of the church. petitions alone covers almost General Conference will open and youth. 3,000 basic topics. with service of Holy CornMost of the major business munlon, led by Bishop Paul A. of the General Conference will The Issue of homosexuality . Dr. Stanford E. Linzey Jr., He has toured the Far East Washburn of the Chicago come from the 10 legislative will emerge at several points . Chaplain, U.S. Navy, Retired, repeatedly ministering in Area; wi th Bishop Robert E. committees, which will during the conference: will be featur ed speaker at Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, The Goodrich of the Missouri Area carefully consider the more whether or not a specific First Assembly of God, 27th Philippines, and Hong Kong. as the preacher. Scheduled than 25,000 petitions and prohi bi ti on agai nst ordina tion and Elm Streets, Sanford, He has been involved in the April 13-16. He will be Charismatic-Pentecostal speaking at the Sunday Ministry for 25 years. He is a services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. much sought after speaker In , - Stanford Linzey To Speak , Celebrate Easter all Yea r Easter Day, 1980 Is now history. Roughly, 1547 years since the f irst Easter, the resurrection of Jesus from the grave. History, It Is said repea ts itself. But the resurrection of Christ from the dead will never be repea ted. It was a once for all time event and changed the face of history. However, as we 101* about our world, It causes us to pause and really question wnesner mm evens was the earth changing event Christians claim for It. People still Hie as though everything depended on what they do, what they say, what they amass for themselves. They ignore the importance of depending on God's action In returning Jesus from the dead. They continue to live a life in the here and now with no thought for their eternal fate. If Easter, 1800 Is to have any lasting effect Um must be a determined attack on the indifference of the world and also of some socalled Christians. We must overcome the allurement of the physical world about us without condeming everything of the world. Everything we have has been given by God and Is good If we but use it rightly, Above all,, the gift of victory over death, sin and the devil is one that should be accepted with open arms by all. In the resurrection of Qrlg, we have the ultimate proof of God's love for His creation, every human being. We land to not want to believe this because it is so alien to everything we m and hear Nursery is provided at all ser vices. Llnzey has traveled ex- around us. It is incredible to even consIderS that all all powerful, all mighty God could stoop to become a part of creation and then be subjected to the Indignity of the Cross. It is even more Incredible that death would be overcome for the creatures of this all powerful God. And all of this in the light of the innocence of the one who had been crucified, Yet this very resurrection of Christ Is at the core of the Christian faith. Paul, writing to Corinthians many centuries ago, put it very clearly. "But If there Is no resurrection of the dead, then Christ has not been raised; if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching Is in vain and your faith Is in vain -If for this life only we have hope In Christ, we are of an men most to be pitied. But In fact Christ has been raised from the dead." In fact Christ has been raised! This event Is cause for jubilation throughout the coming year. Every Sunday Is a little Easter. Lot us rejoice and be glad. Accept God's gift of forgiveness of sin and life everlasting. Jesus Christ Is risen. Allelula! , .;,•. schooL ' -- Chorlsteri Sing In. Festival it Beatrice Buck of Holy Cross Fp&cepsl ønwdi, Suiford, and Louise Tonby, First Presbytirlen Church of Sanford, local members of the American Guild of Organists and chorlatirs from their choirs will psrticfpst* In the Ciatral Florldafliapor'sAdult Choir Festival&andey, April II, *14 P.M. at Knowles Memorial Chapel, Roflh'a College, Wider PA ,n,d choir, (rein ares cliorches will sIng 11 anthems Wider the directkn of Dr. Robert Fort, Stetson University School of Music faouliy member. His ct4kgne, Paul ifl'11wWbe the acce for the proçan WIN be 1,1T% C1v." There will be organ pr..wfa"cn. by Joe Running of All Saints Eücoçal Church, Winier Park and Beth Spomp First Presbyterian Church, Gekland . - . . -.w.,. 11. , ' 1. 4 & / . / - I Christian Women ¶, Club The Altamoud*Msitlasd Qrlaa Wem'a Cue will 'bold Its ns"4ldy brunch on Thinday, April31, 5:41 to 11:0 am, at the Mailhand Civic Canter. MadSilne Hanes will be the ÜupiraUonnl speaker and there will be a special f.. on in china. Craig Blair will provide special music. Reser.'atlona should be made by April21 by calling 4.3050 -.'.- DEACONS HONORED Deacon William Cummings, Morning Glory Misslonaly Baptist Deacon Board chairman, (left) was presented plaque honoring all the deacons who have been affiliated with the church. ihc. ..h.,..nh... .,. and each night at 7 o','Inr'k S.E. LINZEY JR. tensively throughout the United Sta tes, Canada and the world ministering and speaking on the subject: "The Baptism with the holy Spirit." His travels have wen nun to Europe wnere ne ministered in Spain and Italy. ..,Jl....... ....a.. uiivv, s.:v:s organizations, and Men's fellowship groups. He Is a frequent speaker for the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship chapters. In addition he has written numerous articles and books. Dr. Llnzey holds the B.A. and Th.B. degrees from the Linda Vista Baptist Bible College and Seminary." Meet The H ard-Li ne rs The headline says, "Church leaders fear rally In D.C. has right-wing political over. tones." The reference Is to a "Washington for Jesus" rally scheduled for April 29, The fundamentalist groups organizing the rally hope to draw a million people to the nation's capital to Impress on lawmakers the need for more prayer and spirituality in public life. Nobody can quarrel with that. What worries leaders of the liberal National Council of Churches is that the gathering may be intended to rally support for the right-wingers In Congress -those who are for prayer In the public schools and against gay rights, among other things. There is nothing unusual, of course, In citizens doing all they can to elect people who agree with them -whether it is on morality, abortion, foreign policy or the need for cutting taxes, One danger in this case Is that often the hard-liners on morality are also hard-liners in areas where inflexibility could land us In a nuclear war. Sometimes we don't see it because they tend to couch their hard-Line military sta nds In moral terms: "peace through strength." In any case, hard-Lining is sweepi ng the country. Esq uire magazi ne for April carries a cover story entitled, "Somewhere the Duke it Smiling: A guide to . the New Hard-Line Qulture" There Is a picture of John Wayne In heaven wearing wings. But y are not angel wings. They are the wings of an American eagle. Tough-guylsm Is in vogue, says Esquire. Tears, compassion and understanding are out along with Betty Ford, "I'm OK, You're OK," confessing your sins In public, mid-lUe crises, "out with It, It's healthy for you." Instead we are fantasizing now about "how we would do In a fist fight In a bar." Hard-liDS is just the sort of thing that can landuslnalotof trouble. But we love it, says the manazine, because It has been so long Am we have been In any trouble -"we have forgotten how good it feels." - SAIN AND SINNERS ;k George Plagenz Soft-line personal relationships ("If your marriage isn't working, get out of it") are being replaced by the hard-line couple exemplified by Ted and Joan Kennedy: 'Hold the union, bite your lip and do what's best for the family." Some of this switching back to the hard-line will be welcome - and long overdue. This business of baring our souls In front of others has never appealed to me. I am embarrassed by all the Intimate revelations, as I would be if an old maiden aunt did a striptease In front of me. Frankness can be refreshing but it Is not always edifying or wise. That, in any case, Is what I felt about much of Betty Ford's candor - on such things as pre-marital sex, for example. But if the new hard-line culture means you bite your tongue and bite the bullet, hard-line can also mean hard-heart. Few people seem to want to acknowledge the possibility that our country shares some of the blame for what Is happening in Iran. A Southern Baptist minister who visited Tehran early this year - Reverend Charles A. Kimball - says he did not find the Aya tollah Khomeini the "lunatic" Americans Insist he Is. Kimball asked the hard question: "As Moslems, you are obliged to protect the foreigner In your midst. How do you reconcile this with the holding of Innocent people?" He was struck by the hard question Khomeini posed in return: "How can you Christians who say you follow Jesus, the friend of the oppressed and the downtrodden, remain silent as the oppressed of the world .7 cry out?" In these days of hard-lining In this country, we do not consider that a fair question. F' .or '. '--41 .1 . r'~,1 ..;T.. W .-- . . _~Vr_ ~ . = �_tI• 'i.. ,'4"1•-.. 81,OND%E ' Ui HONEY 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April 13, 1$0 by Chic Young isv's , I ST w OUTSIDE"ttILL HAVE TO GO DOWN AND CAU.. 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'-------- "' It LOUI58 has oecomea living legend and an ambitious young author wants to write 111:00 () 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (II) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 24 jlO) OVER E'' (17) LUCY SHOW ' 12)(17) WORLD AT LARGE (14(10) MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE 'My Son, My Son" The close friendship between Witham and Dermont continues through their marriages and Guests: Craig Roberts, Burton Matkiel. EVENING AFTERNOON (DQPICTUREOFHEALTH 0' I 11 toworkonthelnvest$gatlonof a rjis of gangland murders get ruM WI 8:25 Home" (1978) Jane Fonda, Jon Voight. A marine officer's wife that Telly Savalas came in the diner. (A) (II) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 5:00 enemy. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 2:00 (T\ IJ I fl 1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS a) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE IN FLORIDA ..... — Ill TODAY (WED) work advises viewer discretion) (A) T ALICE Vera quits when Mel refuses to believe her story - (35)BULLWINKLE 1:50 a) 0 NEWS 9:00 0 @) NBC MOVIE 'Coming band is fighting in Vietnam, they meet and fall in love. 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Your hands appear to constitute a misfit. and take the reins, Finally, remember that LEO (July 22-AUg. 22) The cards no( points do the actual aj , ,.. trick-taking. ' success today is the In(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AM.) corporation of that innovative __________________ (For a copy of JACOBY Idea you get. Trnst your MODERN, sand $1 to: "b4i abilities. ANSWERS — at.," car of ti*is n.wapa&low. vmoo (Aug 23-Sept, 22) Pe' P.O. 8x 489, RadIo City Although something might Station, Now York, N.Y. q-ga'g,' 10019.) 'ANNIE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (D O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI' assigned to British Army Intelligence is commissioned to - away that two banks, Alaska? (a) 6:00 a.m. (b) 7:00 am, (c) 8:00 a.m. 3. Dr. Ernst B. Chain won a Nobel prize for what or? (a) splitting the atom (b) (C) developinfl,PenlcIl'ln developing uenza vaccine _______ — it in Fairtake 0 QD TWO'S COMPANY (1) 8 MARLO AND THE Nigel Green. A prisoner Force" (1973) Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook. 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If it's 12 now In New York partner bids and reblds that City, what tim lis _____ ______ SEUP (12)(17) MOVIE "The Iperesi File" (1965) MIchael CaIne, AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. diamonds. value of that (1)0 THE LIVING WORD (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 (1)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO- Edith tries to keep her younger brother (Scott BaIo) from enlisting In the Navy by using free 8.1 from jail and herself from an unwanted marriage by tying the knot with the trucker. (R) GEMM (May 21-June 20) --- 6:30 (DeaOODTIME GIR0 carry out something new, energies are Intense, .well. 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(R) 11:30 110 FACE THE NATION a) U BILL DANCE OUT. 12:30 MORNING Angel's scheme to swindle an SPORTSWORLD 10- round lightweight bout between Aaron Pryor and Leonidas Asprllla (live); AIAW IS 1IJ QUE PASA, U.S.A.? her biography. (Part 16 of (A) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME A romantic trauma leaves Schneider so depressed that he considers becoming cellbate 4:00 U @) -. 5:00 8:30 (live from the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia). 12:00 rs[JN1 Armenian familyy In a teaI as aa estate deal.. (10) LIVE FROM THE METROPOLITAN "Don Carlo" Renate Scotto, Fiorenza Cossotto, ValUe Moldoveanu, Your charming and gallant 10019. Be sure to specify birth Immediate losers at the slam level — at game level the ANSWERS p4.,. 0,, ,, 01 ijg, Raft City Station, N.Y. other conventions to check on ( ThC hot Is tUb o 0 D 0 Ing ANGIE Angie can't being best man at his wedding, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- coverage of this tournament back when she nurses him OF THE UNEX. 2:00 (.7)0 NEWS which turns out to be part of Dec. 21) You could find yourself more in demand him GOLF TOURNAMENT Final round 24(10) HOY EN LA LEGISLA. testers among the members of a gang planning a big bank heist. (35) JIM ROCKFORD Angel suckers Rockford into 1 (1) 0 MASTERS Dr. Hook, Desmond Child & Rouge. Winters. Racial prejudice t'nj / 3:30 (13) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS (24 (10) FIRING LINE "Approaches To inflation" Harry Belafonto, Shelley believe the trouble she causes when she enlists Brad to wine and dine one of her hairdressers who Is threatening to quit. weaving technique Invented In give them. This also should Your aim. However, don't the 12th century(b) a breed of work at the 12-trick level and expect everyone to find ex. you set your heart on today so long as you take the necessary cat (c) a local governmental does — except for one thing. citement In what stimulates responsibility. Don't rely on unit I n medieval Scotland You have 12 winners or may. you. Find out more of what The greatest number of be 13, but before you can get others to do things for you., lies ahead for you in the year "Jezebel" (1938) Bette Davis, Henry Fonda. A stubborn Southern belle loses her fiance, but wins £ AUFRI1A II U VI LI rrlIU '''." ' MORNING (7) U GOOD 12:05 IDU Valerie Perrine. The extraordinary life of the master showman is told by four of the most important women in his life. (R) nrnnr.c.nei I"-""- Irma' (1949) Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis. A rather dimwitted woman becomes Involved with two men. (2 Hrs.) (12) (17) RAT PATROL Against Tomorrow" (1959) help pay for his new cruiser, Sheriff Cain (Ed Lauter) arrests 8.1 and fines him for transportleg illegal aliens. (A) (1) 0 THE TIM CONWAY SHOW Guest: Susan Anton. SCORPIO (Oct 24-NOV. 22) vert a "fallen" woman to the ways or purity an Christianity. CHURCH DAY OF DISCOVERY !Kuna .Ku no bushman .... 1.. 'Ziegfeld: The Man And His Story Of A !Kung Woman' lntimate portraits of a young 'Kung woman living on a governmenl settlement and a vanishing way of life, that of the Rain" (B/W) Huston. Based on a story by W. Somerset Maugham. A straitlaced preacher on a South Od5 ISIdnU attempts to con- BAPTIST £% (10) ODYSSEY N!ai. The (1932) Joan Crawford, Walter bla when their training camp sergeant turns out lobe an old 1:30 0(14) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (1 (17) MOVIE "Odds 0 (31 BJ AND THE BEAR To You can, accomplish anything IL) U FIRST (II) (35) MOVIE (U) (35) MOVIE "Buck Privates" (8/W) (1941) Abbott and Costello, Lee Bowman. Two greenhorns are In for lrou- PECTED 7:30 t31) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (ED (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 8-00 pals makes your whole day go smoothly, June Altyson. An untended shoulder injury results In the downfall of a serviceman's Air Force and baseball careers. (2 Hrs.) THE LAW AND YOU - U Biloxi, man rejects a girl with a "shady" past, but he later falls for her. (1 Hr. 55 Mins.) 12:00 (17) ROCK CONCERT Guests: Blondie, Dixie Dregs, (4) TALES ing Impaired) ' Scandinavia (from Mississippi). Stewart, 1:00 country on the night ferry train. (Closed captioned for the hear- might have thought, it could a more be worth it. Heed your new vi tality to your life, The Bees" (C) (1956) George Go, Mitzi Gaynor. A proud SIC "Night Ferry" Two greedy men steal the valuable mummy of the boy-king Nematut and try to smuggle it out of the you ever wondered year where your romantic or then act. why this Is so? )it H IAIWt.l%..., sVpI. in..et. &1 UxnL xJILVICaIa eLy con'the answer to this question cerned, Chances are you'il could be a little difficult for lies In the fact that the basic develop a wider range of you to accomplish things on system does not allow for the value of the fit. Somehow or Involvements that will give your own, Teaming up with other, at the 10-trick level the 11:55 fJO MOVIE "The Birds And C!) U LAWRENCE WELK (II) 35 SANFORD AND SON Uncle George dies and Lamont will Inherit $7,000 if he produces a Son within the next 12 months and names him George. (24 (10) ONCE UPON A cLAS. cost a trifle bit more than you possession of eight or more ARIES (March 21-April 19) trumps Is likely to increase You're bold and clever today, the value of your distribution- so you sh ould accomplish Scottish fold refers to (a) a al points beyond what you - Ford, Jimmie Rodgers, Michelle Rodgers, Bobby Butler. - IW44 siege struggles to maintain normal existence. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 4(10) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS Billy Graham, Tennessee Ernie exciting npriod -g Coming feelings about the situation Have by Howie Schneider "Simon," "Little Darlings" and "Hide In Plain Sight." (7) 0 ING U.S. National Team vs. LIVE Host: Burt Reynolds. through a yellow fever epidem. Guest: Anna Murray. ic, (1)0 MOVIE "Mrs. Miniver" 11:00 B1w) (1942) Greet Garson, SPECTRUM (1)0 Walter Pidgeon. A family living (11 in England during the German 1''.!ETS9NS review "The Black Stallion," For Monday, AprIl 14, 1980 YOUR BIRTHDAY 8 (1) SATURDAY NIGHT Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel dealing with others today. meaningful. OVA- "Strategic Air (1955) James Command" (C) (IM (17) MOVIE 11:30 0 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS iu:ju MOVIE porting Actor, Best Supporting Actress. Best PiiThjrp sn,l Rnci Song 3:00 Q(1U) ANOTHER VOICE 11:25 (3)0 NEWS 6:30 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wanting may become a You'll find your gentler ways reality today. It may not be are the ones most effective in large, but It will be BRIDGE AT IM (17) DICK MAURICE AND (17) WRESTLING 1. I (ID (35) MOVIE "Peyton Place" (C) (1957) Lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan. The complex revelations of the secret life of a small New England cotnmunity harbor scandals galore. (2 , 1F5. I MIflS.J '..VMP'AFIIY 36 Positive words 50 Candy flavor 51 Exist 37 Unmounted I1 Most: VLIvLUrnLy. 1J Find out more of what lies liking, since team play Is what ahead for you In the year you do best. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) following your birthday by J4 12 16 sending for your copy of Just w hen you needed thIs 18 110 Astro4.irapfl Ieuer, MU II person, an ally Will PFOV8 for each to Mtro-Graph, Box most helpful today In handling NNNN1N 489, Radio City Station, N.Y a task you might be feeling 10019. Be sure to specify birth overwhelmed HNENNN date, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Something social E0 a I benefit with good friends or loved of Something materially could come from ones that you might not ha ve someone who Is quite fond of even planned on will turn this you. It will put you In a good day Into one of pleasure and frame of mind for the entire f day, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) 19) This is the day to make Chances are you will have those artistic little changes more direct control today around the house that you've NONNI over t hi ngs that affect you been thinking about. You're In personally, It will feel good to good form. l .. have things going your way AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. for a change. 19) Someone Is making HEN al CANCER (June 21-July, 22) pleasant plans of a social Unselfishly putting the needs nature and figuring you lit Ott of another above your own them, You'll probably hear all HEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII today will gain you more than about It today. 154 I I I I 1cc I I I I I Jtin,, vr frnn PP Its t I t'k "- rv,Iaht ....... -'-- -'"' u. I I I I I I I I 1 1 tI will tell others about your 'through a relative or a loved kindness, one, something you've been __________________________________________________ I While Working on a project to track unidentified flying objects, Dr. Wells is abduct in a flying saucer, . tim w V.1, (12)(17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER O@ 8 (1) (1) 0 NEWS (1)0 NEWS (ID (35) BIONIC WOMAN Someone Is going to treat you areas this coming year. 11:00 6:00 VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) Work hard to refine your talents In creative and artistic (ID (35) A 19WMERICA'S ATH. LETES EVENING oney than vinegar. YOUR April13,1%O IRI RI CS F N T $ 28 Sorrowful 30 Playing card IUIv rId AknaftB , I~_ __ _ _____________________ — lag distributional points, Is Twenty-six high-card points enough for a 10-trick game in is the number you need for a a suit. When you get to a small slam, 33 becomes the number 'r1e 0 April 13, 1980 ' By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag (~ N - 5 MOO — WIN 101 A $ Sunday, April 13,1o..7 TONIGHT'S TV PAY z1J11 1•ri 0A - a 55 Grubby 31 Three (prefix) character 32 Civil War 8 Cherished .i general 9 Dropsy 33 Forsake 10 Gather 35 Scout 12 Receptacle for 37 Make known carrying 38 Sketch things Z ' U DOWN 24 Dull routine RyBERNICEBEDEOSOL. 26 Erect Ii HOW SILLY OF ME. ARCHIE' I DUMPED H 54 Lieu deep Evening Hirald,Sanford, Fl. - XjV I 2 Shaped conference 19 Baseball official (abbr.) 1 Eulogize 2 Norwegian 20 New (prefix) dramatist 22 So far 3 Stickier 23 The briny Possessive '- - i • • - IISIHI fihiW N,L1Y1 OMA 1 AT TE1Dj RU N R p AR E H 15 Flowering 17 Football . $ IFIS 43 lions home 44 Gender 46 Whirl 49 Pencil tubber 1601 God (Lat) J - meat 11 Most capable 13 Protracted speech 14 Shylock -- Answer to Previous Puzzle - I . . . .;~* A4 �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 13, 1$O 4 r . ..'.' ., AVE . TIS 1 I W I own iijewa nag" G'W outdo ,uu'.cs QUAmTvuIom U I ININVID' I' I . a,.-. a qq EEF ( ' ;• - designer wallë lOcks Wen your d ay, - ,rr.'.bsI a,'., . • . r from Winn D x e. •' •. . SflNILepUgraY rem Iayo.r.s. $23.99 value oni q q* ".' lug IL USDA CHOWN ,ouu W1H1UU BOTTOM IVVVWXA L11 APRIL 13thtO II 19th REALTOR l" •; II I I I. II a •• - - %• • . ,. — - / II a • • . -- • •; This Crockett Log Home is the first in the Orlando area, now being completed and was sold by the local Dealer, Seigl.r Realty, Broker 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, Fla. Tel. 321-040. Evening IIeiiild Sunday, April 13, 1910 Heiald Advertiser Thursday, April 10, 1910 At vj 1 • . - L . • a- •.. . . ... . , .-• •' . - • • .. • a • - L • • _____J, '. •. -z'- a �p I- 2—Iforald Mvrtlsr, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 10, 19100 2—Evening Hra$d, Sanford, Fl. Sunday April 13, 1NO Area Builders Face Boom And Gloom By JANE CASSELBERRY family permits were issued Hidden Lake, Ramblewood area from rural to high Northern Way in the with a total value of $701,000 Herald Staff Writer at a valuation of $10,292,040. and Grove View Village density and homes in all Tuscawilla area, is in the as compared to 28 last year Trying to focus in on the The total number of single developments with some in price ranges. Our zoning mill for April, he said, for that period, when there home building scene in family home permits issued the Sanora area, according laws are flexible and our city Tuscany Plaza, a con- were 26 permits valued at Seminole County and its by the county in 1979 was to Braceland. The spotted staff broadminded." dominium development in $939,800. seven municipalities 2,161 at a $154,335,844 building on single lots by Bradshaw said figures that same area, is already There were a total of 97 produces a fuzzy picture, valuation, smaller contractors has Just showing the number of started. single samily permits issued Depending on where you are, SANFORD about come to a halt, but the permits issued in the city the On the other hand, in Lake Mary in 1979 for the situation Is either boom If there is a recession in builders in the larger sub. first two months of this year Bradshaw said, building on homes valued ata total of or gloom, the home building business it divisions are still building as down somewhat from the speculation has stopped, and $4,886,700. SEMINOLE COUNTY Is not yet reflected in the and selling houses, same period last year are some builders, who still have In Seminole County the number of building permits Bracelanci expects an deceptive, LONG WOOD lots have quit building, "It total number of single family issued this year in Sanford. eventual slowdown in single Home construction in "When you look at the depends on where their home permits issued by the Sanford Building Official family construction, but whole picture you will see financing is coming from," L40ngwood is holding its own county building office for the Bill Braceland said a total of (eels there will be a lot of this has nothing to do with he added, and commercial and in. first three months of this 105 permits were issued for activity in professional the economy," he explained. In January of this year 22 dustzial building activity is year (280) had dropped single family dwellings in buildings and multi-family "Builders have simply run permits for single family going strong, according to considerably from the 632 In Sanford during the first two on the west side of the city if out of lots in some areas and homes were issued valued at City Clerk Linda Martin, the first quarter of 1979. months of 1980 with a total the new hospital is built in are waiting for new areas to $93,692 and in February, 39 There was a total of 61 single In January 1080, there value of $1,051,317. In the that area as planned, open up." at $980,349. March figures family permits Issued in the were 123 single family month of January, 80 were WINTER SPRINGS city in the first three months For instance, Bradshaw were not yet available, permits Issued valued at Issued compared to the same Winter Springs building said, Maronda Homes, Inc., In 1979 there were 41 last year compared to 62 this $4,970,061 compared to in 222 month last year when 17 official Ray Bradshaw is has built out lots in Foxmore permits issued for homes year. In January 1980 there last year at $10,212,889, were issued. During also optimistic. II and was walling for the valued at $1,270,169; in were 24 permits issued for a February 1980, there were 85 February, 25 permits were "Winter Springs Is on the developer's go ahead to start February, Gd, at $1,810,450; valuation of $712,118; in Permits issued with a value Issued up from eight last verge of another boom, but a building in Foxinore III, and in March, 104, at February, 18 at $521,031; and of $3,181,975, down from 190 year for that month. controlled boom," he which is expected In 10 days. $3,419,245. The total number March, 20 at $607,659. valued at $8,810,680 last year In the 1979 year there were predicted. "When other He said Maronda already of permits issued last year in During 1979, there was a In that month, a total of 163 permits for cities were In a building has more than 30 signed Winter Springs for single total of 232 permits issued by In March 1900, there were single family dwellings recession before, Winter contracts to build new family houses was 703 with a the city on a total valuation 72 permits issued at a value Issued In Sanford. Springs never stopped homes. Fairway Oaks, a value of $20,355,178. of $2,712,960 compared to Most of the currentthe home building. We have the ad- private exclusive cornCASSELBERRY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS March 1979 when 220 single building activity is in vantage of having every type munity on the east end of In Casselberry, single Single family home con• family building permits struction in Altamonte i were down in the first two Springs is down for the first '7' , • months from that period last three months of this year ••• year, but building activity compared to last year at this .'.!II_i.A/ " seemed to be picking up time, according to Pat again as a lot of permits Martin of the Inspection . r . were issued during March, department. according to the city building "We have to expect some Office decrease, there's no way to -. .. -• ._____________________ In Casselberry during get wound it," she cornJanuary, 1979, there were 25 mented. Home construction permits valued at $900,344 at present iscentered mainly and In February, 41 at in Barkley Woods (also --. $1,451,910 compared to known as Bay Point) January, 1960, when nine southeast of Interstate.4 and Permits valued at $815,800 State Road 430. were Issued and In In January, 1960, there February, 41 at $1,451,910, were 11 single family perLAKE MARY inits issued on a valuation of Lake Mary City Manager $600,484 compared to 27 at _ _j Phil Kulbes blames the high $107,343 January, 1979. In interest rate for the February 1910, there was one X. slowdown in home building permit issued on a $60,000 . in his city. ...,. ,..• . house compared to 14 at "lye been talking to $827,3In February, IM. In - .. r fj several developers, who had March seven were Issued .• ;• ;• plans to build, butWith the (valuation •1' •• ••• not was interest rate, can't afford to avallable), compared to83at construct houses on $2,135,876 last year. speculation#" Kulbes said. Altamonte Springs issued a "They may continue Plan- total of = single fan-dly ning but have postponed any permits in 1979. construction activity untu OVUWO 10 Nireil PsN W TM NsfisInext The number of single This partially constructed new home on the being done In the area by Longazel ConKulbes pointed out the family permits In the first 2300 block of S. Sanford Ave Is part of building struction Company. total coat of construction (tree months of this year went up 12 percent last year. Issued by the city of Oviedo phalt costs $27 8 ton and in about the same as last As Property Week Proclaimed added, and when the were eight permits issued Florida Gov, Robert Realtors throughout governor declared, ,is a In noting that the dwine developer paves a street the with a value of $818,449; In Graham has signed a America during this special time set aside each for this is Passed along to the February, two at $68,372 and proclamation declaring the meaningful observance and year to remind Americans Property year's Private e 'i'iyerL Concrete is March, one at $61,715 for a Week Is "Private week of April 13 to 19 as take an active part in P that we said, total of 11 permIts valued at oing W again, not only have the Property Rights — Protect and ghe yard now Private Property Week" in so - Graham cant right to own real' property, said for more than 10 yards program Ordate'' am ' v7o there were five )iL'd for a lesser Issued In January at a "I encourage my fellow betterment during this week but an Individual respow enterprise system, this Floridians to join Up'h,rjd and throughout the year," albility to guard this valuation of $276,247; Association Of Realtor, and Graham said. Were concept * Perhapsnowhere There prerogative fronany In more a total 01 17 February, four at $184,199 meaningful the 700,000 members Of the "This observance called frInement, personal or right Of every citizen to own residence end March,_- at $80,470 (or National Association of Private Property Week," the political." first (treethe city for a total of 10 Anglie f S1flhIY -. - - real iropert.y" ie nwths Of IM*IS -.•.'•-.-..• - -•------• •- -- -••--------------•---• . •- ---- ---- Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 10, 180.-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 13 1980_3 Boulfd Of Realtors Buys A 'Home' A firm believer in private Public Relations Committee, before the legislature that laws and the escalation of stands on national issuqs are also watching with inownership of property, the Margaret Cannon is will affect private property mortgage interest rates on such as the implementation terest the review of Seminole Seminole County Board of chairman of Private rights and real estate, the assumption of mar- of the Fair Housing Act, and County's Comprehensive Realtors has purchased a Property Week. Among these bills are the tgages. is in favor of the windfall oil Land Plan and how it affects 3,000-square-foot building on controversial condominium Jordan said the Seminole profits tax Just passed by the property rights. - JANE In May two acres of ground at 1500 another conversion laws, rent control County board has also taken U.S. Senate. The Realtors CASSELBERRY Shepard Road, Winter beautification project is Springs, The board plans to planned in cooperation with BU*RD OF REALTORs'. MC,:. renovate the structure to one of the area garden clubs, accommodate its office staff Appreciation of Law Day and serve as Its new will be observed on May. headquarters, In July the board plans to k , quarrs ' hold a white elephant sale to • The board .e £. • • ' presently located at Concord benefit the Central Florida 'c. ' ZOO. Plaza on U.S. Highway 17-92 • '• A toy project will begin In \• " In Longwood. According to board president Lawana September and continue • r Kish, renovations should be until November • ./ The educational corn' •1 complete by mid-June or mittee led by Linda Gilbert July. and Ms. Kish said the Seminole provides speakers seminars throughout the Board of Realtors has ap- year that enable the Realtors proximately 1,300 members to keep learning so that they •••t, •. and added 30 new members can better serve their in March and 89 in February clients. .. making it the fastest growing realtors group in the Two seminars for the -' r • state. public will be held in mid• April at the board offices in • An associate with Harold Concord Plaza. One morning , Hall Realty in Sanford, 1. seminar will be for home Kish was elected in sellers to help them know December to serve for the how to market their houses 1980 term. Other officers are d the other Bob Caldwell of CNA Realty, seminar will be for home -' ,',.• .' first vice president; Bob buyers to teach them what to Smith with Brantley Realty, look for in purchasing a second vice president; iome Forrest Greene of Forrest Legislative Chairman (reene Inc., secretary; and Clifford Jordan will • i.' ', . • • .. . . I - I, '' .,. '4 i' '• • inember delegatio treasurer. • •-- • the Seminole County • __ • Herald pI?o by Tom Vincent Directors are Jack Board of Realtors to Mewhiter of Jack Mewhiter Tallahassee April 14 and 15 Members of the Board of Directors of Seminole •Jack Mcwhirtcr, .Ji,,u Burr, Al La Peter, Realty LaPeter of Tara when 800 Realtors from all County Board of Realtors Include (seated from Forrest Greene. Jack Wright and Walter Realty: Jim Al Burr of Watson over the state will be there left) Bob Smith, second vice president; l.awana Neubrander. See related Photo on page 7 of this Co r p0 i a t i o n, W alt for the 1980 Legislative Day Kish president, Bob Caldwell, first vice section. Neubrander with CNA and Program. There they will president; Dick DaPore, treasurer; standing, Past President Jack Wright. meet WILLI the iegisiiors and discuss the 10 to 15 bills The directors meet at 9 a.m. on the first Wednesday of Private Property Week, of each month at the board April 13-19 the Realtors are I office. The general mem- planning several civic bership luncheon meeting is projects. In April the group held on the fourth Wed- will be planting shrubbery at nesday at the Altamonte Inn the Good Samaritan Home in and Racquet Club, Sanford and will be planting The president's goal, In trees at some spot for addition to moving into the everyone to enjoy. new building, Is to have Carl Gutman, chairman of every Realtor a registered the Greater Sanford voter. To this end she hopes Chamber of Coinmere Civic to have a representative of Improvement and the voter's retration office Beautification Committee, at one of the monthly has been asked to select the meetings to sign up all who site for planting, according have not yet registered. to Roberta Fuller, chairman In addition to sponsorship of the Civic Affairs and I,, rg I m Vsr$.LlTTUADS : ffi. MWUU UP... : in SásdPffts, on the : BUSINESS REVIEWI L i is Mow Don't delay, start your ad In *s Mat issue.... Cii: 322.2611 ----•--•----' / L :)- -' _=__ --.•___ V' I,. _iEw -....,-J �. .• . S . . .- A . - - . - . . _________ - . .• --- . _• - --------- . - _----- ---- - - 5 ,...- --_____ , kFl.Thwvky,AprilIll, IM Mv 4—Evening Hra$d, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 13, mO For Homeowners Catler Not Heiping Housing: Realtor _ -• or . , Carter ShouldBegI fl SpendingCuts Now (Editor's Note: Dr. Jack Carlson is the executive ice president and chief economist of the National Association of Realtors. He writes frequently*on the economy, politics, regulatory agencies and the housing industry.) By SpecialtotheHerald soared; taxes have acPresident Jimmy Carter celerated, too. It took 200 appears to be having second years for the average taxesDespite thoughts about his budget for to reach $4,000 per the year beginning Oct. 1, household. It only took four According to marketing 'does not reflect the gloomy figures show a decline in condoininiiiin conversion, 1980. That's the budget he years - since 1976 - for thedata compiled by the Florida reports from Washington business, a situation that has led to this sharp it, submitted to Congress in average taxes per household Association of Realtors, it about a recession and the traditionally occurs at the crease. January, which he termed to double to $8,000. downturn in real estate impact of higher interest end of the year, compared Comparing averag business occurred during the rates. with the first three quarters and calls for total spending balance any budget; cut fourth quarter of 1979, but it inib Although fourth quarter of -1979, sales volume cornspending to meet income, or of nearly $634 billion, residence reached $59,17(i i i pared with the fourth the Fourth quarter 1)1 1979, a' Although the new budget raise income to inect quarter of 1978 was up $8.4 obviously is in the forefront spending. In Washington, the increase of over 20 per(_4en! million, or almost 22 percunt. compared with the uveragof his thinking, we believe latter approach - plus, a Allowing For the inflation the President also should good deal of borrowing - Idea Caravan selling price of dunn; rate for ltl7tl, this still was a the last quarter$49,252 give serious consideration to appears to be the most of 1978. Fot healthy increase. fiscal year 1980, which is not popular. eonduiiiinium-townhouse From a sample of 18 The present inflation For Realtors yet half over. The 1980 local cooperative properties, the board of realtors around the which finally has average price rose to $59,116. it be com. when presented a year ago made an Impression on the or 13.1 percent above the by the mittee chairman Myrtle T. increase for single family reported selling price for the was dubbed "lean and administration and Caravan, conducted properties was fourth quarter of 1978 when it austere" by the White House Congress, clearly is the Florida Association of "Andy" Anderson of Ft. residential $4.5 million or 15.1 percent was $51,968. (FAR) In Lauderdale. limited res ult o f a bad mix of fiscal Realtors speechwrljers. It for each reporting board. the federal spending increases and monetary policies as cooperation with There is no advanced The most significant inTotal sales volume for all Department of Professional to 7.9 percent. One year well as the price increases registration and no fees. The crease in sales was in the reporting boards for the later, the President's "lean by the Organization on registration desk at the condominium-townhouse- fourth quarter was $857.8 and austere" 1980 budget has Petroleum Exporting Orlando at theApril Sheraton Sheraton Twin Towers will cooperative category where million. The total for the in Towers 11 from Countries (OPEC). increased 14.2 percent. open at 8:30 a.m. The sales yolwne increased by same quarter of 1978 was 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Washington bureaucrats, The Orlando stop is the last caravan is open to all an average of 55 percent $783.8 million. Sales exThere is a way to achieve a balanced budget, and it of a 10-city caravan tour that the general public. in the Consumer Price Index 1978. The trend toward second qrter of 1979. to an annual rate of more neither Is outlandish nor began on March 25 in than 16 percent, have been mind-boggling, Further- Clearwater. The caravan is more, only modest restraint made up of half-day sessions scurrying about In an effort In government spending Is with the purpose of providing to chop $20 billion from necessa ry. some fresh approaches and 1981 budget. Under the If the ideas for the '80s. administration, circumstances, this is a sta rting now, began slowing Faculty members selected prudent course of action. But the growth of federal for this year's caravan inCarter should also take a spending by an average of 2 elude Arthur N. Hamel of Ft. long, hard look at the per nt a year o ce ver the next Myers, chairman of the state remainder of the present five years It could provide Board of Real Estate, who fiscal Year. tax relief for individuals will provide an update on the The federal deficit In 1980 without Increasing the board; William A. Watson of is estimated by Carter at $55 federal deficit and maintain Jacksonville, president of billion. Others, however, a balanced budget with high Watson Realty Corp., will believe the defici t will total employment, review toda y's economy; 164 billion. It would appear The benefits to the Errol L. Green of Orlando, reasonable that if the people economy would be sub. immediate past president of responsible for federal stantlal: consumer prices the Orlando-Winter Park sAa sincere tnQir cut by3 percent; $800 higher Board of Realtors, who will desire to reduce spending in Income pes' household; 1 provide a new perspective on the next fiscal Year. they million new jobs, and 400,000 managing listings; and would f ind the 1981 redu. new homes, Judith & Bath of Saota, tione more clearly defined Reducing the rate of in. Realtor and 'college teacher, sad easier to accomplish if Ration dues not have to be a will discuss self. they Wpn their search for painful and prolonged management. --- na iii iii1! &RW VW(LUiI caravan in • i. ianva Winter Park Sa nford fiscal veer. of the camises of coordinated by (FAR) 44.221 34774 Feal indIng under time promn. Education Db'ectosAUen- - "Year Pull Service liii S s$' HO Rsaliy, INC. scald en Higbway 434, Lengwsad. I. lbs wart if isis. ii lbs 11.1st rscldentlai areas SI tfiilli Odands, (kislesls Csvnty). our commitment Is lbs cemmvsl,y and cvstisssrs, has mid. us sns.IThe mast .accsislvl aiencles IN CIIWrSI Pi.dda. WI bayS lbs largest rsls$sl aussmal dloartmial I. lbs aria. dssIwd cilur Is ysar Isdivimal seeds Wba*ai- yes lust seed Is a Items t0motor WOW Moto VWWWW 104011191 0111 of viii All ear asssc$alss devils ibsi, lull time aed ve sssry Is esrviiss peer sleds Is real ssl.ls. Ii pea dewt basis wbs Is of so! You Las ciass is vii Oar ratatIss ku been built sspniisillsgysut Ye IsfW serve pea Wi luhuij Is M ecllvily uvpp.n lbs lililsals Csuiav SNrdsO Ssr, vi .l isd s.Jlssal hue ___ - ___ ___ InfIation, Sales Up S American workers." unit drop in 1976, this would vacancy rate fall below 5 federal housing programs percent for the first time designed to help the elderly MA COLIERT REALTY, INC; ever, Smith said, "This lo, and low and moderate InALTOR of rental housing Is due come families In rural HAL COLBERT largely to the decline in new America. TED WILLIAMS production of rental units, To stimulate the sale and SELMA WILLIAMS abandonment a n d construction of single family GINI STOWELL foreclosure of older homes during the current gut Ruslht dwellings and conversion of recession, Smith called on REALTOR1 REALTOR rental units to con. Congress to reactivate the Fit Pi*uiiiitI.d S$PLN d o m I n I u m a a mm d so-called "Brooke.CranstLISTING & MLII cooperatives." on" program this year. This 307 EAST2S$h ST—SANFORD Of the 430,000 multIfam ily pr ogram provides belowrental units started last market mortgage money for _______ Rea ii Uut Cubs year, only 210,000 were moderate and middle ______ ________________________________ privately financed, 1w said, come home buyers who For Real Sunny The rest were government ot herwise would be unable to subsidized or insured "Huh buy because of today's PI•aS• Interest rates, increased tasM rates., Operating 'c costs" and the The Brooke-Cranston groWing popularity of hflt progran - W 15 coulrcis have all but brought the 1V7f78 recession, he _____________________ __________________ Private censcUon noted, otimulating. the sale to a halt, be added. amul construction of about Smith noted that a report iso,000 lmes. There's about C by the General Aecou'it1i $10 billion In 1814 SOUTH PuNCH AVI. captored SANPOID OPPICUssIwu Office (GAO) lammed the for Imrsv U iwzi IVININSIi £.. - mi.a . reivam 11)51 could be released by MINIS ,U,-4M1 no 0 N.s.I.i - ' es,..t. - A ' Dal.. Call S - ____ - - . .,, , .., i,, , , •... -, -__________ - - - ---- -. . -. gin,. , • ••• ,S•••• '. — - is ---- - ---- _••••_ ..._...•.•..•.., I ____ - . PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. was for solar energy to the realm of public policy to he said. "If you dont do i (UPI) - The nation's supply 20 percent of the get solar power its fair share nobody will believe you." leading. exponent of solar nation's power needs by the of the market place," said Hayes called for mor energy said Sunday year 2,000. Hayes. "Let politicians know conservation of energy Americans who want to Hayes said another that you want sonic promote sun power should national goal set for at- changes." "This nation this year wi begin Investing more money tainment next year was Hayes warned that unless waste more energy than twi in passive solar greenhouses having 10 percent of all state Legislatures and the thirds of the people of th and water heaters for their unleaded gasoline contain a federal government pass tax world will use," he said. homes, mixture of alcohol, credits for solar energy Deals Hayes, director of Hayes spoke at the closing users this year, making it Other nations, Hayes said the federally-funded Solar session of the Georgia financially easier for them to "are beginning to questioi Energy Research Institute in Conservancy's annual buy solar power equipment, whether the world can alien Golden, Cob., said such meeting in Callaway Gar- many small businesses America any longer." investments by advocates of dens, manufacturing solar devices He said the United States will go under. solar power would do much The sun belt states, w to convince others of the must change its "misplaced He said only about 400 cording to Hayes, will stand value of solar energy and priorities" that give tax homes in Georgia have any to gain more than the rest 0 promote the conversion of breaks to producers of kind of solar equipment. lie the nation front the con society from oil dependence conventional forms of called for m ore purchases version to solar imwc to renewable forms of energy but not to solar for solar energy devices, because of its abundan energy. power. "Until you do it, you are sunshine and its (levebopinr Home and Work 10 Fund Housing LJ U 's— Builders Ask U.S. AAAM a Solar Investments Are Urged __ Too little and probably too the housing industry, _________________________ all of the cuts. ",r1 late is how President Car1IF1 "Such .a fight must include "With the President's • ter's anti-inflation proposals not only a balanced budget in proposed tax increases," _____ :.' . have been described by 1981," Banzhaf suggested, Banzhaf said, "total taxes •. Parker C. Banzhaf of "but must slow the growth of will grow by about $90 billion Sarasota, president of the federal spending and in 1981, equal to about $1,200 58,000-member Florida thereby remove the need to per household. Total taxes :J Association of Realtors, raise the total tax burden as per household would then ' '. "It is incongruous," the President has proposed." about $8,300 compared with ---. . Banzhaf said, "that while the Banzhaf pointed out that about $4,000 in 1976, the year __________________ p. _______________________ •• .;%-. l.a . ' ________ _____ country faces disastrous while the President has preceding the Carter a Inflation and moves toward announced budget cuts of ministration." ______ the brink of economic about $2 billion In 1980, his "Not only does the .._. catastrophy, the President budget revisions will add $6 President propose to in. 14rald PIs by Tim NØ responds by proposing even billion to his January budget. crease ta es t record higher spending and taxes, This means spending will levels," Banzhaf continued, 111his modem bi-level home Is under construction on Wildwood Drive In reduced savings and In- increase by 15,3 per cent "but his program will add In the Ramblewood subdivision, vestment, and greater wage, from IM instead of .14.2 inflation and an increase in price and credit controls and percent, Banzhaf said, short-term interest rates." regulations." He also noted that Carter While Banzhaf said the Banzhaf contended that proposed slower spending by President should be cornthe President's program to only $13 billion to $14 billion mended for recognizing the cut spending and increase for fiscal year 1981, which Inflationary problems and taxes "will riot effectively starts in October, but his resisting the politically fight inflation, nor will It upward revisions would add expedient approach of Congress was asked represent the second deepest that it warranted immediate lower mortgage interest some $9 billion to $10 billion, proposing immediate recently to make housing a housing decline in the post- Congressional action. The rates or relieve distress In thereby eliminating almost mandatory wage and price "top priority" in Its fiscal war period," Smith said. He GAO projected that in 1980 controls, "elements of the 1981 budget because of said P residents ' proposals in loss of Jobs, wages, tax magnitude would result in build only 25 percent of the dicate additional wage and revenues and economic the the loss of hundreds of new rental units, with most price controls even if not growth during the year-long thousands of jobs, billio ns of of them being luxury units mandatory. housing slump and today's dollars in wages and tax for upper-income families, Banzhaf has also criticized critical shortage of rental revenues and eventually in While recognizing the need Carter's proposal for ac- housing. higher home prices during for fiscal restraint to curb celerated tax collections on J.J Smith , first Herman fit the next recovery due to the inflation and bring the Interest earnings, vice president of the simple facts of supply and federal budget -under con"While the country is National Association of demand, trol, Smith said that the suffering frorn low savings Home Builders, warned that Smith also noted that a crisis in rental housing and Investment," Banzhaf housing production is ex- major shortage of rental justifies a substantial incontended, "the President has proposed accelerated Peeled to drop another 23 housing was developing at a crease ln the Section 8leased tax collections on dividends percent this year to about 1.3 time when many potential housing budget as requested million starts. He made the new home buyers were being by President Carter. The and interest earnings. statementwie teetigying priced out of the for-sale administration's proposed "This would result in' before the House Budget housing market by today's budget calls for rental 1495 W. HWY. 434 overall reductions of $2.4 Committee bearings on the record high mortgage In. assistance for an additional LOHGW000, FLA. billion In savings and proposed 1981 budget for the terest rates, I 300,000 families,up 50,000 vestment in 1981, with lower Department of Housing and RMWW While 1.8 millIon' new from fiscal 1980 budget. productivity and a reduced Urban Development. households were formed Jut &nith also called for high - Harm Id Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 10, 1,80—s Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 13, 1I0-5 ___ - la•Ie'g - -- - S . - . ___••__•.'u,.. ••. • ) / -I- ______-----------"I-.- , w. �S - •'. J • .--- . - - - --- . --- --- - .--- . - ------ •- I • .' .:._ . - - . - -- --- - $ -HsraId Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 10, iNS -Ev.in,Herald,, S..rd, a$ FL Ivaday, April13, IM 11 Haii O Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 10, 1N0-7 Eveabti Herald, Sanford Fl. Sunday, April 13, 1$0-7 T Fame Inducts p REALTORS TO GET 17 Housing Pioneers Pioneer home builder have dedicated their careers home building industry. William J. Levitt, former to the goal of providing all In the housing support President Herbert C. Hoover Americans with decent and category, the late Herbert U. Nelson, Chicago, long-time and two former affordable housing. i. Those named to the executive director of the congressmen are among 17 men whose names will be Housing Hall of Fame were National Association of Real Inducted into the national selected from one of three Estate Boards, (NAREB), Housing Hall of Fame in categories: building and was elected for the pivotal Washington D.C., May 19. community developer, role he played in the late I i. •. governmental, and housing 1930s in the formation of • The candidates were support. NAREB's Home Builders selected by the Board of In addition to Levitt, nine Institute and later in helping Governors of the National other housing leaders were to organize the National Housing Center during the elected In the builder and Association of Home ,i. National Association of. community development Builders; the late Sylvanus Home Builders (NAHB) category: George Arqullla, G. Felix, Oklahoma City, annual conventionexposi- Sr., Chicago, and Waverly who specialized in the tax tlonin Las Vegas ln January. Taylor, Washington, D.C., and business problems of Nestled In a naturally wooded area on an as yet unnamed street, this Levitt was recognized for for their trendsetting con- home builders, was the his innovative mass struction concepts and recognized for his staunch modern home (top) off hidden Lake Drive is nearing completion in Ramblewood subdivision. At 313 Hidden Lake Drive (bottom) this home production techniques for community development and active support of a g Wallace h1m: with natural wood siding is typical of homes being built in the Sanford buildinost suc as Johnson, Memphis, Tenn., industry; John M. area ay. Levittown, Long Island, for providing thousands of man, Washington, D.C., a which many regard as one of affordable homes throughout former NAHB executive vice the most significant housing the South; and Don Dise, president, was chosen for his projects of the 1950s. Aurora, Ill., for his in- work In the 1960s for the ..;' Hoover, the nation's late novative environmentally association; the late 31st president, was noted for sound communities. Nathaniel H. Rogg, : Y . his early attempts to improve Five past presidents of Washington, D.C., former the structure of the NAHB were also elected: NAHB executive vice mortgage credit system, and Louis Barba, Chatham, N.J., president, was honored for his push for establishment of 1970 NAHB president, a carrying the message of the the federal banking system. builder of custom and tract housing Industry to the Former representatives housing, apartments and highest echelons of govern. Albert Rains of Albania and commercial developments ment and business, as well the late Jesse P. Wolcott of throughout New Jersey; as to the media and the Michigan were recognized John Stastny, Chicago, 1971 public in the 1970s. -• H • for their contributions NAHB president, who was The formal inductions will leading to passage of federal recognized for his deep sense take place during the spring .. legislation which benefited of public commitment that meeting of NAHB's Board of .AT .d, .. millions of homeowners, caused him to build quality, Directors in Washington, r .. buyers and builders affordable homes, Stanley May 16-21 The Housing Hall of Fame Wa ranch, Norfolk, Va., 1972 ous ni. C) F Fame W. i' was established In 1976 to NAHB president, whose TheHousing is located in the National. give permanent recognition single and multifamily -: Center in to the men and women who developments in the Virginia Housing Washington D .C.Engraved "dewater area LUUU1*U his housing expertise; George metal plaques bearing basMartin, Louisville, Ky., 1973 relief portralnts of those NAHB president, who was singled out for recogrdtiun credited as the prime mover and an inscription briefly behind the now-thriving describing the highlights of Home Owners Warranty their careers are on per, Corp.; and the late Lewis manent display. Cenker, Atlanta, 1974 NAHB president, honored for his contributions as a large. volume single and multifamily home builder and as a lawyer serving the COUNTY HOME 11tis building at 1500 Shepard Road, "'it)ter Springs, is to he . S - the new home of the Seminole ( ount of Realtors when renovations are completed. The of. ficers of the board were scheduled to hav e i closing Tues. da', on the purchase of the property at $125,000 front a trust represented b', I)ave Ilinshaw. The finan- I r - - - - -• - • . / . - - - - - - Mv - . •• -. I .y' '- • . ..• . •. . 1. • - • ' .. . '.. , , I .. , 'ai._,_ • cing • '. - ' . - - •, .4 I ...,,, .-k. , • ' •'. • •-:' .- ' el : I0, 4,. ./'.l' . .•. .. - . REALTY, I NC. HILLIARD RAMSEY, PRES. -------------- , •• . . - • - 303 ALTAMONTE DR. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Ph* 831-1222 Herald Photo by Tom Netsil - While some fluctuation In 1978, single-family houses 28.3 years in 1978, 28.2 years salt-~i did register it slight 2.5 persons, took 3.9 months homes and made a buying would be expected based on accounted for 86.6 percent, In 1977 and 28.1 years in 1976. gain in the 111051 recent to look for a home, paid a decision in 3.7 months. In local market conditions, multiple family houses 7.6 For the repeat buyer, the survey. In 1979, 82.2 percent median price of $50,800, and 1978, buyers looked at fewer nationally single-family percent and condoniiniwus average age in 1979 was 34.7 of respondents purchased made an average down homes, 10.7, and made a houses accounted for 87.5 5.6 percent of the total. years, compared to 35.5 houses previously lived In payment of 17.6 percent of purchasing decision in 3.6 percent of purchases made The average of the first- years in 1979, 37.9 years in vs. 85.6 percent in 1978, 87.2 months, the purchase price, by survey respondents, time buyer has hardly 1977 and 35.9 years in 1976. percent in 1977 and 84.9 The average repeat buyer The median price of multiple family houses for fluctuated In the past four Existing home sales percent in 1976. In 1979, an the other hand, $50,800 paid by first-time was 34.7 years old, had 3.5 buyers in 1979 compared Persons In the family, took with $46,700 in 1978, $43,160 in 3.5 months to seek a home, 1977, and $37,670 in 1976. For paid a midlan price of repeat buyers, the median $64,600 and made an price of $4,600 paid in 1979 average down payment of 29 compares with $59,180 in , pe rcent of the purchase 1978, $58,730 in 1977and * price. $50,090 in 1976. REALTOR These buyer's profiles are Firsttimers In 1979 made provided - by ,. FRICKE & FRICiLi `E 4 SSOCIA TES INC the Family downpayments averaging Housing Bureau, a public i nformation service of 17.6 percent of the purchase rice, compared with 12.4 Chicago Title Insurance Co. p t in Repeat and are based on the buyers put down 29 percent of the price, compared with 6 percent in 1978. As in previous study years, the repeat buyer made a buying decision more quickly than the first-time Most of the home buyers buyer did. First-time buyers surveyed, or 82.6 percent, surveyed 'shopped for an average of 3.9 months vs. 3.5 were married, the study months for repeat buyers in revealed, 1979. This compares to 4 The ratio of used homes to months for first time buyers new homes purchased and 3.3 months for repeat paralleled other survey buyers in 1978. yews, with those purchasing The repeat buyer aphomes previously lived In parently has a better feel for aceountliw for 522 ir.nt thø nurkpt in,I rplies nn naat Of the total In Wig. In 1978, experience In making a off home sites. Certified appraiser -. years old, had a family with home buyer looked at 12 bureau's fourth annual survey of recent home buyers. The survey was conducted in 11 represenmauve markets nationwide and Involved 400 completed Interviews. We specialize in acreage and - • .,',: • 4 ... In 1979, the typical first- the percentage was 85.6. selection more quickly, the 5.3 percent had con- study years. In 1979 thu continue to outdistance new During 1979, the typical bureau said. time home buyer was 28 doniinf urns for 6.8 percent. average 28.4 years. it was hxnne sales, but new home • ,.... - 4 •.. 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V $5 for .9til il i, "4; For wall ha" Complete on Your Lot from '45250 Financed Conventional 0... • • ••• i . . swe no____ - Plillows. ft-cut cut =8!Arn rip n latCh hook tool •,.........77' - I Log Homes 0000 360 to x Jp Poo r 0 FREPO RT • 660 C"al so IL' II Complete on Your Lot from '31,T50 Financed ..unVefltIOI '1T'1' 1 ..'_. . o $00 M"ft AN We /1 fesooei..tmp.cis I . pmPiis 4 ww i '"° 1r1 .- . . OL . . SSisnnr • Pik r'sz. Jollies ?t9.0 kfthen King Peanut buftr tothpaste Y DSXUSI ISoi Straw 3 Rsoiiw mint. t '5L' 87 •I. 88."mat 1 7 hand ' I' 012 • 0 .••. -' a' hooded Red Cross* loggorbosio Cushlonedto absorb L 8 THESE HOMES ARE BEING OFFERED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORIZED CROCKETT LOG HOME DEALER SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER LOCATED AT 243 S. MYRTLE AVENUE (CORNER OF 25TH STREET AND MYRTLE), SANFORD, FLORIDA 3I771.FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED BYCALLlNGSANFORO1.00 _________,p___.________.____________.• — . • S w pack osisry 90 OMIP!t top knee36c regUlar or sheer n. L56c Iz 66c 99* CROCKETT has been - UIIUftDftt ftCI uIrft - S. 0 .S .••-.•• -t•I_. . ..- - OF— soo These Items: UP I 15.98 $2 minus * 129 :.. 4 S _______________ It(1 . 4 .. 49Pu, ____ . . -low - 5 3••• I . ._.•.;.. -• 77I7asr "•ino Ff W's" . . I JTh or S... - . to 350 - liii _____ ___ mutl CreslanO Boys Men's sizes. d Cross sjp'g$ Gandy sfflp.d striped r•nnir fluffy bed pillows u.wdeit !jN=a!sl . 14s' I vo .w.ss.i.w Sd1I iswus.LIS . .— Full ripper. 1 ._-.• . - 13" slow 10 Bpi. t - I "It 4• tt_( —a-'---- SAVE $11.6101 SX" Rim SX70 a ons S" J^sg S _________ -- • 6 pow ___ ôsnss /00L smi spoomy ails pitosd; SOM 911 OW iyy km prim. $ -- . SsuIss boom*J5, 11, 0l 01111110, Sam I so SAW $1 OAF Vlswmuter Polls 1111cluft to" _Movie W 4" prftn my vary sb.. by stors. - . - - Zayrei -i �999 '1 ;• _-r 3 - rsoul 598 'i otter sale 12.99 no fuss shoppingl no size searching! now, shuts pack.d Incomplto sets! 'V !'' 1 4S L '' Es. set has:2 cases, 1 flat and 1 fitted sheet. (Twin set has 1 case.) No-Iron muslin. Eau do-Rose: up-dated look of tra tional chintz for the romantic. Sig tinge: - --.. 9 SAYS $3 I?i knit panels '-- '3.99 'P I : ester. perrin- • 4 , 20 , L. .• ' • Low, normal or shag cotoi (• 1•.fl'.- ,, ''.. ____ ', ,. .; , • • I. • IIJllhIIffllhlI ' 4__________ ___ - r - .1 . r SAVE $80 Midland 19'(diag) color tv - -- ________' - mw 1-il . ' - . ,, VISA e Just the touch of your finger and the automatic color control provides optimum color, tint, i Q. Zayre sale 28.66 4 mall-in _. ..........$3 •P. -. o •. __ • ..-t&_ -.•- , _/ affour ' •• •. .. • • -. .• " I"" - • i • Regina 2-speed Electrikbroom5 '.. •,) '_ -• - I ,' ,' I _ suction edge cleaning. Au pile dial. No bending, stooping! tangs on hook for storage #4528 _ • SAVE $41 Emerson 4-in-1 stereo sound system 1. Cassette: Record your favofltesounds directly from radio, 8 track, phono- ' • graph or live while you listen, relax. Piano key controls, auto stop & recording level. Use finished cassettes on all portable units. 8-track: Features LED channel indicator lights so you know right away that ' 2, V REGINA you're on the right track! 3. AM/FM radio: Features lighted slide rule dial. LED stereo indicator, rotary '. checks $1 deposit holds % . your ayoway controls for tuning, tone, balance. BSR record changer: Put on a stack of favorite records and relax for true listeningpleasure! Great features: twin speaker enclosures, dust cover, stereo headphone lacks and external flIntenna terminals. #M2660. 16.99 Controls for each ear, 10' coil card HV 100 Puma dr 986 our ' .'-a'- ,, - - . .decorative • i..._ the valance and part of the swag have smocking! Smartly tailored ;•;i,w'' - -. QR $4" L. pr. stiereals ISIS matchingdrapse . - - -- 4 44. -- from polyestor/cotton; 4- - 40 wide per pair. 2 pairs shown. White and colors -. 44" wide W palit; . --'- 9" Ourres.1111,11.91111 39" our rog. 24.9111 SAVE $18 Seville AC/DC radio/cassette portable IAVI $11.15 Sounde$lgn stmo cIoJredio SAYS $5 Emerson AM/FM AC/DC portable radio Record from raft to cassette or liv. from condinsor milie. Automatic level controls, W*e10 BINmoraoorbuzz.,at.rm Lighted 24-tv diglt lest dock side controls .. •, Ipsal era, morel C3S33 Take it iywhereI Slide rule dial, LED tuning Widicator, front controls, telescopic antenna, earphone lack, hideaway handle. #P3810. hut'.off, sleep iwlich. 04103. - .- with solid state amplifier. Slide controls, LED tuning indicator light, headphone -. - 31r2regi. 41.90' PROCTOR - rag. 59.11114 SAVE $20 Dorchester radio/stereo phono Powerful, economical unit! FM/AM radio/stereo phono %W _ A now look In curtains ... Ous.n, aft., sati u,gg .21.88 - -- smock-top tiers - pattern njoy. Full, afw "is um .....21.1111111 jack. Complete with high Impact case, dust cover 0uor reg. 29.95 258 SAVI $4.15 Panasonic AC/DC cassette recorder #Pioo. Easy to use portable at super savings' One touch tone, volume controls, built-In condenaor mike, eutoatop&ievelcontrol. #R02107. PROCTOR OORCHE$TER your choice p NMI 970 cotton. both - after "Is 5.49 cover, polyester fill. Dellcate contemporary floral -: . 44 Kodel' polyester/cotton - - • 'S Emerson . , , • our reg. Ttseight for eas carrvinn #1502. At Iiast 6 per store - no rain- Swag,our,.g.7.N................5.98 fully quilted 'Gardens' sproad - 1"( $2 $369 All solid state circuItry! n 1688 after sale '21.99 1.1J our reg. $199 Midland b/w portable tv No more bags to buy! Exclusive dirt 2.98 IN charge it SAVE $20.23 1 2" 'di . 9., cup empties like an ashtray. Power wide per pair. Always euycarol 3'. ,, , ,, ....... ,,,,4j$ VaI,o4rve, 44$ 'jj r - -' .2566 . L t SAYS $1.51 'Fruit Salad Tiers' Fanciful kitchen curtains In solid colors L j with lace borders, Rayon/polyester, 60" . Lid, our mg.... ...............1.98 4N 0us rres. 41 t . ' 4 ' • -• ' ; -.ti' ... .•, ,,••. - " . . .,'- . , pi'. BSR RECORD CHANGER - our r.g.69.99 Bsscouponk.tor.ford.thlls. 4 1. Your I 4. 76 price ............. minus Zayre 7 - brightness and contrastl Automatic fine tuning, In line black matrix picture tube. Solid state circuitry for dependabilityl UHF/VHF antenna. Attractive cabinet. # 15370. Mow II SAVE $1.51 'Golden Gate' rugs '-• all purpose brush, crevice tool, wand #U 4173. 7 Soft fashion underfoot. Luxurious nylon/polyester/acrylic blend. Skid resistant back. 27x44",ourr.g in 84$ 3. AM/FM STEREO ____ Inv -. 48 contour _____ jjj.jjjjj li Up e • PLAYER wl hose, ourmg$.N 8TR IIJ1(1I . , __ •. bottom hem. 11 wide per pair. ,1 hfte •Cf'U RECORD RECEIVER Powerful triple diction clea ng 'h ndingl tip-toe adjustment, no anent4ress; '. 34" or !4.J o 4 in. Qi*sn aøsr.a4.22.s ....................... .....19.99 4 pc mng,...o.u... 25.99 2 •--' ' -• . CASSETTE/ ,, -- celestial beauty In a space-age print. 41 SAVE $7.S9 room slzerugs 'Olympian' value that covers It alit Durable polypropylene/olefin blend can take wear & tear. BIV cushioned back. No need for pad. [ Hoover upright vacuum deane 'Florence' i..3 € fAW our rog. 4.111111 SAVE $1,31 'Monaco' towel coordinates St. Mary's brings you the high fashion way to harmonize your batitt in stripes and solids. Thick,thksty cotton/poester shears ate a natural ..'.'v way to add a luxurious designers touch. . . at very affordable prices. - • I - - - -- PSOCT98 lightweight . Face clotht our No. If" ... 1.18 Hands our reg. ' • -•_..,._ -:,, -- - • - -- --- • I lossUr 1111111,11tome BMW &W thernio"Ic*controil show ollosaw" 000w owerumbMw flotow CiSSfl1fl. A*flofld COlOf. 01220AL 4~ --•-.-- - '9 2 911110M 1k drY Iffln oswmb 4""lodryw0plill0ole - lichl WAMTtW a 7. **h ' ,.... ___121m.uuI.uuiIllh 9 • 3 S Proctor oven broiler Certron 3-pak C-GO apis or Royal Sound cassette case Tom up to 4 skeet Temperature softVs from 'keep warm'to 450 dogroo & broll.5~;; Cortron tapos for 3 hours of low noise recording - pleasure. our No. 1.91111. 11111ftel sound 3-psk case facts and atoms your cassettes. our rag. 1S. temp. hght Crumb tray. oven rack. eOflo, - 45 RPM record tote Holds 60 records safely. - - 77 - 3.87 ca:s.tteor 8 track cases Each holds 24 tapes (Cal- 8.37se. Pops or super oldies! 97c... sotte case not shown). selected 45 RPM records SAYS $10 rolling home entertainment center Hickory finish, easy to assemble 4&x15x20%V'. top measures 231's". I' Rotor to this number on the back page for Zayre stores not having this Item. • - 50 27 out reg. 34.04 ~01 r I I Kodak m6-3S% SAVE 24 hangars 97* sa or $toragebo* " _p__ suits. or hat 50 77 Nan Sm 1 4 ' - lotfte I saw aft TA - "0AW;W" 111iii WWQ016, Oft boC MilsibiI sulit au,,hm hangers. At Ow I n am Per swe, 777 ' 1111 - . ' I colorburst -9aIVsnIad dryer 190 - 1 elm 40MWL N PSI iS SW I i .17c I TOW I US"40 min ____ OWL r 41a o I tion. od foamw I KodakPMOI%kn, $A-AMAkAbLO "In#" ft"W ftf 11111109 A Ion$ ftp door shOts. yN.SIIISCkI. Sm-. - 0 Automatic In. 2 Sylvania SAVI$7.3SKOd @We- -twuplog"ifis of;Zropsn k" a" the po VI oiiii;l -- " 2out reg. 0.111111 SAVI$3l3complete dbJes Kodak desk top calculator our mg. 24.87 Tax time savingst Super fsalureslBnghtlO digit display, 4-key mornI hem counter, SAYS $17.13 ITT rotary dial phone, bell ringer concept 110 camera outfit film Completely portable phone connects in lat th r. fine 00rd and approve ug. PC500 Telephone inickWed). AC/DC operation. #100M. - I *Zayre Fights Inflation & - e Of &V F -1. - - 'I - - • - - ',' ., Lw - LU? - ass, -- - - - S -- I'ZI I_I J • • - • - - • WO f '1 _' - .' - - - - -1 w. I ;r - C_____ IlOMSSw*IS I • , - a.iewnas . - . tIdor - ,.. • . . • ' '• - - I-'- -. -, '. .. - i6 L • SAvSO*.ss at.wMh.44f ' 1097 - '. decorativswallpslnj _______ - our req, 14.99 rqir 11 ! SAYS $5.30 - - quality 'S&ct'points cIHou... ' of - UWI8u11t -, • I 19137 SAVE $5 Ent erprex 32 gal.¶ct ft:,'..j' trash barrel -'- white house paint Ourads Idos bfast dry. !16• f LIdJjZ!I 4288 nano 14 SAVE - - BuIttoughtolaet! .Wont rust. dent, leak. WIN not OF. or soften Our fee. SAVE $17.11-11111117.11 7:iv 1W sun". Dome Aniler4a: high perlormance color antonna. LIP. Colors insicl wal Sturdy ONI#w to Oft raisailier on ft 6" Pass list o. Pdplb ___ V. - - - - - ---- - - - - - - cIIIIAg palM ipiolal 0. - - - - - -- Wow - - - '_____! _f__.5_f!_! •_•_ •• -. $*V1 $1.11 eu' $AVIUdOU! " L tra tile I SAVE $1.10 decorative Pat, arnight - - - - - - - Zayre 3-1 -- �-.- 66 1 58* AVE 26% lace k v'. our 'SI. Wc SAVE 41% Favorite ctlss/ Cron heart 4"l Easycare nylon: nude-Z pantyhou y. Sheer to the waist, nude toe for Sandals. Comfort fit nylon In misses' sizes. 5 / f . size. 32-40. wanted cups. Ail 66 vii' after SetS 4 0 t super valu& bikinis &brists 0/ - T1 297 r. Wig colors! MIs& .4.. -7 nude support pantyhose our rag. 3.99 Sheer to Ithe waist, cornfortabli support leg. cot. ton shield. Nyton/Lycra' $PendSL 51,5 24%! our rag. 2.4$ S 188 88 ! 8 boys' V-nick fashion look in Jog shirts SAVE 24% Terrific values! Lacy Minesfri canefrie S-M'L-1X-X3X.Shownlsa representative of the selection. easycafe nylon tricot (short), nylon tricot a mesh (top). shirt adds looks to comfort and coolne$s. Nylon Irboot & mesh. Boys' Uis $-IL Top, boys' 8.1$, our rig. 3.49 M-L, our rig. 3.99 1 hut transfer Jersey* Coflon/polysstor sow, contrast top stitching £ yak.. Colors may vary store by store. Men's sizes. At least 4$ per store rat A! avaIlable. $ Western "nq. 14-oz. laded Nue cotton denim. 5 kets, flare or straeght a. Men's sizes. W•it.m style twill Jima by our rag.12.W Ge... 090 S OUrr.g.I1.W logo baseball caps 1*. Pntntsmay 1L. \ cows May yvglioj boys' sizes. , 3" our rag. 4,99 S fashionable straw front fl canvas handbags - - .....' - Handsome body bags & pouch" ifl store - S LVI $1.05 )y5' denims our rig. .19 Popular 4 pocket hsa SAVE $2 fashion tunics Piped trim asymetrical closure, tiny pin dots, cinched with a patent bolt. CareS no free polyester. S-M'L, - SAW $1 Jr. boys' Joins 25%-33% , OPP our rig. prices riotl scarves, belts & headwear Scarves: Tinific selection? our rig. Sic-Ill Sail SOc-ISO Sale 125-1.50 Belts: Popular stylesl our rig. 1.79.2.21 S814 11244 I4sedwur: Wanted Iooksl our rig. L98.LIi 'S. Toddy Tot's walker No back contour not; W ."O k Play 12 88 wvag.ILW SAYS $3.11 folding wood potty chair Full"sCosk. Ptstic s, $8 T7 '. ''. - • -- rcal M I. '' dsodorsnt AtbO St. Josiph aspirin 's 125 low ' - ln.stns!k nrnair, nf hlnh1A skirt. our rig. 11.99-16.99 selected slacks & jeans In-stock designer-look styles, fashion details. Colors may vary store by 01 - POW W OLv. 2ply dw 7 DbdiP j '1); - es fair a'sf our rag. 5.99.12.99 , . 11 .*laMsel nrAtlrs our rig. 10.99.15.99 I . bl1,deM4t, •tWriLW OFF ei . . 0 'I Aitot IS this nUn*S?ou patterns may vary store by store. Sizes for juniors, misses and half sizes. %-33% 25%-33% our rig. 4.15-11.99 6W rig. 5.1941.15 .r.. special group of dresses & pantsuits Value-packed in-stock group with smart fashion details! Dresses, two piece dresses, pantsuits in glowing colors, latest styles. Colors and 109650% 25%-33% itrw W , I UI I' OFF our rig. 14.99-25.99 Tremendous selection? Long & waltz length gowns or sexy baby dolls with bikini panties? All lavished with lace and embroldered trims, stretch straps. ..other rich details. V-necks, round necks; a style to fit and please everyone. Each priced at a super low 3.991 Misses' sizes S-M•L. Shown Is representative of the selection. ácc.ssory our 7 "99 25%33% look what 3.99 still buys at Zayrel glamorous nylon tricot sle.pwear . Ounsb coflon denim. Skis. Bo sizes. 1388 SAVE V $S.i 1 Contour waist Calcuttas. matching Lucite belt. Carefree polyester/cotton in beautifully fitting proportioned sizes for juniors and misses. 399 -A able bands. Shown Is a tiveof the selection. Styles may proportioned pants owmg.LSS a_a teL S our rag. 12.99 SAVE $1.52 our rig. 9.99 14?8 4 $ , S1wictloni Easy adjust. . 4 rainchecks. our rig. LW Still anothersuper looking shirt from Sports Ac. tion'l Styles for the guy who likes his sportswear on the tailored side. Comfortable polyester. Green blue, red. Men's sizes. 5.51 Port stripe and solid combos, elastic bottom. Easycaro polyester/cotton. Misses' sizes S'M.L. .. 24 p.r our rig. 4195.99 SAW $1,99 man's smart keyhole running shirts , SAVE $2 blouson knit tops tops, outside pockets, Inner zip cornpartmints.Atliest Fashion on the road! Cool polyester/mesh Vneck style looks great while running or just hanging out. Pick your, color: green, blue or red. Machine washable. Men's sizes. SAVE $3.05 boys •mblim Jacket 97 4 our req. 6.99 ic(A ' rayon canvas. Zip Our 'Running Program' includes all the basics for at Inflation fighting the joger/sportsman pricesl areen, blue, red polyester. Top, our rig. 4.99 Short, our rig. 5.99 Men's sizes. valu•t mm's Vn.ck fashion Jogging shirts V 709Vr rag. 1O.Ig nwraw on Wilt . ' S? SAVE 20% mn's super SAVE 20%.33% man's Sports Action short or tank top .cotIon/ - SNOW Pro, coflegs&kdustrIa1 logos may vary more by store, t SAVE $2.05 DlckIis '°" I Jr. boys' ass SlaakHolS fun shiffi - 990 / 0 -11.77pr. boys' sup.,. t - SAyS $3.05 Big Yank4 pre-washed denim loans 01 stisr eels 3.99 7 498 \ morel white. 58 Smart, cool cottan/ pois* terry Is sasycare. a representative of me selection. Men's sizes, our rag. Lii our no. LW -'. Sneskeraankle lengths. Cotton, Orlon S. SAVE $2.05 men's V.nick fashion terry shirt fashion colors. Washable cotton. Misses' sizes SM'L. --. p , spectator 1 sport socks F.:. SAVE $1 mini novelty Trim cap sleeved. V-neck tee shirt in Al halt slips SAVE 17%'25% boys' tank tops and shorts Mix 4 match running i.parat.s In If running's ft name of your game, you may as well run In styli! This SAVE $1 striped to a tee! 227 your choice a our reg. 3,49499 r ri%4.49 S -" S..j 2 £ a to stock LçI Many " . ; "' °P'' Nc - = SS - I iai1sPàià'Pö ? iWo Wash' 98' 5 - - l•.( .S4 -r -* 5 '1• 0.0 , •.p.•..ø ..-. 'I'--4.- I,.._,a. *I P* --ft 1110111110 -1111 5 . - . ', ' . 'T •' . p " '• 'Ti i,., s -. • S .4. 'I - -..." -j'. - S Sow S " 2 88 OW ISI. LW 4 iheilie SAVE 50% UflSfl4O,OkS SAVE 10% prInts SAVE S0%rinlid Syilit. SAVE $3.11 smart 4 band VS strappy fashion sandals 4S5M Good looks & comfort afoot! Natural Par li$ 1N1 duIpeI*N-US .Mls1 ponitan. with gored buckle, pad. IN111 *re -a is* , S ding. Wood-look bottom. Ladles', sevow Us . •1 IWII$. ow ft& $ltiJS teins sizes. 1•S . . - SAVE $2.11 men's, boys hi-top basketball shoes Wear Indoors oroutl Cushioned Insole softensyourslips.v.rywhir.yougot Wipe-dun vine in current colors: women. sIzes 10. . them our reg. lie .' favorite I band rope w.dge casuals 'L 101" ffidne I... 'Sl_• ' I*SaT ' I Inside vinyl padded collar, full cushion Insole, rubber bottoms. Made In -, 7-11 . 2. Boys' sizes vi 06 4. 1 1Ai '1 sf 14, ,. '. ft% 11111111111111111100T, hesy i.e .dlng trIlM =Wfter ON*WNONN ... 4 Avre ,,_ 4-1 i,.__,__.___ - o - - S - , r. . . S . ,• ----- S .. .,,,_ . - . S a r4 Wi' 1 p., JW40 aws. Mass ' 41., a enow to this number on the buck pige for GAVIII $11.11111,111 kids' Juts & vinyl sandals A44 $1 ., padding. Ton navy.hft Full cr sport oxfords es 4%4 All , st I44 is per storiT our r". sim Zay,a eloral not having the above Seth-It & thread Items. ............................. .- ______ IF Wilk 2.- , Good-li - &p ss Zayre 52 S.--- - = child's vinyl sport oxfds ___ -. 7 ____ __ . - 41~, ~ __-- �-•. - •4. - — -. - -' •1 - 9 — save ioq $139 I ourz.g. SAVE $30 double T - burner gas grill 245 sq. In. gild & 80 sq. In. -warm rack Some assembly required Handy electric start At ...t Spr stars noralnchecks. iRsfsr to this numb., below for Zayre stores not having this Ilom. 11Rifsr to this number belowforZa not having this itm. / 7ou,$ our mg. $90 ov muftiposmo 72" long loim posItions lrcludng full flat. Weather resist PVC tubing; steel frame Folds to store. I — ,1 08t SAVE $1O.45" .pine table &4benchu pocfsctl Sturdy: of kiln dried 2" stock, already - 36 Picnic to be ass.misi.AtlssstSpsr slots no r&nthecks. stained. IT I — 36 - $35 after uls 4499 Swinger Ii smoker grill Handy hinged lid EasyroII wheeled stand Adjustable 184,4" * 1844' cooking grid 95% preassembled At least lper stor, no rainchilr,. SAVE $1 Douglas' .' lawn rake -. tor atkty lawn. Full steel socket; Undid f our tog.955 - hands. :1 ; SAVE $3.11 •. - 2-%w tilt umbrella 11 EUyNftCopera. Von. 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Good into it and cut off the stem from the under side, afternoon, Miss Emily; good Leave Just enough stem so •afternoon, Miss Mamie. May I ,r,v e flower w. say put anicely. .v. a cup recper - then place it in the center of The elegant demeanor of the the cake. Cover the edges with girls quickly turned back to frosting their torn boy normalcy and I made up several of these into a contest to see who could with different color flowers to "kill"him first match various frostings or H.S. candies. Se the 'baffle of the sexes" •These decorations can be gsesen... washed and dried and used Nelsise again RAIL ITOFF FaithfulReadey DEAR HELOISE Now Clsve,aedcvNl Found this idea works very a plain angel sd cake leek aiengwith itas the girls put well for wide staircases and f*StIVO out so much effort on oversized doorways which tsr pusha, year preparations. Even 'esi.d" you lied to close off tern als" for the occasion. Nelelee Use an old crib rail. They She fffi LETTER OFLAUGHTER mind their are well made and safe for .j DEAR HELOISE small thii*ifl and t the Ids by sa My six grandchildren (four "Good afternoon. Miss Triii Mom boys afternoon. Miss - and two girls) were and Sgood ' t a, '- MrI.sJ •— day ''i' upon DEAR y.jr _______ you' • other ndthe two girls decided I a and "the k t have at tea pa party- and when Nb. to 'bare a blat, ask a W5 foodwie invite the make a swgges. cold have saved • WV me care of Wi Boys being boys balked but breath because the party my daughter insisted they go lasted Just long enough for the nswsasr Hugs, Heleise S • I - Al C1' [J MQRT TABLE SETTING ADDITION mHL :ssE MY om i me to set the table sometimes but I could never remember whether the knife went on the right side of iii. piateorif the fork did One day, after having to ask my mom again, I thought of an easy way to remember how they should DEAR ' ye e 90Kntfe and spoon have U er each. or s f ' .Right $ •ivs letters, e 5 our. 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J 11 -,--,' --k-- ;_•'__ • �I 72nd Year, No. 202—Monday, April 14,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald Herald USpS 481.280—Price 20 Cents Cuts Endanger Sewaae Prolect U unierWhir Federal budget cutting and un- out on a limb," Knowles informed the Department of Environmental certainty about anticipated federal commissioners in a memo. Regulation, said he returned from an reimbursement of money already spent EPA dificers advised Knowles toward Atlanta meeting with EPA with bad for planning the Sanford regional sewer the end of last week that EPA "is out of news. "Funds have been cut off and the plant expansion could leave Sanford 1979 funds" for projects in the state. '1 fiscal year 1980 funds will not be holding the bag for $80,000, at least for am concerned we will have difficulty available until after October." the next six months, going Into ... plant improvements and Knowles said Florida is to receive $128 City Manager Warren Knowles will tell Increased capacity because the federal million in funds but EPA Is deferring the city commission at its 7p.m. meeting grant portion will be drying up," those grant awards. today the U.S. Environmental Protection Knowles said. The city manager said it appears the Agency (EPA) some months ago ver"It could mean 100 percent local funding cannot be stopped for the $80,000 bally approved a $155,000 grant for sewer financing, instead of 75 to 25," Under the the city has already spent. Knowles told plant expansion planning. The city has grants Sanford was to receive, 75 percent the commission he has been advised to spent $80,000 of that sum already. But, of costs would be funded by the federal document a request for this money from Knowles said federal reimbursement for government with the city to provide from the federal government. it could be as that and $2O million to$3o million fnother local money 25 percent of the costs. late as October before the reimprojects In the state is being withheld. Knowles told commissioners In the bursement is received. - DONNA "...Their cut off of funds leaves the city memo that Dick Smith, chief of the state ESTES 114k. by Hal Kaufman HUES WHO? Our blrdwatcher friend with. poor memory for names is especially lax 00 colors. Included In his latest list of sigMings are: 1. A ruby headed wsadp.cker. 2. A y.lIswffirsated hvmmiajblrd. 3. A red-bellied sapsucker, Can you iMout Mm est? C pJqOufuawm P.*ucJWA 'is3iss Pft*Oftb pp . 1 •J Numbers Garnet Find a number spelled out In each sentence: 1. Don't worry, Sam. 2. The kite needs a tail. 3. We doff our hats to the victor. 0 • Sum Fuel Fft,K Vowcasslite.digfts we through nb. IsWe two fradisuts, each the viva lent of one-half, for a total if on. 0 03$u, At 'ii so No UM PM kURt IlI$3J For Cries: What the director cried when the sun went down: "Quiet on the 90111 What the ludo. cried when the roof leaked: 'Water In the court I" -. — TIPTOP SECRET TO THIS TRICK Cut out two 12-Inchlong strips Of paper, One slightly wider than the other. At one and of the wider strip, pasts a Piece of the samspapar to form a pocket. Fold and place the narrow strip In the .:; _____: . j ' r , I By DONNA ESTES Mary, "In each case, we were given inHerald Staff Writer Moore said among Graham's staff structions on whom to contact," Moore Lake Mary and Sanford city officials members who participated in the said. came away from a meeting with Gov. meeting was Joan Hagen, head of the Bob Graham in Tallahassee Friday state's Department of Community The mayor said the Sanford delegation encouraged and optimistic that the state Services, was supportive of Lake Mary in its atwill assist the municipalities in gaining Mrs. Hagen cautioned the group that tempts to get money for its interceptor federal and state funding for a variety of there are 66 other counties in the state line to link up to the Sanford regional projects, searching for state and federal money. sever Plant. "The outlook was positive," said Moore said the Sanford requests InKulbes said Mrs. Hagen assured them Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore today. "The eluded funds to determine the feasibility she would make it a point to conic to lake state officials were encouraging and of the proposed "Golden Age" multi- Mary and would send necessary staff optimistic," he said, storied building in the downtown section. members to provide technical assistance "It was a good and fruitful meeting," The center would include office Space, to the city. said Lake Mary City Manager Phil meeting rooms, parking areas. The Kulbes. center would function on a year-round "We told them our top priority was the The meeting was arranged by Sanford basis and be self-supporting. sewer interceptor to Sanford to take care and Duluth, Minn., millionaire inAlso requested was funding for the of the industrial area of the city. We told dustrialtat and entrepreneur Jeno acquisition and development of a 25-acre them we want to attract new industry to Paulucci. Leesl officials who attended park In the southwest section of the city create new jobs and as a side benefit new were Moore and Sanford Comm samoan and -funding An build and. ecp1p a fire hotnes.would be built within walking or. John Morris and David Parr and Kulbés station in the southwest section of the bicycling distance of the Industrial area and Mayor Walter Sorenson of Lake city, for employees there," Kulbes said. •• . • S..• fJWfl .•. I Meeting With Graham ' Fruitful' I • . . . •-•• I • . ? . . .......... . . •• •, . . .. . S P0; Now, gother an audlence. Holding the pocketed end In your CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? The,, are at least six differences In drawing details between fop and bottom panels. 'New quickly can you find Thom? Check answers with these bslsw. aniu Si Ididutsia 'saemne II Si Aviolf 'p IU(ISIW If dwv ' 'aulisiw If *3'5 'JIfgews II fSfl 't 'saeii, t 5 . strip Into bits and pieces. 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The Red Cross mission followed the Iranian and U.S. governments, find it "impossible" to explain complex "Issues and Answers" that the United national Red Cross officials entered the meetings last week between President At a meeting with envoys from nine issues to Ayatollah Ruhodah Khomeini States hopes its major allies will decide occupied U.S. Embassy today to visit the Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and Foreign turopean Economic Community nations and that the fiery religious leader cannot by next week to join in economic saneAmerican hostages and check on their Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and envoys and Japan, Bani-Sadr disclosed a visit work full-time because of health tlons against Iran. health, of the European Common Market was imminent and said the group would problems. President Carter has told interviewers Herald Schmid de Gruneck, permanent countries and Japan. be able to see ,all the hostages." According to Newsweek magazine, he has set "a specific date" reportedly in representative of the International At those meetings, the envoys exPrevious visitors to the hostages, now Carter Is considering expelling some or May, for allies to join America in saneCommittee of the Red Cross, walked pressed concern about the well-being of in their 163rd day of captivity, have never all of the Iranian citizens still in the tions against Iran, inside the compound, accompanied by the hostages and asked the Iranian of- seen all of the hostages, raising questions United States and .even electronically In another development, Bani-Sadr Di. Bernard Liebeskind, a physician ficials to specify a date for the captives about exactly how many there are and jamming all of Iran's Internal corn. flew to Kermanshah, near the Iraqi after 1 p.m. (4:30 a.m. ES'!') and were release. whether they are all still alive or in the rnunlcations, Including radio and border, to inspect Iranian armed forces still inside at 3:30 p.m. (7 a.m. ES'!',) a No date for the release was offered, embassy. television signals. in the tense region following days of spokesman for the Moslem militants Ambassadors of Britain, Italy, Belgium President Carter has turned down The magazine also said one of the sporadic fighting. holding the hostages told UP!. and Holland left Tehran today to report requests from at least a dozen Iranian hostages, Michael Metrinko, had tried to The 'deposed shah of Iran has been The spokesman confirmed that the two to their governments on the weekend diplomats that they be allowed to stay in escapee shortly after the embassy offered sanctuary in one of South Africa's Swiss members of the Red Cross were talks. Other ambassadors were due to the United States and not be expelled, takeover November 4 and had been independent black homelands and Is meeting the hostages but he could not say leave within the next few days. Newsweek Magazatne said. The placed in solitary confinement, considering the move, a Johannesburg when they would leave the compound. The departure of the ambassadors for magazine said one diplomat said his wife In another initiative to end the crisis, newspaper reported Sunday. The two-man Red Cross team was "consultations" left open the possibility was being treated for cancer and another Pope John Paul II sent individual In a front report, the Sunday accompanied by Iranian Health Minister that the governments would wait for the claimed his 12-day-old son was too young messages to Carter, U.N. Secretary. Times said page the offer extended by the Mousa ZaIgar, Tehran's religious leader outcome of today's visit to the embassy. too travel. General Kurt Waldheim, Bani-Sadr and tribal republic of Transkei included full Hojjatoleslazn Mohammad All Kamenel The Red Cross team Is expected to The magazine also quotes sources Khomeini, the Vatican said, citizenship for the former shah and his and Tranlan Red Lion and Sun Red Cross prepare a report on the health of the close to the Iranian Revolutionary In Washington, Deputy Secretary of Family, a permanent bodyguard and the official Mansour Shamsa. hostages and submit It in confidence to Council as saying government officials State Warren Christopher told ABC's choice of three luxury residences. LI LIBRARY WAR OF 1980 Sanford's Ready To Seize Building ______________ ____ • - • - - • - • . . \• . • • S . . - - • • S • S / - • I I -. S t-- •_ se,•.': - S 1L - - • - - __ If of • • April 1. The county proposed lease called for ownership of the By DONNA EsrFs building to revert to the county at the county's option in 1993. Herald Staff Writer The Sanford City Commission is being urged to close the The proposed lease was submitted to the city two days before book On the old post office building-county library controversy the 10-day notice provision for canceling the lease would have expired. at Its 7 pxL meeting today. The city commission at a special meeting April 2 ordered City Manager Warren Knowles, after discussions with • - Mayor Lee Moore, is reCOmineIlding the commission take that a notice of lease cancellation be delivered to the county immediately. Knowles said at the time the city would lose .*M SL*m today inclue , $onO(.tljf the county was not (1)Vote tunotlfy the county that the city's offer ofafree lsise for the building and two adjacent lots expires at5p.m. on Put unjwuceo the Ieasecanceuauon, He saidthe city could not Sept, 30, 1*, 11 a new lease has not been fully executed, mtatned and In the hands the city clerk by that date and OWII any books and the county discontinued library service there, iles. At the Mine time the city sent to the county a lease (2)Irwtuct the city attorney to draft an abrogation (abolishMoore continuing the offer to lease nt) renlution as outlined by the federal government; agreement executed by aitharla, the mayor to signs the resolution and authorize the to the county the building for library use for $1 annually, The city did not agree 10 turn Over owfl0(lhjl) of the building (ty's $)p)'fl)ent of the final abrogation fee to the county. ($) Instruct city personnel to secure possession of the city Eariler last week the county commission decided to take the bu1'th at First and Palmetto at one minute after midnight next 90 days to look at possible alternative locations for the 5.pL 30,1*, wiles, an executed lew with the county is on downtown Sanford library and agreed to inform the city that with the city at dot time. county will not vacate the library on Sept. 30" under any to a br4ft memo to the city oonunissjon-r, Knowles in. the ''" fmsd that he discussed the proikun the city has with the County Attorney Nikki Clayt0(1 said the only possible ter. cty over library service with an officer of On U.S. General minatlon date of the current lease is Oct. 1. If the contract is Sp*ss *bnInistnUon (GM), car riedout to its termination dataofOcL 1,1*, the lease from the GSA Ifl1N3 for use The city Woo-Idthe buIldIng stipulates that the books, materials and Items of equipment as a Wary. The building under a revorter clause in the deed become the aorty of the county, she said. MW m that the library operation Is continued there until Miss C1a)'tOu) told the board the city's attempt to cancel the *1111,1963 or the building's ownerabip will revert to the lease effective Sept. 30 seemed to be an effort on their part to t,ai government, the books. "The books are t property of the medtyleed the ibraryfacthty with its 4O,* books to the avoid b0 Ieasetothecltyon 'mi,u.i1xcountyacntaPrOP See $ANFOKD'sPage SA I -- I __ ' - L.._I , S - ----- -- , ._•_- .-a--- County Wants To Boost Downtown By DIANE PETRYK Interests of the city, county officials say. Herald Staff Writer County officials would like to maintain a library in the The city of Sanford and Seminole County are currently in. downtown Sanford area, despite recommendations from their volved in a squabble concerning the fate of the countyll own planners that the library should be Located closer to the downtown Sanford library. The county runs the library; the center of population In the north area of the county. Such a city controls the building, location would be In the vicinity of Sanford Plaza. The result of the tug of war which has been going on between But to help the downtown Sanford area the county is willing the two jurisdictions will probably be the loss of a downtown to keep a Library at its present site. library for Sanford and city officials will only have themselves County officials note, however, to make the present library to blame, say some county officials, site adequate will require expansion and renovation. The Long ago, the city ran its own library. In 1963 the city ob- county says It does not want to spend money for capital tintamed from the federal government a building at the corner of provements unless It owns the building It is fixing. It is asking East First Street and Palmetto, formerly a post office, in the city, when its 20-yeardeal with the federal government which to house its library. The federal government agreed to comes to fruition in 1913, to deed the building to the county, give the budding to the city If the city used it for "Why should we give the county an asset of the city of Least 20 years. Sanford?" asked Sanford Mayor Lee Moore. But the city discovered it was costinS a lot of money to run s The answer, says the county, Is for the same reason the library, federal government agreed to give It to Sanford, to help InlV5it agreed to let the county run the library #W entered . provide a worthwhile service. Into a contract stipulating at the expiration date of the conU the county now picks up the ball and provides the library tract, Oct. 1, 1990, "all books, materials and Items of equip. service, why shouldn't It get the building the federal government" contributed by the city "shall be transferred to the legal mont donated for that purpose, argue county offklala ownership of the county and the city shall retain no legal rights The county, in the last five yesrs has helped the city earn therein." that building by providing the library service the city no longer The contract also stipulates that either party may cancel the wanted to spend the money to provide. contract early If notice Is given 180 days prior to Oct. I of each The county's proposal to the city offers a reverter clause Year, to take effect on Oct. 1 of such year. which says If the county does not use the building for a library In what was apparaitly a last minute effort to hang on to its for at least 20 years, then the county would either pay the city books, the city April 2 served notice on the county to vacate the the unamortized value of the building or give It back to the city. library by Sept. 30. The city has far rejected coun an Not only iz such action a Ier violation of its contract with the county and smacks at bad faith, It Is contrary to the best See COUNTY Page IA • -- - - -' - -. '-'! '5- -5-- - :'-. - 5•____'• .- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The lane structure at State Street be intersection with U.S. 17.92. The exit from the Burger King restaurant on U.S. 17.92 be eliminated and exit traffic be rerouted via the neighboring Zayre parking lot out to U.S. 17-92 where the traffic signal is proposed to be. - The turning radius into Western SIzzIin' be modified to facilitate easier flow into and out of the restaurant, - The accident occurred on Oct. 28, 1977 at the Burger King Exit onto U.S. 17.92. Mrs. Betty Dallabrida and three of her children died as a result of the traffic accident and other members The lane on the access street directly In front of the Sanford Plaza stores at itsintersectlo,i'wjth U.S. 17-92 be modified and improved. - Harriett said life DOT has the funds to Harriett said representatives of Burger King and Zayre's are opposed to donating right-of-way because the donation would hinder their business operation. . ' : - .. .. .- . . - .' I QUALJF5 You •k CNCE. (4 , WAfl 1T P J - APAI4O. R? .' I •'" ... ' ' 'I ' • .•, ,' - ai.". j.,' . . I ' - •.• - -, ?.. .. ' . .,, - ,•, .'.3i 4 ;. , •i i .' ' ,. ,. •. . -. • , - • . . .. -- ' - . , - Herald Staff Writer .i The announcement was made a month ago. Steven Harriett, 26 was appointed assistant city manager of Sanford, one of the youngest men In the state to hold such a position of responsibility, It should not have been a surprise, Harriett usually gets what he goes after, A native of Sanford, he began as a patrolman little more than 4r years ago. After only two years with the department he sought the position of administrative aid to PoliceChief Ben Butler when it became vacant and WOfi that Job. His goal In life is to be Sanford's city manager someday after he has "learned everything." He has a degree In criminology from Florida State University. He plans to return to school In September, or possibly even this summer, at the University of Central Florida pursuing a degree In public administration, Public service In the employ of the city of Sanford has been a family affair with the Harriett.s for the past half century. It began with Steve's grandfather, Geo'ge Washington Harriett, who was a police officer with the city force until his death in 1930. The senior Harriett's one son, W.H. Harriett, was a Sanford police officer from 1948 until he retired In 1971. Another son, Steve's father, G. Manning Harriett, has been fire chief for nearly 38 years. George M. Harriett Jr., Steve's - N / . I V - brother, served on the police department in the 1. Coinhined city service of these five numbers of the family to this point totals about 78 years. A 1971 graduate of Seminole High Schoolil he was active In the Key Club there and worked at local steer market through his high school years. Although hegrwup with (he fire department —he and his family were always around the deperbuent firefighting did not appeal to him as a career, Harriett always had a very personal - feeling about the city Itself. "As I was - GEORGE W*HINGTON H$RRIE?F former city police oiliest . -)' ;:. I 4 tp IILI I ::iIs!, 1:c*T os :t -... ! '- -'i.-:.. --: . •.. -- z: Kmi.'lt's, in a written report to the .oniizitsioii, saltl the fire department is doing a good ji conserving fuel and the pubiR orks dep:irti-i' is (iOIfl I1 excellent 101) WASHINGTON tJPl The triumphant U.S. Olympic team flew to Washington t odav for lunch wit Ii President Carter, The athletes got rousing welcome from 1,0(X) fans who serenaded them with the National Anthem at Andrews Air Force Base. Bearing a dozen medals, including a major upset gold miiedal in hockey and five golden victories by speed skater Eric Heiden, toe team arrived in three Air Force- Jets at Carter's invitation. 'l'hev rode buses to the White hoe, us "It's been a long night. We've been out celebrating," said hockey goalie Jiiii Craig of North Easton, Mass., at the air port. "It's it real great thing to see this outpouring of nationalism. It does our kids good to see it. It's unbelievable," said hockey coach Herb Brooks. The The 150 athletes many wearing s around their necks and decked out in their red, white and blue suits—at first got off the planes and headed straight toward the buses at Andrews, But many were moved by the cheering of the nearby crowd and went over to shake hands, There was no band, but the crowd broke out in a stirring rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. A crowd of several hundred gathered at Andrews at midmorning, but soon swelled to nearly 1,000 before the first plane arrived at Il a.m. Esi'. hockey team member Bill Baker of Grand Rapids, Minn., was asked whether he supports the presidential request for a - • - - __' - - - , ." It ALMcT W'r&. A t - - CONTROL BLAZE - SAY, WHAT - $22,540. In addition, he will report that (tie &w bihitite in the em 's eontin'ent- fund from ". the additional cost % ))t1I(1 be iiiI(1 K 'lithe price continues to ulmib an/I if t1wit. I.mu, reduction in u.s.'. the needed funds v.114-'' the (ontirIgunc balance. Most department. tl -reducing the fuel use and holding it fairl now." he said White House Visit Thrills Olympians By DONNA ESTES KAT. In other business at the Sanford 'its otti. mission meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. tolav, Knowles will report that increased costs of gasoline and diesel fuel may deplete the tit's contingency account. Knowles will toll ('01 I))i dfln,.r, if 4$,.. •I(- lie said Burger King does not want to lose its exit capability onto 17.92 and Zayre does not want the burden of bearing Burger King's exit traffic, Harriett reported both firms said donatino the FIREMEN .' FV5510LY owners reconsider and give 1)01 the rights-of. way they nd. Without modifications suggested in the Burger King and Zayre areas, installation of a traffic signal would be of little benefit," Harriett said. He added that the Western Sizzlin' representative said his company will be open to cooperating with tX)T Bani-Sadr Calls U.S. Naive' By United Press International Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr said in an interview published today that he is "amazed at the naivete" of U.S. officials and said America still has failed to unders ta nd the revolution that overthrew the shah. "The United States has understood nothing of our revolution and seems not to be interested in understanding It," Bani-Sadr said, "They attributed the seizure of the hosta ges to what they described as fanatical Iranians. Then they interpreted my election as a victory for a moderate agai ns t the clergy. -- "They are wrong on both counts," BanI-Sadr sa id in an interview with the Hong Kong Star. "They must understand that the students' action and my election constitute two faces of the same coin, namely the Iranian people's wish for independence and an end to United States sth dominion," he said. He said the holding of the hostages Is aimed at "changing the equation bet- Firemen work to extinguish a ween us and the West." blaze in the bathroom of the "I am amazed at the naivete of the American authorities," Banl-Sadr said. home at 6121/ S. Park Ave. Is "When the masses under the direction of - Sàniórd Sätürday evening. The Iman (Ayatollah Rubollalif Khomeini blaze did an estimated lsoo in were rebelling against the tyrant shah, damage to the bathroom, with the Americans tried to label the some smoke damage to the rest movement as Islamic-Marxist. of the apartment occupied by "Once the shah escaped and we set Arthur Lytle, said Sanford Fire about establishing an Islamic republic, Chief George Harriett, The fire these same circles began insinuating that religious fanatics have taken over Iran," started at about 8:06 p.m. when fumes from a leaking spray can he said. under the bathroom sink were In Iran, members of a U.N. panel seeking an end to the hostage crisis were ignited by a gas-fired water going ahead with their investigation heater nearby, Harriett said. today based on "extremely construetive" groundwork In a first round of talks with BanI-Sadr. level, the additional funds needt'tI to et thr- uliance for the traffic signal unless plement part of the changes including the in stallation of the traffic signal, but it needs the cooperation of the businesses to complete the plan requiring donation of rights-of-way in SOIUC in. stances. - fIf'Cflce 10 the bU(Igt'tC(l alInat:on for tut'i lL 23 cents lwr gallori over the blidgetellaillotirlt if co nsumption )I fuel remains at Its Prt -, -'-' , -- Was the U.S. hockey team's gold medal victory In the Winter Olympics the greatest sports feai of all time? See details of the triumph and a column by Milt Richman on Page 5A. boycott the Summer Uhnipics ill Ill Moscow. "1 support whatever President Carter decides," said Baker. But the athletes have worked a long and hard time and I don't believe politics alit I it hli'!u s sht ii I he together." ('arter called Brooks Sunday arid in vited the athletes to town after (lie U S hockey team tea defeated lift, favored Soviet Union Friday and then rallied to be; Finland Sunday and will the gold miiedt in one of the b iggest u psets in olvlillo history. "This team startle d the athl.'tt world," Brooks told reporters at Ikt .a Placid. "1 (1001 mean the hockey world, I mean the athletic world. As years to l, you'll reniemnber these people.' Steven Harriett Brings New Goal To Sanford Legacy - .... llarriett's memo said. "We will prohably lose the fill- , make a new word of the combined letters: 1. BAT plus R. 2. GARAGE plus B. 3. STEAK plus R. 4. CART plus K. •3IJj p c j,g DISH IT OUT, IF YOU CAPII Place adIspos.blepaper plate of firm cornposition face upaf the — property would pe nalize their business by altering their entrance and exit ways. "'File future of the proposed plan looks bleak,'' and the fork at Park Drive. modified and traffic signals be installed at its family, the state Department of Transportation DOT) has come up with a plan to change traffic patterns at the site of the tragedy. According to it report given to Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles bv,his assistant, Steve Harriets, the remedy may be hard to achieve, Knowles has written letters to the Burger King company and the Kimco Corp., owners of Zare's Department Stores, seeking their assistance, Additional changes be made which (10 not involve the use of private property at 27th Street 1)01 has suggested that: Two-and-one- half years after a traffic accident claimed the lives of four members of a Sanford 01 - Harriett in a written memo to Knowles said the Herald Staff Writer - growing up everyone knew everyone else and associated with each other. It was a typical small town and a nice place to live." Today the city government operation is much more technical, more professional and "we are aware of our commitment to better Service that brings direct benefit to the citizens," Harriet said, adding the city government personnel are trying to keep up with the changing times. Even though the town is growing the people remain much the same, he said, noting the people of Sanford are still basically close-knit. "I grew up planning that someday I would be working for the city" One of Harriett's prized possessions is a photograph of the grandfather he never knew, attired in his police uniform. The youngest of three boys born to Fire Chief and Mrs. Harriett, he is the only survivor. He and his wife, Suzie, have a son, Steven D. Harriett Jr., two months and two weeks old. Active In the Sanford Kiwanis Club and in his church, Sanford Alliance, Harriett enjoys photography, reading and education, "I like to go to school to learn things," he said. His job entails a lot of duties and responsibilities, he said, adding It Is a training program as well. He believes the position requires a desire to learn, Incorporating education and common sense. Basically he is available to do whatever City Manager Warren Knowles wishes him to do. While the city's work schedule requires 37 hours on the job, Harriett's practice is to "work until the job is done. I'm not a clock-watcher," he said. "I Perform the work as necessary, doing whatever It takes to get the job accomplished," he said. Currently he Is In process of revising the safety program for the city employees. He also Is researching the city's capital-purchasing and retirement plans, searching for ways to revise and Improve both. STEVEN HARRIErr assistant to city manager ... �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb.25, 1950 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VV%JnLu By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF "Stay out of Seminole County," the threatening voice on the telephone told Ernie C,,rltnn lgindnr nf tho "CiH,n Aonlnct Pornography," in Orange County. But Canton, husband of State Rep. Fran Canton, doesn't scare easily and he was in Casselberry last week speaking by invitation of a local church. Angered and offended by the proliferation of "sex for sale" in the form of nude dancing, X-rated films, massage parlors, pornography and prostitution, the Cantons decided to do something about it. Together with other concerned citizens of Orange County, they met last August to form an organization to fight this type of activity, The original group of 19 grew to 1,000 persons who attended anti-pornography rallies in Orla ndo. Petitions were signed by Rhodesia Guerrilla Forces, Country's Army Are Merged SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) Five hundred guerrilla followers of Joshua Nkomo were moved out of their ceasefire assembly camp today to be integrated into Rhodesia's white-led army a major breakthrough in the merging of forces that were foes through seven years of bitter warfare, sources said, Sources in the commonwealth monitoring force overseeing the Rhodesian cease-fire sa id the guerrillas left Assembly Point Lima in the extreme south west of the country near the town of Plumtree, and were being taken by truck to a Rhodesian barracks at Essexville, southeast of Bulawayo, a southern Rhodesian city. The merging of the guerrillas and the Rhodesian forces marks a significant breakthrough toward the forming of a joint army for an independent Zimbabwe, which will come into existe nce after the holding of black majority rule elections over three - days ning Wednesday. - - - - CONCORD, N.H. (UP!) The last minute polls are in, but the last minute controversies remain on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary. The final polls, by the Boston Globe and the New Hampshire Sunday News, showed Presi. dent Carter well ahead of Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. In the Democratic primary. Both showed Carter about 55 percent; Kennedy at or just over 30 percent; Brown between 8 and 12 percent. But they disagreed on the likely outcome of the hotly contested Republican primary. The Globe showed former U.N. Ambassador George Bush and former Gov. Ronald Reagan of California In a virtual tie, 35 percent to 34 To End Firefighters' Strike - CHICAGO (UP!) Labor officials are squabbling among themselves and the City Council plans to delve into unresolved Issues between union and city negotiators as firefighters stay off the job for the 12th day. Independent Alderman Martin Oberman and seven other council members seeking a meeting with at. torneys for both the city and the firefighters union tried during the weekend to deliver notice of the special meeting to the city clerk, as required by city regulations. The eight aldermen had called for a meeting Saturday but the request was blocked by pro. administration aldermen, who said they had failed to meet the 24-hour notification requirement for a special meeting. - Mrs. Louise Miller Is chairman of the Work Area on Social Concerns at the church, which sponsored the meeting. percent with Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee and Rep. John Anderson well behind, The Sunday News, the sabbath sister of the Manchester Union Leader, said its sampling had Reagan over Bush 40 percent to 35 per. cent, with Baker and Anderson trailing. The candidates didn't seem to be keying their activities to the poll findings. Bush went back to Texas Saturday night and wasn't expected In New Hampshire until Tuesday. Kennedy went to Kansas and Oklahoma Saturday and was to be in Vermont today. But Reagan, aware that he was blamed for his own defeat in Iowa by avoiding the campaign trail, continued to work In New Hampshire and the Carter campaign sent - Chicago Council Asks Talks C arter, Vice President Walter Mondale into the showed up, only to be told they could not take northern reaches of the state for a stop. part in the debate. They were introduced and The expected also rans continued to run, then left, stopping to blame Bush for freezing Republicans Baker, Anderson and Rep. them out. Crane even predicted that the inPhilip Crane and Democrat Brown all had full cident would cost Bush the primary. days of campaigning on tap. Only Sen. Bob Dole and Baker stepped up the fusillade Dole of Kansas among the rear runners had complaint Sunday, but Bush called it' no last day schedule. "politics" and his state campaign chairman. An eleventh hour flap developed among the former Gov. Hugh Gregg, said, "These guys Republicans over a Saturday night debate aren't telling the truth." between Reagan and Bush. Reagan paid for Gregg specifically accused Baker of 'lying the show but the Nashua Telegraph was the through his teeth" In comments Baker made sponsor, and when the Californian invited on NBC's "Meet The Press." four other GOP candidates to participate, the In the debate itself, Bush and Reagan newpaper insisted on the twoman format. disagreed on the details of tax cutting and But Anderson, Crane, Baker and Dole welfare reform. - Shooting Florida 60%. Bob Graham (left), U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles (center) and former Gob'. Reubin Askew launc a barnstorming Bush Ahead In South -. - ATLANTA (UP!) Southern Democrats favor President -. :h Carter while Republicans in the region like George Bush for I tour of major Florida .. President, a survey of voters In four sou thern states says. ... .cities this week to raise A Darden survey released Saturday shows President Carter ' $200,000 for President far ahead of Sen. Edward Kennedy In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Bush apparently is 4. . Jimmy Carter's war edging ahead of Ronald Reagan in the Republican contest, the . . chest and put pressure poll shows. ,.,, on Sen. Edward KenThe survey conducted for the Atlanta Journal shows Demo. nedy to withdraw from crat Jerry Brown and Republicans John Connally and Howard - the race. Baker well back across the region in their respective races. k A1111111IL, A teleph,one poll of 750 voters taken between Feb. 13 and 17 covered Georgia, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama. The sample is large enough for the poll to be accurate within 4 percentage points. The poll also showed support for registering women for the draft and boycotting the summer Olympics In Moscow. TALLAHASSEE, Fla (UP!) - The Askew and U.S. Sen. Lawton Clues also Richard Kelly of Zephyrhills, the other It saId 13.6 percent of those polled support registering battle for political endorsements and poll expect to raise $200,000 for the Carter two Florida GOP congressmen, have women for the draft, while 42,5 percent oppose the Idea. placements In Florida goes Into high gear war chest. endorsed Reagan. The pall said 77,9 percent of the people surveyed favor today because the state's Important Canter was the clear winner in a straw The scheduled two-day campaign trip boycotting the Olympics because of the Soviet invasion of presidential preference primary Is just ballot held at the Florida State Jaycees of Graham, Chiles and Askew, Carter's - Afghanistan, while 16.1 percent think the United States should two weeks away. winter conference In Daytona Beach special trade envoy, is a first for Florida participate in the games. Both President Carter and Sen. Sunday. The results will feed the where officials usually don't take strong Carter was favored by 82.5 percent of those polled In the four Edward Kennedy picked up some ad- propaganda mills but prove little. Of stands until the party chooses its canstate area. Sen. Kennedy, D-Mast, got 15.3 percent. California ditional support Sunday for their about 1,100 delegates from all over the didates. Gov. Jerry Brown garnered 2.2 percent. Carter was ahead In Democratic campaigns. On the state, only 117 cast votes and four of them The trio of proven vote-getters, will be each state, pall results showed. Republican side, former CIA Director expressed no preference. joined by National Democratic ChairBush received 41.7 percent in the four states. Reagan got 36.1 George Bush won a significant enCanter received 40 votes, or 34 percent, man Bob Strauss and Jim Williams, percent, Connally 12 percent and Tennessee Sen. Howard dorsement from Florida GOP to only five votes for Kennedy. Bush undersecretary of agriculture and forBaker had 9.4 percent. Illinois Rep. Phil Crane received less Congressman W.C. "Bill" Young. collected 37 votes, or 31.5 percent, while mner lieutenant governor under Askew. Ow 1 percent of the votes in the region. The Carter forces launch three of former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, Their schedule includes $500-a-plate However, the margin of error leaves Bush and Reagan Florida's most popular political figures considered the GOP front-runner In breakfasts, luncheons, cocktail parties running neck and neck. Reagan also is ahead In Georgia and on a barnstorming tour this week In a Florida, had 16 votes for 13.5 percent. and dinners in Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Alabama. Bush has Florida and South Carolina. show of power the White House hopes will Young's endorsement of Bush is Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach, Fort The poll shows President Carter has increased In popularity inundate Kennedy In the March 11 considered significant because the Lauderdale and Miami. among black voters In Georgia. He leads In the poll with 45.8 primary and force him out of the popular west coast congressman is the It begins in Tallahassee Wednesday - - Records Snag Lance Trial , ., , ;' - Private security guards at The Springs subdivision In Longwood told deputies at 1:30 a.m. Sunday they discovered thieves had forced open a case ment window at the home of James Stnasberg, 105 Woodinifl Road. Strasberg, who left his home Saturday at 10 p.m., told deputi es the thieves made off with over $15,000 In jewelry and stereo equipment along with his 1950 Corvette. The car was found a short time la ter, parked at the Qua lity Inn on State Road 434 off Interstate 4. The stolen merchandise was not recovered, police said. aggravated assault and use of a firearm in committing a crime by police who charged her with shooting Duhart with a .22 ----------------- Until today, Radio Kabul has gone to great lengths to ATLANTA (UP!) The bank fraud trial of Bert Lanct and three associates is bogged down In a debate over the Legal merits of bank records. Although observers had expected a lengthy trial, It has stretched on Interminably. After the first two weeks of the trial were taken up by jury selection, the prosecution launched into Identifying and verifying its evidence with custodial witnesses, a process that has taken four weeks three weeks longer than they had predicted. As the case enters Its seventh week today, the government has yet to call a single substantive witness against the former budget director and Richard T. Carr, Thomas Mitchell and H. Jackson Mullins. The four are charged In a 33-count indictment with conspiring to acquire $20 million In loans from 41 banks as well as misapplying bank funds, making false statements to banks and making false entries In bank records. - A SanFord ford man is in -fair condition after surgery in Seminole Memorial Hospital and his estranged wife is in the Seminole Jail on charges she shot him during an argument. Fred Duhart, 31, of 200 Alexander Ave., Is in fair condition today following surgery Sunday, said a hospital spokeswoman. Police say they found him with a bullet wound In his chest at the apartment of Sandra Ann Duhart, 27, of 57 Seminole Garden Apartments on West Fifth Street at 1:48 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Duhart was arrested at the apartment, charged with By United Press international The Afghan capital 01 Kabul, already disrupted by four days of anti-Soviet protests, was hit today by a wave of rioting, looting, and gunfire, Radio Kabul said in a rare admission admission of trouble in the mil-high city Somoza Soldier Fried Men? MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) A former soldier In ousted dictator Anastasio Somoza's National Guard has testified he saw a fellow soldier fry victims and feed the bodies to dogs in his account of tortures by his comrades-in-arms, Gerardo Medina Leiva, one of 7.800 alleged war criminals being tried in revolutionary People's Courts by Nicaragua's new g3vernment, testified tlat the alleged atrocities were carried out under the orders of former Guard Gen. Gonzalo Evertsz, now believed to be living In Guatemala, officials said Sunday. Medina, 30, said he saw a Korean mercenary, under the command of Evertsz, order the bodies of peasants be tortured and kllled,frled and then fed the human flesh to doss. - Teachers DEPUTY INJURED DURING ARREST ATTEWr " ' . - LONDON (UP!) The dollar Increased slightly In most European trading today. The price of gold rose marginally in London and dropped In Zurich, Gold opened in London at $631 an ounce, up $1.50 from Friday's close of $629.50. In Zurich gold dropped $7 from $637.50 to $830.50. The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 1.7615 marks, up from 1.7515; In Paris at 4.1302 francs, up from 4.1287; In Amsterdam at 1.9315; and in Milan at 813.85 Italian lira, up from 512.25. The dollar also rose In London, where the pound sterling dropped from $2.2760 to $2.2730. - The first, a grievance to be'decided by a three-member arbitration panel, charges teachers were forced to do work on their own time to make up for time they would have worked on grade reports fbv. S. Students and teachers reported to school that day, originally set as a work day for teachers only. The second complaint charges the board committed an unfair labor practice when members voted to have students report to classes on Nov. 2 without negotiations, a WEATHER HCA - Used day period beginning Feb.13 took 36 lives, destroyst!110 homes HCA to provide A replacement AREA DEATHS __ ___ ___ ____ _____ - - 1. - SUMINOLI MIMOSIAL HOSPITAL P15.23 ft ADMISSIONS SANFORD: 01k Akins Rebecca Ann Oioree , _____________ - - Q &W ___ - 5 N V ROSSI*,.. I 'O, Msss, - . "~~4 11" , :* 1 11.~ " .'T - . _.L, , I -, , , -.-,.- ,% ~If* ~ L U *. . - t t-in,. I4 ~~ -4 4 ,, .~ _. . j,.; _ ' I. I ,I4 . . - j!"i t,~. I I I -;~ - Joan Carter, Geneva Gussle Raulirien Geneva MarI$a M. ksppsity, Lobe Monroe Geraldine L. Hlt$man, mil _____ David S. earn.., Srrente LanØOm' - - ____ ____ Herbert Madison SANFORD: Tom$S R. McColium allsseelft A. J~ jelinnil H. lows CyNa'1 D. Ofilikn be" girl poia Williams lErvin a H4111110FA 041110111110 Ems J. DickIn. DeSIrY Ldwd J. ImMi. DeNim's William P. McKinley, Delary S. SINmSIL Olievi James Deltona Glannetti, AAna M. . S ken made by the same organization, uncovered skepticism 80 percent believe most Americans are not satisfied flnandaily, and only 21 percent think consumers are living within their m,sj, The two groups did agree on one thing -60 percent In each pall said consumers are worried they are not saving enough money. The polls were done for the Credit Union National Assoclalion Inc., a trade group representing U.S. credit unions, The consumer nail conducted last Sentember covered a representative sample of 1,537 persons nailo nwide. The -h. Ington survey, conducted during the past two months, Involved 11 members of Congress, 21 top congressional staff aides and 1$ persons from various federal agencies and Institutions, all of them, with a role In financial policy. When asked If they considered themselves financially fit, most consumers said they were at least "somewhat" fit. And while 53 percent said having no more than a manageable debt was an important element of Oat fitness, only l3 percent rated "getting ahead" financially as necessary. "Clearly, among consumers, how they handle their debt Is a very Important matter, and they feel that they are not doing such a bad Job," the poll concluded, Suspended After Indictment . SANFORD: Mint's A. Siffamy Helen L. TemaWaNky i.... DaSImy "of Cirvsev, DeItsas SANFORD: Robert L. Mu,Ny, LW$lLSs1 Gioree. a .I RC C. AM, OaNsn baby boy seITN$s .' DI$CNA*SI$ SANFORD: SA NFORD: and Lue Marcus A. Fra,*lln bw owl C. Henna - Robert Carter, Advisers Blame Energy Dade School Superintendent Lvi E. Pendiafon ChristIne D. SPeW Julia A. 5ImpSolI Earl D. NaMy,DeltOSe , MOIJM PAR 0 Silly - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fifty-two nercent of American consumers contacted in a Gallup poll released today said they are pretty well satisfied with their financial status, and 83 percent said they are living within their means. But a companion survey of selected Washington policy=- - PHONE '\ ) 32212$5 '' Blues Consumers Worried About Savings LOS ANGELES (UP!) -Police say a 1-year-old boy, who had been routinely chained to his bed and beaten by his father and brother for the last three years, escaped from his family with the help of other neighborhood youngsters. The boy, Identified by police only as Lonnie, was in protective custody at MOrningilde Hospital and doctors told police the youngster had 3-year-old scars on his back, arms and legs. Pollee said the boy's father and his 10'year.old brother were arrested and a third suspect, reportedly the boy's mother, was being' sought HOSPITAL NOTES and ends in Miami Thursday and in. j_f WASHINGTON (UP!) -President Carter, concerned that "I don't thh-uk you would be misleading people by Indicati ng energy costs are fueling Inflation In other areas, has ordered some acceleration of this process of review," the official said. an accelerated review of White House economic policy, of. He refused to discuss what was under consideration by the ficlals say. . administration but he stressed mandatory wage and price In an unusual move that was not announced In advance, controls were not under consideration. Carter Sunday night met for two hours with Treasury "We know what a problem we have with inflation. We know Secretary G. William Miller, chief Inflation adviser Alfred the cause of It. We know why we're In this mess ... there are no Kahn, Energy Secretary Charles Duncan, domestic adviser solutions that will relieve us of this problem without dealing Stuart Elzenstat and others, with energy," the official said. "There Is concern about the evidence of the Inflationary Consumer prices moved ahead 1.4 percent in January -the effect of energy spilling over Into other areas of the economy, largest jump in more than six yeam to an extent that it has not done up until this paint," said one In a related development, Senate Banking Committee White House official, who attended the session but asked not to Chairman William Proxmire, D-Wis., announced his panel will be identified, hold hearings on the administration's anti-inflation program He called the unusual Sunday evening session "a follow-up" and investigate wageprice controls, on a meeting Carter held with economic advisers Thursday. "Even though I and many other members of the committee Duncan was Included because of the Impact foreign oil prices oppose mandatory wage and price controls, I think they should have on Inflation, be debuted," Proxmire said In a statement. 'Chained' Boy Escapes Family FOR I ALL " ' PFNjj-' S.DrnVERS.S __ -, - VNSURANCE ____ Economic VALDOSTA, Ga. (UP!) Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board are trying to determine why an airplane broke apart and crashed Sunday rear Valdosta, killing three people. Rescue workers recovered the body of the pilot, H.E. Skelley, of Gary, Ind,, his wife, Helen, and a cousin, Jane Green, from waist deep water Sunday afternoon in a swamp where the plane crashed. All three were thrown from the fuselage of the plane. "They were in radio and radar contact with Jacksonville and suddenly they Just disappeared from the screen," said Jack Barker, of the Federal Aviation Administration. - Democratic presidential race by strip- -ranking member of Florida's GOP . - S So and damaged 1,350 others. hospital at a coat of ap. AREA READINGS (5 a.m4: temperature: 50; overnight proximately $1$ million. low: 60; yesterday's high: 50; barometric pressure: 30.01; Kirchhoff said the COrnWILLIAM GIRISTIE Hanover County, N.C., she resident there until 1157, She Hiri.It Turpin, wocdstoc relative humIdity: Vi percent; winds: south at 17 in.piu. • mission ksd RCA if It would William Duncan Christie, cam, to Ovisdo 10 years ago attended Wellesley College Ill, and TUESDAY TIDES: DAYfONA REACH: higle, 4:42 am., balM a bitter hospital if the 55, of 252E. Wilbur Ave.,Lake Deborah Jensen, from Garden City, S.C. She and Northwestern University. Glinco., Ill,; 14 5:06 p.m.; lows, 10:57 a.m., 11:02 p.m.; grandPORT CANAVaALI county contributed the $5.2 M.ry,dlodlatirday morning was a retired elementary An avid golfer, ate served chUea; and ssye great. highs, 4:34 a.m., 4:13 p.m.; lows, 10:41 am, 11.13 p. pil at Orlando Naval Regional 'school teacher, a as president of the P'ladd pmudchil&esi. HAYPORT: highs, 111:01 am., 10:34 p.m.; lows, 5:06 am., 1:04 But HCA said It was Medical Canter. A native of Pryt.r4an, a II ,nnber Women's Golf Association p.m. ____ dLIb the best possible Flushing, N.Y., Is came to of the Women's (2ub and and the Orlando Wonesu's BOATING FORECAST: It. Auguetlee I. JqlSer 't, 4* tal anyway, and the Sa nford in 1150 from Milton, member of the United Gall AssadsIlon In Us early SI MUes Winds southwesterly 10 to 15 knob becoming flOt' un4y 4 p the $5.2 Fla. He was retired from Us Ds14M1r1 of Confederacy, 94k. During World War fl, C$SSI5T1U, WILLIAM DUNCAN thwesteniy 15 to 10 knots late today or early tonight and coo. nijU he jaid.____ -Fvnsil services tsr William Navy as a Cidof Aviation the Delta Koppa Gans and she edited the Orange Couit tinning Tuesday, Sees 2 fed near shoes and 801 flit Offiboes Ounce" c,wisue, a. at sae a. Kircidioff then proposed the Machinist and was a member tie Arthur Rutledge Club. American Red ou WItr Ave., L.a's Mary, it's increasing to s to 7 feet liti today,Widely mattered t cowy put Us money in a of the B. Dt*e Woody Post 147 Survivors Include her nswapoper, "Chapter (st" died ktwey at rlando Na,a derdonzs with gusty winds today becoming pertly cody t fund (or medical pur- Fleet Reserve and Moose husband Eustes G. Russ, and was an active v'inhiur. 1N1111 MedII O Cuitsr, will tonight and Tuesday. di 4 p.m. 'slay at Orama'sw poses. M. Lodge of OvIsdo; a daughter, Mrs. She served an AREA FORECAST: Mostly dandy with atIOI and a few pine t'smne epei a., "Tb ooecs* could be," He is survived by his wife, Jacklyn LIndenm.yer, the Winter ParkOrlasde CumiN J. kua',.s eØIciat thunderstorms likely today Aid higle in theup 7. Partly explained County Mrs. Pat Christie, Like- Holland; two OindchI AJIniC of DSI$SOV'IIIiJ Pisat Reserve Services at 3:14 clod lderl'nightwlthlowshe the tOIIlld* Administrator Roger Mary; two .one, Frederick CremaHoui will 'naJ b4a be Fvsssrnity ding the 1N. rP .. ,tidip, Fair and cool Tur'd.y with highs In the lower $. Southwest Najjw,nu.r, "thatthe La- and Micleel Christie, both ra in ca'ams. of In Myrtle Beach, S.C. In Blowing Rock, wan a winds 10 to 1$ n,stronger n thunderstorns, beoosith tireet earned on the money Ronkonkoma, N.Y.; four Gramkow Furaj flume Is In 'upnj of the Ov-"-14 5 ruorthwsstarly 1$ to 10mph this afternoon Rain probabIlity 50 ii pay for Indigent e grauhilen; two br.ts, charge. 0th, the Gas-des (. O*IIAW4 a. percent today. and ether health-related Charles Christie, WickcU, Mye of the Hill W$1 haItt fflgg ftwth' NV.9 Rihf i.its 9 1ILU I t WO I "1N .www.Janet Hesten, to do Naples; sister, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth fund will be is'4*.d In -'- . s. Medical i CitY' IJonUd (Mel) CiiIit, me -' IswuaitIypsld for out of tu. GramJPuiJØ.Is $1, of Po Beech and is swvivsd ytvou, in Cr UTMII. Blowing Rock, N.C, died Hubbard, Jr., of Fort kIIS1S Kkdf said he could nøt Monday VIb 50 In rest tmràie a ieoau, of : M*&IIAERUR pr.diit hew the OUsT CQ Laiatsrdals fl a lang Cease my; a daughter, .1 Mrs.MHoranRs,7S,of vote on Us r -,. Mrs. My".* (50u) 2417 mmci I.BUt Is iieo"'4td ROWS I. OVlldei died deY Jç Born In ARosy, N.Y., Seattle, Wash.; a MON. mlii rn.,.s Us county use only the Ia at Seminole Memorial aims he Winter Put In 1151 brother, Daniel Leonard, SANFORD 1ATUlOAY.i tared osatle money, because Hospital. A native of New NIdOSI)145-4143 t ______ percent. Kennedy had 43.8 percent. Last fall, a similar poll showed Kennedy with 50.5 percent of Georgia's black voters ping away most of his support. delegation in the House. Both Rep. Skip eludes news conferences, motorcades and Carter with 35.2 percent of the black voters. Gov. Bob Graham, former Gov. Reubin Bat ails of Fort Myers Beach and Rep. and a "steer pull" . LOW COST : . AUTO • - Demos To Barnstorm For C 3 Dead As Plan. Crashes NATIONAL REPORT: Ralnshowens and thundershowers swept across the Gulf Coast following a storm that pummeled By DIANE PETRYK of the buy-back provision in equipment, furnishings, form?" asked Tots Lev, of' the contract with RCA are But Kirchhoff and parts of northern Florida and southern Georgia with hall as big Herald Staff Writer the contract with HCA. supplies and the cost of the organization's Health inadequate. Nelswender said the deter. as oranges. This provision will allow the financing. The county then subcommittee. "Could It be The group charged that the mlnatlon of who gets treated Authorities In San Clemente, Calif., Sunday tried to clean up The county may pay for county to purchase the would not be able to sell the used to help house people In poverty requirement Is too is to be left up to the doctors. thousands of gallons of jet fuel that spilJedInto a stem drain indigent can and other health replacement hospital from hospital toa third party for a Seminole Count)' who live in low and that a sliding wale of Neiswender said the because of land slides caused by last week's heavy rains. needs with the $5.2 million It HCA between the third and period of five yeam sub4tandard shacks or even financial aadstance should be commission probably will A mile-long stretch of beach new the municipal pier was will receive for turning over fifth year of Its operation If in a letter published in the automobiles and have no provided "for a family that decide what It will do with the closed because of the leak frorn the 10-Inch pipeline which Seminole MemorW Hospital the county is dissatisfied with Feb. nEvening Herald, Un otheir piece to Ova? the MW limit by $5.2 million dising its mid. spewed anywhere from 4,500 to 18,000 gallons of fuel Into the to the Hota1 Corporation of HCA's management of It in Resources for Human Need, "Or will It be used for roads only $5 PST year..." year budget review in April. drain. Lifeguards said 1,600 persons were evacuated from the any way. Committee, a group with and salaries for county emIn the contract, the beach, which will be off limits until further notice. The contract Itself could be the backing of "We can't dip Into the membership from social ployeesoraomeother purpose following tnazlmwn4nccm. signedTue.day,butarcoff Power outages and broken windows were reported in Perry, County Conunieslon Chair- principal (of the $5.2 service age ncies in Seminole unrelated to low-Income levels for indigent care are said approval might be Fla,, Sunday following the hailstorm which rolled across the man Bill Kirchhoff, but any million)," Kirchhoff said, County, exure.sd concern people and their needs?" given: contingent on Ironing out city. Western Kansas was hit with a snowstorm and rain again decision must be made by the "We need to keep It in can we that the $12 million might be The Resources for Human For a family unit of one, some minor points. fell In northern California, commission as a whole. want to exercise this option." put Into the county's general Needs Committee also $,140; a family of two, $4,160; Southern California received a break from 10 days of rain iiiw contract calls for RCA To buy the replacement fund. protested to the county tires, $5,150; four, $6,200; • •• • and an environmental group called the Tree People took id to pay the $5.2 milli on for hospital the county would "Win It be used for health commission that the five, $7,210; six, $6,140. For vantage of the respite to rescue an elderly Calabasas couple leasing Seminole Memorial have to pay HCA's total coats • caregenerally? Wlllftbe used 'guidelines for providing farmflrnllies income must be stranded for severa l days by floodwaters, for 36 months and assuming f or the land, construction, for social services of any medical can for Indigents In less to qualify for free care. Flash floods, mudsildes and torrential rains during the IS. aesets. It further calls for IS - HAMPTON FALLS, N.H. (UP!) -California Coy, Edmund Brown Jr., campaigning from one New Hampshire seacoast town to another to promote his anti-nuclear theme, took time out to persuade singer Linda Ronstadt not to go honie. As she and the governor walked out of-Grange Hall, Ms. Ronstadt told Brown, "I'm going to Boston. I want to go home." Brown physically led her Into a nearby room. They emerged 10 minutes later and left for the next event. For Indigent rare "'.. ,' Brown Drags Linda To Event - Money Might Be :' WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Census Bureau reports that during the 1970s the number of Americans less than 18 years of age declined by 10 percent while Americans more than 65 years increased almost 25 percent, "Nearly every state showed gains of at least 10 percent In those aged 18 to 44 and those 65 and older during the decade," the bureau said Sunday. "Nationally both groups Increased by nearly 25 percent." The bureau said the 18 to 44 population comprised the single biggest group, growing from 72 million In 1970 to 89 million in 1979. The bureau said the over45 group grew by 600,000 In Florida alone during the decade, bringing the total to 1.6 million'. That compares to 2.3 million elderly In California and 2.1 million In New York, both much larger states, unilateral change In the contract, the SEA The grievance, under the contract between days instead of 192," he said. Keeth also the schools and teachers, is decided by a claims. This complaint will be decided by a declined to say how much the legal action to PERC arbitration panel. The unfair labor get the day has cost the district. PERC "special master" assigned to hear the complaint. practice charge Is to be decided by a PERC Julian refuse" 'o comment on the matter, The board contends teachers are obligated "master" assigned to render a verdict, preventing funtuier questions by slamming a to work 192 days this year, not the 191 they On Friday, before Circuit Judge Robert door behind him In the Seminole County will work If another day is not added to the McGregor, school attorney Ned Julian Courthouse. calender. requested an injunction against the During the hearing, Julian linked the The teachers say they have already done grievance, claiming the matter was not open decision on the Seminole actio ns to hearings the work they would have performed on Nov. to arbitration under the CCfltr$Ct already under way in Bradford County. The 2, a day they say is reserved for filing grade Alter. about 45 minutes of arWl.Itt by Bradford board took action similar to the repert for the end of the studepts' first 'Jialisn'and SEA attorney John Chamblee Seminole board under a similar contract, he marking period They did the wokat home Jr., McGregor turned down the request The said. meet the Monday deadline they notdothework during the day since on Nov. PERC is currently deciding whether 2, could matter will be arbitrated by a three-member panel, one picked by the board, one by say. Bradford teachers will have to work the 192 union and one by mutual consent. The day's pay they are requesting would days, Julian said, appealing to McGregor to cost $150,000, district officials say. block the arbitration. Following the hearing, School Board SEA the district with President Allan Keeth refused to explain A Seminole teacher said if teachers were an unfair labor practice, saying their contract what benefit the presence of the teachers for ordered to work the make-up day, there would was violated when district officials decided the make-up day would be to either the be work to do on the April 25 date. But the students would attend classes on a day they schools or the students. extra day at the end of the year, following were not scheduled to, without prior "If (the day was dropped) they would bein three end.of.school work days, would not be negotiations, violation of the contract, working only 191 constructive at all, he said. - . .. ' Youth Numbers On Decline Vow Fight In M uddled Pay Squabble By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer The battle between the Seminole County School Board and the Seminole Education ASSOCIaIP.(SEA) over how to make-up the teachers' work day lost to Hurricane David remains muddled following the board's failure to block state arbitration. SEA President Richard Harris has filed two separate complaints against the board with '"the state Public Employment Relations ''Board (PERC). -S ' - 14 to Jan. 18,the card had to be In ft hands of someone forging caliber pistol. A Seminole deputy suffered minor injuries as he tried to Taylor's name, police say. She was held in lieu of $8,400 bail. ar rest a man in a truck, following a dlstrubance In Midway Hospital spokeswoman Kay Bartholomew said Taylor failed CREDIT CARD USED DURING HOSPITAL STAY Saturday morning, the sheriff's office reports. la to p ce his valuables In a safe the hospital keeps for pa tients' A thief managed to make off with a credit card owned by a Deputy Frank Ambrose suffered cuts and bruises when he possesslons. man In Seminole Memorial Hospital, and run up about $800 In was dragged about 50 feet by a man driving a pickup truck She added Mrs. Taylor has not filed a formal incident report purchases before rinlacing It in the victim's wallet, police say. away from the corner of Sipes Avenue and Main Street. with Seminole Memorial, but has sent word to hospital ad. The January theft from the man who died on Jan. 21 was not grJiiaWrs to warn He had been trying to arrest the truck's occupant, when the them of the crime. discovered until his widow received the credit statement last suspect decided to drive off, deputies say. Ambrose required week, police say. no treatment for his Injuries. The driver got away, said THIEVES BURGLE HOMF, TAKE CAR Vivian Taylor, of 41B Cascade St., Deltona, told police the Burglars, who took more than $15,000 In property from a deputies. credit card, used to run up $800 In purchases In Volusia County, Longwood home this weekend, got away with the loot In the The deputies report the Incident followed their attempt to was In Melvin Taylor's wallet on the day he died. But from Jan. homeowner's $15,000 Corvette, deputies say. disperse a crowd gathered at the site of an earlier arrest. deny any major problem in the Soviet-occupied capital and today's brief broadcast was an indication that anti. Russian demonstrations had reached such a peak that some explanation was needed. The broadcast, monitored by All-India Radio In Simla, India, said rioting, looting and shooting in the streets of Kabul was the work of insurgents backed by the United States, China and Pakista n. I attended meetings of city and county officials to see that local ordlnanceaare enforced. Even with all that effort, Carlton said, a recent survey of six topless clubs revealed all were _4111 1. ..4 1-" ..S ek I...... LIU u Also on hand were Casselberry city Council crackdown on topless dancing and Chairman Frank Schutte and Mayor Owen prostitution in Orange County caused Schutte Sheppard to explain an ordinance scheduled seek a stopgap measure to prevent shady to come before the council on first reading to County frorn moving In to In Orange e state operators tonight. The ordinance Is issevi on th sta tute controlling a wide ziectrum of par"Casselberry had no moratorium, no ornographic, lewd and obsce ne materials aand said Schutte, "so I went to dinance," acts. A public hearing is sla ted for March mayor and said, 'This is too lucrative an Schutte told the group the Casselberry enterprise f or these people to just fold up their Council had passed a resolution esta blishing a tents and go away. They're going to have to six-month moratorium on issuing new move someplace close In order to keep their licenses to this type of business to give the clientele.' "We contacted the city attorney to see If it city attorney time to research and prepare an would be legally permissible and then the ordi nance that will stand up In court, the unanimously passed Since the Citizens Against Pornography council was formed it has picketed questionable moratorium," he said. "I'm not sure It will be .. New Riots In Afghanistan ) IN BRIEF enacted and It gets very compli cated legally. I don't know If the grandfather clause that says you can't pass a law retroactively will apply to Club Juana. "It may not be the best thing in the world, it may be challengeable and may be thrown out, but psychologically it will ha ve a possible effect the factor that Casselberry actually passed and Indicated it wants to enforce the law," Schutte said. "I'm an advocate of people power. When they (people) combine they are powerful, and elected officials will listen as they know they can vote them out of office," Schutte said. "In 1973 t he Supreme Court ruled the community could set Its own standards and individuals can let their officia ls know their feelings on the issue by writing letters." establishments, monitored court cases, and Man 'Fair' Following Sanford - Durllar Gold ilghtly'-Up 30,000 Central Floridians who wan ted to let their elected officials and law enforcement officers know "enough is enough," Canton told the grou p at the Community United Methodist Church. New Hampshire Polls Unclear NA11ON Smut Fi g hter: Threat Fails To Deter Leader Monday, Feb. 25, 198O-)A MIAMI (UP!) - Johnny L. Jones, superintendent of the nation's fifth largest school system, has been suspended without pay because a grand jury suspects he planned to buy gold-plated plumbing fixtures with school money to put Into an expensive vacation home. The Dade County School Board, in An unpr.e.dent.d Sunday emergency meeting, voted 04 to suspend Jones and appoint his assistant, Dr. Leonard Britton, as acting aalntendent. Joyce Knox, the board's lily Mack munb,r, cat the negative votes. Jones Is black. Ibe board also, voted, wwuimoumly, to suspend without pay Solomon Barnes, principal of MacArthur South High School and Me othumijor fimne In what one board labeled the "Gold Phenhig Caper." Beth Barnes wore indicted Isturdey a charges of second degree grand theft, p'de"4, by a of five years in prisos and 110* flue. The lndicthaents accused the two of ic)'ein'ng.to M school funds to buy nearly 0* worth of deluxe bathroom fixtum some of than geklplated, for personal M. Both men have homes under n " and m.'"w 00111111111c" 0. . Jones and Barnes have said that the fixtunes were for plumbing class they said they were planning at MacArthur South High. The school board action was a direct about face from Its unanimous vote to accept Jones' explanation after Miami pews media exposed the "Gold Plumbing Caper tires weeks ago." Following Saturday's indictments, Board Chairman Phyllis Miller called the emergency meeting and offered the motion to suspend the two officials. "We have to suspend Dr. Jones," Mrs. Miller told board members, "We cannot pretend the reality doesn't exist. "They have been charged with criminal acts. We must treat them On way we but other people (charged with crime)." She r,nthd,d members that "several weeks ago this board endorsed a policy of .upp'rt for a crime commission and educational programs In tie dasu'ocsu that will help stop crime. In conjunction with the policy, It Is imperative that We School Board act decisively," Tbs audilorhan was pecked with more than 350 eupportsrs of James, mostly blacks. The audience booed when Mrs. Miller read the grounds for dismissal. !!r4. :' .-: - GENFRAI 40~ [IECTRIC _ ______ _J 1 _1 _________________ .. .'. .' .... - .. . . ____ I Wall Heating, Inc _______________ Robert J. Smith M.D. DERMATOLOGY Skin Diseases And Surgery PHONE 322-7906 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD �Evening HetWd (USPS 481 flO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFOHD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30322.261 I or 831-9993 SPORTS Monday, February 25, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, 843.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months. $24.00; Year $47.00. Of Politics Oil U-S-A, U-S-A,' All The Rules LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) IL..J 1... at... .a...... FU1LU LII IVLUffl c .1 ?1....... __ rieure Trudeau and his Liberal Party to control of the Canadian government. The Conservative Party and Prime Minister Joe Clark spelled out the policies they believed would encourage exploration and promote conservation. Clark had proposed a $3 a barrel hike in the price of Canadian oil this year and a $4.50 a barrel 1n crease every year until it reached 85 percent of the world market price. He had called for an 18cent increase in the tax on each gallon of gasoline. The Clark remedy was too harsh for the Canadian people. Trudeau's strategy of dealing with the oil and energy problem only in generalities paid off at the polls, Clark prevailed in oil-producing Alberta. But oil-consuming Ontario and the eastern provinces are rich in voters and they said "no" to higher prices for their fuel. Government subsidies will continue to relieve Candadlans of the direct pain of the energy crisis, The budget deficits they create, however, will continue as a spur to the inflation which is equally painful, Clark's brief fling at leadership, lasting only nine months, was ended because of the tough medicine he prescribed for Canada's energy ills. The problems remain for Trudeau. It is likely that the specifics of the Trudeau policies, if they are to be successful in attaining energy goals, will also contain a measure of pain. There are no easy roads to independence in energy. KQRT WALTERS DON GRAFF Reagan French Relations HOOKSETI', N.H. (NEA) Professional actors pride themselves In being able to adapt to any role in which they're cast—but veteran movie star Ronald W. Reagan clearly Is uncomfortable with his current assignment In this year's political drama. After several satisfying years of playing the part of the unchallenged front-runner In the Those oldest of allies, France and the United States, seem bent on proving over and over that If familiarity In International relations does not precisely breed contempt, — It certainly poses no obstacle to a divergence of views. Having In this century bickered through two world wars and a score of lesser conflagratlons, they are at it again in the current complex of crises In which France sees the United States as pursuing a policy of "le zigzag." Not surprisingly, the latter views the situation somewhat differently. For every zig Washington may take, Paris Is likely to come up with an equally unsettling zag. race for the Republican presidential nomination, Reagan now has been cosigned to the role of the erstwhile leader fighting for his political life. When he appeared here recently at a meeting of town and precinct chairmen working on his behalf throughout New Hampshire, Reagan offered only an oblique reference to "the thing that happened In Iowa," then boasted that he carried Iowa's counties by a margin of almost 2 to 1 during the voting In that state's Republican precinct caucuses. Unmentioned but hardly unnoticed by __________________________________________________________________ anyone In the room was the fact that challenger George Bush won In the statewide balloting because he was favored by GOP voters in Iowa's most populous counties. As a result of that loss, Reagan has become JACK ANDERSON Cuba Expands Runways — ... floor. And despite extreme precaution, there may be out-of-control wells and future instances of spillages AM agreement now on what action is to be taken will alleviate the tense feelings and lawsuits that grew Out of the IXtOC disaster. while touri ng a factory in Pittsfield, N.H., in early February. When factory worker Susan Vail cornplalned about New Hampshire's high realestate tax and the low level of services provided by the state, Reagan replied: "In reality, what the people ought to be willing to do Is look for a broader-based tax that is based on your ability to pay, to work, to earn ." governor of New Hampshire has been forced to publicly ..t.J.. ____lgI.._ pimige W imjse a broad-based tax. The issue is such a delicate and sensitive one that other presidential candidates who have ventured into New Hampshire's primary In recent decades have studiously avoided the subject of New Hampshire's taxes. Yet Reagan, possibly thrown off stride by the Bush upset In Iowa and the prospect Of another defeat here, marched directly Into the quicksand, famed to spend the ensuing weeks in a desperate effort to dig himself out. - -- - - - w BERRY'S WORLD /J(44 .7 '/ 1111!I. /1 f/j 'I " , 1 ri c loop .04 W_""& 9 ~ Congress'Grandadd . Plea, explain, I said, - . __ . . .1 . be , "Lad at it this way," he continued. "So his defense was a little shaky. So, what? • The . .. who asked tdsem,nol . -. - -------------- Of Il .' . . - - .- __ $1 __ r',17401 "Don't you as.?" said my source, çowiuig a hit impatient. "You can't trust anybody these days. nit even the FRI. Kelly, Dick, had flu,, ......... SM to go it alone. 'He who stalks the evil prey, men's store for clothes. He bought lunches In bmt staft it &Ione.' " his how district, thus upporting the', ' , Who said that? I eshed my source. economy Of the people he works so hard to ,,Kelly, In an interview with his hom etown represent against the tenacles Of the power11 paper," he apswersd. grabbing blood-sucking federal governI still wa,'t satisfied. After he took the meat," money, Kelly said he atidf.d it Into the glove One matt question Where does all this c'tiniotOflscarWbywouidhedo leave him' IflSth! k. (hit' "ILL terrific £IIa$*," was the answer. "Be . comes aglaWoff as a Auence I. one-man army my or Igovernmwit Wo We bpm beceiiise he didn't went We w& and k* and who or en tThstbuhia lLs Fools He'll win reelection in a '-'delid.." famay mae- a ho, can yea condawi an J' Kelly n must be Congress' Vft his .. 1teiddy 01 (hem all when It comes to v the folks back home will never admit they don't believe him, because that wmald be avdttIag how sttIId toy wire to vote for hum," Kelly, you will recall, was videotaped Kelly's rIsnu'y defense was that he filled hispodietswjththecaei*bsceaehewaiited to IS It lfl his OWfl "InvSdl5ItlOfl" 01 the in the presence of undercov. FBI agents posing as nc.-buytng Arab sheiks. shady characters who were trying to bribe NINNY L fte, he did. __ ricrida "He LorUbeginteeats totskhiswqotofaswftbcfsie dtheGo ngpsopIeOfthis am" ndo cm Ida breath, his colleagues m.velsd at his have been taken advantage Of by rich, foreign rcon Ios* enough, my source nhInuet cosusdsrpseaeasaldlitytotawn an anbsrrasthg eltuMlon Into political gain. But wto' didn't he tell somebody, lik, the "You don't tmdwdand political foot. FBI, what he was doing? - dba 1e .. I Acoorng to my best ceagrlonal source. Rep. PJdwd, Kelly is ban privately congratulated by fellow members of coogreu fqr the way in which he implicated In the recent FBI "Ah..m" work," said my earce, a hlgbaakIng * • - . . . - -. - - - . -. .. -- ... .... . "But what did he spnd It on and where did l "Close," said my source, ,,but he spend it? Not at .osne faflcy Washington No. 1. Ever heard the one he still ain't about Chapbar for boos., not same meaty pequiddick?" Wa'hirig$cm ... .... ... ...... - I . - - - - .......- . . . .. - ..--------- Why Did Tribe Fall Off = I. K ..... " : -Mm ,",,_`4"'Xbjg~~~."- ; I I ,rf'-4 _. '~ L I— I... . I I '... Perhaps The Greatest . 1~ - The Face Of The Earth? 4 1. If you ever wondered why coaches don't hold much stock In the validity of polls that rank their teams, take a gander at the hot-off-the-wire Florida prep basket. ball poll for this week In th e scoreboard section on page six, See anything strange? Anything unusual? Anything Sports Fete , ".. . -' , ',-.,. '. - L fall off the face of the ear th, Granted, Daytona Mainland outplayed Seminole in every category Friday night. By the same token, statistically speaking, the Tribe unfortunately played its worst game of the season. None-the-less, when a team Is ran ked at number three and loses to a higher ranked squad It's simply ridiculous for them to fall off the poll. A more appropriate result would have been Sanford dropping to sixth or seventh , but not out of sight. "I really don't have much to say about It," cornmented Seminole coach Bill Payne this morning, "Maybe It will help us play better in the district tournament." The voting member for the state poll from this area Is the Sentinel Star's prep sports editor Frank Carroll, unavailable for comment at press time. -. . :-' _________ . . ., . . - U'-. ': . j iiji ]-I j-- '- - - - . s _____ . 11 V -- - _____ . - . . 1. "A. I _____ £, 1 .. - -- — -- . .• - . -. •. '_lT... . -. by Torn Helsel Lake howell's Jep Roberts enroute to a third period pin In his semi-final m match with Ormond Beach's Manuel Rodriguez, Unfortunately for the flesty Lake Howell captain, he broke a bone In his foot while holding a 5-2 advantage in the championship match and had to settle for second place. THE WAISTLINE Lyman' Barrett State Bound s By SAM COOK The Seminoles will have a chance for redemption sparkling 27-1 record. Herald Sports Writer later this week as the District 9 Class 4A tournament begins Wednesday at Mainland High. The final seedings will be announced today. If the tournament goes true to form, Seminole could wind up playing Mainland a third time this season, this time around for the district title and a state playoff berth, If the college poll this season bears any reflection of what will happen come tournament time, it could well boil down to a wild and wooly prep finish, i . . Herald RING AROUND "Ile (Biarrett) improved on Of A// Time - missing? NEW YORK (UPI) — Those 20 incredible kids will have lunch at the White House today, then go their separate ways with the consummate joy of knowing all miracles aren't necessarily made in heaven, some even happen on ice. One did in Lake Placid Sunday. For the rest of their natural lives, every member of the youngest ever, star-kissed U.S. Olympic hockey team will carry away the knowledge that the gold medal he won on the outside can stilt take second place to the golden feeling on the inside that coimies from a job well done. The kids who make U the U.S. hockey team discovered that for themselves Sunday by completing an acconiplistinient unmatched perhaps by any other team in sports history before', with it Loine-frorn-behind, gold medal winning 4.2 conquest of Finland on t he same Lake Placid ice w here they had scored an "impossible" 4-3 victory over the prohibitively favored Soviets less than 48 hours earlier. By beating the Finns, the Americans brought the U.S. its first Olympic hockey gold medal since 1960. They also brought another call from President Jtmiiiy Carter in Washington, who had invited the team to the White House after its triumph over the Russians. Carter first spoke with Vice President Walter Mondale in (lit' the winners' quarters and Mondale then passed the phone over to Herb Brooks, the U.S. coach. "Herb, you told me you didn't think the team could win gold niedal," Carter reminded him. "But Mr. President, I lie it lot and I didn't know if we could k it," Brooks laughed. "Everybody in the whole country Is proud of them," Carter said. "We tried to do business, working on bran and economics, we couldn't because everybody was watching the game. Tell the whole (cain how much I love 'em." but Jimmy Carter wasn't alone. Dozens of American flags were Silver Hawks will be 159-Terry Barrett (L) d. Jeff proudly unfurled in the Olympic Field House where the U.S. represented as 130-pound Pendell 1111), 7-5. 171-Allan had beaten the Finns. That feeling of intense national pride Prior to Saturday's Region some technical things, that if Hobby Skura. The wiry senior Brown (SC) d. Toney Johnson swept down to Main Street In Lake Placid where, with the snow III wrestling final -at Lyman you weren't a wrestler or a battled back to win a fourth (FPC), 3-1 (01). 189-Greg swirling down, many stood in the streets singing "God Bless America." High School, the Greyhounds coach, you probably wouldn't place berth. Skura lost a Haywood (P1) by default over Terry Barrett confided that notice," added l'letzer. tough 8.11 consolation final to Mark Iliser (JIL). 224-Mi ke Many upse ts have taken place in my time. Included among he would be happy just to go to worked Ills Ft. Lauderdale's Larry Rule. Rodriguez (EG) p. James "Terry them were little Columbia shocking mighty Stanford in the the State Meet. crossbody real well without Teamwise, Deerfield Gentile (SB). 1:15. UNI. nose Bowl in 1934; "Cinderella Man" James J. Braddock What a difference a day forcing his way into it," Beach, the first round leader, Lenny Cha'ers (lie) d. Ervin taking the world heavyweight crown from Max Barr a yearmakes. The 159-pound Junior continued Pletzer. held off Martin County 101- ilaugabrook (FIl). 52. and-a-half later; lightly regarded Cassius Clay winning the not only qualified, by making Although Barrett was the on- 96 for the title. Lake Howell Team Scores (key)same title from Sunny Liston in in 1964; the New York Niels the top four, but he was the ly area grappler to win a finished 10th and Lyman was Deerfield Beach (DII) 101. knocking over the Baltimore Orioles in the 1969 World Series only Seminole County championship, only a bad behind them in 13th place. Martin County (MC) 96,5. and even harry Truman beating Thomas Dewey for the wrestler to win his weight "break" in the last period The state meet will begin lake Worth (LW) 67, Coral presidency in 1948. division, kept Lake howell's out- Friday after noon at Lyman Springs (CS) 64, Plantation In Saturday morning's standing captain Jep Roberts high School. Tickets will be $3 (111) 59,5, Eau Gahlie (EG) 58, But I'm Inclined to put the U.S. hockey team's upset ahead of semi-final round Barrett from the 142-pound title. thein all, if only because the American players didn't actually per session. Boyd Anderson (BA) 56, Twin knocked off Allen Hicks of While holding it 5-2 lead and believe they could beat the Soviets coming Into the Olympics. Lakes (Ti ) 48.5, Piper (1') 46, Eau Gallie 9-7. In the only 1:40 to go in the fi na l Championship finals How could anyone blame them? Lake Howell 11.11) 39.5, Fort SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) A spectator told J0 Anne Carner evening's championship period Roberts stood up and IM-Jerry Durkim (CS) d. I'ierce Central (FTC) 38.5, The Russians were, and still are, the best hockey (cain in the prior to her final round In the LPGA $100,000 Bent Tree Classic match the tenacious Barrett broke a bone in his foot. Travis Thompson (DB), 6-2. Satellite Beach 0113) 35.5, world Sunday she would have five birdies during the day, despite the American Olympic victory over them. The snapped a 4-4 third period tie Unable to continue he was 109-Paul Winston (Ml) d. The unidentified fan had every right to think she had hit her U.S. players will tell you that themselves. with an escape point and a forced to default and settle for Roger Baber (TI.), 23-7. 116- Lyman (1) 34.5, MerrItt Herb Brooks, the U.S. coach, was perfectly aware of that. predlcton on the nose as Carrier stood on the 18th green, 60 feet takedown. Island (MI) 33.5, Spruce second place. Harry Thompson (DUB) Baton Still, he kept asking, no, demanding, his players give a little away from the pin and needing two putts for a birdie and three Although hit with a penalty Creek (SC) 33, was gonna kill the "lie Roes kid," Dennis Kessler (BA), 3-1. 123moore, a little more, a little more. for a par and the victory, point near the end, Barrett said a disappointed Coach Bobble Limauro (LW) d, (BR) 32.5, Leonard (JIL) 311 Looking at her caddy as she lined up the 60-footer, Carner had no trouble "riding out" Frank Schwartz about Dennis Johnson (DB),, 130. Forest hills (FIl) 27.5, Brooks told Carter he didn't think the Russians could be shouted, "Are you ready?" Jeff Pendell of Plantation for Roberts who is known for his Michael DIaz (MC) p. John Apopka (A) 27, Ft. Lauder.. beaten but he never mentioned that to his own players. But after carding four birdies on the back nine to take over a 7$ victory. . strong third periods Aviatable (LW), 1:04. 13$. sale 4 FL) 24.5, Deiand (Dc) "I have a great deal of respect for the Russians," lie said to that last one and settled come up with the lead, Carner couldn't "Terry wrestled real well," "It's really a shame," of- Glen Botsford (MC) d. Donald 22, Northeast NI 21, Dillard i them, "but I don't think those people are better than us by for a per. But that gave her a final round of 3-under-par 00 for a complimented a happy Coach fered Pletzer. "He was by far Gray (P), 6-4. 142-Robed (U) 16.5, Vero Beach (VB) nature." 724ole total Of 5-under 290 and the top prize of $15,000, Skip Pletzer about his junior the better wrestler." Tulluci (LW) by default over 13.5, Mainland (M) 9.5, Lake One shot back at 1 after a closing 70 was Sandra Post, who who must be considered a Everyone on the U.S. team was a hero In his own way. Jim Roberts foot is in a cast and Jep Roberts (LH). 149. Brantley (LB) 8, Palm Beach shared the lead with Carrier at 5-under-par entering the final Craig, performing spectacularly In the net; defensernen Ken prime contender for the state he will miss the state meet. Anthony Anderson (DB) d. Gardens (PBG) 6, Sanford (S) round. Defending champion Sally Little with a closing 6,Beth title on the basis of hij Despite Roberts' absence, the aaudis Taylor Morrow and Bill Baker, who helped him time after time; 114. Coconut Creek Derdelwith a7Oand Janet Coles with a70tied for third at 2. captain Mike Eruzione, whose screened 30-footer represented Daniel, who tied for second last week, one stroke behind the the winning goal against the Russians; Phil Verchota, Rob winner, and who was third In the season's opening tourney, McClanahan and Mark Johnson, with their third-period goals took the early lead on the final round, moving to six-under against Finland, and so many others, after 10 hales. But she was unable to cash In on several birdie But the No, 1 hero in my book has to be Herb Brooks for the opportuwtin the rest of the way in and finished at shninder. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Tom Watson, minforting tier husband. and his putt for par slid two inches by On job he did with his players. He made them beHeve in them. "It's been on my mind the entire the right side, The victory wis the second of the year for Carner and her the PGA's leading money-winner the last selves. In so doing, he gut the whole country to believe in them th since turning pro In 1970. She won the opening event of the three years, has captured the 18th tournament," said Watson, who didn't Gilder's second shot on No. 18 went and, not Incidentally, to believe also anything Is possible If tournament Of his career and the second mention his friend's name. '1 know a right and stopped on the fringe of the you're willing LPGA's 1910 tour at Deerfield Beach last month, to work hard enough for it. Cariwr dropped back in the early going Sunday with a bogey In his four starts this year to boost great fella' whose wife Is sick. I played green, 70 feet from the pin. His first putt on the third hole but ran together a string Of three birdies to himself back to the top of the money list for someone else this time." stopped 15 feet from the cup and he also and secure his position as the best In his Wathoncaptured the 54thLA Open with pushed his crucial putt past open the back nine and added a fourth on No. 15. the hole on being the business, a final round par-71 as he watched Don the right side. But Caner credited a per on the ninth hale And while the $0,000 Los Angeles January and Bob Gilder miss par putts tirsdng point. The call Is out for potential soccer players In Watson earned $45,000 with his victory, the(Aa tree," Corner said. "I Open wasn't decided until the final hole on the 18th hole that would have sent "I hit my drive under roots the Sanford area. giving him $196,525 for the year. He won Sunday, It wasn't surprising that Watson tournament Into a sudden death playoff. had to declare it unplayable lie and had to take a drop. So I the final the San Diego Open In January and The Sanford Soccer League Is looking for more The trio was tied heading Into won. wason the green in four and knocked in a 12-foot putt for a gave him $1,777,958 in hole over the 7,020-yard, par-71 Riviera Sunday's triumph But this victory, Watson said, was players to fill out Its rosters in the 12.13 year old "I really putted well all the way through except on 15," she Country Club layout with Watson one his nine-year career and moved him division. The something special. officially starts play final threesome, with Post and Daniel several years ago, Watson became group ahead of January and Gilder, ahead Of Tom Weiskopi Into fourth place Satay. March 1. Corner was in playing just ahead 01 her. But she said she IW)ored the leader friends with a member Of the PGA tour Watson reached the green on the 454- on the alI.time earning list behind Jack Carter Birches Wa To Bent Tree Title — — Watson Walks Off With L.A. Open Soccer Needs Coaches as an par. league Is also on the lookout for any from Los Angeles. While Watson went on yard, par-4 18th hole in regulation but Nicklaus, Lee Trevino and ArnoldThe dadsorganization or big brothers Ward and tried to play her own game. that would be Interested In "I kept trying to think birdies," she said, "and not look at the to become golf's dominant figure, his was 55 feet from the cup. He left the putt Palmer. coaching. There are currently two coaching scene. The two three leet short but sank his second putt inder board. A woom had told Me 1 WAS going to have five friend faded from the Watson, 30, began the final, round orbe for par. Vacancies that need to be (Wed in a hurry. *dies and that'i what made me mad with the three-putt on men, however, remained very close, stroke behind Gilder with January Last year, the wife of Watson's friend January's second shot on the final hole another shot back, Watson had three con. If you're a youngster Interested In playing or an final round was stricken with cancer and Watson clipped a tree branch and fell 18 feet secutive birdies on the front nine to open armchair coach that would like to give It a whirl, Beth Scicmn was sixth at 44nder-par 214 ad silvia Bertolaccinl, with a final round 73, was alone at spent many hours during the four-day short of the green, 90 feet from the pin. a three-stroke lead over Gilder but please contact Mn. Sissy Reno at 323.5187 as soon Los Angeles Open visiting her and His chip stopped 20 feet short of the cup bogeyed No.9 as Gilder birdied the hole. N. as poasbile. after a I ci. I when Joe Montgomery's squad was bound for the state - flW _ — 9"Oby . W W -. Al playoffs did the pollsters feel they were deserving of the top 10 poll.' Now, I'm finding it difficult to believe that when a third ranked team loses to second ranked squad, they — GRIZZARrJ Kelly: / /7 1I Afghanistan. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi In recent weeks has shown herself of several minds on the subject, at times simultaneously. But, gratifyingly for our side, she took the occaslon of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's visit to New Delhi to sidle closer to the Western position than she had previously. Not as dose, to be sire, as Washington would like, since she did not press for with. drawal of Soviet troops. But her critical at. Utude toward the Soviet move was un. mistakable and most pointedly conveyed by reference to the joint declaration issued during French President Valery Glscard d'Estaing's visit to New Delhi earlier this year. ---- u LEWIS -.- .':' 1. I thought Seminole County would get a little more respect following the farce in the voting during the football season. Remember how long It took Oviedo to get ranked? It wasn't until the final week of the regular season - Although many residents want more state services, few are willing to pay more taxes. For more than two decades, every % By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor votes' ca tegory. WASHINGTON While world outrage Is late October after Carter had conceded that focused on Afghanistan, the troublemakers In the "unacceptable" combat brigade was now U110 Kremlin are stirring up a new crisis in accept" in Cuba. Cuba. As the intelligence experts understand what Intelligence reports warn that the Soviets happened inside the Kremlin, the Politburo -' not only have doubled their combat force In concluded that if Carter wouldn't challenge Cuba, but they are lengthening and widening them In Cuba, he would not interfere with The Indian preference for a French conthe runways at the Cienfuegos airport. It them in Afghanistan. The resulting events nection in the Afghan affair Is Interesting on looks as If the runways are being modified to have br ought a sudden chill to Soviet. several points. Flattery may have a little to accommodate the Backfire bomber. American relations. do with It. Mrs. Gandhi also has received This supersonic Sovi et bomber could strike Meanwhile, the number of Soviet In. British and American visitors any point in the United States from Cuban fantrymen not only has multi plied but since her ret ur n to power, but none apbases. By aiming at the nation's underbelly, military activity has IflCT&5ed alarminglyin proaching the lofty stature of the French the Backfire would also encounter little of. Cuba. One ominous report claims that fective air defense, nuclear construction has started near Russian fighter pilots, meanwhile, have Cienfuegos and that the Russian troops in More important is coincidental similarity been operating out of Cuban bases for years. Cuba previously had protected nuclear In. of views. Neither Paris nor New Dethi Is In. dined to judge Soviet Intentions as harshly or Disturbingly, they don't appear to be in Cuba sta llatlona In East Germany. to view the Afghan situation as critically as merely to train Cuban pilots. In a report Another secret "Intelligence Appraisal" dots classified "Secret Spoke," the Defense suggests that Soviet forces may have been Washington, with London tagging along. The obliquely worded Franco-Indian cornIntelligence Agency has noted: "There has sent to Cuba to release Cubans for duty as been very little Interplay between the Soviet Soviet surrogates In Africa or "to signal the munique, as a matter of fact, does not refer to and Cuban pilots, and the Soviet flight ac. U.S. th the U.S.S.R. Is an In-place Cuban any specific country In holding the use of force in International relations "mad. tivity appears to be Independent Of Cuban ally ihould Washington decide to lean on rflhislbk." operations." Havana." Intelligence sources told my associate Sally But one thing Is certain; the Soviets have well-publicized role as a Denton that 5,000 Russian combat troops are made a mockery of the Monroe Doctrine, maverick in the Western alliance makes now based In Cuba double the number that A PENNY SAVED: Our two ex.presldenls association easier for India. The latter's precipitated an International tempest last are thrifty with their own money. Richard commitment to non-alignment is not cornSeptember and October. President Carter Nixon bills the taxpayers for his car washes, promised. 'I announced that the presence of a Soviet Insurance premiums and plumbing supplies. It might be read as a case of French combat brigade 90 miles from our shores was Jerry Ford has Uncle Sam pay for ClelflIn5 am.vinn h distance from the ITrtpI unacceparne." his swimming pool, as well as for fireplace less nh with ic an "The thing that concerns us," he declared, accessories and door mats. Total tab for the policy. ,,Is that ltisa combat unit. The Soviets deny It exprexies this year: $11 million. has combat status. But it is a combat unit." Some evidence I've seen might be a little France may prove of notable assistance In He threatened sternly to "take appropriate embarrassing to Loyal American, however. another area energy. action." One is an Internal report of the Alabama While the United Sta tes takes time out , ' But the Soviets called his bluff, and Carter Insurance Department, which dates that the following the Three Mile Island scare to' backed down. "The brigade issue is certainly company "ttIUzei its beach houses and reassess nuclera-power policy. France Is no reason for a retreat to the cold war," he condominiums in Alabama and Florida as a acteleraung Its own nuclear deve1opuent. said lamely. tool for the procurement of business by With an annual investment Of His capitulation apparently helped to cause providing entertainmen t and-or vacation bi llion, It now has 15 reactors In operation rather than to prevent a cold war, facilities for managers and members Of the supplying 15 percent Of French electricity Intelligence sources claim the Kremlin Board Of Directors of the credit union and needs. By 1915, the figures are scheduled to decision to invade Afghanistan was made in state credit union leagues." rise to 47 reactors and 90 percent. long a time on the president's commission. •invsttgtin ue CIA." anncdtheI$nti*SXpectedtobesIg1Z4 Did Bush serve In an Impressive array of this spring. It discusses methods of notification of other leadership posts? "I was governor for oil spill problems and methods of damage control eight years of the largest, most populous state and cleanup. the next highest position of responsibility to Even though it makes no mention of the liability the president of the United States" Does Bush have an especially strong In the case of Ixtoc I, the agreement is another indication of a more cooperative spirit between background In foreign policy? Reagan rattles off a list of global trips he undertook on behalf the two nations, of recent Republican Pre$IdentL d115%1131fl5 Ixtoc I blew out last June off Mexico's port of the fact that most of them were only Ciudad del Carmen In the Gulf of Mexico. Thus far ceremonial missions, it has spewed more than 112 million barrels of The most striking evidence of Reagan petroleum into the sea. losing his balance, at least temporarily, came Some of the spillage has been carried north onto during an Impromptu discussion ____V __ The previously third ranked Sanford Seminoles not only are no longer In the top 10, but no longer anywhere on the poll. Not even in the 'also receiving It Is clearly not an easy relationship. But It may, and in part for that very reason, now and then have Its unexpected advantages. Such as currently In the delicate matter of India's reaction to the Soviet occupation of Was Bush director of the Central Intelligence Agency? "I served almost as Texas' beaches and a $377 million suit has been filed by that state against Pemex, Mexico's oil monopoly which Is drilling the well. Many more wells will be drilled in the same location because geologists estimate there are 7.5 billion barrels of oil and gas there under the ocean From The '; Sidelines surprisingly sensitive and defensive In his bid An agreement between Mexico and the United to win New Hampshire's presidential . States has been reached on what action each primary- nation will take in the event of another oil well blowout or oil spill, Robert Krueger, U.S. ambassar-at-large 1 1 , ;~,~ilvw* -4 - O Mexican Agreement - Eyeing Digging Hiniself ut -. :. — - the :: Way For Gold The medal by beating Sweden 9.2. Sweden ou'fl.rementher these people." American Olympic squad, including a "The question of whether LOS Angeles upstart U.S. team that won America's was awarded the bronze medal. At Sunday's closing ceremony, first hockey gold medal in 20 years The victory brought a phone call from record five gold medals won by speed. can stage the 1984 Games has been Killanin, head of the International The Winter Olympics officially closed President Carter skating sensation Eric Heiden, clearly frequently temporarily took the nation's attention Sunda), night at the new itho has called for discussed in the past few Olympic Committee, said he believed the Olynipi the indiOdual star of the Olympics. boycott of the Summer lilies away from the Persian Gulf crises, the Fieldhouse before a standing. days," Willi Dautne, a former IOC vice 0I)inpics "proved we can do something rooni.only East Germany, which won more president and a candidate for bC to improve the mutual understanding in Summer Olympic boycott, and even Eric crowd of 9,000 because of the Soviet invasion of in an eclectic pageant Heiden. mixing solemn words from Lord Killanin Afghanistan — and both Brooks and team medals (23) than y other country, won president when lArd Killanin steps down, the world." captain Mike Eruzione of Winthrop, the fourman bobsled event in the only said Sunday. The Americans, who scored a stunning with the jay tunes of Chuck Mangione. Mass., spoke Other medal com pe tition on the final day Certainly, the games will be in great with the President. Then, perhaps in a reference to U.S. hockey Coach Herb Brooks said it u pset over the favored of the Gaines. danger if the White house does not drop President Car ter's call for a boycott of Soviet Union would be a long time "Tell the whole team were extremely before his io Friday night, came from behind with With tile closing of the Winter 01)111- its boycott plans and its idea of alter- the Summer Gaines in Moscow, he ad. proud of theiii," three goals in the final period to defeat squad was forgotten. the President told pics, the status of the Summer Gaines native gaines," tie said. cied: "If we could all conic together, it "This team startled the athletic Brooks. "They played like true cham- relnaine-(l in doubt. So does the status of Finland 4.2 Sunday and win the gold. Daume said the White house plan for a would be for a better world and will world," Brooks said after his team's pions. We're SO proud." the 1984 Summer Olympics scheduled to so-called "countea)lym pie s" was --a avoid the holocaust which may well Lw The Soviet Union earned the silver heart-stopping victory. "As years go by, It was the 12th medal overall for the be held in Los Angeles. crazy idea." upon us if we are not careful." United States and elsewhere In Canada as in in our oil-fueled world, energy self-sufficiency is a national goal and a political watchword. Both major parties adopted the theme in 2....aL...a Monday, Feb. 25,1910--SA I As Trudeau Returns urnpuign Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - ____ __________ ______ _______________________ ______________________________________________ I ____________________ 2r.s..— M �0 19 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sanford 's Squads Monday, Feb. IS, 1910 Big Blue Inks Gridder Florida Junior Boys Derailed In Playoff Bids . - COCOA BEACH San- period. Eastside got the ball back, ford's two entries in the Mike Simmons paced trailing by two points, with 15 _____ Florida Junior Boys Westside !1P,;2 points, while seconds left on the clock, but Basketball League district Jo Jo McCloud scored 15 lost the ball before getting a tournament were both before leaving the game with shot off. derailed by the same Apopka five fouls. Michael Wright Byron Washington scored 12 team Saturday in t he ir bid for was also In double figures points to lead Sanford a state tournament berth. with 11 and Rod Alexander Eastside, Robert Quinn The Sanford Eastside all. scored nine, scored eight and Daryl stars opened the tournament All 12 Westside players Williams and Joe Corso added with an impressive 41.32 win finished In the scoring column seven each. over Orlando Southeast, while in the romp over host Cocoa In Sanford Eastside's Sanford Westside nipped Beach. opening game, Daryle Orlando Central 56.50 in the Sharing the scoring honors Williams was the leading other opening round contest, were Leroy Richardson, scorer with 10 points, while Sanford Eastside battled Alexander, Simmons and George Williams scored nine back from a 10-point deficit McCloud with 10 points and Joe Corso added eight. before losing 40.38 to Apopka apiece. Eastside led 9-6 at the end of in the semi-finals, while Westside led 30-18 at the the first peri od and 23-14 at Sanford Westside blasted half and then put the game on the half before playing Cocoa Beach 62-35. ice by outscoring Cocoa Orlando Southeast even in the Apopka bombed Sanford Beach 20-7 in the third period, second half. Eastside boosted Westside 72-59 in the title Sanford Eastside had a is lead tons much as 14 points match to win its second chance to tie the score against in the fourth period before ____________________________ .7rrv straight district cham- Apopka in the closing seconds substituting freely. pionship. but lost the ball and the game. Westside had a rough time The chiimpionship game Eastside was in front 8-6 at in its opening game. Westside was never close. Apopka the end of the first period led 8.7 at the end of the first jumped In front of Westside after scoring the first six period, but trailed 25.22 at the 14-7 at the end of the first points of the game, but halftime Intermission, period and coasted to the Apopka held an 18-16 adBy the end of the thrid victory, vantage at the half, period, Westside had tied the Apopka only outscored Eastside trailed as much as score at 38-38 and then scored Westside by tax points from 10 points in the second half as 10 of the first 12 points in the the floor, but converted 16 of it appeared Apopka would fourth period to put the game 19 charity shots as Westside make a rout of the game. But on ice. was whistled for 19 fouls, the Sanford quint utilized a Simmons led Westside with "I i,,, Apopka was 10 for 12 at the full-court zone press and 23 points and Richardson free throw line In the last battled back to tie the score, contributed 19. 1 - . - 10 . ,,, 1 ., .A .. tv*ft A . I Constantine and Johnston will team up in the college ranks just like their prep careers. Johnston, a massive 6-4 248pounder anchored the Patriot offensive line that enabled Constantine to enjoy a supper season at quarterback, with many of his strikes aimed at sure handed Davidson bound Burke. - . Ivy- The ta lented passer and center will be joining another fine ,.. .fr .. .r:. - - . . -'-.. - I ., - . ___ ______ 10 S., . I - Herald Photos by Tom Vincent , 1. -, . ., . -- - .- - / . - - 'I - El Tigre, a great horned owl sat beside Doris Mager when she spoke to the garden club members (right photo). Mrs. Mager said horned owles are the fiercest birds of prey. She shows General Patton, an eagle, to the clubwomen. The 9-year-old eagle that she nursed back to health has been living at her home for four years. : - p - c__' 1, / . . - 1. _•;'' ,.., '!., TONIGHT'S TV ":- . - I 1 ,. - -. - -. Many Secretaries Assume Air Of Selfmlmportance ake Sloan Eagles probably live as long as w ears or more in wild - . DEAR ABBY: This is a somewhat belated response to ,,, SWRlI3OARD to. St. Petersburg Northside Christian 21.4 Also receiving votes: Allentown, Chattahoochee, West Palm Beach, Kings Academy, Jacksonville University Christian, Melbourne Florida Air, Tallahassee FAMU, Bradentown Christian, Tampa Berkeley Prep, Belle Glade. Glades Day, Hollywood Christian, Sarasota Booker. Pro Basketball NBA STANDINGS By United Press Interational Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W. L. PC?. OP Boston 46 IS .754 Phhla 45 17 .126 l'i, New York 31 33 .414 161, Wash 21 34 .452 l$'/, New Jersy 77 37 .422 201/7 Central Division W. L. Pct. GB Atlanta 3$ 25 .603 San Anton 33 31 .516 51 a Houston 31 37 .492 7 Indiana 31 33 .484 71Clevelnd 26 41 .311 14 Detroit 14 49 .222 24 Western Conference Midwest Division W. L. Pc?. GB Ken City 39 27 .591 Mitwauke 36 554 7'.-, Denver 24 41 .369 141 , Chicago 22 43 .338 I6' Utah 20 45 30$ II, Pacific Division W. L. pct. GB Seattle 46 i .719 Los Ang 44 is .7 19 Phoenix 42 22 .636 4 Portland 30 34 ."t to San Diego 30 35lilt's Golden St 19 43 .297 27 Saturday's Results N V 127, CIevelnd 112 Portland 130, Detroit 107 Seattle 105, Utah 95 Boston 121, Den ver 10$ Sunday's Results Mwaukee 94, KC 72. aft. NJ 179, San Anton 123, aft. Wash 112, NY 97, all. Ptland 115, Cleve 100, all. Phoenix II), Ind tos, aft. CM 110, San Diego 102, an, Phila 103, Gold St 100, aft. L.A. II?, Houston 100, aft. Monday's Games (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Atlanta vs. Post at Hartford Ind at Houston Utah at Chicago Golden St at Kansas City San Diego at Milwaukee Phoenix t Den ver Seattle at L.A. Phula at Portland SW Texas St. 61, Abilene Chi sIn 57 Texas All $2, Howard Payne 1$ - west Gonzaga $4, San Francisco 64 Long Beach St. 30, UC Irvine 26 Puget Sound 6$, St. Martin's 67(ot) - - - • ColI.g. Bask.6a.9 last Dugueine IS, Dayton 71 Elmira N, HamIlton $4 (of) St. JaM Fischer 7$. Alfred 11 — 2 Seth Ala.-Birmingham 04, Jacksonville 60 Kentucky 76, LSU 11 (of) Louisville $3, Florida St. 71 Rollins II, C. Florida 13 Va. Commonwealth 74, S. Alabama 72 Virginia Tech N, St. Louis 73 - Midwest Marquette 77, Notre Dame 71 - - - Prep Poll ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - This week's top- rated Florida boy's prep basketball teams with won- lost records, by the Florida Sports Writers Association: CLASS IA Lakeland 27.1 Daytona Beach Mainland 27.1 Jacksonville Ribaull 23.3 Tampa Robinson 23.2 S. Miramar 21.2 Miami Jackson 252 Pensacola Escambia 24.3 I. Port Pierce Central 253 9. Miami Carol City 216 to. West Palm Twin Lakes 72.5 Also receiving votes: Brandon, Fort Lauderdale Piper, Fort Lauderdale Northeast, Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee, Hollywood Hills, Jacksonville Ed White, Jacksonville Runes, Lake Worth Leonard, Lakeland Kathleen, Miami Palmetto, Orlando Boone, Pensacola Washington, St. Petersburg Boca Ciega, Vera Beach, South Plan. tation. — CLASS 3* Titusville Astronaut 27.1 Dade City Pasco 35.7 3 .Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 24.3 1. West Palm Beach Northshor. 23 2 S. Crestview 24.2 Orlando Bishop Moore 24.4 Fort Myers Cypress Lakes 24.2 I. Miami Edison 70.7 t. Hallandale 17.1 10. Marianna 206 Also receiving votes: Alachua Santa Fe. Gainesville, Gainesville Eastside, Green Cove Springs Clay, Oviedo, St. Augustine, Tallahassee Lincoln, Titusville. — — CLASS 2* 1. Mulberry 25.0 Avon Park 25.2 Clewiston 24.2 Gainesville P.K. Yanga, 22.3 S. Miami Westminster 204 6. Groveland 17.4 7. Pace 23$ S. Dunnellon 17.4 ,. Vernon 17$ 10. Port St. Joe 1$7 Also receiving votes: Citipiey, Baldwin, Defunlak Springs Walton. Madison. Miami Gulliver, Fort Lauderdale Pin.crsst. — c.ass A Grand rn. 29.2 Daytona Such Warner Ctir. 21.7 Florida Gold Coast Chr. 231 Pompano pchHisciw. It. 2 S. Greenville Q.j 4, Quincy Ms.mros 23.3 7. Frostproof iso S. Orsenx Lake Hlafland 21.3 9. Homestead CoionIiI Ow. 214 Central Florida vs. Iowa State at Lakeland, 7:30 p.m. Don' t Miss a Olympics Final medal standings 0 $ I Total USSR 10.6. .6.22 E. Ger. 9..,. .7.22 USA 6. .4. .2.12 Austria 3_2_2_7 .2.. .7 Sweden 3. .0.. 1.. .1 LIech 2..2..O .. .1 Finland 1. .5. .3...9 NHL STANDINGS Norway 1..). .6. .10 By United Press International Holland 1_2_1_4 .1.. .4 Campbell Conference Swill. 1. .1.3.. .5 Patrick Division G. Brit. I.-0..o .. .1 W. L. T PtS. W.Gor. 0..?. .3. ..5 Philadelphia 41 5 13 95 Italy 0..2..O... 2 NY Islanders 2$ 25 S 61 Canada 0.1.1.. .2 NY Rangers 27 23 9 63 Hungary I 0 1 2 Atlanta 26 24 10 62 Japan o. .1.0...) Washington 1$ 32 10 46 Bulgaria 0_0_11 ... I Smyth. Division Czech. 0_01.1 .. .1 W. L. T Pts. Franc. o. .0.. 1.. .1 Chicago 27 20 14 6$ NOTE, One extra medal was St. Louis 26 24 10 62 awarded after a tie for the bronze Edmonton 19 31 1.1 50 In the men's tSNmeter speed Vancouver 19 3110 48 skating race. Color ado 16 34 10 42 NOTE, 0 (Gold), $ (Silver), I Winnipeg 15 39 9 39 (Breeze). Wales onference Norris Division W L. T Pts. Montreal 34 70 7 75 Los Angeles 25 2$ 9 59 Pittsburgh 22 25 II 55 Hartford 21 25 12 54 Detroit 21 30 9 51 Adams Division W L. T. Pis. Buffalo 3$ 16 $ $4 Boston 35 16 9 79 Minnesota 28 19 I? 41 Toronto 26 30 4 56 Quebec 21 31 $ 50 Saturday's Results Wash 6, Chicago 2, aft. Hartford 6, Atlanta S Montreal s, Detroit I Pittsburgh 2, Quebec I single game Pro Hockey this Season! ! . - - a man. fallen out of love with Walter, arrogant little snip who an. like you when he says, --If Bill year-old aunt to whoin I have lawyer about her will? You're will never attack About 60 to 90 percent of an Mauda Books counseling from ever since I right me! swers her boss's telephone from Long Beach calls, tell been very close can't was a child. She has a heart HURT IN ORLANDO eagle's diet is fish. They nest a psychiatrist. and decides who is important Win I'm out of town. i (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: condition and is making DEAR HURT: Keep quiet. In areas where there are tan enough to get through to the stand the guy!" trees . and close to shallow Calvin TrillIn. boss and who isn't. V.J. IN BOULDER preparations for her last will your dIsappointment 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY They also feed IN and testament. on inderitandable, but it's her water. I ArchWs zealousness to get a DEAR ABBY: BILL My problem is that I am not 'money and the has the right to jured or sick birds, muskrats promotion costs him a lot more I'M WITH BILL LONG BEACH complained mentioned in her will. She has do whatever she wishes with and turtles. They are not than he bargained for. little haughty DEAR WITH: Now let's about really fast flyers, but they and assets. it. 8.00 secretaries who screen their a lot of property hear It from a secretary: peeds $540boss's telephone calls. It's ____________________________________________ have been clocked at s DEAR ABBY: I am a of over 100 miles per hour 5(1) UTT'LE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Almanso focc.d to a-month no coffee-breaks, no understandable that a busy while diving. needs sonic executive corns to a new understanding Lunch-hour secretary to a The eagle mates for life. u about Laura when she protection In that regard, but their mate dies, they will bicon s schoolteacher. busy executive Who does not I do, If If it's done with finesse it's answer his own phone. quickly find a new mate ifitIs (5)Q SHE'S A GOOD $KATE, never offensive, possible. They will return to CHARLIE BROWN Snoopy. he spent Ws days fielding calls However, I ha ve a more from cut-rate office supply the same nest year after year. Woodstock and the whole Pea. The February meeting of Hibiscus Circle of the Garden Club When there are eggs in their nuts gang pitch In to help pepdealers who just got a ..r Patty train for a -' of Sanford was held at the Garden Center with Mrs. John dynamite deal on ballpoint nest, the male and female will pe,mktt regional skating Read it all in the Sports pages of Evening Herald C Garden Circles pens that they can let us have at price we wouldn't believe, or people who want to know our mai ling address, or loan companies running credit 11 Susi.o1 Co*styg ...8L.. LITTU LORMUR BAUSALL I W" U11117 Nowamml ii _••••••_•_........._ Callus $vaday'srasvlts UCPI,PITI checks on employees, or Jobhunters asking if we have any openings, or solicitors selling tickets to the policeman's ball, or printers telling us Our statloneryisready,andsoon, infinitum, my boss wouldn't have time ad I I WiNiew, Van Ousen (I) and " $YVer5IS Matthews (6) and Hawkins. NiNsn UCF: INane - pAdlms Miller 2-4 Pick*"2 Rumi. It. Smith 24, $urmaczewicz).42 RBI. FIT S. 4. UCP 34 CLOSE I I I I . I _____________ I I I I_____ Cdy 1PSose PJULMImI$ NI M rn—nil iN 1* *—$15I I Wolfer, Gagnon (5). Fisher (5) wIdlmerWt,Merriam Smith (6), 1yeS (6), Ross (7), Heals. ($) and Castro, Gallagher (I). Nilters —FlU: YastrimnklHl 3k III, Ladbetter38. Miami: Oullette3I. FlU I.I. Miami 9.3. Enclosed is 4 month Special Subscribe before March 1 st for 4 months and pay " my check in Ilislam w ell_ The CVSBIRINSIIId ONLY -$1300 I P.O. lix 107, SaMord, Fie sans . I T&111,ni 322.3611 TIIIV'Sg.RIIS Florida Southern at Stetson. 3 P.M. ben Iosinç ceçht nmedilefy *uIh e't'a sI'rnçtt' lqe, OMNI fed.c.nq tabt'. .v4 (bet PW N takes over ahese your li eer leaves oft * goe'rment panel ot medc , tic e'perts ha'. 'e..e*ed the clinical , leper Biwa,and hç termed I -sate and e'iert.e to' atpette control and ee.ghtioc lrylvpef0lnaeztoday ,, To im wall? Most sed Blood. ., IN p'emenc'?uJl cycle It is a and it too IS sold *411 a monet ban Qu4r' from ml: Iliad and 101o* an cage p"etautens cafelullf Save or $260 ' 4 41.7-1*" 4-- , .. #0i,.#-,*P,*. W -117 - . 1 .- . 1, . (1)0 HEALTH FIELD (DO SUNRISE (11)(I 7) WORLD AT LARGE 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5) 0 ED ALLEN 2) (1 7) NEWS 6:45 (10) A.M. 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ER AND FRIENDS Q4 (10) SESAME STREET (Ii) (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 0(1.4) EMERGENCY ONEI (53 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (II) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (1121(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES (111) (35) TOM AND JERRY 14 ( 10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (112) (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 0(3) NEWS ç 0 MASH (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ____ memb - -,, - AR RIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE / . Jacaranda _____ ___ -. •': ,--- ______ MORNING 600 COUNTRY ROADS . 'I 1 bi UWAY - - * ________ - -. ____ SNOPP(R3 clum r AFTERNOON - OR competition. McCloskey and Mrs. Gertrude Woods serving as hostesses, alternate in sitting ti1 the (7)5 ABC MOVIE "Elvis" 8:30 Refreshments were served to the 10 members present. nest. (1979) Kurt Russell, Seiion TODAY 5(1) ting in the absence e mee on Brisson conducted rd th Mrs. Go Exxon gave ,500 to make Hubley. The career of the leg. (7) 5 GOOD MORNING of the president, Mrs. Herbert Moreland who is visiting surveys which have been eridary entertainer Elvis ProsAMERICA daughter in Puerto Rico. (ED 1351 TENNESSEE TUXEDO crucial to the researchers of ley Is tracsd from his ImpoverCommittee reports were given. Marie Fahey passed out the the bald eagle. They find ishid childhood In Memphis, 0 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO. Flower Show Schedules and reminded all to read it carefully where the nests are located Tennessee to the peak of his NY GARDEN success. (R) (I 7) ROMPER ROOM (12) and to enter the show which will be held March 28 and and then they monitor them. a (35) JIM ROCKFORD Mrs. Brisson reminded members of the general business 900 eagle is frightened "Catedonla, It's Worth A meeting and luncheon to be held February 21 it 11 is.-m. The he will abandon his nest. Fortune" S (Ii DONAHUE •MIKE DOUGLAS -. guest speaker will be Doris Mager the "Eagle Lady." 0(10) SONG IV SONG MOVIE (DO "Howard Dlstz" Nancy Gertrude Fox reported four ers going to go to the D 35 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER David buffet luncheon and house plant seminar to be held aboard the Um are in seminole County. Dussauft, Diane Langton, 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 Kernan and Linda Lewis perEmpress Lily at Lake Buena Vista on March 6. (N) Mrs. Mager flies from form the songs of lyricist Howwere Invited by the Goldenrod Garden Club. $ (12)(17)LUCY SHOW VlaCty to MIsmito do aid Diets and his collaborators The program for the day was a white elephant sale,. survey the area she induding George Gershwin and 9:30 money raised will go to the Garden Club as part of the life LVS,L *sctt. .ID(35)FAMILYAFFNR (J(5 (17) MOVIE "TM Brava. membership in the Friends of the St. Johns. 0 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. rests In Florida. 1 -Z doe" (195$) Gregory Pick, GRA3 / Horticulture report was given by Mrs. Gordon Brisaon. , . • (12)(17)GREEN ACRES Annual clean up day will be March 17 with all members tobelwoløiclArda.Theydon't Join Collins. A man realizes *M much O1his asked to help. 1000 stsirt to reproduce until they We ui ing for the mein who °SHANKS It was announced that Mrs. W. D. Livingston was conare 4 or 5 years of age, she raped and killed his wits. INSPIRATIONAL tl])(35)PTL CLUB valescing from open heart surgery. said. Each pair has the M 17 MOVIE _______of producing on, to (I) 5 THE LAST RESORT potIM BRUNCH SPEAKER 10:30 tine young, but usually only Michael tills his unbelieving ,. S (4) HOLLYWOOD CO-woduirs that he saw a Ginger Webster of Na' The Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford met at ° percent will survive fufletSd guest murder his through their first year. llwir (1)5 WHIWI pies will be the ifl ia the garden center for theIr February meeting. Nine members With rats i 10:58 spiratlonal speaker at and one guest attended. , The meeting was opened with adevotlongivenbyMri,Alene prospect for ivrv1vI the Thursday, Feb. 25, "ThSOU MOVIE _ ecaIous bsc*i.s of the • W WC Perkins, after which a business session was conducted by the pr law Josey Wales" (197$) Clint brunch of the MIsSandra Locks. At es de E 1118 pr i nt uf , Mrs. Mary R 5(1) HIGH 111101.1.9111 us, monk-Maitland Chris. 1def1C5 th I1WSSIN1 the end of the CM War, a (1)5THIPRICIIERIGNT Discussion was held on the recent general club luncheon tian Women's Club. peaceful fanner becomes a (7)5 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY which the circle catered. Crippled birds notorious gunslinger to avenge th be (N) at cw't 9:45 a.m., at the MaltMrs. Jesse Brisson gave a demonstration on air-layering. $w',dchlid. g back Into wildlife are land Civic Center on 1130 After the meeting, refreshments were served by hostesee, .5 SCRUPLES Silly w-.' _ i Lake Lilly. Mrs. Alene Perkins and Mrs. Edna Sherman. where uam mialnimlywell In itIil'iørn (Lindsay Wagner). IsM A FAMILY am in - 11:55 (17) NEWS - ___ (Year 543.1$ I M$I*& $32.54. I VAMSOOO $7J$) I I I WEIGHT. Ev.n while e*yinitfau Smistong meals - I— - - AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences in Iran ' PIs.so Enter My Sikaip$s. PIT of IN 01-1 41 CeSfraiPleridaIII ill Na—I iii is Hibiscus the Baseball II r y - - PiStils $1115 Miami I She came right out and told GRIFFITH Mary Cafler accepts Oplo's Invitelion to a party but throws him over at the eleventh hour for another. (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMINT "Th. Congress- me that she was leaving life. When they are kept in BILL IN LONG BEACH who everything to her two sons captivity they have been gri ped beca use some "little and their children! I know this known to live as long as '0 ,.. years. for a tact because $700-a-month coffee-break The eagles are being shot secretary" screened her discussed it with me. 7'OO and left to die. Many people boss's telephone calls. He had Abby, since my aunt moved FACE THE MUSIC a point. to Florida, I have taken her have believed that hunters Cl) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE out to dinner fai th fully, once a were shooting them, but in. ( When I call an executive, I 1)OJOICER'e WILD A,..e itt.,.. I....t.,...t....1 ,.ti?L.. ,,,.,.,, Oct.— z.4..... t.... vestlaation has nroven that iii'i izci iasc,'on oi's&i ,, UlIK 10 me ! Fred schemes to her shopping every most of the shooting has been make Lamont also taken is calling?" This gives me the business. I would then be out I have a rule. When a feel guilty when fells that impression that the boss is of a job, and so would all the secretary gets me on the weekend. I handle all her done by young boys between Lamont is Ignoringhehim. her bills, the ages of 12 to 15 years. "in" to some people, and other people who work for Phone to talk to her boss, if I paper work, pay (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER cash her checks and even look Actually hunters have been REPORT "out" to others. him. Want to support us on don't hear his voice within her home. (I finding them and bringing a2)(17) SANFORD AND SON Too many secretaries welfare? seconds,! hang up. When she after them In to Mrs. Mager to take Fred thinks that all of his furniV.'allpapered her home.) assume an air of selfIt's my job to type letters, calls again, I tell her that lure has been stolen when could not have been more care of. Importance and demand to keep his files in order, keep when she hasher boss on t he One young boy was caught Lamont and Est 'or send it out know, "What is the purpose of track of his appointments, line to call me—and not until! attentive to my own mot he r. biuphoisters think that and prosecuted for shooting tO I am very hurt to your call?" screen his mail, and remind BUSY ATTORNEY 7:30 an eagle. A person can be The purpose of my call is him to send his grandmother DEAR BUSY: I'm sure you she Is not leaving me a dime, charged TAC DOUGH U to a $5,000 fine and S Cl) TIC Should I tell her how I feel, or none of her d— business! a card on her birthday and speak for many. (including 0 THE NEWLYWED keep quiet? And, by the way, go to prison for one year for (53 I wonder how much pay his bills. But probably the me. GAME shooting an eagle. Abby, whom do you think business has been lost over most valuable service i (7JQ FAMILY FEUD Mrs. Mager said that eagles ij (35) MAUDE Fearing she's DEAR ABBY: I have a 76- asked to drive her to the the years because of some perform is to handle people irNilmil Southwest legitimate gripe; it's the bigshot who asks his secretary to get me on the phone. I find it very irritating to pick up my phone and hear a secretary say, "Mr. Jones is calling you, Please hold." Then I'm kept hanging on the line until Mr. Jones is free to -. . . _____ - " . - tors Her interest in injured birds and birds of prey began when she took one home with her to 1* care for. The bird had a badly _________________________ I nf ected foot. She soa ked the young woman married to an bird's foot In Epsom salts MONY elderly multi-millionaire Invalid, water regularly until the opens Scruples, a Hoiiood infection went away. Then she boutique; while in New York EVENING 4 set the bird free. photographer Spider Elliott (Barry Bostwick) and fashion After that, people started 6:00 designer Valentine O'Neill bringing injured birds to her. (Marie-Franca Pisier) meet and 0 C!) 0 NEWS Last year when she perch ed in GCI)(10) AMERICAN GOVERN. pursue their careers. (Part 1 the eagle's nest, she had 31 MENT 'Philosophies Of 11:00 birds in her back yard. Representation" CS) 0 CZ) 0 NEWS Among those 31 birds five of (17) CAROL BURNETT 11:30 them were eagles. At this AND FRIENDS Guest: Sammy NEWS time there were no funds for Davis Jr. J 0 HARRY 0 A woman 6:30 protecting birds of prey. hires Harry to clear her black housekeeper 01 murder Therefore, she and her B@1 NBC NEWS charges. 0 CU NEWS husband paid their expenses (7) 0 ABC NEWS (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: on their own. ANDY --- . with curiosity about the tune Penn., where she met I )rhi II she stayed in the eagle's nest who was there on vacation. last year. They asked if she The couple eloped and :t was afraid she might fall out Iii:trrle(i in the uourUiou.s,.' in of the nest when she was Sanford. asleep. She is a beautiful 't'uiu She said she wore a safety belt all of the time she was in bride and is glowing ' it h the nest. She said the nest was happiness. 11cr lnLsbanhI is seven feet by five feet and she starting a car sales business was "quite conifortable" all Int1 t)WflS the (;rOe Motel 'n 17.!42. the time. catered a beautiful and tasty luncheon for the February general meeting pr ior to the program. Mrs. Doris Mager, popularly known as the "Eagle La dy" was the guest speaker. She explained that her semi-wild conditions. Last interest in birds began when year 315 eagles were raised, she used to run the store for Mrs. Mager was elect ed to a Due to the natural habits of the Audubo n Society. She "Bald Eagle Recovery managed the store for about Team." It covers an area of 10 the eagle, the nest was clean, Mr. and Mrs. ('iauih 10 years. During that time states over the Southeastern and she actually slept SO well I)imiglev are in Sanford on that she didn't sleep for tv,O their people would come into the part of the United States. second tu)nevrIi)ori after store and ask questions. She There are only four teams days after she CUXI1C out of the of marr iage. When didn't know how to answer in the country. She is the only nest, she said. _____ asked. "Why Sanford'.'," the'. ___ th em so she st arted studying woman serving on these replied that they '.'.ere just Florida birds. teams. Mrs. Donald T. (Faith) driving and thought that From that, her interest When Mrs. Mager asked the Witmer is a new bride who Sanford is 'such a pretty little spread to birds all over the clubwomen if they had any recently moved to Sanford. town." 1llev caiiic froiit world, questions, they responded Fai th was Living in York, Green Island, N.Y. ,. R1 - ---?---- By United Press International 24 points. — \ Suns 113, Pacers 105 \. Maybe it was Bob Lanier's I 11 I intimidating 6-foot-10, 250. Trail Blazers 115, CavalIers Walter Davis scored 29 .. / pound shape that did it, but 100 points to lead Phoenix, In a S something was bot hering the . .-_-I. Calvin Natt poured in 23 game that was close only In 19~. Ka nsas City Kings' shooting points and Jim Paxson and the final minutes. Sunday. Abdul Jeelani triggered a Nets 129, Spurs 123 ____ ____ Mike Newlin, Cliff Robinson "It wa a helluva game fourth-peri od rally to spark / and Maurice Lucas combined defensively for us," said Portland. Bullets 112, Knicks 97 for 85 points to offset a 41Lanier, after the Milwaukee Guard John Williamson point performance by San Bucks had handed the Kings a 94-72 shellacking that moved pumped in 24 points, backed Antonio's George Gervin. the Bucks to within 21/2 games up by 23 from Greg Ballard Lakers 112, Rockets 100 of the first-place Kings in the and 22 from Elvin Hayes. It Jamaal Wilkes scored 29 was the first time since Jan. 9 points and Kareem AbdulMidwest Division. M Signi ng O fficial Today that the struggling Bullets Jabbar, playing only in the Ga Marques Johnson scored 25 have won three In a row, second half, added 15 to lead points to lead Milwaukee. Bulls no, Clippers 102 Los Angeles. The win was the GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) was returning to the He replaces John Lotz, who joining the Gator staff as an the past nine seasons. David Greenwood scored 28 Lakers' sixth In a row and After the Kings' Ernie The Florida Gators will University of Florida where was fired Jan. Sin mid season assistant coach. This season the 20th-ranked Grunfeld tied the score at 38 points and Reggie Thetis 17th in their last 20 games. introduce Norm Sloan, he coached the basketball while the Gators were in Wolfpack tied North Carolina with 4:48 left In the second added 19 for Chicago. San Were 103, Warriors 100 Through nearly 15 seasons for second in the ACC. brought in from North team from 1960 until 1966 Alabama to play Auburn. quarter, Milwaukee went on a Diego's Lloyd Free took Darryl Dawkins scored 18 Carolina State, as their new when he left to join North at North Carolina State, Sloan Alumni pressure at Florida 24-8 binge over the next 10 game4coring honors with 35 points and hit a crucial free head basketball coach tOdaY. Carolina State. Sloan's over thesaid Gators at would the endtake of three Carr Sloan has coached the Wolfpack to for the Gators to lead the minutes to build up a 6246 points. The Bull&' bl"est lead throw In Ow final minute to . Atlantic Coast Southeastern Conference In lead and put the game away. in the final period was 106-95 snap a 100-100 tie and lift Bill Carr Sunday made the previous record at Florida the cwrent season and also Conference titles, a national major sports led to a change FloHda Athletic Director and all of th was 85-63. Since then, he has announced that Monty Towe, champions hip in 1974 and has in football coaches last year Johnson scored nine of those scored in doueble Bulls' starters Philadelphia over Gollen formal announcement of the become the fourth winningest an assista nt coach on Sl figures. State. oa n's a 264-125 record. The school and is credited for the firing of loosely kept secret that Sloan active coach In the nation, staff at N.C. State, 'will be has had a winning mark for Lotz. - Of - - .t! J The Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford -. offensive performer at Tennessee Tech. Earlier Oviedo's allstate halfback Marvin McClennon signed the dotted line. Not a bad beginning to a college offense. JOE DESANTIS 1" - -, ~_ I - . Lanier Continues To Boost Bucks 'Eagle Lady' Is An Expert un Florida Birds ur Prey Below left, coach Tullis hands strong-armed Tony Constantine his paper work as parents, Richard and Ter look on while below, center Steve Johnston and mother Mrs. Linda Stimpson are all smiles about Steve's impending trip to Tennessee Tech along with Constantine. .- -. Monday, Feb. 23, 1,$0-1 In And Around Sanford Senior wingback Tim Burke (left) flanked by parents Emma and Truman Burke and Tullis (far right) is headed for Davidson College after graduation. -. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11111111111111111111111 - Lake Brantley's new head football coach Dave Tullis anflounced three Patriot scholarship signees over the weekend. - -. OURSELVES I Trio To College Ranks - - - - -e - - - - . - .4 e 1 .. - .-'- - I - ____ N" it" W1 ALLSATS Wed ,. , 6§4 ____ ._.PLAZA ç) _______ G MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROBINSON LPLAZAIi] 7:40 ONLY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL I He, U515 mats AlIgn Encounfey 1$ Star Pilot Q 7:35 �26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Monday, Feb23, 1950 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME 18—Help CLASSIFIED ADS INTHICIRCUITCOURTIN AND (DIST. Notice is heroby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, II JOHN MIKLER - BA(317 engaged in business at 100 Mono SEMINOLE -COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN S0)3E - Al Agriculture Zone PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. $O.2S4.CA4I.E To build an indoor racquet ball SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Loop No. 17, Winter Springs, Fla,, Seminole County. Florida, under File Number NSa.CP IN RE: The marriage of club building on Lots 10 and 11, CASE P'o. 79•7493.CC.0).o FLORIDA the fictitious name of B I E Division Central Park. PB 6, Pg 99, in ___________________________ ROBERT W. SCHMIDT, SANFORD BOAT WORKS & CIVILACTIONNO.iO.3;2.CA.04.p BOOKKEEPING & TAX SER. IN RE: ESTATE OF PetltiOnOf.Husband, Section 5.2130, on Dog Track MARINA, INC., a Florida cot IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF VICE and that I intend to register EMILY S. FERNALD, and Road. (01ST. 4) poration, ANN BATTAGLIA said name with the Clerk of the DecH$id PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT, B. VARIANCES Plaintiff Petitioner 44c line Circuit Court. Seminole County. ltime vs. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 1. JOAN CHERVETSICY ReWondent.wIf,. and 39c a line Florida in accordance with the 3COflheCUt, times TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CHARLES JAMES IOGNAR. a NOTICEOFACTION FRANK BATTAGLIA a line provisions of the FIctitious Name 3c CLAIMS 7..Cofls.cutivetimes OR — FWD, Planned Unit Develop. 30 p M. k a CHARLES J. BOGNAR. and 8 00 A M DEMANDS TO: PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT Respondent Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865.09 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE mint Zone — Variance to allow a LEE A. HOWELL. 1301 S. Taylor Strreet, MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes 1951. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS 6.5 ft stockade fence to be conApt. 21 Defendants. TO 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9 t-,n 510, ESTHER R. CHAMBERS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: structed within tO ft of existing _________________________ Arlington, VA 33304 CLERK'S NOTICE FRANK BATTAGLIA 100 MOREE LOOP NO. 17 YOU ARE HEREBY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an right.of.way(rigtt.of.wayisa side OF SALE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Publish February 18, 23, and NOTIFIED that the ad. action for Dissolution of Marriage street) on Lot 13, Block B, NOTICE is hereby given that LAST KNOWN MAILING March 3, 10, 1980 ministration of the estate of Emily has been tiled against you and you Greenwood Lakes Unit 2. PB 22, pursuant to the Final Judgment ADDRESS. UNKNOWN DES $3 S. Fernald, deceased, File are required to serve a copy of Pg12 13, in Section 18.20.30, on and sale entered in this cause YOU ARE HE RE BY Number SO-36.CP, is pending in the your written defenses, if any, to it Windsong Court. (01ST. 2) pending In the County Court in and NOTIFIED that an action for FICTITIOUS NAME Circuit Court for Seminole County, to IRVING B. GUSSOW, P.O. 2. JOSEPH OLASNAK — BA(3. for Seminole County Florida, dissolution of marriage has been Notice is hereby given that I am Florida, Prate Division, the Drawer 965, 292 U. S. Highway 17 17.80).30V - R.2 Duplex Zone being Case No. 792493-cC 03.0. filed against you, and you are engaged in business at P.O. Box address of which is Seminole 92, Fern Park, Florida 32730 on or Lot Size Variancefrom9000tq ft to ______________________________________________________ the undersigned Clerk will seli the required to serve a copy of your 3095, Longwood, FIa.. 32750, County Courthouse, Sanford, before March 10, 1980 and file the $235 sq ft on Lot 2, Block B, Slovak properties Situate in Seminole Written defenses to it, If any, on Seminole County, Florida under Florida. The personal represen. original with the Clerk of this Village, PB I, Pg 15, in Section 34 County, Florida, described as CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for the fictitious name of BEST tative of the estate is Court either before service on 2130,onkuzmanyRoad.(OI5T. 1) follows: Petitioner, whose address is 612 BUILDING BUILDERS, andthat I I Trust Company, N. A., Petitioner's attorney or im. 3. JOSEPH OLASNAK BA(311__HPIPfld_.. 1975 Fibenfoam 22' 6' boat. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, intend to register said name with 4—Pet"sonaIS whose address is 230 Park Avenue mediately thereafter; otherwise a 17.80)3W — R.2 Duplex Zone — ___________________________ . Builder's Hull No. FBG Sanford, Florida, and file the the Clerk of the Circuit Court, south, P.o. Box 1000. Winter Park, defaultwill be entered against you LotSlzeVariancefrom9000sq It to Maint Helper for rental apt fl177M7SF ZV original with the Clerk of Circuit Seminole County, Florida in ac FIa. 32789. The name and address for the relief demanded in the 1233 sq ft on Lot 3, Block B, Slovak Painting, yards, etc. Apply to 1969 Thunderbird 40' boat Cou't, on or before the 21st day of cordance with the provisions of the Gentleman, handsome, new in of the personal representative's Petition for DiSsolution of Village, PB S. Pg 15, in Section 34 am. to 1 p.m. Geneva Get Builders Hull Number 1987 area, wiihes to meet at. Match, A.D. 1980 otherwise a Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: attorney are set forth below. Marriage. 21.30, on Kuzmany Rd. (01ST. l) dens, 1505W. 25th St. Sanford at public sale to the highest and default will be entered against you Section 865.09 Florida Statutes tractive. well built woman 40 All persons having claims or WITNESS my hand and seal of 1. JOSEPH OLASNAK BA(3 best bidder for cash at 11:00 A M. for the relief demanded in the 1957. to 50 who enjoys boating, demands against the estate are this Court on this 1st day of 17.80).32V — R.2 Duplex Zone — STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. Petition. on the 10th day of March, 1980, at fishing, dining, and good 519. Mike Black required, WITHIN THREE February. 1950. Lot Size Variancefrom9000sq ft to it Classified Ads didn't the West door of the Seminole WITNESS my hand and official Publish February lI,25and March company. Please send photo. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF (SEAL) 8235 sq ft on Lot 4, Block B. Slovak work. . there wouldn't be any. County Courthouse, Sanford, seal on this the 15th day of 3, 10, 1980 Box 212 DeBary, FIa. 32713. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Village, PB I, Pg 13, in Section 34. February, AD. 1980. Florida. DES IS Clerk of Circuit Court THIS NOTICE, to file with the New Restaurant offering a 21.30, on Kuzmany Rd. (01ST. 1) (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A By: June I. Curtis clerk of the above court a written ' NOTICE OF INTENT TO position for Manager Trainee s. FREDERICK A. RAFFA Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the Circuit — Mate" Dating Service. All Dpvty Clerk statement of any claim or demand REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME w-opportunity of ownership to BA(3-17.5o).1oV - R.2 Duplex Clerk of Circuit Court Court p.o. Box 6071, Clearwa. ages, they may have. Each claim must Publish Feb. 4, 11, II 23. 1910 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN right party. Must be bondable. Zone — Lot Size Variance from Seminole County, Florida By: Susan E. Tabor ten, Fl. 33518. that the undersigned, desiring to be inwritlng and must indicatethe DES.19 Call between I & 5 323-9022. 9000 sq ft to 156$ sq ft minimum; --_______________ _______________________ By: Cynthia Proctor _________________ Deputy Clerk engage in business under the basis for the claim, the name and Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to DepUty Clerk Roger L. Berry AGENDA 54_oSt & Found fictitious name of 3 M TOOL addressof thicreditoror his agent 20 ft and Front Yard Variance CARROLL BURKE Post Office Drawer o SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD PRODUCTS at Sanford Airport, or attorney, nd the amount from 25 ft to lOft on the N ' of Attorney for Petitioner -_, NEEDED NOW! Sanford, Florida 32771 OF ADJUSTMENT Building 138, Sanford, Seminole claimed. If the claim is not yet property; to provide four duplex 612 Sanford Atlantic PubIih Feb. 18, 25, 1980 LOST Fern Husky-Shep 24" taIl, NOTICE OF PUBLIC County, Florida intends to register due, the date when it will become Bank Bldg. units on the following described DES91 RN's-LPN's blk w-wh chest a. toes & brn HEARING thesaldnamewithfheClerkofthe dueshall bestated. Iftheclaim is Sanford, Florida 32771 property: Lots 5 & 6, Block B, legs. Longwood Markham Rd. MARCH 17,1980 Circuit Court of Seminole County, contingent or onliquidated, the Slovak Village, PB 5, Pg 15, in Phone (305) 3221680 HOME CAREarea. "TOES". Collar No. 7:00P.M. nature of the uncertainty shall be Section3l-21.30,on Kuzmany Road Publish February 18, 23and March Florida. 3970. 3220066. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH 3, 10, 1950 HOSPITAL STAFF DATED this 6th day of stated. If the claim is secured, the and Holly Rd. (01ST. 1) _________________________ JUDICIALCIRCUITINANDFOR DES9O TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: February, A.D. 1980. security shall be described. 'Tb 6. ROBERT FIKE - BA(317. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MICHAEL 0. MORGAN NOTlCEisherebygiventh.tthe I0)39V-A.lAgricuIture Zone- LOST: 1k. Mary area. male claimant shall deliver sufficient NURSESAIDES-.CASE NO. 79.11fl.CA.04.E CHARLES R. MORGAN Malmute.shep mixed. 81k W' copies of the claim to the clerk to Seminole County Board of Ad. Lot Size Variance from 43,560 sq ft 3 to 11; 11 to 7 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF wh. on face & legs. Husky Publish February 11, ii, 23 and enable the clerk to mail one copy juitment will conduct a public to 21,874 sq ft and Lot Width flONNIE L. O'NEAL. March 3, 1980 built. Reward. 3228177. to each personal representatIve, hearing to consider the following Variancefrom lS0ftto lOOfton Lot SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Petitioner-Wife, DES53 All persons interested In the items: OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 15, Block 1, Chula vista LIVE-IN COMPANION and A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - estate to whom a copy of this NOTICE OF PUBLIC Unrecorded Plat, in Section 22.21. INVITATIONTONID JOHN W. O'NEAL, 1. JESSE 1. AISHER - BA(3. 32, on Overlook Drive. (DIST. 1) Care Notice of Administration has been HEARING The Housing Authority of the mailed are required, WITHIN 17.I0).2STE - Al Respondent Husband. Agriculture 7. ROBERT PIKE — BA(3.17. - _— UPJOHN HEALTH CARE The Board of County CornCIty of Sanford, Florida will NOTICE OF ACTION THREE MONTHS FROM THE ZOne - To park a mobile home on S0).39V - A.l Agriculture Zone — missionersofSemlnoleCountywill receive bIds for modernization to I' of Lot 306, O,P. 10: Will Baby Sit thaW DATE OF THE FIRST holda public hearing in Room 203 CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. Swope LotSizeVariancefroml3,Seosqft F.TorP.Tinmyhome CALL 6280636 JOHN W. O'NEAL, PUBLICATION OF THIS LandCompany'sAdditiontoslack to 24,130 sq ft and Lot Width of the Seminole County Cour- 16.1 until 2:00P.M. on the 12th day whole residence address 3237312 PB 2, P01 NOTICE, to file any objections Hammock, thouse, Sanford, Florida on April of March 1980, at the RiddIng 109.111, in Variancefrom 1SOft to l2Oft on Lot SERVINGORANGEAND __________________________ is unknown but they may have that challenge the Section 36.20.31, on Packard 1$, Block 1, Chula vista 8, 1980 at 7.00 P.M., or as soon Gardens Community Room, 5th OR SEMINOLE COUNTY Will Baby Sit whose mailing address validity of the decedent's will, the Street. (01ST. 1) thereafter as possible, to consider Street and Locust Avenue, San. (1recorded Plat, in Section 22.21. In myhomeanytime is Post Office Box MICHAEl. W ROEBUCK - 32, on Overlook Drive. (01ST. 1) qualifications of a specific land use amendment to ford, Florida, at which time and representative, or the the personal venue or BA(3.17.I0).3OTE 322.0313 3021, Sanford, Florida 32771 A.l I. ELLIOT LEVY- BA(3.17.I0). ___________________________ NEED the Seminole County Corn. place all bids will be publicly Agriculture Zone to park a 34Vjurisdiction of the court. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an prehensive Plan, Ordinance 77-2S, opened and read aloud. Al Agriculture Zone Lot IMMEDIATELY 9..G()1 Things to Eat "ction for Dissolution of Marriage and rezoning of the described ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND mobilehomeonthe B ½ of Lot 212. Size Variance from 43,540 sq ft to ___________________________ Proposed forms of contract as OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OP Swope's Addition to Black 10,000 sq ft on Lot 11, Chula Vista been filed against you and you property from A 1 Agriculture and documents, including plans OUTSIDE SOLICITORS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Hammock. PB 2. P01 110.111, in Unrecorded PIat, in Section 15-21. re required to Serve a copy of R 1 Single Family Dwelling specifications, are on file at and the Murcotts, Navels, Date of the first publication of SIction3S4O-3l,on Kansas Street. 32, at the corner of Snow Queen EARN TOP iour written defenses, if any, to It District to MI Industrial District Officeof the ArchItects, Gutmann. andGrapefruit )fl this Notice of Administration: (01ST. I) C. VERNON MIZE, JR., or M IA Verb Light Industrial Dragash Associates, ArchItects, DrIve and Groveland Drive. COMMISSIONS 322.6733or372-0362 laintiff'sattorney,whoseaddress District. 3. DANIEL B. STAMPER - (0151. 1) February 25, 1950. Planners, Inc., Sanford Atlantic 5 709 North Oak Avenue, Post BA(3.17.I0).7STE BARNETT BANKS TRUST A.1 9. EUGENE A. HOLCOMB ________________________ HOURS FLEXIBLE AN ORDINANCE Bank Building, Suite 400, P.O. Office Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida ORDINANCE 7725 AMENDING WHICH A Agriculture Zone COMPANY, NA. To park a BA(3.17.IO).37V ._J,frnjflgp R.1A Call BobLovenbury Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. 37771,onorbeforeMarth7O, 1910, MENDS THE DETAILED LAND mobIle home on the W ½ of N ½ of Residential Zone By: Rachel R. Askew Rear Yard ____________________________ Circulation Manager CopIes of the documents, Lot 307, O.P. Trust Officer and file the original with the clerk USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI- drawings and specifications Swope Land Corn. Variancefrom3ofttoll.Sftforan EVENINGHERALD may of this court either before service NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. pany's Addition to Black Ham. addition on Lot 22, and the E 10 ft As Personal Representative be obtained by deposIting $23.00 on plaintiff's attorney or RAINBOW CHILD 322-2611 ot the Estate of mock, P82, P01 109.111, In Section 'A Lot 23, Block C, English Estates im SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSI. with Architect for each set of mediately thereafter; otherwise a TV RESIDENTIAL TO INDUS EMILY S. FERNALD 36-20-31, on Packard and Stone 'Jnit3, P814, Pg6.4, in Section 20. Creative Expressions 322.7813 documents so obtained. Such default will be entered against you TRIAL. Street. (01ST. 1) Deceased 21.30, on Markingham Road. Moving to a newer home, apart. deposit will be refunded to each ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL for the relief demanded in the —T 4. JOHN W. VAUGHAN The Northeast '. of the Nor. person who returns SAC). (DIST. 1) mint? Sell "don't needs" fast complaint or petition. 12SpecIal Notla 17-S0).21TE A.1 Agriculture the plans, REPRESENTATIVE: theast ' of the Northeast 4 10. ROBERT F. ALVESHIRE with a rant ad. of specifications and other Andrew L. Granger Zone- Toparka mobilehomeon BA(3.17.S0).26V WllNESSmyhandandtheseal Section 15, Township 21 R.IAAA __________________________ South, documents in good conditIons Winderweedle, Haliies, Ward theESlOftofNE¼ofNWI.4otSW Residential Zone - Rear Yard of this Court on 11th day of Range 79 East, Seminole County, within 10 days after bid openIng. February, 1950. ScorekeepersneededSatoniy! * * * * * * * * ¼ of Section 21.21.31, containing $ Variance from 30 ft to 19 ft for an & Woodman, PA. Florida, Consisting of 9.7131 acres' (SEAL) A certIfied check or bank draft, $2 a game. Sanford Church acres, off SR. 426. (0151. I) p.o. Box iso 's SECRITARY.RECEPTIONIST $ addItion on Lot 1, Block 0, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. more or less. (Further described payable to the Housing Authority Winter Park, FIa. 33790 softball League. 1. NICOLA SOLLINNI - SAC). SweOtwatet Oaks Section 4. PB 17, as abutting Loraine Drive) Good pórsonality & office skills As Clerk of the Court of the CIty of Sanford, Florida, 17.I0).2OTE Telephone: (305) 864-6312 - Al Agriculture Pgs 391 60, in Section 332029, on (DISTRICT No. 3) will lend this one. BY: June I. Curtis Zone - To park a mobile horn, on Blue Lake Drive and Green Lake The Best Buy In Town - A low U.S. Government Bonds, or Publish February 25 and March 3, As Deputy Clerk Application has been made by satisfactory bid bond executed by 1980 Lot 122, less W 330 II, OP. Swoop Drive. C 01ST. 3) cost Classified Ad. HI. Buddy & Eldel or G.orge the bidders AAA EMPLOYMENT C. VERNON MIlE, JR. and acceptable DES 413 LaM COmpnys Pill Of Ilack U. H.D, PREY - BA(31710). _____________________ 912 French Ave. CLEVELAND, MIZE& BRIDGES Browetow Jr. 323-3)74 sureties In an amount equal to S Hammock, P52, Pg lID, In $CtIon 27V -R.1AA Residential Zone Post Office Drawer Z Corner of 10th 1 French Further, the Planning and percent of the bid shall be sub35.20.31, on Elm Street. (DIST. 1) Zoning Commission of Seminole mitted with each bid. Rear Yard Varianc, from 30 tt.to Sanford, Florida 32771 "Your Future OurConcern" 4. LONNIE B. COLE -BA(3.17. 30 ft for an addition on Lot 12, County will hold a public hearing Telephone: 305-322.1314 The Successful bIdder wIll be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR I0),I7TE - Al Agriculture Zone Block B, Druid Hills Estates 1st * * * * * * * Publish February II, 75, and in Room 203 of the Seminole required to furnIsh and pay ** * * * * * * for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA -Toparka mobile home on theE Addition, PB 11, Pg 12, In Section March 3, 10, 1950 County Courthouse, Sanford, satisfactory performance and PROBATE DIVISION 4008 Of N ½ Of SE ¼ Of NE ¼ of 24-21-29,on Druid Drive. (01ST. Florida, on March 5, 1910 at 7:30 payment bond or bOnds. DES.II Section 3411.32. less N 25 ft for File Number PR 78.415-CF COOK ALL AROUND P.M. or as soon thereafter as S FACTORY MAINTENANCES 12. MACK H. PARKER - BA(3. Aftention is called to the Bid Division road. Further described as located 17-50)-fly __________________________ possible, to review, hear corn- Form requiring a Elec. & welding exp. Well ut. PUD Planned Unit Able to prepare complete meals Base Bid, Group on CurryvIlle Road. (DIST. 1) Development Zone - Rear Yard company, ixc pay, for 10 people plus handle ments and make recom. Prices, and prices for work IN RE: ETAT1 OP 7. WILLIAM W. GRAHAM - Varlancefrorn3ofttol5fltobulld general kit. duties. Must be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR mendationstothe Boardof County descrl broken down by unit JOHN WILSON KEESER, a-k.a BA(3.17.S0).Z4TE Commissioners on the above site. Al ascreenporchonexistingpatio SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA reliable & able to get along JOHN W KEESER, JR. AAAIMPLOYMINT captioned ordinance and rezoning. Agriculture Zone - To park • Lot 14, Wskiva Hills Section 3, P5 PROBATE DIVISION w-eiderly people. Good Eachbldderlsrequlredtobidofl mobile home on the S ½ 04 the 20, Pg 94, in Section 6.21.39, 912 FrenchAve. 323-5176 eased File Number SO4CP VVt'kiflQ conditions with) day Additional information may be the Base Bid, Group Prices, and NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION CorneroflOthiFrench following described property: The Radebaugh Ct. (0151.3) Division wk.end off every other wk. For obtained by contacting the Land prices for work described broken "Your Future Our Concern" TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NW ¼ of SW V. (less W 7.5 acres), Development Manager at 323-4330, down by unIt 13. BRYAN C. HUGO -BA(3.l7. IN RE: ESTATE OF appt call 339-3002. sIze. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Section2l.21.31. Further described iO).3sv - uo Planned Unit Extension 304, _____________________ RUTH FAULKNER CHANCE Attention Is called to thi AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE lying South Of Rid Bug Lake Development Zone - Height Persons not able to attend the * * * * * * * * Deceased provIsions forand Equal Employment AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Road and approximately ¼ mile Variance and Setback hearing ho wish to comment on Opportunity, Variance to NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION payment of not INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: East of SN. 426. (01ST. 1) LPN'S & Al DES buIld an 5 ft cypress fence within The adminIstration of the estate the proposed actions may submit less than the minImum salries YOU ARE I. JOSEPH CINA BA(3.l7.l0). HERESY Don't pile no longer needed items 258 of. public right-of-way on Lot gf RUTH FAULKNER CHANCE, Written statements to the Land Better Living Center high as an elephant's eye. Place Development Division prior to the and wages as $et forth in tIle NOTI Fl ED that the ad. 41 - Al Agriculture Zone To IS, Block A, The Springs, Deer. of Casselberry deceased, File Number 104CP, is scheduled public hearing. Persons specIfications must be paid on this ministration of the estate of JOHN permIt raising and breeding a classified ad, and pile the Of wood Estates, PB 16, Pg 75, in Call for appt. 339-5002 pending in the Circuit Court for appearing at the hearings may project. WILSON KEESER, ak-a JOHN gre)'tlOunddogsOnthIE7l7ftof N Section 3-21-39, on Honeysuckle money iq your wallsti Seminole County, Florida, Probate submit Written statements or be All bidders are hereby notified W. KEESER. JR., deceMed, File V.04 5 ½ of SW ¼ of SW ¼, less Lane. (0151. Division, the address of which is that they must affirmatively . Number PR 78-11$.CP, is pending road R.W, SectiOn 19.21.31, on * * * * * * * 14. DAVID 0. JABS - BA(3.17. Sanford, Florida 32171. The names heard orally. sure that in any contract entered inthe Circuit Court for Seminole Brooks Lane. (0151.1) order of the Board of County o)'35-R.1AARuidtIaI BOYS & GIRLS and addresses of the personal Commissioners of Seminole into pursuant to this ad. County, Florida, Probate Division, 9. $0. SIMPSON, AGENT - - Rear Yard Variance from 10 ft $MUFFLER PERSONS representative and the personal County, Florida. vertlsement, MinorIty Business the address of wttich is $miji,e BA(317-$0).SE - MI Industrial to S ft and Side Yard Variance All phases, $700 to start. Hurry representative's attorney are set Enterprises will be afforded full County Courthouse, Sanford, Zone - To operate a retail redi. from lOft to 58 to build swimming EARN EXTRA 3$ Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. 1mm. forth below. opportunity to submit bids as Sub. Florida, The perionai repr-esin. mix concrete plant specialIzing In pool on Lot 26, Block F, West Clerk to the Board of All interested persons are contractors, or as suppliers of tativeof the estate is W. THOMAS small amounts for tile individtJal Altamoede Heights, Section 7, PB After School County Commissioners 04 AAA EMPLOYMENT required to file with this court, materials, or services, and will not LOVETT, w$soii address is SuIte 14Sf On Lot 12, Seminole County. Florida 912 French Avi. Block A, Oak Grovi 10, Pg 75, in Section 11-2139, on 3235176 WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF Call Circulation Dept. be discriminated agaInst on the 1000, Pan American lank Park,P57,Fg53,inkc$ion 25.20. Ridgewood Street. (01ST. 4) By: JoAnn K. Hare CorneroflOthiFrench THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF grounds of race, color, religion, Building, 230 N. Orange Avenue, 30.ofltheWe$tsldeOfHighwayl7. Deputy Clerk 15. DELOS A. CHAMFINE "Your FutureOurConcern" THIS NOTICE: (1) all claims 322•2611 Publish February 25, and March sex or national origin In con- Orlando, Florida. The name and 82,$pproxllyletelyl ½miles North BA(3-17.50).39y R.1AA against the estate sideration for award. address of the personal of Highway 431. (01ST. 2) and (7) any II, 75, 1950 Residential Zone - Lot Width objection by an interested person * * * * * * * * In accordance wIth Executive rsprnentativvs attorney are set IC. STEVEN BEAN - BA(3.l7. Varlancefrom9oftto65flandLot to whom notice was mailed that EVENING HERALD Order 11625, MinorIty Contractor forth below. . )23E - A-I Agriculture Zone - Size VarIance from 11,700 sq ft to challenges the validity of the will, Get plenty of prospects Goals Program, all bidders will be Topark a mobile home on the WV. 4,9Usq ft on Lot 4, hock 0, All persons having claims or Replat the qualifications of the personal - . -Advertise your product or afforded full opportunity to submit demands against the estate are of NV. of SW 4 *4 SW V.04 NOTICE OF INTENTION Section of Trsct 57, Santendo Springs, PB Kids outgrow the swing 1.4 or representative, venue, or service in the Classified Ads. TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS bids in response to this invitation required, WITHIN THREE 17.20-32, ContaIning 5.00 acres 8, Pg 19, In Section 11.21.39, on small bicycle? Sell thea dli —____________________ jurisdiction of the court. TRADE NAME and will not be dIscrimInated MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF more or less, off Cochran Road. Blackw Avenue. (01ST. 41 items with a want ad. ALL CLAIMS AND OSDesk Clerk 3 to 11 shift, up Notic.isHerebyOlventhet Poe epainit on the grounds of race, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF (01ST. 2) 16. FREDERICK N. preferred, Days Inn Sanford, JECTIONSNOTSOFILEDWILL Acquisitions, Inc., a Florida color, religion, sex or national THIS NOTICE, to fIle with the I1.JAMISWILLIAMS-BA(3. GROESIECK -BA(3-17.100-33v no phone calls please. BE FOREVER BARRED. Corporation is sole owner of IN- origin In consideration for awerd. clerk of the above court a written 17.00)1911 - Al Agriculture - N-1AA Residential Zone Lot Publication of this Notice has SURANCE BENEFITS. INC. and During the FIscal Years of 197$ statement of any claim or demand Zone - TO perk a mobile home Width VarIance from 80 ft to 73 ft begun on February 25, 1800. Bartender-Cocktail Waitress. intends to register with the Clerk thru 19S1. goals for participation they may have. Each claim must (NENEWAL)in thiS 103.11ftof N Lot Width Variance from Exp., apply in person Deltona Personal Representative: tt* THE CIRCUIT COURT of the CIrcuit Court of Seminole by Minority BusIness EnterprIses be lnwrlting and must indicatettis 532.06 ft Of W 105.19 ft Of SW V. Of to 75810 create two building sItes Sara B Peters inn. Mon thru FrI. 2 to 6 p.m. County, Florida, said trade name is tw.nty.f lvi percent (25 per. basisforthaclaim,tttenam.and NW¼0f$ection2l.70.33(lsslro,d on Lots 30, 31, and 32 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Block C 109 Hoilie Court CIRCUIT IN AND of Insurance Benefits in corn- cent). To ensure that maxImum addressof the creditor or his agent NW), located on 5.1. 42*. (01ST. Tract 31, Saniando Springs, PB 3, FOR Maitland, Fl 32731 pliancewith Section 8*3.09 Florida bids from Minority Business or attorney, and the amount 2) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Pg 15, in Section 2-2149, on Sir. * * * * * * * * Attorney for Personal Statutes. CASE NO. $-28I.CA4I.E EnterprIses are sought, con. claimed. If the claim is not yet 12. SIlLS UPTIST CHURCH nerd Avenue. (01ST, 1) Representative: Dated it Tampa, Florida, this tractors submitting blob will be dee, the dais when It II IN Rh THU ADOPTION OF - SA(3.l7.00).73TE - Al 17. ELAINE STARNS-BA(3.17. S TRAINEE POSITIONS Frank McMillan 10th day of February, 1900. NFANT Gill. required to provide evidence of deeshailbeslated. If ffieclalm ts Agriculture Zone - To park a 80)3ev - OC Office District Cobln making, learn trade wa P.O. Box 3141 POE ACQUISITIONS, INC. 1AMSNDID NOTICEOPSUIT their efforts in aIdIng in the contingent or unliquidated, the ff05111 home (RENEWAL) On Variance to convert garage into future. Orlando, Fl 37503 TO: BY Joseph F. Brown reaching of said goals, nature of the uncertainty shill be Parcel$A-7A and A-i in$Iction36. Officespaceon Lots 1,5, ana 6, W Telephone: 301-191-9181 President ThIs project i sublect to the stated. lithe claim Is secured, UNE c. MORRIS 21-80, On SR. 13* and Tusk.iwllia 33 ft of Lots 7, 1, and 7, BlOCk F AAA EMPLOYMENT c. Candics osniets Publish February 25, and March 3, Publish February 11, 18, 25 and requirements of Section 3, of the security shill be described. The load, (01ST. 2) Fern Terrace, PB 11, Pg 25, ill 812 French Ave. 1950 323-517* March 3, 1910 Lake West Apartm.,, 13. CNARUS JACKSON - Section 1821* Further described H51ng and Urban Development claimant shall deliver sulticient DER-1I7 Corner of 10th 5. French BuIlding 4313.1 OES-S2 Act 04 1919, All bidders wIll be copesetecsaimtomecler,, SA(3.17.IS)48T1 A-I astwebiocksoftHighw.y17.92,on "YouI'FuIuqeOIWConCen" Forst City Reed required to comply with an Af- enable fIle clerk to mail ens copy AIfICUIIW,Zeus i PI O'Brien Road and Navel DrIve. ___--.--_ ---.--- -t'1i 'v' ,IrmS,,yq cu nan yg previse ro eecn pursenet repriSiNive. ITiSI ruins US 815W IT SW (01ST. 4) MdaIlpsrtioscla opportunity to lower Income All persist' interested in the !A*4SW 14, Nei'WlIIOScpsIa lead. 1$. WILLIAM U. SERNOSKY ******** I__ reqidenis of the project area for estate to whom a copy *4 thIs SKIien 8.28-32, lOCated M mile BA(3-17.I0).24v - *.i Agricuitu,e it' . and the training and employment. see the Notice *4 Admlnistretien h Non Seuttilast if Mullet Lake Port Zom - Lot Size variance from natural faftwr of chIld be'p Miss you place a Classified Ad in Supplementary Instructions to mailed are requIred, WITHIN load and Oscoala load in. 13,860 sq ft tO 43.700 sq ft and Lot Jane C. Mernis The Evening Herald, stay close Bidders for more information in THREE MONTHS FROM THE IU'siCtIenan lilt. (01ST. 2) Width Varloncefrem 11Sf? to 1sf? YOU ARE to yourphone because regards to thIs requirement, 4. JAMES KIDOU— BA(3'li. onLotZ3E assltoononAss.ssors HERESY DATE OF THE FIRST NOTIFIED that a something wonderful is about to Attention Is called to the Sum. PUlL ICATION OP THIS 00)2711— Al Ayla,llswe Zeit' M91IQ $Icfiôjs 33.19-30, Ci UPSet. Adoplisu has been filed agaist'j happen. mary of Wish. In this section. a NOTICE, Ii (lie any eblectiens Ti Perk a Mobile Items tern. R at railroad crosSing, 1 ½ 0 lId you are required to serve turnover schedule will Si they may have that dia1l tha WIlv while coeidrud fa .ii M -- v. #'e ,a.,a. ..vw a copy o your wrItten defons.s,j 'j preseustedatapre.bidc.rfe,enc., ugj inLsI3t IastofLLI3(INSN (DIST.1) any.I0II0nRICHAR0.0*EN Monday, March 3, 1950,2:00 P.M., qualifications of the personal 21391ff) Geneva Tract in Section C, APPROVAL OF MINUTES P.A., CARROLL JONES, ROOKS Raddizi GaMis. reps-esenlative, or hIts y gr 71.1110, PS 7. Pg 86, loCated S I. February 10,1910 - Regular 10*1W, s *,s.High. rate 5.1, 11 (DIIT. 7) of Meeting way 1747. Cas.,,, y mend. 11. CNIISTOPNSR LONDON the General Contradsi by the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND This public hearing will be held 33107, and file the original uNit lit' Owner to have all modernization OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED SM3.ltIS).UTI Al in the Seminole County Cous'. Clerk *4 the above styled COWl en work completed on Ills proiqct WILL SI FOREVER BARRED. *4nhIelIwo lUStS - Ti port a thouse, Sanford, Florida, on orbe$er, March 21, )905, wIthin 730 deys or sesnor If home en Let *1* St led list March 17,1151 at 7:50 PM., or as Pile lithe first pfi*4IS5 Of a judgment maybe entered sir tte Ills NotIce Of Mmin*rotiss: *1132 en OScøla Reid. (DIST. ison hereafter as pessible. reisme demanded in ffi 1) The Housing AuthorIty ii the F*'fSry U 110. WrItten comments flied with the WITNESS my lend ei 1' IONALDU. RUCKUR City f Sanford. Florida rosJrvee i W. THOMAS LOVE?? 00k. 04 the 1.051. Coordinator Of slid Court on this Ill dey Of BA(3.17'N)'lITI Al wIll be censidsr.d and Peflens thenlghtterelectastyenillbldser U Personal Ropawsotl,, February, INS. Agnlculiuro lens - To pink a ' papaari Of the 1.1.1. *4 Ii us lye any kslermalitles Si lie at the public hearing (SEAL) ll5 hISS tot l bidding, JOHN WILSON KISSER. use he t'ill be hesrdenshy. Hearings may thur H.- SeChwltl, Jr. No bid shall be wlU*awn for a oA.a JOHN W. KIllER, JR., PeuBry farm en III $11411NI 14 continued from time to time as As Clerk of slid Court Of$Sdien86$-28.les$2700IU 55451 flSCISUII'Y. FWlIter detiile tiecessol penledsf*daySivtoulu,iWIsffie ly: Cynthia Prdsr AITORNUY FOR P5*508511. *R*4W*ftanlrNo.PuriSt's' arasa5Ssw CalluS 32243311*?. epenk*4bldewmisults.cens DoPS4v Clerk *4 the Neuslog ARMrly et tie RIPRIIINTATIVI: obSUDidPSV1Of Parcel *4 5, 354. RICHARD I. OWEN, PA. 5.1.1*. fOIST. 1) cIty of laitSI.d, W. THOMAS LOVE??, ii SEMINOLE COUNTY CARROLL 'JONES. ROOKS I 17. FRANCIS?. JdsI$— IA(3. STANLEY, HARMENING & HOUSING AUTHORITY THU BOARD OF 3WEN LOVE?? l4)'tsTS A-I Agrlcvhlwi OP THU CITY p ADJUSTMENT P.O. Sea 10 lane Tipankamebllehemien PUet CHICo Se' 1756 SANFORD,P1.0110* IV: LARRY .AIR, 32719 - Orlando, Plla 31I ReWV.if$2*4440*4NNSftel THOMAS WiLSON. III CHAIRMAN (355)534.950 * 891 Ref Givirnmed LoS 1, in eualve Direct., ToIopNoa: 1111)45-3817 , Publish February 32, OS, I— Publish PiSfl00,yfla5dMorCItI, $edienflW$,leesnlghts*4usy February 25, PubIiehFebruaryl5,flafl *4 record. Further desaibed as INS March 7, S 7, 1150 310. iNS DES-11 locatIdonS.R.MandOrangeAve. flES.I 015.110 01115 - Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. — HOURS DEADLINES Noon The Daf'Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday - _ T - — - - - - "- __________________ .._1I—tlpVifntsd _________________________ , ______________________ - , _____________________ - - ----- - , . a'-- -- -- -. - __ .. ' • '' --- ..'. spo per thousand for envelopes yOU mall. Postage Paid. Free. BLW.EH P,O. Box 13332A, If you are having difficulty findin 6 I Orlando, FIa. 37809. a place to live. car 'o,drive, a lob, or some service you have COOKS & COOK TRAINEES need of, read all our want ads CHALLENGING .REWARDINO every day fast food takeout store, insurance, credit union, profit share avail. Apply Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. 32-House UrlfurnjShed - * * * * * * * * - - — - .• t. r - - Rig. -- ' I-4Sanford.323.4050 Workers needed for cabinet manufacturing shop. Must haveknowledgeoftools.Appiy Gentry Manufacturing Co. Bldg. 3. Sanford Airport. 9am. 3p.m. M_F._ Goldenrod-Dommerich Fire Dept. will be excepting applications for the position of Fireflghter.Paramedic thru March 5, 1980. Applicants must be a Florida State Cer. tif led Paramedic & Fiorida State Certified Firefighter. Applications may be obtained at Fire Station No. 1, 4733 Palmetto Ave., Goldenrod, Fl. 32733. 305.671-2303 Equal Opportunity Employer M.F. __________________________ TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS .Divlsion of Major US Corp. Ii seeking DOT qualified drivers REALTORS — BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 78 brick home in Lk. Mary Lg. FL rm., w FP & wet bar, C-H&A, egpt eat-in kit, 1g. patio • rental unit! BPP SERVICE CON TRACT Only $11,500 ' REDUCED rental income business property! Super location! Just 2 yrs. old! Now 531.900' Call 3237232 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS. PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. $21,900 • EAT-I N KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA. $35,500 plicants must have two-man team exp., beat least 25 yrs of age & have a mm. of 2 yrs. over the road exp,, good references & a proven safety record required. Interested applicants please reply to Box 41, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. EOE MF. Beautiful Homesite Lot for your new home, Prices range from $2,150 to 54.400. in person Deltona inn, Mrs. G. Marine Motors installers Inboard, outboard, 2 men right I t CO8 322 0779 . 322.5353, 3fl-3772 new home w.2300 sq tt, tiled foyer I. baths, Ig brick FP in FR w.paddie fans, built in away. Steady work, Cobia , - Sanford, Fl. ' ' EXCLUSIVE V. acre in country, 3 BR, liz B, 10 mm, to I-I, private area, C.H&A, 1g. patio. carpeted, easy cash to mon. Only $45,800. OUR NEWESTOFFICE INLAKEMARY OPENING MARCH lIt Positions for 3 associates. Call for confidential intervIews. FRICKE&FRICKC ASSOCIATES INC. S3l5233 REALTOR ERA INVESTMENT Western Auto, 12,000 sq ft. auto lift w.air compressor. 1g. sign in front, owner will sell Inventory at cost, This is a real money maker. Only $135,000. • _______________________ UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 28, C-H&A, paddle boat, * * * * * * * * sea wall, dbl, car garage, w-w carpet Imuch more. Priced to sell. $CASHIER.HOSTESS5 svsoo Chance to be charming, one of IF YOU REALLY WANT TO areas finest dining spots. SELL. YOUR HOUSE, CALL US. WE HAVE BUVERSI AAAEMPI.OYMENT 3235116 9l3FrenchAve. Corner of 10th 0. French "Your Future Our Concern" * * * * * * * * _________________- REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 131, Longwood. P011* **LTV __________ _________________________ Inventory. Ranchwear. Pixtures, Supplies. Training plus an exciting Grand Opening can be yours for only $15,900 complete. For full details call Mr. Courtney 901733-6939 COLLECT. 1SWsrd Graciobs Iing Real. W*kly I monthly rates. utilities ,51 loquire 300 S. Oak 111.7113 - -- -. LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 26, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $53,900. EXECUTIVE LIVING guest cottage, fruit trees. ------- -- - . Cash for your lot! Will build on with payments $250 & under to qualIfied buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1-293.9474, - 3226?S Ivefl3- BEAUTIFULMAYFAIR ,w'l,* IWW 537,000. This large 4 51, 25 homeis instantly available, all the extras you want ma fine me too. Ownes' will help finance If you assume 5½ pCI VA mtg. Call todayl ' n,--, • RANENNAPARK 3 BR home w.Fl. rm. I sc porch leading to beautiful pool. patio & 680. $19100 with IV. PCI. assumable mont. or VAFIIA Hugeoaks%hadethilcharmlng3 Slim home wIth fIreplace, hardwood floors,dmnlng room, " Central locatIon. $33,000. - ' COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY - 17 acres, I Bdrm, 2 Bath, fenced, 3 wells, farm tractor & mower. 1 yr. warranty. 54.1,930. financing. Eve. 305-461-5440 .i05-333IS4' IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home with carpet. New energy saving CHA with assumable mortgage or pci. S'z refinancing priced at $43,900. Must see to aooreclate. -. ' Sale !!!S_ __ _________________ approx. 770 sq. ft.. outside storage, p001 & club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. $21,000.. it's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. 66—Horses _____________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS Of merchandIse every day. ________________________ ... FIREWOOD -. ___________________________ $45 tori' pickup delivered 323-4911 aft 'I Gentle Pony, good with kids. For more Information call 323-4153 between3&5. — - _____ ______ _____________________ ___- DuffleBags,$*.99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS XI Sanford Ave. _______________________ - __________________________ - 3225791 67—Livestock. ultry ___________ TOWER'S BEAU I",' SALON' 'formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 322-5712 -----------WILSONMAIER FURNITURE RabbitsforSale Dres, iveorany size 311 31SF. First St. - - -- -. - -______ se' uur beautiful new BROADMORE, (roil I rear SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES l0thandoDr. 3335 323 6*Seatt 4 z'- IIX1S NV! TIres on 10" 6 lug Wheels. Low mileage, $100. 333.3439 -____________________ MEINTZER TIL New or repair. leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 5562. _____________ - -- - -- - - - - - - _ LPANDIN0 AREA REAL - . - - - ESTATE FIRM HAS LIMITED OPENINGS FOR FULL TIME UXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES. INQUIRIES WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. REPLY BOX 49 EVENING HERALD _________________________ Land Clearing Landclearing, F ill Dirt & Clay Chuck Gornily 3?? 7991 — Tile floors installed _____________ Landscaping 830 llH3aftô "SPECIAL" Low Rt,'s Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332-0707 ____________________________ TtliSWt'e'kOnly Free Estimates 831 00/0 & Landscaping i I _____________________________ _________________________ Expert Lawn Care Mowing All Yard Work Free Est 327 8/69 Drywall, ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. -- & Comm.,' emociel & Additions Call 53l5399or 8670136 I - - CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3227902 __________________________ - I Gt'ooining& Boarding ________________________ Painting ______________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat. off floor Painting by Anthony Curmno Quality lnl or Ext pressure cleaning Free Est 3220071 , sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322 SljJ _____________________________ Pajntlng& Repair Make room in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 322-2611 or S3l.9993. ______________________________ TrentPainting&P'pair Interior & Exterior 3323558 Free Est. ________________________ HouseCleaning PaintingS Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 319 5239 Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, last, dependable ______________________________ Regularor Itimebasis Wedowashwlndows PhotogI'aphy 677-5194 FIoii* Repeir — Wedding photography by John Cullum free engagement photos or color Cx 10. 373-8238. ___________________________ Complete Mobile Home Repair jeq,eva (jardeq APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" VAiPHAFinanrino — I Home repairs, p,int'liriq. roof, carpet, re,noiji'lmnq All work quar Free Est 331 8466 -- 424MbiIe H011ies —_ ' ______________ BUY, SELL.TPADE Orlando 377-179S. . ____ ---------- -- _______________________________ ....,__ for - 41A—00fldolIlUItie 641 3013 SUPER BUY *1120,500 iew listing, call now to see the exceptional value of this 2 or BR home. cony, located. wa bus line close by for your . cc,nv.nience. Selling "as is." SO—Miscellaneous - 1 BR, 18. all appl. md. WOO, your lOt on our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. " - __________________________ - ' ______ I einkIr.g . - -- Home Repair , _________________________ - '____- -- • ______________________________ YELLOW SAND CallClark & Hirt3?3 7S8I , VA.FHA-235.Con.Homes Low Down Payment Beauty Care ..... ' $150 '72'ontjA( PS Ext. Cond 400 cu. in $500 1275164 ____________________________ FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL Webuyyoureguity,closein24h, , AWARD K EAL TV, INC. --- ---139 I 62-A--Farm Ejip, ML REALTOR uily in houses, apIs. & " "TT 37'3-40áloreves.323 0817 vacant land. Lucky In. BUILDINGS!i LAST CHANCE vestments, p.o. Box AT THESE PRICESII All Sanford 327 4741 Executive Home-Loch Arbor I steel, pre-engineered clean 3 BR. Ret, room, pool, 7 yrs old span buildings. (Major Mfg.). I All buildings have 25 lb. wind Assume 7i I mtg Owner will hold 2nd witn large down. load and large framed -opening. %30'x11'x12' for 517.000- 32j 2287 & SOld $3,990.00, 40'x48'xll' for LIST NOW! $5,169.00, 40'x72'xlI' for 1st I. 2nd mortgages. We Willbuy Call WaltCappeI323bIOO $6,467.00. 4l'.96'x11' for bt;o make Real Estate Knowles Realty Inc. 59,317.00. FOB. Factory, Call Business bias. Florida Mon. REALTOR 62S.3005 collect9a.m.to6p.m,30$.331. , tgage 'Investment. 1104 E. 4647 Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976. NEW HOMES REALTORS 337.7972 fl10SanAve. _______________________________ . 373 9114 , Free Est - - -. _______________________________________________________ - 62—Lawn-Garden 47—Real Estate Wanted ------ II rchandise _______ _________________ '- _____-- 'l3Chevroletlnip.Ia AC, PS. PIt. 21.000 ii 3720515 CeramIc Tile , $92,000. -- ____________________________ Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings, Call Bob BalI 3724103. 2202 French , C Studio .II Unlern. - I, 2, 3 BR. Suites Adult - Family Peal—Laundry OuIel - I - Story Welding 319-5339 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT BARROW'S WELDING RebuildCondemnedHouses S.G.BALINT 322-56*5 SERVICE 371 0517 Custom built utility & boat Irailers, truck racks & misc. 1Man,qualityopsralloi' $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 337.1331 - repairs, — 150$ W. 25th ST. flOUYOUrBUSZ.. SANFORD 322-20P0 1 - --'•' . #_I..'.,..pS'.,:t1- .'. .' ''.( - ' - - ..-. - Dodge Polar,,, ugly tiut runs good Good tires, new batter', $500 373 5567 Parts NEW & REPAIR - Lakefront living is avail. in this 4½ acre estate. 3BR, 48 W . '11.1 ________________________ _________________ I - _____ - 59--Musical [€1'iiiu -- _________________________ ______________ Medel Inc., Realtor ________ - business featuring western shirts, hats, belts and buckles, jeans, boots, etc. by famous names such as .-. Levi's. Wrangler, Lee, Acme, Dingo, fl-Bar-C and Roclimount POISSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1797 Sanford, FL' 32771 -. AY TUNA All I ('i Al 4. 7 êw y 9,'. I ,nmlt' wt"it ('t Sp,'m'tl.s.i. 1)jytona tIt',h, will ioll I put)li( AUtO 41.1(1 ION .'t"r Tiiesday & Saturday at 710. ft's tIle only one in Florida You set The reserved price Call 904 253 5311 for further details I 321075,, Build to Suit --our lot or yours FHAVA,FHA23S&715 REALTOR MIS - your own highly profitable tip Johnson. Fully eqpt., $7,000. Call aft 5p.m. 323-6070. BEAU II F U I. HE A VI L Y WOODED 32 acres (390 ft frontagal on Stone Island Road 572.000 --- - _________________________ ___________________________ 1979 Il' ProCraft Bass Boat. 148 Eves 322 0612, 322 1587 207E 25th St -- -- A OK TIRE 322 1480 Shocks $4 9$ H.t'avy Duty $695 New Batleries$29.9$ 2413 French Av..,3anlrd - - -______________ 2 BR, 26, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for $33,900. Vehicles 107W 77th st 55-Boats & Accessories 3237832 -- Got a dirty Car' Get it li'aiod like brand new tIring t It' Bills I: fl,j St,tiOti at .'Stti I ax 32: 9t1'O BATTERY SHOP MUST SELL-- 17' F glass Lar son Runabout w '63 10 hp, recently rebuilt Needs seat & ___________ cleanup. $350. 373-UI? aft 6. - -- Inc. ii, Quality Inn North, 1.4 0. Wear store? Now you can have - M. Unsworth Realty JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone322.7881.Sanford - - Pontac - 74 Gr.ud Pr'. AIo ar AM FMI,llii'te'it 1' 55- 323 0264 isA—Vans 76—Auto Goodusetiiv's,$2S&up MILLERS 26IYOrIandoDr Ph. 3220332 ' Harold Hall Realty Do you find time on your __________________________ hands? Do you enloy housework? Could you *3.10 hr. during the tirs. the kids are in school? Come 5H Go Westet'nI Have you ever '.4 .1 ...,..kxn - We'tprfl ''' ________________________-- ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: 24-8uSineSSOPPD('tU,,..._ . - - I W.GarnetfWhite Peg Real Estate Broker - . - ow down plyments. 37777 7 I 41? - - Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. -- F ------------------ L 3?) 95-IS 1975 Chevy P,nelt'dVin Partly customized 37? 8562 ,,tt S TV repo 19" lenilh Sold orig 5493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 3398386 Geneva 3acrcj, $10,000 Lk Harney 700' 537.000 monthly payments under S2O. REAL ESTATE - ____ 53-TV- Radio-Stereo MLILTIpIE'LISTING REALTOR 4 pct. interest to qualified buyers. Ne homes with REALTOR.322 7498 repo 16 tu ft trost free. Orig $529. now $705 or SlY nio 4(1001 339 8386 ARE BATEMAN REALTY - - 70' 1913 Travel T railer sleeps 6. A C. Self (Ont,ImflOd A I cond 51.500 373 0611/ Ref qocwj - 323 1310 -- - '71 Lin Cont extra clean tires, fully equip 5854.) 11) 8614 bt'tore ANFORD AUCTION. ',1SFier repo GE Oe'lux,' model Sold orig $409 .35. used short tine $189 I-I or 319 35 mu 14q,'tit 339 8386 REAL ESTATE - - Call Bart - 6i :.'cres for only 516.500 '/ery ' good terms, Osteen I?" Color port TV, solid state. $175. 25" Color TV. $65. AM FM slerco w cassette, AM FM H. E,n.st MORRIS Sr. slereo w record player. 323 6670 Broker 290 N. 11-92, Casselberry, Fl. , IIARGAIN TV'S 134.1200 Eve. 162-3*5' Wtypaymorc7 HERB'S TV 25915 SanforclAvc 323 731 - - , -- -. - - -- . - GROVES *Lg, lot, fenced patio. -- ----- We specialize in FARMS RANCHES Wanted to buy or lease w option to buy from owner, moderate house or 2 BR trailer within mm. of Sanforo. Adult section I preferred. Good handyman. 323-6675. I _________________________ 'OWNER FINANCING 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS. 'Price $49,900. $6000 dwn. 25 yrs. 12.3 pet at $475.67 mo, ________ ------- I2ISS French P.1 NMOF7E WASHER Parts, S,'ryii' used Miictiine, - — .%SOONIY APPLIANCES 373 0697 75—Recreational Ut Sylvan A;e'a. S ,res 377.000 Other parcels avail W Maliczowski, REAL TOP 3?? 79113 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. eNew carpet, redecorated *32'x19' pool. Air cond. - 70 Caddy, 2 dr Coupe deV lIe Good running (00(1 Stereo new hatter', rCdial t're nuffh-r 8. shOcks S'VS Consignments of household goods h,lve been coming in all ,,eek long & still as this Cd goes to print We are loaded with mixture of old & modern, md beautiful rattan LR suite, *,ol tbl. Iq assortment of velvet p,lintings, wicker bar assorted chests, stools dressers, dinettes. TV's, couches. tbfs too much more to list Definitely a sale to attend S MASTER CHARGE & VISA $ —________________________ - ePool home, 3 BR, 26 65 Comet 8850 10 Pont Cor 3995 904 383 7753 or South on Wekv,j Fills Rd 1 8286 ifie sooner you plac your classified ad. the Sooner you get results Eves 319 3400 322 1959 - ____ •172U' of comfort, 1g. FR '72 Chev Cnero, 3c0 auto Air. Exc Cond - $1 495 869 1047 •PU BLIC AUCTION,° MON., FEB 25, 7 PM. - Pi,yti t,uifori o''nlc I'as caro usei s? II .n warranty Di 'qmn,lly 5649 assume pay uhi'fltS of $71 no Agent 339 - STEMPER AGENCY Orlando 327 1577 UST MAKE PAYMENTS , '75 models Call 3399100 or 834 - . BUDGETS - 80-Autos for Sale ', 52-Appliances _________________________________ 2.1395 .%p r tI, At,' Orl,indo S.nfor 3,'! 1677 321 06.10 , Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR, 20 home, central located, only 548.000, assume mort, at 7. SLIM ---- -- SEIGLER REALTY 526 000-St Johns River access, 53500 dwn' for 10 acres, owner will assist with financing, shaded lot. $93 ____________ _________ Looking for a Oh' The CI,,csf ed Ads will help you find thai oh dental Auctions & Appraisals CIII Dell Aii t'coi 323 620 Sell that extra bike with a low COStClassified Ad - iPC' O8 cComo, 'CROCETT • microwave, half acre oak . I, Ton Chevy PU 350 auto trans. PS PB 31 000 322 7687 - S Drawer File Cab .550 Chest of Drawers. $20 35W TV. 520 323 1747 - Beautiful 538.000-6 • acres double wide, cleared & fenced. this won't last, call & see today. 2 S Myrtle Ave Sanford 321 0640 79—TrUCks- TralIer ' $28,000- New Listing, 3 BR. lB. older home, good cond., corner lot, owner finance with substantial down BROKER WILSON PLACE- gorgeous - ______ _ - ,- - '.1- ;t.i Y Ii SF1' I-' ,.'FE NIT ,i RE 8. pp lANCE S Sanford F-er i,t(re S,iIv.113(' 3?? 8721 MICROWAVE Sanford's Sales Leader clCcmo. Sterec. Chairs Lamps All pricedtosell 5050 aft9 JOp m - 86? ________-______ -- - cond ' ' CROCKETT OFSANFORDREALTOR Pool Table, Cue Sticks & Other Accessories 3?? 1641 aft S p m time Original 5891, bal, $111 or $71 mu Agent 339 $3$l - . FANTASTIC 4 BR, 28, huge kit., formal OR, 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mtg. Perfect location $34,500, WOODED LOTS ROAD FRONTAC.E NEAR CAR RI AGE COV F YOUR CHOICE FROM 54.600 ONLY THE BEST 4 PR, 78 homeinSanoraw C Ff54. pan FL rm.. eat in kit., pantry 8. every feature imaginable! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Abuy for 557,500 . Need a Small Home? Well, we have a 2 BR, FP LR, fenced yard, for only 539,500. ALL FLORIDA REALTY - -. ••___ ____________ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PAR K I REALTORS Branch OffIce 3232222 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. 1.49,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK! SHADOW LAKE WOODS— Cashier-Hostess Exp only AM shift 4 days, Apply 1 BRO I P 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED ROOM, 1' BATH. ORIGIN ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFF ER. $28,500. 4lHnuses woodedhalf acreshowsoff this 4 BR split plan w-wood I stone exterior. Great room w-FP, solarium, sunken shower.tub combo In Master, & low assumption. Price $9S,500. ACRES NEAR LAKE HARNEY C.ENEVA AREA 322 2420 LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. 5 ACR ES, ROAD FRONTAGE. WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. MANY Ex TRAS 589.900. _________________________ - -- - - ----- ----- - tar.nq luggage hag Disc trahi's ii. start Good S'C .123 9)55 off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding These -beds are not damaged or Whatever the occasion, there is a seconds but brand new top fine - classifIed ad to solve It Try one bedding sets only! Free local soon _______________________ __________________________ delivery Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1797. So of 72-Auction Sanford 3?2B7" ________________________ — 1978 SInger F-utura Fully auto. CLL OF TIlE ABOVE PRO PER I E ARE AVAILABLE WIT H TERMS AND WE HAvE MANY MORE NOT ADVERT sun c.i 1 1.15 ,\NY1.%AY REALTOR 3221991 carriage operation to be based in Sanford, Fl, Qualified ap- ? 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, ________ -- 1916 Honda 3601 3100 rn WE BUY USED F URNI TUP E APPL lANCES 8. P1 LIMPING FIXT.ipLS JenkinS Fur niture 70' F 25th St 3230981 _____.___________ 520.000. , IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya nex car, see todays Classified ad: for best buys. -- -- iF GOING SF PS' ICE OWNER SAYS REDUCE S ACRES IN UPSALA TO 31.500 CASH OR TERA' EXCELLENT Investment Property! 3 BR, ll home in HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MODERN POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 2'- BATH, FORMAL DINING I ROOM,FIREPLACE,EAT.IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO $52,900 WITH ASSUMA3LE MORTGAGE. NEW 2 BR, 8, & 3 BR, 2B. models from ONLY $59,900. Low 11.5 pd. interest assumable with $15,900 down. GREAT TAX SHELTER with EXCELLENT RETURN ON INVESTMENT, Cell today! Martha V. Mikler REALTOR 671 885 or 323 1926 after hrs _____________________________ - -- Antiques, modern furniture Sterling Silver, Oriental RugS Diamonds Rr(100S Antiques In 2tC1 Why buy used' New brand name t,ox springs & mattresses at 20 pct above dealers cost Twin, full size. Queen & king Jenkins Furniture. 205 E. 25th St 37) 0981 LOTS OF LOTS. AREA OF FINER HOME S NEAR SANDRA TAKE YOUR PICK $7,900 EACH I 'BEAT INFLATION.. * BUY A DUPLEX. _______ 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE F- PONT VOL USIA COUNTY EXTRA SCEN IC SSe 9(i . ________________________ ------- -.---- A OK TIRE NEW TIRE-S $19 898. LIP 7413 French Av Santo'd .-_-__-_.--.--_ , When you place a Classified .'j in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because Something wonderful is about to happen. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid _ Used. any cOnditiOn 644 8176 - S1'ENs1ROr _______________________________ • J ________________________ 24 HOUR 1]] 3229283 _____________________ Dining RoomHelp Apply in person Holiday Inn BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun The Want Ad Way - I lISod full size hotel motel bed clioQ Very clean, $14 OSea pc Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of Sanford 327 8'?' 5$ ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT. LAKE HELEN AREA 350.000 81*1108 FURN. DUPLEX - near down town, very neat 2 story. Cozy home for 2 families or great investment with excellent income. $36,000 owner flnancedw$5,000dwn. Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR 323 3774, - _______________________________ ;435 - S F rench 17 97) Sanford 373 5374 R OBI IL'S ip3 xes _____ 51-Household Goods 8 ACRES LAKE FRONT POLL lNC HILLS NICELY WOOD F 0. VOL U S I A COUNTY $78500 Inc., Realtors - REALTY _. -A--Apartments & 77-Junk Cars Removed 68 -Wanted to Buy ____________________________ _____________________________ BUY JUNK CAPS We buy USed furniture From $10 '0550 1 URNIT LIRE & I FlINGS Call 1)? 1674. 37 441.,, 500 S Sanford A',e Sanford To Collar Paid for junk & us cars. trucks & hea,, equipment Cash 322.4132 377 5990 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave — Buy & Sell, the finest Ifl used 78-NctorCyCteS furniture, Refrig StOvM, tfs ____________________________ The Real Estate Agency -- 40 I ( _________________------- Available Now 3 BR, $320 mo. carpet, drapes, appliances, Dep lease, max 2 children 377 7090 - 4 PLUS ACR ES WOODED . 0AD NTAGF DEL TONA AREA $17,100 ________ ___________________________ - HIGHWAY i 4 F RONTAGE. LIe BARY AREA 15 WOODED ACRES 3)1.500 _____________________ __________ REAL ,ESTATE Broker Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR 373 5771 Must be capable typist, various routine office duties. Apply in per,on Cobia Boat Co. 100 Silver Lake Rd. for Sale picnic fable. w 7 benches, 530. full size baby bed w mattress, $25 Oak porch rockers. 79 95. 'i-tat otfic desk. $70 Jenkins Furniture. 205 F 25th St 373 098 ______________________________ I8f8I1I Private party wants to buy older income property, After6p.m 322-2962 ' 50-MisCellaneOus Side ty Side refrigerator, 875 REALTY WORLD. Monday, Feb. 25. 191G-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 43—Lots-Acreage ._ .. -- High school grad will train. $770 mo. to start, full benefits, I chance ot a life time. SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home 3 BR. 28. extra 1g. kit .5 Fl rm on 1 acre. siso mo Ph. AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 French Ave. Seiqler Realty. BROKER, 321 3235176 0611 Corner of 10th & French "Your Future Our Concern" 3 BR, 28 to responsible adult fern $300 - deposit, near * * *_*_* * ** Sanford. 12751578. SWITCHBOARD needed, Days & afternoons, 53.10 hr. to start. Horian Engineering, 600 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary, Fl. 327g. i 290 N. 17-92, Casselberry, Fl. 814.5200 Eve. 162-3655 - Pretty 3 BR. Ii B FCnCed C Ff54, $350 mo 323 6570 5MANAGERTRAINEE$ Light hand assembly help - H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. - - - -- _______ —!" FLORIDA LIVING 7 BR. 1 B. Fl room, 5cr porch. fenced back yard. corner lot, flew roof, clean flside & out Ready to move into Deltona! Here it is! Should be 575.000, only $64,500. Custom built 32. has everything in cluding built in Microwave oven ___ Iinart -- - — - --- ' _____________ NIGHT MAINTENANCE -Cleaning Experience preferred not essential. •Paid Vacations ICompany Paid Life Insurance IPaid Holidays Stock Purchase Plan •Paid Sick Leave iPaid Pension Plan •Free HospitalIzation Sickness & Accident Disability Insurance, AndManyMore Apply In Person Location: US Hwy 17-92 & Air port Blvd. An Equal Op. portunity Employer. ______ 41 -1 1 uses - Personto carefor6 mo. girl, my home nights. Sal. nego. Room & Board optional. 322.7111. .... — _______ SANFORD Remodeled lt plus den air, tile bath sno Good fishing, lake frontage. Adults 841 7183 acre mini farm, Comp. w 3 BR home Osteen I BR S7Oc up Pool AdUltS Only Just perfect for Sm. fam, or Ada Just So, of retired couple. 2 BR, 1B, LR, Airport Blvd Ofi 1792 in Sanford FR, very attractive kit., Call 3235670 Deitona, Mariner's Village , - Legal Notice 30APaI1rTntS Unfurnjspcj LPN. Ito 12 part time. Apply in pet'wn Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Cenler, 950 Mellonvitle. - --____________________ _________________________ Wanted - C �- - . .-- - •-' 'I r ..- BLON DIE 46—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . IN E SUGGESTION AN-1T04IN( eox? - Monday, Feb. 23, 1$0 JUST THIS VOODOO DOLL WITH THE PIN STLIO< IN IT by Chic Young I 5 THAT DOLL st.iPposa TO BE ME? IA ..J a r flu iuu III CJCJ I Pitcher handle RJOIDL P1j1M1 4 Irritates 51 Aviation 11 01 P 8 New agency (abbr.) CT C Y ! !Isis 53 Trashy people Testament 1 L E book Sl Thrusts under -J Li OMUL 12 Before this water - £ NV ! 0 ____ 13 i ;,,..,i .,,i 14 Home base Dine 61 Capable 15 College 62 Prong degree (abbr.) 63 Spanish 16 District article 18 Truth 84 Puts to w3rk 20 Lions home 65 Child's play 21 Compass 66 Drug agency point (abbr.) /( k T 1 4444 1' ' 225 BEETLE BAILEY by Moat Walker - COOL) THE BORN LOSER I)OU by Art Sansom }'TAP iT P F.0)O' FOR LM1IXo 114 cA.c4( WLOUIT1 I \ (aCT P. TMPII* OVAflO? * IE by Bob Montana HAVE ANY POLITICAL VIEWS!? WELL by Howl. Schneider EEK & MEEK ThS UKT I4APPEIJ5 1L1 11iJEELJ ThAT TAK5CIJ A T OF (.UL)6S5 by Al Vermeer -f M GOI NG10 5AVE ALL AW .%I MONYmANP V NEXT by -Stof fad & H&mdahi CONSARNED — 16 1 AlI . SIDS GOURMET DINER___ rr" __ ______ '• DEARDR. LAMB —I'm 51 years old and have been on the phil for 12 years and I'm still having my menstral periods. doctor said as My I'm of ex- Is ca be VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. Lady Luck likely look more favorably your self. interests and give you reason is on y.afl..w. .. Keen judgment will steer you -fn t,..i ltia, If SM%l1 CA 0W correctly. Romance travel, where the action ii. Make life luck, resources, possible happen to you. pitfalls and career for the LIBRA (Sept. 23.0ct. 23) coming months are all Something you've set In discussed in your Astro. rmUon in ran&dlv wnrkmne in 111id lifiat -_ Graph Letter, which begins zingbout you fnr , readers who want t)ai J.,., s' - , END op ROLL WIN AT BRIDGE -. Alan: The deuce or trump lead cuts down the possible trump tricks to nine. Therefore, declarer needs an extra side suit trick to come to 12. This twelfth trick can be found by rufflng out the club ace or diamond king in time to set up a trick In one of those suits, or by the simple process of takinç a successful diamond finesse.' Oswald: "The play must begin by a careful play at trick one. It is up to South to win that first lead by overtaking dummy's eight of trumps with the nine." Alan: "After that correct start South ruffs a club in dummy, ace of diamonds, diamond nail, club ruff, diamond ruff, club ruff with dummy's last trump, diamond ruff to set u dummy's last ,..i... ye ti -- be a little moreadvenitroU to you to understand its about some plans you have In Importance and take ad. the making. The results will vantagc of It. be excellent. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEWNI (May 21-June 20) 19) What you do and s*y today *& ti u,w ,i1 If You from one source, don't let this pereons important to your ly Oswald Jacshy stop you today. Keep plans. Choose your words au A'.' s.'s. plugging.Beertocec carefully. You'll easily win Oswalt "u West failed to that which Is tight under your then open a trump, declarer would flOSS. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. have been able to cash CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Don't hesitate today to dummy's aces of spades and Satisfaction of a personal take advantage of help that is diamosde and then score all goal can be expedited today If offered. Aid from another will It trumps by mesn of a cross you are wlllha - to do votr benefit both of you. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST 57 RI A friend muld lnf1ueni vnu tn BUGS BUNNY I' As Late As Age with your birthday. Mall $1 hoped to achieve. You'll hear for each to Astro-Graph, Box about It shortly. 489, Radio City Stations, N. V. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. ) 110019. Be sure to specify If you have something to birth date. discuss with another, get In ARIES March 21-April touch with him or her. 19) There is a handsome Valuable Information will be reward on Its way for good relayed to you from this work you are doing toward a contact worthy goal. Doubling your SAGrITARIUS (Nov. 33. efforts will bring It to you Dec. 21) A financial op sooner. portunity not necessarily of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your own making, could come //// - - - - a - — HUMEMEN HENN ONE II BEEN MEMEM ME Is seeking your advice, even If the facts are hard to swallow, PRISCILLA'S POP UI IIA• IAlPItI jo1ilJoJI IlL j j itilIi* ii - - r 1CIN ri C T $ T 'ON'S •r1AI L1.. itNIOlS TI iii frik mD ii i P1st SIT oteui II Eye infection 47 Fencing 17 Preposition position 19 Small bird 49 Jacobs II%III7 I long as I'm on the pill, I will have my period. He said I 22 Scamp could go off the pill and 24 Diminutive suf. DOWN 23 Drop heavily wouldn't have to worry about brother . .--. LI rut, o Kitchen Electric 1 tiecmc risn getting pregnant. What do you 50 Brushes 28 Bodies of implement 2 Fotksinger say? Does the pill make you issue can send 75 cents with a against water 30 Small weight Guthrie 27 Priggish have your period? Could I long, stamped, self-addressed 33 Work unit 3 Renovate 52 Huge 28 Obliging 34 Soft drink 4 Neck become pregnant if I went off envelope for it. Send your continent 29 Eve's mite 36 Neuter 5 Fish eggs request to me, in care of this the pill? 54 Egg (Fr.) 31 Coagulum 37 Breezy 6 Mideast newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, DEAR READER 55 Musical group 32 Swirl 39 California Alto, herdsman Radio City Station, New York, 56 Greek Actually, the pill causes you 7 Unrestrained 35 Succulent 41 Cover with plant pleasure colonnade to have an artificial period. It NY 10019. turf 38 Puppy sound 58 Intermediate 8 Apropos DEAR DR. LAMB - Would provides female hormones 42 Smudge 40 Long journey 9 Intimacy you please tell me the early and the bleeding occurs (z) Humility 10 Paving 43 Prevalent symptoms of pregnancy? I 59 Ensign (abbr.) because the pill Is stopped. 4 Saga substance (p1.) 45 Lamprey - — — — — — — — — This is a completely at- know I could find out from my 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Ito 11 18 tificlal mechanism and so local doctor but I see no need — — — naturally it continues even to use up his time. 12 13 READER after the ovaries have quit DEAR I Perhaps the most common — functioning and a woman has j•- — — — — — 17 completed the menopause, early symptom is failure to — — That's why a woman who is have menstrual periods for a ii — 21 through the menopause will woman in the childbearing continue to have artificial age. About a month to six — 22 23 25 —___ — menstrual periods each weeks into the pregnancy a _____ month when she stops the pill, variety of symptoms may or I have no way of knowing may not be observed. Fatigue whether you would or would is one of them, but many jull not get pregnant when you women have no fatigue at all. stop the pill. That depends Morning sickness is a classic entirely on whether you have symptom. However, women completed the menopause or can be nauseated other than anC IVUUI V,. oc UI .s.... PUIUWIt' L,... n •hn ,-nnrnln.J Pitt then 48 47 N4.1 something about your case other women who are that's not Included in your pregnant have no such dif49 50 51 54 53 letter but you are young ficulties at all. Usually there is an increase enough to still be in the 57 59 ___ 60 — childbearing years Women in appetite and there may be — — - IlL _____ havebeen known — to get w. 0• some tenderness in the breasts with a beginning of pregnant up to age 57. If you were to stop the pill some increase in size. That may be about all there - — — — — — — and then didn't have any evidence of ovulation for a is to note in the very early (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) period of two years, then you stages of pregnancy. This would probably be pretty safe explains why pregnancy tests In saying you wouldn't get are often absolutely essential pregnant. Otherwise, I feel to make an early diagnosis of HOROSCOPE that you would need to take pregnancy. Of course, as the some precautions after pregnancy advances, the By BERNICE BEDE oso., stopping the pill until you find symptoms and signs of the out whether you are still pregnancy become more For Tu.sday, February 26, 1980 ovulating and still capable of marked and rather easily Identified. YOUR BIRTHDAY homework. It'll be worth the 55ttlfl pregnant. I.. k QUW..V I'V Ut U e age Peiariaryzs, lus time you spend on the matter, This year conditions are LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) group and would have an sending conducive to a more ex- Have a well-defined goal Interest in it, The Health Letter numberyou GOVERNOR'S pIve social life. With the today, and kflOW iJIy HIGHWAY SAFETY 12, Menopause. 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Kell y Denies rn na I Activity C rii V -. - Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cent s :•. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer At a press conference at 12:30 p.m. today, U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, H- New Port Richey, planned to issue the following two-sentence denial of any involvement in criminal activity as a result of a probe by the FBI of several months duration "I have not been involved in any criminal activity," he was to say in the statement. "The matter is under investigation and any other comment .s inappropriate." - AD by Hal Kaufman — EARLY ONI A service station operator hoped to be the first In town to offer bargain prices on a certain product. Coincidentally, he used the letters of the word EARLIEST to prepare a sign bearing two our•rr words. What words were on the sign? ••,,c bill • Name Garnet Fill blanks with masculinenames to 1 sJ Identity four birds: 1. Whippoor . 2. white. 4. daw. ?? batross. 1 • lII had as many again asl have now, half a5 many again as originally, and two arid one- half, I'd have 20 coins. How many have I now? •.•of •ul I i1 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Thora are at least sin differences In drawing details between tip and bottom panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with this. bslew. OuinIw 'I .im I.u.w 1 buiuw t lW I 'eumniw it It 161161 1 41011M sj sJ013ed -c •6 115• II 8000 IPUIM .5 S :5j ' ' V . , • - - - . . V - • V • - V / . V - - - • V . - V V •. 14 .I4i V . ., V Posy Posersi Which flower takes pictures? The photodendron. Which flower Is used In golf? The too rose. Which flower is part pickle? Th. daffodill. SUM FUN WITH TOOTHPICKS Form nine squares with 24 toothpicks, as shown above. Now, try to most those chathaP tangles: lang.,: Take away four tsothplck$ and leave five squares. Take away eight; Ieav.twssquares. Take away 12, and Wave three squares. Possible answers: 1. Remove center tooth. pick on each side. 2. Remove eight tooth. picks around center square. 3. R.mov. 12 toothpicks surround Ing three diagonal squares. There may be other answers, V V -. V .:.'. ',' '- V '. ' - . V . V .. , 4. Kell Florida's thd1rz:LAdudes most of __•••J $ available For telephone interviews. His press secretary, Bill Purvis, said Kelly would answer some questions from the news media at the conference, "but questions to the point of the investigation will be answered by the statement we have released." - - Prior to running for the congress. Kelk , .5 uu '._uI j uu. iii uiu oils .iutii'.. 111 Circuit of Florida, encompassing Pasco and Pinellas counties, While lie was a circuit judge, a bill of impeachment Was voted. Liv the Florida House of Representatives. No trial was 'I held by h t e Florida Senate. however. which voted instead to grant a motion b Kell) 's attorney at the time to thsmuiss Purvis said the congressman's office RICHARD KELLY the charges. has been deluged with telephone calls this '•ills (telilge office said to be arrogant and inKeUv morning, with Th calls recorded lr the ate of people in his courtroom. consider, to press relx)rts published in At two-hour period from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 which was not an impeachable offense in to the nation's capital, Kelly is alleged a.m. attorney. Mack cash from lit Fill the view of Sanford have accepted $,000 "There was no other way to handle it than through a press conference," Purvis undercover agent for his promise to hell) Cleveland Jr., then a member of the sponsor legislation benelitting a non-Fl ori(ki Senate. said. - . / . existing Arab Sheikh. The transaction is reported to have been filmed on videotape. The fdni is said to ShOW Kell accepting the money at it Washington townhouse stuffing the money into his jX)(ketS. Money accepted by six other house members, it U.S. senator and 20 other public officials is said to be in the $50,000 range. All of the other elected officials in the probe are Democrats. Kelly was first elected to thc ilouse in 1974. In the tu subsequent cctius 1976 and 1978 he faced JoAnn Saunders and Da Be an Orlando %%VIs V " rw - / . ' - I 1 4 • I I j Herald Pheloi by Tern Vincen t Grand Juries In 4 Cities To Hear Evidence In Still-Growing Scandal 'Iii Is hot air balloon, piloted by Dallas Witgen[eld, came perilously WASHINGTON UPI - Federal One senator and seven menthers of the close to electrical power lines over the Airport (top photo). wit. Among those under investigation are Woscutors IU$ i*.unt SVWS**CS soon House of Representatives were Identified Sen. Harrison WillIams Jr., 1)-N.J . and tfe41, lu&.own. ow k$ ThUñde,chirkeà,I.the skydiving 'clown, had to grand juries in four cities in a bribery as of the FillI investigation in Reps. John Jenrette Jr., 1)-S.C., Richard his passenger on the flight from DeLand to Sanford, Mrs. Laverne Investigation involving eight members of which public officials were observed or Kelly, H-Ha., John Murphy, DNA'., Smith of DeLand, who had been given the trip as a birthday present Congress and more than 20 public of- photographed accepting possible in- Frank Thompson Jr., 1)N.J., arid three by her husband, Jim. At the landing site, Wittenfeld (bottom right), ficlals, government sources said today. fluence bribes, often in $50,000 amounts. Pennsylvania Democrats, Raymond assisted by Max Bates, examines the balloon for holes, lie chose the The sources said some phases of the Lederer, Michael Myers and John landing site to avoid hitting the power lines and hit a barbed wire two-year investigation - which was The case which could involve Murtha. fence and several palm trees on the way down. There were no In. disclosed over the weekend - have not possible countercharges of entrapment been completed and the nearly $700,000 was conducted in it house rented by the Juries. Sources said the congressmen .ere involved Is still being traced. FBI in the Georgetown area of Wit- "very business hike" at meetings where That suggests others may be im- shlngton. There, sources said, some money changed hands; some put the pllcated in the biggest political in- deals were proposed by agents posing as cash in their l)ckets, some in briefcases vestigation since Watergate. go-betweens for wealthy Arabs. and sonii in paper bags. targets CUED INI OresI four tries sinks the ball marked X In the corner pocket above. Which one? We'll let you decide. ALMOST COOKED —p - ciftem r I I OF lRe 1 - F: Hantar CnL sad K'I' I l r I rip I&11Ot41. V a - By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Recaptured A Place Of daughter of Ms. Oliver's sister, Regina their faces as they opened the door to the Oliver. Her body was found in the house, remains of the front room of the house. McManus was treated and released at Rosalyn Oliver's daughter, Olivia, 2, Seminole Memorial for second-degree suffered severe burns, but survived the facial burns. Schaeffer was treated at the blaze due to the ettorts of Leonard scene. Carter, 26, a neighbor. The blaze completely destroyed the "When I got there, fire was coming out small frame home neighbors say everywhere," said Carter, who managed Jackson had lived in for about the past to pull the child from just inside the door, five years. Firefighters and neighbors Carter extinguished the flames in say Rosalyn and Regina Oliver were Olivia's clothes, burning his hands in the away from the house when the fire process. Olivia is listed in fair condition started. Two children, not identified, at Seminole Memorial. escaped from the house on their own, "I could hear Lewis walking around In firefighters say. the back," said Carter, who added he was The blaze was quickly extinguished by unable to fight his way through the arriving on the scene from a flames to get to the man trapped behind nearby station. But all that remained walls 01 fire. was the floor and charred frame of the Carta and Olivia were both taken to home. Seminole Memorial by a neighbor as Seminole firefighters arrived. The blaze was the first multiple fatality Two county firemen, Mike McManus fire in the county since Dec. 31, 1978 said and District Commander Tom Schaeffer county Public Safety Director Gary were injured when the fire flashed In Kaiser. - Fire officials blame a kerosene heater for a fire Saturday night that killed two residents of Midway. A one-year-old girl and a 56-year-old man died when the blaze tore through a three-room wooden house, A second child is in Seminole Memorial Hospital with burns covering 25 percent of her body, rescued by a neighbor who burned his hand while pulling her from the flames, which erupted shortly after 9 p.m. in the home on Water Street, just off State Road 46. The fire started In a kerosene heater fire victim Louis Jackson, 56, was using to heat the email home he shared with Rosalyn Oliver and her mother Geneva Nelson, firefighters say. Jackson's body was found towards the rear of the house, where he was.trapped by the flames. Also killed was Caroline Oliver, Prison Horror SANTA FE, N.M. ( UPI) Police until all fires are out. reclaimed the New Mexico State "Time irunates that we've talked to said Penitentiary during a rapid, gunshot-free there are more bodies in there," Anaya assault Sunday found the grisly remains said. 'It could be later today, this afof 36 hours of convicton-convict reprisals, ternoon, (Jr possibly as late as tomorrow" mutilations, burnings and sexual before the search resumes. assaults that left at least 32 dead. State Corrections Secretary Felix Rodriguez said the Final count of bodies State Police and National Guardsmen would searched through the night for more Fred be announced today. State Rep. Mondragon, who toured the prison, victim in the live burned-out wings and said he expected the death toll to exceed main corridor of the prison, through still- 40. blazing fires, piles of windows and doors About 800 inmates who did not parand debris from ceilings and walls ticipate in the riot spent the night in 20crumpled by the heat. degree temperatures in a tent city on one Maj. Charles Anaya of the State Police corner of the 12-acre prison grounds, with said early today 32 bodies had been the approximately 250 encamped found, but that officers were being kept on time opposite corner under close stir-, out of the two major unsearched areas veillance by National Guard - who rioters troopers. Woman- Wants To Be Part. Of Chang e At Academy weighs lii lbs," thinks she will be prepared to do anything she will need to do as a Naval officer. ByDIANEPETRYK midshipmen felt this ridiculous will conic up that haven't been invented reasoning. The differences are socially yet." induced, they say. The challenges facing the U.S. now Ne . (SeCond 01 two ports) "An officer doesn't need to be prepared Webb also implied that the military have to be met, she said. "And I like WASHINGTON (UPI) - President known early this week, perhaps when he academy women were risking their challenges." to lift a ton," she said. break the Among the first An officer is a "total person," she Carter says he has decided whether meets with Democratic congressional feminity because "they study a man's First, there's the challenge of the x barrier at the U.S. Naval Academy added. .you can be a genius and not be women should be registered along with leaders Tuesday morning. Speaker profession, learn the deeds of men and academy. (the first female graduates areexpected able to lead chickens." men for the military draft, but he has not Thomas O'Neill already has said the accept men as role models." "It's tough," she said. "But I think I'll 1n1910), Erica Ryder of Sanford lives her House will not pass legislation requiring If Erica graduates from the academy disclosed his decision. Erica replied that it's not a man's make it. I'm hallway through the daily life on the cutting edge of social as scheduled in 1, American taxCarter was expected to make his views the registration of women. profession or men's deeds that they are toughest year and I think I've done well." change. And, she intends to stay, there payers win ha ve. $1l,000 t studying. Erica added that time academy loses the with a life-long commitment to "make her education. "Traditionally male-dominated, yes," same number 'of women as men, things happen." The article's author, James Webb, combat, to endure prisoner-of-war she said. "But that is changing and I'm proportionately, before graduation. The number one purpose, high above Intelligent, outspoken and determined, specific academic learning, Is to provide himself a Naval Academy graduate, said camps and to fight this country's wars very glad to be a part of it if I help to "Sonic of those who wash-out were She expects to hasten the end of Iflale this country with combat leaders— In- the presence of women at military with skill and tenacity. And It is all but change things and open up opportunities pushed into the academy," she said. noIdards desire of any telilgent officers with command academies is "corrupting the country's gone," Webb wrote, and hasstal mmnonce eased paforma= for Women.' "They're not sure they want to come but becalume presence and ft abilities to lead by fighting mission, with grave conWebb further contends men will not "I don't Odnit I'm losing my femininity are pushed into it by their parents. I'm she is a woman. eumni, and think clearly under stress. aequencea to the national defense." fight at their best, most brutal, If women at all," she added. "I'm glad I'm a pushing for myself. - At the acadeMy, she'll lobby, do said, In other wordu, "managers of viole'ica," Webb contends women are "poisoning are next to (bern in the foxholes. woman." "You have to want to make It." for equalization of requirements for n Dics uW her commanders called the preparation of men for combat "Well, that's the man's problem, not Erica said she doesn't Then, there's the challenge of serving exclude the passing physical leds. Right now, for them. command" because their presence has the woman's," Erica said. U the men traditionally feminine roles of wife and tier country. inataiice,'meu must be able to run a mile But If women are never allowed in caused a reduction of physical standards would react that way she said she feels mother from her future, but said she "Other countries don't believe we back in six and a half minutes, but women get combat aid are excluded from other and elimination of the tough "plebe" It's something they must Overcome. Intends to have a life-long career, our words anymore," she said, "We .an extra minute. military jobs, is this money being In which upperclassmen are "Women haven't ever been In corn- Perhaps, she said, she will get into the speak softly and don't carry any sticks." "The requirements should be the $e wasted? allowed to subject freshmen to all bat," She added, "So how can he predict political aspects of the Navy such as She said she would like to do something for men and women," she said. "Bicauso Erica and other famles at the manner 01 "harsh and cruel" punish- how they will act?" Pentagon work, about America appearing weaker and If we're not considered on an equal scale 1tjy were recently inceneed over an meats in the name of developing Webb 8130 wrote that It is obvious men "I'm too much the type of person who weaker. we won't be able to operate as equals." article that appeared In "The manhood, are and should be the aggressors in likes to get things done," she said. "I'm "We're not always right in this But under the present system, Erics, Washingtonian" magazine entitled, "It was designed to produce a man who society because women don't rape men. an activist. And there are so many op. country," Erica said, But we've got time A i400I. 944ncimes, who "generally, "Women Can't Fight." Erica said she and other female portunities. There are opportunities that would be able to bean effective leader in best thing going there is." - V Herald Staff Writer • was • • io n Registration Decis ar .ea women to I t . . year, - : V 3l I - v'.i1'_LL .,.A ... V. J. . *...i..,.L - V S. V- �..._.-_---.-'1e-....~ I . I 2A—Evening Herald, Fl. Monday, Feb. 4, 1,S 11111111111111 )I Robber Takes $90 From Restaurant By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer WORLD NAnON IN BRIEF thieves who made off with about $2,214 worth of her possessions, police say. Burglars broke into the home of Judy A. Fraley, 1200 Forest An armed robber made off with $90 from a fried chicken Drive, either Saturday night or Swtctay morning going stand Sunday night, report Sanford police. through several rooms she told police. A list of time stolen Vickie L. Beckwith, 22, of 324 Clearmont Rd., Lake Mary, property was not available. was working behind the counter of Famous Recipe Fried Chicken, l)9 S. Frech n Ave., at 10:27 p.m. Sunday when a RAPE REPORTED man approached her with a gun and ordered her to turn over rnnrnw In Ihø an A Sanford woman told deputies she was raped after two men all th e b She complied with the thief's demands, and he left through forced a friend from the car she was riding in, and drove it off Robert Epps, of 600 Celery Ave., told police he bent down dirt the same door he had entered through, running down 19th only for a second. A woman road Thursday night. standing next to the table claimed to a Street with about $90. The woman said she was in the car with her friend and two she had no knowledge of what happened to the orders, Epps MONEY ORDERS VANISH told officers, other men, w hen two of them "got him out of the car," and ff to the road, where one raped her, deputies say. She office Friday and discovered $255.49 In money orders gone BURGLARS RANSACK HOME was driven back to Sanford, where she reported the crime to from a table, police say. A Sanford woman found her home ransacked Sunday by police. IN BRIEF New York Airline Personnel rciitnr Refuse To Handle Red Flight NEW YORK (UPI) A Soviet airliner that officials tried to divert to Washington was sitting instead at Kennedy Airport today where ticket agents, mechanics and ground crewmen are refusing to handle Russian flights. It was unclear what would happen to the approximately 80 passengers who planned to depart for Moscow late Sunday on the flight, one of two every week to the Soviet Union. The Aeroflot plane put down at Kennedy Sunday afternoon, two days after the Port Authority of New York-New Jersey asked the airline to divert the arrival to Dulles Airport In Washington. It was not known why the plane ended up in New York. A woman at Aeroflot's New York office, reached by telephone, said she had "no comment" and hung up. The Teamsters Union, which represents ticket gents, and the Transport Workers Union, which represents mechanics and ground crewmen, have refused to handle Soviet fligh ts at Kennedy to protest the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. - In i CHICAGO (UPI) The Chicago School Board today considered seeking an injunction against more than 20,000 teachers striking to protest the firings of some 1,600 colleagues and a shortened school year. Public school teachers late Sunday voted overwhelmingly to strike the nation's third largest school system for the first time in 4 years. Their 7,717-2,506 vote the fifth strike vote in 11 years forced the board to close the city's 654 publIc schools to children. The schools remained open for staff members. - - I I 0_1 Anderson, Crane On Tube C "V. ' United Press International R e p. John Anderson believes he will win the Republican presidential nomination If his party wants a "genuinely moderate" candidate. And Rep. Philip Crane says his chances hinge on being the most conservative man available if Ronald Reagan stumbles. On CBS' "Face the Nation," Anderson said his prospects hinge on the chance that the Republican rank-and-file may decide that only a moderate could attract the independents and Democrats he said the party needs to win In November. Crane, on another program, said he entered the race in the first place on the "real possibility that Reagan was not going to he 10 feet tall, and that if he did stumble I'd be there." . I ,- -I,. Pete, a Repuiiean elephant from the Clyde Beatty Circus, will accompany Seminole County businessman Art Grindle through Florida's 17th senatorial district Friday as Grindie announces his candidacy for that seat In the state's upper house of the Legislature. Grindie and the elephant are scheduled to appear on the Seminole County courthouse steps In Sanford aiii:15a.m. to make the first announcement. He and the elephant will be making a similar announcement at 10:30 a.m. at the Osceola County courthouse in KissTnthiat 12:30 a.m. at the Altamonte Springs civic cthtet at 4 p.m. áfthé Merritt - - - ______ The last time a candidate used an elephant to promote his candidacy In Sanford was in 1962 w hen GOP legislative candidate Jan Fortune conducted an elephant parade through t he downtown section of the city. Fortune was the first Re publican even elected to public office from Seminole County. Grindle has been active in s. .t Republican campaigns and is member of the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee. He is running for the seat in the Florida Senate currently held by John Vogt I). I 11 1',', . .,..* . - 'f' 4 ____________ ________ Island Holiday Inn and at 7 p.m. at the Melbourne Ramada Inn, - - - - 11. - -_. , '-'-. Carter Outspending Kennedy - The senau7rlAr district encompasses the counties of Brevard, Seminole and Osceola.. Pete, a female elephant, Is 20 years old and about nine feet tall, TOOTHY TOOL Real teeth make this saw something out of the ordinary, It was one of a collection of imaginative carpenter's tools recently exhibited at San Francisco's Dc Young Museum.. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Even before President Carter beat Sen. Edward Kennedy In Iowa, he was raising more money than his foe and the difference in what they spent last year in key primary states could be crucial. The crises In Iran and Afghanistan and public disillusionment with Kennedy have put the president ahead in the polls, and the challenger's contributions have dropped off since Carter beat him 2-1 in Iowa last month. Carter has raised $5.75 million, while Kennedy who didn't begin his campaign until last fall has taken in $2.8 million, the reports show. Kennedy also has taken out a $1 million loan that must be repaid. - Ayatollah Blasts Superpowers Libyans Burn French Embassy IIIIIIIIII Khom ii PARIS (UP!) A Libyan mob, apparently angered over French support of Tunisia In the current tension between the two African nations, stormed and burned down the French Embassy In Tripoli today. France charged that Libyan authorities made no attempt to restrain the attackers. All French diplomatic personnel, including Ambassador Charles Malo, managed to escape safely from the building just as the mob was setting it afire, French officials said. Malo told a French radio station the mob óroke down the embassy doors, ransacked the building, then put It to the torch. He said the fire destroyed the building, leaving only the walls standing. - nsider Waldh elm Pl an By United Press International One source Indicated that Waldheim's casion of the prophet Mohammed's 1,410th Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today suggestions, relayed to the Iranian ambassa. birthday. sharply rejected interference In Iran's affairs dor at the U.N. last Thursday, had been ac"The democratic and communist dicby either the United States or the Soviet cepted by the Tehran government as the basis tatorships must be put in their place," ft Union, but in an apparent softening of his for further negotiations, Western press younger Khomeini said. "The oppressed of stand on the American hostages, diplomatic reports said, the world must rise up and should not fear the sources said the Islamic leader would meet W.ildheim suggested an Interiational shouting of the superpowers." with Iran's new president to discuss a U.N. commission be established to investigate the "I wish that the free people of the world plan for the capti ves' release, alieged crimes committed against Iran by the could have heard the sighs and cries of our In a message read by his son Ahmad to tens deposed shah. bereaved mothers and sisters, so that they of thousands of Iranians gathered at Tehran's The position of the militants on the could ha-.e seen some of the many crimes of Behescht e Zahar cemetery, Khomeini urged suggestion was not immedia tely known. Th ey the world-devouring US.A. and the deposed to "cut off the hands of, the have coijpua11y demanded the shah be iupirowtti of the Eui'alid Wait." ret*a'ned to Iran for trial before they release' monitor of the event. The Islamic leader did not mention' the hostage. "The free nation of Iran, now gives tomAfghanistan by name, lut condemned the Khomeini also reiterated Iran's support for plete support to the oppressed nations of the Soviet Invasion of Iran's eastern neighbor by various freedom movements an indication world against those whose logic Is tanks and denouncing imperialist interference in Ifl. of support for the Moslem rebels in cannons and their slogans are bayonets." dependent countries. Afghanistan. BanI..Sadr surprised observers by falling to The sources, quoted by Western press In the same vein, he urged Iranians to use his first major speech as Iran's presidentreports, said Khomeini and the newly elected redouble their support of the Palestinians "to elect to outline policy. Instead, he called on Abolhassan Bani.Sadr would meet within the tear out Israel, this root of corruption." the jubilant crowd to preserve "the spirit of next few days to go over U.N. Secretary Tens of thousands of Iranians cheered In the Islamic revolution." General Kurt Waldheim's suggestions for frenzy as Khomeini's son relayed his father's Interrupted several times by loud freeing the 50 hostages held for 92 days in the call to all Moslems to "stand up and defend demonstrations of support, BanI-Sadr said American Embassy. the justified demands of Islam" on the OeIranians would only free themselves from the Will French Nuke Soviets? - - - Gen, Claude Vanbremeersh, PARIS (UP!) commander of the French IstArmy, said today France may be the first to use nuclear weapons If attacking Soviet forces threatened Its territory after breaking through allied lines Vanbremeerah told the conservative daily L'Aurore the nuclear deterrent would be triggered If NATO allies did not use atomic weapons in the event of a deep Soviet breakthrough. The position of the French general appeared to reflect the thinking of President Valery Giscard d'Estaing and thus embody official military strategy. - School Meeting Off , - - . S.mIa.I. Memorial $.*tai P.b.s ADMISSIONS Sanford: Phyllis J. UM Sanford: Sanford: GMAN mom %1 et1ssS Ciii? TOILET TANK IAU. ' •..-- %M-t.M — '''V — -_ ." "i _______________ - I_ _____ • olscHao.s Feb. 3 A DMISSIONS Howard beaver Frank PIttigIlo Charles Ware Frances Young Ervin Quist, Delary Gertrude Wilson, Deltona Paulette S. Suggi, Lake Mary Neal H. 5annin, Leisbute DISCHARGES Sanford: Juanita 0. Coleman Iana Hodtwalksr Robert D. Ward -Susie Dulisse,- Delary - - provide up to $2 billion in assistance to Pakistan, During a break in the talks, Brzezinski Sunday visited a border outpost with a view of Afghanistan and a refugee camp where he told Afghanis who fled their homeland "the whole world sympathizes with your fight for freedom.,, we feel your struggle will suecoed " In London, the Foreign Office reported Sunday that three British journalists were missing in Afghanistan, having failed to return to their hotel in Kabul after leaving Friday to drive towards the Soviet border. begin; isium ievoiTs rerii reace JERUSALEM (UP!) Prune Minister Menachem Begin Says events in Iran and Afghanistan should make Israel more careful than ever about making any concessions to the Palestinians, for fear of creating a "mInI.Atghanistan" on Its doorstep. In a speech Sunday night to American Jewish leaders, Begin repeated his rejection of suggestions by U.S. officials that 11rUll concessions tO the PaIe#"iians 04M enable the West to Improve Its relations with more moderate Islamic data. "To the contrary," Begin said. "Becanse of the lilamic Revolution and because of the OWth5 1511511' frCfl SOViet troops andadv as reel must be end mOrSC*n.JUJ er" Concessions to the Paking, he said, would lied to a Palestinian State "a müi.Afgtmanlitai, not only on doorst.i OIW homes." H. decried the killhlig of Yehothua Slams, 13, a Jewish .. - Student Services In Spotlight --.- 95C tWfl WU l awrence J B'wf Deffune Sdwd M. Hardy, Dsitgna Elms M. Weens, Deltona IF öY - AREA DEATHS KATHERINE Riburn of Roanoke, Va., RAM Robert of ChrIstiansburg, Mrs. Mary Katherine, Va., Donnie. of Eden, N.C., Rambo IS, 1354 Gale Place, and 1$ gran&hIldren. Saoford, died Saturday. Sb. Funeral services will be was born in Plttaburgis and held Tuesday at the Oakeys moved to Sanford from Funeral Home In Salem. Deltona In W. She was a homemaker. She is survived ________ J.B. Notici by her husband, Rambo; o., James B. Rainbo, of IAM B , MARY KATHERINE Rfpd; a brother, William Funeral services for Mary Xaflerine Rambo, Si, of 2554 a sister, Gale Place, Sanford4 who died Cbs main. Davis of saturday, will be at s p.m. Tuesday at Gramkow Funeral CIbsrry and - . Varied I Join In . 1.15, . ...." .''..'*.,,0.k1.*M -- .. 41'~*.-'~. -- ' ' -' 1. ................ .......... .? " . '- . - . - . - . .' - , -' . t .., ' . - .. - - "' - ' . •. " :. 1. , .1 1 ' 1. The United States government attempted to suppress The Progressive's article on how to build a nuclear bomb, but the case was thrown out after another newspaper suddenly published the same information. . .-' ". . - - . - 'flit' Three Mile Island nuclear accident has been memorialized in this collage by Pennsylvania artist Jules Ilk, • re.a1e. I • .11,o oldbe .o,.. ,t rri,. g. Tk i.e co,1age no1 the publication of newspaper articles by a reporter who breached security at the plant puffs smoke when fed a smoke-powder solution and plugged into an electrical outlet, - ,' s I I - 4 4 . ....-- - •, - - .,, . . ka - " -. • - - . .4 . Met-Ed's case against The Guide is like last year's celebrated prior restraint case agai nst a Wisconsin newspaper, The Progressive. I1u) ... ' . .' a rc ' . . -- - -. -. . - . The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it was investigating Kapler's hiring and that Met-Ed could be fined for the security lapse. G ,' 1. - - . -. - ' GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) Saturday's anti-Ku Klux Klan march by 4,500 people through the streets of Greens. boro was sponsored by old-line civil rights groups and far left organizations, and It was clear the existence of that coalition was indeed a fragile thing. Dr. Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference founded by Martin Luther King Jr., was booed when he made a remark interpreted as critical of the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Other participants remained impassive as Phil Thompson of the communist Workers Party screamed a call to arms against the Klan. The evzimnmwiis had earlier been expelled from the organizing committee because they refused to agree they would not be armed for the mmiarch. But despite the differing ideologies and goals, marchers wa'ked peacefully through Greensboro three months after a similar march sponsored by the CWP ended in a gun tight between the CWP. Klansmen and Nazis that left five communists dead. Stella Jones, a student at nearby North Carolina A&T University, said In an interview she believed the coalition marked a new point in the struggle for human rights. "The people have been able to put their different - - - id"o1'gies aside for the importance of joining together," she satd. It was eident participants in the march were supporting most of the hunian rights causes in America. There were signs reading, "Lesbians united to fight the Klan," and ''thiy, straight, black, white same' struggle, sumac fight.'' People wandered through the crowd seeking support for atititlraft petitions unit for economic boycotts against the ii' Stevens textile company and the Winn-Dixie grocery chain, both the targets of union activity. The Rev. Benjamin F. Chavis, the leader of the WilmingtOn 10. drew applause when he called for unity. "This is the beginning. I detect that sometime in the 1980s, like in Martin Luther King's march on Washington in 1963, we are not only going to march on the White House, we're going to imiarch in the White House," he said. But 'l'lmomnLsou was critical of the other groups par. ticipating In the rutty for their failure: tó. react strona1 enough against the Nov. 3 deaths of live CWP members. lie said that failure has only helped "the capitalists" maintain their stranglehold on the working class. First they commie for reds, that is us," lie said. "If they get us, they're going after everybody." — . Ju Could Receive Bundy Case Tuesday 'U 5 0 ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Convicted killer Theodore Bundy's lawyers hope to conclude today the defense case that contends the state's evidence linking Bundy with the kidnap and murder of a 12-year-old girl two years ago is flimsy and circumstantial. Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling Is expected to rule today on a key defense move to attack the credibility of a star witness for the state. Defense attorneys hope to play for the jury tape recordings of sessions during which the witness was hypnotized. The jury of five men and seven women may receive the case for deliberation by late Tuesday. The trial enters its fifth week today. Half the time was spent picking a jury. Prosecutors took seven days forging a chain of circumstan. tial evidence they hope will convict the 33-year-old Utah law school dropout, and bring him a third death sentence, Bundy was sentenced to death twice last summer for the 1978 sex4layings of two Tallahassee sorority sisters. The state claims Bandy lured Kimberly Diane Leach Into a stolen white van while she was walking between classes at Lake City Junior High School on Feb. 9, 1978. Prosecutors say - Did 'Cocaine Cowboy' Cause Latest Miami Gang Slaying MIAMI (UP!) The body of a man who wore a diamond in his ear found on the doorstep of a newly purchased home southwest of Miami may be the latest victim of the bloody "cocaine cowboy" gang wars, police theorized, The victim was discovered Sunday by Mark Smith when he brought friends to show them the home he had just purchased. - - - Search For Plane Ends MIAMI (UP!) The search for a pilot who radioed he was ditching his light plane near Cuba has been off after a third day of combing the Florida Straits turned up no sign of him. A Coast Guard spokesman said the decision to abandon the search was made late Sunday. -We searched the highest probability area about five times and located nothing," the spokesman said. - w. - - I' .I .. He also admitted Kapler succeeded in violating the company's security rules by sneaking a camera onto the premises and taking photographs. CtiViS ts The state claims Bundy lurid Kimberly Dian. Leach into a stolen white van while she was walking between classes at Lake City Junior High School Feb. 9, 1978. Prosecutors say he terrorized the pretty dark-haired girl, killed h.r and dumped the half.nud. On body in a deserted hog p.n 35 miles from school, he terrorized the pretty darkhaired girl, killed her and dumped the half-nude body in a deserted hog pen 35 miles frommi school. The state has tried to portray Bundy as a clever, conniving killer wix) thought to wipe fingerprints from his boarding house room and a stolen white van. Shoes found in his possession match footprints in the stolen white van that prosecutors say carried Kim Leach to her death. Tiny, colored threads of a blue jacket belonging to nuritly were found in the van's carpet. A semen stain in the victim's panties were made by a Ki n with Hundy's blood type , ButiI>' 's attorneys have been trying to convince the jury time evidence is flimsy and piecemeal. They opened the defense with two witnesses who say they saw someone who looked like Kiiii thumbing a ride away from school. Defense lawyers also hope to create doubt about the credibility of the state's star witness, C. L. "And" Anderson by saying lie changed his story after being hypnotized twice. Anderson, a former fireman, said he was driving home when h noticed a scowling man leading a young girl to a white van blocking traffic in front of the Lake City Junior High School. The defense ssought to have the jury hear tape recordings capturing Anderson's hypnotic trances which he underwent to help him recall the incident, lie waited six months to report the sighting to police "for fear of getting involved." Capricorn Crew Members To Tel l Story - D--------. snow Fwrnml Granoko, Funeral Home is in cbwas ,. ackowledged last week The Guide's reporter was able to obtain employment at Three Mile Island without the knowledge of plant security officials. - WEATHER ______________________________________ _____ - TAMPA, Fla, (UP!) Crew members of the oil tanker Capricorn that collided with the _____ Ill-fated Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn were scheduled to testify today at the inquiry into the accident that claimed the lives of 23 Coast Guardsmen, Staff members of the Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation and of the National NATIONAL 1 .'PORT: New England ski resort operators, Transportation Safety Board questioned s.,_____, ..i,1 ' '" , uwiu hoping aespe ra ' y ior members of the Capricorn's crew in. flurries expectec from frontal systems building in the Rockies divldually over the weekend to determine SCMUOrW and northern Plains today. Snow flurries those to be called before the Coast Guard the Dakotas, the Great Lakes region and into Pennsylvania Inquiry. and New York. Seven Inches of new snow was reported on the Meanwhile, Tampa Bay's main ship ground In downtown Milwaukee. Snow also was forecast from duuml, partially blocked by the sunken the upper Ohio Valley through northern New England. Boston wreckage of the Blackthorn, was being used broke a century-old record Sunday for the least amountof by cargo vessels, proceeding single file in snow for the season, 2.6 Inches. The old record was 3.6 Inches, daylight. The Coast Guard said 14 vessels left set in the winter of 1t75- '76. Freezing temperatures extended Tampa Sunday and another 16 Inbound from northeast Texas to northern Florida, and record cold cmtt managed to skirt the wreckage that ties chilled parts of North Carolina. new the entrance toTampa Boy, about ahalf AREA READINGS (9 a.na4: temperature: 43 overnight mile west of On Sunshine Skyway bridge, low: 34; yesterday's high: 51; barometrIc preasure: 30.27; Several Of the craft were tanker barges relative humidIty: 49 PTC1t winds: Wythg much'needed fuel for the 000ulous TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA IEAL NV's, 19-30 Lm., Tampa Bay area. 10:52 p.m.; lows, 4:02 am., 4:21 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: The helOter Magic ran aground highs, 10:22 a.m., 10:44 pin.; lows, 3:53 am., 4:17 p.m.; now the wreck site Saturday was re-floated BAYPORT high, 3:21 a.m., 3:56 p.m.; lows, 9:51 am., 10:17 1.y Sy, reopening the Mullet Key P.M. channel tosome vessels. BOATING FORECAST: 8*. AI$ toWii1' T1 first vessel allowed through was a seaSI Miles: Small craft advisory is in effect. Winds 00rthsrl7 15 gt)flg barge carrying 255,000 barrels of badly to 20 knots today mid tonight becowbig northeest 11 knots IIidJ jet fuel consigned to Tampa InterThesda'. Seas 5 to 8 feet. Higher in the Gulf Streams. Fair national Airport A Coast Guard spokesman AREA FORECAST: Sunny today and TUNdaY. Coied said the barge, Ocean 256, drew 30 feet of 00l withhIghs ththeUppefNotod5Yiodlr91dsZ' watar,two feetmore than thxjm ?-air and cold agabi kWAt with Im in the Mid to WW 30L by u Coast Guard for the emergency around the sunken buoy tender Winds northerly 10 to 15 no today decreasing tonight and Blackthorn, But it was allowed through becoming nor t heast Tuesday. - To make the public.aware what services ste avsivablo to .._I 51, s..vio.Week," proc1siwd for Fib. & Gra. 15 &mum to special programs sad grosp activIss at th. HARRISBURG, Pa. UP!) The operators of Three Mile Island are seeking to block publication of newspaper articles by a reporter who breached security at the nuclear pla nt by getti ng a job as a guard and sneaking a camera Inside. Dauphin County Common Pleas Judge John C. Dowling scheduled a hearing today to hear the arguments of the Metropolitan Edison Co., which wants to stop The Guide, a local weekly, from printing the articles Tuesday. The First Amendment case was touched off by Friday's disclosure that Guide reporter Robert Kapler, on his first assignment out of journalism school, succeeded in getting hired as a guard to patrol reactor Unit No. 2, site of the nation's worst nuclear accident. He worked there between Jan. 2-19. Met-Ed claims publication of his articles on security at Three Mile Island could endanger the welfare of the public if the information got into the hands of saboteurs. Friday, Dowling denied MetEd's request for immediate Impoundment of The Guide's stories, saying news could not be restrained except in "extraordinary situations." The Guide's editor, Richard HaLverson, said the articles were Intended to expose, in the public interest, the "shabby" state of secur ity that exists at Three Mile Island. "The fact that a cub reporter could get in there and waltz around for two weeks speaks of the security problems at Three Mile Island," said Halverson. Met-Ed spokesman Sandy Polon - seminary student shot in the head Thursday in Hebron on the occupied West Bank, and a bomb blast early Sunday In Rehovoth that wounded six people, one seriously. MARY - - Three Mile Island Springs Photo Leak k SANTA MONICA, Calif.-.0 UPIj Jack Balky, who hosted "Queen for a Day" for 20 years, heard thousands of women tell stories of personal desperation and misery to nationwide television and radio audIences. Family and friends of the man who called 5,000 women "your royal majesty" gathered today for a memorial .ervtce at First Methodist Church. Bailey, 72, died of cancer last week at Santa Monica Hospital. Former pro football coach George Allen, comic Morey Amsterdam, I,t. (,oV, Mike Curb and Sen. S. I. Hayakawa, who joined Sinatra and Martin in leading the birthday melod. iZ nat an issue and l&', contends his campaign schedule will lay to rest any doubts about his ability to withstand a presidential pace. fete at the Shrine Auditorium Sunday to launch the California campaign and also to honor Reagan's 69th, but they sang only one song "Happy Birthday." Other stars kickiniz off the California campaign and the birthday greetings were singer Tony Martin, country singers Hex Allen and Marty Robbins, actors Robert Stack, Cesar Romero and Marie Windsor, On Wednesday, he will celebrate what he describes as "the 30th anniversary of my 39th birthday." And his top strategists have decided that the occasion is nothing to hide. They arc taking the attitude that somebody's going to bring the subject up, and it might as well be them. Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin headlined a - Jack Bailey Dead At 72 Hampshire On 69th Birthday Cake - 01 -_ - Arthur Crawford Harlis H. Fletcher Maria Fiord and baby bay Sharon Jean Holm Rosilind Realford and baby boy Barbara Torte Donald Herchenroder. Deltona Bessie R. Shaw,Deltona Henry L. Syples. Deltona Linda S. Stiff let. Orange City Laurie Hilderbrant, Orlando Sanford: ._ _s. RIMYNS Cynthia i. Mather 'rutton, a girt Mark A. Burnud Sandra Hodtwalker Cynthia Tutton Rosalind Williams Francis McDgnal, DIJM Catherine Anderson, DiftOna Tina Roth. OItu'sn -. _ region." Both sides ended 12 hours of talks Sunday without announcing any completion of an agreement. In a vaguely worded statement Sunday, Brzezinski and Shahi said, "ap. propria te consultations between the two governments will continue," The statement left open the possibility that a $400 million military and economic aid package to be presented to Congress this week will be delayed. The United States and Pakistan were believed to be trying to form a "consortium" of countries perhaps Including China, West Germany, Britain and Saudi Arabia to LOS ANGELES (UP!) Ronald Reagan looked at the U.S. map on his birthday cake and headed his knife straight for New Hampshire. "New Hampshire waits and we don't want to miss It," the GOP presidential candidate said as he gulped down a piece of the sweet. It was the start of a week of festivities heralding the arrival of Reagan's 69th year. - yoke of East and West through development of a true Islamic "consciousness," Radio Luxembourg also reported Khomeini's speech and called it the strongest Iranian criticism to date on the Kremlin's move. Khomeini's protest came only hours before the Islamic leader was to swear in Aboihassan BanI-Sadr as Iran's first president. Banl.Sadr's oath-taking ceremony was scheduled for early afternoon in the Mehdl )thomelzü La receiving ch W. treatment for a heart condition. On the eve of his swearing in, Banl.Sadr reaffirmed his stand that the United States holds the solution to the 92-day-old hostage crisis. But he did not mention the shah's extradition as a condition for the Americans' release the main demand of the militants holding the Americans at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Tehran Radio, In a report monitored by the BBC in London, said Ban1.Sadr was to take the oath of office as "first president of the Islamic Republic of Iran" from Khomeini. Results Of Brzezinski Mission Unclear There will be no special during the school day. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) U.S. duded Deputy Secretary of State Warren school board meeting tonight. Reagan, originally believed national security adviser Zbignlew Brzezinski Christopher, took off from Islamabad in a School officials announced to be coming to Seminole today left Pakistan for Saudi Arabia without special plane at midnight EST. Saturday such a meeting County, now is expected only announcing completion of an aid agreement He said in talks with Pakistan President might be held to discuss the in Orlando. According to for the neighbor to Sovlet.occup led Gen. Mohammed Zia UI.Haq and his foreign poult%Illty of granting Orange-Seminole Reagan For affairs adviser Agha Shahi, the United States presidential candidate Ronald President headquarters, His departure came amid growing signs reaffirmed its 1959 security agreement with Reagan pennledon to speak candidate will appear at that Afghan President Babrak Karma!, in. Pakistan. to Lake Brantley High School RosIeO'Grady'sat noon. stalled in the Dec. V Soviet invasion, soon "We came here to reaffirm the agreement students during class hours. hot dogs and soft drinks will may be ousted, of 1950," BrzezInski said. "We have done so." A school board spokesman be available for the first ON BrZeZIIISId told reporters at the airport the He did not elaborate, said the board evidently people. A $lOOaplate lan- United States was taking steps to enhance He said Pakistan's security "Will be decided to uphold its policy of cheon will follow at an an- "oir ability to strengthen the security of our heightened by the efforts that Pakistan itself, banning political speeches specified location, friends in this part of the world." together with Its friends and also with us, is BrIeIInIIIi and his delegation, which in. unctertajiing to enhance the security of this IIncPITAINOTFS .w. ..-— ••— . To New - - in Announc ng Reagan Slices Chicago Schools Seek Stop To Strike By Teachers nnllrn r dle To Use E G 16 Dead In Rhodesia Attack RUSAPE, Rhodesia (UP!) The death toll rose to 16 today to a terrorist attack on a bus jammed with black civilians, the worst violence to mar the month-old Rhodesian cease-f ire, Another 76 people wee inj of them SPI!IflIIcIy when terrorists who police said were members of Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army opened fire on the bus with rockets and machhjç gujp the SJfflbury.Umta1highway, & miles southeast of the capital. Monday, Feb. 4, 1 910-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Home Chapel with Rev. Leo King officiating. Cremation to foiiow. oramkow Funeral Home u" - in chirps. - SW WW WW U MAi' I, VUUA special auw',Uon to the school beard Wrey on the Mary & COijklo of SISIBM varied activities of the StUdent Services DspNisfliBt Vs., mother of Sanford Ctilotte A. Wells, Orange City activities £vi ceanuing, 111111111l iIII& j"Jw6gk'el residents No.1. C. ivalenticus, social work, ift"oe 8miOAMM casur ad Tw& C. Collins. died decaticu, md occspathsaal -Ml Ssdsy mcrnleg at the age "Aspihieg that keeps the kids cr'tlag to school is ow 010. ini1" Bowers said. Mn. Nli", a frtisM visitor to Sasford, died of hessid. heart tam inanmning Currently a $pjpgl, County thin ste N crsIers ser. hems In her home town. viug 31,109 students, There are AIM aln psho1uglits, six A member of the Salem .nslwoItin,broaIorefficen.udaMIfrfrnaV mat B*m (brsh, Bills is vlved by tires odor ions: mess ____ . - because "the 28 feet draft limit was ar• bitrary." The Magic Star, laden with phosphate, had a draft of 33 feet, the first deep draft vessel that attempted the passage since the accident last Monday night. The commandant of the Coast Guard late Sunday officially declared that the 17 crewmembers of the Blackthorn still missing are dead. Six bodies have been recovered from the wreck. Owners and operators of the Capricorn hoped for early completion of quizzing of the tanker's crew by the board today so that the vessel could be put back Into operation. The next Coast Guard witness at the Inquiry was expected to be either the Blackthorn's executive officer, U. D.B. Crawford, or its helmsman, Quartermaster J.L. Hughes. But their appearance was likely to depend on the physical condition of another Blackthorn officer, Ensign J.R. Ryan, who was carried from the hearing Saturday. Ryan was undergoing* hdtal treatment for a back injury received collision and sinking. Ryan was the second Blackthorn officer who had to be helped train the hearing room Saturday. Earlier, LLCin&. George J.Sepel broke into tears as a Capricorn crewman told of hewing cries for help from the murky water after the collision. Sepel was led from the room by his wife and Rear Mm. Norman Venzke called a recess. It was reported Sunday that N=investigators have obtained records from course recorder of the Capricorn and sent the m to Washington for analysis. - LOW COST Th . commandant of the Coast Guard late Sunday officially declared that the 17 cr.wm embers of the Blackthorn still missing are dead. Six bodies have been recovered from the wreck. AU TO • •INsuRANcE: • FOR • I ALL %DRIVERS • (PHONE \ 'I 3220285 Robed J. Smith DERMATOLOGY Skin D1$eS1S$ A PHONE 322-7906 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD 0 M.D 6 I I.1. II ITONY RUSSII INSURANCE: : 0 2417 FRENCH MI : SANFORD • II I I V I - III tJ'tq,, _____ , 4 AJ - ,''' . ' s' '. ,'" ., ., 4 .? , .- , 'V ' '?:, ' ' - 'j: .. 'ia'. "'- ." ' : -. •' ? , ; ; - g : ,_ _c V., , - �I. - Li - S Evening HerWd CUSPS 1*1 3) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, Feb. 4, 198O-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery Week, 99 cents; Month (3.99; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. eammwm~ China Trade Is Blooming The campaign headquarters of Republican presidential candidate John Connally has moved to 145 Wymore Road, Winter Park. Barbara Peters, Orange County campaign chairman, said additional space was needed to accommodate the Orange-Seminole phone center. The center is being directed by Gen. Bruce Holloway. SPORTS The city of Sanford has received an answer to Its letter to Gov. Bob Graham asking that a city =tted 41 the St. Johns River German Aces Blilz 24 Hours Of Dafôha Management District. While Graham appreciated Mayor Lee Moore's letter and said he would certainly grant the request, he also added there will not be a vacancy on the board until July 1, 1981. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.(UPI) A Joest and Volkert Merl, decided "every while last year's winners owner of the winning car. "I'm proud to Field of lain on the last hour of the race because unhurt, trio of German driving aces, led by 1978 driver could go as fast as he wanted. We Newport Beach, Calif.. and Ongais of What turned out to be the final threat to be on this team." 'l was wondering when it was going to be Daytona winner Roll Stommelen, led took turns of two hours each." the leaders came in the 18th hour when a Stommelen said the hardest part of the Santa A'na, Calif., anti Milt Minter of over." most of the race and finished 126.72 miles The German team's blistering pace of Sanger, Calif. The Germans' dominance of the race TurtuPorsche being piloted by Bill race was visibility "lights and mirrors were third in another ahead of their nearest competitors 114.400 miles per hour over the 3.84-mile Turbo-Porsche. was challenged around midnight Whittington of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., getting dirt on them. Then sonic drivers. Sunday to win the 24 hours of Daytona Daytona International Speedway road The all-Canadian team of Maurice Saturday seven and a half hours into iassed Joest on the hack stretch and not so good, losing their concentration endurance race. and you conic upon these slow cars and course and the total distance covered of Carter, Craig Carter and Murray the race— %% hen a Turbo-I'orsche driven pulled to within a lap of the lead car. "We never were worried because OW 2,745.6 miles established new race Edwards, driving a Camaro, e;une in by Manfred Suhurti of liechtenstein. But suddenly the Whittington car was cannot brake. We tried not to go slo car (a Turbo Porsche t was so perfectly records. The old records set in 1979 by fourth. William Koll of Del Mar, Calif.. dueled Stoinnielen for 20 laps. ex. on the infield straightaway with a broken because we wanted to stay close." prepared," said Stonmielen, who has Ted Field, Danny Onguis and Hurley Jim Cook of Los Alamitos, Calif., and changing the lead several times. distributor shaft and when 13111 WhitFor Joest, 41, the master mechanic come back to excel in GT.class racing Haywood, were 109.249 mph and 2,626 Greg LaCava of Malibu, Calif., finished tingion's brothers, Irn aix) Dale, helped But Schurti, ho ias teamed with l)ick after breaking both legs in an accident at miles, fifth in a Porsche 914.6. Harbour 1 San Diego, Calif., and John hiiii push it to the pits, the car was who prepared the car, it was his fourth the 195 Spanish (;rand Prix in which Stomnmeku, who won at Daytona in Fitzjitrick of England in a Turbo- disqualified. Only the driver can touch appearance at Daytona and his first sin. Finishing second was a Turbo-Porsche The same team will compete with a Four people were killed, the tar when it is still on the track. driven by Preston Henn of Hillsboro 1978 with co-drivers Peter Gregg of Porsche, faded to sixth place by the 15th - The city asked for the appointment at the urging of the "Friends of the St. Johns." J.T. Turnipseed, organization president, told the city commission that since the St. Johns Is of such vital concern to the city it should have a representative on the board. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department will hold Its annual barbecue chicken dinner from 12:30 until. Feb. 9 at the city's fire hall. BBottomless P it The huge Department of Health, Education and Welfare, long accustomed to throwing money at society's problems, apparently has become blase about its bottomless fund of ready cash. A recent süry by the, Gnera1 Accounting Office revealed thai excess àdvanéés to slate and local governments, universities and other institutions amounted to $250 million, The premature distribution of the funds cost the taxpayers $8.3 million a year in unnecessary interest on the public debt, according to the GAO. The watchdog agency blamed the early withdrawals on poor organizational aspects and serious design deficiencies" within HEW. One of the beneficiaries of HEW largess deposited an early grant of $500,000 in the state treasury for 42 days, allowing the unidentified state to reap the interest harvest lost to the federal taxpayers. Altogether, some 190,000 grants, loans and contracts were Involved, as HEW edged ahead of schedule in its spending chore. Federal taxpayers can take some cheer from HEW's response to the GAO criticism. The department is working on (the problem,)" a spokesman said. Even Tito Ca n't Win By DON GRAFF It has been quite anact, one of the century's virtuoso performances in statecraft. For 35 years, Josip Broz Tito has managed through political skill, force of personality and sheer determination to hold a half dozen often bitterly antagonistic nationalities together as a nation. Not only that, he has made that unlikely nation a force in world affairs. Yugolavia's 1948 break with the Soviet Union would have been sufficient In itself to assure the country and its Leader prominent mention in contemporary history. But he went on from there to play a balancing role in East-West relations for the next three decades, not least significantly as one of the founding fathers along with India's Nehru and Egypt's Nasser of the nonaligned bloc of nations. Tito, at 87, has now added another touch to this already ample reputation as an iron man, returning to the business of running Yugoslavia almost upon emerging from the anesthesia for a leg amputation. But It is very likely the final touch. Th is latest doughty performance only emphasizes that one of the most long-awaited and crucial power transferals of the postwar era is at hanol. No one Is more aware of the Importance of the occasion than Tito himself. Not one to confuse durability with Immortality, he has been preparing (or It for ye.ru And to the extent that it is within his power he has sought to ensure that that power, unlike the customary chaotic successions In Marxist societies, will devolve without challenge upon his designated successors. Since 1974 and the adoption of the current constitution, Yugoslavia has been governed by a collective presidency representing the country's major ethnic, political and religious components and with a rotating chairThere Is no question at any time as to who Is next In Line - legally.. manship. Tho's successors are a known quantity and t is expected by both Yugoslays and the very great number of interested outside observers that the Initial transition will be smooth, preserving national unity and discouraging what is regarded as the greatest danger -a Soviet move to return Yugoslavia to the satellite status rejected In 1948. overt Invasion is generally discounted, despite the evidence of Afghanistan that Moscow is prepared for such eventualities. An Pnrdn4i'1Iu Af,hnnI,tnn mv AMI1IIv 1 questionable that the Soviets would invite another such backlash of world opinion. And the Yugoslays are also prepared for eventualities. In addition to a tough standing force of more than a quarter of a million, they are reported capable of fielding a trained partisan army of a million and a half. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. BUSINESS WORLD LAS VEGAS, Nev. iUI'Ii If Huben Valdez is the thirdbest lighter in the world in the 122-pound division, one wonders if the ninth or 101h best could manage to crawl through the ropes and into the ring. The World 13ong Council said Valdez as the No 2 ton tentkr in the newly formed super bantammeight class, so the tigh ter from Colombia was given a shot at Wilfred Gomez' title Sunday. The outcome of the' scheduled 15-round bout was in doubt for five minutes .ifter Valdez entered the ring. But then Gomez showed oil and tile referee Lould just as well ha ve halted titi. - By WILLIAM STEW This may seem early to be talking about April 15, but it isn't. You're probably one of the 87.5 million federal income taxpayers to whom the Treasury Department's Internal Revenue Service already has mailed Form 1040, the Individual Income tax form that will be commonly used for filing 1979 returns. Don't wait until one day In early April to start preparing to fill out your tax return. You're going to need information for that task, and you're smart to gather the information now. This year, the forms are slightly different. Most important, from your standpoint, the 1978 Revenue Act which took effect Jan. 1, 1979, has changed the tax rates. Here are some changes, Listed by IRS Commissioner Jerome Kurtz: The familiar personal exemption that goes to every taxpayer rises from $750 to $1,000. That also applies to the extra personal exemptions for the blind or persons 65 or older. Valdez hit the champion with about a half-dozen punches in as many rounds, while a calculator was needed to figure out bow many of Gomez' punches bounced off the challenger's face. Valdez refused to conic out for the seventh round and Gomez notched his 28th consecutive knockout. It was also tile 1!_ straight title defense in which he stopped his opponent, an alltime boxing record. (..wnei, 2J, of Santurce, Puerto Rico, earned a draw in his first professional fight in 1974, and has stopped everyone since Goinez said lie will move up a division to the featherweight ranks with a 126.pound limit, lie said he had dreamed of a bout with long-time featherweight champion Danny ''Little Red'' Lopez, but that dream ended Saturday in Phoenix, Ariz., when Lopez lost his crown to Salvador Sanchez. "I was very disappointed about that," Gomez said. "I had beeti ready to challenge fled for a long time." Vatdez, suprisingly unmarked despite absorbing tremmiendons punishment, didn't make any excuses for his lackluster showing. Very simply, he said, lie had had enough. Gomez dominated the fight from the start, rocking the challengem s itli dozens of purcerful combinations. The' champion staggered Valdez in four of the six rounds and unleashed a furious flurry near the close of the sixth round. Valdez wobbled to his corner at the bell and as unable to By LeROY POPE UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - It's fashionable to complain about the enormous sea of paperwork that burdens modern society but there is another side to the story. "The paperwork explosion is far from being altogether unnecessary or evil," says Ted Dimltrlou, chairman of Wallace Business Forms, Inc., of Hillsdale, Ill., one of the country's eight Large producers of forms. "The 1960's dream of the 'paperless office' and the 'cashless society' soon proved to have limitations," Dimitrious said. "It's literally true that modern society runs on paper. Even the marvelous electronic computer can't get along without paper." Dimitrious said Wallace, which led the Industry In the shift to business computer customers, has 3,500 products In Its line, in. cluding custom forms for computerized billing by such Large customers as American Telephone and Telegraph. F.ven small hand-held minicomputers, vastly useful to business people on the move, neEd paper forms, Dimitrious said. The smallest portable video display terminal connected to a computer Is no good In an airplane or riding in a car or even in a motel room. Big computers -those in which consumers participate such as around-the-clock automated bank service for customers -require the use of many paper Input and record forms and encoded plastic cards for customer access, he said. "Nearly everything useful the computer does ultimately requires paper readouts. help get the readouts Carefully planned swiftly and In the most desirable way," forms Dimitrlou said. Paper forms also are necessary for legal reasons, he said. Dimltriou said the popularity of the small business computer, which Is expected to rise from a base of 75,000 Installations In 1978 to 300,000 by 193, will greatly Increase the demand for forms. Wallace, which ranks seventh among the eight largest firms In the $3.18 billion a year Industry, Is a 71-year-old company with sales of $100 million In 1979. Moore Corp. of Toronto Is the giant with sales of about $1.3 billion. Other big firms are City Investing's UARCO division, Standard Register, Reynolds & Reynolds, American Business Products, Duplex Products and Ennis Business Forms. Wallace's sales are nearly all commercial and about 80 percent of its revenue comes from the sate of continuous computer forms. Although government is notorious for generating paperwork, Dimitrious said Wallace hadn't tried very hard to get Into this of the business. phase Most government orders result from letting contracts on the basis of bids, and "the government Is a lot tougher at buying printing than it Is at buying aircraft," he said. Dimitrious said the Industry's biggest challenge is to offset the Inevitable decline In forms usage by the use of non-Impact printers and computer-output microfilm devices. But with the printed forms business cxpectedtokeepgrowlngatarateof about 12 percent a year, It all boils down to the fact that, despite computers, the "paper explosion" -will be with us for the foreseeable future. Taxable income brackets have been widened, so that it takes more income to push you into a higher tax bracket. - - The gross income levels at which you must file a return have been raised. For example, a married couple (filing a joint return) last April had to file If their inS income was $4,700 or higher; this year they'll have to file if their 1979 Income was $5,400 or higher. Here are examples of how the changes could affect you: seventh-round TKO. destabilize Iran and Pakistan without military Intervention and to stir up the ethnic minorities who live on all aides of the AfghanPakIstanI-IranIan triangle. This would be accompanied, I suggested, by a peace offmjve to lull the world. Already the seductive singing Is beginning to waft upon the chill Moscow air. I sent a reporter, Sally Denton, to the Soviet Union to bring an ear closer to the source of the recent turmoil. She interviewed Kremlin officials, Soviet newsmen and Russians in the streets. She found the Kremlin spokesmen to be Iufferably self.rlghteous, with sq air of injured Innocence. But amid all the spouting of the party line, a message began to take form. Detente need not be dead, they suggested;. peace Is too important to abandon, they said; Praskiset Carter has reacted too Inçujv,ly aid emotionally, they prot*st Ow Kremlin leader, who asked. to be Identified only as a "high-level Ciyw'14 Party source," told Denton: "We are angry. ,~Wvoljiv le •NUi we by But we will not burn our bridges. We must think of our future, our thI1à, all ,of humanity. It takes many years to d.hge the atmpiare. It takes thne nd effort. It Is And b49 concw*d about Inflation, Boss, I was wond.*ig II cutthig my sniaiy would hefp —BOSS?" "... very easy toliquidate it, but It takes 20 years to make good relations grow. We just hope that not too many irreversible steps are taken." Others left the Impression that Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev was walking a tightrope In the Kremlin, trying to restrain the armed forces, reform the overcentralised Soviet economy and compete with the West by non-military mea But to accomplish this, he had to keep offbalance the communist hardheads who want to return to the old priorities and rigidities. The apologists e'cp'i'ned that Brezhnev, therefore, had to approve a limited adventure In Afghanistan to protect the Soviet Investment there. Denton picked up complaints about Carter who apparently Is viewed In Moscow as vexing and vasclllating. But Soviet spokeanen hinted that, for the sake of peace, they haven't given up on Carter. Oleg Anithldn, 11w deputy thief editor of Teas, the official news service, put It this way: "Last unwer Brezhnev and Carter signed an agreement of exceptional importance. Both sides agree the SALT II treaty was mutually beneficial and was the most Important arms limitation agreement reached In. the postwar years. 11w postpo'wnt of SALT Is by far more severe thai the cutoff of wheat shipments." Then Anlchkln made a significant point that Denton encountered elsewhere In official circles: "No one knows when ratification will resume. One can be an It will not be this year. Carter and others, now In the business of being re-elected, will prevent it. At best, talks may be reamed in 1981." Apparently, the Soviets will hold out the prospect ofanow rapprochement In 1981 for the presidential candidates who miport detente. The alternative, they kept reminding Denton, Is too terrible to contemplate. This budding Soviet peace offensive, if It doesn't win over many Americans, will certainly be directed at our allies. The presence of Soviet military power in Afgh".tai, within easy striking distance of the Western world's jugular vein that carries oh out of the Persian Gulf, already has our AM" apprehensive. They might be vulnerable, therefou, to Soviet offers of peace, trade and detente. This could delve a wedge between the United States and Ito allies, leaving America in- ___ -isolated. MEAT CHEAT: I've reported earlier that Ow increased meat prices you paid last fall may have been due In part to znaidpulatlon. By phony sales back and forth, unscrupulous traders can rain the price of mat a penny or two a pound, making millions in the process. ' Into account). -A married couple with a taxable Income of $,000 In 1978 would have had a tax of $4,956 (before credits); on the same taxable income in 1979, the tax would be $4,633, or $323 less than in 1918, without any credits. Before you cheer, remember, first, that you're likely to have earned more money in 1979 than in 1978, and, second, that your employer has been withholding taxes for you from your paycheck throughout the year. The second point suggests a critical step In getting your tax data together: Be sure your employer gives you your Form W-2, which lists your total 1979 pay and the amount withheld. Check to see that It's correct (mistakes are possible) and If you haven't got a W-2 by Feb. 1, ask your local IRS office to jog your employer. House Investigators estimated that 10 traders may have made $5 million In Illicit profit In August and September. Now even the. White House Council on Wage and Price Stability concedes there may have been finagling In the wholesale meat market. An unpublished council report admits that . FRIDLY FREER: Leading the rush of American I'iki to keep the Iranian government from withdrawing its funds from U.S. banks was Chase Manhattan, whose boss, David Rockefeller, helped get the former Mob admitted to this cowitiy. Chase claims $398 Million of the $2 billion In frozen Iranian sets In Its vaults. SO$1 STATE: The serious mood of the country rubbed oft on members of Congress atte'ng' the State of the Union message. As one veteran participant noted: "Usually, two Or three members come a little tipped. But this time, everybody was sober." L- '' _-• . . '' . . . . - .,---- .• - -- Boxing Association half. lie considered his six th-round technical knockout of Zanon merely a tune-up, with the next workout coining March 31 ai nst Leroy June's — . - - '14 .' -- --- 2 vw'. .. • ' r—. w - - r - iI ' - . , ':' - ,...' s. . ' - . . .' . . ' L " , .. 'r ' - . ';.'" 1 -I..- . 1, ' ..' " . I . — -- -___ - : •. '' l 4.. • . ' ' " . al 1 'i .., , . , ,. -- 'j ,-' ' p ' . S. '. . . _____________ S, . / ______ ...... - - . 2 ' T. - - ag i a . — - . ot 4I'l i - ' . '-: ' ' — - ---- -- - ' --- ----- .' ". '' -- --'- -----I '' I '- nsairn ' ' Herald Photo by Carl Vanmura -- - I'oi'st'he i'm'ho's turned the 24 hours of l)av(omia into a 6vi-man picnic. The SCHE I - • iC.t2fl Ot iO,i • u It, Re .. - . iflilfiui, .,O(,5; .1111, ninmnei iI inhold • Porsche, car number:!, to the dominated the race. , , •d t heir 011t,r1 Me,r l pilote Jane Blalock (74). the first LPGA tournament of $15,000 first prize. Although Corner said that the year, the $100,000 "I'd done so well all week, I usual the cold weather It would be shame to as thought Championship of Deer Creek. didn't bother her much, Post finish over par, sol wed for lt I "i tried to play itsafe, but hit the drive loor9oyards (par).l was lucky it went in, nude flo bones about it. Temperatures that barely straight to the right," she because It was going, pretty Mid. "I said, 'this is a terrible good when It hit the cup," site reached 80 raised her right hand to swell, the said, and Wile to gas it — right after a cracked. The putt gave her an even- cost her feel on the putting birdie," With water behind her and par 73 for the round and al0- greens. "My band was so swollen, I to the right, and trees in front under-par 282 for this had no feel from the third hole of her, the decided to go over. inaigurai event, As she approached the (in." "I told my caddy, 'If you've eight-counts are illegal. holmes 213 continued the assault in the fifth round as /.anon back ix.daled and triul desper.itel to Ma) out of range of the champion's left jab. Zanon went down at 2:39 of the sixth round from a flurry of imnehes and regained his feet alter a count of eight, 1)111 Solis stopped the fight. It was (hi, third tiwi' Zanon had been stopped in as man) tights in the United Suites. In 1977, Zanon bias knocked out by Ken Norton and, less than two n,onths later, was KO'd b) Jerry Quarry. Zanon,a ID-I underdog anda former European heavyeigimt champion, made the oddsmakers look good in crumbling to the canvas four tunes under a barrage of punches. Now -5-2, Zanon is the first Italian-born heavyweight to when Primo Carrwra cb-;'p.'d light fui the 'iLk since 193 Jack Sharkey in (lie sixth round to win the crown. tiOtilitS ,anommas'.er a%Iaru,aI,u;IIa;nmaueiL;oug,), tha t ,. ,, -7a itle. leading the Porsche ,, ries suid. "lie gave me all I wanted. I didn't %ant no inore. But it wits )USI it mutter of time until I caught up io . • an embankment and through a chip dropped It 4!2 feeet the 72 holes alone in second tlW trees to manage a par on from the cup. It wasn't until place at284.Tled for third at the 11th, a two-stroke edge then that Canter realized she 6-under-par 206 were Beth ol'er second-place Sandra had a two-shot lead and Daniel (77), Jerilyn Bits Post and a victory Sunday in needed only bogey to win the (72), Amy Alcott (76) and - fighter ill the world has a dream," thOear-oltl boxer said. "My dream is to become the undisputed heavy'eight i'iamiupion of the %orld. Tate has a piece of that championship and I ant it.'' With about one minute left in the fourth round of Sunday's fight, llulimies si armed over Zanon with an array of blos and referee uay Soils issued a standing eight-count to the challenger. Nevada State Athletic Cou'muission rules state that -- -.-------._ - — v __ F -- , DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. ever prayed, this is a good scorers' tent, site kissed her (UPI) - With one hole to go time,' and swung as hard as I husband and asked with obviand a two-stroke lead, it didn't could with a nine-Iron," she ous relief, "was that hard work, or was that hard look like JoAnne Carner could continued, work?" The ball landed in the Wow It. But she almost tound Post also finished the day fairway on the par-S hole. A 1a lay. with a par 73, and wound up Corner had toscrarnbleup iron put it near the green and UNCIVIL SERVICE: Jimmy Carter's reform of the Civil Service was supposed to cost the taxpayers only $13 million. But Instead of doing the job themselves, the bureaucrats hired outside consultants to work out the transition. With some $14 million in conoultants' fees already disbursed, the cost of the reforms ls.now estimated at closer to $30 mulL0, - - -. !". Corner Hangs On For LPGA Deer Creek Title "manipulation may well have occurred." ft- A -!T? - . -. Nev. UPI, Perhaps more th an any other Larry Holmes feels the strain of having to governing boXer, bodies ruling the same slxrt. Alter stopping l.orenzo Zanon, of Italy, to retain his World Boxing Council heav y w eight title Sunds}. Holmes muide d ery tk.ir he iants the other lull of the crotn the World LA S VEGAS, . . PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ahiemd of Dan Pohl, the for the third time. Jack made three birdies (UPI) — The frustration is youngster from Michigan who over for George Burns, but won his playing card in 1977, and an eagle in five boles of lost in in 1978 and regained It the front side in the final not for Jack Nlcklaus, Burns, the long-hitting New in 1979. PohI shot a final round round to go 10-under for the Yorker, finally broke through 67 and won $32,400, the biggest tournament and he led by two shots over struggling David to victory* Sunday, winning check of his career, "I've always been my own Edwards, the third-round the $300,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Ain when no one worst enemy," said Burns, 30, leader, who came on tour with The streak brought back else seemingly wanted it. players such as Andy Bean, memories of the way Nicklaus Jack Nicklaus, who showed his rustiness from a more Jerry Pate, Gary Koch and used to take charge in the than five-month layoff, Bob Gilder In 1976 and failed final round, but tie quickly cooled off, bogeying the backed off when the going got to live up to expectations, "In the past I'd always get seventh hole, double-bogeying tough, which was out of character for one of the aggravated when I did not the eighth and bogeying the greatest pressure players of play well, maybe more than I ninth. That took all the starch should, and that always out of him, but with the'field all time, Burns never has had any stopped me," continued bunched, he was still in the pretentions about his ability. Burns. "You can see how hunt. Burns, though, who made He always thought he could frustrated it made me. Now, win, but every time he got Into though, I'm quite excited and the turn a stroke off the lead, position, notably three times maybe I can get something birdied the 13th while Nicklaus bogeyed 12 and 13. last year, he found a way to going." John Mahaffey shot a final Burns won a prize of $54,000 lose, That was not the case Sunday, when as many as 15 and immediately flew to round 68, Keith Fergus and golfers were still alive with Honolulu with his wife for a Bill Krtazert had 70s and half a dozen holes left to play. couple of days in the sun Larry Nelson a 72 to tie for Of all the players, Burns before playing again later in third place at 282, six under was the only one to make a the week in the $325,000 par and two strokes behind Burns, Edwards landed at move. He finally nailed down Hawaiian Open. to play 23, tried Nicklaus, who after a 75, with Toni 45.foot the verdict with a than more a after week Weiskop( (69), Mike Reid (71) hole. this 16th birdie putt on the was both and Five-month layoff, Gil Morgan (73). Then 3-underwith Burns ended par 00 In Sunday's final round good and bad. He shot a 66 came Nicklaus, who finished for a 72-hole score of 8-under- Saturday, which gave him with a 73, and George Archer, par 280. That was one shot hope he might win the Crosby who had a 70, at 284. A married couple filing a joint return showing a taxable Income of $17,000 in 1978 would have had a tax of $2,710 (before any tax credits). On the same taxable Income in 1979, the couple's tax would be $2,505, or $205 less than In 1978 (again, without taking credits - Holmes KO's Zanon In 6 . --- Burns' Charge Wins Crosby 11 Russian Peace Move To Isolate U.S.? WASHINGTON — From the beginning of the Afghanistan aggression, I predicted that the Soviet strategy would be to halt the invasion force short of the out bOrders, to %hittingtons out of the race." said Merl. Le Mans this summer. - rise from Ids corner one minute later. The official ruling was a I r - ' proceedings right then and here. - Paperwork Has A Friend li Gomez Pounds Valdez For April Hello, Mrs. Calabash' "it jitit gave some relief to see the larger Group 6 Porsche in the 24 1 lours of Beach, Fla., John 134ul of Lawrenceville, Jacksonville, Fla. and Tony liezemanns hourand then slamined intoanother car au, saitP'he and his co-drivers, Reinhold Ga., and Al Holbert of Warrington, Pa., of Holland, said he took his watch with coining out of pit road. Schurti JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD I Asked about Ids ram plan, Stommelen, Don't Wait - an asset to Yugoslavia at this Pleas e Write Tax Time: Them All — - VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT — — mnliint inn nf nutrnIninnc u,ilh DnI,Cnri ('kwn ti,11 SI4I I ILI'.JllJ TV liii I %.flU$5. I4IIIU YVIII now be able to export its products here paying the same tariffs as other nations instead of the abnormally high duties charged heretofore. Trade in both directions should benefit. China has been holding off purchases from the United States and the completion of business deals with U.S. firms pending action on the MFN issue. As it is Peking's policy to try to balance its trade with each trading partner, the opportunity to sell more goods in the United States should open the way for sale of more American goods and services to China. As recently as December the Carter administration had been planning to ask Congress to approve MFN treatment for the Soviet Union at the same time it was extended to China. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and such human rights violations as the exiling of Andrei Sakharov put an end to that idea. Meanwhile, China's emigration policy has been found to be liberal enough to satisfy the Jackson-Vanik amendment, which bars MFN treatment to countries that impose unreasonable restrictions on citizens wanting to leave, A further constructive step Is that the administration has announced that the United States is flT willing to sell China non-lethal military equipment such as trucks, communications gear and early warning radar. This will permit China to confront Soviet 'hegemonism" with a more credible military posture. It leaves for the future, however, a more difficult U.S. policy decision: whether to permit the Chinese to buy American weapons. Monday, Feb. 4, 1910—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, F). children. Details are being taken care of for Connally's visit to Orlando on Feb. 12 when he will be the guest speaker for the Orange County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner, a major fund-raiser for the Orange party. the increase or decrease from the prior year. Brantley said he as a first term legislator had difficulty gathering pertinent fiscal information for previous budget years to use as a comparison and measuring stick for the biennial state budget in 1979. "Previous fiscal years' data was available from the Division of the Budget, but In corn- In approving legislation giving China mostfavored-nation status in U.S. trade, Congress has taken another necessary step toward full nor- Served with the chicken at the fire hall will lx beans, cole slaw, and rolls, according to Fire Chief Jim Orioles, The barbecue is the department's major fund-raiser of the year. Tickets, available from members of the fire department, are $2.75 for adults and $1.50 for paring their figures to the appropriations bills oftentimes the breakdown would differ and it was difficult to know if we were actually comparing apples to apples," Brantley said. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, has filed legislation entitled "Truth in Spending Statement," aimed at government spending reform. The bill if it becomes law requires a detailed comparison fiscal date to be included in each of the state House of Representatives and Senate appropriations bills. This information would include: total budget of each department; increases and decreases In each department's budget from the previous fiscal year; total number of positions in each department; number of new or deleted positions in comparison with the previous year; total budget figures For all departments together and SEC Mad Scramble By United Press International Robert Scott probably wishes he wasn't such a good prophet. Scott, lone senior in Alabama's starting lineup, laid urged caution when teammate Eddie Phillips said it looked like the Crimson 'title "was in the driver's seat" in the Southeastern Conference basketball race. "We have our tough road games behind us if you look at the standings," Scott said last week after Alabama moved into a tie for the SEC lead with 6th ranked Kentucky and 10thranked I4SU by winning four straight conference games. "But it's tough to win to win on the road against even a lower-ranked team like Ole Miss. In this league, If you have a bad game you are going to get beat," Scott's prphiesy came true Saturday when Ole Miss knocked off Alabama, 71.65, to drop the Crimson 'fide a game off the pace with coleaders ISU Wednesday) and Kentucky C Saturday) visiting Alabama this week. Now, Alabama must win both of those gaines to regain a share of the lead since you've got to figure that Kentucky will win Wednesday night as host to Ole Miss and LSU will win Saturday as host to Georgia. Even if the Tide does win both of this week's games a possibility since the Tide won at ISU and at Kentucky in their previous meetings this season Alabama may be haunted by Scott's prophesy when It plays three of its final four regular-season games on the road, One of those remaining road games is at Georgia (Feb. Ill which beat Alabama at Tuscaloosa and which expects to have star freshman Dominique Wilkis back in the lineup by then. Another is at Vanderbilt (Feb. 23) which is 5-1 In home SEC play so far this — — season, Alabama, which beat Ole MISS by 22 points a month earlier in Tuscaloosa, dropped behind early Saturday and never caught up. The Rebels were led by SEC scoring leader John Stroud (24.7 ppg) who had 20 of his 26 points in the second half, 12 from the free throw line, and by Elston Turner who scored 20. In other SC action Saturday, Kyle Macv broke out of a three-game slump to score 22 points and help Kentucky hand Tennessee Its fifth straight loss, 83-75; freshman Howard Carter had 22 to pace LW past Mississippi State, 7543; Reggie Hannah had 23 in Florida's 70.60 wIn over Auburn; and Van- derbilt, nearly letting a 13-point lead get away in the closing four minutes, held on for a 70.69 win over Georgia. Independent South Carolina was nipped, 6160, by 17th ranked Clemson, This week: Auburn is at Florida State in a nonconference game Monday; LSU at Alabama, Ole Miss at rcntucky, Vanderbilt at Auburn, Florida at Tennessee, and Mississippi State at Georgia on Wednesday; and Kentucky at Alabama, Georgia at ISU, Tennessee at Vanderbilt, Auburn at Mississippi State and Ole Miss at Florida. on Saturday. Kentucky, 194 overall, lost sole possession of the SEC lead last Monday in a 65-60 home loss to 151.1(16-4) and the two, 9-3 in league play, remained in lockstep the rest of the week. The Kentucky-Tennessee game was plagued by fouls. The Wildcats had only seven players remaining after five fouled out and another, LaVon Williams was ejected for fighting with Tennessee's Kevin Nash who also got the thumb, The Vols lost only one other player but had five with four fouls. Williams and Nash were ejected after Nash and Kentucky's Chuck Verderber got Into a shoving match and Williams stepped between the two and exchanged punches with the 6foot-10 Nash. Both benches emptied and were assessed technical fouls. You probably haven't heard the last of that fracas since Tennessee Coach Don Devoe and Nash got into an argument, involving some more shoving, when the Vols headed for their locker room after the game. LSU, with Durand Macklin and DeWayne Stales aiding Carter with 16 points each, chalked up its seventh straight SEC victory. The Bengals only loss in their last eight games was by five points at topranked Depaul when Macklin was sidelined In the opening minute by a twisted ankle, LSU Cach Dale Brown felt the real key was the defensive job Greg Cook did on Mississip. p1 State's Rickey Brown who scored only nine points, 12 below his average. "The name of this game was defense," said the [513 coach, "Greg was superb." But Mississippi State Coach Jim Hatfield said It would have been a different story If his players had taken advantage of their numerous shooting opportunities. "They gave us everything possible," said Hatfield, "but nothing would go through." Reds Hold Try Outs The Cincinnati Reds will conduct an "open" tryout camp for liseball pia who ars eligible to attend at the University of South Florida field, located on East Fowler Avenue in Tampa, Florida, on Sunday, February 10th. The camp will get un- derway at 12:30 p.m. and end. about 5:00 p.m. NO high school player is eligible to attend. Nojunior college nor tow- year college baseball players who are currently members of their respective college tam are eligible to attend either. The camp will be under the supervision of Scouting Supervisor George Zuraw. He'll be assisted by Vice President of Scouting Joe Bowen, Special Scouting Assistant Rex Bowen and Reds minor league manager Jim Hoff. 1 L. .. • -. 'a c•].; :- Co. ,, - k 1;:'-, I:4r .' 1' - ff _._•4' .iJ: , .4 -ad 13 I 0, ra. 1^ �LI I 6A— Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. OURSELVES Monday, Feb. 4, 1980 In Boston The Bird Is The Word Rebuilt Celtics: Evening Herald, Sanford, El. workaholic, Fitch spends his time on club until the season is over. But at times rookie in sports history. That the turnaround came after two Cleveland mentor Bill Fitch. BOSTON UPI i In the short span of talk about the startling tur"I had always heard of Red in college road trips scanning box scores anu he will "Hiring him was the best thing i ever four months, the metamorphosis seems worrisome years where the team would be great to learn watching tapes of other games. When at naround. complete. unraveled at every point is even more did," Auerbach said. 'Bill is family now, and thought it "These guys have been through a tough from him. Now that I'm a Celtic, I like home, he can be found on many nights an His ways are my ways." After two seasons of discord and remarkable. to camp and everyone hustled his tail off. the balcony of his apartment trying The Celtics finished the 1978-79 season it was Fitch who faced the unenviable him even more," Bird said. disarray, the Boston Celtics have pulled They could have called me an SOB, but "II there's one thing that's been shown pick up out-of-town games on the radio. They decided to wait and see. This is the National Basketball Association with a 29-53 record, their worst in history, task of molding together this crew, but he "He drives everyone crazy, says one version of an Indira Gandhi comeback which included 13 straight road losses at had some new faces in rookie Larry Bird, so far this season, it's that Larry Bird is says Fitch. "He's on his way to Celtic front office official. "The guy just team where everyone has played his role. and are again challenging for the top spot campaign's end. The year before they free agent M.L. Carr, plus a pair of worth it," st rookie years in the never lets up. lie's thinking basketball all They've helped one another and they in a league they once dominated to an had won just 32 games and the so-ca lled rejuvenated veterans in Dave Cowens having one of the be don't give up on one another," he says. the time." history of the league." Celtics Tradition was fast becoming a and Nate Archibald. extent unparalleled in the sport. 1' itch, a former Marine Corps drill Bird's unselfish style on the court was instructor, ran a grueling training camp, "It was a good idea to go out of the if 1978-79 was, in Assistant General fleeting memory. Boston, unlike last year when it had infectious; teammates"You now began But the man who molded a dynasty Celtics' family for the new coach," says Manager Jeff Cohen's vivid description, watch," "the toughest I've ever seen," said more than 30 starting units, has made "a soap opera without the sex," then this that produced 13 world titles, General Cowens, who had tried his hand at looking for the open man. Auerbach, who liked to call himself a just one roster change this season — the season is surely Another World. The Manager Red Auerbach, regained coaching but found his team and his play Carr says. "We'll all end up playing like dictator. Fitch ranted, yelled, but earned acquisition earlier this month of Pete longtime bellwethers of basketball are control of the day-to-day operations when deteriorate simultaneously. "We were him." the respect of his players and turned Marovich. And they have been lucky, contending for the Atlantic Division meddlesome owner John Y. Brown left to inheriting the same style used year in Archibald regained his penetrating, them into an unselfish, harmonious unit. with Cowens being the only player to lead and sport one of the game's best pursue a career in politics. The Kentucky and year out. It was a refreshing change playmaking style. Carr's unbridled "Fitch had to be part coach, part miss a game due to injury. records as they head into the All Star people found Brown more appealing than for inc. We have only one play left from enthusiasm rubbed off everywhere, his philosopher and part disciplinarian in Cowens, the only surviving member of Celtics fans, and harry Mangurian took our old Celtics playbook." break. continual hand-clapping and cheering an training camp," says Archibald. "He had Boston's last two title teams in 1974 and Bird's arrival had been so eagerly The ingredients for the success are over as owner and let his monoy do the ideal complement to his valuable con- to deflate a few egos and mend some 1976 ( Paul Silas plays for Se pd Don anticipated that the Celtics sent out talking. many and varied, not the least of which is tributions as the team's sixth man. bruised feelings. He had to give a sense of Chancy was in the ABA in 1976), has Auerbach's first chore was to find a releases last year on the Indiana State an ideological rollback to the unselfish But if anyone is to gain credit, it must direction to a team that didn't have any." recovered from his disappointing play to ways established by their muchnew coach, and for the first time since his star's activities. After a tough nego- be Fitch, who continually castigates his Fitch prefers to downplay his 'the point where he is again diving for Green and - White arrival in the early I90s, he went outside tiating period, the intractable Auerbach decorated players in public, never letting success achievements, continually saying he loose balls and letting everyone know predecessors. the so-called Celtics family and hired ex- bent a bit and made Bird the richest spoil the party. An incorrigible won't be able to hazard an opinion on his he's around. Monday, Feb. 4, 1980--16 - Bird, ' Ice Man' West Cool Gcrviim scored 13 of his irmuve was Putting Kareem mints Ili the third quarter, and Sikina in there together," when the East turned a 64-&l basketball on Detroit's East as good LS gone;' said , Side, where time name of the West's Lloyd Free. lie gmvt' halftime tie into a 108-91 lead entering the final quarter. lie game was lake time guy and time people imat the)triggered a seven-point shoot, Twisting layups and kl.'' outburst by stealing the ball dramatic stuff shots acre before sho [ruin Kareem AixlulJabbar already part of Gervin's gavime of 19,035 at the and passing to Elvin Hayes crowd sellout by the tune he got to the Nl\, Capital Centre wasn't enough for a layup, hitting to free ''My iiiimi' is adjusting to will the gairme on i t s n. throws arid scoring on it follow what happens on time fl(x)r." 'list' East needed live I)(Siflts shot, says time San Antonio Spurs' each from Boston's Larry But Gerviti ",isn't heard guard, who leads time league III iird and Moses Malone of (ruin rim the fourth period, scoring with his .7 point iloteitonm in time extra IM!rimfll 01 when time West rallied to force .mersge. "Somnme'tinimes, imerm take a 20-lU lead in time series, time over ti me. mnmy Iii iaginationm is flowing, I West Coach l.enrmv Wilkens only time second It was i-arm make up soume things out overtime All-Star gasmie. The put hi Jiibbar and Jack Sikimma there," 98-Et, to keep the East off the boards I:ttSt won time first Gervmn's mnniagmnation ran aunt Paul Westphal cimnie in to Pt54 in Ne York . rampant Sunday as he scored in score eight points, including :14 po ints to lead time East AllMalone Iumisime'd vmtim 20 an 18-foot junmim shot with 17 Stars to a 144-136 overtinmt' I)OirmtS arid Atlanta's Eddie seconds left that tied time win in time NBA's '40(11 annual Joimnson scored 22 f or time' game 128-128 at time end of AhlStar Gamime'. 'fire per- East. Atlrinm l)antley of tJtaim regulation, fornmanmce carried him (lie led the West mthm 23 points. "I played %%ell, but time big said Westphal, who finished with 21 points. "We had to (10 something in the fourth LANIX)VE1{, Md. I UI'! I — George Gervin learned to play Most Valuable Player Mard. "Olice lie gets the li.all, it's Vanguard Romps To Sunrise Title to cent. Crooms, who had beaten champion Vanguard twice this year, connected on 27 of 60 attempts for 45 per cent. Only a 4~,yl,,:aqw, zlwrar 77w iIr.4# -.1.4zz — ,4yp ,q1 "/4e /7 fIVE, /Øy ,y,qf ,ii F'P 7F4M -33 win over the Jets. In other action, the Vikings beat the b' / - cod'- ..,. -. 5AR POWIR 0e&e" - 'tt-v ';., ' f t'4'jOY/N& 1 *" ,C',','7' 'Y ,q/,4'7 IY8.4R 7/it 7oP /6' OCOR/4'G s41YP . q ji . ,•.. ' I ' . ,' I" t )'1 .0 I " II Washington joined guards Paul Solomon mind Daryl Jackson for the victorious Knights. D. Jackson, who was named MVP, averaged 14 points per game and helped blow open the title game with eight third quarter points. Crooms was next in players placed with two, as rebounding and scoring ace Calvin "KiKi" Bryant and playmaker Vernon Law both made the team. From second place Kissimmee, Frank Ford, who along with Bryant had a tournament high 31-point game earlier, joined the elite 10. Brent Fullwood (St. Cloud), Phil Cantor (Lake Brantley), and Jack Durham (Lyman) completed the squad, which was presented by Kiwanis President Buddy Williams. 41 / - poor fourth quarter kept Crooms from 50 per cent. All-Tournament team selections Calvin BOXSCORES "KiKI" Bryant and Vernon Law took St. Cloud (33) Fullwood 19, Campbell apart the visiting Bulldogs with strong 10, Brizendine 2, Dewey 2, Kelso 0, offensive efforts. Johnson 0, Wooden 0, Peters 0, Bishop 0, The 6.1 Bryant scored 18 points and Totals 11-11-33. collected 16 rebounds, including 12 in a Crooms 59) Law 10, Gaines 6, Wooten dominating first half. Law, a 5-7 point 4, Bryant 18, Wynn 6, Hendricks 5, Knight guard, handed out eight unselfish assists 2, Jackson 10, Gordon 1, Parks 0, and tossed in 10 points. Saunders 0, Curtis 0, Johnson 0, Totals 27Brent Fuliwood, another All- 5.59, Tournament choice, had a game-high 19 Kissimmee 33) Ford 15, K. McGee 4, points for Kissimmee. Center Mark Neugin 4, T. Blanlord 3, Sturoyer 2, Campbell totalled 10 points. Scaletta 1, K. Blandford 4, Hicks 0, Totals Tournament Champion Ocala 15.3. Vanguard paced the Evening Herald 10 Vanguard (62) Washington 10, Faison man A1l.Tournaimment squad with four 6, Roberts 6, M. Vereen 14, Solomon 7, D. Jackson 14, Brown 1, KiniIerZ, B. Vereen selections. and Phillip Faison Totals 28442. 2, Forwards Reggie - p - - 24 Hours Of Daytona United Press International (Listed with type car. laps completed and winner's average speed) I Roll Stommelen, Reinhold Joest, Volkert Men, all of West Germany. TurboPoniche. 715 laps, 111.400 mph. Preston Henn, pompano 2 Beach, Eta., John Paul, La wrenceville. Ga., Al Holbert, Warrington, Pa, Turbo Porsche, 687 laps 3 Ted Field, Newport Beach, Calif., Danny Ongais, Santa Anl', Calif . Mu? Minter, Sanger, Calif.. Turbo Porsche, 661 laps. I Maurice Carter, Craig Carter, Murray Edwards. all of Canada. Camaro, 639 laps. S William Kell, Carlsbad, Calif., Jim Cook. Los Alamitos, Calif.. Greg LaCava, Malibu, Calif., Porsche 9116, 637 laps. 6 Tony Garcia and Alberto Vadia Jr., both Miami. Terry Herman, Mill Valley, Calif.. Carrera. 630 laps. 7 Maunicio DeNarvaei, Colombia, Albert Noon, Miami, (arrera. 629 laps 8 Roger Mandeville, Spartan rg. .(., Jim Downing, Atlanta, Brad Inissells, Tacoma. Wash, Mazda RX 7. 611 laps 9 Bob Garretson. Sunnyvale, Calif, Skeeter Mckitterick, San Diego. Calif , Anny (j,arbgtt Verney, rrance. Turbo Porsche, 599 laps 10 Carlo Vaceiti and Martino ninotto. Italy. LdflCi8 nt'fa, $91 taps. I? Pierre Honegger, Princeton, N.J.. Mark Hutchins, McLean, Va , Mazda RX 7, 516 taps. I) Ernesto Soto, Venezuela, Jean Paul Libert, Belgium, Chip Ganassi, Pittsburgh, Pa., carrera, 541 laps. ii. Tony Adamowici, Los Angeles, John Morton, El Segundo, Calif , Bob Bondurant, Novato, Calif., Ferrari Daytona, 539 laps. IS. Robert Giesel, Hintdale, Ill 'Bruce Nesbltt, (tilcago. Alan Johnson, Mount Prospect, Ill,, Mazda RX 2, $33 laps ia Fort Hill and Don Whittington, Lauderdale, Fla., Turbo Porsche, 509 laps. Pro Basketball Eastern ContrencS Atlantic Division W L Pct. 40 13 755 Boston 38 II 731 PhIladipti 21 28 .491 New York 73 29 .412 Wshflgtn 22 37 .407 New Jersy Central Division W I. Pct. 37 23 .582 Atlanta 29 25 .537 San AntOfli indiana 76 28 .48) 25 78 4?? HoustOn 2 3 32 41$ (.Ievelnd . II 10 .259 Detroit Western Conference Midwest Division W I. Pct. 35 73 603 Panss Cty 79 77 51$ Milw,nube . 19 36 .315 II' a 18 35 .310 ii', 1$ 38 .371 lb Pacific Division GB W L Pct. 38 16 .704 — Seattle 38 11 691 Los Angels 3 Phoenix 35 19 618 Diego 28 29 .191 )I' 26 29 .113 I21 7 Portland lb 38 .296 27 Golden Stt Saturday's Games (No games scheduled) Sunday's Result All Star Game at Landover, Md East Ill, West 136 (ot) Today's Games (No games sched uled) Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at New York Seattle dt Cleveland Denver Chicago Utah Philadelphia at Indiana New Jersey at San Antonio Portland at Kansas City Chicago at Utah College Bask.t GO - I', U 16'? 18' Saturday's College Basketball Results By United Press International — G11 — 2'z 6 1711 . Tournament Colonial Classic Boston, Mass. Championship Boston College fl. Holy CrosS 83 Consolation Massachusetts 61, Harvard 44 - LASt GB — all flrooklyn 69, Hunter 55 Bucknell 88, Lehigh 73 Clarion 85, Slippery Rock 61 Drexel 60, Temple 59 Georgetown 81, Connecticut 64 George Washington 16, Rutgers 71 Iona 63, Fordtiam S9 King's Coil. 15 Concordia 57 Lafayette 15. Delaware 46 Maine 12, Siena 65 Pennsylvania 62. Columbia 57 PrInceton 68. Cornell 12 St Bonaventure 90, Duquesne V pringfleld S3. brandeis SI' St. Lawrence 76, Ithaca 67 Syracuse 89, Providencb 69 Trinity 83, Conn. CoIl, 77 R och est er 61, Union 67 Vermont 61, St. Peter's 55 Villanova 98, Penn St. 53 West Virginia 68, Plttsburgh,66 Yale 80, Dartmouth 67 .-' South Arkansas St. 87, SW Louisiana 77 Clemson 61 South Carolina 60 E. Tennessee 86, Samford 7$ Florida 70. Auburn 60 Kentucky 83, Tennessee 15 LSU IS, Miss. St. 63 Maryland 101, Duke 12 Mississippi 71, Alabama 65 N. Carolina St. 57, Citadel 35 North Carolina IS. Furman 63 Old Dominion 76, Va. Cmmnwlth 15 Paul's $06, Norfolk St. 87 lenn St. 65, Florida AIIM SI Transylvania 70, Union 56 Vanderbilt 70, Georgia 69 Va Tech 69, Tulane 68 Wake Forest 79, yrglnla 7 1 W. K en tucky 14, E. Kentucky 62 W. Maryland 99, Gettysburg SI William I. Mary 86, CatholIc 66 W I ibe'rly 98. W.Va 51 89 Amherst SI, MIT 53 Army 65, Niagara SO Boston U, 76 , FDU 3 Midwest \lu,on 52. Aquinas Si - i L.L. •.'l! '—._-'' . ", -' 0 _ 600 NEWS '24 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT F'or,'iii Po)ic ~11 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest William 'h-., . .' . Lou . ' 11:30 - ,.- ' . . 'l , . , Conrad : ..' ' ,, •' 41 . . 1 • 6:30 D'4 NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS , 70 ABC NEWS -5' . 1i (35) ANDY GRIFFITH oOtier has d,e'ams of entering ' show business when ,, e h thinks tie owns a g'nuune talking doq . 14 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN MENT The President S . . fitidq 02 (17) BOB NEWHART Bob . defends the wOik ethic when Jerry comes unto a pile of mon. . .ind decides 0 Husband's Timing Bothers Wife 4 ' FACE THE MUSIC MORNING 11(35) SANFORD AND SON .10(1 1 ,mmcnt wunl . sti,iuutI,uj In the fo,i.sl wOe',, they go on a camping trip ;i'd 2ETSANFORD AND SON Woolf War II stor., to his qr,iui(1Soiito.tft' 730 0 '4 TIC TAC DOUGH s 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 7 , 0 FAMILY FEUD Ii (3 5) MAUDE A tuiIn*'d t)cPauw 84. MacMurray 78 Iowa 73, Minnesota 63 KanSas 77, Iowa St 61 Kent St. 66, Navy 57 Marian 74, Bethel 61 Missouri 73, Nebraska 60 Neb Omaha 66, Aucmustana 61 ti Iowa 78, SE Louisiana 68 Otterbein 77, Ohio Wesleyan 59 Miami (0.) 71. OhiO U. 67 Michigan 70. Northwestern 57 Michigan St. 68. Illinois 59 N. Illinois 78, E. Michigan Si Notre Dame 105, Davidson 71 Ohio Northern 93, Heidelberg 61 Purdue 56. lndian3 si Wisconsin 10. Ohio St. 67 , - Southwest Arkinsas 60, Texas 59 Baylor 60, Rice 57 Houston 71. SMU 70 Oklahoma S6. Kansas St. Oral Roberts 10?. Marquette 101 (of) Pan American 83, Air Force 62 Tex'as Tech 57, TCU 12 Tulsa 67, Bradley 65 — West Arizona 65. California 67 Arizona $t 93. Stanford 80 Brigham Young $9 New Mexico 66 Colorad o 82, Okl'homa St. 75 Colorado St. 6$. San Diego St. 66 Montana 66. N. Arizona 56 Idaho 80, Idaho St. SO Oregon St. 13. So. Cal. 72 Oregon Tech 81. E. Oregon 72 Pepperdine 87. Por tland 80 San Jose St 72 , Fullerton 69 San Francisco 13, Goniaga 68 San Fran. St. 60, sacramento 3 santa Clara 06. St. Mary's 70 s. Colorado 83. S. Utah 59 UCLA 90, Oregon 16 Utah 68 Te x as El Paso 56 eau irvine at Washington on. Washington St Weber St 79, Boise St 73 Wyoming 89, Hawaii 67 63 Pro Hockey Winnipeg 56 70 21 7 71 26 .1 47 16 the mmmdc. .Site might overcome her ice-chewing habit by taking iron supplements. PHOENIX M.D. states, the estate of the donor organs. Is this t rue? If it is. I would rather not HEAR NI.D.: Thanks for the must pay for It. Cheek with your Local medical school, for the ur s gery to remove Time woman needs to be examined and mm dimmgnmosis ----------..-. ..--.'.. y -..-. CONFIDENTIAL !1 Around Lake Mary Adams Division Pts, W L T Buffalo 33 II 6 72 s 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER chic prtdcts tt Maude niariv a fifth time will L24 (10) DICK CAVEIT Guest iej(t,o, I U Singer (Part I of 2) 12 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY the lilt, DI her Infant 5 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Ii's Nessman is inviled to dinnt'r by a female tan (Krishna Callahan) who then decides to move' In with huni 7Q LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY It books like wi'ddunq bells are finally ringing when I avenue fills madly in love with it hand. some funi'inan (35) JIM ROCKFORD flock ford I)(tCOflli?S the tar get ill of a gossip-hungry newspaper and underworld assassins while univi'stiq at mg the shooting of a prominent Hollywood doctor .24 (10) NATIONAL G EOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Mysli'r. illS Of The Mind The mysteries • of and critical new discoveries .thout the most physically mac- ct'ssmbte of all the body's organisms the human mind are explored "I3ullmtl' ( 1.2,117) MOVIE 09681 Steve McQueen. Roberl Vaughn A San Francisco -. detective tries to prevent ttie murder of a prospective 8 P.M. And what a wonderful surprise it was — a birthday present from Steve and Judy — a complete dinner prepared ahead of time and packed In the Ice cooler, Dorris' birthday was Jan, 9 :and without knowing It : unique present. was being t arranged by her son and daughter-tn-law while she was visiting the m. (Closed Sunday) S MATINEES: Mon. - Wed. - Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:18 p.m. S - i $4 Trifecta lox $42 Trifecta Wheel ______________________________ II ALL 12 RACES Thursday Ladies' Nits f AM= o _____________ ~ J111114 tit- dIlliq In( yy A Won' t Forget Dorris and John Norden recently spent a few days in Atlanta visiting Dorris' son, Steve West, and his wife, Judy. Oim (heir way back home, the day they left, Dorris was asked to take with her an ice cooler with a promise not to open It until they got back home. NIGHTLY Today's Games (No games sched uled) Tuesday's Game All Star Game at Detroit T1 The menu included a roast ham, wild rice, orange salad and' for desseri a delicious cheese cake. All Dorris had to do was prepare the wild rice, arrange t.fOita.d. Just sNNwt 17I?(i—,.suj *tSLRVATIOhS- $31 ISIS Swry, N. Or* under lI , -. 4 '_., .. - IiLIIL wit- ,, I .1 t •' when the hotel's fussy ownietr decides to make. . - _______________ sr '' • . I an unan the premises 1 ' Annie susnecis (TI El APlfll - 4-; . that Theresa's new love inter - dresser. is a bit more than tie appears to be I , a tries to avoid art unwanted . surprise I party being planned for him by volunteering to tend S p wounded soldier at the 6:00 0 4 EARLY DAY S 0 HEALTH FIELD aid of a beautiful and mystefsous psychic to help him solve a tfldflCe 12:00 3 CHAIN REACTION 0 7 0 NEWS 5 it (35)1 LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO GRAMMING I? 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STONES 24 10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) s 4:00 O THE BRADY BUNCH 5 0 BEWITCHED 7 0 MERV GRIFFIN 11(35) WOODY WOODPECK4 ER AND FRIENDS 7:30 8 , 4, TODAY 7 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA Ii (35)BULLWINKLE 8:00 S' 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (17)SPECTREMAN 4:30 12 0 4 EMERGENCY ONE! 0 S HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 12 (17)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 5' 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (35) TOM AND JERRY II 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) 12 (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 8:25 84. TODAY IN FLORIDA 7. U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 4 NEWS 5 , (3 MASH 8:30 04TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERICA i (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 4 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 12 (17) ROMPER ROOM 24 (10)3-2-1 CONTACT 12 (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE fi f,4 , 9:00 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (35) KUNG FU 1 1' FLORIO1' ARRIVE ALIVE - i))NiulNI ',TATf .•,". 5 0 MIKE DOUGLAS '7.0 MOVIE MfJFkvd Theatres= 1111(35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER t24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY S( C Community Hand directed by I)r. Hill ilinkle. CALLS; T he staff of Kensington General is shocked when the new admin- istration fires Amos 10:00 Ball Benefits Un Music will be provided by the Seminole Community College's Community Band, a 17-piece orchestra replicating the Big Band Sound of the Forties, under the direction of Dr. William J. Hinkle, 04) CARD SHARKS a]. (35) PTL CLUB O @) 10:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 WHEWI 10:55 (5)0 CBS NEWS if orms ON ICE prizes, drinks and snacks. A donation o($3.75 per person inadvance and $4.50 at the door entitles guests to their first drink free, For Information on tickets call: 645-1514 or 6474504 or purchase tickets at TShIi't Emporium Summit Plaza, Lake Howell High School or from a band parent. Proceeds will go into the Silver Regiment Uniform Fund. 1,111 IT53 3227503 ALL SHOWS 99C L PLAzAF], , 40 ONLY WALT DISNEY'S SLEEPING BEAUTY & HORSE WITH FLYING TAIL PLAZA 11 ) 1:41 ONLY FROM HAIR 'I., 11525 STAGE 'PG PLAY )U 1715 R 130— ANDREA S Ii —LIZ Tony Randall and Peg. gy Fleming are the hosts for a top acts from the world's two most famous ice extravaganzas (1)0 LOU GRANT While Trib is condemning a the book burning episode in a small town, they face a censorship problem their own with a of satirical comic strip. (7) 0 FAMILY Buddy becomes romantically involved with one her teachers. of Dancing will begin at 9:00 p.m. and continue untIl 1:00 a.m,There will be door 10:00 (4) HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ICE FOLLIES AND HOLIDAY display of the The first annual Silver & Blue Benefit Ball will take place Feb. Oat the Slovak Gardens, located behind Levitz. 9:30 d L (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (14 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 02,(17) GREEN ACRES 1100 0 o NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT A Toastmaster Club Is being formed to serve Sanford-North Seminole S South Volusia, All previous Toastmaster S Toastmistress' & Interested parties are encouraged to inquire regarding meeting dates & other organizational information. PLEASE CALL MS. DEBBIE ROGERS .S AT 322.5131 FOR DETAILS h!V' "'..t.".. - DONAHUE . ' AND FRIENDS 24 (10) SESAME STREET 7:25 04 TODAY IN FLORIDA fl 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 'It 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 5 0 GUIDING LIGHT - if (35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 12 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT O 3:00 O ) 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD 17' FLORIDA 12 (17)NEWS HOTEL 12 (17) NEWS 12) ( 17) MOVIE U P1UUt ' monthly meeting Monday night starting at 8 at the starlight room in the Forest. President Ronald Ripp Sr. will appreciate your at- AFTERNOON 0 HOT DOG 7 the ONE r The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce is having its 11:55 12 I1I(NEWS 12,07) LUCY SHOW to Dick and Peggy Aikens and Harry and Mary Terry over for dinner and they all had a very ni ce surprise birthday dinner-party. Dorris was very happy over the whole affair — something she will never forget, she says. 0 7 % - the ta ble, invite good friends 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD 3 it (3505 LIVE 5:35 nounced inspection of . — RESORT the kitchen Mayhem strikes _______ 1 ... . . Buffalo 3. Vancouver 0 Minn 6. Cob 2 Edmonton S. Los Angeles 3 (5) 0 THE LAST - 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS s 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 1 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 4 . '''."511 - RACING Orlando Public Broadcasting Systeni 12 (17) WORLD AT LARGE .; 8:30 The Norclens ! 35 Wales Conference Norris Division W L I Pts. 2$ 1$ 6 62 Montreal 21 27 9 51 Los A ng eles 19 7211 .19 Pittsburgh 47 21 7 Detroit 16 2310 12 Hart ford .' __________ Aw>3 b:~, Boston 3, Phil 3 (tie) St Loui s 4. Detroit 2 W L I P15. 313 83 35 71 21 9 57 21 70 ; ss 53 73 27 7 34 13 30 8 33 10 Quebec TorontO 69 Quebec 5, N.Y. Rangers i Hartford S. N.Y Islanlers 3 Patrick Division Smythe Division w i. I PIS. Si fl 18 13 ChiCôO 53 72 72 9 St Louis 17 25 10 11 Edmonton 16 28 8 10 Vancouver II 30 8 36 Colorad o ii mi i Sunday's R esults Chicago i, Toronto 2, aft. NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Washington uoion Minnesota Saturday's Results Boston 7, Quebec 2, aft Chicago S. Toronto i N.Y. Rangers 6. Wash 3 N.Y. Islanders 3. Buffalo 2 Phil 1, Pitts 0 Atlanta S. Hartford 3 Detroit 3, St . Louis 0 Vancouver S. Mi nn 4 Winnipeg 7. Col o 2 (tie) Montreal S. Lo Angeles i Sunday's College Basketball Results East Framingham St 93, Thomas 76 Hotstra 73, 1 Ui ouisville 76, St. John's Stoflehill 61, C. Conn si W New England 89, Huston 75 Philadelphia NY Rangers NY Islanders Atlanta 0 THE FBI PM" ness for a political hearing YM, 5:00 7 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER the School for the Blind claims of iron wan'IT TUESDAY. S'G P.M. MAGAZINE 7 0 JOKER'S WILD PRAIRIE Mary sullers an emn- - OUJ I N Atlanta Ga 0 to re'turt' 6:55 at the time of my death. removal of organs. However, I have heard thathiowes't'r, sshemm out' donates the family of the deceased is his entire body to a medical charged for tra,nsportation to school, 1mm some states the the special hospital where the medical school bears time ('051 organs are removed, and also of trunsportatiolL hm other cen Torrie Hendricks (13) and Lawrence Wynn (33) look on. as Marvin Knight (2:1) passes inside to a teammate. The Panthers ripped St. Cloud 59-:1:! to capture third place in the 4th Annual Sanford Sunrise Kiwanis Tournament. Inth'pi'ndi'rlt 0 44 (1 0) A.M. WEATHER hard, cold facts. I learned somethIng today, A- 41 ..._..,,..I,l,. 1U IlO UUIISILM 1117 Ut 5iI tl tJ i)t.I5It Atii$1 YOU re F II) i; N iiAL appetite for sex, but I an not wish to add to time expense not get over that feeling. What's published a letter from SACRAMENTO: mm %'It'Toh( IN complaining, It's his timing of my funeral. Thank you. reader complaining about a flu not teach your mynah bird that bothers inc. He always wrong with rue? CONSIDERATE woman who chewed ice to "talk dirty," or you will he MAGIEINMANHAT'MN wants to make love on Sunday to the DEAR CONSIDERATE: continuously. You conm- contributing DEAR MAGGIE: You morning before mass. Abby, I know that love within problem Is rooted in time notion mynah! a delinqulney of There Is no charge for tran- mlmented in a funny vein. She might just be illAre there questions you sportathm to hospitals for the marriage is not a sin, but for that sex is sinful. You grew up some silly reason I just hate to believing it, even though removal (if organs. Time is so mannered; on time other hand, can't ask your Parents? Get go to mass right after having you're married and there Is important in the removal of she could very well be suf- Abby's new booklet: WHAT had sex. Lately I have been nothing to feel guilty about, organs that a donor almost fering from an iron TEENAGERS OUGHT KNOW. Drugs, sex and putting my husband off, But I you're still programmed to always has to be in the deficiency. "tgopuig is a immedical aicoimol are plainly discussed. equate sex with sin. Talk to a hospital at the time of death. feel guilty about that. Do you think I should priest, or psychiatrist. (Try (Corneas must be removed term for eating ice; it is ,I Send $2 and a long, stanmped 28 cents) self-addressed postpone the lovemaking until the priest first. It's cheaper.) within four hours after death; form of "pica," which is a 20 minutes!) craving for unusual subenvelope to Abby, 132 I,4Isky DEAR ABBY: I have been kidneys within after mass? Or keep telling stances. It's a well-known Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. There isno cost lo the donor myself l have no reason tofeel considering donating my deficiency. 91)212. guilty about it, and just try to organs for possible transplant or the donor's family for time sylflptohli Creighton 97. WiCfliTa m Mi Detroit 69, E. Carolina 65 0 7:00 .. DEAR ABBY: I am a happily married woman (22) and Mike is a wonderful healthy, robust, masculine man of 25. We've been married a little over a year, and I have a problem I can't ask anyone else about. It has to do with sex. Mike has a big SCRAM BLE u,iue's! P,,i( fill Cosb1 C,,u,'sts .J,stir'5 fitter Clrl Hlme's M.iiid Adams 5 HARRY 0 (4,irr, trim's to cta, his IfS'fl(l It Trench wht'n the law 111,11' is Ii .11550(1 t(5r riltirclot 7 BARNEY MILLER While F 11h is ti,iriIlit5g .i t,imil (5 put,' concer ning 1 5% ti' isItlild Sahuirn Wo10 ts,'comi's .1 shooting t.irq.'t t flu 11(35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and (ii'utrud,' hipe F OA .it (fit' C) Fi,,rna Point.". Muck III SC USSI'S her (1, isi' t,.ill car,',', (10,1)5 0,1 .5 iO.)r talk show F(lifie and Chuqu'l.i go tsi'for,' ttui' Crauii'pool tt'ruiie board I tie King ,i2 (17) MOVIE And four Queens I 19561 Archie'.-)ntrilCI -. SUNRISE TONIGHT 4 - 611. , . 1 _y;; J-1 EVENING - opfit en - SCOREBOARD ii Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood, Jacksonville. F l a , Bruce Leven, Seattle, Wash,, Turbo Porsche, 581 laps . after, 0 2 8; flick), Wilson 1 0-02; Chris hunter 0 0 0 0; Tony Gains 1 0-02; Perry Simmons 1 2-2 4; Tony Wright 0 0-1 0. Totals 13 3-7 29. 'ikIngs 10 9 510-44 Colts (10) .24 (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS MONDAY .'... for some reason .: Pat Slater 3 0-0 6; Steve Gains 3 1.2 7; Elvis Brown 4 COLTS - ,4 727U9 17) Broadcasting Network (CSN). keypunch operator. "I had Ma r - I Alli Ii essefla uer is P ingrain rne(I for the f ut ure . always wanted to further my ''M) life," Mary 1 Mu education through the years, materials you'll need," her But she was right there telling Since receiving her high I wasn't neighbor said. me all along that everything school diploma, Mary Lou has sparkled, "it just seem!; like' but I'm starting over. It seems able to work on it," she Soon Mary Lou went was going to be great," made continued progress in like I backed U!) 20 years. And And indeed everything did her After commented. to the library and there met education. graduation, she imimmediately my kids'? They think their All that changed back in Bunnye Bonnar, GED in- turn out great. molts is simper." Mary Lou advanced very signed up for the associate of June 1979 when Mary Lou's structor from the Developprogram in computer neighbor told her about time mental Division of Seminole rapidly in her studies and arts i The General Educational Educational Community College. "I was after one month was able to science at the college, conGeneral t G ED ) petrified, the least to say. She pass her final GELJ tinning her interest in data Development Program is Dc ye I Program, a study-testing I Bunnye wanted to give rime mm examination and received her processing establislmed during sponsored by the Developmental Division of Seniminole those years sue had worked as program that allows students test right off time bat," Mary high school diploma. to prepare for a Florida High Lou said. "I didn't have very Community College. For "When I was studying for it keypunch operator. After commmplcting her first further information, call 352. School Diploimma at their own IlluChconfidence in myself my GED, that's what made because I had been out of inc realize that tills IS what I full term, she walked away 1450 Extension 345, or stop by pace. "Go to the Casselberry school for 20 years, and I was wanted all these years," she with top honors, making the time Adult Education Campus. Building 22, at the college.) dean's list. library. They have the study really afraid to take time test. said. - ( In addition to the channels listed, cabtevusion subscribers may tune in to independent channel 6 Miami, by tuning to channel $ tuning to channel 13 which carries sports and the Christian " ,'. mother of four, and finally a Dennis 11 (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando 1 suddenly acquired ? Simply stated—education. More than 20 years have gone by since Mary Lou left high school back in Maryland in her junior year. During those 20 years she was first a clerk in a dime store (back when you could still buy something for a dime), then a EGLES: 8i11 Sweet 12 2-7 26; 'urn Ward 1 0-0 2: Anthony ColycrO 0-10; l)eayne Hunter 41-3 9; Arthur Brooks 2 0-2 4; Alfred Buokharta0.Ofl; Emory F'rederickoO-OO; James Built' 0 0-0 0; Ron ald Watson 0 2.2 2; Tot als 19 1 5 43. JETS: Bruce Frankli n 0 0-0 0; Moses Brown 1 0-li 2; Steve 00-00; Tom Lamar 6 1-2 13; Char lie Ruse 4 0.1 8; Ken Nobles 3 0-2 6; James Rouse 2 0-0 4. Totals 16 1-5 33. 15 6 11-13 Eagles 7 1 10 1243 Jets VIKINGS: Jose Calloway 40-38; Mlk Tanner 2 1-1 5; M arvIn Mt Smith, 50-410; Don Tanner 0 0-0 0; Ilownrd Harrison 0 1-2 1; '41d ' Tim [fall 0 0-0 0; L. 11, Davis 5 0-0 10; Howard flatly 0 0.0 0; Lance Mobley 0 0-0 0; Totals 16 2.10 34. ' CBS) Orlando Independent Orlando - A this behind What's mysterious power she has quarter. -.. - ciii (35) (ABC) Orlando I : Cable Ch 0 (,J 0 ( I k. in computer science. The Vikings also built up a big first half lead and held off a late charge. Time Vikings out-scored the Colts 10-i in time first period and 0-2 in time second frame. The Colts came out on top of the scoring 9-5 in the third period and 14-10 in time final '- rn.. ."' - ;.: Hessenauer, mother of four, recent graduate of the Educational General Development ( GED) Program, and college student while teammate Arthur Brooks added nine. Torn Lamar was high scorer for the losers with 13. - Mary . ' - lately,.,sbe may take flight at an momen t . Who is this wonder woman? She's Over TONIGHT'S TV Cable Ch leap tall buildings at a single bound either, but the way she's been bouncing around Seminole Community College Lead Starting . records, but lately she is faster than a speeding bullet. She can't be nd steel in her bare hands, but she has demonstrated amazing stamina and courage. No red cape to allow her to Colts 34-29. The Eagles pulled ahead 11.7 at the end of the first period and held a 26 1 1 lead at the half. The Je ts outscored the Eagles in both of the last two quarters, but couldn't catch up with the Eagles. Billy Sweet of time Eagles led all scorers with 26 points, ones who were red-faced. Crooms Panthers Finish Third ware 4q/,r6' , 'I'hey hit only 6-of-2l field goal attempts in time fourth quarter, cumumitted 10 turfoyers and botched time last play that was designed to go inside' to Gervin, Instead, Bird ended up fining time ball Iron 25 feet as the horn sounded. Hut Bird broke time game open in overtime, hitting two long juiiip shots, one a three. pointer, within 20 seconds to Put time East ahead 139-136. (;ervjnm scored time East's last points, taking a Bird iuiss under time basket arid twisting around to lay time ball in, Rec Her kids think she's super and her husband is bursting wi th pride. For the past 20 years she hasn't been setting any track The Eagles gained sole possession of first place in the Sanford Intermediate Boys Basketball League Saturday with emitbarrassed.'' The East players were the ' Kiwanis President Buddy Williams. D. Jackson and Marlin Vereen paced tIme v i ctory with 14 points apiece. Washington chipped ill with 10. Ford was held to only two points the second hatl and finished with 15 for the Kowboys. ro In a game following the same pro59-33 ripped St. Cloud portions, Crooms capture time third place trophy. Time Panthers jumped to a 28-18 half. time lead and coasted in the second half. St. Cloud was hampered by some miserable field goal shooting in which they connected on only 11 of 50 shots for 22 per E4c,y i by Alan Maver Eagles Grab pe riod. I (lidlm't ant to get • By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Oculu Vanguard, the "state's 3A basketball champion the past two years, added some freshman basketball hardSaturday by blasting Kissimmee 62-33 for the Sunrise Kiwanis of Seminole Freshman Basketball Tournament at Seminole High School. The young Knights from Marion County become the first out of county school to win the tournament in four years. Lyman won in 1976-77 and 1978-79, while Crooms captured the title in 1977. 78. Coach Ron McMil1Ln's unselfish squad jumped to a 12.11 first quarter advantage before extending its lead to 30-20 at half time. Four Vanguard players, Phillip Washington, Antione Roberts, Reggie Faison and Daryl Jackson each contributed six points in Vanguard's balanced attack, Kisahumee's Frank Ford matched Ocala's balance as best he could in the early going with 13 points, but Vanguard's size and speed eventually won out. In the pivotal third quarter Ford was held scoreless and Vanguard blitzed the Kowboys 16.2 behind eight points by D. Jackson, who also spearheaded a tough Knight press. For his consistent and all-around play Darryl Jackson was named the tournament's most valuable player and received a trophy for his exploits from UNIFORMLY FINE Seems Supermom!s - 1 I '' . �'I.- F 2I—Evilg Herald, Sanford, Ft. . - Monday, Fib. 4, . .. . ... '. li Alciy' Cancel African Mission - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Geneva Citizens Asia., 8 p.m., Geneva Communjty Center. Owners of Seminole County Inc., will present its charter and discuss activities. Seminole County NOW,7:30p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Free and open to all women interested in Consciousness.Ralsjng. Call 323.0945 (evenings) for information, Free Parenting and Early Learning class, Seminole College. Course certifies participant for day care licensing and as a Hearisaver. Call 4C office at 323. 1450. Ext. 353.314. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (UPI) - Saying he was "noboly's Uncle Tom," Muhammed All has offered to give up his special diplomatic mission to convince African nations to boycott the Moscow Olympics if he finds that he is •'l)aing used" 'Flie former heavyweight champion, rebuffed in an attempt to meet Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere, was to hold talks today with the nation's Minister for Culture in Youth C. Mgjona to rally the nation behind President Carter's boycott call. His chances of convincing Tanzania to join a boycott P peared slim, All, who set out on the week long, five.natlon African tour at Carter's behest, arrived on the first leg of his mission Sunday and confronted hostife questioning by Tanzanian reporters that apparently left him bewildered, After meeting with Mgjona, Ali was scheduled to leave for Nairobi, Kenya, where President Daniel Arap Moi has endorsed an Olympic boycott. All is also to visit Senegal, Liberia and Nigeria in his role as special presidential envoy. - The questions asked by Tanzanian journalists centered on why he was allowing himself to be "used" to draw African nationsintoaconfllctbetweentheUnitedStatesandtheSoviet Union. "I'm not a traitor to the black people," All said, adding that the questions made him "feel funny," "If you can show me something I don't know, I want to be helped," theboxerdiplomat said. "I'm free. Nobody made come here and I'm nobody's Uncle Tom." "Maybe I'm being used to do something that ain't right. I could amend my wrongs." "I'm not here to do nothing against Africa," All said. "I'm not here to do promote no role for America. If I find out something else, I'm going back to America and cancel the whole trip." .. All, who was mobbed by enthusiastic supporters when he arrived at the airport, said he was learning from his question-. ers who told him that the Soviets had done a lot to help the African liberation movement. Tanzania voted in the United Nations to condemn the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, but most government and Sports offjciais say they do not support a boycott of the Moscow games. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. '?OPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorialj4os,pftal conference room, Sanford. Over 50 Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gar. dens social Hall. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m,, Community Centn, North Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs. Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. AIAnon, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby tepot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hall, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Halfway House, Sanford. TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial conference room. Open to everyone over 6 years. Miled Toastmas1ers Club, Sanford, organizational Meeting 7:30a.m., Buck's Restaurant Sanford Airport. Open to all former Toastniasters and Toastmistresses and interested persons. Call Debbie Rogers at 322.6831. Longwood.Wlnter Springs Chamber of Commerce membership drive kick.off breakfast, 8 a.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434. Sanford Senior CItizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center, Bring bag lunch. Bingo to follow meeting. i i WEDNESDA"*', FEBRUARY 6 Woman's Club of Sanford general business meeting, noon luncheon, clubhouse, 309 S. Oak Ave. Program: Fun Day auction, white elephant sale and bake sale, Stepparenting, 4-6 p.m., 3-week series sponsored by Seminole County Mental Health Center to assist parents, 377 Crane's Roost Office Park, Altamonte Springs. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Senior Citizens overnight trip to Stuart (or day's cruise to Lake Okeechobee. Leave Sanford at 10 a.m.; pick up at Casselberry Leeds at 10:30 n.m. Return on the night of the 8th. Call Doris Rogers (or reservations, Seminole Chapter No, 2, OES, Masonic Temple, Nkth Park Avenue, Sanford, p.m. Last meeting of year for outgoing officers, Freelacome taxhelpforseniorcitlzenssponsored by AARP and NRTA, 9 a.m. to noon, First Federal of Seminole, State Road 434, Longwood. Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford, Advance Night and Valentine Party, 8 p.m Seminole County branch of American Asia, of University Women, Sear's Activity Room, Altamonte Mall, 7 p.m., refreshments, 7:30, Juvenile Arbitration." Tuscawilla Homeowners' Association, 8 Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road. Troiram: "Solar Energy for Your Home." Senior Citizens Tour to Stuart for river and Lake Okeechobee cruise. Leave Sanford Civic Center 10 n.m., pickup Casselberry Leeds, 10:30 n.m. Return Friday, 9 p.m. _____________________ Legal Notice ___________________________ ______________________ Connally: President Is Weak MARIETTA, Ga. (UP!) Republican presidential candidate John Connally said Carter the Administration has "been guilty of appeasement and weakness" In dealing with the Soviet Union. ('Jfly told about 300 supporters at a morning rally he was surprised when Carter said in a year-end Interview that he had learned more about the Soviet Union after the Afghanistan hivasion th8fl he had in three years as president, The former Texas governor added, "I was amazed and a bit frightened if that wasn't so serious, t would be a bit funny. Connally said Carter's decisions cancelling the B-I stalling and bomber prOduCtiOn of the MX missile and neutron warhead had signalled an American weakness to the Soviets. He said Carter apparently believed he could persuade - today ' FIRDAY,FEBRUARYS Sanford Founders Day ceremonIes, 1:30 p.m., Ft. Mellon Park. Tour General Sanford Museum and f.Abrary. Music by Sanford Middle School Band and Refreshments. Salle Harrison Chapter DAR, board meetIng, 1:45 p.m,, regular meeting, 2:30 p.m., The Forest, Lake Mary. Day program, east end of Ft. Mellon Park at 1:30 p.m. Public invited. Open house at General Sanford library untIl 4 p.m. with Swedish descendants us hosts. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Sanford VFW dInner, 5:301 p.m., long cabin poet home on lakefront. Open to public. Countywide Valentine skating parties sponsored by the Seminole County Council for Exceptional Children: 9a.m. to Melodee Skating Rink, W. 25th Street, Sanford; noon to 4 p.m., Skate City, Dog Track Road Longwood. Prizes both rinks, open to pubilc. Silver & Gold Ball to benefit Lake Howell School Silver Regiment Band Uniform Fund, 9 p.m., Slovak Gardens, danCe ball, Howell Branch Road. Seminole Community Band under direction of Dr. William J. Hinkle. For ticket Information Call 6454514. National League of American Pea Womee Winter Park Branch, monthly business meeting and program, 11a.m., Langford Hotel, Luncheon by reservation, call Mrs. Everett Hales at 6443770. Sanford Founders Arthur of Seminole County. Amedcan Dtabetes Au.. sad Juvenile Diabetes That property described as Lot A. less S. 10', Frank L. Woodruff's si0fl Being more generally described lOCated S. W. corner Palmetto Ave. and E. 25th St. The PlannIng and ZonIg Commission will submit a recommendatIon to the City Commission in favor of. or military posture and Intelligence capabilities although he claimed In his State of the Union speech that Fsda$4an will compoceor a lecture by Dr. Hulda Wolsltnw*n, professor of pediatrics at Medical U. of S.C.,onlsulinopenlc Diabetes Millitus, 7:30p.m., Loch Haven Art Cents, theMUOflh$UstrOS*aseVSI. . Ccev'lly amid he U id. vacated iuttiaga fifth fleet In MIddle maIntaining ground fi within reach of the Pirian hi Uld GnU FEMUARYII covered dish social, Virgimia 8.eIsl _______ DoHory, Fire Hall. R'gteraden. 1 P.m.. dtour 1:30. Bring p1st.,. ullvorwars and a r.clii. (or COIkbOQk• ag, against, she reØeS*H ctanse or amen.neiw. The cIty commission wlllholdaPubiicNeeringinthe City Coflmissin agm ftw Cay Hall, Sanford, Florida at 1:50 P.M. on _____ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 _____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 79.$3I.CA.14.D CAPITAL AMERICA, INC. Plaintiff, vs G,D.S. DRUGS, INC., MARILYN GRAY and SAMUEL A. GRAY, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: SAMUEL A. GRAY 3901 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables, Florida end-or FEBRUARY 1* 7p.m., Seminole Menulal IF-pital con. ______ ______ _____ ____ - a.sl 59gw (u.p _ of _ n30mnbsrshlp .kive kickoff breakfast, Sam.,_______ chairk,, building. All $109 N.W, 33rd Street MiamI, Florida 331U to serve a copy of Esquire, of the above agaInst you foaid WITNEIS my hand and the seal of $4 at Sanford, Florida on this 2Bh day of Jgey, (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. As Clerk, Circuit court By: Mary Ann Dusbury , LEVINE AND FIELDSTONE, Attorneys for Plaintiff liscayne Blvd Suite Miami, Florida 33I TebPIOII: (351) 57&3S11 By: Alan J. Kiuger Connally said former defens, secretary Clark Clifford was asnt to India by $4 g$$4 $ America wøJid $9 $0 W50U the Russians cloud the Persian Gulf. - . _____ Planning City of $arilsrd ad ZO%i.g COIMS11 Publish Feb. 4, 11, 1980 DES 4 SHARE . in dinner line & salad persons. See Barbara — Deltona Inn, Deltona. WANTED: Mature lady to live. In 2 days & 2 nights a week. prepare meals & care for invalid lady in Sanford residence. Call 305-322-4235 wkdays. Janitorial—retiree or semI-re. tired man to help clean retail store mornIngs. 7:30 to 9:30. Zayre Plaza area. 372-2951. NEEDED NOW! HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES Al DES3 to 11; 11 to 7 - CALL 628.0636 SERVING ORANGE ANDOR SEMINOLE COUNTY I - WANT CII IIIL a person with a positive attitude and a pleasant personality, plus being a self starter and an in. tsrested Investigator. Also you must have common sense In handling problems, not easily frustrated, also a desire to learn and to had. I want you to be aggressive toward life and personal achIevement, not content, and to reestablish goals daily, finally above all never quitting even Ihuugh deleated. -, _________________ w.w to apImtss START of West of 41—Houses East miles - which train Harold Hall Realty CASHIER Chancetobeinthe hereby slall be mailed a notice as their address may appear on the latest ad valor.. fax recorgs. j DATED: January 23.1910 JJ Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or NIQht COOKS GaIlOpIflofffmatshef,syour Opportunity. rfsct HOSTESS Chance to be chsmig ' eleiaM atmose,, WAITRI$SE$ Many tOcllossefrom, stop in take your pick. -. Pool home. 3 BR 2 B 617)0' of comfort, Ig FR ONew carpet, redecorated 032 * W pool. Air cond. eLi. lot, fenced patio. OWNEN FINANCING INO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS Price $19900. 16* dwn, 2) f$. 12.1 pcI at $41547 per mc. - CalIorssQpinat9I3Fre(1,Ave The Best Buy In Town cost Classified Ad. CaIIBar't' OUR CONCERN * • , • REAL ESTATE , C REALTY A low ________ - Profitable business! Recession proof. Nets II to IS thousand-be your own boss-a one person operation Approx. $20,000 (55.000 inventory). Sorry all CASH, but start earning tomorrow I I STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349-5400 322 1959 0, SPECIALS $15,000 Sm. 2 BR v, restricted comm. zoning. 1317 Celery Ave. //I " to $31,500. At tractive I BR, FR, nice area, shade & fruit trees. Can assume. - I - Hon'ies -_ _________________________________________________ 42—Mobi le - . _ - -. p .ee our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES t$O3Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VAI FHAFinanrinq __ Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon - _ - - 43—Lots-Acreage -- , I - BR, 2B, sunken LR, 2565 PAR K 323-2222 I Pioneer acres. Hewout your own homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. REALTOR, MLS 23.5774' Day or Nighi lAcreon St. Johns River, OK for mobile home or bldg. site, 516.000. Terms. 2 BR I B new paint & carpet, quiet neighborhood. $3000 dwn, owner will hold. $24,900. I - I , 4b4' __________________________ "tji1e no onger needed items highasanelephant'seye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! .i The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 6 Acres beautiful oak and pine trees. 3 houses, 7 hot houses, worm beds, secluded area, terms, $106,000. (.eisure World on the great St Johns, boat ramp, swim pool, tennis, shuffleboard & fishing, lyi's. Old,7 BR, 2B, eat-in kit., formal OR, wet bar inden. VA Financing, $34,500. BATEMAN REALTY Buildto Suit our lolor yours FI.4A VA. FHA 2358.245 - Ieg.RealEstateBro*er 24l0ianfordAve. 321.075, __________________________ VA.FHA CONVENTIONAL HOMES FOR SALE .. Alsoassumemortgages )BIDROOM HOMES $32,900 Altamonte 5,coo LIQWOOd $42,900 LIt. Mary $39,900 Lk.Mary $-2, Winter Spgs 575.000 Sanford PLUS Sanford commercial, 4 rental units, Includes restaurant & lounge, $113,000. AltamorSe. auto repair Spans 322 0731 754 s French Ave. 322 )779 - 372 5353. 327 317? $95,500 INC. REAL1OR' S PSI Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. 3390509 3390501 E1. _ __-- WILSON IvIAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL - TRADE 31 35 F First St 322 5672 FURNITURE_BEDDING Wholesaletoall.Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 lnjustnial Blvd., Orlando BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY 17 acres, 4 tldrm, 2 Baths, fenced,? wells, tarmtractor5 mower, 1 yr. werranty, $41,950. -- I - T000er Ion S'iort bed Pick uo 5I50 322 3772 _______________________ Western Boots. Special $39.99 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372 5791 __________________________ Camper 8' II. cab over. Sleeps 4, sink, furnace, stove, ice box, 5900 or best offer. 306 Fair mont Dr Sunland 373 0167. ' I . - {P1lAL"1 w Gannett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial _______________________ Phone 372 7111, Sanford __________________ ___ . 303-323-1563 Just perfect for Sm. fam. or retired couple. 2 BR, 1B, LR, FR, very attractive kit., Deltona. i pct. Inlerest to qualified buyers. New homes will', monthly payments under $230. Low down payments. 322-2217. Deltona! Here it is! Should be 575.000. only $64,500. Custom built 37, haS everything in. cluding built in Microwave oven. NO OUAL IFYINC. 36P home. New C I'I&A 8. carpet. Owner will finance w substantial down. $33,000. 3fl-fl$7. - - __ _____ - - -I -- -- 44—Farnn.Groves ____________________________ .. ESTATE Breber 65acres,rent,tiledfarm land. Pineway Dr., Sanford 322-3331 ------- He buy equity In SEIGLER REALTY BROKER __________ LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 3234100 Knowles Realty Inc. 371-0440 irn 327.1377 MEINTZER TlL! New or repair, leaky showers our sciaIty, 2S yrs Eitp 869 $562 Sanford 372474) - -- -- ______ - - - co,npleteMob,le Iloni,' Repair 349 5259 TiIefIoo;S inSt,%lI,'d NEW & l:'AlR 830 1781,,lt 11 Free 1st - paneling, root. c,rpt't. r,'iliod,'ling All work r.'.- I 't ii 8411', 14iq?ui' rep,Iirs, ---- - Dressmaking - __________________________ __________________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 327.0107 Webuy usetiturniture FURNITURE& THINGS 5005 Sanford Ave Sanford 3236593 (ERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES377 79112 ________________________ Drywall Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig stoves, tO")s , ' . 71—Antiques _____________________ _____________________ )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired tIes. & Comm Remodel 8. Additions. CallB3I 5399or8620l36 - Light Hauling ___________________________ ',,l,d Debris, Trash Appliances&M,sc ILOCAL)349 5371 Groomlng& Boarding I _______________ ________________________ _______________________ _____________________ Ft.A'S. SECOND ALL AMERICAN CHINA & PO1TERY SHOW & SALE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Admission$l 50 Good Both Days Animal I-1,,vc'n ("rooming & Boarding K •'nnelS. T hermo stat rontrotod heat, ott ttnor sleeping boxes We catyr to your pet 372 5'S? - -------- Lawn & Larniscaping PARADISE Thal'sCIaSs,tiedAdS Cash 322.4132 - IMan, quality operation 8 yrs e.p Patios. Driveways etc Wayne Beal 321 1321 _____________________________ _____ Painting p __________________________ - l-,,rrr,,c1 by A,itt,on (orin,o Q,i.ilrty Int or I.t pressure I ret' F '.1 3?? 07/1 - _________________________ I I Need A Handy Mars' CAL MOYER I - Qualityworkinanship Nojobtoo small or big. Interior or ex tenor Pressure cleaning 327 00/I - WOODMAKING& HOME IMPROVEMENTS making custom furniture 2364 _______________ 1 - __________ If you don't leit people. hoi'ii they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222411 or 831-9993. - Paintlng& Repair Handyman, minor el. rep., plumb. carp, tree est 21 hr serv Senior Cit. dis., 851 4901. , ' I I I $ Quality Painting No Job Too Small Free Estimates 323 0816 . HOUSe Cleaning ' • . . ' EUT SL ER PAINTING & REPAIR-Interior Exterior ,:REE ESTIMATESCaII 365 53-42 - APfNASCLEANINC, SERVlCE home Apt Sm Office 173 8488 - I Push button controls, has caro us, stiu in wat'ranty. Orginally 5419, assume paymints of $21 mo. Agent 339. Housewives Cleaning Service Personalijed,fast,dependabIe Regularor I time basis PleasecallattSp.m 617 I ' I I Trent Painting 8. Repair Interior 8. Exterior Free Est 322 355$ Painting 8. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349-5239 Hon*IflhI'OVInhsl,lte SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE - Carpentry. Painting, Maint o:oll typeS tic Bonded 323 6038 InSured I PhotOgraphy 8341399 Wedding photography by John CUSTOMHOMES BUILT I Cullum Free engagement REMODELING I REPAIR photOS or color SilO 323575$. S.G. SALINT 372 For Warranty Service on •AMANA •$PEID QUEEN •PANASONIC eKITCHENAID IJENNAIR vacant land. In. vestments, p.o. Box 39. - $0,ne Repair _____ apts. & Lucky - Carp.-n?ry. Painting. (looting, Ge, Repairs Licensed 8. bonded Fret' Estimates 323 6035 after S p ni Ceramic Tile TopPricesPaici llSed,afly(ofldiliofl6ll 9126 I OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $14,500 UsED FURNITURF. A('PL lANCES & PLUMBING F I XI lIP ES Jenkuns F or niture, 205 F ?Sfft St 1?) 0981 - MICROWAVE - ___ - MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 7 CANAL FRONT LOTS. ZION.17.fl,Clss.Iberg'y,FI. 134-1351 Eve. 162363$ ._ 'he sooner you place your cl,lssifued .,d. the sooner you get results TOWE P'S BEAU i Y SALON tormerly l-lanrietls Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St .3225712 i"c'Y liSt i) F URNITtIRI: & ttPl'l lANCE S S.,nforcj ur niture S.,lvaue 371 It/lI _ 47—Real Estate VIinfltId ir. (ijtt,i BeaUty Care Antiques, Modern I urniture'. Sterling SiIv,'r. Orie,,t,it Rugs, Diamonds Bridges tSr'tiqu,75 323 2801 ___________________________ kso. $7773. ' CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED pp c'LISTO8.i'SCONST ut-sign trornes, AulotRnrs 32J 0281 irs ___________________________ , • ' Improvements Vv( - Hotpoint Elec. Range, Avo. 'doubl, oven, $300. Frigidaire ,R*fr., wht., frostfree, I? Cu. ft., Orlando 327 1577 Sanford 3210640 .__ 7 BEDROOM, ROMAN'SAI TIRATIONS ('(,r rep,ir or ,,lti'rafuonS taIl .139 7)91) (.,sS,'Ib,-rry - 24395 Myrtle Ave. ___________ - .. Home BROKER ________________________ 42—?Mbi$e lomes Plenty of elbow room + lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, Comp. w-3 BR home. Make offer. OSTEEN. Alterations ------------- KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPL lANCES 3230697 l'I1I1.'I: I I ft ___ • Agent , -- - -_ -- Factory made lowboy trailer w 6' ,xB' body, steel deck, lights, bargaIn. 377 7345 ___________________________ Side by-Side refrigerator, picnic table, w 2benches, $30. full size baby bed W mattress, $25: Oak porch rockers, metal office desk, 570. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 2Sth St. m 0981 Ref. repo. 16 Cu ft frost free. Orig. $52?, now $205 or 5)9 mo. 339.5354. SEIGLER REALTY - YJGr,,ndPri,,cI,'an .11 000uriq flu Roqul,,r gas 11,-st otter 322 9116 Itt't' I Buyirxf old pocket w,,tches. ,iny (OncI Will pay top price for th,s area 668 6640 Washer repo, GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, used Short time. Bal, $119.14 or $19.35 mo Agent. 3391386. .Coq cCom,, _________________________ , 1973 Dui00e Motor Horn,' 4 000 "Ii 55 000 122 0041 ,ft -I Spurt Moped CullS tiond 5350 or best otter cal MIt' ,if 830 4838 __________________________ 52,ppIis, tCRO CE!?? ' 78-A'—tiopedS - 68—Wanted to Buy — NEW LISTING IN PINECREST 4 BR, 26 home w-sc. pool on 1g. cor. lot, w huge oaks, newly painted inside. Grat home for family. $49,900. I'S'. rn-v. __________________________ . - 8. 000r lOcks 4', 000 in, looks '10 "lust sell 5.1700 C,ill olin Warn 37) 4779 or 1 846 1,) fur 0,1115 tfrI$ - Lovable dog, completely house broken, very good watch dog, knowsmanytricks FREE ba good f,ome. C,,n Set! after 6 pn, It 101 F itt' St Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, 514.95ea, IC. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. 3721721. ON 2 STREETS ADJACENT TOA PARK NEAR WIL. SON SCHOOL. $12,300. Ex. CELLENT TERMS. (not 11 -' ('lIliluit's OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ______________________ GOLFER'S SPECIAL- Newly decorated 3 Bdrm home on quiet street. Family Pm and Florida Pm is an extra bonus In this spacious home. One acre plus. 561.500. rOu te '.'.O''" roof __________________________________________________ _______________ MEL.LONVILL E COP N ER LOT, READY TO BUILD. $7000. BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 550 Cal! 32? 1621. 3?' 1464 '"" rut P'. s-c,,l crOon C.r,,ntl tlI,I& I on bI,)c I lop Dolfr Paid for lurik & cars, trucks & heavy equipment 372 5990 - Sp rn 811 I',I,lCk & T.,r' ,,n stiots $15 32) 916% _____________________ -. - MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Franchised Name Brands) Sales I. Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retiring 8. will partially finance. $65,000. NEW LISTING In the country yet close to town, This home has 3. acres W incomeproducing grove, 3 BR, 2B, C H&A, fam. rm., swimming pool. Remodeled kit & fireplace, too. Priced to sell at $67,500 w low dwn payment. ,• WOODED DOUBLE LOT Off BRIARCLIFF. READY TO BUILD! $1,300. Removed Will people that Gave c,,f & want dog C,,I13172810 , off of total inventory of brand new lnterspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or onds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Nell's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 1192, So. of Sanford. 3228771. 1975 Singer Future fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593. bal. Sill or $31 mo Agent 339.1354. OSTEEN AREA PINE & CY PRESS WOODS. IS ACRES AT 5800 PER WITH TERMS. -- ties? 1978 Volare. 4 DR for Sale P11 I'S AC D,'lci*,' interior. new fri's 2? 000 in' 53.100 3?) 1411 56 ; Pekingese pupl)y, 1 mo old. malt' AKC. Requc $125 or best offer 3?? 8146 for Sale Whybuy used? Newbranooar,,e ho. springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen I. king. Jenkins Furniture, 20$ F 25th St. 3 0981 S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. - I REALTOR MLS 3238471 Lv'. 323-3154 i'' 2', ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, excellent terms. MLS N--v. 1480 tietv.,en - 'ira - So—Miscellaneous ------- .. - 65—PetsSupplies _ - GOOD INVESTMENT POTENTIAL-Hwy. 1797 frontage zoned comm. 2 CU rental tiomes, owner may hold. 580.000. PORZIGREALT leg. _-.- 1?? Pit', s S s I, 4 't 51110 or 4018 11J - _ ___________________________________ S1-_-HOU5&10IdG0OC 373 6061 or eves. 3230317 — OF SANFORD REALTOR __- IPF /7—Junk Ca 'LL DINT & TOP SOft YELLOw SAND Call Clark & Hurt 32) 7580 '. Unsworth Realty REALTOR ALLFLORIDAREALTY MOII REAL ESTATE Broker 290N. 1192, Cassilbefty, Fl. 834-8200 Eve.542.341' ' -- M. 3 BR, 16 fenced yd, needs some TLC.Assumemort.ownerwill hold Sm. 2nd 527.500. N. Ernest Req. I Bk clean nome w-gas heat, inside utility rm. & priced at only $26,900. Eve. 305 660 3440 H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. .'435'; S French (I? 97) Sanford 373 5324 REALTORS 7719,Sanford Ave. 332'79fl _____________________ Owner moving must sell, country, 31. formal din, area. eat-in kit.. sc. porch. Extra fenced lot with fruit trees. 134,300 S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 40 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. c1) 24395 MyrtleAve Sanford Orlando 321 0610 327 1577 (.,ENEVA ACREAGE 2BDRMM.H.$IS.000.3495717 Larry 0. Herman, BROKER Due to the death of my Mother, Mary S. Collins, Salem, Va., my office will be closed Mon day & Tuesday. ________ Will buy 1st & 2nd mcrtgages We also make Real Estate Business ben.. Florida Mor tgage Investment 1101 E Pobiflon. Orlando. 122 7976 --_- - 970 th. 1113 Fit-Och Avt' Sanford Merchandise .,, ________ BROKER Harold Hall Realty InC -- oK T "°' or gins & stock dar.ii.. I.'. .....i O '.dii (lob BaIl 322 4.103 2202 1 re,ich ' 6' acres for only $16,500. Very gooct terms Osteen. REALTY WORLD. -_ -- -- A _______________________ t rOt?l I',". r'-,,, I'lurn. A,pI,' I TI,,. flat kyart: uS? I I 700 S5V LI IloSi-Il Cci Winter - - - - 62—Lawn.Gat-den 47-A---?rtgages Bought & Sold - - unk Atø flatteries best Pr it,' Il,,tl,', %hop 107 5% 27th St 12.1 9114 ___________ _ - _ II hu, I ________________________________ ___________ well UST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 tc 75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 0S iDi'alerl 76—Auto Parts P'anos ----. tO acres lightly wooded, cleared, ..nff drainrd. jo,ied A 1, mobile home ok, assumable mortgage at • pci. 52.500 per acre. 3237332. SEIGLER REALTY I Lg. executive type home set on wooded 'z acre lot in Shadow Lake Woods, 3620 sq ft under roof. Sunken LR, inter comm system, huge eat.in kit., sc porch, solarium I. much morel $115,000. I -- LI Sylvan Area, Sacres. $77,000 Other parcels avail. W M.iliczowski, REALTOR 372 7983 Like new contemporary I yr. old, cathedral ceiling, spilt plan, across from lake # gazebo. Club facilIties. 569,900. 2-1 ruinS mu I ____________________________ I I . ,.. I American, son. There's no other country In the world where $467 billion in taxes isn't enough to balance the budgeti" ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service OSTEENDEER RUN 3 BEDROOMS, 1' BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX. $28,500. Reduced $3,000 / - 2122 - 5'. 59—vjusicaI "Be proud to be ________________ Branch Office / : - REALTORS - Corner of French & 12th 3237340 ROB SON MAR IN E 2927 HWY I? 92 Sanford, FIa 32771 / i,'' 5C.' a:,'r Piinf,,i . ' 322-2420 - Needs finishing touches, lovely BR, C-H&A. FR in quiet, nice neighborhood. Only $31,300. / ' - / Sanford's Sales Leader LARGE 3 BEDROOM, Vz BA'TII, BARN ROOF, NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE, $54,900 / N, - $23,000 old frame, 7 BR, shade, near downtown. Neat & clean. C - - S ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, 7 CAR GARAGE, MONTHS NEW. 589.900. .SANFORD AUCTION. - 51,-Opt I or S S ri rptr III IS IS IHE DAY to buy a net' .ar set' foclay s C lassuf,e'o ad. for best buys - _ 1979 Suibaru fir,,? 4 v.Pl (3m I sFci ki - nev. Low 55200 323 e'TIXl or 123 31.17 IU i - t .1 lit? - Only the bc-St -I l. 28 hOW in M.iyf,iir on .1 lcj landscaped lot' Eqpt kit. C 8.A. Fl Rn,, UP. Ig Poc,o,s & Mother in law Suit,' EIlIoy your pool & patio too' IIPP SERVICE CON TRACT Yours br $64,500' - S I S.\S ft Sf50 i,-,?,'r i, u. fsA'4 u I A it S CASPf POOl PC [1,1 .fntI Super .1 tIP, 2': U home in Dreamwold w spacious pan Fl Pin Dr. eat in Kit Iq patio & '-lurudry rm' Cony lOCatiOn! IIPP SERVICE CONTRACT, A buy tot $59,500 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH. NEW ROOF. NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS WALK TO DOWNTOWN $21,900 8. tutu. T ______________________________ 35 ft Ov.enc llo,,t SICII) ,,' iuntoon ti, ExcIus,,,- 3 tIP, 1(3 home in Wynncwoodon Ig lot' Pan Fl. Pm - lq P.1110 w (3(30, dining area & much more BPP SEP VICE CONTRACT Just DeBARY LOVELY 2 BED ROOM. I (lATH, FAMILY DINING ROOM COMBIN ATION, NEW APPLIANCES CENTRAL AIR, $35,500 ,,mp,r fjrr' c.1'per '.0 "hOC .l v.11, 11 ' '- 55--Boats & Accessories - , - ri-v. 971 ___________________________ - NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO BE CON ST P tiC TED NEAR SUN lAND ESTATE 538.500 COMPLETE! TO AU( TION Tuesday & Saturday at 730. ItS the ont',. one in Florld.s You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 31I for fur crdø?aiIS ha rc (ji nile wes? of Spcedwa 1 b,'ah wIl hold a . ,'oi',- "'Oem I ION .\U( '°" Nov. J.r5t'y ,.,,-,,, ,,,lnU' '-ott's i t ..csrti't1 froni OriQ - - 92 frirri it C,"- Oflal .1. 0' 8. - When you place a Classified Act ii The Evening Herald. Stay ClOse to your phone because something wonderful 5 atx,ut to happen _______ Just listed 3 BR. I' B home w all extras C H&A, w w carpet, DR. Fl Pm Rec Pm, FP & more' HPP SERVICE CONTRAC1, .lssurnahlt- 7 pct mtq Only $49,500. - , 'o _ -- - "' I BR, IS on lq lot Zon.'d multi. lam near shopping $15,800 I. iIl,-(ftiiOS .1150 ?l,ir Assume low interest VA Mon. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 Bath. many extras Below appraisals in area at Only 545.900. Don't wait Call now 830 7717 rh',tfl.c 1 C,lpponi, REALTOR CENTURY 21 830 7717 jr I '.1(1 'f 5-49375 bat 518316 or SI? mci Agent 339 8386 __________ TO .'' • PUBLIC AUL1 ION. • MON., FEB. 4, 7 PM. --- .IV repo 19 Zenith Sold I°OfTh Lots of slylt' 313R. 113 home w many unique features in desirable neighborhood on 7' lots' Many addition,,I fc,ilures' RPP SERVICE CONTRACT Only 555.000 * CASH TALKS * Wekiva Falls, 1 BR Trailer. Owner will finance. 'II , WINTER SPRINGS ________ 11 _ - . Good used IV's. $7.5 & up MILlERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph 322 035? - v.ffi your own pool & 64.12 patio on Ig or '.'ndscaped lot. Many IJuilt ins & all features BPP SERVICE CONTRACT You must see thiS to 569.500. Cash for your lot! Will build on your fat 0, our lot EOICPS. Inc ______________________ Medel Inc.. Realtor 1144 3013 ________ ________ - REALTORS - ' VA-F HA.235.Con. Hornet Low Down Payment t,njoy suburban living 74.60 Champion mobile homr on 6.3 deared ares 538,000 - YOURFUTUREIS - By Owner I BR. 7B. great rm eat in kit DR. Ft Rn, Aft 5. 323 8812 mr I t?.,?i (omi',,-rcial & p.5 , Oen'ai •'.'ns Apprasals -J ('t'II ' or' 32' S Dofloile 00 longer needed items high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallet' I ' _ _ -.----- -- PICTURESQUE . 32—Houses Unfurnished 40.A—Apartniinfs _ 80—Autos for Sale 72—Auction bARGAIN TV s .%tiy pay rnore HERB'S TV ?S97 S Sanford Avv 12) 17)1 -___ - 24 HOUR 03322-9283 _______________________________ REALTORS INC. 530-6a33or339.l7lIeves. clean 53—TV. Radio-Stereo REALTY PIAUOP FORREST GREENE _____ - - - . ____________________ Altamonte Springs New two story, all cedar, ..on temporary, facing lake, 3 BR, master BR has 2 walk in closets, 7i 13, stone FP. Loft, FR, seller will carry mort. Call and see $98,900 -. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA CV: $: Connie Malor M ADVE City Clerk Publish February 1, 1910 STATE1 - -------- UPJOHN HEALTH CARE 30-Apartments ' IL.U5lSH1tdE 323-7832 Eves. 322 0612. 3221587 207 E, 25th St. Gill Fox by GLANCES _____________________________________________ _________________________________________________ ROBBIE'S For rPnt 2 BR unturn apt.. $175 mo LIVE-IN COMPANION SIDE 41—I-4.uses I InC. Country home, Cameron Ave. i acre home has extra Ig rms, FP, FR. DR. Quest cottage. gazebo All thiS for S79.900 Owner Will hold mort w 29 pct ciwn, Bat 10 pct HOME CAR E— 3227813 REALTY 21—Situations Wanted copy of this I MONE ________________________________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR RN's— LPN's 41—HOUSes 41—Housei . ________________________ - HAL COLBT Legal Notice fictid _________________ FT or PT. Exp. only in Kids outgrow tha sirq set or ___________________________ small bicycle? Set i these idle IN i HE CIRCUIT COURT OF items with a want ad. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ____________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. IO.191.CA.04. 18—HeIp Wanted E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF 2 hairdressers with following EVELYN C. FAULCONER, only need apply. LADY, YOU HAVE CONTINUAL. Petitioner.Wife, 322-7681 LV DEMANDED A CHANCE and FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, HARRY L. FAULCONER, AVON NOW YOU HAVE iTl Respondent.Husband FIGHT INFLATION NOTICE OF ACTION Sell Avon. Increase your earning THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: power. For details, Call CALL ANN ETTE AT 323.3176 HARRY L. FAULCONER, 1.$.41.4687or644.3079 WHOSE RESIDENCE AND N,I.4 & 4.12, full 5 part tIme. MAILING ADDRESS IS Apart. Apply In person Sanford NursinO ment "F," 11005 Burman Street, & Convalescent Center, 950 Houston, Texas 77029. Meiionville. A sworn Petition for Dissolution PT. work for per. res. couple. __________________________ of Marriage having been filed Will doany kind of work ASSEMBLERS regarding your marriage to 3238641 Positions now open for EVELYN C. FAULCONER, in the production carpenter helpers Circuit Court in and for Seminole with nation's largest producer 25-1_OaflS County, Florid., the short title of of factory.built modular ____________________________ wtiichis IN RE: THE MARRIAGE housing. Must have some OF EVELYN C. FAULCONER, carpentryexp. Apply Cardinal ? NEED CASH? Petitioner.Wife, and HARRY L. Industries, inc., 3701 S. San. UseYourHomeAsSecurity F A U LCON ER • Respondent. ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No CallUsForTerms Husband, these presents corn. phone calls. Equal Op. TowerFinancial5erv. mend you to appear and file your portuiity Employer. 1800.241.2469 answer or other defense or pleading with the Clerk of the NO BROKERAGE MACHINIST Circuit Court In and for Seminole FEES County, Florida, and serve a copy thef Of on Petitioner's attorney, Minimum7yr.exp,& capableof Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., of setting up & operating all 29-.ROOfll$ CLEVELAND, standard shop eqpt. Must have MIZE 1. — BRIDGES, Post Office Drawer 1. own tools. Position off irs good Sanf0 Florida 32771, on or starting pay & cxc. fringe Sanford GracioUs living. Reas, before the 28th day of February, benef its. Contact Sprague Weekly & monthly rates, utilItIeS 1910,orotherwisea default will be Electric Co., Hwy. 17.92, i. inquire S. Oak 541.7803. entered against you. Longwood, Fl, or phone 339. ___________________________ WITNESS MY HAND AND 3011. EOE. Unfurnished OFFICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this 24th day Waitresses wanted & dish. ° January, 1980. Lg 1 BR fully eqpt, AC, W.D, washers wanted. Apply in (SEAL) walk in closets. No Pets or person Mike's Village Rest or ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. children $323 mc, dip. req. 322. Call 322-9152. As Clerk of the 4493 aft, 7. Circuit Court PORT EVERGLADES BY: CYNTHIA PROCTOR SANFORD—Remodeled 1 BR STEELCORP. Deputy Clerk plus den-air, tile bath. $320. Inside sales in Sanford 'office, CLEVELAND, MIZE& BRIDGES Adults. 511.7103. Post Office Drawer Z exp. preferred but wIll con. 1 BR4199 up. Pool. Adults only' Sanford, Florida 32171 sider training qualified In. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Attorneys for Petitioner.Wife dividual. Salary + comm., Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Publish January 2$, and February good benefits. Apply in person Sanford. Call 323.a610 4, 11, 1$, 1910 Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., Mariners Villaee DEN-fl LIt. Monroe or mail resume to P.O. Box 306, LIt. Monroe, Fl. CITY OF LAKE MARY, 1 BR, lB Condo, kit. eqpt. 33747 _______________________ FLORIDA Riggs Realty, REALTOR NOTICEOPPUBLIC 3221912 Temporary help needed. Must be HEARING Lovely 1 BR condo, eqpt. kit., neat, have economy car & TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS pool & game rm. privileges. know area well. For in. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN formation call 323-8324 or 333 8250 mo. + Sec. dep. 323-4570. by the City Council of the City of 5336 9-3 p.m. 1 BR, newly remodeled & Laba Mary, Florida, that said decorated, Heat & AC, Council will hold a public hearing SLIM BUDGETS ARE carpetIng, w.front yard. $200 7:30 P.M., on March 6, 1980, BOLSTERED WITH VALUES mo + flec, 333.$ilJ consider an Ordinance entitled as FROM THE WANT AD followi: COLUMNS. —_______________ ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY Bartender.Cocktal( Waitress OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, RE. ____________________________ Experienced, apply in person ZONING CERTAIN — LANDS 2 BR, LR & kit., sm. Fl. rm., Deltona inn. Mon thru Fri 2 to WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE laundry rm. Ref. Req. 322.3233 6 p.m. MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED between 6 p.m.$ p.m. FROM Al TO R.1AA, CON. State Certified leather FLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND ONCE AMONTH EFFECTIVE DATE. Call 332.7677 for appt. changing the zoning on the following described property situate In the City of Lake Mary, * * * * * * * Fun duplex, fine downtown Florida, to M.1AA: location, neat, in good repair, South ½o1 the NE ¼of the NE 14 upstairs 3 BR, 15; downstairs YOUR WEEK plus the North ½ the SE V. of the 2 BR apt. Excellent income, 30, Tounship 20, NE 14 OFF RIGHT WITH high yIeld. Large assumable Rang, 30, less the R.W for A TRIP TO low interest mart. S3,0O0, LongwoodL.ake Mary Road, and HAROLD HALL REALTY the North ½ OHM SW ¼ of the NW AAA EMPLOYMENT '4 SCL Railroad R.W INC. REALTON,MLS 8$ SECRETARY 5$ in kction 31, TO*,IIhIp 30, Range 323-3774 Be part of the family wthis 30. __________________________ position more particularly described as fIfty-on. (11) acres lying on the 5$ RECEPTIONIST 5$ Side of Longwood.L eke Mary Accurate typing. Be up front Road appro*Imately 1½ OPEP4$UNDAV13:30T04 where the action is. south of Lake Mary Boulevard 455$. Summsriin Ave. with 1,320 feet of rood frontage. An elite old Sanford home, 3. currently zoned Al. DESK CLERK blocks from Lk. Monroe. 4300 Know How The Public Hearing will be held Spacious charmer, nestled at the City HaIl, City of Lake under 1g. oaks. Completely Mary, Florida, at 1:30 P.M., on L 0 DRIVER remodeled. 3 BR, 2a, FR, with MUCh 6, 1950, or as soon Machorosdlockywantod brick Fe. Beautifully land. thirsiftit' as possible, at scaped, LANGE ASSUMABLE time Interested parties for and CARPET HELPER LOW-INTESTE$T MONT. Will against the request stated above On thIs one will behsard. laidlearing maybe GENERAL LABOR Continued from to tIme untIl AbiheIpe,. Hurry on this one. final action Is taken by the City owners of the rosi plQpsrty af. ,. — fine dining. Particular interest A RAINBOW Creative Expressions city 4,11,g,1No FLORIOA J. 0. Galloway, Earn money at the same time 3231109 THIS NOTICE shall be posted in ttwe (3) Public p1aces within the ut i.&. Fiord., at the City Hall, and published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation within the City Of $.aki Mory. Fierlda, onetime at least thIrty (30) days prier to the dale of Hi Public Hearing, and the parties In Interest and "s' Cooks LOSE WEIGHT time -- amsider said have an OppOrtunity to be hoard of said hearings. •y order of the Planing and Zoning commission ot we city ot Snford, Florida this 2$d dayof RATES 11—Instructions at citizens shall °' TUDAY, __ - rgcommendetien. have recently made their _____ - Feb. IL 1151 to someone ... - Card,piauy BIsUdtitIiI clou, 640 p.m., Seminole CoUegr. Class coeriniu 'fueslay night. E,r011ment limited, call 4*, Ut, 304, TOP Restricted To that of GC.2, General Con merclal District He said Carter has weakened the nation's 6? p.m., 3401 Park Aye,, Sanford. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ElOHTENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. IO134.CA.04.P IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF EDWARD A. SMITH Husband, and . CANDACE A. SMITH Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CANOACE A. SMITH co FRANK BLACKMOND 5)5 West 7th Street Erie, PA 16501 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that EDWARD A. SMITH, has f lied a Petition In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on NED N. JULIAN, JR., STENSTROM, McINTOSH, JUL IAN, COL BERT & WHIGHAM, Attorneys for Petitioner, whose address is post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida 377), and file the original with the Clerk of the above.styled Court on or before February 25, 19$O, olherwise a default and ultimate ludgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on the 11th day of January. A. o., 1,80. (CAL) Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, JULIAN COLBERT I, WHIGHAM Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 32171 Phone: (305) 322.2171 Attorneys for Petitioner PublIsh Jan. 21, 2$, & Feb. 4, n, 1980 DER.72 Monday, Feb. 4. 1980-38 C.,,IA..,I CI is looking EVERY DAY for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classlf led Ad will appear here tomorrow. 6—'Child Care a the ResolIng ffoffl RC.1 Commercial District 831-9993 9—Good Thngs to Eat _____ Intentions and American concessions, rather than bididi w"ary "For three years, we've guilty of a)f)SUIflS10lt and weakness," said Con- 322-2611 SundQ9 - Noon Frlda court and OrlQndo - Winter Pwk DEA DUN ES Noon The DarBefoe PubhcQtion are Oil ..l.r,, Night Auditor FT-PT Please apply in person 373-1080 Holiday inn II HOURS Marilyn Gray 3901 Aihambra Circle Coral Gables. Florida Marriage. endOr WITNESS my hand and seal of S109 NW. 33rd Street this Court on this 1st day of Miami, Florida 33146 February, 1910 ARE YOU HEREBY (SEAL) NOTIFIED that a cIvil action for H. Beckwlth, Jr. damages has bun filed and Clerk Circuit commenced In this Court and you By: Ju:.e I. Curtis requIred Deputy Clerk your written defenses, if any, to it Publish Feb. 4, 11, II, 23, 1ISO Alan J. Kluger, DES.lt Levine and Fieldstone, P.A., at. ____________________ torney for Plaintiff, whoseaddress NOTICE TO PUBLIC Is 3050 liscayne Blvd., Suite 7* Ice J hereby given that MiamI, FlorIda 33137, and file the Public Hearing will be held by Original with the clerk of Planning ZonIng CommIssion styled court on or befOre February intheCity Commission Ream, City ,1910 offislse will be Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. for the relief on Thursday, Feb. ii, 1910, , ieted rayed for in , consider the following chang, and This notice shall be amendment t the Zoning Ore each , dinance of the City of Sanford, the Eveg ,, - INTNECIRCUITCOUITIN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 10.214-CAsE IN RE: The marriage of ROBERT W. SCHMIDT, Petitioner-Husband, and PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT, Respondent.Wife, NOTICE OP ACTION TO: PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT 1301 S. Taylor St,i-$, Apt. 21 Arlington, VA fl2 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage he5 gstyoua,y are required to serve a copy of your written defeqses, ii any, to it to IRVING B. OUSSOW, p.o. DwtrN3,292U. S. Highway 17. 92. Fern Park. Florida 32730 on or before March 10, 1910 end file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Im. mediately thereafter; otherwIse a defaultwill beenteredagainst you for the demanded in the Petition for Dissolution Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. relief - noon, West I LONDON (UPI) — A love affair of Winston Churchill, the grandson of Britain's wartime leader, and Sorayn Khashoggi, former wife of a Saudi Arabian billionaire, was In the news again today - literally. One tabloid newspaper splashed across Its front page a story headlined "Winston and Me' by Soraya Khashoggi," and another bannered: "Mrs. Khashoggl's Incredible Secret Life of Scandal." The word "incredible" was underlined, The relations between Churchill, a 39-year.old Conservative member of Parliament, and the 37-year-old English-born beauty, came to light in December at a trial of three policemen charged with trying to blackmail Mrs. Khashoggi. Details were not disclosed at the trial, which dealt not the Chuchill.Ktuuthoggl friendship but the loss of some of her jewelry at London's Heathrow Airport. The Daily Mirror today printed the first part of a copyright series on her "incredible life" along with a front page photo of a topless Mrs. Khassoggi lying on a beach. p.m., SUNDAY1 CLASSIFIED A DS CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUILIC HEAR INO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE _______ NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold a public hearing on the 21st day of February, 1910, at 7:30 44C line 1 tm. P.M., at the City Hall, City of Lake 3tc a ilne 3 consicutive times Mars', Florida. to consider a 7cons.cutivetImis 3c a line 800 AM. - 53Q P M. Petition to cio vacate and thru FRIDAY MONDAY abandon; discontinue, disclaim SATURDAY 9 Noon and to renounce any right of the 3 Lines Minimum City of Lake Mary and the Public in and to the following described right.oI.way, to wit: That portIon of Frederick Avenue lying north of Lots 10, 11, nd 12. Block 3, of the Plat of Crystal Lake Winter Homes, Piat Booli 2. Paoe 115. Public Rrr,1t of Seminole County, Florida. The Public Hearing shall be held at the City Hall, in and for Lake ________________________ Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P. M., or as soon thereafter as possible. At that time, interested parties for and _______________________ against the above request shall be heard. Said hearing may be Temple Oranges—Tangerines 2 Choice Lots in Section M continued from time to time until $3.00 per bu.—you pick $3SOea. final action is taken by the City 322-3067 332 573S Council. ________________________ This Notice shall be published —__________________________ Looking for garden equipment? one (1) tIme each week for two (2) Read today's classified ads for consecutive weeks prior t the ______________________ good buys. date of public hearing in the ChildCareinmyhome Evening Herald, a newspaper of Lake Mary Blvd. general circulation within the City Strawberries — large & plentiful 3233139 Of Lake Mary. In addition, Notice You or we pick daily, ito 1000 shall be Posted in the area of qts.; cauliflower $4bu.; sweet WW do baby Sitting in my home. consideration at least fifteen (13) Potatoes 6 lbs. $1; lettuce & S Sanford Ave. Area. days prior to the date of public beets, at Treasure Island, 17.41%S hearing. Hwy. 44, E. of Leesburg. 787. DATED: January 23, 1980 Will baby sit 3119. City of Lake Mary, in my home. Navel oranges & grapefruit Florida -__322.8921 $lbu, By: Connie Malor _____ 3226733, 3220362 City Clerk -. Publish: February 4, 11, 1910 6A—HS$Pth&BISty DES-a - me C h u rc h Ii's Gra fldSOfl ii Love ,6 ffa r'? ! 18—Help Wanted Notice 4 CALENDAR .•..' - I ____________________________________________ -. D.,.. a lose your credit, we will catch up payments & buy your eQuity. Riggs Realty, 322-7912. ___________________ We buy your equity, cbs. in 24 hr$ AWARD REALTY, INC. REPAIISONALLMAJOR HOME APPLIANCES 32351 39 - ____________________________________________ , 4 \:.. ' .'_..7,;- :.'31 w.T ' ;''.te ,I-j.i " etiii.'k. . - -L .' . I '. ' I'ii' ,.. - .14, ,.— t S 'r, - . , S - I �•- •. I 50 Ages 51 Type offuel I Express 53 Actor Newman THATsuREcHANGE)f 4 Actor Mineo 7 Hebrew holy 55 Hat material l-41S TUNE' day (abbr) 56 Radiation 10 Fencing measure Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 0 4 QA I , ( YOU TOOK I It YOUR DARLING '01 31 % . 4q p / ... EN,STE LAST — DZ.JcINo? sword yj _ F' , _ WHY WHEN _ LOOK OF N! ___ _____ _____ THE BORN LOSER AU 6 F Fe-UL.IP05. 0 pl~_ V-% I, --V-% 'tàlii4 (L — C'up O-. ti pi\' OUNTRY HAD TO I í '-.--- I' N0?Mi*I - I ____1 -, JUGkEAP! __ - - - I A ________ 56 - - - 53 —.1 _________________ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider W& L M '_t rr tuei'.a."-r RlI,) TE A LIFErUE 1.I-) ( FA,r ThAT i MVW"r f1AP MY MOMJJT' ttEt ID C)ffJZ1HE._LkkttE BJS&E55 1}' SW 1HAT THE Jd1'S L.Ø LAST MIT A • o PRISCILLA'S POP _ ________________________ NQI MEAN ICAN1- WELL I'VEk A4A! MEM5ERHCMI i\ P YW MEAN C SAW IT INCLUPEP MENTAL &Q 1 M' MNP A I \M65 PHYSICAL WORK,L TEENY SIT! RIGHT AFTER ALL. ERMA HCOW I SAIP V#O"N CAN P0 ANYTHING MEN CAN P0 it U. I I 4- OPEN THIS PICKLE JAR I -.-., , BUGS SUNNY 140P IN10 MY I - T NOW 1;0 P N *? " GO'Ne 0 1' eCo ' 6 ' ru;2'N L Ic . HOTILIS-YOULL 11-E HEAT LOVE. rr. ANC) 10.9G IN ., -. , 104# - i. I .. I , .. , — . ? . ( 0 11 " 0 _____ ' 0 I *: 1~ 2-14 '". • _J__. r _-lip ________ 0 V Dj&lgg *U " I - )-..I., t-1 ? -__ii : _ , ill ' I. --- bilisfE .. -~ by T. 'K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS RIF . a. : - _______ as wealthy Arab businessipen, paid up to Committee and the Justice Department the United States. • 1. ..•. • IN • . . A # ' ,. . :" ,wey _.________________ .. , , Z,000 in Iwup stuns to some congress- "will pursue this matter expeditiously ... -The first man arrested in the inmen in return for promises they would because of the importance of main- vestigatlon - Alexander A. Alexandro help the "foreigners" with immigration taming the ufidence of the American Jr., 29, of Commack, N.Y., an lwmigrapeople in their Congress." problems and business dealings, tion and Naturalization Service officer, Senate De mocratic Leade r Robe rt was arraigned in New York for allegedly More than a score of state and local public officials also were under in. Byrd and acting Republ%can Leader Ted taktnga$2,000 down payment ona $15,000 Ste ve ns said they wanted the Senate bribe to grant permanent residence In vestigation for accepting bri bes. the United States to an alien. Details of the undercover investigation Ethics Committee to begin a bipartisan -Federal sources Identified Rep. were first reported last weekend, just as Investigation of the one se nator involved Richard Kelly, R-Fla., as the the FBI was completing the operation. "as rapidly as possible." Known to be under investigation are -f "I'm very disappointed, discouraged, congressman who was fumed accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover agents. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., and shocked," Byrd said. "It's my belief that reports like this In the film, a man officials say is Kelly Reps. John Jenrette Jr., D-S.C., Richard Kelly, It-Fla., John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., harm the status of Congress," Stevens nervously stuffed most of the money in his suit pockets and asked the agents Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., and three said. The House committee promptly held a "whether anybody could see any of the Pennsylvania Democrats, John Murtha, Raymond Lederer and Michael Myers. special meeting, voted to hire a lawyer to money" sticking out of his clothes. Kelly 's .11 Known Trouble "Wayne Hays-type scandal" about him — and the congress- U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, R.Fla., is a scarred campaigner who has survived hints of scandal, whispers of impropriety man was reelected handily, a few months before he divorced and even formal charges against him. his wife of 17 years and married his 26-year-old former To be a target of public suspicion now as one of eight secretary. members of Congress reported to be under FBI Investigation sq Kelly, a political conservative, won his congressional seat titan alleged bribery operation should not have surprised him. from Florida's sprawling 5th District in 1974. :us record — ltnIA fl6_ •_ flgA_. ----"-- the roof of Sabal Point Elementary School, where he checked and embarrassing attorneys The state Supreme . _______ - - g' . "R J04 Prf? (LS\ 11 __ A_. I I 0 --- • , interviewer two years ago: "There is no doubt Judge Kefly is Court reprimanded him for harrassing an excellent conservative...He has been reliable. I have only I, Wi.. mu .,e accepted 'I work school board meeting Wednesd ay ni gh t. Elementary s. i 'r • e less .B usiness or rejected at Others have not been so kind. Kell y has been plagued by The state Judicial Qualification Commission formally questioned his mental competence — but decided it had "Insuffi- high employee turnover In his congressional office. In the first dent evidence" to decide the question one way or the other. See KELLY'S, Page ZA oms Ami*d 0 0 inance .it .I. • • . " ____ .U_~jj . . W__ '. I ~, .W. A .-A". - 1~11 I _k [I ° - .. - --I .16A Iwo . an lb -, - — I • -_ 0___ . Ag an :4 -1 - -• I - re U%NAWF le topless dancing. It also includes ordinance "says you can't dance oh- dinance is that it does not define "oh- consistently ruled you cannot reg ula te ordinance Is the best they can come up ByDIANEPETRYK scene," tins type of business in this manner, with. provisions against "lap dancing" and scenely." Herald Staff Writer TU ordinance was evidently passed Kunkler said "most of thie business on "I'm not going to allow these five "Nothing tn this world is perfect," he The third draft of an anti-topliess or. "booth dancing." llow Court's 1973 fo ing the U.S. Supre me th , e Trail (Orange Blossom Trail in commissioners to Th ds come e Lee County ordinance still stan into court on a said. dinance wu presented to co'mty co missloners Monday but doubts persisted McMIUan said, because it has never been ruling that stated communi ties could set Orlando) has come to Seminole County." God and motherhood Issue," he said, Kirchhoff said he did not want to adopt dWknged in federal court. He said Unir own standards for obscenity. he And he warned that rapes and armed "blunder in and be In court about five an ordinance that will not stand up in conmrning its enforceability. At the robberies are up. It in Orange said. after before minutes we get blown away. court. same time Sgt. Robert Kunkler who ran ordinances patterned County Administrator Roger Kirchhoff Urn asked why Sheriff Polk "It would be a short day in court and a I'I've not seen one than would stand up, Ow county's vice opAW for 24 yens, County and Cocoa Beach have been ruled Nelswender told Kunkler, however, ftt relatively expensive day." had not usW Oat ordinance. and I'm not interested in doing asid the two topliess ban in Seminole unconstitutiorW. "If the sheriff hasn't used the old or. he had better be able to prove the conCommissioner Sw*a Glenn said she Nelswender insisted the police would something just because it looks good County have tripled their business since t nection. ha ve to establish the connection between politica lly," he said. He suggested the the crackdown on such entertainment in has received many le tters in support of dinance we've got on the books now, w ha "I have never understood ft stand you topless entertainment and crime and commission might consider restricting an anti.toples3 ordinance. pwiticularly makes him think he can use this one?" Orange County. Kirchhoff asked, and the sheriff have taken," he said. define specifically and exactly what they adult entertainment establishments Assistant County Attorney Bob from residents of the Fern Park area. Kwdaer repUed ftlt he couldn't speak "You have said over and over the or- man. Commission Chairman BiU Kirchhoff through toning procedures. "You can't say to the judge 'this is The commissioners agreed to conside r sion that the proposed ordinance, said he has received letters both for and for Polk, but said he remembered the dinance is directed at the crimina l businesses attract, not ordinance being used once. He said he element these establishments, what we think', he said, that possibility and asked Kunkler to quiz a tee county orcjinance, against topless businesses. But federal courts have McMlllan pointed out that al9l3Cc*IfltY thought the problem with the 1973 or. Kunkler replied that the proposed Polk about the 1973 ordinance. essentially separates alcohol from . / ___ I, H A - I - roof projects at Jackson Heights Middle School and Altamonte lawyers -and five years later, he won election to Congress. the highest praise for him." Herndon Renews Termination Threat . Awow *ftW :1A A&" WN wo 1~ %mm * I L :. . ON VW an W" I so VIS Is I COWWNI ---•-------- A spokesman for the financing arm of that group told an who appeared before his bench. repairs to a roof at the school. Williams was accompanied Monday The state Senate dismissed the charges. by contractors for the project. Other school board members checked 0 0 uiy e AT'Mg FANCH .... PO YOU Before A political opponent accused the press of covering up a By United Press International ., ,AI1 believed the two left in the Bollinger . automobile. "About a year ago," Bollinger attempted suicide by hanging in the bgcktiard of the sisters' home but he was stoped by the police Higginbotham said. -DONNA - ig I VV" b' ' Cra 'W D cøow' • •:', __________________________ ________________ He's been in such positions before during a stormy public InIiidInø dnmant notion to federal aid for financially Higginbotham said four uad cars . .-,w,v um ,ivjwi ...-----.. were put into the area immediately. The hair I defending himself successfully. 1 nearwoo and government financing of abortion -has drawn high praise in Pasco County, the state House of While a circuit judg with officers. Althiough the two were last from the American Conservative Union. men on foot, Higginbotham said it is Seminole County School Board member Roland Williams climbs tO Representatives impeached Kelly on charges of harrassing X lOON P ES I • Probe handle its investigation and indicated it The Justice Department has ordered would contact the Justice De partment Senate leaders have called for a prompt congressional investigation of the latest an Investigation to determine whether about the possibility of o bt aining the bribery scandal, in which several deliberate disclosures were made to the FBI's evidence. In other developments Monday: legislators allegedly accepted money media by government officials. Profiles on the eight members of --Sen. Larry Pressler, RS.D., said he from Fill undercover agents in return for Congress caught up In the FBI bribery walked into the FBI trap and walked out promises of favors. to Investigation. .lean, spurning hints by the undercover TI* Justice Department is trying Stories on Page 2A. FBI agents that "a great deal of money" find out who leaked details of the Fill __________________________ could be donated to his presidential investigation known as o peration ARSpeaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. said campaign if he would introduce a bill to SCAM , or Arab scam, to the press. - . I last seen wearing blue jeans And a striped shirt. Bollinger and Ms. Clark are believed to be traveling In Bollinger's white over green Pontiac OTO bear ing Ohio tags. "The subject should ' be considered dangerous and may be armed," said Lake Mary Police Sgt. David botham, "with a .357 magnum pistol and a machete." Higginbotham said at 11 p.m. Monday Ms. Clark's sister, Pamela Collins, reported to the police at the Lake Mary station that Bollinger was abducting her sister from their home. Bollinger had roughed upa second sister, Linda WllhIS, breaking her nose, requiring treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Ms. Clark and Ms. Willis were In bed sleeping when Bollinger, an ex-boyfriend of Ms. Clark's allegedly came Into the house and threatened the three with a knife, saying he was going to kill them, Higginbotham said. Ms. Collins fought the assailant trying to help her sister, Linda, who Bollinger allegedly was _________ ___ i • tail, 118 pounds, with black hair. She was ,)__1 1 I i ] 1' .1 ssional Feloom ).(, £AI? ____ t •, W"Reft dangerous." Bollinger is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall with da rk hair and beard. The victim is Deborah Clark, 261 Fourth St., Lake Mary, , 5 feet 3 inches ' .____________ _______ - bulletin lists Bollinger as "armed and by Stan Lee and John Romita ____ Congre WASHINGTON (UPI) - House and The "be on the lookout" (SOLO) should have, but I didn't want 0 - ., Mary woman. Oswald' "Of course he - - -`, z il 4 FOOt -: 4 about 11 p.m. Monday a 25-year-old Lake his ueen of hearts on that ]1(4u 4 __ House, Senate Leaders -- A nationwide alert has been issued by West would have known what do." AITHsM! campaign. I will not regress to per- _______ e Ma ry Police Department for the Tim Bollinger, accused of abducting at to start a row." - ia ______ . 'Abductor' Opening lead:V 7 . 00PA 0W 11MF74ZJ ___ _____ - I' * getting away with grand theft. Last should have- discarded as SPIDER-MAN ...somewhat saddened Seek police station. t 4; ,, Seek -. It is obvious that East Thl! rUM for By OswaW Jacoby THE Y'LL NEW j I Police solely responsible for South . 4CöY'U • . 4. •. . : , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AUN.) acquaintance. OU Cvwi Irnu sauswi •Wt. Oswald: "As I get older I (For a copy of JACOB)' that you share an unusual 19) You could find yourself in watch more bridge hands. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at terest. very entertaining company Sometimes It is hard to keep &w.." care of this newspa, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) todiy,particuy per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City If you think someUdng dif. attending a social function. It misplay, but I was brought up Station, Now York, N.Y. In a school where kibitzers ,0019.) ferept will work In order to should prove exciting. -4..+ ' Mary Pass Pass Pan and the country. I hope none of the BILL MctOLLUM elected officials discussed are involved. 1 ~! ~~ I , ...unfortunate 1 7 It will not affect in any way, shape or If true _____ Ill form the effort I will make in this election DAVID BEST '-- the house and drove the 10 blocks to the — might become more Uanan by Bob Thavu FRANK AND ERNEST I 2 NT Pass 3 NT my pop unusual, — — the office again this year, said he was shocked and "somewhat saddened" by the all egations. ' Lake jack at trick one and he went after diamonds. West won the third diamond, thought for a while and finally led a spade. South went right up with dummy's ace and cashed out four notrump happily." Alan: "Was there any com• ment after the hand?" Oswald: "East told West that it was too bad that West couldn't guess about the queen of hearts and lay down his ace to set the contract." TAURUS ((April 20-May in on you unexpectedly at 20) You could meet somebody home today. 0 '1.4E 10A _: . V9LE A'T company you enjoy ST. LAURENT ...wants facts The fact that you've gotten BRIDGE AT with someone you feel you've WT EAST Astro-Graph Letter which been less close to than you'd 4643 •KJIO8 begins with your birthday, like. It will be a good meeting. IVAI0872 ' ,WQJ Mail $1 for each to A 73 052 '° UBRA (Sept. 23. Oct. 23) A 496 Graph, Box 49, Radio City person who appreciates 467543 Station, N. V. 10019. Be sure to something you've done in. 4975 specify birth date. volving your work could show K 64 PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) you just how much so today, *864 Friends and contacts are by doing something nice for •AJ 102 willing to put their'- Ives our you. Vulnerable: Both for you today. You won't have Dealer: North SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) to ask them to go to bat for West Niwib East Soeth This could prove to be a very you. It will be their idea. moUves. 0 h,. the iA Bold, unique methods can pay thritis, because of the had been getting the inert pill Febnaary5, 1980 psychologica l reaction to the all along. This coming year should be off handsomely today. Such testimonials do not CANCER (June 21-July 22) medicine itself. Such in. an exciting one. You may find wvwuais wowu usuauy prove a wing and waL's why get yourself much more active A new i nsight into a b tter th th e same response to a coated we ve to have properly ha than usual doing things you way of getting along wi sugar pill, de gned resear ch studies to si someo ne Important to you will may have ne ver tried before, To give you more inmake any conclusions ra ther all of which wie ll prove v*- comae to you today. Be sure to follow t hr ough on this fresh formation about osteoar- than relyi ng on Individual tremely fruitiW. thritis and what can be done testimonials. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. approach. L) (July 23- Aug. 22) Give 19) Unusual Influences that could contribute to you your attention to those who materially or add to your mean the mosttoyou today. resources in some mannerare They'll respond in kind, should be seen and not heard." stirring today. Look for some maki ng for a most happy time Alan: "I suppose for a ll . unique opportunities. NORTH 2.4.80 watched today's and. Id Romance, travel luck, AQ2 South get away with his three. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 9953 resources possible pitfalls and notrum contract?" present • K Q J 109 earner for the coming months An opportunity may trni,hlp ni all. Oswald: . 5N%r CALL F .1 ANY. ( GEORGES Kelly for "I personally hope there is no in- volvement both for Kelly's sake per. sonally and for the sake of the district "It reflects on everyone running for sonalities. Let the chips fall where they saying, "i have not been involved in any office or in office," Best said. "I'm not may," Fischer said. criminal activi ty." Judging him. lie is entitled to the same "I haven't seen in any public "The best thing is to wait and see what presumption of innocence that anyone discussion anything factual with regards is said Georges St. Laurent, else charged is entitled to. But I can't to reports out of Washington. I've only 4 a Longwood industrialist who sponsored imagine that Kelly is not involved in light seen speculation from unidentified "I worked very hard for Kelly for a fund-raising events for the congressman real facts before judgment is made. of the FBI releasing his name," Best said, "It is unfortunate if it is true. "It is unfortunate for everybody sources. I hope Congress and the long time," said Nell Lee, president of during past campaigns and helped Basicall y I am reserving Judgment." said. concerned if it is true," McCollum said. executive branch move expeditiously to the Sanford Republican Women's Club. Mary Ann Morse, Republican state Kelly's campaigns in a variety of ways. Orange County Commissioner Dick complete t his matter for the sake of the "I ta lked to a lot of people on his behalf Bill McCollum, an Orlando attorney, "Kelly has done a great job as far as committeewoman from Seminole County id Kelly has not been proven guilty of chairman of the Seminole County Fischer, another Democratic candidate district and the country and for th e sake and tried to encourage people not to run )ij voting record concerned," sa for Kelly's congressional seat, said it of clearing the air to permit a good against him. Now I'm disappointed," They say they have proof, but Republican Executive Committee and a Laurent said. "This looks like a big trial anything. ,, by the news media. I would like to see the no one has seen it. So I have to go on the GOP challenger to Kell y's re-election bid would be irresponsible of him to discussion of the issues," Fischer said. Mrs. Lee said. when they take these, even colds all year while he was though they don't have any taking it. You guessed it. He influence on the osteoar- didn't get the vitamin C. He cooperation you are seeking could even led to advancing -...,, h ,, I-,VI IV4i$bI III øWJ zed today if y(Nov. ._•gA I 1.1 defeating congressional district of Florida seat in 1978 and is a Democratic candidate for Wait —And —See Attitude speculate on what has happened or any role the incumbent may have had. fifth congressmen who accepted cash Kelly denied the allegations Monday, cures that are used by people student wrote back and asked to try to treat teoarthritls. if he could have the cold pill Pus A have been done on this half were given vitamin C. already happened, There are a lot of quack The next year a former . Take David Best, Orlando and Brooksville att or ney, who came within 4,000 votes of payments from FBI undercover agents for the promise of helping a non-existent Arab sheik, has brought a "wait and see" response from local Supporters and 51 gain your ends, give it a shot. Foes guilty," she said. deficient diets. That's really years has nothing to do with Gaining the approval or social life Is concerned. O'US,.4As..,v . U $ And assumption he is innocent until proven foes alike. In people who are on calcium along wi thout a cold for eight 54 WIN 0 i could get hold of the proper B Radio City Station, New York, vitamin, it would also help my NY 10019,' Now about vitamin C. I hate ar thritis which has co me on Some people do feel better because he hadn't had any YOUR BIRThDAY Friends By DONNA ESTES vouch for it. I thought If I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the bones is more apt to occur '$y BERNICE BEDE OSOL ... : Osteoporosis or softening of relationship. 47 48 49 - Scandal Held Staff Writer News stor ies that U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, R-New Port Richey, is one of eight one since. Several doctors envelope for it. Send your have scoffed at my story but I request to me, in care of this you heard on television, For Tuesday, February 5, 1980 ,;3.i' l Kelly's tear arthritis. It is not caused all. This is pretty much the by any vitamin deficiency, story for all of the properly regar dless of wha t you think désignedresearch studies that HOROSCOPE 1, - ________ ______ _____ ———— 51 52 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)-PrIce 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 143-Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1980-Sanford, 1980- Lamb % I..;' HA1i I - 55 — — — ,,, I I 1111ellilti — — — not arthritis but I know many vitamin C. I'm always people call It arthritis. Taking reminded of the University of increased amounts of calcium Minnesota study of vitamin C __________ N1 FIGHT — DUKES _ — 59 — — — will help to slow down the a number of years ago; half of ____ __________________________________________________ process or help to prevent it the students were given an p..- At ,_, ,,','ilA' Kll4& OF FRANCE TELL I — — — ———— 42 41 50 by Bob Montana ARCHIE 40 ____________ 39 —— 46 43 44 45 — _______ P 2.4. 37 36 35 ——— NOW--iN7HE FEUDAL 6'ISTEM - . HOW P THE KINGS RAISE AN/ AR MV 2 DEAR DR. LAMB — Recently on TV I heard a Dr. doctor say that arthritis is caused by a deficiency. I wasn't listening very closely I and Idldn't get which vitamin he said but he said it was a B vitamin. When I went to the _________________________________ drugstore, there were so many different kinds of B it, Iam sending you The vitamins I didn't know which one to get and the druggist Health Letter number 4-10, could not help me. I gave up. Osteoarthritls Degenerative I swear by vitamin C, Or Wear And Tear Arthritis. having had colds all winter Other readers who want this long until starting on it about issue can send 75 cents with a eight years ago. I haven't had long, stamped , self-addressed fectious process, is usually severity of the symptoms. In oeteoarthritis, or wea r and short, vitamin C didn't help at — — — ___________________________ — — — 38 /' ________ 6 R I 34 32 I For I(nee 14rthritis __ i1 : JAT' TO ( 1HOR*P. o WP t very suddenly and is very to tell you this but a very good painf ul in my knee. My family study done on Marine was which doctor prescribes two aspirins recruits, _ ———— __________ ———— every four hours but If you statistically perfect so that ______________________________________ 18 14 15 — — — — — can give me the name of the you could draw a valid conby Art Sansom — — — — — proper B vitamin, I'd surely clusion, showed that there's 18 19 20 17 no difference in the frequency appreciate it. A ::i — B'( (OR(, IT TA - of colds in Marine recruits — 22 READER DEAR ___________ — — — — Arthritis of the knees, which who took vitamin C and those 9* 4"TO ARW 0" 28 29 30 31 27 23 24 25 26 is persistent and not who did not. And there was no associated with some in- difference in the duration or ____ _____ 0 - - - 30 Emit coherent 49 Christmas light 50 Common newt 31 Chinese point carefully 52 Author currency 13 Environment 41 Observes Fleming agency (abbr) 33 Hamlets 43 Gather 54 Carry home 18 Commercials 46 Irritable —— ——— 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 ———— ———— 13 10 1112 __________ ____ NIEIEIDIEID lung 11 Compass sorrowful 40 Dress H1 ___ (abbr) Help. No Vitamins 01 BEETLE BAILEY NOT CLEAN ENOLJl4, BEETLE! I CAN'T SEE MYSELF IN IT! IAITIEIRIS HIIIRjE OJRIA1N sJL t a 12 Shed tears 57 Legal aid 61 / l3Ages group(abbr) UN I i 14 Skinny fish 58 Deuce 15 Presence 59 Compass 1ZII - ., _ 16 Southern j4jIi point A_ 1i lo !jj bread J Ii.lN 60 Small cask DIAITI I 17 Thrusting SIH1AIO LL!J LLLL.LLL.LS weapon DOWN 39 Actress Gabor 19 Furious 20 British -imperial color 40 Time zone 1 Perceive 23 Bacteria 22 Light (abbr) 2 Monkeys 27 Frivolously 3 Puppy sound 23 Horse 42 Irish poet _Tj _Z 32 Indian tribe -\ directives 43 Became larger 33 Ensign (abbr 4 Frighten ci 2nd 24 Energy by Mon Walker 34 Jacobs agency (abbr) 44 French husband brother composer 6 Song word 25 Orange skin 35 Authoress 45 Superlative WH Y PON'T I KEEP MV 26 Alcoholic writer Ferber suffix beverage MOUTH 6-ILIT! 7 Lampblack 36 Lighted 47 Accountant 8 Shakespeares 28 Antlered 37 Lioness in animal (abbr) wife Born Free 29 Small island 48 Taxi 9 Mao 38 Most P v by Chic Young _____ - 0 Monday,F.b.4,1919 • . . 48—Ev.nlngH.rald,SanfordFi. BLONDIE . 8-VI - . Today . Ambulance Rrm: Fee H 1*kes Not Enough ' mikagechae increase sought was The county approval cajne on a 3 to 1 Th. Seminole County Board of Coin. crease sought. Otherwise, the company will cantimi from $1.50 to $2, but the county okayed vote with Bob Sturm absent. Voting for inia&eosrs todayapproved a rate in. crease for Hndon Ambulance, but not to provide service if the county pays the $1.75. Round.trip service is $6 and the increases were commissioners focat bued an morAhly auft, he ukL Herndon asked it go to $70; the county Sandra Glum, Richard Willinin wo BiU 0much as do emps y wanitilil& of Hnmft said the Hm*n was amM for a 50 per t aWoved $65. Round-itripi service during Kirchhoff. Against wu Bob Friench, who compm will still give the cm* 90 d4ys iwem in its ban rate for emergency ova*ae-pay hours,5 p.m. to 8 a.m., was mid he felt the matter should be held up noUce to tsrrniasse survices, URIM the &MMgsIm urvioe, from $40 to $60, but $60, Herndon wanted that to go to $60, but since the county will be renegotiating a county gtvs 11* company the rate Incontract in five months. county approved a $50 base rate. The the county approved $70. Action Repris ................ 2A . Editorial ..................... 4A Bridge ........................40 Horoscope ............ Calendar 6* Hospital 3A U1fied ............... 2-30 N5tTO0 ........................3A 40 Ourselves ..................... lB Crossword .................... jB Sports ....................... 64A De&thl ....................... 2A Dr. Lamb ' 40 _ Weather ...................... 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